The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-30 00:00:00

ery 1.- jent lernea _ .. restiectabt. __.. under -ors. nervous of Messrs. Currie and Cu. for the removal of Complaints of the cough, ' r heumatism, .. __ . - amongst . Urethra, Strictures, &c. and having received n radical and diseases, &c., with Melee • b both *Sexes to obtain ti radical permasent cure, request that reference may be made to then., and permanent cure for shoo rams Wet merles of nature, which Vet CY-ot • "boar • • fib - Ureshipsaideikebinele s. r - Oen than . as satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Messr,. delicacy Olds forbids to disclose even to their, nearest relatives. and support in placing him in bin priniiii laijittio - Carrie and Co.'s plan of treatment ; many of these Gentlemen And a Treatise no Female Diseases, nerStors , hypochondriac , and he al ' - ------ lletielf rt'" have had Strictures from ten to twenty years, and hod been un- and comomptive.complaints. To which is added, An Essay an . t der the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons the Venereal Disease, sleets,seminal weaknesses , nada deste active o fthei r of equaLerninence, who attempted stielcure by the application habit of a private nature. - -with an Address to Parents, liaard. tw A to, ect . ed . or the Lunt.! Gnostic ' without SUCCM. Messrs. Carrieasid Co. inns, Taiors. - nad those who have the care and oduca r ion of had - be ii* may be consulted by either sex, with the greatest delicacy, youth. likewiie advice to fathers, particularly those who are secrecy, and honour, at their house. N 0.107, Hatton-gardas.-- attlict;il with noraous complaints the wbole taterspersed and aliened ' - Patients in the country are requested to slate the parti- illustrated with a variety of authentic farts never before pub- ',j oie ", cabin of their case, age, and general habit of lilringitze. en. lished. By SAMUEL SOLOMON. M. D:, preparSr of t hose tar ciosing a remittance for advice and medirsioes. when the same iarstinsable hierliciihts. the Cordial Bale of Gifted, Alii!f ol P e- il e Co!" Anti-Jape will be given or sent en their part of the ki To insure tigines, &c. &c.. that secrecy se ensettlibl to vier- ondertak Ate postage of S , Id -by Leigh: 18, Strand e &eon. 150, Oxford-street ; Cl4 h a d v til thei ikii insi Ca. letters may be allied is the iwitsiol for —lO7, if t • ....a , Butler, cheapaidc c Tott, Pial klichaer lad Ward, Her- *l°l4 jto*d wo-virdo. • : . .., ;lee . 4 " ' 7 ' .. w ' . • bon e ' . , . .., r ~,. , !v . -. : i ~ .. ~ ..t- v.. . , .., ~,. , ..,.., - - , :s •,.„ .•ors I" ~.1, ,0...."'.1,4“ :.. ,r• - :,2:1, ~. ~“,:* .91,'•+ y....pg . • , • t ** r• •. , . • * ; A La, ; 7.. - .. . t ' .1:1146 ii Vi.....-1 • 0119101‘ lititigni ' ' ‘ 4 ,3$ 1nt.00114114a .~. • may,-beAtine brassy tied.* Ivia:gentbrat. To this ioaotOy at largra mote Wooded '4004 voting, aodi a shy - devotion of Paviiitineoto (ai tiobeforo folly the CaSn- &el re kits • What usinneenteit„ • clamost;— Want- :, it 4 redo - AO farce, t. 4 ~. .1r ' . . • . .. . .. . . ... , • ' - . ' - , < ' ' • - - .. • r#e Comet _ .. _ , • . . .- • . - --,- -il f, ' •• .. . . 54)1°‘ 11 —U -- (IC-Adi •- •(- 2 A-- ° • . . .. . jt:. .... -. . . .' . - ..t • ‘ .. • . ‘ ' '.."' e'll'i l'i •. 1 • . - ' V. 4. 00 t!'•-. 1 4 • ' • _ • • ... , . . -....0,...:;.. •-•••_, • c 44 ; ~./ . 1 ) 1 3 1 i•ip. - . ' . .o, ../ •.! •••PAA4AAj ; . . I * • . ... •• ... 4' 14* t s r ° I . • Ji • 1 .. If (i* rr ... . • . • • * ... t -4 1*" • • • , . • . • • ; ••• ' ...1 • ' • • 11 1 #1.8 1 118" fir . ' *•* * 17 ••• . . I • .. Stff )11 4 . ,*' L l t at4e .. . 7 • .": ••'. .Og t Uipa i l • '* ‘• ' • . 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'' l ‘' PRA It TO . . . .. . ._ • . .. . _ _• _ . .. _ ..._ _______ - . • .. - • • : " r 4 f 4.!.. e l' • 7 .' .,11, , , eta .td. ,•-.. - .. ". Tie Cane for s'Aich MAsrebete felt Mei - Brisekir Mel eft flit - i OM . , -4 • • 4.- rota; .. • --, - ... , .•... . r , fr - • EAST IN DIA-ROUSE, July 29. 114 ' lejiblDEN - I' EL,FOrio .11i,e . „ Silar : - . ...4 tit '. carelM bad Mons Indeed, forteeste-kii ~ VI THE EDITOR AF THE STATESMAN. . • :- ' • WEIR COURT of. DIRECTORS of the 6 1 '14-4 observe to t,he•Papers t that a scirt-of.0011?- • . - LAND. •,• . . 9 41.1111‘dhotterivig I and he ante owed before them . • -It UNITED COMPANY of MERCIIANTS of ENG- k- 1 . arLd i e u ree, of Norwich lnsurers . bas been held, gee e . • -- "lee"--s • - .e.- 4verei--4: Milk the.bigliett hove- hid Aerrahinien could bestow ILAN D, Indio: to the East Indies, de hereby give Neliec• titieoha , . 4,. lited has appointed itself et investigate eon- Motryge s p.....,lt e . g ame wa s ofootaddlegroologill. ,---1111 Itonotee whieb reteetterclay stiited to be lie- -4 "craft Pr's/ 008411 i* I ZI. Plaints Realist the loalotion. The circumstance carries'eles ti lt* i n p nr ii ninera , far th in district o us s igh ir i t i•e* stewed en hilleillOrn fitellll4l. - priedples aed aoudad That the Court mitt be ready r at : e r ra bsfere Weriusse-e.e. Me 260 of August nest, f e picioe with it, a 4 it ds (leer wbai'lfse ni.ject. of tee seems/ . 't o„,i, b II on Saturday serieight. -• Atom the .•seel halted eseelhisiedi -ow litoly !ante past; oei great of such Ships of the Durthenof from liteoio 8 9 0 Tons, . Comm'• f h i t (edict:s routine i of reeding 'the 'Act wisely bribety irnbliClattlitionei than fes , thecattlelitY tii Ma se I , . igaglerri Scanireniever, which hem not performed snore than is,. vin: to patch up the braked reputation II i ' aLg reldgll band front ineia or . Chisee, specif(tio the rate of concern, and to screen the Directors. It niay beo-eful there- . . ana corruption, arid the I)elegetee *ad -Clerk tafensenini and the opOrehation of•-his private coo- ~,. • ht atwhich they tat 4te wi ll ing in Let such Ships for poc foie to explain, that of thevemens on that Committee, several. had taken the oath of alleglitoce,. itc. Provost Bar- •deret is.genetal. -He bellitied`thlii 110,01 him with s is the C untrame's register service. however respectithes. ard certaioly liable to be challenged , . es clay, of Mestrose ; Protoot Kyd, of Arbroath ;std e twittiel.end ftroarablierat bit be should endeareer ' se Tenders, with the worsts "'Olio; l', ales" on the cover, to 0 not impartial ard 'shimmed oars, viz. leteseerally rated so end kft with the Secretary,. al or before .. . 4 0. Provost Guthrie, of Breshie, then declared for Mr. letdeserite their krodnisielltei ite' - ppetet- Previttili" Isom o'clock a A m. en um said tie, jugsa seat, issand Mr. umber, Busker to Mr, Signal/. the SeeretirV, ot os *kick hour ao Tender Witt be received. . recite; implkated himself is many of the charges of dela Hume; and Chitties Mortice, Req. Ailtocate io .ellY lied dated the geetsiggisoriseldie priacipleareihleil JOSEPH DA RT,Seeretary. Claintaats. ,; • Aberdeen, the Delegate for Bervie • voted for Mr. 10 guided - them itotbeirewibs let hiestddi&bed Maw The Particulars of the Ternu and Conditimu upon which de is, ...r. Herding lospectiag Surge°, to the instil •ties, beldine . Ships will be engaged or the Cowpony s Service, miry be had en _rte ' Neely/ler. - Mr. Haase was then d elaye d to boded c M.de tl besiteetsq. the osier vides t lforfelt tbi Wi g , at the 0 of the Clerk gotta Committee i t f. Sup. ap or ensoluterat under it. „ I ; • elected, whirdli...wes received with. Wed tictlaeoatkw,* *Oen isabarLogsets la friliastits - Milton*. rim, main. offer " outlay t wo, te e Set d eogost. , • Mr. Bedford. late, N eat preen( ' landlord, ii believe, of the Provost BeliaiWeiseu. addressed " Mr. - Mune Iwo 114 ed twiliirabllihettell ' ilintrepoid • . ' • jelt'll --7 ;; ---- st Teee. a New Couilie Ballet , lan ne w t h e Ty, fleciety'sbouse in Bridgeotreet. Owl, -but very elegem speech. the said it bemuse IR* tltieteettaiiettsetiimil‘egimely to dec%ft - -thee ''' . • , . .. ReegefeN PEASMOTS Wat arrived from Her, owl tby • blr. Forties Reethie, lath wheat soberly flirt benesse re • hie duty , as Delegate for the lietortion - giftlegh, wed he Skold littist.ligiroviloighlegoomphi .064* gibs. 4,-.... . eeneretalehe popular AS . we' 44O VIIT-Riir'eßar '4;irteMblliet *t apon the Committee, because Itikrtirtion, p . , • 4. troll st•or that respectable Meeting ..-and- a pleasant if he meld r{lr miloport ',eery wig; he ROTAL AMPHITHRATRR (ASTLEY'S), WtST. Mr. Slivery, is Agut to the Society at Bristol, with tape moo- reset 1 e of laments. . • . . duly it , certainly was-to docility Mr. flume dory eboaid iliffillabiaftstot Collinkisi4 . nn 1 11 ,,,,,,htni15it.5.,, ' elected to serve as a Member in Parlistuentfike his moudecirelb-thispeltiet' • • 1--n.kA-dwi - d•geoeval siretteee.. It • Under the Patronage of ibi i r Royal Hiatt:teases the Prime Re- Of the other Geodes/et' I rennet ,peek particularly, bat I. native town, and the district .of •• Bergh, tooßookd efts corru p t illolkliChel4ll3or94lol4.4lldVilifhlfi 26801.11 " believe out o r two others are equally liable to chalked al in- gest OW Del. of York. THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, July 30th, leiested pewee; edit does not appear en roe, therefure, that with it--a greater honour then which, he •enceite4 ieflumice Aiii pillar duly, -It-...witlethelr lie ikagi i'IttDAY, 31. anti SATRDAY, Aug 1, at Half - - a from any Resolutions this Committee ran come with the welibt could not possibly be conferred , on en individeal; tic - . him....Re .i.tilarinit: , •fronr .thitelodepeadinitt teitml; punt Sla-o'Cloek precisely. win be preweited (for she tell they au g ht to do toreake any impression. gime)a New Broad Coate Emerstulas Berletta, co il e d sad he was convinced it would be duly appreciated sod? bide- Ite..iihnisishei• ibivediggesceilt Pits by Me. Home.-(,Appleuse.)-The lidependeet . .sed some Tremor"' Bieiket,.. if- bis , wish .shottid . ‘thti . - THE DAND FAMILY, 'Permit me to resenek, that it atpears singular that whilst '.. AND THE A ' SOCKIES! - a ant Committee lisittiag. which, if you please I will *null a manly conduct of that Gentleman, while in Pattie. 4 entail& ile.tli s htliaisitmt:-.--(Loutf- ate' 4; rp s w hich SIX Kr AL PoNI ' i *et Air a Sweepstakes, Committee of Accusation, soother Meeting should 1111th 11 ed. Meta, had convinced him, and the other Menthes, of -lie bad is thrs ve/tee,. on it felelie *testiest .oretit-• 10 be deckled is Five Heat .. ..• trod( rutted the Coyne before diet Committee has made. any report, and heron it the Town Council of * Montroee, that their - I.(' • 'I fully- ettpressed' hit sentiments of painless; hires' .' 1 (beiag the third re a mile) er.4: al* . has published tese syllable of the result of its enquiries. That po ..ica rights could not be delivered into better bands.--• bet, as Awn wise , ssimr n•w•Prlnient.thbis'ilsii wet - HORSEMAtibIItA' 1 ' Avery. Also, the Troop of Voitigeon t. ji l o t t h e i r surpr i s i ng peyments have been unduly delayed, and n spirit of litigiaas- They were sepported and joined in this opinion by heard Um. 1 Lee ai • - nest universelly exhibited by the Norwicb Society,. is Ow at- h• felt hhoself..callod.trigihri.- eitestthe . the declaration of their constituents • and he was "Web froutthelhelleX t 7 to diddle thewitwith sinosobi. Claire, . +. O , .. lowed, I find. co all hands ; and the only contest seems to he, • ° Inimitably Feerebesoo Two ty:"s, tey ter. W. Davis, Ina. w h et h er 4 . happy to observe that, with nee exception, the Ma. stervatiom. : k b es t - in Is. Reese *et 'ComoseesMl this Ily system can be palmed upon the Public a little hirer Time, a New . I. anets calk!e m a il . lestrates, Town Council, Guildry, and T . i huger or est, to enrich the greeds and persrMs deriving Adel, of generally tormiliated onlilisiismilfiler Obit ; bait th •• 1 . Tam hi I LIAR' 4. * ' trrER. is the eesne of ibe Beihmobe 'g. -..,,,..... „ . „, antsviii nacre foet u s from i t . It is i n th e limn time. no „ comwadat h„,• r the other. Burghs within the range of this dist Viet, considered it.honeereble oily voliwiedependentra M Stilts ► Fan Feet 111 gt,?•.;,•,, ,, A • ...; -arilles, Wallace, the concern, or it. Directors, to lad, that besides o th er . held the same ientiments with respect to 'M r. when II hihnlielh in' hie Imbne'siliti,v l inittilmunnii h? ' •.. and Ty idesian Mete% Wier!, 0 *nee t eed is Ragland. upon it, to it very unexpected extent, the ine.greare dot Aam e . --(Great applause.)-That glorious era bad personnel or marropt elatidelli wad , tetety by - hoes . anraertasary Valhi -fir *4.r de VALENTIN!, Gitvernorat, ambulating to many thousand pct nair die now arriverfsihich he had long and ardently wished sicieratioes for tie pebnegetide TO be thireetotater only 12 -4,1, rAett. . A New Comic 114 .0 het alasato. of Mott leo. toe 'which ought, like *twat the other far, hot which till very lately, be bad scarcely of the, Treasury, to (attend *sins reipected•friehtlifrt 111pdemobelle FEN Z 1 o ill thlti a ,,,i. Ter is Ropes, assisted by ;tapirs. to dare bees Paid long since, ar6:laill (25th My du" dared, to aoticipate-namely, the conjunction and Berne", bad stated) at the wend Oldie dishiloitbetli 1 blueasoiselaz - .Kersi.: necoanteil for toile* Stamp-once. Perhaps chi; new commit- cstdial co-operation of the Burghs in this district In to swell the majority of the . hilnisteei aii6 " "t the We whole to rawhide with (W 10 . 1 " ." cloche Popular IMMO' ite will do the Public the favour to account . Tod the (Arnim- ;. • ing Melo-Drama 4 4611 , 1 • • of. culled . , list ding an Independent Member to represent them measure might beis a character he bed etwiyi eeml • • LOWI NA OF taSKOI . ; slam why the Norwich Liston is notes reeUtaiAn this rd - !. iu Parliaittest. ,-Would to God that those function- sldered as disgraceful, Old tint which he had never! .. Or, the FATkt 14 ' • NTORM. lit the lilli 9 Royal Exchange, end the other Oalces. Boxes 4e . Pit 2. 4 Ga rr y 1g. , / . pt. the Boise to bo 1 observe liereldOconteets published lithe new Committee, ades of the other Burghs in Scotland, who , bad power been ablate 'Tiptoes of.-(Appletuie.)-ai bad mot 0 rake° of Mr..Kinloch, at the '{ eroas Ten till Four, of to tithe of theater .of public resentisese-mtie,.a receipt,. ne- to exercise their narrowed right of the Elective Fran- y toil been ashbitioue to obtain a seat in (begrime whom &Prime Box may he lea) ' "IY*—Phices cut P"' ' know 'edging a. leap tie have been botiotarably,aid--ellother , raise, were possessed of the virtue, the wisdom, and Council of the Nation, bat it .was an itsdepteditat , sibly be kept later Brno Holepa, • e vs.-D•ors upea at. Bak pot Five and begin at Hitlepoettie accompanied by a lung eaphotation, to arcopne for interest the independence, to ; follow their footsteps :-( .etp. seat, such as he now happily enjoyed whets ' lid Secood 'Price os Half-past MON. . ... during delay beteg edited to the &moose of a claim. Allow me ,plasise t ).-That could, however ; scarcely be expect- could exercise his judgment lied 'clidcrethea As Main.; - . . to ask, whetherthese documents are, confor v ina . tile t . e the forms r. t e e d ra , ti c o o ansitnit their a p s o th it e y y were. 167Y'fON, Steck4lecker, 4, Cornbill, takes • toe - T;ii some general at. formation and experience situ point eat, fat the wel* and'orectice of respectable tioreaie Cons'anies ?Land w he- I " h • I- *gee effected, each "commun. fare-of his fellow-citizens; and the lioneer.sad eafelt ..1'..1 earliest opportunity ntseinelitiogtite SCH EU E of a eeer • - LOTTERY, white Wm intwing so artily ay the 4th•of thee they do nit infer very clearly, that ill the one case there • nation, although devoutly Pi be wished, was not •of.the country. Amain* es he shoidd slyer, be id k .AUQUST. . The apseit of Prises is very great,...eed the prevailed the fear of dishonour, in the other a delay, whic h " : sery probable.. From the alteration which had taken attend to the instructions.aad reptesentetione of MI n,ot,er or Tickets ly small :-there boo s Two rises soot sot to baste required, but which did.iiqulres compeosa , , of X 90,000, with*, hie 'as 11.000to,fretitles obes e sti. t i m? place in Montrose, it win nothing more than whet 'Cooatiteents,- he took this opportetilty to repeat, that , . vantages, Two 4 the _feign. will receive is additioa, Eight • • Welt have beeireopected there ; and the cosiest of he should, in no Insteece, considei himself boiled 4 1 Pipes of POIVI' WINE , Of MADEIR Ai or Eight Hogsheads - I shall wait patiestly foe the. Report of die Committee over . _ - ilt of GLABET t eIi be chases by *a Molders sbeinsolees. which Mr. Aldermva Thorp p ervades, before I form any °pi- .the ,._ Msgistretes, Ceeneil, Guildry, Trades, and.le. , .vote es they wisheC stinlees hit own zbaeledoe west E. E. solicits a peel:mil l igram. where efonmes. pith ~,,,,,. 4 j „ nirminnsbn int Arnbni„, to no riinninkor . mml * A t al l.. DISPIDSO,OkAO6IIIIOII.I4 Brichin ail Owe 'write times. ft often nod that sitleieres of it felt Partfetfarl. sop 'bit , All Bushiest**. Public Foods transacted with, the utmost hob themselves with the mapectivrea of Mr. Bigoold Mel his honour, labouring ast ey still were under thdtrtlrrow public nature, when viewed *ith-the eye of limited . •. -... fi delity sad dispatch. puppets, the Norwich Direetors, evert under the slDClion of the System ef Borghpoilcy._ 'l' het system, .boAttles,...bo informiffon-o-which• mint of secestity he often thri flattered himself, would soon he done away; and a care in parts distant freer-die teetropdlioLiiippearlid • GOALS,- tree of Duty.-The Public can now, be "kilt res p ectable "466 .- .•• . • NJ Fupplied with the belie Large WALLSEND COALS 44.. . ..• - . ~. I am, fcc., brighter sun would ere long dawn on the night of, vory• different to their, *hose stiperior means of in, -. per Chaltiron. Seconds. 995, deportee bp-se. PELICAN July V. • „. ~•••• .. .. . DISTRUST. • their political horizon. *ln the name of the MogiV. formatien and egperlentie in the capital extend their i SEA-COAL COMPANY". for-prompt payment, is Tuwo ' P. S. will the new Committee do me the favour to state - . ' • • I Oates . , Council, auildry, Tradei; tied Inhabitants bl own . Seth might be thatase with bill Conetitmetitil aletisge arid ehoelleg excepted. • • - • ..• • why their Meeting was not publicly ad;ertised, but convene*• • tees The Preprkters of this Feleb)labinent haying just realieedO --: 1 -A r erate.y ao.epartially ? • Arbroath, an rec ID, . CO l that of Montrose, d B h' and 4 and him :he shoilld,,Reg t gepaitleesieileself as the Re- , 'Careers trf ere Large Coale. offer them to the Püblic at . , a . , the aboye low pricer. . Aeingle trial will insure a future order. .'---! ~ . -•- . 7 * - A ''• . • and plessam of.. wishing Mr. Hume joy -of Ads- high ezeiciiehfs‘discretion totntryenbiessed by any luck • Ingrain en Five Chalanses, ON.E ghoesand. Dozen., of. CYDER, et ,Ss„pex , . Ordereseattethelt Ageots will be immediately-attended to : and enviable situation...-. ,situation- whiokolotortees .reposentations •. bulks ell cases of.greaUloblie ques- t) leo ; Forte Pipei et Dino._ at 2s. 10.1. per Gallon. • /dr. Scrooby. 165 Oefotd-street, near • Doke-oreto ; . ter. • b la ie iA. ' nen*. hie 101, BOttom-hill t Mr. Wakefield, 2. Lamfes'Coo- law. Tavern ;. 8/lamer Garden BOOM; . Btel are Ineithred, convinced would never be sullied- br miff; kneeling 'llM..; 4 llll.l . , 7s ' aiitg . a _et, ; .rii,... ht; Coeitt, , I. that Orders f o r the,,b..se w ill be exec u te d . tion t plying to H. his talents to be great,bis sentiments its be forkilled. be he 0- Vipstenirnitirta.lltetitis realises either . e l . ..e, • ; le e -street ; and,Mrs. Hanimel,. VI. Stated, near Ter:lrk-bars Thorp - , i,;,, e o. 4% Haymarket . .• • e'• . ~ lout and his topsoils .unteritished;-4boy beitlisiegirr iift lie - loge, 4lll;r4l,ekl-wswerts,lls as might 1 / an Mr, Read, 58, Chering•crou, opposite the Kings !dews; •-_, - at -,. - . - , , _• . . i if by lettere post paid: . r a..L . 1 0. 1 • .sent him into the Council of the Netionfreerd. . 4rf • iti l 1!) • VONTRAGT6.--ST. BRIDP ' S PARISH.-The 3 *fill .I: SI VEwlt I G Hi', who • also - the first .e) Ca ati/100ra to redeye the Price of SI Tirkeilio .Cl 9 104.. -whenikets•tie e , • • eoy ecrtd-4111qtb them.. candit, that unshackled. They .were conv in c ed -; l A , • 4... 44 . 4 . 9 • • , ? • , • • • . .N...e Trustees of the Poor of this Parish will tweet in the and- a Ste:erne' to 27 Shillings, stdicit. th e conatatids of. the would never stiffer himself to he •prchsced.hr- puller, AS ntgertsppi nem lal.meestqelltAn 101, -Of , Vestry Room of the above Parish Church, on Wedneseay next. Public th the present . . nor a wed by popular damper : they . ousted ante- .CinotisO, ea* trot defeid hitfE 0 them bye: . - writs o'Clock in the Evening precisely, to receive Propesals CAPITAL T&TP.IrT ' • • • ' • - lonts.trom Ministers which.cooloWsol..be.gtoosodosen i--- p4ure) oil .ftufttaa filstaitteff kheirflghte, for Contends to supply the Workhouse with the under . . of SrERLINW atElt 1 - r, • boned /Snicks, viz : -Meat, Owes' e, Boner, Bread. Table Beer, Soap, Candles, NI elk. end Coals, for Six Menthe. from the • ' At their Old.establishett Onces. - where - . • .. fair, honourable, and constitutional Ifoand - i t o elercrineljileir ju4ggn i, y,A"yen' g (Mir. votrie n i Ifith day of August, to he paid for quarterly, except the 24.1106, FIRST ‘30.000 erne drawn, . (Great opplause.)- 1 4'lfat. sp ecies of • inktrier'irllksk ithey. , had toe pock candier. kbptelkly to rem • • Coals which are to be paid for on delivery. Meat to eon. 15,760, LAST 430 ; 000 ever drawn, • many of Ole sous ofCorcuptiott gloriello posaietiog ..I . te him .11,bai irry ill ge AhrFli n they.. C,10.1.Mil an 4 • . sist alclude, thick and thin fl inks. withoot hope, at per stoats. • Were Sold and Shared. . leg. and shine Al per too ' , prune) *Wig of wearer mutton. and • F rom thin e , p , r i evr i ne she f i rst nib ; i n ,,, t "m esa , F ortune in by corrupt inlioence mith the Ministry onett thefe ' leAtrds ‘ ~* i -. & asked ,mci, nt9rit-r-te . old not . pieces or ox two uod .0.., ...I per stone ; Butter. sweet and Louenes cuntstioine Prises of Thiny Thetreind Pound% may hermits, was now soli longer thirsted after' rait - tdethwit es ---- • He .en let • with poofidence kold clean, at per firkin or cwt,; Cheese, good Swale Gieuee4tert"i it not be ampresainingly augured, that tire Goddess will select lttlytev:74 ll- fhlrt abbileffhlft 1 0Viiit. • engiclu'ct,. s .fei many * years past. as guide 4. , - yes cwt. ; best Wheaten Weird, nt ter quattero loaf; good the Offices of J. and J. el vEW it Imre fur the preseut Lot-, expected that merit would beiewarded-kt woe not :by perfecily independenfpriqcjelesi . 'NI A nxiety tn. Table Beer. at per hnrrelt gone Yellow Sisap, at per cwt,; eery, which, with o.dy B,OUO Tickets. cote:ties i CI. lama, best dips, at per closers; Ernuint Milk. at per Itia;01; intended it should be so. ••effice s ;,. places, pensions, th . o4lii. : veel(er j4 :... neid..aithey,An...beeLteklo.es & 2 .. Prizes of ' X 30.000 and Ceske forty chaldriets, Peel measure, of P e n ury ; ih.and favours, were exclosivell conferred on the ekt . ,pillarge' for the future , he should - not detalo (Pen* 2 whole lobe delivered, free of expence, within a fortnight :ie.- r 9 .... .. :.. ... .. ...... .. ( , tat Sore.t.eigli. cia"Tr . indllii ifielririv es 5 tia to os - r l i b: i ? p vs o i g,gemak, eithiects,,.bak n qiiti4, skojels those , the Conrad, and all Inane d a y. ; -retorts - visiting to color...co r, 3 - pekli eittliog ac .ote, Pretest bad .ajltided, for the Motive articles are desirt d to scud. their Proposals. in writine (specifying the boWs4 proccs they see willing es take), The Ministerial Members were atJull-liberty to con. -At.' tst., as mest.,ipsyntaot, Riforivi, respecting 11 diremed tests, et . r. Ihr...roosters for Sr . Bride ' s Poor," and to Without any fixed Prise whatever : - ..,. be left with Mr, Abel Bradley, Solicitor, Middle New.streer, And is addition to all the Priers paid by Government, lie- for them on their own fa . vo .... urites. There were none 41(ic . 11,..et present, his mind was made up that-it wee ~ Guaghoquire, Irkeestreet ;at d all persom oifer;^x tech Pro. Parches-err mayeeeeive .. • :here, he hoped, who would purchase patronage at necessary to the b e st ,a n d vital. interests o f the coon- youth are also requested to attend the Meetb g. $ verity will 601.1) be required for performance of the. Contracts. . for Me Twn Prizes 41,000 Soeettigesonith• . tech ' nisice. flaying full con fi dence in the} abilities try. .It might be collect tliti - snly abuse in this coon s- A BRADLEY . Clerk to the Trustee... PORT. CLARET,' or MA DEIIIA. . . . and integrity of Mr. Hume, it would be - presomp. try-,.for, in its defective state, : all ; our abuses and i N.P. Iloiess the Prowleds are delivered in before Fire • amounting to Four Pipes of Port or Madeira, or Fear Hoes- lion lit. offer him auy advice as to o'Clock on the Dr of Meet ire. 0 hes. still . owt ee otiende!l** heads of Claret, fee rail, of the Prizes of Oue• Thousand So.. his Parliamentary grievances may be fairly. stated to origibete; and conduct. lie was fully coufident that he was both had we but a proper Refotm, most of those evils E long-established reputation of Messrs'. ee t eigns, and is proportion for Shares. able and willing to do his duty.- (Great applause.) which now weigh dewnoor country to the .veree of . 1. T a CUR.RIE and Co.. combined with their well-knows The Wine to be chasen by the Holders themselves-) • kr. Hume rev., under strong feelings of gratitude ruin would speedily be. ;emoed or amelioreted.-- Been& N EXT TU ES DA Y. experience and Inertia lathe treatment met cure of akw tripe i . , •for the honour conferred upon bias by the act of this Changes in every State most be effected gradually, - r log complaints, entitle, them to superior clones one a dicieed Tickets and Shares now no sale at the old established . • preference over all other practitioners. Mes.os. Currie and Co. as OfficesofJ. and J. SIVEWRIGHT. - • day, which placed him in one of the most distinguish. and greater danger, must . not. be risked by the at- . .. b fegular Surgeons, and Members of the Royal Colleges of Lou. . Nk 11, Holborn; 141, Oxford:streiri ed and honourable situations a Briton coo enjoy - tempted change than -those..already existing. The donaod Edinburah, present to the Public th e r e ed. of th irty 27, Coroltill ; . I , 38,-Hey-otarkel s . years successful pri,ctice io the Metropolis, where their treat. Who Shared and Sold in the lot Lottery . the independent, unshackled Representative of the only habits of . men, the forms of 'Gqverweient, can only \ . merit and cure of Venereal Cninplainis Nervous Debility, FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES. free and independent borough in Scoiland.-7 - ( itp- be altered by degrees, and conviction must exist that .. Vascular Relaxation , and Ateay of Millman!, Strictures of tee Urethra, dec. dec. has roved unifoimly triunspheot. Ist •• • . platifii.)-It was, indeed,' preod distinction be had the alteration proposed will be productive of the be. tyre the Royal Boroughs of idiot and recent *aces of intection. a perfect Cure m complet- A very Interesting Work (with is Portrait of•the Antb - or), en- . titled reclined from . bit townsmen, and which, he hoped, nefit expected. (id io tee short period of two days; and in those cases of asnore complhated nature, where other. Practitioners. have failed of GUIDE to.. sin C , in a Oarls HEAL'III whi •e he sboold neverdisgrace try any act derogiting to the Scotland. reqviros Imatedeste. :Reform-the abuses success. a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment j o . AMen n e r . recommends the most ple and efficacious rem character in which be stood. lie felt itltecessary, in avowed and open wre-g . niat;;44. be injuries thereby HS surer to the Patient a sound and peace' re-establishment . In die. with.propee mode of treatment for the the following din - t h e i r Nervous Debility. whether produce.' by convivial excesses, by eases, .sez.-Abortion oresisearreme, asthma, less of ppetise. skidoo', to return hi; thanks to • Provost Bar: the.coontry.are heavy; eatheboped most earnestly the immoderate enjoyment- of ,casual pleasures, by sedentary. ,barrenness, bilious coop , ter the a erin • t a i n t, c ht oro w s or p een s we oe , T hed clay i II tt • g manlier in which he had con- th at his Majesty's-• Ministers-and the Convention of ~ nod over studious habits, or by any other cause, the Medicines braring , consumption, female diseases, Boor shun, flatulence 11 . 1. veyed the vote of this day . to . him-as well as for the Bergh' will consolt.their own bonoor and the cones. they prescribe will produce the happiest effects, in improving wind, glees, gonorrhea, hytieelsondna s i , "or ts .usela ni nc o h i ty res it: every faculty both of body Rod mind. Several 'Noblemen and eon , . juvenile. indiscretions, lowness .of _l t ifi_ _ . r_ _ ._ ,._4 ,t e oc or attention be had received :from . him, and the Mem- try's benefit, by-sane • measures. of general Ref . otte, bets of Council, silky -the - tiolbent I tth' 4 10 pelt red epplicahie to all : fee, can caplet so complete la de- . Gentlemen of the Aral respectability , have been ender the cure triremes. tierectus diseases, onalDo !ler • 1 • Of Y 9 PUMP , -r st•-•• roer;o I c... for OP re•moval of Complaints of the cough, rheumatism, seminal weakeess, turn of . life, yenere2! amangstzbem, flethinaket ihe- Deligatetand htio• pendence at this Borough enjoys, but much good _ . _ _ _ . . ._ .. _a__ ..._ _a___ So-- ab...A. I.is ........s 'l'.. the should endeavour to prove 'himself deserving . a shorter duration of Parliaments (as he ors r, c . hoi c e. Bat, been by Ole stesesi); sppnertad4 ea B ejaia*, oneetiner to the nen, ie offer himsett a CAtedidatt v githeogb he . 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