The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-13 00:00:00

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ANT PERSON deiiroos of grouting an AN NUI T Y 1-001. per %ear. upon the Life at a Lady. Id learsof hte, alas beer of a Purchaser, by addressioi a line (peso paid) to G. It. Pio. 6, Coleman-street, which will bate buswie.tiate attendee. .TWF, CREDITORS who have proved their OERTS, *min a Cooostitaiost of Raokropicy against JOH t %TA LEY. of Bearhinder• lane. London, lam ream Broker. 8, requested to meet on the %kb J ul. hut. at Wirlook ill toe Porconfin, at the Olilce of Mr. Philip mud, Nu. 7, K►ing's Bergh maths. Temple, F....licit°, to Noe A-54710.6* no6rot to. or disprot from, she A.aignM.selliug the ,Mohre and t feria h•lntteine In the Bankrupt's Estate, by Wilts* ccutruri, if be skull Mink prom.; wan so his elll plaj•iog as 'Arroinitan% and to 1:i. hdviss the usual P••srera Mt compound Debts, and to submit mutters to Arbitration. .P. HURD. • TINE CREDITORS who have proved their DENTS, unitrr a Cobaloiaki f ilnekruptry ageing 150 A& MIK itit, wt wirtmalidwirit 7(stko4err. mod JOHN *AMC FR. of Rte:ol-atreet. London. Carpet aail Blanket Manafarsoren, are desired to Inert nn the 210 of /sly km. at Tra o'Ciorit in she Forrnieni4 at the Owe of Mr. Phi. lip H.M. Xa. 7. Rim's Bench-walks, Teaspk. &slicker to 0e Asoyseet. to sweat IN or dissent from, the Atbigarei auljeit ing the Claipa of aliltirtgage to certain Machinery. !kr. by an opiai.at iif Camel. os a case to be agreed epos hy the Soli citors of each Party. P. H RD. ," NA vat LOTTERY begins DRAW. lIIG 3M SEI'TEMBER, 1814. itCH EMI- .tik...... —O4lOO h .. ...rie.tioo 14,000 ; ....• ~ .• - . 7- 44 1,000 v •• .....4.• ••.i. l.aoo .. id yll 1 ...••:......r. ........ 5012 .. . T Inv 10 . .. AI 1* • 10 11 119 - ID ' WIN at 140,0,20 HAD NO FIXED PRIZLIS Dais Of Dmwattit. 141 Day 113 Day lStb SEPTEMBER, Si Day litb SEPTEMBER. TICKET` sad SHARES tire Selling by RICHA RDS4IN, tdOODLUCK. and Co. Caorrnciar. for the Lotter,. at bait Otters, tie earner of fle 7 st-buildings, ; and facing the Xistis Mew-, Cltaring CrosNi Price of a Ticket....‘l9 19 Half £lo 7 I Eighth Al 13 6 ... 5 5 I -Sixtetittis lIIEMOST PROMINF.NT TRAITS OF BEAUTY IS A FINE HEAD OF HAIR; wad Ilse only article that Mill produce this beautiful Orna- PIMA 311. ROWLAND'S MACAgSAIL OIL, esuler the iings4 pAr,onice of their Rot nt Highnesses the Prioress sof Wi.le. and no: r of Sowit. his Sereile Elwin'''. the Duke of Brounsirk, and kis Eteellestei the Duke del Infuse:lda, be their express authorit% 4 :44 the Nagy sad Army, and anal 44 Ihr Nobility It.rraitglisnit Etuve. Tail Oil is She niti4 beaatifil. pleasant. and etheacioug pro ciit IQ the world .r eindiestine all imparities of She istut, buir.,noil frights-in: ala soriiitt gr,iwih..ll the h 'ldes, Eryices, preventing it falling off or taming grey. affords use au se • at strength ... the yeah, which soon prodsees an iniasita saturil curl. and bitaiow4on Ibe tresses a inistserndont hems tiful Metre; render. enivren% 11..4 sfrose and beautiful, pm-, mews the pain tn of %thither% eye-twins. mustat twos. fie. — It is perfectly iniineleas, nod may with Fab, y be implied to the flair of the) un r eel infant. and the henehcritt elletwi prodeml are fully el phowd in Ron load's Treatises') the Hair, enclosed with cleft Wolk. of Oit. __ __ Beware of C..unterfeits ; and ask far Rowland's Mamma Oil, and ohs, r.e that each ifellailir bi•ilk is signed en the oat- aide table, in red ink. " A. Rowlaud nod Seto." Soil at 3. 6d. IN. 64. and lf. Is. per {kettle. be the sole Pro rzter:, A. Riir land nod Son, K irby-sterol, Hottrin-gardeo, ; and by rppoirmorrit by lilr. Smith, 117, liew Bond- • Morel ; Ileum Hendries, Perfumers rir her Majesty, Tires- Itorsitmeseei s Ba 3 ley avid Rlew, Gackspitr-street ; fl. !testy, 17 Greek-street ; Lowe, 33D, Small; &rare: 4, Cirapside; Bolton and Tort, Ro3al Eschange t Tait, Curet-., fill; Pattie. !tuns, and Loanlarintistreet ; Barclay Sera, Yket•ninrket t Burgess. Ciirsitor-street t Newthery aid Sure, 46, br.a w and Ldrtards, 66. St. Paul's Church-yard; frutionmd Co. Bow Chorrh-yard ; Weston mud Co. Strand; and by oil wholesale and retrulPerfum-rs.nid Medicine Veiiders *t Lambs Irby. APfiry4e, Magna ; Rneburn nod Urquhart, , Ediabwrk ; Perfumer; Nevrbery ;MCI SdJi* Bowl beg nod :tnd ntietlinn and Paean. I)uhiin; :aid by all; Perfumers Had Ntedfeiir lbeaders throtte6nlit F•nr•PPe- A 10 9• BO Wt•AN Mi4S,bightAt of I'IcK,E..; Inipetial! DX E• for elinaeise red or tirey hair, whiskeis; &e. to a brows or "Irks lc O. per brittle. • Also Ito w LYS A I..‘N.‘ EXT4Aftr. an d.lll.ijaiailii Perparrstion Air eradiraltitz nil diaprders of tlie.Tert and (' sate, , and subflues• there an imeertpasarbfe beatify.. and insinediately I eurtne the Torok-Agri. by her Royal IlleirneT4 Oki/arise« of ark.. as AL&AA A Pelkl9/91C, lit 'ld. Fe{ box. . ;.1. )f •a RICE qh. ;':~ :..:. . . arElittilL-Pitit LLIIMIC NT. ' 1 The Ma rq.nialf LAS:OII'NR declined milking ' ; any motion rit.present for elegising the consider : . ill0411111t01!1•01tHS. flit.te It. ' titian of the Bill, , i • Mr. Ril •-:ins r .aftegiffittiet af Prissjargis was *aril lia Cage- . - Some cenversarina ensued between the_ Earl of eel fn. t he et me Strafford remit. Lae, derdale, the Lord Chancellor, Fad Stanhopy, The c0n;6744640ted 'het' Me. Barnwell had made good his cities me the liatiwell Parrege._. _ . - . Lord Ellenborough;‘ and L.rd iltdrodale t iitie4y, Mr- DM** •Wrea4 4ll dr th e sno b Whew Hedy* "I. the en the tonne nature of the expressionin . the • Ws preens lead-house Regulation BirL the Greenwich .Daspital Bill, ant ~, . the bi th sag a r Th at , ha d NIL wh i c h w a s thereat". ma i a lest of Illegal practices," on the mode otegandiiing wit, time. . • -.. t nesse:, and as to whether the Hill could be gone Mr. Irving, from the Custom bane, preonted as Aerostat of ' t h..„„,.5. * hr.' tt„..-,., F t .. t h e q „ w i t 4 Grat n imported age thin coeseel. from the year , —.... e .. —....,...i.,... .. ris.. at length agreed, on the 1690 to sheirreseat day. geggestion of the Lord Chancellor, to mill in the The Appreiefee Bill wa d read a.ildrikidg Pad . Cot- A i' mai. The Loan Charge Bill was road a third ear wad paned. • . Counsel in order to understand from them, The gene-, rat nature of the facts to which they proposed to A somber ef Pedtioos, Irmo satins tins of the Slave Trade, wore by Ore sillarspds of call evidence. Landowoe, Ertl Stanhope, tad the kart of Dostinoo. -` . • Mr. Adam, Mr. i: , rjesint Pell, and Mr. • .11artiune ?he Mei Custom Duties Bill mores/ a second tsure. . The m alt D uty gin " eat / w eigh a c www it aaa . and w h ets.' accercliegly appeared at the Gar. Mr. Adam, a! ported. ov i ',vet 1 Counsel for M r . Pl umer , a f reeman of IL-Iston, a. i Theiffilute Item aplo a Collomilier 01.14111411,1611401160111. . fhlatioiner /against the 'gill ; Mr. Serjeiten 1;444 4 ov 1 mid Baur I nerstlbflosi elm. - , t Ike Earl dILAVIIIIIBLIALEmwpagaII Viet Iheremseeligle Counsel for Mr. Wallis, imfavour of the Bill i scut bees some rowan why ply I , indeded la tillille et? towns allowed by Aet „f Pagillantat to impost toba cc o Artd ,' Satre There was on Noble Lord mien who could amigo any , Mr . Ila-rison, for Mr. Scott a freemanof HA t 9 t. S ojris agamst the Bill. Mr. Sergeant Pell being called on meson why iniptinution was not allotted iota :fiat pier,. Their . hr the House, stated, severally, that a small 'num*. LordvaiPs drew` get gait gine nowt fur the PiwPdst of Ps"'ne loi pert:Otis, corporator: of Helston had montane_ i Mk, without hey eaptaaatton or then,. . 4 ti l ed r Lord 111BLV4L1.11 elbowed that every Bill might to bees- ; the right of returning Members for 'the Bah. 1 Plaisied. if retlgned 4 twit it was mot aeressarY to la ke up :fie ! roegh ;• and had for benefits conferred on tlpent, at. tone I Cww of the Home with the "P lawaliun of every Bill that should 1 , they As a body or individ ua lly, t rans f erre d that,riselsi bef ore thew. Ac tor wow r ne d ice o b servat i on . t h e Bill wav reported , for ! to an individual, at w h ose w ill dud plehta re the B14:11: 1 . A the porpoise of bring re-coromitted oar Friday nest. -' l bets for the Borough *erg rot 4fted. The Scotch Judges A acuity fill went throne a Committee, as sod w afterward repassed, with avneridereor.. The LORD CHANCELLOR, proposed to peek: Lend SIDMOUTH promoted a. Petition from a lir. Hone, , pone the further consideration of the Bill till Mgrs. ! daimons the Marehmont Peerage.• i day , that the House might then consider what . cligras i The Highway Bill went through a Committee , and was re- , r 1 puniest. with nurearksens. fthey would take with regard to ft, ihich 01101 i The t.ANSDOWN Epreseated a Petition from the I agree d to. • Roma Cot of the Courtly of Louth, praying for relief 1 1401 lie linhilkies affeettog then. The further consideratio n o f Dundas's Divorce The F.arl of L A UDER DALE presented Petition Fran woe- Bill was postponed. Sil. i .L sat of - the Sea-port Towns is Scotland, against Me Northern i Adjourned till to-morrow (this d a y). iglitlreuee INDIA AFFAIRS. The Earl of LAUDERDALE thereafter called the attention of the House to a Bill before them, by 1 which every commodity from this country would have to pay in the river of Bengal 13 and a half per "cent. of duty. We had given other countries a right ' to trade with India, and the effect of such an enor. "emus taxation on oar own commodities, would be to threw nearlv all the Indian trade into the hands of 1 foreigners. The present state of taxation in 1 tasks was a subject of serious ene.iiry , and one on which the House ousrfit to bestow every attention. Lord MELVILLE said, the Bill alluded to would merely have the effect of legtill , iiig certain esistiog duties. These duties were 'waled at ('atcutta, Bom bay, and Madras, the seats of the different Govel•ii orients. At the present tlr•metit they might be im posed. and the Bill inanely gave a retrospect to a all _Limed last 72 .. .r irreir "ELIIVYIBPST BILL. ThsLORD C II A NCRLLOR asked, if the Coon. sel who were to be heard against the secend read ing of the Helston Election Bill were in attend ance. The Earl cf LAUDERDALE said. he wished previously to move that a certain comber of indivi duals, in a list which he read, should be summoiled to attend and give evidence before their Lord3hips on Ttnssday. the 19th of July inst. Lord DE DUNSTANVILLE said. the notice could not reach the individuals till Friday At at, and he thought a later day ought therefore to Lee fixed. HOUSE OF mmoss. A number of Petitiotw were permeated from various parts of the country against the Slave Tra4. The Wellington Minsky ttIM, toed Combermere's Annuity Bill, and Lord kmateeth's Auouity Bill, were read a second time. Committees to-nsorrom. The Lead Tat Rettemptieu Bill was read a third time, and peed l t The Irish Customer Bill, and the Irish Stamp' Bill, went 1111wonglo a rsitornitter. Report to-morrow. Mr. POI.L CARE* obtained leave to briog in,' mod all:fit wards brought in a Bill, to .uneud tie Law relellug to County I. Hate*. Ou the Motion of Mr. BANK ES. a Committee was too -1 ppieted to examine the Lord,' Journals relatireslo the Bever ; won B:1. Sir E. BRY IMES moved that the' Report on the Poor Settle. mem Bill be taro into further confider scion. Mr. N I:STERN opposed various provisions of the Bill. Re , thought it impossible that many of them could he executed. .«ir. P. eAlt LW also expressed his distasrottatitm. ' Sir L. BitYDGES defended the monearc. as simplifx fag the law upon this compliented subject. The only oppositioa was made by Overseers and Vestrymen, wish wished to re ate all purer iwtheir.ww Mods-- A disown too: place, whin the number* *Cite— For further considering the Report 90 Against It - Majority —lO The Report was accordingly takes ittoferdser considerat ion. Mc WESTERN, when we were re-admitted in the Godfrey, was repeating various objections to that part of the Bill which referred le the removal of Peeves. The SPEAK Bit remarked, that in consequence of the no ' meows Amendments, no paper of thole correct:on- trots upoq the table, on which the House could act - be therefore reeves mended that the subject should be poritpoevi until a &tore dec. On the hlotioa Of Sir L. BR Y DUES, the subject was pita potted till to-morrow. LAST INDIA SHIPPIING BILL. fetid CASTLEREAGH said, the as so much op. , position had been made to the measure bef o re the The LORD CHANCELLOR said, their Lord- i House, respacting the East India Shipping, and as ships ought to pause before they ordered a number of i the evicitnice on the subject was so voluminous, he individuals to come before them, to give evidence on should suggest the postponement of the Bill to the a subject, respecting which they thernreises knew no- next Session, end the introduction of a Hill to con thing. Nobody knew from the Bitl on what account J tint* the present Art on the subject. the disfranchisement of the Electors of the Burgh of ! • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Hellion took place. In other Bills rf a similar Ila. I SAW, that though he thought the measure before the ture, the cause was generally stated to be notorious ; Howse was one of the greatest propriety, yet, at the corruption. But the reason assigned for the dis- instance of his Noble Friend, he should consent to franchisement in this Bill was merely certain illegal postpone the second reading of the Bill till Monday e; practices. He did not mean to say that bribery and when, if the opposition to the Bill was persisted is, corruption were not included ander the expression he should consent to postpone it till next Session p, illegal practices ; but there were many illegal prac. , on account of the many different interests to be con-, tices which would not warrant them in disfranchising! suited. a body of Electors. He did not know what might 1 Mr. CA LCRAFT highly approved of the proposed be proved under this allegation. If persons were postponement. brought before them vesatioosly, it would be in the Mr. WALLACE said, that from a constant atteed• power of the House to animadvert epos it, hot as he ance on the Committee, he was convinced of the had before said, they ought to know what the wit- propriety of the Bill before the House. nines were sent for to prow. . In answer tn a question from Mr. CA KRAFT, The Marquis of LANSI)OWNE thought the Lord CAS TLEREAGII said, that the temporary House ought not to proceed heftily is this all at 1 seessore he should propose would contain no opinion sat present advanced period of the Sestina, a Bill, I reelecting the propriety of the permanent measure. lOSHILITV tattle lUttbS, we. • which would have the au* of disfranchising a great The second reading of the Bill was then postponed IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their de. body of Electors. He saw no injory which mold to Monday nest. IL siostom front the general plan has beets highly betoeftotoi t• I result from the delay • and he thought that the Howe A Petition front Bristol against the Slave Trade others, and improved in their professionoil ocquiresomos by th e I 011aht to come to an w 9 tiodorttantliOg not to read the was presented by Mr. 1111litT DAVIS. t itill h e e"r e :;,d M i e s ß o o t i o t E Bil l -- a third time is soa t e.preseut Session. He eider. Mr. FROTHEROE r{ irked , that it was a good a h rsi it C iti o " . c " oet fhette mue s , t% r t ith y unaba ted Perielwe ardour, those disorders which are the comeqaence of illicit Whitmire, stood, howeser, that a uumber of wittiest, wee in ! refutation of the charge okparrowness and selfish. or the destructive habits of the incemitterate School-boy. la I readiness to attend their Lordships, and it would be ness broaght Bra Merchants, that the erases* the cove of Mete Cstraghtints they bold isat no in. . garienseet so vice s hot; wasibee as owe mat be of the ev- a pity that all the expevwe and bauble which this city of Bristol bad ditto tine the orbits of the Slave weave emelt calamities, they seer their ossiutaasseasatirly mu st have o ccasioned, s h ou ld be thee" away. Till' Trade long before k by few. educated /Megrims of Linden, aid sr the Royal Edasumaga. is so u „ on sio v i s b iskajaa, and is ao r e , y " he beard the evidence' ) he could not soak* op his Naiad Ordered tto lie en titti table. 9; `" s complaint or Ilehilay std Defirleacy, whether arising from the as to the vote be should give. ~,1 u. The East India Shipping Ask . ' smworibrad to be i n f a tuating, of a certain destruettve habit, hog residence in warm Earl STANHOPE sold, the difference- lotbswesd referred to a Committee to.mittrow. climates. free living, or wry sober caste producing a deficeney of a a jou mita of manly vigour, the patient may fel, me a ape 7 dy reumeasion this and former Bills se, solVtlat I Lord CASTLEREA - GHatated his istlissilon to he to sigiroas health. Their ire od plan of coring Stiletto:es of they were property worded, and this seas not. Bat.; to propose a contimifistoe of theAluarosit for It s the Urethra Iwo bete with pendent AICKI I I. Strictures though the expression of illegal practices was .toal months fr om its' expiration: te' waited twomy• vaniegiontiost hew -ylehlrlf to their treat • - „„ t h e ,h ert period of woe wee k s . Several madmen wide, there wu no objection to lie snaking enquiry, l The Hon. H. G.. BENNErfilllesiffilleti a Petition and efineerstu=ilitrollbsba" "wired "I'ller but merely to the passiagthe nit with a•proamble so from the Post-musters oftfie•ebssitrof Salop, pear. this e•tntatt sod d iet ,11mviag received *radical end pepro..sent cure, p vowed that rdereere may he-wade ill°P 1 : 4 4 1 " 1 , " 1111.(1 - iwg to be relieved from penattioslirielikb•they wen" to them, asintistectorgevidamet of the deadest sepefiaray of The LORD CHANCELLOR said, it appeared subject. Messrs. Car-ie and Co.'s Plan of' Treatment. Matey of these to him that t b e practices Aso' sot star .he illegal,' Mr. WILBERFORG6 presented a Petition fret Geatlemen bees under the ear, of Meows. Howie, Reavi fade, sod *she. Stuccoes of opal es who attempted Ina aeCkaa justify thaw is mann Ow, Wellfal-1 John Mitchell, a freeman of colour, of the Wald their Cart by the application of the LoogrAestratc, without a d apting. . Mn Objeotiosi. the woo di si i b elpoo .l of Grenada. M r. W. ste t ted, that he shoed sot' success. Menus. Carrie nod co. may lig 01,1,1014 , 4 h poisowerAtaio 'mac-BM was ' ten*ik seenbispers tbecloon ne-ineos= found any proceeding on the petition, the Wirer we with t h e m , est seam y ai d omousr, as so* !way, tigatiaus of praclimsesaf allrbiods. nor ought to whkh were before the - public, as he' undentood i Giot• 137: „ men lusor siS *kat pasts Etbatelleell torus be 'eat. Itnetor Ainsliewirtow his retorts to•Fingtand. Ntiehle th the `nu" are requeh" t.etß" the itimtiehl‘e' WiteCtirdering *op to.ntOwatia• • For di*" The Petition was read, at•d' stated that the Pe& at Omit cue, an.avaii gonerat hohaf . an, Vritipt a remilli t aito Inc Ittleiri and Irftevr, 1, 1 whin tie pre ,he Coin .. b lituatima ak they goner had duly taken the oaths of allegiance to ; 1101 gives in ' t " le i " r im ' -II) elan jit se• OgaKietilliii.o6ll.llllo6lll.l l 6.4loll46partisse ate . fa , Government within the time paurgheelk, awry us MONISM' se their nes the pile. it Wok: sieggocola mil) ;4 - tri •01 1 General - Aferslies fere tbir m om/ . • . - • - - • • . 1 _:~ .~ .st-- . • - ... ,-4— r - - .• . ' • • "-....,_ • - ." .1 1 ••• ___... .... - j ... 1. -....... • s . . - ' ' 4_ .v, -. 4.' _•,.e. • , i.' . ... ... f 4.... • . 1 , .., ;.!' . •• . • , rsi-. 4 1 .11ki .... .',' •. :^ . '. . . , .. 1ic•4113&...* 4 1 1'0, ' -'' • .:- .. - • . .. • . • & tit .. . l e L/V4Zirt it 1 •' . l. kl. 1.11 i . 4 . e. "Z "-- 10.:::: 4N . 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GOSS; and Co. as molar Mealiest 401 the Royal College of ilartmems It London, have led* l'isposly devoted their attetition for the last 17 sears to the sod I of those DamnAlars a kWh so freqmotly embitter, and too often sucycnt, that inestinsobie bleassau-.Matriannial Felicity. The awry applications toes have bitneriu received from persons of the Orin divine - lion, nett she uniform uteri.* attending their sig . penor mode of trevitorent itt such complatots. Ware them thus Ipublicly to oler their assistmee. in all causal' debility or de ! fieieacy, whether resulting from the too frequsory of partici ! pitting is the taienes of fashionable life. the onlsonn&.d inthil ; geNla at libertionia, or a went solitary habit, which weakens iise swan, of the mind, and - Seamy, the flower of rook, by 1 producing sterility in the one sex. and impotence in the other, i they offer a sale and permanent care. 1 To draw who, from such complaints are prevented ea , tering into the married state, and ashamed to reek relief, brood over their infirmities in silence, it must he roosoling to know, however difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by I other Practitioners, that by a motivating sad infallible method i they may be restored to a sound Rod vigorous constitution. A Certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a mo tuent of iodisevetion. and every species of Venereal Infection. by a mild sad oever-failiag mode of treatmeat. is speedily and ra- dievlty removed. without restraint in diet or exercise 2 as also, i STRICTURES of the Urethra and Meets. which they are enabled It. now Ma short period, without having recourse to the painfully dangerous effect' of the caustic; references of which can be -oven to several gentlemen of high respectability, who have bee; cured RI a very abort period, after having la. nialreti ander strictures for many years. To Married Venshes. whose expectations of those tender pledges of coututhint happiness have bees defeated. it may abut hoe a pimping rellectiou to know, tint by a proper perrevetanee to their remedies. the general health is renovated, and the im prdineats removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclesivety professing the care of these porticidar complcint- , in order doll Itte may ma b e invited hy a mistaken - Po.. with rite obloquy to jnoly attached to -the ironclad empiric, think it hot justice to themselves to state that they have been properly relented and initiated into brooch of the profesmon (certificates of a hick. from varnish hospitals, mid trso.tionials from t h e hiehest profboimal tootio rifles. they have in enwitee any enquirer). Thal a residence lie the warmer hemisphere of oar easiest world. us well as in oilier parts, emboldens them to assert. that their rests:cites having bees confined to diseases already numerated, they hold too a certainty of mantles town ns may labour tinder the aehilitating effects of a life passed under the torrid vine. And further, tint haying had opportunities. io their professimml ca pacity. of famine no intimate acquaintance with the mustier tioaal habits of seafaring persons. they °Sir to times the best notorsiswes of itanteditte wf ; that the sweets revolting from their eittleiceours first induced thew to quit the practice of the genet al proclaim:ire: and they presume their pretensions VIII baste a fair enioad fur the unprecedemed conitiesee with which they hare, by the publi c, been so liberally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to nate the particulars ' of their ewe, age, and manner of ;Niue, mu-losing a remittance fur advire nod ateelichies. anti the remedies will be given or for warded to any port of the kingdom. GPI'. and Co. Someiss, ls. lir/swede-street, Fleet-street. Dec. tl, 1811