The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-02 00:00:00

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SHIP TAVERN, WALCOT-PLACE, KENNINGTON JEWELLERY. BOORS. CUTLERY. AND lIIIICEIs- Au racurmuEit 811.1.3 dans! is t h e w a d, alt o .. grit E: PURIAC is respectfally informed, that ROAD. LAN LOUS ARTICLES. wataber, ink TO BE PAID On. . JL the BOOKS for receiving SUBSCRIPTIONS for %Perin Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture, in excellent TO BE 301.0 BY AUCTION. ~,._ 'this Uselidaitieg will be opened *the sea of Carpets, 14 elegant Mahogany Chairs, entered with Red By Mr. R. Nr.IIMAIII, at the Base Co ff ee-bone, to yritE LORDS (16111111510NERS of II is Masts. Meriting Co. Bensee's-street, art Ramsbot- tesn,-Neweama, sad Ce. Mnrnrra , lofty Bedsteads and Furniture., Mirrors. capital AV go s inutile meat. Nee. 8, at Twelve o'Clec it. MONDAY Barrel Organ with eight Barrels,' Prinb, &c. The Pro- A QUANTITY of Pearls, Cornelian Stow, MAJESTY'S TREASURY. Aping elm pima= meat, ► wine ea that day the l6 Plvwpeclas ""r"reati y be eas perty of Mr. HEW err, Furnkhing Upholsterer and Carpet for • paging tr Ilse Prioeipal • of Os alhonaaneatittood lLetdatrete By order if the s PAanufacturer taken in Brendan by the • tad re- told Enr-cings, Brooch.) dec. As Assortment of • of Cutlery, cereprising upwards dr SOO Doses elf Table Ind Bilis.mith tit:. lalsrest doe thoroott.ot Ms Egaderser BMW V i Er tire 4lLY VET, Solicitor. noted to a ' ,l arge Room as above. far the Y Des-rt Knives inA Forks about 50 Oases ear Ream X It the illoatipt of Esti:apse, New Palmas Yard, West winder. 14, Joeholtreet, Bedford.gew, tikligket. MO. Sale, not !wing permitted to sell oo the IP:cruises, ea at- Portable ditin, In tales; , tterl. Pee-knives, S.-he. e. ism cued of a Clairse in the Lease. . on Friday, Me 91(A Day of November, lea niteadaoce trill BEAUTiFUL WOMEN'. TO BC 301.1) BY ABCTION, Chamber ' s C . , cloradia, and other Books. Al.. two BOWS Chinese Figures. three capital Fording Plear4 Pelpipips, & =iota &Bs (bandnysiarl Holidays e.respledjunliL e mid iii• THE irrelttot Blemkh to Beauty la SUPER- By Mr. SKINWER, en THVIIM Iv. the 2d pf November, Thidolite, Time-piece, andlis Jar. of Honeys c:aiiiiss Widamelar f4a LISA intim!. frame Oa n'Cbe * io the FLUOUS HAIRS no the Face, Nevi aid Arai:— 1809, and fallowing Day. at 1' we've e'Clech precisely. The whale say he viewed on ?seedily the Wks NUSEitro ROSEATE POWDER immediately grooves Catalog*, at the Place nf Sale, and ef Yr. 10, Allieliglij Wale in the iftia**€ l , for Os PasrPase °I "oak- chew, i s as Avon, article , po rtal h mecein an d " saw t „ rilii F. FURNITURE comnrises fifty elegant Bred - serest, Roy ,' E „s sase. hic an sane. .4ont for MA greeter Allipallat, Me Bearer* ow. m i ce 4a. *two he me issoo P e , L N. Carpets. Stair Carpeting, Hearth Rep, excelleot - -- - - -•-- ekr fitedal Ni are desired to Lists of nes t Bak !sy the Proprietor g 0.23, liassell-street c Ceeeset-gar• Fenr-post Bedsteads with rich Furnitures, lined and &heed, THE BEST WORK ON HORSES AND tAithl shmo w hawa rdw ia , A ggs m as i 41. Ilko4treet I 0 .S. Cheapohte; Bee- andseitable Bedding, i 0 Pair of Blankets y aquantety of Mar- s ..:moil lpe . 26tmensen, stalks Otitis, &c. capital Mah3gan c ‘Cbairs and Sera to This Day was pabuswests C i ß a rrt aise E iaria • *lora pm pries Ordie, arsonding to Iht Dales . of 1 • .diet b e $ 11111111 a tS act foudg. i tgave,l i tss. eseneentrnt of Intorcse, tried Ms Principal Snots end Interest Northarapten; y, Gerard s taun t Caiddruary ; - Wein" , ind . Warded* • - Card, Pemhroke INtsslngdltt'n; a Vahiable Horse and raMPLEtt d ritiettr l AWlPAlNlNellit, due thereon, coosputui frosts, *it esetudiag, the Days as miss Li l etrml ; BwinneYt Birmingham ; Wend. Shre'afthorle is it the Transaction, eel nothing practice of , Hopkins, flail ; Cattle, York ; Gould, Bath; Prosser, Br(- Chaise, useful Cart and Harness complete, and various other iehith the 6 " "sPeettnelY dated, S. the swig , Wilt Do 0./ tol ; Pallitier, Margate; tire*rery, Brighilea ; Rut, Chet- Articles. too numerous for insertion. the Art; exhibiting the tine character% canes. N eg eo l ke, iari ,nre., wA,:t the Interest will resat; and the Italian': Brodie, Salisbury; 1 reWnlails Exeter; Walker, The whole to be viewed the Normop of Sale; and Cats- t_lm_ PirisemaSi.elin-onitaTaisil.ah.liatiimuriore: Illeth ose o rh a of s liseat co :t . • said Bearers ( being holders Of mot) ere itolispensid4 re- Dlnuce:ster; Searle, Leeds; Tymb•, Worcester; Sprouse !t toggles bad on the Premises ; Bridge-Ward Coffee-House, " 1 ' Tunbridge Welk; and by all the Perfumers, Booksellers. atm Gracerhurch-street ; and of the Auctioneer, Newiagtee. sheep, pig% doge, de. dr. intended as a compe=us to thC faired to ingorre each Bill with their usual Signedure : Venders in the United Kingdom. and lo l':'lle Pei,* Vexes and Residence at the Whops of •.• Good alinwaare be Dealers. &c. Corming a new and practical analogy of all the diseases - V - 11"1111111, . e. • and 1• each separate Lilt: tad they are moreover required to attend the Excheqmrft Vat foe Payment, and to receive the New Bile, gad give the Receipts for the same. If me of the !folders of the ar,resetid Bills should be de sirous of waving Pave:eat of th Principal and Interest, previous to the said Os Day of November, Die) way be a.- commentated on compiling the lalerest to the Day on which Mei seis.'t to be paid, rend baring the said Ditto for E..-Juei nation Om Day prior thereto. Such Persons as may be destroy' of hating V . '' , Exchequer Bills in whole or its part Paynu nt of Principal, ape* ,narking New Bills, and mentioning the Amount at the Bottom oftheir Lists, &Muted on or a e'ore the 13th instant. sing be accommodated I:Pit Vew Bills, carrying an In terest of Threepence On: Farthing by the Day on every One Honlreel Pounds, sAich sold or Bit i will bear Date the said la lAsi of November, I ~ J 9, and wit!:.se delivara on Modal Ike Tith of November, and the following Days. N. B. AU Exchequer Bills dated prior to Norember. POP, love been atiaertised to be pall off, and the Interest ?Jerson has ceased. THE following Fre some of the Cases taken from Mr. outisrs Pamphlet, of No. 9, Crent Sur• rey-street, Blackfri.ir's-road. which we .ball continue to in sert every Monday and Tbanday, until the whule are com pleted. Remarkable Cures performed by the use of the. Guestonian Medicines, exemplified la the following authentic Cases : of doineatti anituals. By .1. FERO,I, Veterioarr Surgeon. Iltth Light Dragoons. Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, where Sulikri bens are particalarly tuqueNted to send and pay for their Copies. PATENT SILK HATS, 31113,_ strand. •al Patent WATEIt.PROOF SILK it HATS ..sviag gi wen every satisfaction, and being eon sequently Ingle rt repute, has indaced several Persoas to im pose on the Public a spurious and vile imitation, in which a principal part of the composition is omitted, to prevent proses. -sari in, and are in every respect much inferior. The P.%T -.NT SILK HATS bare superior advantages aver tae Beaver, as they never lose their colour or shape t are by fu mare durable, arc equally light, and are awl injur ed by rain or sea water. As extensive Assortment of the most fashionable Shapes are coasSaally kept finished, at E. RIC II ARDS's, late with Don stage saki Larkin, Pateatees, 399, Strand, opposite Ce til—dreet. CASE XLV. Of Thomas Manley, Esq. No. V, oloucester•place, Wal worth. . . . ?De tyrt M ilitary, Navy, and ladies' Riding Hats. ~lrrzhant+ n'4 Dea len supplied to udvaninge. CATTLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, las t itiqrd ISO 9. C A PITA t. I ‘.SOO,TAL Or I , IOE, Skinner-Areal, West Smithfield, London. III'; T I)irrctorg b.g leave to inform thu Public, that the 0 fice for transacting the general business of the ICootpan i, now open, when !milted Proporth, a attaini,kg, the Prernittass mod Conditions of Itsnrance, will be Ilelivert - 1 to such per0.;....e . . apply fur thr . tn. The capital of Use Casa . visor i do or which five Ayres A PROVINC AL SUNDAY' NEWSP.VPLR, to be Poblishod in Landon so as to arrive by post, free of ex peace, within (50 miles of that Caliphs! every Sunday; and at a greater distarre, one (ley earlier, than any other Sun das Paper, N will be twilled, TIIL LONDON AND PILOVINCIALSUN DA Y GAZETTE. T:te First Number will he ksued in London, on SATURDAY, November 11, arid ib the Country, na SUNI)A Y, November 12, 1809. Beautifully printed in Quarto. an the largest Paper inantifa-tured, con taioing 21 Colmaus, Price only Sixpence-halfp .iiny. PROSPECTUS. " A day, -an hoar of virtuous liberty. " is worth a whole eternity of nrindtge." The appenratwe of the LON DON AND PROVINCIAL SUN DA's 4;AZETT:. is announced to the Public at the commencement of a new era is theirpalitical relntioto. The moment appears to be rapidly approaching. when morallt.., as via as physically, initiated from She Continent, tt.is •-s , will " -•• novelty of tali sltuati in, the -Men it originates,. presup policy. Tam, placed out of the coofede wilier tile neenstty to tattle 'Ammer and .aimbine far the ;mot ed de seeon; ;-41 of one: an 00.1 w art. illicit W Aril the latter may entaloy to preveat nb'ect of the combination. rise snliingation of the U;aititteat hastening to a crisis.- Mica it arroyos, it. plaaa, a the dispasal of one Man, the moral an.l isoysital resources ;if twenty kingdoms. This atm cicalas os weasel% . Our freeiten is iiiroine ttible with his tyr iy, our •andere - e :timid:des 11;, rapacity, and our power read.os tare (cease ofshis .canape•*t= precarious; what is more, our sitecesifiti, or amaccessful cffort4, stamp his nnoi•• Omit . aiperpiettiiir rd amt. with the character of a notion, or a iseini-pal. Ilk power .5 commensurate with his h al both arr orityriafe:ior to his tallithim and perse verance. 'oresis• sacs ill oil ill, Kith such means, and im peded Is /lath astalv.a. Implies the great unanimity, wisdom, a-si rimier, of whirl' a eornmanity i, sasceptible. To rupee s these ..rotiaieseu upon the minds of mir cauntry 'deo, is the prin-;pal object of this publication. No time rota b- lava. - I. a• danger approse! es. Procrastination is not a rni- .lities of the enemy. The career of his de l/no:ham Tart of the whirler ad. Austria is a terrific et :Apt.... Prussia knave:ter t and Spain may be mon added to case ca t a i,,gae fit his i.ingnests and enormities. The inter val of it ;ear, lost in elissiag toe alternative of cooression, or bortilityl-cnnsumed in half vigarous, and half-yielding men eares,:iurl distracted by unmeaning sguabules at b might solve the problem of our own independence. To ploce k heaven list reJch of contineency, the urganizatioa of oar ttsteay of nmestmlice mast he .I:steppe:l with vigteur, rapidity, and perseverance in the execution. Such shall be the chit , r .-ter of nor foreign polities. ',4ir observations on de,,,esile aluirs will b e mar k e d w i t h toe Am! spirit, and breathe the mine principle. Love of frec,.oia, and abhartence of tyranny t veneration for the mars tlainhle !driving, of our Constitution, and a rooted antipathy to innovation,- shall he the coospicuoss (datums of our do mestic politics. The country. mid that alma., without cc fercnce to party, and with avowed hoailits to religious mid political sectarnan, will eugrtm our affections, and stimulate our labours. The owe who serve it twit, of whatever party they mas be is ;Mille cot. sue sure of our support, and will have Invariable claims to our confidence. Further pro fessions we will toot make. It is the character of the age to profess much and perform little. The Paper iima rest upna its own merit. If it he conspicuous, it will waist tio recam ineridation and no profession, to secure it the patronage of a British Public. GENERAL OUTLINE OF THE PLAN. • 1. Foreign Intelligence. 2. l'aweedings in the Senate. 1. Gazettes, with the Names and Addresses of the Mam mies appointed to conduct Bankrupts' Connaimions, he. 4. I•.ast, West India, and Colooial Information. Coinnianicatinns from Ireland and Scotland. 6. Proyinrial News from all Parts of the Country. 7. Agricultural wad Sporting Intelligence. 8. POI. I TICS :- ride Prospectus. 9. Miscellaneous Paragraphs. 10. The Court and World of Fashion. • 11. City Business. 12. East India Affairs. 13. Thentrieni Criticisms. 14. Floe Arts. • 13. Nautical Intelligence, including Lloyd's List. 16. Military . Nlovenients. 17. Proceedings of the Coons of Law. 18. Police. 19. Accidents and Offences. • 41. Births, Marriages, and Deaths. 21. London Markets. 2%2. floods imported during the Week. 23. Rates of Insurance. 21. Public Fonds. 23. Course of Exchange. he. he. PROPOSALS. The London and Provincial moodily Gazette shall be print ed on a new unit lie:milful type. It will be arrnagal in the • order of the Outline of fire 1 lan, and ap the largest Paper sounaGtctered. The Paper will se so arranged as to contain Terg/ITY !OCR COLUNNN t Adtertietwenw will amp,. small Tate, mid will he in serted in a novel asowner. Country Residents are particu larly informed that ail adarartiatmeuts bum bt received tiro' the Country Agents. A Copious butes will be 10111salt4ives. sorlikh wW ven der the Paper a Comemier Ana s. F8,1111.1' itaaravaa I of these eventfal times. Orden' received by Yam. Ilabl De Camp, ff n. 11, Catberise-embei, Illbsed $e wawa, Cledm et Ilk Ralik its Ibe UMW Kiesdipe. —.. rI" J • • I MD S , C. 4 .0 t. t• • ,In 4111 V, , , 1 Ira. as.• •• ••••••• 11% hie I 111111 shares of fifty pounds e4r ll . PruPrietoro country will mand alone I Ttm novelty i will have a vote at the General Coorts far I every s they mi. nnld ; hot no pr:Tridor will he entities' dai..er it implies, the ail:knee in wisien ii w plot a fuminmentil cliange ill trir future 1 1611° _ I P A 1...4 " .. 144 )t a " I " . la r a t 4, 14141. 4. 1.1 b e 11l elleati of svulawirs,--t twist railway Ca norm &a •r the rOtreetilli. Mt i IRO MS Ile ne i ti t r m . , p ra o st a ta s , —we %nal* bi velem fond absolwely ostrovery. of appe.liott, from latir vide of toss, ti tlieatious have his-nvery ne•vsemas from all ptirts • Of I ielf-ps-...-:...itiau. Whim mai. danhinc to mart sho pnid wheu regoited r Applications die kltdoni, IStit man• modems itig„ hare prevented t•I • director* from diving an. -.went,' every applieant ; arra tt;r. 'wolf are, however, Mk ittg to give replievas speedily as piivtible. These are yet swamies for ageuts t for which. eastatry Bankers, Stewards of Noblemen and t ienttemcn. and Fakeers of ryspectibility, will be preferred : but M person can be appoi ted an Ageot. velem he hold Rye i.hares at teu.t. awl give security to the Tnistees, as well as r•ferepre to some penults in London. Sonseshares will he Ifi:'rvet•for Country arm. Iles:see, Owners and Breeders of Cattle, Farmer., Grazier-, and other, who may be disposed to c.oulienance thi. tine, by rowing their Live Stock to be inwred Ole I 'oda pain. A deposit of two per cent. only has bees called for on nett Garr, and paid to Mews * Antith. Payne. andliot Mansion- Hots-e-strret. or 'Steam. itaasuienile,s and Ca. Pa:l- Mali, Bookers to the Company. Coaster Gentlemen. if pmprietiws, will he appointed botsourary binxitov is emir sespective districts. he Dir eters regent, that applications made to ihem, by letter, be add.maed at their oisce, ami post-paid. By Order of the Direetors. N weather Ist. 1803. WM. BA YLIE, Office Clerk. A CHALLUNGE. ItiESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Sorgenni, late in his Modesty's service, eltalk•nge th^ world to prove a shade instance where their Medicine and Met'...l4 of Care have failed of Vie desired effect. The practice aamy years in this particular hr.i.tch of their p r ofe,nt o n, not en rise to one itinuercs,ful ease. They rtotirme to direct their sloshes to the treatment moil sure of 'rurreal Complaints, and that I.lcrang.•itient of the System, which is the ciaregonice Lf the pernicitms aari west-- filled - 0(1s of a habit kisqc and most unliapoily purvell by the yieith of both sexes. lathe oue it will t oe found to be tat seating source of harvesters t the 'ghee have its rovaget fa tally .leveloped to them by a disarming state of debility, winch. if not tinsel:• retne., ied, terminntes in Impotence. rte.e an. its • -mote unit ultimate effects, while. Censompt imps, Lost of Mooridar Power, .uul various Nervous Complaints, usually elan aro.. i 'Le the earlier sta4es of this solitary vice. Of per soc• latc...ui-Sine s midet . the disorders incidrut to well a It. t hit, their treatment es vitaple, roil has never proved otsmccessful i:, the treatment of a liaig, labor nod snitch exteiated_pr:,c- Cce. In tine most otraittate and cnisplicared cases of vene real lufection, tprh as tratructosif ;a the Urethra. Spen...,v L tervseem es. Hard Tumours, 'anus Ulcers, Eruptions' , Se ward Weakness, Gleet., os also STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long duratiou, and which have baffled Cie skill of ot•er Practitioners. are, b) their present improved plait treata.ent, etreetu:dly as i permanently cured, vi th out the pate an sneering the e 'crucial painuud ah.rntiti. he m .crkage which 6-evict:fly ftitlows the application of the lu oar 'Amite. In the course of t aenta , years exclwive practice In this OUIarLIMES cases of Stricture have b e en a nd are duds ander their care, the total a idieation of which :ire elhiestorby a safe, cer aim, nod expeditiousmode . t practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakncv,, relaxa tion, sad debility proceeding from this complaint, are wee dily removed, and the patient restored to awns as d vigorous health. Put where the Ilebility has for years ea iged, a pre. per persere:^anee iu their restorative remedies, ofter a Strita tare has hero der. troyed, Is inditpemably requisite to revive the dutalierirg ?parka of Life, mid to re-animate the Coati- Mira. Serend No • ENE, an•l flextLenro of the fint respect shaky have bent wirier the care et Mears. CURRIE aid CO.. few the removal of coinplaists of the Urethra, Stric tures, /kr. t nod haying retched a radical and permanent Cure. ;olefin& '% requeste,l that references might be wide to th .5. 5., swim cony evijcuces of the decided superiority Of Mos.rs. CU it It IL and CH's plan of 4restmeat. Many et thew fienticm. a have had , triduces from 1(1 to ‘..'o years, and had been under the care or Meson. Home, l leaf ',sides, and oiler liurgemis of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by be application of the Loner Caustic, althea' success. NOW*. Currie std Cu. ma' be comulted be either ices with it., 14 re at e 4 delicar, • starry, and hunoia, at their babe, Vo. I.oi, Halloo Garden). Patients in the Couutry arc requested to state the particu lar. of their case, stge, and general habit of limn,;, Ihe. the. eedusit", a r.rrinuusee for advice nod mediriles, when the mate win Legit's' resent to any part or the kingdom. To co mer that secret.% so aweigh. , to their widernikeig, the leeg age of letter. be added to the aerosol ter nth Jane s' IM-404 HAIM *rim. i? In December, 1805, I Was Seized almost suddenly with Gout in both knees and feet, and in one band. which I could not lift up to my head, nor was I able to stand. Having twee particzlarly recommended to Mr. Guest, by Tibiadyke, Esq. of Ipswich, I sent for that Gen tleman on Um occasion, woo applied his Medicines in the usual way fur about one ho ur. onen I teat able to move my hind In any direction, and could walk about the roma ; by continuing the Medicines about a fortuigNt I was quite well. I now keep the Goestomian Medicines by tee, and witenever I feel any symptoms of the Gout, by takiog a few of ire Pills I ninety get rid of it, but wire they Vail, by using the lotion I am sore of a core. Previous to my knowledze of their medicines, I had b.en subiect to severe attacks of the Gout t grief- and three titocs a year, so h; to.contine me for weeks to my bed ;..but by toe we of there valuable remedies I aave escaped consnement altogethrrsitwe the above period, though now in Ili seventy sixth year. As witness my lisa.l, this 991,1 Day of March, Ido9. THOMAS MANLEY. CASE XI.VI. To Mr. Gault, Chymist, No. 9, fireat Surrey-street, Black friars ram!. Ste —I have sent you .1 state of my case, which is witnes sed i, at/ own employers, or should expect very few who read it wooed believe it was true : it was shortly us rattails : I i the mantis of June, 1801, 1 was violently afflicted. with Rheumatism, a.id wt the 13th of :fitly was admitted into Gay's Hospital, where they endeavoured to cure toe by sweating me for time weeks; when I bacama eareediug feeble, withcat any abatement of my paios and after cunt i owlet There sit "Weeks, mutant out Its Waif? time VW. t was taken ht. My paint nu Cite contrary increasing, I was advised to undergo salivadou, which I complied with ; but it did me a inaterini injury, for my pains returned more vio lently, and my arms and knees were much contracted, with such a wealowits in nay stacks 1 could not walk half a mile in no hour. This was the situation In which 1 was when l was taken to yol, nod took some pills and had tie lotion applied fur about three quarters of an hour, I was able to dress my self, which I hail nut done for a long time before, and I was quite free from pain. an.l so relieved from every other In convenience, that I walked from your house to the OW Change to thank Mr. Justice's clerk, fir having recommend ed me to you, which he did is comer/ream of a most mira culous cure performed tva his Master by your Medicines. I that day walked six iniles without any inconvenience, and by comirming to use your Medicines two months, was perfectly cured, and have reinaioed well ever ' , nue. My neighbours being acqut.inted with the truth of the partienlars here stated, great outfitters of geuilemen and others, afflicted with Gout and ltbeuntaiistn, hate been induced to make use of your Medicines furl wept cared by their; of which the tallow ing It one that l havt• been requested to iodine for you to make what use you please of; and am, Sir, Your humble Servant, liEofilil; WM - ITUE kn. IVitnesev, Tag and Whitehead, Valico Printers, t. r.:s ford, Kcni. Oct. 43, 1312. CASE XLVII. To Mr. Guest, No. 9.Gresit Surrey-street, Blackfriars-mad. Sts—ln Justice to your very valuable Medicine, I have requested Mr. George . W hiteli-al. to forward the following particulars of ray dreadful sufferings fun which I was so miraculously rescued by thim. I had a most desperate at tack of (lost in my stomach, atteue.ed with such violent retching', that I. brought up a great deal of blood. I had extreme pair), and could get ma rrst :aid two ...ledienl Gen densest ts ho attended me, expeoeti every hour to he my la.t. Having heard the wonderful cure performed by ywur Me dicines on my neighbour, (ieurg,e 1V hiteh-tul. I sent for him, reqoesting him to bring sonic of your Medicines with him, which he did, and gave me three of the Pills, and applied the Lotion to my stomach for &snout a quarter of an hour, when I was completely Creed from pain and sickness, and had a gond night's rest. I hail same 'Ugh. pains in my leg after wards, Intl by the use of your Aletliones, they were in stantly cured, and in a few days I was completely restored to health, and continue in that Ante. I sun, Sir, your much obliged Servant, ItICHAR.I) WOODII AN. Wit oe.ses, Sarah Woodman, E:izAtt.:th Crayford, Kent. 1 Lbbett, aal O. Whitehead. S 25th of Oct. Ido2. CASE XLVIII. Ti Mr. Cunt, No: 9, Great nurrey-street, Blackfriars-road. SIR—It beini.; my buslirises particul tr wish. that lay rui raeulotio recov , ry should Le• made known tor the ziod of maukin I, I here give you the moot correct statement my re collection will allow. In September, 1806, 1 was attacked c.ith a wiry violent Rheumatic Fever, with which I was c4.itfined to my bed, and attended by a most resprc.able 'Medical Gentle/eau, who soveseded in reducing toe derree of Fever; but the pains in nay Head, Net k, and I.inni: continued with an increnstaude pee of misery nearly three quarters of a year; in whirl time Mercury was given to such art ezteut as to produce 41 salivation, after which electricity was had recourse to with• nut producing the smallest mitigation if my sollering;. A. p imphlet, called a Guide from Pain, &c. came into illy haul- by me* accident, which induced me to make applies& lion to )(ma; for which purpose L was conveyed to your must iii a roach tier at this ti u w I had no use whatever in any or my limbs, nor had I any power in my neck to move toy bealdoi Tune Medicines were used about three quarters of pa Mar. when my panes were much allotted, and I was able*, walk part of the way home, and for the tint time for outer; months II had • good appetite, and slept very c o mron a digy Goat nigM witlio.ot sating my usual doge of Laudanum, aid at the end of a weak. 1 wa. at much wooded, that 1 It !11l . down to Northaepton outside of shy conch with very little inconvimkmee, where I persevered in using your Metlicistes, mendiegdally, mid in about ten weeks was quite well, as I bays fray ever *wee, with the exception of t h ose indr- IgLiioaluesil to my advanced stage is lite, toeing now in my i rfar.. .1 yet have to th.wk G.A. I enjoy at ibis that the 1010.10 1 ad use of my limbs, and Mil Abie to walk ten or a Nan a day with a tolerable degree of cafe to myself. 11111Milatof . which I set my band, tots dday of March, 1 M. ILO ICLAN VS. ! 1i0.14 1 Horto• T•wo. I.N. id. re is Colitinued.] WILLIAM .FOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN* SNOW-HILL, LONDON. _ _ snosodation for Travelleis--Gund Beds, thence Liquors, and moderate charges. The f01i0.% ,ot: Post Conches, Mail C:melies, Pfc. set out from the Saracen's Head ion. &Lily-hill. ,LA•GOW, DUMFRIES, CARLUALE, WHITEIIA VEN, PeNRITII, BROUCLI, APPLEBY, GA r- TEtticKii. and liOltOU:itililti I)3E, New flew Conches, every Morning. to carry four insides. 'OItK and LEEDS New Post Coaches, set out every Morn ing at calf-rut live o'clock ; arrive at York the twat day at t it eive ii clock. T , LCLIPSE New Fling Pint-'.osich, carries Foot Insides ooly to to York, Sunderto . 4 .. Newcastle, and Eilinhurgh, by war of titamAird, Grantham. and Don caster, every Evcniog an4strioniiivg, to gr. So werby's, the White-horse, t:opper-grite, York. Uncotainno Cheap Travelline to Liverpool, by the New Ply ine Post Coaches, to the Angel Inn, Dale-street , Liver. pool, daily . — Le nd; and 'W akefield New Pot Coach, called the Clothier, sets out every Morning at Seven tielnrk. by Hicks nod Co. Leeds. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough , Stilton, and Haminglion new Rut :l Mail Crotch, sets net every tooling. Coaches from Bosom to Spikhy, Loath. a t i ont b 3 . and Hull. Lis narnot, WanirrAtoa, Kasraford, Stone, and Litch field Post Coach, called the Expeditiun, every evenieg, at five il'eloek, to the Crown lan, lied-cmosoureet, Liverpool. , :ittarded throughout. Hayti anti HIIIIIITOL F 1 lfig Poet Coaches, through Chip "town,. c o l l ie, and b, every attenuate; arrive at Mr. May's, the Ore ffitaatil Bath, nod the Landow reet ivis, Tavern Thomas-st Mato! „:xt atom*. Cowbe ll so Wells, Bridgewater, Ike. Leans new light C , called the Rocklrighista, sets out every morning at eight o'clock. Carries to insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a pined throughout. P ales through Stamford, Newark, Bettor - I, Ihmeaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Ge'deo-lion, Leeds. Neat day at moo, aid return from tneace every Iflominit at eight o'clock. Not withstanding the uocummon expedition of this Conch, it is aii towed to he the most agreeable and erimpleht rablie couvey once sun the North Read, heirs„ unequalled in aeiommdatiou by nay other. )(Boat" Lancaster. Preston, Kirby. Loondale. Doane, Charley, Ontakirk, and Garstaug Post Coaches, every nitro - noon, at finer o'clock. Guarded. Otasdow. Longtown, Gretna Green, Annan, Dminfr!es, B e nweaiii, Thornhill, Bnnqah:s Kiln. Cl:mock, Kingswell, and all parts of Sr-panne, Camperdowu Coach, Doily. Lourn,Spil.hy Bose.ii,-,liult. Grimsby, Spaldine, Pete,- boro', Stilton, nintlinutenigdfii enacts, sets Illf every afternoon. Mx actsitarra, Stockport, Nlncd a Wilmslow, Con gieton, Newcastli.., Walaill, 111141 11 olveriunnoon fast Coach every aternuon. Guarded. CA titist.g, Peurith, ~,:a wioomven. Poct Coach, goes with four bores and a guard till the way. Passes through Brough, Appleby Gretabridge, Rie:enond, Catterick. Boroughbridge, W Appleby, Aberford, Doucaster, and Gran tham (the Dearest way by eighteen mites). Set s nut every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by husinno t or pleasure, hare the peculiar Advantage of their Seats being secured iv the nest Conch (with silt ethic:me:). 13 II lui; aNO riTil, Walsall, Wolverhampton* K idderminitcr; Stourbridee, road Dudley Conch, every evening. Batonyos Post Coach, through ityegaie Hod Cuckfield, every Morning at a ()Darter before Seven o'Clock. Snout:mutat) Stockton, nod Tarn sew Coach every morning, to the George lan, Sundertusd. Year, Newcastle, and litilaborgh new Cinch, perforrred with a Guard thrinigbont. iii nut every m orning at seven o'clock, by way of Newark, Belford, Tadeaster, Darlington, Northelterton,Durhiun, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finitiag themselves fatigued from the length of thelourney, may rest wind time the. please, and then proceed oti without any additional fare. William Clark, 'Hick Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Suuderland, Hail, Sawhorough, Whitby, :did other places. HgatYu r. n, Ware, itoddesdnu, aid Chesbant Coach, every morrimg. 1511V:t !I nil Mereary Post Coach, with a (luard, seta oat every afternoon, oul.l reaches Birmingbaai next day it noon. l'assesby Oxford, Eir•tois. and Shipstune, to the Sa rarea's-Head, Ball-street. Birenitob:un. fix es te, Pl‘ mann. l nitu.ruth, .artosnotk, Weymouth, Dorrheiter, and ball:bury Bailout' Coaches, every morning at four o'clock, with n GuArd, through Houibm, Arialestet% Bi.i.lport, Bittodford, Brtsingstoke, and Bagshot. Suße Wsouay, Wellington, and ShidixsU Vont Coaelt, the Itortl Charlotte, every afternoon at five o'clock. Clenrded, Sri ccr t and Rutherba,si P4st Coach, c.illcd the Roth itilsiun. every moroiag. - Ba scossrittas, Uxbridge, I)enham mid Redhill new Peat Conch, every aftes norm, by lticlisrd K'Atts, and Co. HULL, Sorthcave, Bowden, Thorne, and I)uoaister Piet Conch, every mornin4 at seveu o'clock, set the Bull end SIM filyton-enic, Hull. Wt °so a Condi. every Afternoon at One o' C lock. TOTT.taIIAM and &Wow hi Coeds, daily, sit half pat tell, half past too,balf pest four, and half past ftgell 11 - Cleiek. W A Kiri ULM, rinnfret, new Plat ('(Each, called the Merry Wakefield, lathe Staff.ird Artie, Wakefield. G L tstso W, EU! BOROUGH, and 1 3 0 IT PaTa Ict Cdadses. N. 88. Heavy Weightsof Logic:age. °nod., Occ. conveyed by the uassier-mentsoacst Waggons: To ens, ftercles, Bunscay, Bury, and sill parts of Sell. folk, every Monday. Ex terCit, Plymouth, and valsnouth Fly Waggons, daily, karryfug goods rind pLuisissiger, :U usual, to nil pieta of the West or England. SouTnassrrov, Winchester, Alresford, antr Alton Co-ca, every mooing. • Suerna rroY, Winchester, Runner. I,volittrst. 14vm ington, Caristritureb, Ringsre.,d, Omit., Isle of Wight. Jersel, awl Guernsey c.;gnus Surf BURY, 1 famptaa, aocl.Tseickentiani, t ...weels. MA a Lap tiattnill. Newbury, and fteadikr, vary 11:.-sday. Uxaainr.c. Ivor-Actuti, hotaludl, :tad Cell, twice a-oeck. • C Inas ca'r t; a, Abingdon, and /Insley, three timesn-week. MOl.rter IN rind Cs*. re:peetfully aequ.sitic Boot Friends and dr" that they will not be tar -usestablet.it uny Parcel or Low:v. etc. of !turret:um Ft% e Pounds 'Wm., list, ordatnaged, unie-3 eosered s pub, rum paid a n g , e d. tor! at the Swamis ilend lou t Siaow•liili, Landow .