The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-04 00:00:00

• . Fitou THE i ONDOI# 941MISTTE, Dsc. 2. —....a. • . Whitehall, Dec. 2. • ' The King has been oloissed terieuttitfiliOtind ap. point the Right lion6Piibteliptsato#P4a4l; the Right Honourable Iphtt i rdWttir, Cltinlellibr. Of Iris Majesty's ExchoiliscPsifirlitt; the IllitOeure' ro able William Hdriek; the nourable William Eliot ; the Right rattiturablelobn Otway, Earl or Desert ; and Sitonsfois lilit e ßeti: fo r tis Cola: missioners for assenting the of Treasurer of hit Majesty's Exchequer. ` 3 l : ' The King has been pleased 'fo 'present the Rev. John Lloyd Crawley, Master of Arts, lo the Rec. tory of Holdenby, in the County of Northampton, void by the death of the last Incumbent. Whitehall, Dec. 2. The King has been pleased to grant the dignity of a BArauct of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto IVilliarn Alexander, of the City Of Dublin, Esq. and the heirs male of his body Lawfully begotten. Tire King has also been pleased to grant the dig. nit,' of a Baronet of the Unityd Kingdom of Groat Britain and. Ireland unto 'the Right Ilistionrable William Starner, of the City of Dublin, Esq. Lord Mayor of the said City, and to the heirs wale of his body lawfully begotten. --or.— Ailetiralty 0./li-e, Dec. 2. Copy of n Letter from Vice-Admiral Lord CollingwoolL Commantl-r in I hief of Mb Majesty', Ships and Veniel. in the ededitetranean, address,* to the lion. Mi. WI Pole dated on hoard the Ville dm Paris, off Alittorea, October 41. 1809. . . Silt —I have great pleasnre in transmitting to, you a letter from Captain Haste, of his Majesty's shit, the Amphion, giving an account of a very gallant and well-conducted .attack made on the enemy's fort and vessels at Cortelarao, bet•seen Venice and Trieste, by the seamen and marinas landed from that ship, which so completely suc ceeded, that the - fort was taken and blown up, and ell the vessels which k wero in the port captured or destroyed, withont the loss of a man, one only being wounded be accident, when employed in de etruying the works. I have on many orcasiuns bad to represent the teal, the bravery, and the nice concert of measures that are necessary to success. wkiqlk have distin. guished the services of Captain ilioste; and this late attack of the enemy is sertissferier so tbsiNs many instances which have before bbiaisedi foilislim praise and admiration. .tt t ce .pr', The manner in which. ktolipeakezge Lientematit Phillott, who commandenittlsetroin and. o Abil other Officers and men,' letttiglify benougable to them ; but the Am phion's (ikers and moi r fellsone lag the ex3m plc of their Captain, could no* well be otherwise than they arc. ... . I also transmit a list of the Officers who were employed un this service, and of the captures made. Within a month two divisions of the esetny's gun. boats have been taken, consisting of six each. I ars, &t. (Signed) COLLINGWOOD. His Majesty's Ship inipliion, of the Coast Slit, of Friul, A 441111214 1809. I beg leave to inform you of a most gallant and successful attack made by the boats of this ship and a detachment of seamen and Marines .on t h e enemy's force at Cortetaaao, conflating of six goal boats, and a convoy of merchant trabaculos, moored in a strong position under a battery B=l twenty.four pounders, atikirmouth ofrk , and in sight of the Italian oqeadvon pa ea** 1 ' I had reconnoitred their fOn tlie24th limiest ) *I I found it impracticable, ftistittbeshallownesoof4,he! water, to get the ship in, but I conceived they' might be cut out by the- boats, provided I well; carry the battery; and thie °pietist...re! confirmed by a fisherman I detained the sagwevening, who gave me a very correct account ofitioeir force and situation : to prevent any suspicion isf my design, I kept out of sight of the land till the evening of the 26th, when I crowded all possible sail, and we anchored off the entrance of the Piavie, at one on the morning of the 27th. At three a detach ment of seamen and marines, commanded by Licu. tenant Phil!ott, Sint Lieutenant, assisted by Lima tenant Junes (2), and Moore of the Miritics, in all seventy men, were landed about a mile below the battery, to the southward, and advauced irn. saediately to storm it, leaving Lieutenant Slaugh ter (Third Li-utenant) with the command of the heats, to push for the river the instant the fort was carried : at a quarter past three the alarm was given, the attack was made the same instant, and Hoch vigour in the assault, that in ten minutes the fort MSS completely in our possession, and the concerted signal made; titeguns were instantly turned tot the gun-boats, the tire on which, and musketry from the marines, whom Lieutenant Moore had placed in a most excellent situation, compelled them to instant surrender, and our boats took po ssss ss lop of the gun-boats and vessels, as per inclosed list ; two of the former are of the largest dimensions. '1 he battery was a complete work, with a ditch, and chevsurc-de-!rise round it, and our men enter oci it first by scaling ladders : the Commandant of • : ' the fort made his escape with some of his men, Awe were found dead, and one wounded, the rest, Asonsisting of sixteen of the 3d Regiment of Light jufantry, *ere made prisoners. Having spiked the guns, and totally destroyed the battery and •barraek, the whole detachment was reimbarked by one P. M. i . • I have now, Sir, the addititinat plintiore of sa ty ing, that this ser vi c e eras performed without he loss of a man on our jerk. Ifilimaskrelltione was wounded by an ezo ll fOron artolitlir aftlif we had but he possession, .• • ti dping Well:. . 4 - • . - . o ,i The gallantry ty r good •iiiisdnct of Ahaleetwi mending Lieutenall I ,,pc - it ei Irtifitott l. . le tkonoseag tiros of this attack s : is liir litif;lP bike only to say, he harY,th itiaitC"Cbtalinetlng' of it, (bib and o n this, as on to esy 'odd ottlaods, fully instified the confidence I placed in him. He speaits in the warmest terms of Lieutenant Jones and Moore, and the oiSceri ansl.anen under his orders; the prompt manner in which Lieutenant Jones turned the guns on the enemy's vessels, and the judicious disposition of the marines by Lieut. Moore, is hig hl y praise. y• In the 'variety of beat-service we have had, thus Oilicers Tag STATESMAN. liars partiCularly diltinguished • themselves, and some months back were both severely wounded. The silence and regularity of the seamen and ma rines in their advance to the fort, and their bra very in the attack, is equally deserving of praise, and truly characteristic of British seamen. In loscal is a list of the Officers and Midshipmen em. 'toyed on shore and in the boats. Pe surrender of the gnn.boats was so quick, flit our boats had not time to join in the attack On them, but were most actively employed after. wykls in getting the prices out, under the direc tion of Lieut. Slaughter..... The above vessels were stationed at Cortelazzo fur the express per. pow of protecting the trade between Venice and Trieste, and were commanded be a Comman. dant de Division, Mons. Villeneuve, who is made prisoner. I have, hc. (Signed) W. HOSTE, Captain. Capt. Harmed, his Majesty's 'hi p Nor thumberland, dec. &c. lathe Adriatic. 4 List of Gun-Boats, ifc. captured and destroyed by the Hates of Ail llajesta's Ship Anglian, W. /lode, itsf. Captain, et Corkin:so, on thc47ln of Aug. 141)9. IA krredlasite, Venetian gun-boat, commanded by Spiri diem Augustine, Enseigne de Vaimeau, mourning one long twenty-six pounder in the bow, and one long twelve-pounder a stern, with 1 swivels mounted on the gunwale, with a com ' plement of 3d men, eopper-bottomed and fastened, and quite new. ta Vedette, Venetian gun-boat, commanded by Aloise Lieutenant de Fre i gate ft-minting one longtwentv pounder to bow, and one long twelve-pounder a-stern, with 4 swivels 111101111 fr I on the guawale, with a complement of 36 men, copper-fastenid. No. 90. Venetian den-boat, commanded by Giovanni An- Imito, A'spirante (Midshipman), 'actuating one lag twenty four pounder, with small arat::. No. 76. Venetian gun-boat, commanded by Ginvannt Vil leneuve' Commandant de Division, mounting one long twenty foor-pounifer, with small arms . No. 77. Venetian gun-boat, commanded by Andrew Morn, Aspirator, mounting one lung twenty-four pounder, with small arms. _ _ No. 64. Venetian gun-boat, commanded by Giovanni Mar salo, mounting one longissenty-fuur, pounder, with small arms. Tiro Trail:ter-al.'s, laden with rice, cheese, &c. taken. Fivu Trisbuccalos, laden with wood and charcoal; burnt in the river. (Signed) W. HOSTE, Captain. Ott List of Officors employe.: ion Shore, and in the Boats of his Najosty's skip Ansesion, Iv. Hosts, Esq. Captain, at the attack of Me enemy s force at Cortelasso, on the morning of the 4it4 of disgust, 1809. . C. 0.K.. Petition, Firq Lieutenant • G. M. Jones, Second Liaidesant ; Willits/a Slaughter, Third Lieutennat, in the bush; Thomas Moore, Lieutenant of Royal Marines ; J. Belleau 4od Thomas Boardman. Master's Maters; Joseph Earies H. Rasa, George Castle, Charles Kempthorn, Reel,lld Charles Bruce. Midshipmen; Thos. ate ate P. 11 P. G. Farewell, and Robert Spearman, Vo of the First Clan; Jonathan Angus, Surgeon's As (Signed) W. HOSTE, Captain. Admiralty-Office, Dec. 2. ' Vlce.Admiral Lord Collingwood has transmit. toll to this Office a letter from Captain Crawley, of his Majesty's sloop the Philoinel, giving an account of his having, on the 13th of October, captured off Zante, a French privateer, called the' Etoile do Bonaparte, of eight guns and forty., eight men. List of Ojirers emplopi In the boob is the (Mack me th/ enemy's vessels en the morning of 1.4 c Ist of Norembor, 111%1 in the Bag of Rases. TIGRE. John Tanner A. W. J. Cliford, Edward Baser, ' Watterface, William Monitoro, vat Jobe Baskin), Lieute nants ; James Caldwell nod 3 000lffk Ammo, Master's Mates; 0. R. Syer, Hon. Robert Spencer, Henry Fawcett. 0. F. Bridge./, neat:Study', James Athill, Hon. G. J. Perceval, James Mootsgu, and Frederick Noel, Midshipmen; Alex ander Haack, Assistant Surgeon. CUMBERLAND. John Murray and Richard Stuart, Lieutenants; William Bradley, Acting Lieutenant; Edward /kith,, Captain of Marines ; John Webster, Master's Mate I Charles Robert Milbounse Henry William H. Brady, and Anoedey Blacimore, Midshipmen. , APOLLO. Begbie, Robert Cutts Burton, and Stihn Forster, Vane • Is; Henry William de Choir and William Plunt, truster.it ; James t)underdale and Henry Lancaster, Midshipmen ; Jubn Oliver French, Clerk. SCOUT. Jelin Tarrant, Lieutenant ; ilun. William Waldegrave, Lieutenant of Ville de Paris ; of ditto. Ir TOPAZE. Charles Hammond, Anon I)unii, and Williams Rawlins. Lieutenants; Lord Halgonie. Lieutenant of his Majesty's H ship Villede Paris; alstead. Lieutenant of Marine - 4; Alex ander Buster. Mister's Mate; Thomas Canty, Carpenter; Joseph flume, Hungerfocd Luthill, and Harry Nicholas, MiLishipmeu. Vi)LONTAIRE. I)alhous!e Tait and Samuel Slum, Lieutenants; John Ban nat,r.e and Thomo4 Randall, Master's Mates; R. S. Har ness and H.. 1. Leeke, Midshipmen; William Allddleton, ar pettier ; Hon. J. A. hlnude, Lieutenant, and John Arrnsiend, hlidshipmein. Volunteers hum the Ville de Paris; William Burton, •First Lieutenant of Marines; Duncan Causpb:ll, Second Lieutenant of hlarioei. TUSCAN. Pasco Otum, Lieutenant; if;hn IPDourgrill std Charles (lray. 11::•tres ”ates, Volunteers from the Ville de Paris ; John Stidd), Midshipman. (Signed) BEN. HALLOWELL. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War.OJflce, Dec. 2, ISM' • • 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Henry B. Gamble to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, rice Phipps, who retires. Cornet F. Collins, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gamble.. 7lb ditto—Robert Nisbet, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Jehb, promoted in the lath Light Dragoons. 14th Regiment of Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Picton to be Lkutesiant-Colonel, ss ithout purchase. Captain Robert Nixon to he Major, vice Pieta'. Ist Wes. India Regiment—Ninjor Joseph Morrison, from the 89th foot, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Toll, appointed to the 16th Foot. Sti Celon Regiment—Major James Maitland to be Lieute nant-Colonel, rice Browarigg, deceased. STAFF. Acting Deputy-Conson6mry Beyes to be a Deputy- Commissary-General of the Form. To be Assistant-Commissaries to the Forces—Acting A mist art-Comonisuiry Haines, Aetiag Assistant-Commissary Downie, Acting Assistant-Commimin Wero3ro. HOSPITAL STAFF. Apothecary Christopher Codrington to be Sorgerm of a Re tuning District, vice Gray, appointed Physician to the • • Forces: The Kioes German Letitia. u Istßegiment of Dragonns—Captam and Brigade-MajorFre ,Serick Baran Ustar, to be Captain of a Troop, with tem titgorary Ask, vice Hake, who resign. • STAFF. Lieutenant Cbarin Bares Manchalk, frost the Ist Light Battalion (Aide -de-Camp to the Colonel in Chief), to be CApt.tio cm the Staff, rice Hake, who reinig. Ordnenice Office, Nov. 18, 1809. Medical Establialmeat for the Military Department of the Ordnance. John Webb, Esq. to be looptetor-General of Ordnance Hos rke liirJahs Hayes. Bart. deceased. Dated Nov. 90,1009 BANKRUPTS. A. Williams, MNlkalutot, jeweller, to surrender Dec. a, it, Joe. I.S. at GsWWI, Loodoe. Attorne% , Mr. C. Hefei goo, Criwergreet, strand. W. Amiens., Salford. Lameatigre, dime-mation. Der; IS, ID, Jae. 13, at the Deg Taney Manchester. Attonsies, Meson., Foolkesand Lewd{ll, Gray's Ins. E. Dalin. Bowatiagiesse. lined-draper, flee. 9, 16. Jae. 13, at Guildhall. Lauds°. Attoraies, Messrs. Buurdillnn sod Hewitt, Little Friday-street. G. road -street. Bloomsbury, dealer, Drc.9, 161 Jan. 13, at Davis, Ccoildhall. Attensey, Mr. Reilly, Staffard-row, Pimlico. W. Argent, Raeford, vlcUtaller, Dee. 9, 16, Jan. 13. at GniMbell London. Atternies, Aleaws. Holmes and Lewis, Mark-lane.: J. Shelton, Great Tew, Oxfortichire. timber-ruereltant, Dec. 15, 16, Jan. 13, at the White Linn. Banbury. Attar re, Mr. Hackett, I%taneery-lane. London. J. Jeflwy, Leadenhall 7 street, merchant. Dec. 9. 10, Jan. 1.1, at Guildhall. Attorney, ar. Grubb, Great Queen-street, iskindle's Inn-fields. J. Ireikipp. jun. Batik, Saws, carpenter, Der. 3.13, Jae. Leada t o, &p. 13, at Guildhall, Altering', Messrs. Greven and Dlzr At el-court, Tk rush-street. ide, AM. . _ C. Peel,'Kirot-stieet, _ warehouseman, Dee. 9, 1 6, Jos- 13, at GoildisalL. Aiionsey, Mr. Spur, Hollsons caul, Gray's-Im. W. Bradley, fludderslit;ld, Yorkshire, victualler, Dee.l2. 10. Jas. 13, at the George Ina Huddersfield. A tiorsey,Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane, Londim. P. Cote°, Quality-court, Chancery-lane, money-seri rerier, Dee. 5, 16, Jan. 13, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Prior. Copthall-enerrt. E. Stanford. Castle-street, Leicester-fields, liyery-stahle keeper, Dec. 9, 19, Jan. 13, nt Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Knight, High-street, Kennington. R. Sadler, South Shields, mereb:utt, Dee. 24 23, Jan. 13, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Newcastle -alma -Tyne. Attar ales, Messrs. Bell and Broderick, Bow-lane, Lond.o. J. W. Illserwriod, Relegate-street, cheesemonger. Dee. 9. 19, Jan. 11 at Guildhall, Loudon. Anomie', filetsre. Wil lett, Anoesley, and Son, Finsbery-square. Mills.S. Stamford, Lincidmhire, upholsterer, Jl-4 - . 20, 21, Jan. 13, at the Crown Imt, Stamford. Attorney, Mr. Chad ton, lizebeepter-061c:•, Lincoln's-Inn, Loudon. W. Risodes, Saddlewnrth, Yorkshire, dealer, T)ec. 26. 27, at the New bin, Marsden, Jan. 13, at the George lon, 11w:- der:field. Attorney, Mr- Dante, Chancery-lane. Loudon. S. Clark. Cknriotte-street, Rathhone-pOnce, tailor, I)ee.6, 16, Jan. IS, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. l‘night,iligtv-street, Keasiagtou, DIVIDENDS. Dee. 6. G. and A. Remington, Oxford-Amer, cabinet-ma kers.—Dec. 26. C. Perkins. Saralee:l, shopkeeper.—Dee. 23. T. Wilkinson and J. Wightsio, Cateaton-strett. wool len-drapers.—Dec. 16. W. Gore, Ahigate, Manchester warehouseinan.—Dec.l3. W. Brain, Sutton-street. plane maker.—Dee. 23. C. Miles, Bermondsey-street. fell-mon ger.—Deeenther 23.—R. Grilliths, Lleweny-Fans, Denby shlre. fanner.—Dec. 26. M. Muir, Doncaster, linen-draper.— Doe. 26. G. Cayes, Gainaborough, wharfinger.—Arc. 19. \V. and It. Kaston,Ltan. Bucklersbury, wareisouseinen.—Dec. 26. J. Pity. Bishopsgate-s Li eel, babe 1114‘.4her.-1) er. 26. J. Jackson, (Treat Yarmouth, chemist.—.lan. 9. M. Moggridge, Fleet-street, boot and shoe-maker.---Dec. 22. J. and F. Bolton, Warrington, potters.—Jan. 3t). J. Jones, Wood-street, Cheapside, Leghorn hat warehouseman. — Dec. 6. G. and T. A. Beale, Basinghall-oreet, warehouse ..e .—Jae. 315. N. Al' N iel, 'within. merchant 3. J. Horton, Cork-hill, Shadwell, cheesemonger.—Dee. J.Rolfe,Bieast's-buildings, Chaanery-lane, timber-merchant. —Dee. 23. 1L Morley, Old-si reel-road , moue v -seri s etc r. Dec. 23. J. Harrison and R. Rigge, Mooch-Mer, manu...t iiirers.—Dee. 23. G. Taylor, Bri-tol, istereh.an.--1./cc. W. Matthews, carpenter.--Jar. 6. D. and R. Blackford, Losnbard-street, gold and sliver asseusen. . . • Average Prices of Corn, by the quarter of eight Wiarber• ter Bu-hel., mod of Oatmeal per Bolt of 1131h4. A voirdupoia, from the returns received iu tie week radio,' ti.ith Nos ember, 1809 : IT heat 10b. 5t1.-11.ye 595. id.—Harley 51s. W.— Oats 31s. id.—Beans 591. PA—Pease 591. 9tl.—Oatuse%l SOL 4d. - - - Tie Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, cons trues the Returns made in the Week, ending the icith yof November, 1809, is Ws. per cw:. exclusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon on the imporlatiuu thereof Into Great 'trimly. On Monday the Mayoa of Liverpool gave a grand dinner, in the Town Hall, to upwards of 60 gentlemen of the first respectability iu the county. The new spacious dining.room, saloon, and drawing-room were used on this occasion. Amongst the company were Lord SEY MOUR, the Bishop of Bawcoa, Lord Ronxity, the Eat' of SEFTON, Sir THOMAS HEIM ETH, Sir GEORGE DUNBAR, J. BLACIESURNE, Esq. M. P. fur the county, E. W. Booxi.a, Esq. M. P. &c. &c. At the Thames Police Office, as Thursday, a number of Peterboatsmen, were severally con. victed in the penalties of 40s. each, charged with purloining the best coal out of the crafts intended for delivery by the owner. A man named Hugh Johnson, at present resid ing in Comber, county of Down, has now living, twenty-one suns and six daughters—twenty-two of these are the children of one wife. Extract of a letter from an Officer on board one of the ships of Admiral MARTIN'S division in the late affair in the Mediterranean : --.• 4 4 RAT OP ROSAS, NOT. 1. " I am happy to inform you, that, on the 25th ultimo. the Anniversary of the Accession of our august King to the Throne, three ships of the line were lust to the enemy, though not added to our force in this quarter. The Pentane had joined us! on Sunday, the 22d ult. the signal Li) ing for an enemy's fleet at sea. On the 23d, the Canopus' signal was made to chace to the E. N. E. the wind being N. E. Chaced to windward all night, on She starboard tack, carrying a heavy press of sail ; and, although we sprung our rnain.tomast, we still kept company with the p. Renown, Tigre, Sul tan, Lt-,:iathan, and Cumberland, which ships were found near us at day.light. With these, the wind now at S. 1.1 .and the weather. very hazy, with a heavy head swell, we pushed an, onikr an extraordinary sail, on the starboard tack, till the evening ) when we bore up in chase of four sail, which we pushed into shoal water, near the mouths of the Rhone. Kept our wind for the night.—Tacked and stood in again, early on the 25th : at seven A. M. bete up again 'after the same four ships, and drove them ou Shure, ander all sail, near Frontignan, its sight of Moutpollier, and under the batteries of Cette, being ourselves, whets we hauled oil, in less than six fathoms water, and a strong breeze right on the shore, and within point.blank shot of the enemy. Providentially none of us got aground. A shot from Cette struck the Tigre, and a shell' burst alongside, but did no damage. " In the afternoon, the mien mast of one, and the main and wizen mast of the other, on shore near Frontignan, went by the board. The former, an 84-gun ship, bearing a K.ear.Admiral's flag, and the latter, a large/4. It was now evi dent that they were lost to the enemy, hut to make certainty doubly sure, the boats of the squadron were sent in, when the wind and swell moderated on the evening of the 286, to sound for a channel towards them. At eight r. at. however, we had the pleasure to see them its flames. At eight mi. noes after tea, the 74 blew up, and at twenty minutes past tea, the 84-gun ship, with a liorri. hie explosion, was destroyed entirely. As to the 74 and frigate, near the batteries of Cette, there can be uo doubt of the former being lost, and the latter must have been materially damaged." rillll.l ROYAL. FAMILY, sal LA DI attfl GENTLEM EN of EAliHttON, me RUbSIA for moistening the h;tir whw theasiat; kid so cresol ribber to the Hair, se to pi evmaits torulaggrey to all r promoter the growth; makes the Hair grew thist awl la ; prevents its falling on . ; and restores it on taild if the least roots. Several Gentlemen that were bald, havederlare.t, after using the Ku ,is Oil c•gularly for six motitbs, the bail places heroine cove , eti ss iris hair; prmootes eyebrow, and whisker., will prrveut whi.ker , tun i ng a teddish co lour nr grey ;kceps false hair soft, and renders its app . armee a:sterol. Price 7s. per bottle. or new bottle contaloinc four small, at one guinea, or six guinea bottles at five promils. Sold by the Proprietor, A Prisice. No. 9, John-stym, Oxford street; and, hv appahament. •Mr. Smth, Perfumer ' s to his Majesty New Hind-street ; Ilendrie a nd Sons, Perfu mers to her hitjesty. Titchborie-strert Goldeo-square; lla % - ley and Blew, Perfumers to th.• Prince and Princess of Wales, and Dute and ihschess of .l urk, 5, Coelt.pur-.meet; ; Harding and Howell, bit, Pall MullGr,eko.reet Davison ' 50, Fleet—street; Rigig. ' ClicaPsidel Holmes, Hutton, and Toll. Royal Exchange, Lotion ; and .by . 'Mot of the principal Perfumers or Medicine 1 eclAers in Englaid, Ireland, and Seottaid. Country Shopkeepers sending their anise,: t s s any whole. mile vender they deal with iu London, well re. aye ti h erat allonaner. - - - - - 01)::rse the laSel on the outside wrapper of each battle is signed in Itwsian gold ink, " litochii'sta‘ty aud Prince :'• any without that signature are cousiterfvits. rf A Greer:ll, about 50 year of age, who Iris used the Russia Oil re4ularls tbese•twelve neo.itlis for dres4ing Ito h.tir.liss declared to the Proprietor, OA his hair Is not may rru on in thickiirs and strength, but Ism also preveusr it turifiv grey, which was before on the del net i 1 h rec-on. mended to Ladies and Gent turnen wishing is beach, (rola the Itu.s,ia Oil, to it regularly, as it coanot be expected to hole thi• ell..ct II only applied at iturrcals. MATRIMONY, IT is much to be regretted. but indisputably certain, that sonny permits of both sects are dele.:red from entering into the married stale, by infirmitira, w hi;li delicacy forbids them to disclose ; stud th.tre are not a fon. who, briog already married. are rendered miserable. for %yam of those tender pledges of memo tote, with oit t happiors, in this state is, at lean. very tweeariotts. It la:* been ascerlained beyond doubt, that theme circumstances ire occasioned by a getter:it or partial relaxaxims or wcakucis iu either set ; and it iy equal's certaiu, ,bat rite genuine AItONIATIC LOZCNNES 01°' STEEL are the best, if not the only remedy for thisupectes of delft lily. Worn taken into the stormiest, they immediately dif fuse themselves. like a rapeut , hron4ll ev.try pore, pro/lac-nil etlixt,, at once delightful, salutary, rind Ferritaurat. When the spark of life begins to grow dine, the garettlatice languid, and the faculties paralysed, these Loze. , g,e are fuuud to l ove tone to the nerves, ex hilarate the animal spirits, invigorate the body, and re-militate the huh. man. When awn-Istria to exercise .los- ur depravity of appetite, and couLte iittlicate appronchiag .cor-uoiptifiu. the delicate fe male will he pre;ervcd, and restored to health and soCetv, by the benign influence of this medicine. When the da•le sio►ts of or the force of had evample, relye tempted unguarded youth tato the dan : veruus labyrinth t of secret sensanlity. debilitated his body, or Unpaired his un deotat‘diog„ these Luxeiy,es vidl protect Lim &nen 'Moe irg disease, the intirmitifti of premature old age. and a %I retched divolution. When luxurious bahmiets, (-opines libations, Paphian excesses, awl midnight revels, the S• 114 dauAhters of • dissipation have [nought on themsel% rtehilit., minutia:, imbecility, and a bag train of new complaints, tittle [oat:ages 'will renew* health and % ig. ur to the debilitated frame, and chcerfahmssmad aaitaatiun to the mind. TILE A ROM osTIC LOZENGOS OF STEEL are pre- Ni• pared and sop by the Inventor. Dv. Senast,sit his•how,e, N g ,. 41, Southnututan-row, 13loomNisory where be he con sulted every day personally, or by ietter, Melake the totail fee; also, by A ;Johansen', told at No. 4, Lodgati- -hill; Mr. d , &c. 193, Strand.; Goers% :19S, Oxf.ad street. near eats-street t Allen, 76 Oxford-street, apposite the Pantheon ; Chrisp, coriser of !lining Garden ; Ti 3 am.. 349, Strand, neat the Lyceum; Golding, 42. Cornbill ; Royal F.xch-nge; Stables, !;F, Cheapside Ambridge, Piccadilly; Ward, 324, Molinaro; art( no where rLc is Lon don. Price 71. per Box, Deny in tutted. At the above places may also be tiod, Dr. Senate's Treatiqe reinale Compinivtc. t• Y 4. (,d. ; n hook w hich s obiouil be rend by retry married woman. --- TO THE CONSUMPTIVE AND ASTiI al Al IC. Dorn Fite, Spes. MANY Medical Men have asserted, that there is no specific cape for thorn formidable comptuints ; which i. anthirtg inure than acknonledging. that they av un acquainted a ith any such specific: awl, indeed, the Bills of Mortality furnish a melancholy praof, that in this clicrac they aresextreasely prevalent and extremely fatal. Hut Ilr. Redd*, awl a few others, of strong ininds. :aid zealous or cease or suffering hurnauity, have comb :tea popular preju dice, sought for and found the means of relieving the most wretched class of invalids; awl in the BAGS AN! OF ROSES, Di. Senate is persuadeel that be has discovered the best Pectoral Medicine in the world. In some recent lu st:meta he has had the satisfaction to see It restore to health and vigour individuals who were in the most debilitated state. whose tottering and emaciated frames seemed to threaten a speedj dissolatim, and who had been promounced idritratily ,corisumptive: therefore. a it bout passing any exaggerated en comiums on his Medicine, he earnestly advises the afflicted slid their friends to give it • trial; with this trßilr.litee, that even if it should not prove a cure, it will c. rtaioly telieve the cough. In the early stages of Consumption, tie bas mot a doubt that it would prove iovariably suceessful; f. , r he has every reasyn to believe, that it has revolted lulwrciolous ob structions in the lungs ; and he ran p snively assert. that, xf resorted to in time, it will always have the dialled etre,l, mad prevent the accession of the more alarming svaiptiens: else great advantage it, that it never can do nn :13 stance, but may b e taken with the utmost safely bY perms of both sexes and all ages, at any hour of the day, or at any particular period. It is so very agreeable loth? while, that it is taken with avidity by children, for whom* is extremely salutary,m, it doe , . not clog the stomach, but isgemly aperient. Or. Eiesite's ;sr:Litt( e. during the la-t Grime year., his been prhielpally confined to the treatment of naveut disora dem awl rekizaiiou of the .‘ stem ; during whirli. many CAWS have occurred, complicated with consumptive and asthmatk symptoms: for wheel) reason It bad ribli,let to d.-tole no hiconsklerable share of his attentiou to the inveati nti/111 of those diseases; and as he has lr en sera socreseliii le macy net:vices which appeared to preclude all hopes of recovery. he is in doced to offer his advice to patients of this dos. with tie assorance that every ens.• shall inert the twat partkalar and taireinittim, ait.mtion. lie stay he creisolted every day till four o'cloc!, personally s or by letter. investing the colonist', fee, at ois home in Soutkainiiso israw, Bloomsbury. Si fitatadpectut s divatur rheutna, catarrhal; Ad fames. branelius; nd oar's ciao coryza In every symptom of catorrh, or rectal cold, this Medicine affords immediate relief; It allays the irtitatbet or tielsEng venation whirls excites coughing. promotes mid facilea! , a expectoentinn, and by its eneling,, halsamie, awl moth re prope, ties, presents or removes Ow most diaremiur, symp toms which usually supervene ou Saki** cold, such as howl:e ons, soreness and tightees, et* the thee, bead- ;eh, fever, A.c. As many persons. from motives of business or pleasure. I expose themselves to the injuries of a con' or damp atmo sphere. vs Mk they are under the influence of a cold ; 1 a o advise such, always tagsaud against the danger as much as possible. by the use of some nierlicatedtabstrure. which may be held iu the mouth. where, by gradually dissolving. the ed'ect may he constantly maintiatted. For this purpose r prepare Loaetews, ou the wine priaelple as the Balms at Risers, called Til PECTORAL ROSE LOZENGES. which I can recommend as a very safe and active collateral remedy, %ivy different from the sogar-planshs which are eoramordy sold wider various amalgamations. Tits sired of these Lozenges, gradually. dissolving is the mouth, on the larynx, which is the organ of tie %nice, is truly remark able; they oat *oily protect k from Injury. and prevent that dimgreetable symptom of lonameseas , but they improve its texibility, and thus modulate and strengthen its tone; fur which rehear they are in the higbett estimation with snauy public speakers awl singers.. The Balsam of R I WS ' and Pectornl host- Lozenges, arc , prepared gesadat only by tie inVetltlif, Dr. Senate, ow l are wild at his hope. No. 4i, Southampton-row, Illoomsbuiy, Loorliou : the,Ralsion. in Bootle.. pi ice 1-• ad. and tr. tid.: the quantity of six small froths i: , one for lU.. aid. the :mgrs. price' s. lid. per Ito*. Tries arc also sold retail h. Mr. Saeger (late &sent:), lath Oxford-oral, opposii ,. Rood-street _ I • Mr. Golding, Perfumer In her Majesty, 4. . CornbiH; Mr. Deck,•No. Ludgate-hill; Mr. t Cocluper-street, canter of Spring Garden; Mr. Itl, hat r , Druggist, lid, Strand; Mr. Green, 3911. ()alma-ail ret, nra, - besot-street ; and by may resiwct.tbk stied:eine vensi.l, treeey part of the theism! Kingdom. Obverse. that there isa label on the outside of each fiss and Kettle, signed 131 the Pr prictor, 1.. Se,aste, in bi- haul writing, or the'. canvot to. Lnentsive. -.--.4e0/11111111 0 ! hihN I.lo\ s.,iert ;mil • 1 u. .•••Y 41 I s. bratitialaa °Mimi:, ST, Pt-et-du-eh F I I