The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-18 00:00:00

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Ow -resent This day was published. price 101. 6d., • • g - ,. Aden. Dt EPrrbSig" of this - THEA.llol,trous the .- , l i t, geese" itiroiskias Two • Prise s of the greet osaginsu . g e o f . A fteAtelliling; detailing the lellsancial Hrteos, areVerlgiti .. REPORT: . to,-.without tbh least ihuld sii tisk ateeui iediplosrl s .:• Tbirts Thouseod Pounds each, yolk only 8,000 Tickets.._,s ', , L __,, of tills the Erattatetwatnews a unit have s o Li g olg e d it, . sesta an The Select Committee appointers. w corm:ter 6? the P raaaicieti t h e i' lll4s o. ll o l '..nlOilitil,i . 6 i i ttiltaplieheds fad .. prodking oft . eicessiyd Mobile's id the. ab l e _ . 111 std. iteemise !Wm 94'4' 06 a" 0 . 760 9 the Oro and last Pities Expose of the caused the disoroportka of the aregfeg ite Hr- .( ati at gos e tree drawn, were Stared and Soldat elbey Onsets. s oo ph . ace ,„ a i me e ~,, g oomi sows up Ropeud‘ou . e. lit - • lars we •relatioa to Waick-makerss wad to repOrt . • ; sd. &came p e y think they cautont evince dieirgigatilude for 1&90 1. ; with a Cempneiscie of the r oar l am ! t h warts , a pt a their observations and °phonons therOdpon, and •r i r of tocks allsi littebes: is Sberitldatth aesplr recommending those 'Moo honour Ce ample oa Mr: Walters Statement, the minutes of the evidence taken before the", to tietia°ll " takt " i'l laii • I t t i .alai r irk" boll( °ltem' poyers and 916_, ‘ Onitilbyed .; the 46014 etilie w or k s past favours better than by t h eta with their g omeinruls, to adventure in Ike prestos Lot- By.VERITAS. .. House; sod to whom Are Report ) made in the- - . • Palled for the Author, by PI suer and Brewis,Loyedane; the benieeleei are ptopOrtionably debaied $ sad titHesaas. try. Tie Scheme ordains 2 -- Prizes of - 410.000 to he hod et the iit .t of the Th•aehrti Hour TaYero,di.Jaasesa ; . last Station of -Parlianterft, frsint thi*.Ciammittee ter, iradeidiefitre Compelsliely driiree to welt Ind.*. 2 . 2AM road of all Bonkrellers isi die United Kingdom, on the Petitions of several persons, being Welchil . 2 .... ... .. ... ........ .. 1,000 sogersigm pity at a in t ilu tb st e tl e ss "e nsat :e d I 3 11 r . gaper:dieted: *alit and . taller, to which the Whale h subject, presented in the present Session of And in addition to all the Prizes paid h) Goverameat, the TUE PANIPIII.ET EE R ,No. tX.III. 9 • Du t e • Parliament, were referred-have,, pursuant to the class of a P e n tlite • lll " iii " i t ai* b ee t s tiettPes t di us parelsaseriimay receive Gain Crintainine- . I. Speech of the Chem...floe ot the Exchequer upon prow Mae Order of Douse, examined the mattes. to them fully and a° di a tta ia a Ng i r " lit " l a: t h e 64id al /61 * for the Two Prize. 41,000 Sovereigns, with additioual Places of Public Worship. This distress, holetrer, had heel' miltipiled by tbill PORT. CLARET. or MADF.IRA. 2. Letter to Ow Right Hon. W. W. Pore up.ol t. e Weep- referred; and have agreed u pon the following Re- a ;l e g to Four Pipes of Port or Madeira. or Peer Ho"- frwroore 4 time Geld Coins" ge•tlialliku of Cath Pa/mei". P G . 4 . growth of incideete and entossebaseti On the aocieist •„ • , b v az of 1.1 rel. for each of the Prises a One Titersatid SU' (0110 , 00 -. . • Y tamittee fine; that the keit which rlis)e 11*i° ' of reigular Stud? "4 lei/will° ecnnara r s -4 a ssi ct i o.., rat in peep Mee for Sharee. S. French Drama. Re-A Delpha- ( Exclosore.) Ito to or the manufacture of watches end clocks, b b e y re ih t f e rest il"l"se rodection tiv a d : l"Mieb risa ir e . ll l •o llll . ll . uil*f ou.si sel se -Y o t . l . The Wise to be err iteeitsy Ore molders themselves. •4 A Tress+, •61 Deetitieg. By A. itosquett. Es q . I m ..1 - r 1.6. «.S. !IT' i Pesios'lo. AUGUST. 5 Letter so Sir Wm. arrowG on the Sergery Bill. By James and the several works and things age ttalblig to • • ' - novel practice of ititigularepNeieticsithiP, 00404 Tl c kets and Shares sow gm sole arthe otd .established Oices of thweilolt• AL R. and intimately connected thereoith, are eery mach imperfect prodections, stud Oen theta oat ofekitsrg. J. isisl-J. 81YEIVRIGHT, 6. Letter. no the Englisb Consfituti•sn, By G. Dyer. A. h. Portion to ivy probable sales, b/ whieb litaitertkesi 7. Funeral theti•tn fin the Death of Doge Leonerdo Love- dispersed in the Statute Books, and intermixed with • f Mho were the that Contractors thot refigured the Parquet it dunes . r %refloated trans the Italian. By t:. Kelton. Esq. . . other matters r _oo that it has become very difficolt to been compelled to reisirt to charitablit /and* foe old Ti c ket to £l9- KO.. and a Sixteenth to 27 Skillings,) 8. Letter to Prof . ores Steoalt. By J. Frivol Emi• them its remedy of abuses complained of, as support , their establishtden• tr, dr to hind Oellf their 80. 11, Holborn; I 141, Oxford -. tree"; 9. Letter as the tate Paw:plea of eivanta n eous Exports- apply • 37. Cornhill; I 58, Hay-market s don . will be manifest on reference to the laws and Customs thus increasingto become chargeable to Wish Mee ; Who Shared end Sold in the last Lottery 10. °keen:slime on tke cell Effects of Spirituous and Per - touching this subject, whereof a List is subjoined la FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES. mewed Livers. We public burdens to make up the deoo (Witty in the wine of laboar; a deficiency augmetitri • Aiso the Sold bs It. Fearer; Longman; Black a- d Co. ; and all an Appendix hetet°. The important and large hotly FIRST .1130,000 ever drawn. ether Booksellers. • of evidence cullected by, End liken before the Com. also, es it appears to your Committee, troth esiceat 1- LAST ,C 30,000. ever drawn.. Of whim. may also he hid. mittee,ios the last Session of Parliament,appears to hire of competition, which bus been thus carried to a. . COMPLETE SETS of the PAMPHLETEER. from the • • Consouttesmaseet.• been obtained in a very short space of time, and ruinous extent, highly prejudicial to the Public, de.i , iLI m YTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Combin g " g takes the _. . JLJ eariiest.op irtimity of suhmittl-g the SCHEME of anew' ORTIIOGRAPIt Y. uesses from different parts of the country,. and from while abuses in the manuffiCture list, materially less. . Mr EERY, which begins drawing so early as the 4th of Thi st l e , i s published , persons fully conversant with this nuatufacture, in curd the demand abroad i to Oil Even when in felt AUGUST. Tee inagnitade of Prizes is very Brent,-eand the Price la. ttem!, swo t,' o f Tickets resnorkably savill;-there being Two Prizes all its relations and bearings, and, on the whole, employ, the reduced wages of workmen are Out infm o r £ 30,000, with so few Tickets as -besides these ad. (ZUY'S NEW EXERCHEi in ORTHOGRA- embraces as much information on the subject as can . • vet voirosees. Tan of the Prizes w itl receive in addition. Fight ILA PH If t COsolnining SAresious from the most admired ocient to provide them with the means oriel:tenant •• .. Pipes of PORT WINE, or MADEIRA, or Eight Hogsheads Authors 11l Pewit nod Ver... ; and Intiplrd morVerrr (LW tir Epp• reasonably be expected ; nevertheless, your Commit, a's Wpittance which has nevertheless be • eatl 'ed A b een gr ys uce- • of CLARET, to be chosen by the H liters themselves. lisle Leavens &snow of speedily amoirstig a correct methou of tee have considered it proper to subjoin in - the Ap- bs s e a( • • / OW in bread, or other necessaries of life F.. 1.., s dieits a preference. as above, whirs fiehemes s with hitedinit eons a new Pls°• pendix some docemeuts since received. s o *full Particular .., may be had gratis. By JOSEPH GUY. Jun. .4 • - *ad various commodities at exorbitant setts, instesd - .. • Mauer of the Academy . 3S, loole ) -street. By a return. made to your Committee, holed. •.1 roo it - . 0 All Busbies, in the Public Funds traweeted withth e '7- • 11--- °ln a" London: P r i nte d for Ba,dwin , Ciodock, and Joy, Pater- Melo) , and oispatch. smiths '-hall, it appears, that the number of tock- .- „Another evil of national import rewiring thitil Ibis . . aoster-row. - Hy whom also are publislsid as the same Author, cases, gold and *User, marked there in the $ otti Mal-, degraded condition, as appears to WINES, &c.-li. THORPE and Co, 43, Hay- I. The ENGLISH SCHOOL GRAMMAR; in which amounted to 1 • 91,678: and in tire year 1793, Whew•i s , that the few subordinate aititans who bli im very s tep, bleoded with Teory. duties arep y . able inhealth and bodil y strength, are Recess'. market, reoseetfully Worst their Fries& and thaPob- PleetieNi 1 111144 eatillo Ili -- . e . . were imposed on clocks and watc h es ; and al t r. ta lly• li • b v Rules. Examples. MA Exercises, odopted througliou. rim the • • lie, tillit they are SELLING--• s Use of Schools and Private Teachers. cence to make and deal therein, by the Act '27Geto. I -•1 7 toted to seekother employment, even the most ose. The finest Cape Moderio .. . 30s. per Doz. In this Work.Euelish Grammar is rendered easy to the caps.. Ditto Brume, of See Madeira flavour 425: city of every Lennie., nos only ay goring n comae outline of C. 108, which much d' • very distressed the •rtitena "tad vial, so that the expellee of their edueation in • this e . ~0.1 port . . . . / 425. its Theoretical principles, but us c ombining practical Illuiara• other persons engaged in that trade, •the eurnlsge .of sit is lost to themselves_and the State, while thetas- - Light port ; • • 3ik. lions with those principles. Appea l 's lot.- Qa.,sll.ilis and 14.. • el- watch-cases, hall.marked, was reduced to-128,7914 • •classes t 6d' themselves Mete tl • . perfor not n tug ea a ir pro. - Dion Full:bildied Einset . 664. :also theßules. Fifth Edition rice Is. 6d. e sea accompany s P • IDittri Coelorgee C•der • .. • 9s. bouud. shook's; a deficiency its the manufacture of - hell "I* ' Maidstone Hollands Gin ' • • 14 " 1- Fat G il. 2. GUY'S NEW LATIN PRIM ER; or, Companion t • than 6,980; and that after wards, aitheu i gfi. Alper t om • to ow contrary) , clandestinely emigrate If Also a I Miler descriptions of Wiped, Spirits, and Cordialkat Latin Grammars. In Three Ports, price Is. hound duties , and the licence , to. make and : to 01041 li , equally low priers. *** 'fbrough the medium . of this little Volume, which com- mences with ~0 e..ss Practice Oa the Nouns, Adjectives, Prn. and watches, were repealed - by the Act 38' Ge0,,411 clime, - many -ris . luehle acqoisitions -and facilitiee,ia TO COUNTERACT the manythat ""°"'+ " lid Veils., contatoed in the Aeration., a Child. foo le, att emp ts tam half the usual time, will ac ire a practiral aid tisorou.sh C. 40 , and also the duties en gold..end !live% tieeol in mac hin ery , f or the ibbretiation • of labour, • d Oil An , are daily mole to impase on the limitary n smithies knowledge of its Pi inetples. It cen. lodes with the Irregulars the ma kiug of watches, by the Act 38 Cleo. 1 fl.cep.*4 ; perfecliona of various Productions its the manufacture Maroposition hotrod isf the GP.NUIN F. BLACKING, pr., in DecleiAon and tin jo g ation so arrouged s as to be with fact- and although, about the same time, an additteoai• of silk, cotton, - Wassilen, &c., most of which word • • i pared by DAY and MARTIN. tbry baits adaipted a new lay otiderstood one r..t.lited. standard for wrought - gold was, by the Act 38. invented ill this country, conitructed and repaired br Label. in which their address, 97, High Hatboro. is so con Of the same Fuldnhers tea be had, all the useful and popular I ~ . -4. . . dlities° ll sle Sitwell in them", that °hes trust" as wil k iinn la eiensentoo v works of Mr. tios_„ ten. as follows :+ • George 111. cap, 69, adewel for the encisurage- Siegler.. - Origittalli educated in (be watch cod clock this Rod the difference of the types, which is unlike all leti.e. 1 .5.,. LL L. , rs_ a• . ire oCunoi tweerapht t price 3-. heund, 6th edition.. merit of this manufacture, yet it never recovered • manufacture. • , f v iii.,.. wilt entitsle Parchesers at wore ais detect the impostilisa. Y. T.,, Pocket cycieoredi , ; pi „., p, It"u"dr titis cdni° ° ' its former state of 1796 • tw'thst d• ' the( •1. , Ito l on log 4 . t further has appeared to your Committee, front' The ReaI.I I IRAN BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale 3. Tne School t t plserto, h • batik i , rice Ss. • by DAY and MARTIN . 97. High Holborn. and retailed by 4. The New British Primer ; price cid. in 1808, it had arrived. •so : far, that i• 8 9; 3 0 9 - "the - eVideeici of several of the witnesses esaminido i toe priacipal Grocers. Druggists. Bo•oksellers. liroton meet's 5. The New British Reader; prier 4s. hound. watch-cases were marked ; and tkat, from that o s ier that application Isatbeen made by aliens intent on so- • i Perfumers, Bow-maker-, &e. mike United Kingdom, in But- 6. The Ceart ot General Histo• y t price 7s. the numbers diminished, until, •in the • you" 1-815, ' les at 6d., Is ,and Is. 6d. each. -- d• - "Nrilt competent - invarious breaches of eve& tot men tiouSEHOLD FURNITURE AT FIXED PRICES. they amounted to only 134,2.69; and, to- the....61-".titis niantificerre 'to establish the istantafactory H of : I WE are requested to direct the attention of per- R OBERTsos and Cr., No. 7, east side of lowing yetir', 1816 . (ttie period ar Oath - srllll:46 , ,rre. --setriChee itt thr : English fashlanibroad ; and thatso i. 1 sons afflicted with mental or benervous dily sleety, de M fields re s pect. n ay Wore. the Public shot every turn is made up), th e sl umber was further reduced Rival 'was • Hie preCsure of distress, that number*. of oility, Inward wastiogs, loss of appetite iodigettion, drp r e s si...• 'illicit -of II OUOI.IIOLD t URN ITURE is sold Illo'S the NI - to 10'2,112, exhibiting a diminution of - 89a565 . well.oealifi4d - sioikinen, persuaded and feeling that. ) of s pirits. se et abloisg or shah lad • f the It !sids,scortswic aunt ever, lowing plots:.-... . watches, or nearly one half, as .compared with :the in •up• else, ,could they have to straggle with greatet i other kind of eruption. usthnsas. ulcerated throats. semiss.,' I. The unpleasant and frequently disgusting solicitations to weakness. pains lathe Midi asst joints. consammi - ve habits, :we hay ate sionlielied. number marked its 1796, as before stated. .. • distress , or miseries more formidably reach them - . r all constitutiowil tempi:tints: immediately to make trial of it.. S . The burst : s elling Price is fitted by a tit ket upon every it do•as not appear to yopr Committee that the sale and regarding it an rams from perishing, volunteri. •• '. celebrated CORDIAL BALM OF RAKA.SIRI, or N•ture'r artiek. from which no ishateusent can be made. Infallible Restorative, as _primed ant sold, wholesale :trot J, T.. g uaritnice the Pubic (mei 'relies.- ever% kind of d e price of watches can be better ascertaiued, than by ly offered and pressed themselves into the mule" of t.- reta il, be C. J. Jor •an. N. D.. of the Emit Lomita. Meoir i ~eptio•.), the whole of the purchase money will be returned to a return formerly made from the Custom-house, of foreigners.- ..... . : Establishment, 7. Connou-street Road. Si. George's in the Eao •to bus", if the article isnot approved of. , ' t watches entered for exportation, between the sth of It also oppearsby the esidence, that from the sedan. Landon, It is univereally aelusowkdged to he the els,• ri , upon do , (limn simple hut equitable plum Ruhettsut , , a g reeable and powerful restorative la all the above cum January, 1792, and the sth of January, 1793. The tary nature of watch sod clock-making, many die. 4 Ind en. te s t their is yes of 4 il.haragemesii whirls should pl ants , ever discovered s .it Mho, the is". eaves 1 h• .oley he tot fortutiate as to uhtutu, tat, pledge their holism' number, in that period, was 15,084, and the entered eases are contracted, and ibuyst•sight speedily be- / L ino.l vioant luaus in she mead en d stomas:4 a nd pro mar they will esstleiis uur to desertre• • • value 60,9801. showing an average value of some. paired. I( ge ntle PetsPira'ism• — it is utterly I "'F "sable r . " l'sng'" i r A v •of It e.. 9 d I F st • with Bedding cum- to ex p rem , ..r ••ise i neure to e arn,. ste h r i en o v the „e we t , aerie e ... en s an,al urn, thing more than four pounds sterling each. Upon Your Committee have endeavoured to truce to their , lege. amas s kept bled up oti Avow. this wonderful nod inl noipsrable Medusa s in restoring bestir!. this scale, the trade would suffer a deficiency of sources, and to develop the causes of the apparent 1 . I : to the Obi owl, mad givia4 vigist is. the aced; throsanae h a y-, , Bid and tviuds , - C.priiiiiis Chair, Cashion. and Sofa Cases, jog been rest red - to • effect hedita, after baying beets lo re . mode spur altered to the most fashionable no .r. 358,2.641. of its receipts in 1816, as the value of the difference het w een t h e f ormer arid the p resent state doted by different dive tart. as C. have been despaired at, a~ 1 • only by their fariollies,bos aios hy their prole-Miami attest/ma- ; Non est vistere sed •alere vita.-M ART{ AL. 1796-a most alarming sum to the workmen, when already mentioned, they consider the most pro. Sold. by appointinmit of the Proptietor, in bottles Its. each, " Life is wily Life. when hint with Health." or too vision les in • a u , %h. roach ; or four ',glottides in now it is known, that by far the greater part of the value 'abseil', so far as they admit of remedy, may be family bode . , for 235., dty incleded, by whisk Hine lk , lank ripiii • finest • • .. System of Ethics is to confine within , or w a t c hes is the - ‘, is sawed. This niestltnable Medicine will keep blot, clamor. ' X doe bounds. and thus to regulate the Passi o ns; mire Comm it t e e a m mil , i s :o.d .f it aml.Smo, Fleet-market ; Yadr. 48 mowed and insuborditiate they impemously destroy those bar Your most deeply lament, that a ma- I. The intrusion of aliens and other parties wholly i C 41Mill: H. J. Freston, 101, S:ratfl ; J. 111 Mots. 19,1 tiers which Reagan, and Morality have 'wide sacred ;to curl. nufacture so peculiar in its nature (clocks and ignorant of the practical branches of the art, intro. Stroud; Makes 56. Pictadilly ; Marker, 125, Olf rd-strew ; hat not orirtillate them appears the reason of prudence, best watches being in general objects of confidential per- doming frauds and abuses, and by endesvouriocio Chandler. 76. Oxfool street; Tam LI. Middle-row. Holborn ; . ealculated to limit their effervescence. and by the most respectable Medicine Venders in every part of Every disorganization of the hainan frame requires great me- chase), and involving considerations of much na- establish a of apprenticeship, by taking the kiugdo.O. . distal knowledge to remedy, mod the public welfare is promuted t i tan % au well as individual importance, especially in an inordinate number upon a pecuniary medic, D r . G. J. „s e m en: r a k er this prima l tsptsottan t sp . h e act- whea professional men (itisreg•p•diag floe suggesiamss of the en its relation to navigation, astronomy, and mechanical under the denomination of out-door apprentice', tw ma -rin g 1., the Public. that he milt etyma ! ' hi s s o o ty earbotare. Villas sand i nterested) des"le th eir to the treatment of . studi es 1 Incebullitien ly to the Mir of portirolar complaints; as a re g ular rne Mbee o f. thuse eflumeetiets entreated by troprudence,..ain. , arts should be depressed, and that the .persotis en- the number of thirty and forty at one and the same i • the Royal (Wirer of Plmsieittbehe of*rs ti.speedy andiferuin- of the passimis at an un g usirded ...... neut. Toe stren g th of is gaged therein should have remained so long without time, manifestly calculated for their own profit, but i neat cure for every claw .4 lierriat* relaxation; damosee, et naiiiits clashes in the health.of the People t" but. it is melon- bovrester Wog shunting, or of the most inveterate kind. are by his choty to reflect on the dully sacrifice so the ignornnceof unreel- sufficient protecting re g ulations, as to have resulted • greatly to the public detriment, inasmuch as th e e l- lo mew nod seperiormode oftreat mrnt sioeedil grand effeetottitleu red. trig empytkisos, and to counteract. lis far fa possible , possible,its further s t a te of distress and pauperism to them, as eahibited lowances.to such apprentice' are very considerstgr •. Dr. C. J. Jordan may be moulted, by ail make• from nine, in' Wages, we Deer to safferieg houviiii tv. the result of our «M" •in the evidence, that has no parallel in the history of below the wages of journeymen, while they me rir, ....,, tea_ nit nine in the ere .. i..g. at the East London Medi- espesience in the various ; disease of Debility. The unwors ', cal E•itiblishment, 7, Cannon - street Road, near the Comfier- victim of solitary vise (early acquired tit school , before remora this , perhaps other andwh ich,left to to their o wit conduct to obtain their tieing or any manufacture , "al Road "'spike, St. George's in the East. h as downed her right over the mind), will, to coeterophoiod contrasted with their former condition of comfort a an- et large, without protection, without domestic di.- • 4 • his powerkto state, become susceptible of enl iv ening rovision appears the more grievous. And this she clpline, without moral or religious instruction in knowing that the molt complicated state of extuutatioa may P s R. BOERHAAVE's CELEBRATED RED he roused iato manly energy.—lnrense study-immoderate hint. Committee the more readily believe, as it appears by or example ; so diametrically opposite, and re- PILL, No. I. for Bilious, Nervous. and Female Coin• iety--losig residence in tropical Climes. and mossy other ceases, the evidence, that under this generic teen of clock pageant to the ancient custom and law of ap- 01d , , price 4s. 6d. per Wl_ , with ainple directions, seated will frequeialy deriusge the Nervirus Systems in such cases we and watchmaking, is included clecksmaking, watch- prenticeship of this manufacture, which prohibited with black wax. The Red Pill is justly eneensed for its a ree- tau held suit an assurance of re-animation, by retnesies which able end certain operation, by which it effectually remove s g ell t and i • the entertaining , at any one time of more than two ins s ennig a nswered Ow , soguine hope, of Patient:tor both Sexes. making, mathematical instrument making , es . , ... tannetion or obstruction of the s to m ach an d bowels, whether That tome to humeri happiness CUES YEN EREA„ ran . sro iv . r „ tug, um C prehending the employment of upwards apprentices, sad "in his (the master's) own dwell. ,i. wish g from bite:, iudigestion flatulency, or cold ; sickness ~ b . e treated fearlessly, the insiorivra tattle of Medical . Sesence 6 - 1 the nomads. handoich, Ate. b'y dislodging acrid bile or other it ug diverted its ;sandal.: of liaise distresses e properties that of one hundred branches of manufacture, in each of log, and there wholly to support, supply, and main.. i xtc • i crudities retained its the intestinal canal. It is at all ti sa le • so It'ng rendered i ns e - 'hit uncertain and harrow .W e • their familiestails bins ( the apprentic e) with all manner of the ne.. g which, vast numbers of workmen and ' be' I explain oar method by to Patients bibouring 'n- and has been given with singular geed effect during preento.CV• 6 • observing • d for the re . are engaged, whose united labours contribute ma. cessaries of life, and shall act towards him in all re- in peruses of bilious habit:, and those of sedentary . lives, who der dos in:tinily, that a few days only are eetpitre ore s u bject to pnitis tool retentions, brad-ache, laegour..niol swivel of early crowns.; ; that the most ouvel i eruie case w ill r , toform te iallv lift. 3 • giddatess, or a scoot. of wenrilwet or oppressiou. this Medicine • yield to s ser reasedoo wat bon a month, and Oats a person w ho happily, under existing circumstances at the sacrifice cause to be taught, to such apprentices the whole art." it endoently cleulated, being composed of the most innocent only suspects himself injured. the . disease miss , be pr e ven t ed a l l of their own cost and safety, against - distress, did- But, under this novel system, vast numbers of young diet;inredients. a n dr requiring neither confinement nor restraint of t'Welher frost PoPtteurDW i-a similar remark applirs so many , e for which it hiss maintained for messy years, the highest oilier dertingeownts o f the generative ' s tilet t o, as we akness, ‘ al- culty, and positive want. • . • mew at the expiration of their servitude . , have been pu . i tlc reputation that was ever acquired by any filettictue creations. it c. especially strictures, «tisane e cases f which are The consequences are, that a system of fraud and:'discblrged untaught and nnshilkd, and consequently daily.resuovea without the u,e tot cailatic or sonaitlaists. Same whatever. peculiarities inrideotal to she softer sex have not escaped our subsisting • without the first means and only recottineinktion at disorganization, setting at naught the 0.2. Observe . there are two kinds of Dr. Brierhaave's Red- - • ;in which mildness, combined with efficacy, hat 411- laws and regulations of the trade, appears to have obtaining a subsistence in the art or mystery of their, Pitt Th,..., markrit Ns.. 2, sure a different composition , rind' littenne° - pessrded the means usually adopted. In line, our system is ' nre chiefly caromed for the cute of a certain insidious disor. unl e ss... peculiarly theocrat., and eminently saccessful • beets resorted to of late years, and to be extending long and arduous studies and laboors. d er , tumour d abort directions for that complaint only. finch F or t h e veget a ties ai so is o tintion we do not limit ear throughout every branch of this manufacture and -2.- The dishonest practice of forgery of the names box being hitouled with the figures No. 1. or No. 2, a t the selves to tinted periods s.f practice, hut may be consulted at all trade, producing a very striking instance, that, of Watch and Cluck-makers, especially upon base • bo tt om, no mistake call possibly arise, if this be. pruperty at- seasona bl e h oun s.-Country Patients ore requested to describei tended to minutely their symptoms. &C, when Medicines. with advise, .. bad' work ' dclocks and bad ir cites and ether when any manufacture and trade is suffered to find its mod ,ba at , • • There is no better or " r oa n rem edy t o remove the ills will he immediately forwarded to any pan of the Kingdom.-' own chance of support withoutedequate government artictes,fraudolsotly wrought, in -direct tench of 11.111 A i attetilan ton the turn of life, at a certain period ..f a g o in fe- A bank - nett is ex pette.l to accompany the case. or means to enforce goods order; when individuals, flth and 10th William 111. cop . 28; a pernicious and - .11 , m a cs , t h an t hese Pills : they insinutly remose head-ode sick Just published, .• .. ,I , ties,, humour , owl debility. paint in Inc back and luau, and du THE AGIS OF LIFE. a fonilinr Commentary on the iti can no longer succeed by leg mate means, .they sea t.. . . .. . n-• ruinous practice, which hat been cirried to such a, ` mauler- goo to be des.cribed io print. . above Diseases. Its GOSS and Co. May be had at 20. Pater- hesitatingly and instantly resort to illicit competition, , taiichleveas extent, as to tempt some well-atoning . &ad by b e l g h,lB,Stratel ; Bacon,lso,ozford-street ;Selloff. noster•row; 174, Fleet-street; and at till Booksellers, price bs. as L ot too a l ar mi ng ly M a nifested in the present case: . SiSineficterere into the practice, as they allege, la .r. alt o Cu.lt w Ch tire h. vi it t i ; Buller, Cbcopeide ; Tint, Root • • . stroci, loudest. . 6058 nail Co. ki. It. C. S ur • . . • • gems unlimited freedom of actioe,..4 . . %enemies law Iliena . ..,ihoir own . ..., efesta 1 . . . . . . . ' tt" against the like mat-prsctices of Lochatige; nod Wardc Blunter& . •3, goavairstrcet, Fl eet • .... • . • . . • . • • ... . .. ‘t. '.- A• i 1 . ' - e l . i