The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-19 00:00:00

■ .a NEXT MONTH. iI, 7 SIVIFT and CO. Joint Contractors. wkly Ge.: veronent for the present STATE LOTT F.RY, respect - Lilly inform the Public that Tickets and Means are on %ale, io great variety, at their Oilers, No. 11, Pdldtry ; No. 12, Charing-cross; and 31, Aldple The Scheme of this Lottery is eutiretY new,ard lam hither. to, received the most tormsallfred approbation; Vitke'ore only 4,00,! Numbers in the I.otterv i stad the whole will be Dl4 W E l ti.Qifx DAY, the 20th of !lief Month, veliett file Itillovving Capital Prizes matt be distributed among tar %Renate Purchasers, viz. 4 of 4110,003 4 of .... 400 12 I a .... of .... £l,OOO aO.l Besides the inferior Priz,r , of £!0I, e:3O, &e. as usual. .. . itia Lottery also present.; the opportunity never iiefore of fered to the Public, of gait.in t l the on/senor Sums of 1:€0,000. 4 :6 1 0311, .C4J,(1)0, by th- pirtguse of One Number only. ALI. ry ONE DAY! The nolly Loserreo be Dram Ibie Year. GOODLIEICK, ind Cp. Curithill, and Charing-Cmis, ft-spectrally ac qua i n t the, thlt the whoie of the New State Lottery will 'be t draii n in one Day. ? '.tb of October pert. r L a u er , WOO Numht.rs from No. Ito WO itrin•avr) ; Fuse 7icieb of a Xutabet. sq that .the Por e per al a Stagle 'ticket will gala a Prise* of 213.0001. By 7wis Ticket. of the same N amber, A Prise dir . . . . B .Thrie Tie Vets of thelhate htamyer, A Prize of . • . . . • . 4:60,000 By Four Ticket. of the !lame Nansfser. A Prot. of Udall other Prizcs in the same Proportiuo. CAPITAL, I'RIZES. of eto,ax). 4 ftt 4:31akl I 14 of "loon or T.JUJ t I'2 - 6JI ttr.r. And not three Rl.lnk,‘ to n Prise. HULL, Beverley, Scarborough, Whitby, 1.10. cot Peterborough, and Norman Cross, NE M" POST COACHES, (carrying mils foot inside) set out ever, morn * from the GOLDEN CROSS, Charing-s ew. The II LL MBtt Coach as usual ever Evening. By GEO. BOULTON and CO. From the Goltleo-eroot the fallowing Carrilges set out, beside many oaten. two Numerous to mount York and Lei•ds New Post Coaches every Morni.):. Liverpool E peditious Post Cusiebea, naly Ot,c Ni ht out, every Horsing iit Six. Holyhead and Norm WY ties M.til evert. Eveniog. Guts head, Shrewsbury, and iliraiinghant New Post rhea every Morning at Nine. , 11 urcestrr, awl oit f,ird Mail every 'treeing, nada New Post Cisaeh "rue-day. Tanrsdas, and Sotorday at Trio. Milford llaveu, l'armirtiteu, Gloucester, and Cheltenham Mail every Evening. Cheiteuham and Oxford New and only Day Coach every Iluinmg at Six. Brighton. Eastbnarn, Worthing, !Luting; Portimonth, Southampton. Isle of %lot ; un o or, Cult-best -r, Amulet, Little Ilamptaii, Alarete, Raivise.mt, Dover, Deal, Ilytbe, 'Via -tone. &t. lkc. Coaches daily. _ Mir STRANOUARY—VROVSYr-,billtiflif • STRUOTIONS in the URINARY PA.SSAGE—DI.I- BETE'S, and rIENERAL WI KNESS. WESSELLIP JESU IT! % DROPS. IrN his Majesty's Nary these Drops have for A ne-sr IO years past inaintained their character as a no. ci.ie 14 the Mcuny, Gravel. Dropsy, Straguary, %Visa ge...6mA Ob•inirtions in the Urinary Passage, and General Debility i—but panowlarly for doe absolute awl speed} care of the Yes:real ESSELLS' JEOUITS DROPS and SPECIPIC REMEDY. are the oaly safe and e:peditinus Coet4, and are so inaocent in their mature, as to require little .it en r-straint. As a restora:.ve for tieecral Debility, Wesaelle Jesuits Drills, hare bees lung known and t strewed ; whether the Debdity arises front the too copilot.. our of Mercury or in teit.e heat of Climate, they are entially serviceable bete the misfortune to be troubled with old stubborn tilerts. heiniaal Effissitins, or any weakness of the Kidneys,' Ureters or Bladder, Diabetes, en Difficulty of making Wa ter. will experience it complete Cur , . by due pers. !flare. SD A W and CO. 66, Mt. Paul's Clitioch-yard, pur ehavrel obese hletlicium of Mr. Wessell,. none ran Possibly' be gentin.e miles. a Bl..sek Stamp, engraved with their ad drets, appears on the outside of every bottle. Ask for Wesselb' insists D . Prier V.,. 9d.-119.—tuid tis. per GOUT, INDIGESTION, RHEUM AM, FITS OR N ER- VOUS COMPLAINTS, ibr. fXLEY'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER, invented lied prepared Indy) by_SAMUF.I.OXII4Y, her 3lsjesty'S Chemist, at %5.%; Haymarket, Landow This valissible Preparation is partiesiatly recortuairoded by Dr. George Pearstm Papiciaa to Ms Royal !lightly% the Dottie or 11" oft), RI a most ether shuts sod usefd Medicine, fur (.oat, Rlieutnat I..digestioa, Nervon Complaint., &r. The superior eseellenre of this Preparation; and It, unpa ralleled 'Omer in restoriug tone to debilitated Stoonstehf„ is too well knout' to require much comment. It speedily ev olves all those unpleqs.int Symptoms which are for sofeet of a seat Stont tell and Bowels. viz. Oppressido Art Elliott:. flatulency, Nervous Ilead-uen, antlGtUinessi io Casty Bacot- it es particularly wild anti efficacious, by relieving awl shortroia; the duration of Fib of the Omit, enaftsuog Orin to the et tientities, suid mitigating the pinn y...4y, It imam. ii::.ely removev all Gouty, Riseumatic, and Spas medic Pain., in the Stomach and Rim el: , ' and is particularly roommnaded to betaken in Choi y beate,3o4 in the Soda Me phitic Waters, to prevent the Stomach being chill( d• In Lumbago, Sciatica, or Chronic Rbertnation, whore the pain is &eternity fixed to certain joints. attended with Mot ailineYs, towhee's, and affected upon motion, changes of the weather, or at n.,:,!11 w hen in bed, tin! Preparation will he &mut to alVir a mil-t adosirahh• edisct when the pain is must violent, or even obeli a Miriblif, Or an almost total loss of motion in the affected limb comes so, it gives immet diate relief, by restoring uctivity, vigour, sad a due condi boa to the Nervous Energy in the part J etted. This Day was published, in 6 yob. 19mo. Price IL Is. DON QUICIIOTT stit ched E DE LA AIANCIIE, traduit de l'Espagnol de Michel Cervantes, par Florian. Embellished with twenty-four Engravings.. Re printed from the Stereotype Edith( of Didot the Elder, of Paris, fur Didier and Telsti, 75. St. James's-street. Of whom may be had, VOTACES EFANTENOR EN URECP. DT EN AS I E. avec des Notions sec I' Egypte, Iltuarscrit (rec (rouse a Herculaneum. Traduit pat E. F. Dustier ' it.Ntige rt sub a la porter des Jemses Personates, Par Madame 11 aut bier. Enrirai de Noses d'apre.ks Walleyes Atueursol'one Garte des Voyages, et de Plasiches sae Nave:tux Sujets, in *ob. boards * price 13s. 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To the Nobility, Gentry, abbe in getera l, who may be imbued to paccluise dispose of Estates, Holmes, &e. the Proprietor offers with deferebee, the Perusal of the Diancrosor itself; and only begs leave to hiat at the Sim plicity and Lase of a Plan for nth/sing an Object of pallid Importance, at present so dilatory, inconvenient, and esplll. sive. He a klies, however, the declining of an intermediate Agrees! in any Concern vrbitli,aapears in hit Publicati on , and that it may be corisidered/hs :flaxiiti upon which he In yariahly intends to act. The bi KECTO a r it tiled at the rezp:Ttable Coffee-Houses in Lonliiii, and also at j he priaciv il tuns and R ea di ng . Room. in the Provincial Towns and Villages ;•port of which is outward to This Prospectus. COFFEE-HQUSES IN LONDON. Rank Coffee-house, Threanneedle-strcet. Baptist Cnfee-horse, Chancery-lane. ' Raison's Coffee-hoots., Cornhill. Bedford Cinfee-houte, Southampton-row, Ru.sel-square. Blacksmith's Arms 'fatern, Lower East-Smithfield: Caduran Cutlet-home, Sloane-street. Castle and Falcon, Attlersgate-street. Chapter Coffee-house Paternoster-row Commereial Hall, %bloom-street. Furnival'alaa Cuiree-honse, Holborn. George's Caffet-huase, Chancery-lane. George and Rise Boar, Holborn. Gloucester Coffee-house, Piccadilly. Golden Cross, Charing-cross. Gray's Ina (:olifec-hawse, Holborn. flateliett's Coret-house, Piccadilly. atm l • Hotel, Vere-street. Ward Codrr-house, Fenchurch-street. Coffee-house. lani g ate-street. Minorcan. M . Coffee-house, uurtields. Oxford Curee-haese, Strand. I'eele's Coffee-house, Fleet -street. Prirtom Arms, Portman-place, Paddington. Prince Of Walvis Coffee-house, Cuoilaiboareet. Sz•arle . s Coffee-house, Carey-street. Sisui L bter's Coffee-hou.e, `St. Martin's-trine. Shey-inte Cake-house, fitorrgate, Wassusisa... Stock Et change Coffee-house„ Stock Lai Image. St. James's Coffee-house, St. James's-street. St. real', and Doctors Commons Lufee-'.iouse,lt. Paul's Caireh-yard. Swan and Two Nees, lad-lane. Sieveas's Hotel, Bond-street. Symond's Inn Cofer-bouw, Chancery-lane. Temple Co:lee-house. ' The Burton. Henrietta Ureet, Clean-garden. White Horse, Feuer-Lone. Will's Toffee-mouse, Searle-wed. York Hind i Bridge-street, tllaekfriars. PROYI/4CLA.I. lOW N 4 AND VILLAGES. Bromley f I ighgale - Barnet . Hampstead • Balsop-StortturS harrow Croydon Ilartford Chig well ilarlow Cbehisfurd Islington Chipping Omar Keo , ioglon rvirtfiird lienningtoo D 'irk ing Kingston Dularable MaiJotione Eallor . • Rumford Edni•onon ' Richmond lintiel,t •'' Read* Epson Stratford Fhlm Stainuore Farnham !st. Alban's Green% irh Stevenage draw Ilford Uxbridge t;iiildford Woolwich llaminenniith Windsor if ickney 1 Watford Ilonliant Advertisements are received at No. 4, Dorset-street, Man ehester-square ; at Messrs. K thy and liawdrev, liouksrliers, Nes !Iles Dittoed -stmt; and Mr. Wibew, lititikseher, Si. Cornhlll,..aareet if the Royal E et whom ant Di re: tern magr he bad, and if all lwillairx ...... eiraighse t the. Umbel Iheilmr! : s . -* • • • •••• • it A Proof of the Efficacy of that most excellent Medicine, THE CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO, Which is ao lafallihle Care for all Nervous Disorders. To Mr. W tin cat, Ches!, Strand, London. SIR, MY WIFE was afflicted with a severe NER t'OUn FLVER,attesided with a violent beating of the heart, lowness of spirits. and a dreadful sick brad-acts, which iellocel her so much that she became nimble to speak or walk for severalweek., and would freqweatly faint and rentain in that stile fur a cousiderablr time ; together with smelling in the Reck —Ali of it bh b gave way to (be CORDIAL BALM of QUITO. During her illness, I had the advice mod ailsidance of several Medical Ilea, who, after trying mesas to their power. gave her over as i nsurable, mat I expected every hoer would have beeether Out, when I I.e. Innately saw ye. HALM of QUI fO, advertised in thc(hs gow Courier, and as the last resource. I resolved that she should make atrial of it, and theternm bought a small bottle of hle..4rs. Batter and Co. nod gave it arc.ording to else use, assossishing to relate, lwfu.e she hail taken the whole of the bottle, l perceived_ a. a onderbil change for the better, and by her taking three more bottles, two small and half-gablea ones, she reeusered bee ”peceli and was able to go abtiut to seal ; and I have no doubt hot that a few noire bionics will restore her to her termer state of health.— You are at liberty to publish this letter for the benefit of others—and am, Sir, your oblieril humble set, nu', MURDOCK NI'DON A ED. Glasgow, Marrh 31). 1909, 2 P. S. Farther partlenbus may be known by application to_ Baxter :sod Co. Giuggio. WITHERS'S CORDI.tE 13.11 M OF QUITO, which is a most cunvehient, safe. an 4 infallible remedy for Nernuni, Moss, flouts . , and Rheumatic Disorders. and every kind of debility or relaxation in persoes of either sex, young or obi, • whether hereditary, nativist, or occasioard by a residence in bat or unhealthy climates, th.• immoderate use tor sea, spiri tuous liquors, or other noxious fluids, too sedentary a life, or too dose an applicotiow to study. excessive grief. dpjadietous odasiontration of mercury, dissipidion, excess, improper practices, faiating fits, violent head-acts, complaints of the lam, inward wasting', trembling ea - shaking of the hands or limbs, 'lonians of breath, consussosi lye habits, am. is preparei and sold by W. Willterl_ , Chemist, 229, Strand, Loudon, and Retail as' all respect.tnie Medicine Vender.. Price 21. 9d r pre bottle. pair , Discuuragenteot seems to prevail throiighotti this army. It is occupied during the armistice in marches and couater-marekesi which eahaest it with useless fatigues. It had been ten drys going from the frontiers of Bohemia to Hungary, and it is now on its return from Hungary to &Amnia. Whilst the Austrian soldiers are exercised to sb little purpose, 'the French remain en c amp e d as on the day following the armistice. The Archduke Charles, whom intrigues have driven from the command of the army, has retired to T csc h en , i n the Duke Albert's dominions. His post was at tiritt signified hy Prince John of Lichtenstei who was under the orders of the Emperor Fran 's himself. lie his been since replaced by Gene Belleville, who has since resigned the summand ogee msteetd him. r PETgaSinntbit, A ttu. s.—An Itnglish squadron • of• fire sail of the tine and three Mgates have cast anchor before Revel. Their appearance has pro. ducal sd tittle aariett, that the govern nent has raised the hrder which prohibited the- soiling of Russian ships from Cronstradt. Chamberlain Alopeus set off yesterday for Fres. dericshamm, where the negociatiuus Sweden are to be opened. STocatior.m, A Ito. 12.—Baron de Stad.ngk set of un the 3d instant for Finland, to treat of Mace with the Russian Plenipotentiary. ANTWERP, SEPT. I.—Marshal Prince of Ponta Corvo japeNl us yesterday, by an or d e r of dis 17y, Ant - the tatetuff, who with 800 40,000 men, threatened. our city ten days ago, now deceived in his hopes, and disconcerted in till his designs, is gone to seek on other coasts an easier military task. Ihiriog the whole of last night, Cailsand was surrounded by his ships. Our troops were reedy to march in ease he should haveattempted a debarkation. Bat ho bas not even made a single attempt. Acta. 28.—The Administration has received or. dens to prepare lodging and accommodations in two or lhreedays for at least 10,000 men. Save. rat battilioni of National Guars arrived here to• day from the Department of Lt Moselle. 'hair excellent appearance was remarkable. Two thou. sand men of the National Guard of the Depart. munt of the Two Nether, have been employod on active service. Our situation is still the same. The tiJe being very high last night, and the wind In favour of the enemy, wo expected our forts would be attacked; but nothing has been undertaken. The English have contented themselves, as usual, with firing a few shots at Fort Frederick, which has received no damage. The English have thus been employed for Air. teen days in reflecting on what they have to do; but whilst they are reflecting, the Prince of Paste Corvo is acting. He passes troops in review, forms camps, organizes means of defence, which will soon become means of attack, conformably with the intrntions and orders of the Emperor. Not the smallest object has escaped' his Highness's attention, his foresight, and activity. An. ins. moose quantity of artillery has, in a few days, lined the two banks of the Scheldt: and osso of the batteries which he has erected, has for wu days stopped the enemy by its single position r as they dread .to leave it behind them if they shosald proceed. These unforeseen ollVtaeles have discun. derted tho English so much, that they send-per. isuba every day to procure siew' information, and their dispositions of one day,. ire aleayi eirecily contrary to thew of the nest, Cite misiutelli. Bence which elitted . betiveen the 'lnglis& Cim. esander and the Admirel,erimpelled their Govjrn. go,ot to regal them both ; but their successors aro Mt yet known. Pit tins, Axle. 31.—Major Falcon, who cam. illinds the battalion of National. G %lards of the partmert of Seine and 'Marne, set off front Inelutt with 1000 men, and arrived at I.i le with 1400. • 'l 4 lallot t :Ave. !7.- the patriotism of the in. bitants tif^thli plan has manifested itself as on ftrinervccasio::s at the first rumour of the descent of the English. On the 20th, orders were given to raise two biittalions of 1000 men each, and on Ole 43d, 1500 men Mere already on their march towards the coast. WARSAW, Au°. 17.—The birthday of the Emperor N A pple o n was oclet,rated in tins metro. polls with the greatest spl.l,doter. -Must of th• ~toscriptiut" c..Aaristed ul " Long Lips Napoleon the Great, our. Deliverer end Avenger !" ~ -. 7w:•7 - IrrY" 4 . 1 . 4 1 a • • ~ , _ : .. _ 4 ,... t - . . 1 .. '''‘'il ir : 4 :1 . ' . • . - . • .- • . . .. -• • • ' -• . . • '‘ • t • .• I . • 4 . . V - .. . • t . -' • . • . • . . . • • • ..-, . .s.. -.-- ' selt . Kitts. 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I 0.. 3 L., •.. •I ti• ' .04 go. 3 1 . ...7.1 .• •: . ' . . 14 . No . 1112. • • TUESD4Y, S'EP7t,MBER 19, 1809. - 4.4 • . . - • ~,, it •:I ' , PRICE 6 B. . a -••...............0.••-•*, --- 4 --4 -11-p ••••-••••••••••*-,—. • • ..i..., --- . l ••••••••-• i I.F.GTURES ON MIDWIFERY. Thi s d ay was pabilklted, Ott Illooday, the Ilth 'intact, was publi s h e d , SALE OF MtkiNo stit ,•••••••• hP. TO lIE sou) BY AUCTION, by - W. MOORE and SjN, 'TAR. R AMS BOTH A/M will commence Ms la Throe mph. 14as. price Me N. beards. • (To-he etathaed weekly, price Is.) N. I. of iii tycsruftEs en the Serf:NCR ad kiltAC ricE of V ACATION EVENINGS ; Orr COnieren. oo Friday:ad Saturday, the SIM sued illel days of Souk. ~ i eer• tides between a noveruesied ,het pepus I mkt doe SA TES ' S GENERAL. ESTATE-DIREC. 'IA" by Order of the •Execoturs, at ISOAVCONIVN . !110kt IFRY, inch! lb qt the DISEASES of WOMEN TO TORY — The disappohapprois which ar e daily ok ee . FARM. roar miffs/rota Tetbary, and J miles from Kit'fi- - 3••1 CH I LOR EN ,on nanny, 0•10hor 2, M hit Homo, Adviltion of a Visitor front Etea. Belot a Series of OA*. rienced by the delay orthe weeisiga of Rdvertheaterds in role, Gioncestertilire :- ' • No. 9, Old Jewr% ; each Subject of which will heillastralod - nal If oe:os, Tales, and Ester, lotettperstd with Illstara • r oft he Journals, from the nom* k opp -.prime Preparations fro. a celebrated Misses*. - Qoatations that varioas MAW/a:Mead and Modena, aid- °- .l- n--.-§' _. I_____ Set are Under Of CIWO• TWO THOUSAND MERINO SHE FP • Two, Three, Four, andbeFivewilDlips,biwn,,,,,,Hiaurr:,_4',..i Two Gentlemen may be accommodated as Haw Pupils. ion to i o di e .p,,,, i i at i i k, imo i dtaimse mancerstii. royiag to the rervilc that mess of siowsemic and foreign in- . ore form i tio i o ncom , inr en wh itiwe ich they ana a i re em so urtee ;wineinal it _ teadant ly inteudthereeed,anod, calf u ni ., :ii c r 5u ,„. 41 .., i b eri , dac.ieptvereh t The Paospertus of the Lectures m.it, hr had, aM other By CATHARINE ISA TIMM. , '' el ' Mate. and the ustilrial Particulars known, on ipplicatenn as :Monet ser to Mr. Cal- low, Iledir..l Bookseller, Crown -court, Seiko. Prioted for Li/NOM AN, HU R ST, REEL , dad Dame, balnitY far the aPPliesticm sr " eg leis'il remedY• the aspeil • Paaroacterenswe " Under this coosideratioa, blended with the facility aed ad- ftsistrace ofe sten r soil: the Carcase Alibi he great dete- itte raota pebli F t :E rnieto Z nad t is be ind p a resent dumeedittast D ove t or r oner ecr lyth oi riamse T wbai ls fa irti pa ndis h eo Le y z tsviieg ati4 i , an 7 wil l e ' rre m ig ' bj a te l t ili titei ei b r i y.w. F.i ire ld „ ,, ea setethali fitiry,; tilk agii h r fi lea i iiabr ri stv ) ao r rek :l l thast ingtd a " BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.' . - - . DOAST (NG J At:K .4 , upon as entire new • This day was poblisited, JUL sad enivemally :Ivo% rd Pri•triple, constructed so a, , la Ito. illosunted with a Map of the Ceeatry Inhabited by to effect, via. 1 caleolatior esim adventitious speculuti•iii, realises r foorfuld to req uire wither Line, Weight, or Palliest to act vertically the 'Crimes el Western Indian, price be hoards, I n of parlour Propirty Wanted, and for De tat increase in v.ilue, and Is emu, to most Spanish samples. and hods Realty :it the same ti.or. They are adapted to , 101,,, I, of envy description, ant pecidiariv to 1 .. w Ki t- rICHE • TRAVELS of CAPTAINS LEWIS and ' ' IN ANY WAY, • o • Thit desirwhle Atock strongly chilies the attention of _IL CLARKE, from St. Lora, by way of the Missouri it will It is a. orennsed, rotep . a coacestrated Source of Inf_or- allSle P - F 4 nnert% " 4 ill Sheep "tielabl- -Y the most profitable hen-. .iliot limb as will cwt admit of a Setae Jock. The tendon, fan ' 'tilting tlw Knowledge of Property for . Disposal, whichtae be Plac••• "ai Faun. and Colanshias Riveavithe Pacific °emit perfoneed , in or .Wauted, to both Vendor and Parellaser. ( works beast all Imelord, art protected from injury, irreg.- The Sale will begie precisely at l eft o'clock each Attirtlittr l i n ty , uni t 4 1, 14 t i tt iti from thesimplirity of the coesiructiois, the Years_ of ISA 1 and 1806, by Order of the via- E„, e ., 0 ,,, ch e w a li na la a w or k a t bs. nab", is oo „. • - -• Cwalogues may be had at GA/Tim - AIN Colfeerhawse, alai ad eable to he ant of order. T o be seen in age daily, and senesced o f the United let. to its very ' had o f m ar ,-,,,t, Si. flett.streeri F4Olllllll May ill• Mar- Calatnini DcOmeAlknos. et • Mil- ' -dia lbalwe bli %rtromitt . trivestea r"" ef lith =rr n ed and o ften tht Tew asul keshu i r l 7. ,. theiehlkhle "tilkil 1 Eir ar the All‘liu‘ecil ' tmeekullel 'SOWN 4 - 13 - 114 " 1116.4 Pa4ll°.°l°. • 4 •Rines aft 'effant -sr otheatie rantradictors Rutootws, the tables and.lesipid prolisitv. of Sou rces and origi nai Deco, ~ ; and a Sounnsury of the Statis- skulls on Fashionable Life, of which so fregeently the Co- " - V AUKH A L1...13E IDO E. tiral View of the Indian Nations, from the °facial Conant- lemns of our Periodical Publications in the present dny en- FRENCH P.4PRHS. HOPE AND EAGLE FIRL- OFFICES. nic..tiemef tirely consist, tbe Di acclon y presents an manned Means of 4 GENTLEMAN hiving more SHAKES in MERIWETIIER LEWIS. Circulation to thole who may honour if with their Favours. -.........- .111-the lotessied if AUXHALL.BRIDogtirom he 'slot-hoed Printed for LONGMAN. HORST, REES, and ORATE, The Sanctio n , Encouragement, an-I Approbatioo, which the VISNRA, Auo. 47.-Desertion frutti the Aug. proprietor's Plan has met with, 'from Men the most emitwat I Irish army is very con4iderable. Every ila v 101). tri keep. willsell p. 5 of these on very reasoaabie Tenets Pateroomer-row. et wiU barter them fur HOPE nr EAGLE FIRE-OFFICE - ' and successful in the Profession, and their /clad °Tem of As- i 150, or 200 deserters repair to our advanced pests. SEA RF:S.-Apilly to Mr. Needham, N. 10, Old Braud- FRENCH SCHOOL BOOKS. • sistance, induce him to guarantee to the Public, even at the Onset. a most rueful and gamed Carruinttna_ DitrtattragettnAnt• namsa-.• 1.. ........1 •1.-... _L. .. . .e.... Mart, Itoyal Exlisimiire. • - RENOVATED HEALTH. has been tin) frequently the subject of just 1 aud general reprobation, that melt, destitute of the ele ments of the medical art, have offered them:elves as candi dates for public piersartge in the profession of physic. For the purpose of dung justice to the result of our biudles and expert/are, and to . prevent us trout helo t ., clamed among dinar empttirs, empotes, 'nee preteusima have, unfortunate's for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to sahnsit, to the liberal and ealightesed, a faithlal statement of ner pursuits a.. 1 actrirements. After hawing received a rr4ular medical Mut-anon, as the pupils cif Me.srs. modal and isliz.ao d, whose lectures and practices we carefully at. tended, it, Profemors mai Surgeons Ail the Logsdon hospital, ae entered nurseries as students in thatstistly-celebrated schoill for medical acquirements, the Rovdralleeeof Edit]. bin.4ls, auti were bistructed is the different braise's*, at Anatomy, Sergery, the theory and racier of Phy s ic, Che mistry, Midwifery ' ct Boity, &c. tree. itc. by those eminent .ittofessors, ors. Moir, Gregory, Black, !lantana). Dasetan, Is l a Rutherford. Oe treat ar shaU hot he deemed pre. ssimpatous iu . sayi , that tar prom iency and acquireasent, are tat i . Rating. her a long series of 'ears, made certain complaints, and the varleals diseases ~( DE- Ell . . Y, the particular tobirrt of tier stains and practice, it will, we mope, be allowed, that we hare arquired saperiat knowledge of their treatment gird cure. In dight snit retrut cases at it.iectiou, a pet kct re esta'allsiiineat is complesed so the short period al two da.st and w than of the utmost me. celeriac'', where other practitioners have fulled of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment insures to the patient a safe and radical core. Amidst the imekeactioly variety of disorders which are the erect' of a habit Ina, and most unhavpily pursued by the eaglet of both sexes, there are Mille more itlarmiag or more distressing than those delicieocies nod debilities which Ire sterntl prc:ent or embitter the matrimonial state. T 3 stork persons it must he a consoling refeetion to know, 'hat they I may now, by a new arid infillible made of treatment, be re ''tared to. that greatest of all latimau stri n g, man ly, And vigitmes conatiraino. In all eases of debility, from ' whatever cause ari.iug, a- well as ia every species of a me tal° infectiott, we may lie emulated by patinas of either set, with the greatest secrecy awl ha mar. hours ~ f cue , wltatiu.r at hoar., froui ten to three, and from sat iu the eves * till ten at nizat. Vetiver in the country are requested testate the partkm lars of their case, age, and general habit of brio., etc. he. inchistraf remettanee for advice sad wierlielows, ahem the same will be given isr seat to any part of the kidgdyun T.. insure hint secrecy so dogmata! 111 oar andertaing, thepost ii.:c at letters may be added to the accosted fur thedldaes. (Antall, and CO. 9urygeoes, No. 101, Hattsniptaten. •, t : t 1 • i ' , vitie "i •.,, 7 • ir , a 4 1, * it • I • 11 = II L , 11