The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-08 00:00:00

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WILLI ANI BELL. E... 41. in the Chair, meow at Ten o'Clock of Friday, the 49th instatit. at / rl , O BE SOLI), for 'l' wo lbw:sand Guinea, ABEL MOYSEY, Esq. the Deputy to his Majesty's I . Th e Merchant., Underwriters, ttl other Sebscnbers to this the Partn-yard, Rink,. near Bewdky, Where there will be Remetobrancer of the Conn of Exchequer. to an A. eath. TWO SHARES in a Concern of the highest House, having heard the Report orate Coluatittecot the Pa- sold between Thirty and Forty Had of truly voidable Stock, Order of the said Court, at the Bull and his Inn, in Rerpectability, that will hear the twit strict lorestiention. and that is likely Co produce a handsome Fortune, "'thorn Ujung - Fund, made to a isectsac of the sub scr ib e , to st io i o f th e p ore H oe th Devon Breed; viz upwards of Twenty Leeds, on the 28th and 19th of September twat, the follow lug lestitunialt Go the 4th I. is// haeingeousidered tOssuao t e, Cows, an d Heik, is cat; Two extraordinary good Bolts, very .valuable Freehold Estates of RICHARD Las, Esq. risk and without t r o u bl e to the Purenaser, who need not I Resolved Umunatously—That this Meeting feel it balm- Thirteen Steen, well adapted for work, onto feed,aad Two co nvisti og o f take an active pan. or a pp ear et a ll engaged in any kind of i beat on them 10 emanate their to the Palridlie Fond t cent - Capital young Milli ; mart, Our Husidred Ewes Lot I. Aea ital Mesvuage and extensive *Sees and oat- busiocis.—ltefereaces sill be required mat given. and that tat. RIM of WOOL 3 pea, _ Coosolidaied /poi- and Thence,. that are descended Non Cyr. Bitekberii best .. 1 ,P - . bum am in tit oodhovu--Imw with the gamiest, plamodant, Leiten, with real Same ant Pitce of Abode, addreised. mot paid, to John Ileatficar, Esq. to he left at the Bar of • ties oe tr deferred froit the sari belt:mew to the Sublenben Rams. and from Ewes that have been intn•hasad with inn- Iran unds, paddoclu, lad appurtenoaces, in sew- the Bank CoOl•e-howse, Cornhill, will lie attended to. . i to this house. a- a tanker cometilletkois to that oesseteleaasiod rite care from the most valuable Flock, in Leioeshresbire,and useful liwttintinii. Seventy Wethers. in an exrelkot state for Turnip.—As it is t • Pl i ` a , ema ticle ce 7 in th c e l/ V nialite. l "/ Ikt the oc—e.p111;!""liriou of as jam 1 . i Re•olved U:i.iii ,That the Thanks of this matt ia t well h 0.,. that Mr.dailde bar for many years bora bide- with. Several relktoso.. TbiS Day was published id his. Price Ss: of. , Ile sieges ft his.able • • ir. fatigable in selecting Cie mod perfect Stock of its kind, it Hots L , i ri ~... fr=l:lllll_sid. Mme' Tjsr Sei•ood Editiors. improved and enlarged, of . ,er to mar be.por m led that *lust are 11190dl 1.1%p offered to the ~.0 '''''''" l l ri c r a for '" el l .nave . :sr Pen OP situate A TREAj'ISE or the ErYMOLOGY And . L10y117, - 1.b.. enjoy the plerelog i. ii worth their atteM a N bil atid Obey may rely "'' i whet from the sad ' . Ind 414 SYNTAX of the ENGLISH LANtiIIAGE. the estaldriluneat of the Patriotsc Fond, at the continence- upon it Chad the vilinie will beaold t reparm, - tout or , espil Mumma Lee. 1 I ,_ fly the Rev. ALEX. CROMBIE, LL.D. mei.t of the prewrit oar, feel theawelves l u-tified, by the ex- .• nese prenr..et• .11-C admirably t r.. , • Voistad for J. Johason, St. l'anl's Chareh.yard. perietire of .iyi.' years, in recommending thim laitibble sad Just published, price 2s. 6d. ' a merchant. ors iarze Linn ) and of ext . . g .• nerit.gioos In,titotho to the loipport of their countrynteo. VI . Fripriair ; a Sermon, preached in Iroty TH. or of a private fainifY as the buildings for Wale are detue.lied, "niece milk They are wilt toile, at the sane time, to C9ll their atten- I -, Z:4 la it y Church, in K i ngsi d a-upon.ilon, do Tuesday. Jul Y and alai be let oft from the residence, if desired, and will be AN ESSA YUN FULL s ph ilidlibi rer i l l rf l l i f ili iCLSSlTY. . Soo to th it altered state. of public again, for which the eta- 251 NB% at the Primary Viseloloon of the Moo Reverend , offered tor sale in one ur more lots, as may be determined Peke 71. borirJs. lion is indebted 'ahe valour of our brave Defender; to the Father in God, Edward. Lord Archbishop of York • i ommuldi la, #1... A.... ..f .1... trio, I. lustitv, alnuct einire annibilatiounfthe Naval Force of the - Enemy, hick has crow neti .he gallant exploits of British Seamen; eat to Inc Mopes of ultimate success which the courar, dis cipline, and hrm arsi of British Soldiect, have inspired in those, for whose d liver:tare from a pertidiuus Usurper they are at this moment malting the mast heroic exertions. And now that the truis-centlein etrorts of valour displayed by the heroes who have led, and by the brave men who have so no.•I. followed iu the rause of our Couotry, have secured the fi t .-ttni of nave Reams it may surely be cvpected that the stone gammas ispise a nd Ibeli iS, which, at a moment of great general alarm, induced all raoka to kwiri in the laudable endeavoin All animate the efforts of our Deft-Driers, will he found ,till Wis. , . to their merits arnit.uiterings; and that se long AS t ike prese d ctisitell shut! " the British Seaman and m ho British Soldier may alike euttlidently tits-t, that those who are dear tu him while b.. lug, tv ill, iu tht; scent of his.falling in the sacred cause, lind Friends and Guardians ins grateful and ge nerous Country. (Signed) WILLIAM BELL, Chairman. 25, _ . the Primary Jost Father in God, Edward. Lowlarelibishop of York. By the Rev. J. 11. BRONIBY, M. A. Vicar of the said Church, and Isla Fellow of Sidney Sussex College, Cam bridge. nos superb' tollinms Caput eosin. Casleanss alio% invieemone ealcamur. Hine tants hello saviors mizistrorum ; odic plebis : interim No low Neese vidt-idam ditnicantibo. pra.bet Atoka smart= Sancta Vernon pacis.—Grotins. donut believethere is any good Christine' so little af fected with thaw unhappy divisions, under which the Church at this day labours, as not both !sportily to deplore them, and to think that nothing could he too touch that might inno cently be done on all hands for the reslres , ing of thorn. Archbishop Wake. Sirs! ye are brethren, why do ye wrong one to another Acts, vii. Hull: Pained by Joseph Simmons, at the Rockingham- Office ; and may belind of Mrs. Bros6e, Mr. Rodforil, and Messrs. Storidart and Craggy, Hall; Mr. Johson, St. Panl's Charch-yard, London; and of all other llooksellers. @psi at tbe day of sale. Lot y. A Freehold Close lir Bleeltman-lane, containing et. Y 141". by eatimatioa, is the occupation of Mr. Richard tett. Lit 1. A stone-boil( House at Great Woodhouse, with a warehouse, stabler., garden', yard, and two closes, by em ilia tion 11 P. occupied by Mrs. Sarah Walker. Lot 4. A Close at Nether-green, near Great Woodhouse, by estimation lA. 2lt. 96P. occupied by Mn. Walker. Lot 5. Four Freehold Cottages and three Gardens, area pied by John Blackburn, bainuel Armitage, James Ta)lor, and James Linley I a barn and cow-boo;e unorcupird, and two closes contiguous, the fret by estimation IR. 15P. and the other 2 A. OR. 19P. in the occupation of William Wood. Lot 6. Three Closes below the ridge at Great Woodhouse, occupied by William Burrows and John Harman, by estima tion iA. IR. 371'. bot 7. A capital Messuage in Boar-lane, occupied by John Kemplas ; a book-birder's shop, occepied by Henry Dods worth ; the wool warehouse, ncrupied - by Benjamin Hogg ; and the stable and warehouse occupied by Abraham Batesno ; with the yard and part of the garden next the intended new street, to be called Union-street. Lots It, 9, 10, 11, 11, 13, and 14, comprise several Free hold paferls of ground, allotted for buildings is the new in tended streets to be called Union-street and Featon-street. l'.l I,IIIOTI ycln. LLOYD'S; Aug. 1?, 1809. riilE Committee fur muligind tile Pitribtie Fund, slaw great s.itisTaittoa in loiing before the Peb lie. the Resolutions nod Addr,v. of tile Sahscribers to Lie yd's, im•ied uttutimattily at a General Meetiag bold there this day t aid the, cannot but exprew; their hApr, teat as the truth and fin e of the setithoeotrof that respectable Brgly roast be ae kiw oledgcd, so the liberality ul their examp le will be geoe rally followed. • • • • • By orJer of the Committee, . • J. P. W ELS FOR D, Secretary. Amount of Suhscriptlrs advertised. .• ' - £1',976 16 iVhits. %mew, E..q. Itobarts, Corti', Ro- MP. - - .E-)1 0 I barns, and Collis flO5 0 WA -,..0k hod Petyt - 32 10 Charles Buncombe, of • }Awl Law - - 10 10 I Duncombe Park - 900 0 J. Fuller, of Rot-hill 4 21 0 'Birch. Catuuberi, and slrs. Bey Wiogbant 11 0 llobbs • - . 105 0 liletars:P;aedsand Cis. 103 '0 Lune, Ilithorn, aad I Edward Ilollaad - b!10 14oherts - - 105 0 Millet and IFector '- ins 0 Alri.Cooke,Woodford 10 0 William !iheldon - V 5 0 • Seib( options are received at the Bar of Lloyd's, and by al Vie Baikers is the Uniff , d K inedom. Lot 13. A Blackunith's Shap and Harness-room, neeitpied by Hick; and s brialer s •Imp, let to Mark Beverley, in the intended new street to he called Penton-street. Lids 16, 17, IS, 19, and 411, eninprika l tit several 11041%in and Shops on the west side of Britt:gate, with yards, ware houses, out-huildiugs, and appurtenances, in the several occu pations of Brvan Worm*ld. Mr. Brook, Mark Beverley. William Leathley, Joseph Kirk, and John Briggs. Lot. 21. Two Homes, wish garden.. two stables, a lead house, and four cottages, at Hullslett, occupied by Mr. Geo. Aspii and his and. r tenants, by estimation JA. 111. 4P. Lot 2‘.2. Three Freehold Closes at Hunslett, together by estimation 4A. 911. 'HP. occupied by Mr. G. Aspic. Lot 9.3. Another Close at Huml-tt; occupied by J. aad R. Garnett, b% eatitattion OA. SR. 2nP. Lot 24. A Mt-tentage, a table, lead-bottse, 6 cottages. with a Barth aad croft, at Iluaslett, ()erupted by Mr. Sam. Thack- Plays bt estimation IA: lit. 11P. At tie faregoiag Premises are occupied by tenants from year to year. Particulars may be had of H. Legratt, Edq. 3, Craven street, Strand, London]; T. W. Tottie, Esq. at Leeds; at the Chambert of the said Deputy Reasemsrancer, in the Exche quer ONlee in tile loner Temple London; at the place of Male, and at the principal lnas is the neighbourhocid t and Plata of the Estate may be seen at the (Aces of Mr. Lego; t, Mr. Tottie, and ehe Deputy Remembeaucer, where copies of the Plans, comprising Lob 7 to `At (both inchuite) may be had, if required. Is ON K 17 1 fT7th. 20tts tit 1 . 1 . i:XT MONTH, Tnc S'L'ATE. ,LOTTLItir vrtv.s. ULGIN •fts FINISH. Onl 5,0•b1 Nitisber.4, and 11.k1U.t10%) Friar Money. lIORNNBY Oil CO. take the liberty of re. commending an early pefeionsetqf Tickets and Share, on account of t ile great demand the% daily et perieace, saj hove to sopply Owl Priesnis with ts large share of 0. Mid .€/uU,OUO Pr,se Money. Orders from any part of the (debt valiant on tte same lents as if presets', et eitler of their old establis..ed Slate Lottery Offices, 26, Cornhill, or St. Marga ret's-soil, donnish. Is i5O sod IMO Gspital Prises shared by Hornsby and Co. 18,114 10,194 - UM 1 8,716 39.514 llO,OOO • 19.570 4479 lO,OOO 1 17.147 ISS MAU 3.536 Several of .C 1,09.1, £5OO, £lOO, it:sol &c. BegiderONß MILLION ST KIII./ VG in ilsrmer Lotteries. INMIDDLETON Pocket-Rook and Black • Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prince of %Vales, at the Original Maisithctury, No. 16`1., StroorLopposite New castle-street, begs leave to recommend to the Public his genu ine HLA( K LEA IS PENCILS, whose superior exeellenee, has been for more than 30 %earl uoiverially acknowledged; and Penvils for draw iux in colours (of a late invention), Tio dis-: tiugnish his PC0(119 from counterteits,the mark which was for merl y.only M iddletoo, is now changed to N. - Middleton, mid the itirection, IoY, Ytrand, Loudon, stamped on each renril. An extesisive assortment of Pocket-books and Thread-cases, elegantly mounted in gold, silver, acid plait , a complete as sortment of Travelliag, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Gen ilemen's Pocket Commodes containing every artide for shaving anti dressing; Portable Writing and Dressing-desks, and Wines, is mahogany, satin-wood, leather, At.; Writ tiug-poper, ettra fine cut large Peas, tine Irish mud Dutch Scaliug- Way, and all kinds of Stationary; Portable and Counting-house Letter Cops ing Machines. These machines, by which writing may be expeditiously and dearly copied are brrrtglit by N. Ilidd!ston to the utmost perfection, and comprised inn mahogany case, which forms a complete desk ; soineso small, as to he of the greatest convenience to thine abo tr,ve-1; others of a size and form to answer the purposes of a complete seeretaire. A large assortment ita.,turs, and all kinrl< of mile Cutlery. I,_CON.N MILL, ail 9; LHARINCI-CROSSI. rplt begs kvive to remind the Public, that A • the STATE LOTTERY begins add finishes Draw ing the 40t11 NEXT NIONTII; And it i. the nit.ir Lorrr.nv that will be drawn THIS IL “a.—'l.ve Scheme Is perfectly novel. highly opproye4. anti t'Pe more it i. known the more it 6 admirri ; —it contains 4 -Prises.. of .. A" 4 , 4 000 14 Prises .. of .. 1• 41 .4100 3. nkl 18 1,01.10 The whole of .thieb wit! he decoded in One DAT ; there fore a .pe..dy parehene to rwees.ary, while Tickeb and Store% ma , be had ' grail vnriety at die above old csta bl:shed °dices. PERSONS la the COUNTRY s•tiv herapptted, the same as if present, by sending their (pisq or carriage pnid). accompanied with good 15111+, Cwh, 14:.nk Noes, or Post-Other Orders, to either of DISH'S Wire. in London, No. 4. COHNIIILL, or 9. CIIARING-CROSS. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT his been Liu frequently the subject or just and general reprobation, that men, destitute of the ele ments of the medial art, have offered themselves as candi date. for public patronage in the pruk'sioo of physic. Yur the purpose of dung justice to the ri-sult of our studies and espericace, and tit prevent ns fro:a being classed among glassy supine, whose impudent pretensions have, nnfeirtanately for society, been too favourably received, lye beg leave to • submit, to the liberal and enlightened, a faithlkl-statement of our parfaits and nequiremetus. After haying received a regular medie.:l tsliscation,' ail thiVpapils of Messrs. tivindal and !Simard. miscue lei-tines nn# -pr.:schen we carefully at tended, a. Professors and Nutemis .6f the London Hospital, we emceed ...irss•lves as students in that justly-erlebrated school for medical acquirements, the Hayti College of Edits hur.;ll, mid were instructed in (he diflerent branches of &infamy. :surgery, the theory and practice of Physic, Cho. mistry, Midwifery, Botany. ikr. &e. &c. by those eminent professors, Drs. Munro, Gregory. Black, Hamilton Mows, and Iletherf4.rd. We trust we than tint be deemed pre. sumptuous int saying, that our proficiency mid acquirement, nre not iticomiderable. Having, for a long series of Tears, Matte certain complaints, and the wirings disease. of !DUTY, the particular object of our studies and practice, it win, we 15 0 p.., he allowed, that we have acquired superior konwledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent !tae, of ittfecidot, a perfect ter establishment is completed io the short period of tali is those of the Ulllll4l ire veteracv. where other pot. thi men have failed. of stweess, proper perseserance in oar Oat' of treatment insures $47 the ' patient a safe and radical cure. • Amidst the melancholy satiety of disorders which are the 44-614 of a habit long anti most unhappily ',armed by the Tootle of )Myth fetes, there are tame more alarming nr more distressing thmi those deficiencies mid debilities which fre quently prilent or embitter theninti , moninl .tal.. 'Co such personi It most he a consoling reflection to, know, that they sass now, by a new and infillible mode of treatment, be re stored to that greatest of nil human Isleasiiil—a strong, maw . 1%, .10. i vi 4 .lrou, ceistiattion. In all cases of debility, from what ever cause arilinr. a. Si let in every speciesacer" tam infection, we mi.y he consulted by patients of either let, with tit greatest secrecy ~ui honour. Hours of con- Calt•ition at home. frum ten to three, mid from sit is the e% ea lettill ten at night. Patient. in the country are eel:tested to state the pantie*. ears of C.eir case, age, and rneral habit of lising, etc. itc. Inducing a remittame for advice and medicines, when the same will be evi•u tir sent to any part of the kingdom. To ware that seer. cy so enential to nor usidertaking, the post otrof letters may be added to the account for medicines. ‘ l,ll UtiL wad CO. Surgeute, \u. 107, Battey-gurdett. Ou.lleotinv, September 11, 1809, will be published, (To be continued weekly, price Is.) No. I. of B t ATES'S GENERAL ESTATE.DIREC TORY.—The dimppointmesis Which are daily expe !rienced by the delay of the insertion of Advertisement: in am ny of the Journals , from the necessity they are und er o f con ' vexing to the Public tbod mass of domestic and foreign in. fdrmation. fur which the• are pn principally intended, and the serious incomenienre and lois one', atteidant thereon, call loudly for the application of an effectual remedy. Under this consideration, blended sir', the utility and ad vantage winch the present lisaecto IT is capable to afford, the Proprietor is indoceil to•offer the same, ;Lnd by its regu lar publication and adtnittaoce only of what it is to obviously to effect, sir. Information of various Properly Warded, and for Disposal, IN A:s I WAY, it will, it is presnmed, prove a coocen•rated Source of Infor mation, farilita tit g the Know ledge of Property for Disposal, or Wanted, to both Vendor and Purchaser. Extensive Circulation in a .Work of 'his nature, is un doubtedly necessary, and !Teo indispensable-. to its very Ex istence. Bat. tbriii,;h dive-led of the unconfirmed and often contradictor, Ranurtrs, the tedioas and insipid prolitits. of ' r •taill on Fashionable Life, of watch to frequeativ tee Ca limink•of our Periodical Publication~ in the pre:rost day en tirely consist., the I) In [coo R Y presents no confined Means of ' Circulation to those wh• may honour it with their Farmers. The Sanction, Etwouragemeat, an.l Approbation, which the Proprietor's Plan has met with, from Alen the most essineot and successful in the Profession, led their kind Oilers of As sistance, induce bins to guarantee tq ll* Public, even at the i Owlet, a most general and diffused Circulation. To the Noluirt, Gear,, t noddle Poblic Ii generai t who ma, be iuclitted t . purchase or ilidpose of Estates, Humes, I Ac. the Proprietor id - T, With deference, the Perusal of the Dinecvoor itself; and roily begs leave to,hint at the SIM. plifilV and Ease of a Plea for attaininT an Object of general Importance, at present so dilatory, iocouventent, and expels sire. lie wishes, however, the declining of , aft intermediate Agency in auy Concern which appears in his Publicatioa, and that it may he considered as a hla tint epou which he M- I variohis intend" to act. , T:w 0t a ECTO ll Vis tiled at the respectable Coffee-Hawses 1 in London. and also at the principal Ines and Reading -1 Ramms in the Provincial TOritt4 sad yillages; part of which is annexed to this Prospectus. COFFEE-110USES IN •LONDON. Bank t'offee-house, Threartaredle-sorrel. Baptist Coffee-ham , C hancery-lane. Batson's (toffee-inure. Cornhill. Bedford Coffee-home, Southampton-row. Russel-square. Blacksmith's Arms Tavern, Lower East-Smithfield. Cartokan Collet-Innite, Sloane-street. Castle and Falcon, Alderapite-street. Chapter Coffee-house ; Pawnoster-row. Com 'torrid Hall, Skintior-vreet. Furnival's Inn Coffee-home. Holborn. Georg..'s t 'offer-benne, Chancstry-lane. George and Blue Boar, Holborn. Gioul.ester Coffe , •-house, Piccadilly. Golden Cross, Charing-cross. Gray's Inn l offer-house, Holborn. ifatebett's Coffee-house, Piccadilly. Ibbetson's flon-1, Veri-street. Langboorn Ward Coffer-horse, Fencharch-stseet. London Co lire-house, Ludgate -street. Notirgate Coff.•e-house, aloordelds. Oxford Coffee-house. Strand. Peek's t.otfee-home. Fleet-street. ' Portman Arno, Portman-plan, Paddington. Prince of WAII'S'S Coffee-house, Conduit-street. Searles Coffee-house. C.trey-street. Slaughter's Coffee-hose, St. Martin's-lane. Story-gate Coffee-hoose, Story-gate, Westminster. Reek Exchange Coffee-hou-e, Stock Exchange. St. Jaimes's Coffee-house. St. James's-I reet. St. Paul', and Doctors Commas. Coffee-house, St. Paul's Church-yard. Swan and Too Necks, Lad-lane. Steven-'s Hotel, Bond-street. I Syn ond's Inn Coffee-house, Chancery-lane. Temple Coffee-house. The Burtnii. Henrietta street, Cavent-garden. iihite Horse, Fetter-lace, Will's t'offer-houae, .searle-street. I York Hotel, Bridge-street, Blaekfriars. PROVINCIAL TOWNS AND VILLAGE& Bs omley Highgate Barnet Hampstead Bishop-Stortford Harrow Croydon Hartford Chigoe!' Harlow Che/so.f,)rtl Islington I hipping Ongar Kerssiogton Mirtlurd Keriningtoo Dorking Kingston Dionstable Maidstone Ealing Rumford Edousti.oo It icionnod Eidield Reading I:psnon Stratford Eganta Stanmoce ins ahem St. Albany Greenwich Stevenage Great Ilford U abridge (ittildfofd Wool olch ' Hammersmith Wind-or Hackney Watford II orsbets • Advertisements arc reeeived at No. 4, Dorset-greet, Man chemer:square ; at Nlessra.K.roy and Bowdrey. Bookselleet. No. 190, Oxford-greet ; and Air. Wilson, Bookseller, by, Onyttlil, earner of the Royal Ezelianite of whom the Di rertnry way be had, tod of all Bookseller' throughout the Vatted libtolom. TO THOS. TAYLOR, ESQ. N 0.9. NEW Bi LONDON. SIR ICONSIDER it but an act of justice due to the uneritsof your LEAKE'S P.ATKNT PILLS, to commu nicate the following Cure which has recehtly been performed by then:—An acqualMaoce of mine, who, by the breaking out of as old Venereal Complaint (of,ended by :a complica tion of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced almost to a Skeleton, and although hr had the best Medical Advice which could be obtained, and tried ava►iety of Patent Medicines, no thing could be prim-deed whirls seemed to suit his eye, or to do him any service: he remained Ina most redufed and pitiable situation for two years, unable. to. follow niil profession, and scarcely able to walk, nr even to stand on his least in fact, m' one who kiwis him evar supposed It possible for ham to reco ver. He was advised at last to try your LEAK k'S PILLS —he did so, adhering strictly to the direction. given with them—be had nit taken more this..lwo boxes, before be found an alteration for the better taw enettuVagrd hint so proceed, and by talk* a few boats more he found his appetite and strength gradually return, and k now as healthy not stout as any MMs I know. Yon are welcome, Sir, to refer any pet son to me for a confirmation of the above accost:, if it shirald be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library. Folkstone, THON. PL It DAY. July 10,1805. Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprietor. THOS. TA Y LOll, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, At his Ilorise,•No. 9, New Bridge-street, Where, afte• re. , idence of more khan forty yearc, ion prac tice particularly directed to the Pure of Venereal Com plaint., and thine incitleatal to the Parts of tieneration in both Sexes. with that inviolable Secrecy which Men of hi, Profession should always observe. He hatters nienrlf, the Advice and Assistance ire gratuitously administers to per seas taking this Medieioe. will be esteemed. by it (Interim% public, !Ulan advantage sehloin to be obtained, :did void ut :nubigaUy. - They are also sold, by his amendment, at the Perfumer's - %o. 35_, tit. Alban's-street. Pad-Mall; Mr. Hepburn's ifoy shop, No. 10S, Oxford -street:. Mr. Dishormigh, Au. 7, Fish street-Mil, nearly opposite roe Moinameist ; and by one Per son in every considerable town ii England; &c. in Bests of onlyYs. 9L each, sailed nji with full and plain directions, wW , eby reruns of Mier sea may ewe tbraiselves with elc and *mercy. N. B. Lvery Boy saki in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on winch, by favour of the Cnonnisoioeirs. is i printed, at the Stalup-011ice—T..raylor. Nu. NeMJ Itlrsdge street—tu imitate winch bfelooy, and all others arc counter feit. TILE MERMAID, SEEN OPi THE ';OAST OF CAITHNESS. LETTER FROM MR. WM. MUNRO; SCHOOLMASTER, OF THURSO, TO nit. TuHRENct, ECoAHRINIS A aIkILMAID SEEN EY HIM sour' y gs abo. Them, Jere 9, law. • DEAR Sit —Your queries respecting the Men: maid are Before me. From the genoral scepticism which prevails among the learned and intelligent about the existence of such a phenomenon, had nut your character and real desire for investigation hero too well known to me, fur seppusing that you wished to have a fertile imagination indulged by a subject of merrithent, I would have been disposed to have concluded, that in this instance you aimed at being ranked among the laughing philosophers at my 4:X pener. Sensible, hOwever, that this is not the cas e , an d t a ki ng it for granted that you are sincere, I shall endeavour to answer your queries, though there is little probability that any testimony t 4 hich I can give respecting the .Mermaid, will operate towards convincing those, • who have not hitherto been convinced by the repeat ed testimonies adduced in support of the existence of such an appearance. About twelve years ago, when I was Parochial Schoolmaster at Keay, in the course of my walk ing on the shore Sandside Bay, being a tints warm day in summer, I was induced to extend my walk towards S indside Head, when my attention was arrested by the appearance of a figure resem bling an unclothed human female, sitting upon a rock extending into the sea, and apparently is the action of combing its hair, which flowed around its shoulders, and of a ligut brown colour. The resemblance winds the figure bore to hi prototype in all its visible parts was so striking, that had not the rock on which it was sitting been dangerous fur bathing, I would have been constrained to have regarded it as really an human form, inid to an eye unaccustomed to the situation, it must hive undoubtedly appeared as such. The head wat covered with hair of the colour above metitionedi and sh ideil on the crown, the forehead round, the f a c e plump, the cheeks muddy, the eyes blue, the mouth and lips of a natural form; resembling those of a men ; the teeth I could not discover, at the mouth was shut ; the breasts and abdomen, the arms and fingers of the size of a full grown body of the human species ; the lingers, from the action in which the hands were employed, did not appear to be webbed; but as to this I am not positive. It remained on the rock three or foot minutes after I observed it ; and was exercised du. ring that ocriod in combing its hair, which was long and thick, and of which it appeared proud, and then stropped into the sea, which was level with the abdomen, from whence it did not reap. pear to me. 1 had a distinct view of its features, being at no great distance, on an eminence above the rock on which it was sitting, and the sun b r i g htl y shini n g. Immediately before its getting into its natural element, it seemed to have ob. served me, the eyes were directed towar :s the eminence on which I stood. It may be necessary to remark, that previous to the period I beheld this object, I had heard it frequently reported by several persons, and some of them persons whose veracity I never heard disputed, that they had seen such a phenomenon at I liars described, though then, like many others, I was not dis. pused to credit their testimony on this subject. I can say of a truth, (hat it was only by seeing the phenomenon, I was perfectly consinted of its cx: istence. If the abote narratite can in any degree be subservient towattli establishing the existence of st tilicuometion, hitherto almost incredible to natu ralists, or to remove the scepticism of othets, who are ready to dispute every thing which they can. not fully comprehend, you are welcome to it, from( Dear Sir, Your moct obliged, and most humble servant, To Dr. Torrence, Thum,. (Signed) WM. MUNRO. A letter has been receivod wkhin these few day•, from an Officer of the 23d regiment, who was among those returned as missing at the battle of Talavera. lie had been severely wounded, add was taken pri,oner ; he was Attended by a skilful survoit, And treatril liith humanity and kindaeso. We hear from the best authority, that certaie foreizns Oliva are littiug out at Liverpool force/ re the stare tra►!e, hat measures have been taken to uip the inhumnn designs of the Rpecallatoer in the Mud, and a confident expectation is entertained that Gi;veriiment will second these endeavoneri although sercn of the Members of the present . • c a bi ne t, :nit of nine, wcrc advocates of African slavery ! • I 1 t 7 , 1 • ' ' • 1 1 . 1 4 • t• • , 1 .) . r .11