The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-26 00:00:00

. . • .. 17 .—."--- • • 1 .if . , / 1 4- Per Cunt . , • ' - . . : • • • • - 'Ai j - Lacipripo _ .. . • .. '' : * ••,"•- -,.',. • • . . .. ... p ~.„,,.. .. .... :14 It ~ . . , . / • . . , , • . :'t - 4 # s 4 • , . J k NITIr I% i .i . kJ i . • .. • • . ' OW "frin°alKl ~~ .~ ,". . r _ ~, ... No. 3030. LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1815. i Mi&4 L 4, The Cease fee which theirasa fell too the Abed, __ itsominr dlid es the sehfold," THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY.LARE. t present EVENING, Oct. 26, their r MAilemtles' Sermon will perform . 11.4.111 LET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. tt dew, Mr. Kenn; Oplielia, Mos L. Kelly. To which will he lidded, THE DESERTER. • ^ t 1 Henry, Mr. T. Cake; SkirmishKe 11, Mr. Menden ; Louis", Miss L. y. Friday, Lovers' Vows. Saturday, The Begertre' Opera: pony, IMils Nu* from Ruh, her first appearance. the Door. to be opened at half past five o'clock, to he el° hi half past six. II 'yes, 75.: Second Price 9s. 6d.—Pit. Ss. 6d• Secead Price, %v. Lower Gallery, ; Second Price, Is.—Upper 6alieri, Is.; Secood , '~~ I *:~ r .I - i /.1. 1 0 I OBSERVER OFFICE. fru OBSERVER of SUNDAY will, in Radi -3 tom to its usual Miscellany. it COPPER PLATE EFGRkVING of the ISLAND of ST. HELENA, the fu ture residence of BONAPARTR. Sloe of the gagraviog, Fourteen Inches by Niue, mew/ponied with an accurate De-eriptive Sketch of the Island, illustrative of its Society an! Mariners, Productions. ike. No elite charge whatever will be made (Price Sews pence) ; and THE - OBSERVER below stamped, eau be scut to ;my part of the United Kingdom, free of postage. To Gentlemen, Nurserymen, and Others. Notice of Sole. About the 15th of NOVEMBER nest, WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the Assignees, ririfF, healthy NURSERY STOCK of Mr. .1 FISHER, Paddinzton ; consisting of very fine trained French Pea .hrs, standard and dwarf; Trained and 'Maiden Parties, heciariney, Apricots Plums, Cherries, Pears, rte.; a ertriet; of -1 .n.bird and dwarf strong Apples, Forest Trees, and Shrubs; and I•;vergreem &c. la Puts. The ss hole very healthy mid Sue. Conowississns Parris ulars. by applying to Mr. Cochran, Auctirsneer, No. 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, London. Ott. 26th, 1015. Fraser's A , aerirdo Nurbery.Slounr.square, cachal. WILL Al SOLD BY AUCTION; fl Mr. COCHRAN, On MONDAY. the 6th November, 1815, and fallowing Distr. ut Elevea o'Clock, °sae Premises, by Order of the Asap nee-; E valuable and healthy GROWI NG STOCK f the, NURSERY, f of a number of Standard and Dwarf Trained Pe.ici.e,;,ad Nectarine.. of Jiterent Size,: Pears PIMP, and Carries. Carries. with large Fruit-bearing Head.. intlang Fra.w.r's new Hat Cherry, and "Own; Flowering and - Evergreen Eit s 4l;sh and American Ilerbncents Plants. Flower Bows, &c. ' • [vie, and Clematis; a QoaMlly of strung Gardeo Frames and Lights, Hand and Striking Masses; a groat Va rlet, of Rose, and other ornamental Minis in Pots ; with some large new Magnolia% and other ornamental Stitadnril Ssruh, in Bunter; ; a cporility of fine Plants of the Rbo4.iden dent' Calawtoietise, of different Age.. in the Gr.ointi ; Rhode,. nerultor P.nieniiini, arid a Variety of new nod curl nu Ameri- Ca 4 1 1 1:11115. All in fine Condition leer removing. Tn he viewed till the Sale, by applying on the Premises, 'ben. Cat .logues may he had ; and at Mew-. aorelna's, Fen ehurch-ttreet ; Me.srs. Fair's, seedsmea, Borough; Messrs. Ala-ott and Sun, Fleet-street ; Belvidere 1141inetaa; at the Aucti..n Mart, near the Bank ; with Comtnissions and ?Arden.. 1 irs Arldre sto Mr. Cochran, Auctioneer, Deke-street, Crosrennt•quare. NOVEL LOTTERY SCHEME. SWIFT and Co. solicit the attention of the Puh lir to the Scheme of the pre.ent Lottery, containing 0013 115,(C.1 Ticket., yet affording to Purchaser. a Chance of all the Capital and other Prizes; helonzing to a LolierY of 20.1NX1 Ticketz. old particularly tht .e Prizes of X. 30,00), and four of .t2o,tme, T tree per Cent. Government Stork. The amount of - Stork and Money Prize., any of which may he drann to the Tickets of this Lottery, is more than rlotthle the nrit usually contained in a Lottery of the SWIM number of The Tickets anti Sharesare nn Solent Nn. 11, Poultry; Nn. 12, Chat log-cross; and No. 31, Alkate Ilirh-street, the Of- I c, of SWI FT mil Co. GREAT RISE OF THE I'USDS. Ij°DGES, jun. and Co. 147, Oxford-street, ne 'fly opposite Bood-stret, respectfully beg leave to na:arze the N.ibility. Gentr, , and Public, that from the gra oustl an 4 continued advance of the Prices of the Government Funds, the Value of the Seven immense Prizes of , C30,./0), .A . 2 , lasai, Three of .C4OOO with the other Capitals in pro. portico,, will in all probability he increased, ot least 10 or 15 vet gent. before the 7th of NOV PARER NEXT, the Day of Drawing the present Splendid and unprecedented Rich HODGES, jun. and Co. in returning sincere thanks for favours already conk' red, respectfully solicit from those Ga llic, and Gentlemen, who wish to participate in the above ias rarlon, advantages, the honour of their early commands, as, train the pre-e m inent s plend o ur of the Scheme, Tickets and Share; may not shortly advance considerably is price, but be come altogether unattainable. All orders from the mint ry, accompanied with a remittance L Y P.m-office order, or others Ise, will be thaokfully re ceived and punctu illy attended to. State Of f ice, 147, o%l°rd-street. DR. PIIILLIPi EA DY, celebrated for the treat -. mcnt of certain compl Lints in all their stages, as well no the cure of those baneful disorders brought on by a secret from an extensive practice has been enabled to restive COT the constitution of the patient a few prevailing disea.es, and b) hi' own peculiar mode of treatment has attained a pre eminence in the cure of those complaints, for llhicb he enjoys the militude of vast numbers, amongst whom are persons of lie] distinction, In nervous debility, arising from relaxation of the system, produced from excessive initulgence, his practice ' ll ffiet With no IeSS 3ueress than those L.f a certain disease.— ile df14.5 11.11 proles to perform miri.cies, hut by just evidence of truth ' . and is cowshed daily remittance for advice mt ion to. 4rtra(ed for the cur hod of all Medic` 'ICA. ` t a d~3~C~ a • '_itiiii A --- ♦_ 2l , "i" ' • LIBERTY OF Tint paßeS. - A CARD. . &policed°. Italy two days, illinfilbe sight of one eye per- Crown and Anchor Tater., Serial, 1 /114 R. the Proprietor sod Dliwetn_t i te ,L e t t ore iyt m estoced her aerdir oad toi w t i lse thas evesta t t attlitth omp atemad eur be tto r L i tas ey eruv e iied „. Angast 8. 1915, WILLIAMS , IVA of • the ROYAL GENERAL DISPENSAIt Y. 88, deed I fear Neither my elsild one self can ever be 'aillicienily ,i T ft MEETING of the FRIENDS of the . (la 4 , to take tato i High Holborn t_Oestlist Exeraordinary to his Mast Chrishile sr read for the begat she has derived seeder your our e .-y Ili. LIBERTY of the PRESS, held thil considente ion the best trans of allotrope peen y relief to Mr. = l lO " et C!i r lte i ;es Korilt of the Leek. of Harlan have, a t e. D. LOVELL, Proprietor of tbe•StiTessan Newspaper , for Phy sicians of Park, Maltietlks, ELIZABETH PERK INS. . Perigees, Celebrity, Nereus. Ckriumit, 'retread, a n , plea.. to ......, .., ~i.. 4.,•• th anks ter f a r he a dy e PERKINS the beery losses and severe sefferisole. which he has red- !tidos., Re. de. (resident No. 3, aim Li rare. Leedom), huie-recei,eo--erunt pate esedremeas - my - si d ia is a . great deal in Brusly upholding, for a series of years, the invabsable LI- -.- 111e.A senile most respectfully to acqu 01l that are calmed in stronger „ilk, I applied to you way these few t e uen .....4 ~,,,, k e ,, betty of the Press, the EYES or EYELIIMI, or BLINDNE.34 I who b .ve not al- 1 - • - •= - • - Mr. JOHN PICKARD, Is the Chair. reedy become his Patients, sad givers his remedy a fair trial). 1 p g e a . go v ... afore - ELIZABETH II t i...L. Mat their cares are as ertale(i ( they send a simple testenseseof ; N-0-.1-3.-c—hatt--aae--...--ea-w,-FO-mes. Sept. 50 , 11 1 5. Resolved, • That it appears to this Meeting, that Mr.-D. Lovell, the Pro" their eases, by letter to him, drawn up by one of the family, or I phone and Publisher of the STAT 6III °O. elseneel(l 's ' llB 164 e -t by any Pridirolsiasi man), as though she, Mended on him peg. Mary Cheek, N.. 90, Britain-tweet, Portsea, lakes to re. pendent Journal In the cause of Civil and Religismil Freedom. ;usuall y. This mar be better Motivated Om b y 11, wino. • Mtn her sincere thanks to Dr. Willis.., for the beagle she rut 'attained aft imprisonment of Four Years and ft Half in the , het the Public that hit remedy has been the akar of bettering ' has received la sin days. being Pierced( cared of Night Blind- Gar of Newmge, for what base been deemed three separate i th e s i g ht h e reon , ht the Etas and Wept ', die . aa well as in ; air. Libels, and which have been proved not only to have brats- America, he wrier saw. a delinestioa of whose diseases was I Oct. 4. 1 815. • intentiothillY libellous on hit Pint but in one of the 'Silences's 1 immodest-el to Mm with an armee of the rank or the ernes I St. Georgesmquare flatter!, Sept. 31i 1815. the insertion was during his coatioement„ ond entirely whaled • aMic t eddiatelheed'ith a promise that usi Medical mac should see 1 8111,-..Grateful for the beret ' I have received from year . his knowledge. ; his Meokonesouse abu t( re fe rence E w e . i n undo. for sh e p ay . : head in so short a time as one week, alley Wein& blindseven That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that it la as isdispeew neon of his aceasimeed Fees, Wh - lei, if satiefacforr, every I years, I can in ais other way make is; ittionookaginense Mao Able duty 013 the part of the Advocates of the Liberty of Ow tbfagreavishe is forwarded through the regular medium. Yet by snoring yea I shall be ever than kf ul for the sam e, apt re . Press to indeninify Mr. Lovell for the losses he has they in musibesciessue nay wish equal propriety be reed e namely , li : major She, ruler, Re. .... maiutaining his steady and infiexible patriotism, and for his that at the many hundreds of persons benefited during the Or JAMES BAYLEY. unwenried and him seer of the Constioitiasal Rights of the three months at Plyinnoik. Exeter, Taunton, Wells, Bath, I Sig.-I am happy to Worm you of the benefit my daughter ; People duels; the whole period of the publicatioa of that Frame, Warminster , Andover, Sidisury, Dorchester, Weer Harriet, aged l 3 years, has received from your valtiebie detios. Journal. mouth, Island of Por t land, Potameath, Isle of Wight, and ' -When she first came do you, Sin the 28th of Sepieuater. she • That these exertions of Mr. Lovell In the can., of Liberty, witiehey,„( very few of those come mere attended to by him- c bet ja mildjest see the lines whew see shot her right eye, hut now Truth, and Justice, indepe n dent o f hi. s ogeviss g s and losses. ell. self, most of their eyes being either dressed by his Assistair! or 1 she cost see the letters and tan read with her right eye shut.. I Mk him to the marked attrition and 'uppers of the Publics by some one app Inted by him fur duo perpose, is the family s iherefore return my most hatable thumbs f 'r the .ause , and that this Meeting accordingly feel great pleasure in pro- where the patient resided. Portsaeoltb, Or. 3, ltlls. • ELIZABETH EALDS. mating end recommending the Subscription already commented Note 1.-The indigent, of all nations. will confiner to he In his behalf. IS. . From Mr. Abel Siker . brazier At. Well known to every Memo ceived at his Dispensary every Mortgagee Tea, by an Ashton'. a. 4 . ,„ ',h,. ai%, lla - ' g * That at no epoch of the civilized world has the indeptioder and all ether chases of patients at his hook, from One °Tie& • . • - --- octet, at Portent. exercise of the Liberty of the Press promised to coat, so much to Four. Sunda s excepted. 811,-About four years 540 my daughter was nalieted th rice benefit on Seeker as at the present period ; it ie. therefore. eMt a violent tug:tornados in her etre. whirs cashed a total Note 2.-Nu ' Letters can be received bet Inch as are post free; , abi.,,,,,,,,„, each ~,,,,,, f.... ....p.I ......1“, . w . were .h... fearful highly incomber on those who revere that Liberty to manikst such, however , are sure to find him, iraddreared to him in Lora ' , - 6 ,," -- -- , • „„ i i l a - .7.,.",7a n — ,,„ -- * -..-- 1.7 again , '- - hal m t c, - ,,,, ea a Orin and read rot in behalf of every mew who has and doe, or be forwarded (together with any remittances they may -"- child ---- -'"--- - her . -5-- --i 7--- Lae may hereafter amen that most etteoliol bulwark of the lids' contain) to him wheresoever he may hews to be, std will be mercy of Gud the tallammaiton was removed, the chil d again pendence and freedom of man k ind. duly answered. saw, bat it left t h rees pecks on ate eye and a Minuets on the That Seven Csentlemen be appoioted by this Meeting to act as j 3, R e a t o nn , 4 , (maye, Lew i n ,. oet. nom. other, which eared the sight to be very much impaired. I a Commitee, to carry into , effect the objects of the foregoes( ' am h ippy to say, Sir, that is, the third dpi, after applying to Resolutions. It appears, that amongst the Bottom& of the Nobility, At. who ! you for year valuable drops, in the evening, wiles I could pot (Signed) JOHN PICKARD, Chairman. have been restored to sight, or otherwise benefited in their' see to read myself, tai deaibier c mid, and do hope, threagh own habit:ohms, by medicines and directions being entrusted Ilse blessing or God, her sight will soon be as clear ills rt"i'"" Resolved Usanintousle, with OOP of the famil a cure has taken place on tow hoes This, Sir, You ate at liberty to Putt/116.-1 am , de- That the Dumas of the Meeting be given to the Chairman for Yo . , Of conducting impartially the proceedings of this eveaing ere had resisted every other ictee prim. thereto 1 and ABEL SALTER. 110/11attPTIOnn 111CCIIIII van : despair of a care (eves at any period) existed in the minds if No. 53, Halosee-stroent Fortson, Oct. 4 . 1 8 1 5. all extio knew is, both of other Oculists and Physicians; hot SHORT SIGHT. Bwu.Whitbread, Esq. Duke ..f Bedford, by the &Rowing Letter fronethe Right Hos. Pole Crew. Pil.P. at • IM. P. XlOO 0 the heeds of Alder- 1,-11 is with plea-toe I intone sow, thee my sod. who (one of his Majesty's Privy Comminute), dated Na . 7, New Sir Gilbert Heath- DIM Wonti 4100 ohas been near-sighted from his birth. ( its received-consaierglile cote, Bart. M. P. 50 0 Jo-h oe Grigby, Esq. Caveudisb-street, ?erased piece, March 30, 1813, will glue benefit fr o mof d Ile application your trete y, as he con now T. W. Coke, Esq. M.P. 50 0 Bury 10 al ample woof of the decided superiority of medicine w ard me thod oftreating diseased eyes t- disessigaieb objects ut a greater distance; tied s i of opinion, Ili. t Sir F. Burdett, Bart. Edward Lowvon. Esq. 1 0 if he could continue the use of it for a logger period, it would M. P. 50 0 The Friends te Free- ISt ft,-After the experience 1 have had of the itseaf veer tee- be of the must essential strike to hint. 1 oeg lease tcolfer our J. B. Maack, Esq datum toe Ran -lire dlciee is sty family, it is but an act of justice which I owe to most grateful aid usfeigned thanks, mad remain, Sir, &e. • • Coley Park, Raiding 20 0 Arms, Nottingham 3 0 Ytru to 101, that it has rendered mirentlal service in a case, JANE GREEN. •Y. Z. 40 0 R. Moline, Esq. 3 3 where tbe applicatirms of the most skilful Oculists have not Peesemovith, Sept.• 30, 1815, -. Mr. Aidermait Wood 20 0 A few Friends at the eacceeded. 1 !kink it right farther to add, that I should not Sit, -IL writathis with ley thankful acknowledgments for Earl Staahope 10 0 Coach rood Horses, ' bare Admitted of the trial, if (in addition to the private testi- the hei..fit L hav e .e rece i v ed from your very ialatthie ii cheat's, Edw. Austin, Em. 20 0 Dartford 3 14 mom which I received in Its favour) I bad net been en- I now Bud peak strengtli in my sight, and IMt Incline cull I J. Perry, Esq. Chronicle 10 OMr Bryon Careers. 1 1 "Waged by the olslisionenPre ,- sed r. me by two Medical Prat' be properlttended,9llolll4,lllll4 the idessingef the ibuighey, p Mr. Fordhata 10 0 W. 9, Addington, Esq. : Works or emiorace,who bad made the disease of the rye their have my s igh t at good ao ever e-this 1 Wile wil haul ikons, A. B. 11 0 Goldingtoo Lodge, peculiar study , that the medicine would he found harmless , a nd an d am win i n the 76th yew of my ere. -I mu. Ar. Mean. Bramah &Sou 10 101 near Bedford 5 5 ghat it had. as they understood, in some cows, been found ete- ; Major Curt w i mitt 10 OJ. Hollis, Esq. High fielot; nods of which have been fatly verified in the case to P. S. I this mossier could see Nelson's 'Pallor. which is John Johnson. Esq. 10 0 lYscombe . 0 0 which I allode.-I bate the honour to lie, year faithful hem- nearly seven m il es o f; and which I cord not do for game Wm. Kellen, Esq. 50 52 rriendsuf the Great - ''' . isle 'errant, years. . Lord 10 0 MAU, Fitton. Ai 0: To ate Ac. R. POLE CAREW. Oritrige-street, Portia, Oct. 3, 1813. W. Jones Bartlett, P.N. 5 5 Chandns Leigh, Esq. - Copy of • ;rood Lefler front the Right Hoe. Pole Carew, oci anAllit Jostren, No. rs, Britainestreet, Parbon, rakes 40 Thos. Northmore, Esq. 5 5 of tae Albany 111 'II i . M.P. dated April 24, 1813. return her sincere thanks to Mr. Williams, Pot the benefit het Mr. Bird 5 5 Dr. John Peacock 1 w , . 8111 ;, - L 11 y ----‘-. is not in town at li.re'eln I *hr°he____reab°* l child received in one week, basin g in some measure recovered Mr. Murray 5 5 A few Friends. nt the 1 • v..r lawn Macro then menet that there Lid not b e e n t h e sena OC- the s i gh , o f hit eye , I, I ) 1 1, h he lost in t h e ha ,,,0. p „. Massey Dawson, Esq. 55 1 Anchor, Coppice- casino to use your medicines for several months. and that there portant. October 4. ISIS. Mr. Mee 5 0 I few, Clerkenwell ' 1 _4 'Sib a sulficiest supply is cote it hod bees ewer err. This is ' - - . -• . with . sta,-Being -mama a end eye for twelve months, and Mr. Wrtitbasan 5 5 I A. Crompton, Esq. of , the best proof which 1 run give you of the benefit that has been could net snake any kind of use of it, I think it my duty to let Mr. Galloway 5 0 i fireckColiege,Wol- reeeivesl.-1 am, Sir, your 1'1111(61 bumble sersard. the public at large know' of the great chboge for the better, Mr. West • 5 5 ten, maw Liverpool 10 0 To de. de. It POLE CAREW. throsal theaspplication of Dr. Williams'. medicine. Mr. Charles Hoppe 55 1 Mr. Nii.flUOtt, Wareham 1 0 Copy of n Letter fmat the Rev. Mr. Hill, uncle to the gallant With grateful thauks, 1 reutaist &r. Mr. Ham 99 A Friend, per ditto 1 0 hero. Gel.lltal Hill. dated Hough. near Nantwieb. Cheshire , September 31, 1815. ALICE DAWSON. Mr. Kensmish 2 2 Compositors of the : April 10, 1813, giving an lITCO.IIII of the cure of one, throug h C. '2 2 Liverpool Mercury 110 ; i voedo ines entrusted with weigher branch of that highly re- ISLE OF W 101-IT. Mr. Wishart '2 I Mr. Edward Bailees, • . slieciable family. Copy of two of-the Letters from Newport. w. 1 1 Leeds 2 3 Sie,-A child of mine being afflicted with a great inflonna- Sit,-Permit me to return you my gra•ertil thanks foe the - Mr. Case 1 0 Sadlin Brimeret )t A. . 0 thin, espeeioliy la sine ey e , I was advised to apply to you for very great !knell t my daughter has experienced ftom your kind J. I). Bow 1 0 Brigitte* ° tour valuable remedy or complaints of that nature, and am salmon ,'; she has always been mblect to It complotio is the st Mr. R. L , .rk I I 1 Mr. Newbold, ditto 1 0 o happy to sus, it has wered my most sanguine expect/aims, eyes from the age of three years; a t unit 'mom years since the Heart Lampert 11 1 Mr. Smith. ditto 10 and restaged all ingsmonations and dulness of sight, which you ostlamination was so violent, that her sight has been very dim Mr. P. 1 1,1 Two Friends to the have ins permission to publish,-I am , Sir, your's, de. till relieved by the four times dressing with your valuable use- Mr. Poelps 1 1 Cuuse, ditto 1 0 R. HILL. dicier; she is now able to read la the 'tattiest print, which she Mr. Thompson 1 1 Mr. Nteter, Carahridee - 1 0 Freof Lel f Lady te c hsister o f M r. Alders could not do before site applied to vou.---1 am, &e. 5 0 . rad a ter from a e W. T. 1 1 W. E. Burke , EeI.MARY GIBBS. Widow of Mr. W. Gibbs, , Grebe's Ludy), who motored melt' to tbe sight of an rye T. B. 2 2 J. Collier, Esq . Ply-late of the Bugle lun, Neomit. Mr. J. Collinoe 20 i month 50 . which bad be.. useless 30 years, and also to i-m perfect sight Oct. 4, 1815 . of the eye of a child, aged three years. Dated Croydon, SIR ,-Allo It me to inform too that the taeditine which you Mr. Harding 221 A few v e nd s Al Boston 3 3 Mr. Walker . 2 2 Mr. Hove ls, Cambridge 2 0 : Surrey, Dec. 1. were sa good as to prescribe f.r say res.., bus for the very short H ' sight f3O but el done 'fi• • -I avieg lust the amy r i ght eye years, hear i ng me me in nttoliervoe. nun, Ac. Messrs. Puller 9 2 Mr. Eeriest, ditto 1 0 Mr. 8. Petry b 0 John Tennant, Esq. 5 5 that so many thousands have been restored to sight by your me- JOHN M•GRA IN, Laute-Serjt. 37th Regt. Mr. Swan 9 2 Mr. E. A. Fordhans 110 dicine, I was induced to place myself under your care; and Depot, Isle of Wight, Oct. 3, 1515. T. H. 1 I E. S., anathema 5 0 , have the pkasore to inform you. that I can now see to read and WINC II ESTER. John Fitzgerald, Esq. 5 0 A few Friends, al Mr. i write with that eye only ; and that the sight of the other eye is Although Mr. Williams remained in this city bat three days, J. I'. Grant, I ; q. Si. P. 5 5 J. Perrt's, Perk- I also ninth improved, nltimagb 1 ha d bees. A Small Subscriptions 410 Lane. Nottingham A. 44. 6d. 1 other most eminent Oculists to no liirpiille. In ni:diliirn 10 my following copies of letters he receivetl (rim isime et' his p.- W. A. Miles, Esq. 5 5 Lord H ol l and 10 0 , 0111• ere, I have beep the buppy aostrument of restoring to hem s . whi c h were l e ft at t h e ()ace or the liampsoire Chru• Wm. Buren, ram. 20 0 Henry Schultes, Esq. . sight by your medicine. a child, aged deve years. niece for inspection :- Mr. Pittard 5 0 Reading 5 0 I am, Sir, your much obliged, Ac. St t,-About nine years ago it was my misfortune to lose the Mr.Haneock,Nottingham 10 0 Henry Legard, Esq. F. TATI.OOK. sight of my left eye, flying to a wooded with an arrow, which A. Grant, Esq. 2 2 Beverley 5 5 The whole of the &lionise Is copied from the H•siesutfte is about two months reudere4 me so Iry at regal clod oboe eye, Mr. Fuller, Northiket 1 Ii An Old Friend 5 0 Cintoeicee, and were the emelt of bin visit to Portsmouth, in darkness. Every advice in the power of my (rives to pro- Compositors, Press- Joseph Birch, Esq. Isle of Wight, and Winchester, although absent from London, cure, was resorted ts, but without erect 1 and its comequere. men, Ac. nt the I M. P. of Red Him- but 14 days. No weeder therefore if the animosity of theca- fur a long time past, all hopes were given up of LAI!' enjoying Statesnum Office 810 zees, near Liverpool IO 0 vier 'Wield be manifested on the occasion s- the use of this eye. Chance, or something better, laid or of Earl Grey 20 0 Messrs. Green 1 () Of the eighty-three letters of thanks addressed to Mr. Wil- your advcrtitemeuts in my way; and, from the tai kit ,as well Chas. Blundell, Esq. J. B. 2 2 bents. at Portsmouth, hr begs leave to submit the following to as namber of the times referred to, I began oure more to enter:. Ince, near Liverpool 20 0 Mr. W. Clark, Coventry. 1 0 the Public, together with a few from the Isle of Wight and tain a hope of its recovery. I accordingly notated to you; Mr. C. Suter), Pita- Mr. Abraham Herbertolo. 1 C Winchester;- sad to you, next to Heave°, I owe's.) , hest thanks, for ihe re ter. Nottingham 2 2 Mr. Charles Bill, do. 1 0 Sta,-Please to accept my sincere thanks. I acknowledge salt of the application. IMU now, by the help of your Minh A few Friends to Free- Mr. John Clark, do. 010 with gratitade the great benefit I have received from your dy, discern and distinguish passing objects. Fir this, us well dorm at the Sir Fran- Mr. Joseph Riley, do. 0 5 Medietoe ;my sight is • greet deal groomer since I applied to as for y our kind altention to my application, I leg leave to offer lt Isl b I Wanks, d • 1 -• • • • you my nm e ut teeny and vi it i anti re graft cis Burdett, ditto 1 0 Marquis of Tnyistock 10 0 you only these few times, though lam 87 years of age. T. S. per Messrs. Mr. Robert Prestos, I am, Sir, your bumble servant, auk subscribe myself, your's, Ike. Had ours a Co. 20 0 Liverpool 1 0I HENRY FOX. Mr. Mitchell, Newcastle 2 2 Mr. W. Preston, do. 111 , Orange-street. Portsea, Sept. 30, 1815. Canon-street, near College-sir/et, Oct. 7, 1815. •F. Manners, Esq. 1 1 Mr. R. Presten, do,. 10 ' sbenefit I have received from you in • very great 8111,-1 retard yeu most grateful thanks for Ike berths that A. B. 1 0 Mr. P. Woods, do. 1 0 . from your timid assistance • for her my daughter. has received . , 0 my eye-sight since smeller to this place, from the application A Friend to the Cause 10,. 6d. Mr. D. Henry, do. 1 of Medicine, hie to walk boat the town, eyes; lo two your ens hies me to see a days, that have been Mint 19 'VMS. aul Illeil , G.Roaers, Esq.Soutbs Mr. J. Fairfield, do. 10 ' and even to distinguish the capital letters of a Newspaper gunners of Deetors, but never found tiny benefit till now, and ampom 5 0 Mr. Sam. Fogg. do. 1 0 after having e been totally blind upwards o f ' i t month ,. huts „ t she is 36 years of age, and declare, herself that she is notch the James Thomas, F.sq. Mr. H. Ellison, do. 1 0 able to to wail whitest a g uide 16 tanner, for which I re- better, awd returns her most grateful thauks. Kt•zia Bailey, of Maim St , Albans 2 2 Rev. W. Shepherd, do. 1 owith her father and mother, It Mere wad AIM Bailey. aid (hook From t turn you my nose grateful at early v, your mob Colonel John on 5 0 Mr. Thos. Seddoo, do. I 0 obedient serrate GEORGE ELCOCK. discharged tom the Oct. 7, 18117. Mr. J oho Barnard 2 0 Mr. Jas. Harvey, do. 1 0 North II Re i et IM ili i amoded by Colonel Lord Sift,-It is with extreme gratitude th it I thank you fir Your ants gme is ta, eon R. P. Swatter, Esq. Leeds S 0 Mr. Enoch Harvey. do. 1 0 Rodney. kindness to recover my loss of tight, w•iicli I feel gre..tly hew- Mr. Wheeler 2 0 Mr, W. Harvey, do. 1 0 No. 1, Jacob's Row, Halfway-houses, Prima. Oct. 4,1915. filed by two dressioes, and have Do di-bilit but will he perfectly Was. Roscoe, Esq. 8 0 Mr. John Harvey, do. 1 0 fi Note.-Tais man any attends without a guide. at No. 10, restored by Its fritter application, together for your attention to' P. eremalleei M. P. 5 0 rdi- 3 - R . Freme, do . 1 ' Ceneisjostreel to have his eyes dres- el , every mooting. with my nephew .- 1 am, etc. C. B. a Co. 5 0 W. T. do. 1 0 " the remedy Mr. Williams left with a Lady for that purpose. SARAH EARLEY. B. C. D. 5 0 J. D. T. do. 1 0 J. A. Yates, Esq. S 0 Erin go brah, do. . This small tribute of grattude is humbly presented to Mr. Sot,-With heartfelt gratitude I return you my sincere tk inks 1 0 . i A. Z. 3 0 Mr. John Clarke, do. 0 sllirine 5 llirine to Williams ( by Edward and Ann for a cure performed for the grew benefit 1 have received trim, your mt m y A COnal Merchant 2 0 Mr. Thos. Hatton, do. 05 no their child, a girl five years Spearing, i od who lum the sight of one sight, which I nod a great deal stranger. thoug i used but them P. Scholey, Esq. 2 0 Mr. JIM Lord, do.tiOltßEL aged 74- Mr. 5 eye thrusgh an inflammation, for more ikon 12 months. nibd MG few times.-1 am, &e. THOM tS . _ L, Mr. P. Keir 1 1 Mr. Reedits, do. hopplly recovered her sight after three dentine, for which they Christ's Hospital, Winton, Oct.B. 181 J. 0 lt) . - A few Friends in Kent 1 7 Mr. T. Eyre, do. 010 humbly thank you. B i r. - I return you my thanks f or t h e great henait my datigh. B. M. Barret, Esq. Mr. M. Bower, do. 0 5 3l, Osfurd-street, Halfway-basses. Portliest, Ott. 4, 1815. ter Mary Triike, aged seven years, has received from your Mno Ledbury 10 10 A Friend to the Li- From George Plummer, Esq. of gingttoo Crescent, Ports- Medicine, in three days vnly. Her eves have been had these F. Manners, Esq. (w.. . forty of the Press 10 0 mouth, October 4, 1815. Iwo y e ars, a n d ao ot h er ',clot could do her any good.-1 cond subscription ), 4 4 1 Sta ,- George Grate, who, idiom the mouths sire, by ace am, &c. J. V. 1 1 J. B. Gilchrist, F.sq. I eideut, had some hot lime or oew made mortar thrown into his Colebrook-street, Oct. 8, 1815. JOHN TROT( E. Geo. Turner. EN. I 0 Edintotrith 5 5. ' right eye, which from the vireos inflammation deprived him II sa.titY Barr; of East Stratton, returns Mr. Williams many Snm. Wells, Jun. Esq. 1 0 Mr. Smith, Liverpool of sight for some time, but at length be could discern a small thanks for the benefit she has recti.ed in her eyes. Win. Carr, Esq. Ask- Mercury 2 2 glimmesiog light only. The - Parents are hapoy In say, that W „camel.. Oct. 8, 1315. ham, near York 18 0 Mr. R. Lock 1 1 upon the first application of your remedy, cm Thursday. hat Sltt,-Otte we have to return my sincere thanks for the be- John Iliybourn, Esq. 55 I Mr. Wm. Barnard 2 0 sight was materially benefited, tied that the three day! kind rteflt 1 have received since I hase been Util ter y lir pr.ites lean, J.. C. I 0 Joseph Martin, Esq..: Id 9 attention he has experienced since, his sight is still itereasiog, the space sir two days train a toteeso ionainniatio., io both eyes. alorinadukeSsaw, Esq. 2 0 R. Cum-lire, Esq. to their very great comfort find astoi.isismcnts and they ful l y ,__ & r , J. D. J. 10, ( d. I Blackburn 5 0 hope he will he restored in perfect -ight. foe which b.•th the ' Oct.!' " 1 1 ~ . aa, 1510. WM. COGGS. i Parents a l so Boy beg me to leader you their most sineere Ili...tbs. Subscriptions received by Mr. Alderman Wand. Falcon- Sta,-1 have to give you my theeks for the guest bensgt 'genre, L;mdon ; Samuel Brooks, Esq. Strand; Mr. Ridgway, I am, de. GEO. PLUMMER. l. Bookseller, Piccadilly; Mr. Wee, New Braswell-coart, Carey- To Dr. Williitans of London. *b eb I has received from your band..--1 an t , &t • street; Mr. A. Gall .way. Holborn; Mr. Hain, Salisbury- Stn,-With the greatest Okras. I return you my bumble W inchester, Oct 11. 1813. JASI ES t ;EASPOI. 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