The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-27 00:00:00

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Regard Coil Tar Brow oltii. per en i.—Cossswoo ilk. Best White Leuel,per Cart.-51•. Tot perdiso• prr tath.a for. besoaddkto •do. OK Lire.- a 011, is r t.irdloa 4s. 9d. LAMP OILS. 'Per (34100. Per Oillop. Okahlweiglierm Oh 9 , :i/i. Reamed Oil for Patent Goidlierolng do. is tid. Loupe se. RC • Pale Seal Oil 49. 91.. Pale While Oil 4.. 00. Common Ditto S.. Rd. The laspeoetrahle Palos are ruitAd so all oat-dont u'mk. where a hasuliciase appeartore mid great darahility lire revile:ed. The Coal Tar l'ai•. s. particularly the Refitted, will prevail* wood fee ninny year.. hoosrser ranch exposed In the etwiehe the treart•er. awl is a certain rote fur Vemtin awl Oro Rik $ llg gists a covering urarly reseal in appearaaer tA.tlee be'l Pointe.' . The While Lead * Tllsactiliir. LIM OO4 0 4:•: 064 r "`"""__ i— . ----'''' Wow %the of tile best 'asertsties. The L .tap OAS hfieleare, raidettgegistae, road frost the atwitter is; olden stay kayo hthia, par,lled, will :se foetid raperiar to those geaetally sofdi G EOM, E IL' PION arid Co.; Ater: Mots and the Trade itipplled no advatosteeoug (erg*. N.B. h• qspinllty ley lane 141b9..0f tha lospeartrable Palish . tad 1 Cwt. of Owe Tar. Mend. ' , , .. Casein garden, Juoe 26, 1818. BIACTOUS OV gyi this day's Poll yarn eneattles 'hays gained a sitalladvautsge. Tsar smolt -exertions int *quire& ' D e l a y i s daogeroesclus virtory it in 'our power. and by dis tfo ir s to tits Pull and siring Plampen for Burdett you sill Went it. STATE of the POLL. theta= DAV. -raimi, Tom. Durdett .... 243 3383 . • . 14 • 03 9895 Mit z welt .... 1118 9146 ' • ishaeriptioas for defrayiog the necessary expeoces of tlCs 1111estitio. tire fetel•rfdr et the lateral Cosisiftteeltnaossissd v s , &who. 110, &rued Mr. Robinsien, 99. Dernt-street, Bobo; Eduard Langley, SOF 17. Edgware-road; r. King, Charisperssi tif ike.e.esirtitistAsehor The ,aarsat Svead. . . G earfa l c a ssamise wfleasusue ilaiWillhows. * m i n iss k i miaborsis Tisa l yciwk is the Illeadle s tit Tea FiGioe4 in* it 4,-4 •_1 • • rNE OLDEN MOM ENT is at ',nob arrived ! Ito looter caw the ' 4 the Two Factious—of the Hire!lope dovivesamit that devours the People—of 'the Opposition that mould'devour both People and Ohlernment—ow'longer can losmovilednaves deny, that WeittniosinEiscaomeshosriog;itself ilwrioed) responsive to the solemn Declaration al owirenowned Patriot, Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, in the immortal raise of UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE and ANNUM. 'ELECTION, - made, Id•bis last Ilpeeth, ihdte last base'Parlismamit. _Bravely .did BURDETT proclaim tharHoly Right, even in the "Howse .of Corruption :" *ad nobly is Westminster anonym-Jai it.— Honour to both, and Salvation to the sacred Privilege of' - ANNUM. 'PARLIAMENTS and CiIIYERSAL, SUF This day was published. B LACKWOOD'S EDI NSU RC- I MAGAZI NA • . . No. XV. for JUNR, 1818. Cootentss—Nmices ( Poet ical)—Ottservatlonv ne the Midi*, of George Bachman—The Story of S , akrak ask the Milatillft of Commottoople—On the Stale of Islu.ie to Scotland ' " Magic Lambert,. No. V. Dialogue between L ird Lain • Shaspetare. Nn. Vl.—Joanna's Mo. •ht W A ...II lad and Braude—Poetical Aecouve of an ()third Esarolositioo-• The Old Indian soul Alpisto—Notice of Zachroie Born • ' 6 Lost Batiei if the Situle—liforriare. a Novel—A few Thoughts on Patine Ferieng—The Craniologist's Review, o. 11. Greek Heads, No. 111. Oliver Cromwell. No. IV. Pianklin. No. V. Yoltalte—On Dres--Jeffrey sind Hitallit— Captain Thiseiton's Narrative of the taking' ear' we Islaod of Their, hs H. hi. S. Heaver, in the se` 1811 (titat• moi t icated hr Peofesior Ptciet of Ge ts eva)—PetrareiA Letter *to Po-terity—The British Ready •Reckimer, and Universal Camblet—Prinespol Baird's Report on the Mallegeglent atlas Poor in licotl••rat—Niiie ilf the Editor . (inflating a Letter to the Author of Repyit)—Notices of the Acted Urania in London. No. Vl.—Hissory of Dr. Brewater's Kateidsncove, with Re• wt. rib r.a its supposed Reseinhiant e to oilier conwhiout ions of plain Mirruts—Literary and Scientific Inteitigence—hluothly Register, he hr. Primed for William Blackwood. 17. Prince's-street, Mon burgh; aid Baldwin, Cradock, aid Joy, Pateratiner-row. Lardoo. eFRAeR. • . RTlte Psinciple of Radical Reform is abroad, aed who shall • • - ,.stay It. That Principle has returned Sir' R. Wilson. for South ' • wati,• tie Olson Saviour of poor Larelette—alsout to fella raeridee. • • •. ;3 • 111 Widow it has swot law their native nothingness those Hacks 'of Authority, Curtis and ii'kuri: 4 West-. asiuster, follow up the' luccess . bf fbel four lust degyloted'ther -fetters of she timid will come too late rtr.-I***lflvelth Ii !be ; 'deatolessArsepage of oar .Ifrilliant Loader. Jet es elsiala " the' appoienesat of our own Ouardians in 4 Hoese4eierintifOd freely choir*" by the W MAE PEOPLE Elf sir YEA R e , Ved *esbilllitiaillspose of this tied, dbessqls 1111 , 111!0•9fte • *Wee; • •4 Bat shall all the weight . fall upon Otte Petstdtl Halt that gesieriser Heart that bled to - ' Assisted 14-(faie , tionstsed 1 Thousand Ponds for riSeat for illiddleora; agitator fie /tepee-. diture et a Return ter Wiseitesiester Oust :Thar. jatleed. 'were shame Welt Subscriptioua continue - 1i be reeetveth MOwilreeks. lle, %%trend ; Mt. Rokinsein;Kiltan-street; Soho; &wand . 1.6.1‘.. ney. Esq. I& Eittileips.ous4 a Mr. Kir% 11, Charinperows at the Brr , of she Coo gru.ned ~Mg!inr TaTera, iltraad t sad' it the Piazza Cnfee.h.ime, C ove nt ga rd e n. Jeer the 96th 1108. < * - • . • CATON'S WORK'. Tow day sr .0. putili.oed„ A New Edition, pri,e ss. illmtrated with Cases. 1. PR4CTICAL 'FILEATISE on the PIiEVEN: tl 'PION and t E of the YEN ER KAL .I)ISEASK in both Sears, and its emeemtences: in which a mild aid suc cessful mode of treatment is pointed ant, inclodin ...•• Oh...ei maims on Strictuies Cutaneous Eroptiona, Imaginary VI-cereal Dis eases, &c Intended as a Conde agaiiist the dangerous erects of this tearful malady. • By T. U. CATON, Sarseoa. 10, Stauhooe-erect, New mode-street, Strad t nod late of the . Mika H..spitals of St. Thomas and Guy. 4. A TR EATISE on 1. DIGESTION s bring na Emnirt into the Diseases Hripiug add connected wien'th.• Inactions of the Stomach; dIIh Remarks no the Lever. mid its antlaruce as . the Gastric System. To which are prilsed. some gro•nri Ob servaeions Vn 40'11011111 , M and-Cul:memo Dise,ses, pike S. 3. A poeul,‘R. TitE.ATISE ihe Pr.EVENTION emit CURE of the different STAGF,S of AtcrliM A mad W PeTF.R. COUGH, with slew said surcessfeel lostiortinns for the Pre venison and Trcatineat of Asthmatic Fits. Fourth 'Wiliam. price 14. 4. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS me site DEBILt- TI ES. mineral nod acquired, of the GENERATI VE OH ,A NS of both SEXES, including the Theory of Genreation, prim aid. 5. A PRACTICAL TREATISK nn FEMALE DIS EASES, including Ouse rvatiansila Parturttion, Lactation, and the Disorders incident to theme important changes, price Se. 6d. Printed far Sherwood and Co. Poteruoster-row I and K. Neely, 78. Lombard-street. 141014111Piiii.EGTIOlf. • ' Slit BAsll-141040MILLY. • TUE present ST,ATU of Abe POLL demands tile warmest ackaowledgmeias on the part of Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY's COMM,litt:C. They are nut ig that i deayssin have been ifnievallttngly exerted to crettle• an imprei -61011 of some sort of Cattlitina with another Cnodidate, also has the etclosive stspport of the Government. While Sir Murray blaswell was risieg high 'open the Poll, the Committee citir sot hesitate to disavow any alliance with that Gentleman by name, end in every shape that amid meet the public eye; bad, they not so dose then, they. would rather take their clienie`isf iir calumny's refuting Itself by its own absurdity, than dip"( lean 'II cow that Sir M. MaxwerslPoll is rapidly declining; bu' jostidcatioo of their sea himmitaad comisteacy. they perrsop tortlytirepeat the deeis;l in the teeth of soy assertion or helve': *lion from any quarter whnterer. To preserve the freedom of tlection in this from any sort of dictation at one of the primary objects of thtiv came, and red:Linty thtt object sould be ill answered by glmowieg bark the Represetitaina of Webs: slater into the handset the Treasury. It remains only firintreat the Elecir.rit tart to rebut in their exertions hitherto IG-tarctorsifoll It scents prabllsle, that ,the Ororte of this slay awl. wilibring the ',true& to o cooclution, no mar, therefore, is to be —toppeur eithou delay at the Noll, aid sir Shinuelßoihilly %ill be one of ihr jtepreseatatives tot Vestmioster. - • • ' • JOIIN• MACKAY, Chairman. • Committee Route, 42, King-street, Covens-garden. Jiine 26. • STATE OP TDB POLL CICHTH DAY. • Sir Sailed Homily. 305 I Sir M. ' ' - Sir Francis Rardett S:til; I Iltnry Hunt, PACCENT SCALES are made of various fermi, • fashion, site, and strength; have many yenta . been used with perfect success to weigh dour. coca, seeds, Ike. and are sum a iih equal advantage adapted to every brai.ch of trade and commerce. The. are made suitable to be used upon the • counter, or• in the Warehouse. the mill, or the gravy., the wharf. or the vessel. and are highly metal and valuable in all public establishments and private families; they are al•o made of sufficient accuracy to weigh gold. or the finest ambler., tor o. strength had capacity in weigh the heaviest eni,ds sam with ease, safety, and expedition, as to place them beyond all cow* petition. They are universally admired far simplicity, chine '",' meaner, and stated workmanship, and avproach ns near to perfeetiem, ond stand as high in utility as the most perfect invon ti, n of the present age. Made ann sold by the inventor and Patentee; G. Sferthotsr, Denmark-street. St. Giles's, London, where all order ill•he duly executed, and sent securely packed to any part of the. world for ready money. 0 COON isEltidrtheTaaay attempts tiett are daily in ode to impose is the unwary a 'perinea composition itatead .if the GEN GIN BLACKING, pre pared by DAT and MARTIN. they have adopted a new Label, in which their address, 97. High Holborn. is - wa eras- Tit -wanly placed iu the centre, that they trust an attention to tins, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter press, wilt tow& Purchasers at note to detect the inip , ishlan. The. Real JAPAN BLACKING, made sad ...Id Wholesale by D Y nod MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and retailed by toe principal Grocers, Druggists. Bookseller*, Ironne.ncerv, Perfumers. Bunt-maker*, Ike. lathe United Kingdom, In Bat hes s' and Is. fal. each ITlti•Sepeedily aad p•rfectly cured, without any Stirgien operation.-Mr. DUFOUR. Sitigeon to tlie , mina' D hammer y for the Cure et St rict ures,and pole Ps "prie sit of Duran Medicated Hoagies, 'waving, durkg a coarse of ,upwards of t. 5 years of extensive practice. In eases of Stric ture, observed numberless distressing instances of Rupture, has ardently applied himself to discover te reined* for ill prevalent a malady, and w Mich he has happily accomplished,Seing atilt, safe, radical, and effectual. occasioning so pain or inernivenieuce or in any way restraining the ordinary habits of, the patient; and also very shortly entirely preclude the necessity of the Übe of any truss or bandage whatever. • • Applications to be made at Jo. 49, Berner's-street, Oxfomi. street. where t...• most saiis.factory references of mires can be given.-Hours of Atendance from Ten till Four, and from Serve° till Nine in the evening. - - - DINNER OF THE kRIENDS OF. SIIC SAMUEL ROMILLY. rr HE'FRIENDS of Sir SAMUEL 11.0 MILLY -AL pap* l4 QINE togeshor, it the Cr..wo and Author Tantoj *gibe stead, sat MONDitir NEXT. JAMES MACDONALD, b1:41. M. P., in the Chair. Dinner to be an the Table at Half-past Fite o'Clock Takeo, pice lira to be at the Cornarittee-Rowel, 42, lgieg-streer, Covest-gar!ler, and at the Bar of the Tavern, tustil Ten o'Clock no Monday Morning nest; after ',Arch onne 1011 be delivered, that the precis number may tte ascertained ; ODD no Geeleembe will be &distilled without a Ticket. Coassitter-Rwanne.42. Biagrsirteir June of the COUNTY of RUTLAND. 'folk FREKHOLDI. I A LLOW me 16 express my sincere • cknowledg. A menu for the 'fluttering manner ; in which boa have again returned me one of your Represeutatives in Parliament. Be moored I shall attend flutedy to she duties of that important trust, both as is affects the General Welfare of the Empire and the Local Interest's of the County of Rutland,. • With sentiments of the highest respect and gratitude, I remain. Gemila IlleD. Your faithful Fend and servant, • • • 131LEERT HBATHCOTE. Monsanto§ Park, June 24. • - - - - N'IRDICAL BOARD, Cirri' Charlotte-al teet, Btichfriars'-road, and W444000E-street, adixoltdrig New "Botiokdreet. —Since the Medlaskroard bas ham es:ablish ed a t Charloite-hoe, Chao owe -sweet, appov.ite the Rev. Rowland Hill's C hapel, and Woodstock-street, 'adjoining New 8,.,,d-street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Pfit'enta •of boob sexes have been restored to perfect health, mans: of whom bad lingered for years under the emit painful and tolusinaie emes, were pronounced incurable by respectable practitioner', and several discharged from Hotpluds.—Socto is the etfeet re. unclog from combiued talents i I—Mean. COOPER sad Co., of Medical and Surgical celebrity, after forty yeah experience ' Is this Artronolts, are consulted daily at both novala Oa ail Ashes of Sysin lie. thc. often improperly treated), moil aloe at and oar poor have advice (groitir) on Tuesday. Thursday, ilalgiStn day mornings, until Twelve o'Clock. $3 Patients disttace, deacrilling their case, Immediately weeded tn.-- AI lemon to lip directed to CharlatteAcame, Elatkfrittes road, it one are whored which do slot cumin a Iwasaki% foe. . . To the GENTRY CL OUNTERGY of . nod FREEHOLDERS of the CY RUTLAND Geier strsts, • YOUR , indulgence showp to ins on Tuesday last, whether present or absent, is a proof of the Valise or Constant and Pore English [Ayell7. loses eorttially, GERARD NOEL. lase 35, 3828. - s• t ~~t _ ~r 4" • • I To t h e 'TLKNIEN, CLERGY, and FREYHOLIThitS 110 f the COUNTY of NORFOLK.. GENTLEIMM, AGLOW me to eipress my grateful thanks for tile bonouryos have this day ensferred on me, and to repeat my nature:tees that I thaWnissays endeavour s sicietly to dis charge those duties. ton:trots IBS Country ~nd sitt.'Cortstituents, enjoinrd by political independence ar d principle. To have been again di.tinguisked b,. those Suffrages. w hich it has ever been l eay proudert hoard to Amin, iv'ttatifylng to every feeling of Vali hearts aadil Oust 1 shall centime to prove, by the mob( hiltillitehbit attention to your istierests, swy Warm woe of Vie coo- Naga yon have repased in me, and the devoted attachment ; 111111Which . 1 have thebitnour so bei. • • • Cientlemen, . • • .Your very faithful Serrytt, i 4Cuentiels r Julto23,,;lBle. THOS. Wht 'COK E . • Ifs the GENTLEIIIEN, .CLERGY., and ,Fit , E.F. • of the COUNTY of NVIIITH4iIPTION. 6SNILEIIIBiIt. • . . PERMIT me tip return you my warmest thetas for the very kind apd gratifying manner in which you re 'mired 1110.115 animating iu behalf of Lord Althorp on the Elec .*a this day. The unanimity and cordiality with which you have been itlen.ed again to isite-t bins with the itapisrtunt trost of re- Ottawas join in Pialioment,cannot MR to add to his gratitude and ibblitchalhat to you. tend to ercourage him is it condos/nice • 4111160411tetious in she pert°, mane of his Parliaments's duties. wbl,b . will be she brat return he Call make to you for the high dissitietion yon hove conferred .'n him. i have the Ammer to be. tientlernen, Your obliged nod obedient humble Servant, ton, June 25, 1818. I)UNCANNON. Kari ham 1 LDEItS . . To the GENTLEMEN. CLERiIY. and FR L L OLDERS of Ike COUNTY of LEICESTER. 114AVING been put in nomination as a fit person to represent the County of Leicester, and with a very ',decisive exprus.ion of public opinion in my &vont, I have •ttotight it my duty to offer myself for your Suffrages. It c4n. itot bat he highly gratifying to me to he selected for the high bpipter, by a body of Electors who ncipe4r to have considered * commeecifti knoitieffge, wand constitutional principles, into. r itty; dad hilepetldeber, as the qualities they were anxious to Main -a 'lltepresesidlittye—how far they hove made a right *realms stAtetgaitto sot you *sludge. 1 hare hero too long lo krublic life to mike nny profo,sious on say part necessary. You ...e •erii my conduct in the House of Common, for eighteen • fete; and as a I.ri vale bot:vidual I have always been amongst .son—alcit as I have been, such I trust y,a will always find me. From,the teal and spirit which have already manifested them selves in ill f a vour, and the great seeress 1 have met with in sof Canyoss. I think it my duty to afford you an opportunity of expressing yonesentiments. Highly respecting the Represen tative part' of our Constitution. it appears to me essential iss she full and free exercise of the rights of Electors, that those who are culled forth by large bodies of Conssitueutt sbiuld be ready to meet their wishes when no insuperable impediments pretent tbemselves—and upon this principle I ofer myself. Relying no the cantiosaoce of your spontaneous esertions, have the honour to he. with great respect, Gentlemen, your faithful nut .rhedient Servant, THOMAS BA R INGTOR. brieester, State 23. 1818. To the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of GREAT GRIMSBY. Gweriewnw, APPEALED to you with iii Conviction that you -a- would at length compleSeliossert your rights, and 1 did not appeal • in vim& I found you depressed by the fre4ment failure of Wee,* your behalf similar Id mine, and try the retrograde madam Ist your commerce and prosperity. 1 lenve you animated by al just impression, that all which appeared irretrievably lost, 16 1 already redeemed. I Constituted by your independent Suffrages one of your Res . „ Presentative' in the 1-010010ns s Milne of Parliament, an eleva tion to which no individual, standing alone, ever yet attained, when oppostd to the influence which supported the other Can didates, I may boldly pronounce, that fur toil a new era has commenced, and that if, under alt the signal disadvantages which, on this occasion, compired niftiest uh ample seeress bat crowned our exertions. your due repondersoce, as all its consequences are secured fur ever. By endeavouriai to represent the Independent Spirit which rends me to Parliament.—by a conseientious performance of any duties there, and as unwearied attention to the interein which yonisve committed to my cbarge, 1 propose to_ justify your Present choice, and acquire &confident* of your future support. /fleeted and gratified beyond expression, by the voriatustes thasonies of yore personal kindness which I have constantly tetrad, as Well at by' the trust reposed fa site, I have the homier( to be,. Gentlemen. Your grutefully attached Friend. And most devoted Servant. Grigsby, Jame 503,11118. TENS YAWN. • • i BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. , THE FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSAKY MEET. ING of Ibis SOCIETY,•wiII be held at Free...songs! I M I A, sin •1 Muslim, the Sd of July nest, ts hen, the joist Pad trans Of this Institution, their ftrsval Highnesses the Dykes nr K toNT and SUSSEX. are expected to !import tbe President, nig Grace the peke .4 BEDFORD. The Chair will be taken at Twelve n'Clork precisely. sr E. SCHWABE. Foreign Secretary. Tirkets of tulaskios max be lord lOU anplie.stitin to William Allen. Esq. Treasures, Vongh-court, Lusabarditorett; Rec. Ss knabe, J reign Secretary. Little Altr.mreer ; sae Mem. ers the Ciarmitsee g %Ir. Id,llar, 11, Queen-weet,Blossai bury I and Mr. Piektott. British Free - Sehonl, 111)40k b-road. . - rriHE very imperior . and. elegant • STOCK of Me•srs. WELLS' and PYN E. S 7, .FliPt-strert, is now SELLING OFFlltir.haid Welt• retiring frAn Orr tenor.--lt consists saf the most sepersor Imitation India Shat.l4, ludic and British Muslim. French Camhririi, Table Ltoces, Shretistr, Printed Cambric's, Risher, roofs Fan•s.Ritinbarides, %/refaces, Psplisis and various sober Gnarls, which air pArtirslarly Ir comnies:ded to the attention of the Nubility. Ge 0 604.0110 rabier. SUNDAY PAPER:—The SUNDAY ADt TISER, published at No. 127, Fleet-street, is Mena mended to the Public, as being a faithful word of all interest ing trai tacit ita. It remains 11 columns of letter-press, closely prioted, hind is published in quarto, for the convenience of hav ing it bound in a handsome volume half yearly. It is therefore deemed nrcessnry to apprise the Patiliti.that the domestic events of the ensuing half )ear promise to be of peculiar ion pdrtonee, and therefore immediate orders should be given to she respectable Newspospei Veoders for the ' , untlay Adver ti ,er and Weeki) Register,' which it cuuducted on fair, candid litseisl, and independent principles 'A NEW PArENr HIT. Ar ONLY EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS. IMPORTANT. SAYING. FRANKS and TAYLOR boo to offor to the Public a SILK !lA' on HEAVER BODY, cuintiliiing equlsite a Hot ought to pekes'. It is superior in tip. pearince to the finest and mast espetaive Beaver, isectroillv light. and will out-wear two ..f them, and is of a better *nape, which it rehiiiis to the liwt. It will never elionge it; colour in anv c limate, which is she most be/Wilful Black, if woes for years ; will never spot by rani, nor will any wentber injure diem, siee brim Water-proof 4 and will repair several times, al n trilling eiptict, and evety time appear equal to yew 4 the are decidedly tome, int to any Hats ever offered tit Puhlii entice, the attainment of which has been attended with glens expellee, labour, nail personal attention. , FRANKS rind TAYLOR, Manufacturer', corner of Reti res., street, Harhltals, London. ••• Nevelt:oils. Deniers, and the Trude. who Wish for tw ll:ti.,wiit find it to their ',drainage Iss applying as atone. . B e particular as to the Ailtfres4, na F. trod T. are oat la Any *dr concerned with a Itetsul Haase in Beech-street —agate , frueltc. Nu unpaid letters receivrtl. - THF. long-establiilbed reputation of Messrs. CURR k and Dais!: combined with their web-known esperietrre and oiceess in the treatment pod care of a Mu reign• int complaitit.. entitles therm to . supetioi Aide's and a decided preference over all other pmetitioriers. Messes: Currie arid Co. as regular Surgeons, and Members of tar *Civil Colleges of Lon don and t..ditiburgh, present to the Public she result of thirty years succes-fol pet.etice . in the Metrnpolis, where their treat ment owl core of Venereal Complaints. Nervous Debility, Vasculhr Relaitatlno, and Atonv of the Organs. Strictints of the Urethra, &c. &c. has proved unifotrals triumphant. In slight 0141 recent tOrll of ihfertion, a perfect Cum is crimples. ed in the short perioduf two days I mad its those cases of a more complicated nature, 'there other Practitioners Lase failed of aticexss, a proper perseverattee in their plea of treatment bi sores to the Patient a salad and petfect re-establisboteat. lo Nervous Debility. whether produced gay convivial camases, by toe immoderate enjoyment of missal *ensues, by sedesuary and over studious habits, or by any other came, the Medicines they prescribe wilt produce the bap lest effects, in insproviag eve, s faculty both of body and mind. Several Noblemen mod Geotletiou or the Ilr,t respecisibility, have been under the cure of Messrs. Carrie and Co. for the removal of Complaints of the Urethra, Stricture.. &c. sad baying received a radical and pennasteni ewe, request that reference may be amide to (hen., as wili.facioty evidences of die decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan' of treatment I many of these Gentlemen have hod Striciores front ten to tweet, years, and had been un der the c.ite of Messrs.. Home, Heaviside, and other Sorrento of equal emineace. who attempted the cure be the npplicatina of the Lunar Caustic, without WM.. Maass. Carneaod Co. may he cutsulted by either seg. with she greatest delicacy, sever), and bonnier, aftheir house. No- 107, Halloo-Orden. — Patients in the tottery aft ' requested to state the pant culars of their eases. age, od general habit of living. &e. en closing a remittance fur advice mud medicines, when the same wRI . begiveu or sat to their part of the kingdom. To inure that secrecy .so essehtitsl to oar oridertakivg. the postage of letten may be added to the• account for atedicioes,-107, Hats toti-gardelf. • ti I I • WWI +I ERA L tAiratOri. - IYI INNTRte . V.LICTION. • Oftsfeet for the REPRESENTA 'VON isfllte CITY of WESTII/NST being l erdi* of a'petilie nature, drili`rielsds tied Sustpectert of Sir MURRAY MAXWALL have determined to cuter Mtn a Subseriptimi far defraying the ternary rT pellets of the Election, and Notice is hereby given, thou Sobseciption: will he received at Mears. Howes, Fleet-streets Nest,. Birth aid CO. Brand-street ; Meters. Berries sad G., St.Jamees-street t and bir J. Perriug sod Co., Groben. The Ladies having already taken a decided lead in the Sib teriptiea, it is earnestly baited that she same liberality will «satinet to be strewn by those kande Friends to the Corse if Sir Murray Maxwell, 'viler may at base bees apprised of the euertinas of their f.iir 0 matey-Meshes. . To the GENTL8111101: — C - 1 1 .1 1 .RGY, and Fit REHOLHENS . • if the COUNTY of MIDDLESEIk.' : Gitirri.tateit, TIM boneer'yee hare eastern'!" epee as this: Sir% E-ELP.CTI NO me rise of yew RE PEE- I SittiltATIVES i• • PARLIAMENT, deemeds my wartime tbaski; by a strietassetitina se my deities in ibis bigli Sild6lloll, I hope t shall retitle' myself worlby of this additions' mark of your eualideste. 1 have the tumour to be, Geuttemee, Your faithful and obliged Servant, • • WILLIAM MELLISH. • Bash.hill Park, Middleses, June 16. Toth.: GENTLEM CLERGY , and FREEHOLDERS GENERAL ELECTION TNDF.PEN DENT 'FREEHOLDERS I VIRIFTNDS of Sir ROBERT HERON, be steady, set the arts of Mr. Chaplin's Agents nt defiance. Tree Thousand Freeholders are now ready to Vote-forl4ir Itallert Henri, and othen continually *airline, the ad brevets of Mr. Chaplin are trader the necessity of hiring La- Meer, aid Servants to make et show. Luse oo time, bet prose tiN the promptitode of tour proceed ings. the determination and istilepeudeure with which yaw sap port the Came you have se openly erptaued. Lincoln, Jeer 2?, iAItL• TIRE APOLI.ONIcOII, a Grand litaticol En. trumeot: iovesited'and dianabsetursd by Megsrs. Filth t and Robson, Organ Milder!, ander the immediate pa. Kimono of los Royal Hight*: the PrMee Regent, is et hibitinc. by its superi..r tneehanicil power, at their Room. No. lel. St. Mariites.lnar, daily, fro* twelve o'clock till 5. timpani no every Wednesday and SatardaT, oa rrikb days Mr.•PURICIS. Professrw of Music ' peeks..., ollt the frotalhe boors of two to four. Selections from the urks'of the differem entrant( Composers ; am , nn every Thar.dav osteolog. dwriog the Season. the tall marmot p.wers-of the In.troment tire r‘;:ibiiell by, avid wider the di rection 4. Mr. THOMAS ADAMS, Profewier of Music, who, (assisted by See otlter Performers, ce ers, ontionolly at she sante time) will 'play Sardines from the finest Works of - the most Menai ancient sod modem Compilers. A List of the Performances may be had, a day or two pre view, no application at the Romas.—Adraitionee daily is. Ow Therviny Evenings the Ritmo are opetted at half-pest 'seven o'clock, and the Performance commences at eight.—Ati ibiltance 2s. id. Mentri•. Flight wad Robson also respectfully , beg to acquaint the Nobility and (entry, that they bate an elednot assoromept of Organs of all descriptions, Completed and ready for sale at their Warerooms. HOOSEWILD FURNITURf, AT FIXED - PRICP.S. ROBERTSON and Co., No: aide of Moorlielcis respeei , u Iv inform the Public' that *every article of HOUSI.;HOLD.FURNITUR.E is sold upon the fol lowing The unpleasant sod (request!y delimiting osileittniens to bay are aoolisherl. e The lowest selling Price is fiu;d by a ticket upon every artiele. from which no abatement eon be made. S. To euotontre the Public (and prevent rvery kited of de cepticav). tor o hole or the purchase-money will be returned to the bil l cr. if the nrr.rle i, u•at apprityc.l of. Irr Upon she nhose Simple hat equit*hle plats, Robertson and Co. test their Wises of you ottragetneut, which, should they hr so fortnkvie as to obtain, they pledge their hos, , ur Mel; will endearKur sib deserve. A variety of Bedsteads and Furniture', with Bedding com plete, a'.woys kept fixed np. on Hrd ~ a d Window Curtail*, Chair, Cushion, and Sofa Casco, made up or Cteresi in the most fosnionoble mayor. [IN DAY PAPER:—The SUNDAY A OVER-