The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-06-30 00:00:00

. .. - 7 i - i' Ae. - „.. .. >.- % • • ' .• . ~,,/, - A . . -.. . • . •Y ... • • I 1 lal' . o . , 4.6 % • -4 ' 4 --4 ) , 4)-vitic ' t 4 / t i k. ",„, • ... k . . ;'. nil 41yr . 7. ~ , *, • so • /AI A . • 41 rivid , --• "......,... , 0 , A& • . . 4 , " : ... •• , . l .j . 1 \ ".• ' \ , , --. I I t • A . t FRID.4Y, JUNE- 30, 1809. PRICE 0i J. NO. 1042. NEW AUSTRIAN PIECE. , AQUATIC THEATRE, SADLER'S WELLS. Wittier the Patronage of Ilk Royal Highness the DCKE of CLARENCE. JACKSON'' TRAVPLi IN AFRICA. Just pablished, Dedicated, ey Pero slisics, to his Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES, In one To'star, QstaA., illestra'ed with thirteen Maps and Plates, price two Coolness in Boards, pRAVELS in MAROCCO, SOUTII BAR BAR Y. and arrow. the AI'I.AS MOUNTAINS, per fumed, at diferent Periods, daring a Residence of sixteen Yeats is that Comity. by SAVING OF X11.6.10,C00 INCOME TAX. This Day wets published, Price 4s. sit THE STATEMENT made by GWYLLYM LLOYD WARDLE, Esg. M. P. respecting the Abo lition of 411,013,0J0 IN CO IM E TA v., in a Speech delivered in the House of Commons ea the 19tle of Jane, 1809; toge ther oith the SPEECH of WILLIAM HUStiligON, El. Secretary of the Treasury, and the able RIIPLY of HENRY PARNELL, I. By P. F. MiCALLUM, F.sg. " Unless Corruption be attacked, and attacked strongly too, this Country will fall an easy prey to an inveterate Hue m'."—Mr. Iroinfles opening Spetck retro:Um tke Duke of York. *ILLIAM MOUNT ,111, SSRACKN'S 111.:A1) SNOW-1111.1., LONDON. The best accommotiation 4 for fravellen , --flood Berk, donee Liquors and rimier:lie Charge... The Coaches:, Mail Coacoes, tltc. rei out from the slarit:en's Mend Inn, Snow-hill. YORK an d LEEDS New Post ensebes, set out every warn ing at hair-pint tive o'clock ; a rive at lurk the n e xt dAy at twelve o'clock. The ECLIPSE New Flung Post Coach, that carries Four only, to York. St: b 1 castle. tiunderland, burgh, ky way of Iho raster, Grantham, and Stough/NI, every Mutate); nt halt pait - five o'clock. Unmans/to Cioe.tp Liverpool. by the New Fly log I' o ,l (7mi...hes, to the Angel Inn, lia-vtreet, Liver pont, itail ) .--I,eti.; and Wakefield New Post Cuarit. called the Chanter, ow oat every Aliening at Seveo o'cl.ork. by Hi.:stsaad Co. Leeds. HOST()N, Spalding, Peterborough, StiVon, /LP and Flantio,;don acts . Royal )!all Coach. vo. cot every evealse. Coacher front Bosnia to blalbh:, Louth, Uritaplo. ksfit.thill. 'Merit/Is Witte*tmi, Kant.‘ford, Stowe, and Litch linid Post Codcb„, colW .0e Leper:aim. emery rvossioi.ist five 0 . e 4 1(414. to the Crown Ina, ltzd•cros•-Areet, Liverpool. t Warded r rout:bout. THIS AND EVERY EV ENING THIS WEEK, will be petfoansed a New Local Bagatelle, euiled A PEEP AT THE pANY BE t ot. 8074EY DEFEATED. Prieripal Character% Austrians—Archduke Charles, Mr. Austin; Officers, Messrs. Broadhurst and Isaacs (his lint appearance here). mad Mr. Boulter. French--Bonaparte, Mr. Heat ; General Lasses, Mr. ; Officers Messrs. Ci.oper and iteplieseon. Alkeorical 2 Britannia, Mrs. Wilson; Anstritt, Miss Ma ; Spain, Nliss J. Brown; liberty. Miss Sheen Vic tor*, Mivi Ward ; Loyalty, Mr. Vials. English Sailor, Mr. Rees, who will sing in the Piece Basque Itnads.' Also will be introduced (from Mr. T. Dibdin's Opera. the English Fleet), the favourite Dan .if ' All's Well; by Meal. Bromilimistuull M Ismer, After whieb, a New Omsk mime wilt be performed, Me se* eek, leelorepi9 l =t and Ikeorattims, called JAMES GREY JACKSON, EM. - . Torther with a run Account of the Animals, Plaids, and various other Natund Productions of the Kimodota of Ma- I mer e , mad a n unarm, Statement . , from n of Doewor.osts at the imperial COSIOOF-hOSOE, o f the COMMERCC uf Mo o tnoa.—rn which is added, an islet - ening aad more accu rate degeiptioa than has rter yet been published, of the Si tootioit Ixteat, Inhabitants, and Cow weaea of the Great sogroriarn ofenaral 41frins, Ti M SUCTOO. P - al)lished by J. Macklnek, 92, Royal Exchange; and sold by C. Chapple, Pall Mall. Of whom ma• he had, A New and r‘trnordinary RED KOOK containing the Names and Residence of all the Pensiersers ia England, Scot land, and lreland . Price la. tid. This War* alto errata s§ a MI Armin of she Mira AMIS. SAlr•lllistiettrlrT ”laseseinilire• the Arable piloting oat the dillsreare of Poacteatiohiletwotoe and {'esters Arabs aod a Geographical iiiscidatioa of many parts of Africa hitherto alunsat unbosom. • • - miss ATP:I3 N Arun,- .Zio -1 TMs lap In publleiret. I. awe elegaat Vol. Impair 430. containing 50 Engravings, with Arseziptive Letter-prcss, it rice Si. Or. Boards, • NTERESTING SELECTIONS from ANI MATED NATURE, (including QUADRUPEDS, BIRDS, FISHES, PLANTS, Btc.) with illustrative Sce nery. Drawn and engraved By WILLIAM DANIF.LL, A.R. A. Printed for the Author, Nu.?. i•levelang:trier. ritrrov square; and Loogumu, Hurst, Rees, aul 01 .111 . , Puteruo•- ter-nu*. The AQUATIC HARLEQUIN ; or, Yosnlnio's Foor.s. Principal Characters—Harlequin Mr. Ridgway ; Lae goer Lendenbead, Mr. Hartland ; Characters—Harlequin, Mr. Basher ; Liter, 51r. Haat ; Sharp Shooters and hlurrice Dancers, Mew-. Austin, Hastings, Gladip, and Stephenson t and Clown. Mr. Grimaldi s Pantalimt Slits Hammier; Flirtilla g Attendant en Columbine), Miw A. Levert FaAjan Mho J. Brown; Temperance, Miss Sheen ; Omen's Wife, Mr. Bri,tow ; and Colombine, Miss liroWn. Sad by G. aid W. Nicol, Bookselkn to his Majesty, Pall Mall. Rsret and Iliiisrat. Flying Pict Conches, Hiroogla Chip rotepe, ei,!ne, and Marlboioret, every afternoon; airive Nr. lilmy'l, th- Greyhound Inn, IPlaih, and floe Loudon Tavern Thomas-drect, Rridol, twat marking. Cloches to WA., Bridgewater, Teeniest. &c. Usus new light tunc It. cailsd Ate Rork inglann sets nut even stunning tit eight o'clock. tarrie. rotor Mille- and c oo i i.mi t kohly 4. ••%. ..slltl guard throughout. Pit erg thrOtigh Nt•t\ark, Itetfwd. Doitesuarr. and Ferrv- Wedgy to the Gold!nt-lion. Lefts, next day at mom Is'iit with..taading the uncoututom expedition of tiii. Conch, it lk al lotted to be the iroe.t aperside and complete publte - auce on tin• loth limn& beiug uuequrdled in accommodation by tiny other. • K n ix, Lancaster. Preston, Kirby, lArtodale. Bottoit• Charley. OrrnA irk , god Ikri.tang Post Co.icltei, every aftital noon, at four o'clock. Guarded. _ BURDETT'S PLAN OF RBFORM. This Dav was pobliehed, i' Octavo, Price I. riIHE PLAN OF REFORM PROPOSED I UT SIR FRANCIS BIIIt 0 F.TT, correctly rerwted In TWO SPEECHES delivered in Parliament, recommesed lug an INQUIRY INTO THE STATE OF THE RE PRESENTATION; to which are added Mr. Perecvars objection to the Motion, and a List of the Minority who voted for ft. The 124 Kane will exhibit ILLUMINATED FOUN TA INi 6f REAL WATER. A few Proofs (only 10) are tike of on Nil* Paper, price 111. 12i. Board!, - The Entertaisments to conclude with a new Grand Aqua tic Melo-Dramatic Romance, with new Music Scenery, Drava, and Decorations, calle d The WILD MAN ; or WATER PAGE lIfT• Principal Characters--Prince of thr Island, Mr. Hartland; Mule, (3 Mow), Mr. Ridgway; 'Rem (a RoMan). Mr. ryne ; Atschno (a Peasant), Mr. Broadhurst; Alisammab (a ?Wire), Mr. Haat g Son of the Pritiee, Miss Jettison; yl in Qiiisole Mr. Conway ; Sancho Panca, Mr. Rees ; Wild man, M r. Grimaldi ; Princess. Miss Jellett ; and Be rl= (AhileY% Ward), Mrs. C. Dibdin. - -- • -- TR :IVELS IN THE 'SOUTH OF FRANCE. This Day trasintblished. la one eleittat Volume, Qunrin. Price XI sr• TitAVEL. *T in thst .soirrif of NCg, rid in the IN PERMR if the PROVINCES of PROV ENCE, NOV ED . Or. awl the I.IMOSIN. by a routenever before perfiwaterl; being along the Hanks of the Lnireethe Isere.:ofd the Ciamnae, through the veneer part of their reflective cuursef. . Male, by Perniesiun Of the French C;overnoseet, lathe bummer of the. Years it4ol and lone, • • Ity Lietti mint-0,14nel PINKNAT. • Published by T. Portray and Sou, Nu. 1. Palettiester rew. •. • POtithed lty Order of the Committee who coadacted the late West*Wet Mathis. !'rioted for BONE sued HONE,.opposite Somerset Flow, Strand. THE ONLY GENUINE PORTRAIT OF MRS. CLARKE. Price 10s. 6d. In colours-ss. plain. Newt Wcek wiU be publicised, by T. Gillet, 7, Crown -court, Fleet-street, nod may be had of every Book and Priut Seller throughout the Kingdom, AN ANIMATED PORTRAIT OF MRS. MARY-ANNE CLARKE. engraved from Vie same origiaal Picture as the Portrait for the Memoirs of her own Li IC. .This Portrait being just the size, ,till acne as - on elegant and appropriate Froottspieee to the Atomics of Evidence on a late Inqatrv. Persons desirous of superior Impre:.lion., and Dealt...a who while to supply soy particular town o•• district. ate reques:ed to seed their Names buracdiate,ly to the Publishe:. libesno w, Liingtowns Gretna Green, Arran, Ihearies, amienhill, Thornhill Sanquisar Kiln, Cl1:11fIllt K ing,%sell e and all par, of SesalLstl, Causperktun Coach, Daily. - Lot:TH, Boston Grimsby, Spaidimr, Peter born', Sill ten, and littutingclan Coach, -et' nif every a ftersoon. netterrea, Stnckport, 11itcclestield, Wilmslow, Con gletoti' 1 .4 es/epod ' e Walsall, and Wolverhampton Post Coach _ afternoon. Guarded. ' hoer, Neu castle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed '•with a Guard thmeghowl, set. nut every monsing•at nerdy .i'clock, by way of .Newark, Itetford, Ta&aqter, Uarlingtoo, Nortballertnn, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Pasomgers finding themselves failrued fr.an The kngth .sf the journey. arty rest what time they please, and then proceed on withoot err additional nue. William Clark, Black Swim, Cone% -street, York, rim Coaches to borderland,Searlioningn, 11 . 1:itby, and other places. Linton r. s eaten ` halvah, Wolveshainp:on, Kidderminster. stew!). tate, anti Findley Conch, every evening. CA Portents, and Whitehayrst, Past Coach, goes with row horses and n guard nil the si:ty. Panes through Br.oigh, Appleby, Gretabridge, Itie.onond, ' llorouglibriage, 11 etltreh), Aherford, ihmeaster. nod tirao tliain (tat- uenrcst wty by eighteen Scbi ant esery ?earning, ard rotnts the theirurney with the greatest bidies. f'asseng...e.: detained on ood by bte4int.Ns, or ple.totre, have the peculiar A.lyartn,r of their tents being scan .nd in the next Coach (with six Coachmen). Sentonnbx nu, Stock too, and Yarns new Clutch every asornimr, to the (teorge Im,denderlimd. - _ Gardensmsd Lake of REAL iVATLR, exhibiting 'wrens% Grand Jets D'Eat, and a Ssperb WATER PA GEANT. The whole of the evening's Performance (the Duet of 'All's Well' excepted) written by Mr. C. Dibdin, .Ido. —The New Mosie composed by Mr. Reese, and the Scenery de signed and executed by Mr. Andrews. Doors to be opened at half pat live, to begin nt half past six, p laces hoist till half past seven.--Boxes is. Pit '2l. (-sat iety s. —Mares for the Boxes to he taken at the Wells from Xine to loot. Books of the Suggs to be had at the Theatre. NE.IDDisr.TON4 ' Pocket-110LT( 84 {i f • Lead Pencil Mater 14 the log and Princo.of at tbenrigiunl Manufsictort,.N !. I tk.a., strand.optnsite IN ea . - castle:Wert. begs leave to iv-annul:ad to the Patine Nis genu ine B t.Al' K LKA PEN( 11. F, a nose .aperior'eveellcin e has been for inure than it,t vt•ars universally ackg.titt ; and Pencils for drawing iu colour; (uf a late isneutieu„'l'o 3l.- tirtgttivh his Penci's from count,.rh itc,the snarl. which was for merly tinier Aliet.llrtnn, is saw changed to N. MilLltetivc, and the direction, 1.;`2. itraitti. London, it:roped on. hieh Pencil. An exteaSive avtortareni of Pocket-11 , R ks and Threa d-rte' elegantly inottatvd ingot:l, silver, and plaint a complete ay. tortment Pocket Travelling, IVrtti ,, g, and I ) re,,lngveases t lien ticmca's Pocket Commudel, e.intaining every arlit le for shaving Oki ( 1 . 1 . - vin; t Prtrtanl:. 11rItirg u' and boxes, in saarogany, satin-wood, leather, Ate.; Wirt ring-paper, extra line cut large the. Iritts anti Dutch Seals Wax. and all kinds of gi.tticsurt ; Portable arl Connting-haure Leiter Copy in,' Machines. 'Phase machines, by *lark writing may be experlrtirobly and 'clearty rerpted are hrmtght by N. Mitidlytott to the utmost pc - rfection, and comprised in a malio...,any t.i.re, which funny a complete Jesk t same so %mall, as to he of the grate convenience to those who tqvtrel t others of a 'ac SIM form to arsvrer purposes of a complete secretaire. A large aysortment 0. ltaturs. and all kind, of tine Cutlecv. AND LAST GRAND CITY LOTTERY OF FREEHOLD HOUSES, Discharged at Land - Tax Upwards of XlOO.OlO in CAdial Priers. 20,000 TICKETS. To be Drawn in Guildhall in Emir Days, 5,000 TICKETS EACH DAY. NO FIXED PRIZE. KHERE arc Twenty.tive grand Capital Prizes in this Loiter', consisting of Tiventv-nine excellent FREEHOLD HOUSES, situated in Siiineser•street and Ptekest-wreet. dx. whieis were estimated I. ibis year MS, 'then Bedding Materials were meth cheaper than at prevail, by five eminent Survesors, and proved by thee upon Oath. before a Cammitiee of the House of Commons, to be worth upwards of .4'100,000i but as it is desirable that the Pablic should Isamu the pre•ent iii,rovell Value of the Property, a new survey and h.siimate is unw preparing, which will be publiilied as twin as it can he obtained. Tickets sad Shares are on Sale by Sir JAMES BR ANS. CUmli and CO. No. 37, Curnhill ii, Holborn; 38, Ilav market ; and 269, Strum!: who !mid and shared Thtee of the Grand Capital Prizes in the List City Lottery. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket 4;6 8 0 _ - - - This Day were published, in 1?..in0. Price it. bound, the Sixth Milton, corrected and improved, of IsTorticAL ANn M ISCELLANEOUi QUESTIONS for the ti.e of Young People; with a Selectioe of British and Uen..ral Iliographr•, By RICIIMI.►L MANIiNAL. Printed for Loogiono, fluN, !tee., and Unite, Paternoster • row, London; aril J. Hors', iVaketield. . 1 This Day were published, la 12f1o. embellished with a Map of the Holy Land, Syria, ar. Prier 4s. wt. boards, MENTORLA N LECTURES on SACRED and MORAL SUBJECTS; adapted to the compre hension of Juvenile Readers, To which are added some on gins' Miscellaneous Poems. By ANN MURRY, Author of " Alentoria." nii;rt, P 1 am:4h, Falmouth, Hartman's, IVeyinouth, I)orchtArt Red Soli.bury Bal:oon Coaches, every mottling with a Guard, through ll.rinittte, Azmin,ter. !port, Waodford, :taut Bagshot. I&*rroan, Ware, Hoddesdou, and I.:hesitant Coach, every morning. SIIRCIVS vutty, Wellington. nnd Shin:ill Post Clinch. the P.o)al Coarlotte, every tifterneoo, It sive o'clock. Guarded. Snt t r ;171.1) and Itotitertoim Post Coach, calla)) the Bock. eicry morning. rim CHAO Me, ettey r 4St Coach, With a Cale% gef out every afternoon, nail troches Birmingtmun mkt day sit colon. Passo.by thrru, Fttoon, :tad Solpstorie, to the Sa racen's-Head. Ball-street. Birminginun. Ilk vcoVsgtrus, Ustaidge. Denuaus. and Redhill rrw Past Coach, every aftesuood, by Richard IVatti, and Co. Hutt., Ntsribcave. llowdea, Thum. and Downier Post Coach, every morning at scveu o'clock, to the Bull and Suit tun, M too-gate, !lull. Tort c.vis Au nod Edmonton Cuitch, daily, itt half past ten_,_ half past Iwo, half pat four a nd h.:lf past ....vett o'clock. WAKEFIELD, Poltiftel,liew ipit Catlett, called the Men, Wakefield, to the Stafford A rins.•Wtikefleld. N. B. Heavy Weights a Luggage, Goods, etc. conveyed by the under-mentioned 11aggoos: To Hiss, Beetles, Ilunga.:., Bury, and all parts of Sur folk, every Monday . M A a Lou ROUG it, Newbury. add Reading, every Tuesday. Wont:Erma, !kidders:ouster, Hereford, ( annartheo, Brecktmek, and all parts tai South Pershote, and Wy combe, every Saturday. Cut SCESTER. A hingdon,and Henley, three times a- week. SOUTHA'IeTIrn, Winchester, ltunt..cy, , Lyndhurst, Liao. Mews, Christcherch, Ringo ood, Fordiogbrid g e. WimhOni, Poole, isle of Wight, Jerev, and Gatens.e ) awl ) . Sea 111/111 7 , suwl Ti ickenesam, twice ~- seen. SOLITIIA3IrToK. wean:ter, Alrettur.l, and Altou Coach. every sunning. U Amitotic, Ever-Acton, Southall, Hayes, and Ifillended Cart, twice a-week. . _ ‘IINERAL M.TH. ON 1 NLIS , ANL) IMPHUVLD Pl. \ . NIR. FALEUR Dentist,No. 18, WOBURN 11. PLACE. begs Icavi• Vi :maritime to the Public, that in cousluenee of various ...pm-linen:a, lee is enableJ to se commend .ARTIFIi 111. i LET 11, of a !Mineral Prepara tiaa. sit as to a che rumNlrte tii,faction to taose trim may litre occasion for ;urh ,ub titutes.--.Mr. FALLUR engages to @apply from itta! Tooth to n Is hole Set, without causing pain. or irrit ition, and of an appearance so very natural. as Le deft the utipa ciitical ob.erver, at the same time that Vie Teeth so supplied a ill answer esery purpose of masilea lien, give to the voice its natiind tune and modulation: mid, taeir coo.tripaion i. so incorruptible, that 11r. FALFAIR en gages to replace them free of e %Ku r, should they wear or chane colour.--Mr. Fa 1.1:1; a can alsonlig au Artificial Pa late to a manner peculiar to him.elf, and never before at tempted by tuiy i F. is enabled to give refe rences to mans characters in Town and Caviar., ho have fel t . the beneficial el errs of his mode of Treatment, and who have been equally satisfied with his lair and reasoa.- aisle charge... Vin. 114, IVolotrn-place. R lissoll.smia re. inscribed by Penni4sion to her Royal !Herne% the Prin t-ail LIIIRLOTTE of W LES. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, REES, and ORME, Paternoster-row. H - air ... XI 8 0 Eighth CI ' 3 6 I Quarter i 5 0 Sixteenth 0 11 0 The Price will bkortly advance.—Schemes at large may be hail grad!. This Day were published, handsomely printed oa Rae Paper s with an elegant engraved Viznetie, the Seceud Edition, with considerable Addition.. Price is. boards, of 00F:NIS and TRAN!iLhTIONS from the MINOR Pl)liTS and OTHERS; written chiefly between the Ars of Tcn and Sixteen. EY A LADY. Dedicated, by Penni.don, to her Royal Highness the Princess CH AR LOTTE of WALES. ---" A pilgrim i.i the throng. She sought the %kettle flowers of Poe . sy— Accept the %Treat Sotheby. This Edition includes a Poetical rpistle, supposed to have been written on a recent occa,ioa by Lori I'. to the Hon. Colonel C —ii, and a Tribute to the Slemory of Sir John Moore. " These Poems and Translations are the most extraordi nary efforts of geodes which have come within our obsecva tion."—Eursip. Mag. for March, 1809. " This is really a pbeistaneses in litieratnre."—Briti.h Critic. l'oblished by Loognian. Horst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-row; sold by J. Asperse, Corobill; mod T. Becket, Pall Mall. STATE LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. QWIFT and CO. respectfully inform the ► Public, that Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at all their (Nfices t at the same time they bee leave to recommend to the a tin.tioo or their Frirnds the Scheme of the pretest Lottery. which they toot Mill merit their approbation and support: its order to prevent (lb:appointment, rt is necessary to obwrre, that there Sire only 5.00.1 Numbers in.the Letter s. anti of course no Number higher than 5,06 J; and that the Whole WV, he Drawn b One Day. CAPITAL PKIALS. X 20,000 4 t,f 1 /1 .... £1,003 4 .... of it.000 I &e. elm As there are Four Ticket► of emelt Number. Adseadarees may have the Chance of gaining Eighty Thousand Pounds. A CHALLENGE. W'XI. Mt), IN and Cs. rearectfully neqsaint theft Friends and the Public . that they 111.111 slot be accuuotaltle foe 14i , parcel or illgrte, &c. or tnore lbtat rive Pound§ value, lst, s r datnagerl, tittles* t-nterett at Rich, and paid ferneett&- i.tglv IN the g.tracett'i Ilentl Inn, Snow-hill. I.othitte. AVESSII.S. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, late 1 in his Maiesty . ,i sews is e, challenge the w bole world tie prove a single instance where their Medicine and Ifetheed of Car- :save failed of the desired effect. The practice of mane steers in en. particiefer branch of their profession, has not gescie Jew to one augur - cc:4u% Case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and Cage of % etiercal Complaint-, and that Deraugament of the Ilystein, le hieh is the consequerier of the pernicious and %ratite. Ohl eject , of a habit long and st uultappily pursued by the south of both sexes. In the our it will he found to he the i m c l aiiir aeurec of iVaillilieSs ; the oilier have its ray ages fa- Lilly des elopeil to I hem by a di errs-ing state of debility, which, if lint 'lonely remedied. terminates in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate . ellecte, is hilt- t• onsomptions, Loss of Muscular Power, wed venue- N crsous Complaints, usually eltanerteri/e the ea.iter stages of tins solitary vice. Of per sons languishing under the disorders in to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and Om newer proved unsuccessful in the treatment of a 104 M, laborious, and enucn extended prac tice. In the emit tdiealnefe and complicated cases of Vene real Infection, seri, as Obervictiotes ise the Urethra, Sperm, Eecreseene es. Ilarrl Tuasotirs, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Se minal 1% eakness, (elects, as also Si RicTunr.s. Whether recelm or of 103; duration, Lout which have baffled the skill of kaiser Practitioners, an., by iheir present Improved plen of treatment, effeetually mil permanently evert', with out the pietti•nt surfeling the e xeruciamene pain and alarming hr. morrhas,e which frequent( s follows the application of the lu attar cuustit . 11l the course set trientl , yea.s exclusive practice in this ineeropeili , , - minereee cases lit stertaret have b,sen awl are daily under their inn., the eel el ecedication of which are edected by a safe, certain, and es petlitieats iiiode of practice, superi r ill any other yet adopted. The %esti:Rem, relasa. tinge, and debility proceeding from this complaint, are spee dily removed, and the patient restored to sound and sigureous health. But *here the debility has for years existed, a pro. per perseverance et eseir restorative revenues, after it Serie . . tine has heon destmyeel. is eadispeissably requisite to revive (tie slumberiog sparks of Life, and lu re.aasinate the Curtail- Ltitian. refe.srs. Currie rini ('n. mats he remelted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy,. sad homer, at their hawse, No. 10i, Ileum (iacelen. Patients in the Country are n-quested to state the paellas hers of their case, 14e. and general habit of living, etc. he. /whiting a remittance frr advice and medicines, when tier Same will hegira' or sent toes) paelpf the kiugdom. To clo sure that secrecy so areatial to thelf undertaking, the post age of letters may b' added tu the account for mediciae. Ith June. —leis. Hatton hydro. Thi, Day gra. publi%bed, In fiva a new lidtiion, osnoiderably till:tried and improved, I'. ice 10s. Col. in b.saril9, LATIN PROSODY MADE EASY. By .1. CAREY, LL.D. Private Teacher of the Cla.vics French Language, and Skirt Mud. Belden% other material Improvements in almost every Page. F.diti,on contains a minute account of above fifty diffe rent Species of I'erce—ruriber Notices of Ancient Pi omen elation —tt Di.‘ertation on Ilse Power of the initial S.—Me trical Ley to ilor.tee's Odes—Syoopsis of bis Metres--11 co pious lodes, &c. ittc. " This Work appears to as likely to prove a very ireful publication. Tl•e rules are Fivers in Latin verse, nod after wards explained and elucidated in Lnalish. The author seems to tharoti,rids understand the priocipies of his subje . ei ; and he has treated it fully, aelairately, and ingeniously. Motility Review, April, 1 . 801. flee also British Critic, Der. 1800.— Critical, Dec. lOW. Astijileabin, May, 180!. Printed far LON(il AN, Itußsr, REES, and ORME, Pates nostersrow (l: %%Memnon*/ be had, by the same Author, 1. SrANNINti I..XIF.IteISES FOR YOUNG PRO SODI iN S. Price 4s. board:, 2. AY ALPHA BETIC KFY TO PROPRIA QU£ MAR I 111.78. QU.E US, &c. la 1 vol. llino. Price 2s. tid. bound. This day was published, Ea I Vol. Igato. price Is. hound, and with the Atlas, coo. kis.ting of t) Map., Bs. -CA-A N INTRODUC'FION to MR. PINKER TON'S ABRIDGE: MEN i• of his MODERN 6KO GRA Pll Y for the Use of Si:nols; itrrompauicd wkh Stl ouilior alai... adapted to this Imroiluct ion, and •uited to otber Geognaphkal Works, foraibig a CO Al JUY PIN ILL ATLAS. By JOHN WILLIAMS. Printed for Longman, flur,a, ani Orme, Paternos ter-row and Cada, and Davie:, Strand. •. • The Atlas separate, wire 4r. EA " Mr. Williams has executed his undertaking with _great jodgareor and ahi:ity, a-.d we c-'rdially recommend his Work as tete of the he adapted to it+ ob:,ect of ally that have wow mutter oar iorspectioa."-s..tait. Sm. MIA GOUI,INDE:E4Ti()%, RIIEUSI Ail, FITS OIL 1% ER % ()US C()M PI.A I N TS, Sir. OXLEY'S CONCENTItATED ESSENCE tM J .151 11 C GI hi Gt(II„ iiivented and prepared (ouly )by S ill.' El. LEY, her Majesty's Chemist, at IV n. '27 Haymarket, .Loodon . This valuable Preparation is particularly recominensied by Dr. George Pennon ( Pitysician to his Royal Iligliners ti l e Duke of York). as a most effica cious and useful Medicine, fur Gout, Rheumatism, Indigestion, Nervosa. C plaint‘. The superior extelletsce of this Preparation, and Its unpa ralleled filicacy in 114.10rille one to debilitated Stomachs, is too nrli knoon to require much cu!!!!!! It speedily re mares all-those uni.'• :Pant Symptom, a Inch are tin-alert of a weak Stomach and Hows;li. VIT. indige.stion. Oppremino after kastlur. Flataleacy, Nervous Heail-arle, and Giddiness lu tiouty Ilaisit‘ it is parrticisl and salicurious, by relieving and shortening the di:ration of Pits of the Cout, coulming them Itl the extrciaitio. and mitigating the patois ysf It immediately remove; rill Gouty, Rheumatic. and Spas modic Palm in the Stomach and Bowels, mai i. particularly recussitaended to betaken in Chalybesste, allid at the Suit me phitic Waters, to prevent thi• Stionach being cnilled. In Lumbago, Scritita, or in Caranic lidwausatism. alter'. the pain is generally fixed to eta - lain johns. atiedded with great stillness, numbness. and nft,ierl upon inutii.u, .'images of the a eather, or al right %nen in tie.), Intl Prepara ' sill be found to have a moat admirable elßet what toe pain is vialrit, 'era when a Paralysis, or an almost total loss of motion Its the affected limb moral on, it gives imme diate relief, by restoring activit • , sigonr, mid a due condi lima to the Nerves. Energy ut the part afested. AROMATIC sPlati or VINEGAR (the Origkal luveation of Mr. II YNItY, ars: lirobut by his socces..ive improvoments to the otAltest perf , :etion) Confi ne!. to be prepared wid sold by THOM.IS auti WILLIAM HENRI Chemists, 31anchester. This agiemaile perfumed ! l iquor it composed of highly con eestratei Vinegar, Joined with the most pleasant Aromatics and efficacies. Antiseptics. Its pungent Odour renders it ex treselygratt•ful and ..ilutary in field Ache, Paintings, and in alt Places of Public Resort, (as Theatres, Cuarts ofJ tice. de.) as it counteracts tne bad effects of heated and foul Air. It It also the best Antidote against the Infection of all Contagious diseases. As there are many spurious and inferior imitations, under the same and similar aumes , some of which are ratatiously represented as improvements, the Public are requested tu observe, _ that the names of THOMAS untl WILLIAM HENRY. Manchester, are engraved on each stamp, and moulded in the glass of each bottle. The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR. Price 21. 9d. (Stainp lac-hided) is sold wholesale and retail, by Bay ley an.i Bien, Coekspur-ftreet. (toe only Agents in Londe's authorised by the Proprietors :sere may be had. Sponge Bales of tiold, Silver, Carne ( laa, Cri-tal, he. Als HIAR CALCINEI) MAGNESIA, In bottles at Vs. 611. mod tirger, with glum sappers, at 4,. coat their num brim on the 'dom.. MA CIZIIION Y. - - IC is much to be regretted, but indisput a bly certain, that many person of both sects are deterred from entering into the married state, by infirmities, which dcticaey forbids than to disclose; and there are not a few, who, being already married. are reudered miserable, for want of nuke tender pledges of mutual love, without which. happiness in this state is, at least, very precariou It has brim incetiained I•eynitil doubt, that thew circumstance.. are occasiotwal by a general or partial relaxation or weakness in either *es ; a•ut it is equally certain, that the genitioe Alt011.1T1t• I.Ol.l.:\t;LS STELL are the best, .1 not the only remedy for this specie, of debi lity. Wheat taken iuto the siomaci,, the ) immediately dif. (we themselves, like a ropour. throis A lt every pore, producing erect', at once ilnta7y. and permancia. lir hen the spark of life br;isk 10 grow dist), the tit claw languid, and tile fazullies paralysed, thete tauei.ges are found to give tam to the nerves, exhilat.:te Ole nutioral tpirits. lin ',orate the body, mid 'e-animate the w hole man. iVhen aversion to everei,e, r depravity of apvtite. and p dtii counte nance, indicate approaching conannption. the dciicnte fe male will be preserved, and restored to berth,. and societv, by the benign inflarrce of this medicine. Wh en the &fu elono of imagination, or tin! force of had example, have tempted unguarded youth into the daugerom labyrkths of secret sensuality, deitlitated hk body, or Impuired his an. dentaiding, throe lAmersges Will protect him from liwr. the infirmities of premature old age, and w r e tc h e d disown's, Wiles by lacurions . banquets, eopioin Mafioso, Papttian excesses, and midnight reyels, the sons and dangbters of dissipative have brOught oa thenuelves debility,. ethical:as, imo ect li ty , and a loui train i•inere..us compkims, these Lozeogra will restore h. alth :tad rig ltr to the debilitated frame, and cbeerfalaino and auiiaatttw to the Wad. THE AROMATIC LOZENGE,' OF STEF.I. are pre. pared and Meld by the laventor, Dr. Senate. 3, Ludgate-hill; else, by Appointment, sold at fieen%,:iliti, 0 sfottl—trect. near Elesiii.etseet ; Alien. 76. •thtford-street, opposite the Pautheout Cbeltp, corner of :apt log Garden; it yam.. Sip. neat the Lyceum; (ioldini, 4 4 /. Cornhill; Batton, Royal Etch tnie; Stnab , Litanp...le; Amtiri.l A e, Piecadilly t Ward, MN. !When); and au where the in Low. duo. Price is. per Reis, Duty in laded. At the above plus ea may alto be had, Setkne's Treatise on Famed. Ceitiplals% trice Its. ad. p a Ostia Winch should • .