The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-05-19 00:00:00

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Esq 1 0 0 Ileatluim.Jeremy Esqp 0 0 Long. Lieut.-Gen 20 0 0 Emden, samuel,Esq. 5 0 0 Eartopp,O.Esq.MP 11l 0 0 Gilmore, Allan, Ego, high's. Res. T. S 3 3 0 Portland .Piece....lo 0 0 A Lady 2 0 0 Beaumont. Wm. Esq. Jones, Col. of the (byT.W.Beasniont)2o 6 0 • °nerds S 0 0 Bsrnell.James.llsq. 26 6 U Teraboll. William, Alexasder,Jas Esq. 21 U U Esq • ..... .• 3 0 0 . "IR. SOLOMON'S MEDICINES, the. CORDIAL ifiIIALNI of GILE 41) and the ANTI-INIPETICIINSS. The Cordial is universally resorted to for its extraordinary superiority in all Complaints of the Stomach, Relaxations of the Solids, Nervous Weaknesses, the deleterious effects of hot climates, and particularly the ill consequences of intem perance; and the Anti-Iropetiqineg is a powerful alterative, purifier and sweetener of the bloon, and may he confidently relied on as • safe and certain remedy for the Scurvy, Scro fula, King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and disor viersorising from an impure or Impaired state of the blood nodlymph. Ladies Ind Gentlemen may have their orders completed for the !icor Family Bonils, which contain four for 335. Cantion Is necessary to guard against counterfeits, by t bservlng the words 4 ` Saml, Solomon, Liverpool," engraved • tbestamp affixed to each bottle, without which none are g Noll by Mr. Johnston, Cornhill ; Mr. Sanger. 130, Ot 1 . .. rd-street, I..lndon ; Mrs. Ann Bowen, Norwich; an 1 all Roaksellers, price I Is. each; there•are also Family Bot tles . price 33a. 4 f whom may he had. the latest Edition of SoLonon's Ol.f. IDE TO HEALTH, containing Advice and Instruction toes rry person desirous of preserving the most Invaluable Masi Etna' health, price only 9s. RLIC NOTICE.—ROISERT WA 'MEN, Mark t if Manufacturer, 30, ::TILANi.), begs to tau!ion Ike Poi tiie egainst a spurious composition being sold tinder lis nal* e, by means of imitation labels. These may easily he date) ted by °WWI ring that thorrenuine has ROBERT IV AR 1111‘ Si 4 .rd nu each label.—all others are counterfeit:many of whid are inter.ined, in very small characters a i It a dif ferent a I.lress between the '• No. St.." and the word— " Strami •• ROBIKRT WARRUN MIRO brif% to add, that his sole Ma ofactory is at 30. STRAND ; nor hag he any canoes ion withl hose pretended Warehouses profesaing to he branch estehlis4 tints of his. All persona giving orders fur WAR* Me/ 114 tC11136 are part.i.nlerly requested to take notice that the t eal essaufeeturer taRORIteT WAR RIM SI.I..STRAN D. is sto gly recammeribal to shopkeepers and others who sea gm red by such vile impostors, to return.the trash to the a front whom, it MIMIC as being a punishment salt able to Is ise fabricators of an article an essentially necessary to gis fentionable world. This genuine and surpassingly brilliant Blacking atiods unrivalled for Its peculiar excel lence in keeping the fort perfectly free front damp in wet "Muir. preserving the leather soft and plitble, sad pro dense she most Weems! polish ever beheld. retaining its ISlit Ii 'inlet. ill* ny climate. la sold hy every respretsble tender la to re arm country, iu bullies, at tid. 101 144. and Hid. sack. P; 1 4,4 111 . j". c t . i ....:. . . . . , . . • . 4,..„ . .... • ~4 1 . 4,.. Cj kaik...ate." ../. • . . . . .4. 5. • .. ' el, % I • t. ' 1.1 . ,(ij , K . .‘. • 1 0%, 1 • . , S , ••• ..... A 464-1 4 i . .•, t ,i• , li lll,', . 1 , 4i. . -i „ ~ .• ,k -, .:. • - -,. .-- . ~ ~., _, . , , . . ...... _ a; oinsa.apif atleft -41-E4N144/INCO. ,11011 . 821TURDitY'S •liAg.g4Te• ...mime • • •.., __,. fliiSDlti , do4loo, Mew IS, MN& The ILlng.hau been pleased to direct letters patent to pass lbeeredtiletiottheilialletfiltiagdoet of-Greet artiste and IteleenfesisedeatW-lice 'Rec•Reginad littler, Doctor in role •Ititikwbeforloit of Cotentin, void- by the death Of•Dr.' e dreveribiaer IS iddieton .. • , WAR-oliecg.:RlAT 117 . ifost. 4thilitokilatise,of , Ligbt - Dragobns;.Lieetenaqr ft °beer 13 u r- Ipsv4.•thetivisay, cheivesed,", to .be Captain, without, pus ilheire• Liettenivnt Million Fiteestoriee. from 6th 'Foot; 14esilliareleen, mite michuoges 1 Ensign Charles Hastings, Daigle; from , .the #l7th‘Foret. without percbase, vice Bur promoted.; leitiaterveat High Cochr.ne, from the bth IDerlimeill, elect Roblcoe, E wbo exchanger—to be Lieu ..lll64llloAlocheiloilt *O4l Rob'soh, froM the 4th Light 1100goosisimfee - Cechftoe; , *he estimates ; Cornet the Ho :filiPtreltle 41broarmWeetenrroby porahase, vice Fetgqsson. it e rehrea—to be Lieutenants. ~ -. IPDltiajvhiltlirrederhlt dioia; frimiitie bth Foot; - 00401t22 4. 4644411111000•11.-.4.40* tiapelio—reemwt Sobers =plifalmiSt;4l4•4 l /Illhissie4ogesaiiti Mime; de - tfiteodoemotomorgs **seen, from the fatth Foot; Owe 4oaav, who wadbileket; Cornet William Motet). by poesiboe. rritca-Coeliblerne, promoted in the il l th Light Gra .rbos—to be Ivituatonants. -114 , 11aoluseet of Foot esords=-Llestenist 'colonel Jam ca Deolimimo 'Elphfastorte, from the heif-pay of the 4th Vs ea Wl* Ruvrolmoteto be , Captaibiued Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Obertem D ishwood. who exchanges. .' 114dulteglinent of POW—Brevet Colonbi IVilbrehase T. ,RdwarWs; . from the 171 h Foot, to •be Li e ut,:o o cosel, ale. Machine, mite exchanges; Lieutenant Joseph H. Ains worth; trebetepteia,lvy purchase, vise Rayneferd, who re tires; , Sedge names Wiliam to be Lieutenant, b' Fur ahem-, vies Ainsworth. promoted ; Henry Stanktiese IA elective. Gott. mahout parcheetev vim - O'Neil,- deceased 4 AtesooderDoonid. Gent. by Purchate, vies Wation, pro moted—to berEoeign. . . lath Ditto—Cornet liosiourable George Finch, from the balf.pay of the 9th Light I), goons, to be Kusign,,vicit Jobs Ogle Ono. mho exchanges. 17th Ditto-4.leutervani-Colonel Archibald ) faelaine, from the Pith Foot, to be tieetenant•Colonel. vice Edwards, who exchanges ; Ueoteeaht Pierre Ntepten Nugent; from the 4lltt Foot, tcrbe Lieutenant, vice Graff', Woo exchtinger v tieuteamor James Oliphant Cl.nie to be 'Adjutant, vice demos, who resignethe Adjutancy only. 20111:Dittn—Major Thomas Charles Green, from : the 24th •Wo•t e lo•be Hejor, vice llogg, who exchanges. Sild Oitto—vLiemtertant lion. Charms Grey, from 4he 'laic ise', of the bbd Foot. to be Fire; Lientenant. vice Rall,h Siv•ith, whomxvtharges, receiving the difference. Seth Ditto—Major Joinv.llogg, from the tUttv,toSt. to be •li4ajor, vice Green, mho vercianges. . Ditto—lAretrnant William Sullivan to be Ceptoil, -withostt•porehmets, vice Mitchell, clecea,ed ; Eus'en *trzlitre. Oran', to be Lieutenant, w ithout parehase, Sul:Iva:1; •Vharies Wynne Barrow, Gent. to be Euslgn, without par sehase, ble 'Deane. 31st Ditt , ---4.leutenant-Colonel Robert Brice Feeroc, from uatitia‘hed half-pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, lice , George Guy Certeten Vlltstrange, who etchinges. 44th Regiment of Foot—l.leutenant Aldred D 'Siam Orr',, from the 17th Fo..t, vice Nugent, who exclienees ; • Eusi o ot • William Sargent, without ptirchase, vice Teiaberrow, t. e - ceased, to be Licateasels. 48111 Ditto—Lord Charles James Fox Remell to be tr.. sign, by purchase, vice Tucker, who* appoiutment•liss n't tat. n place: hith . Ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Lynam, from -the 1g..", Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vier Matinvrs, whi 'batistes. 00Th Died—Lieutenant J. It. Peaks% frost the tith Foos, to be . Liebienant, without purchase, vice Barlow, remos to the 119th Foot. 95th Ditto—Lientenant Thomas Harrison, from the .114 Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Fitz Maurice, CIJ xehenges. 07th Ditto—Lieut. Wrtwood Cassidy, without purchase, vice Hall. deceased; Lieut. Thomas James Adair, by Pi -- chase, %ice Hore, to he Captains. Ensign Peter Bra ina.t to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cassidy.; Heat. to he Ensign, Without purchase, vice Dranna ; ; Serjesuit-Major John Johnston, to he Quartermaster, vica Gormley. 00th Lsitto—Captain George William Savage, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to he Captain, vice Grove, who ex ohanges. ltd West India Regiment —Capt. Mitchell John Spirts. from the half-nty of the Royal African Corps, to be.. Captain, without purchase. Cape Corps (Cavalry)—Cornet Wiliam, James St. , Jo:m. from the 13th Light Dragoons. to be Lieutenant by Fr- Owe ; Welter tope Sheppard, Gent. to be Cornet; by lear chese. RutVl:v.—Captain Edward Mnlesworth, of the Cape Corps of Cavalry, to be 111:.jor in the Army. Ganntsoris.—Captsin Foster Isaac! Weeks, on •tite hal pay of the late Glengarry Fencihles, to be Town•Yhjor of 51ontreal, %lee Hares, whn retires upon full-pay. filemon sriDUM-I,ord Frances Leteson Gower, Who ev ehanged from Ist Life Guarda to half-pay I7th Foot, on I Cla February last, receives, only the difcrence betweee4he pay of Cornet and Sula-Lieutenancy of Life Guards anl t:.• fult-psy bran Ensigncv. Commiasion signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Co , !at of Kant—Gerrard Oosselin, Rig. to he Deputy-Lieute.ia..:. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. 111. Glass, Putterne. Wiltshire victualler. BINKRUPTS. J. Thompson end W. Walker. Wntverhampton, Staffar,l shire, drapers, to surrender, Miy 31, Si. sad Jnot•Bri, at Basinihall-sireet. Attorney. Mr. R. Chester, Wept,. Inn. A. Gliddon, King-street, at. Paul, Covent-garden % tobae eonist, May St, sod Jane 3,9 S. at Basiughall-sttect. At torneys, Mr. E. C. Faithful,. Birehin-lane. S. Vivian, Tywardreatt., Cornwall, linen-draper, lrine 3. S. and Sri, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attorneys. M-. J. Terrell. Exeter; and Mr. H.T. Shaw, Ely-place, L0n.10 ,. . G. Buries and J. Gate, Portsmouth, brewers, May 25, and June 2. 2S, at the Dolphin Inn, Gosport. Attorney.. Mr. J. Bogue. Great James-street, BedforZ-row, Londai.; and Mr. J. llual,ins, Gosport. J. Vine, Bristol, cabinet-maker, May SO, 31, and June 2-1„ at the Coinraereial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys. MesNrs. Williams am, White. Lincoln's-inn, London; and Mr. 11. SI. Ambury. Bristol Bridge-parade. T. Lidbetter. ei , mtnwiek, Sussex, eorn-merchan , , May 95, •Al, and June 2S, at the York Hotel, Briihthelmstmv. Attorneys, Nlessrs. Greison and Fonnerenis, Throgmorton-street, London; and Mr. Bellingham, Brigat heliastone. Todd,E. Liverpool, woollen-draper, May IL 'l2. zn 1 June IS, at the George Inn. Liverpool. Attorneys, Mecsr, Adliugton, Gregory, and.Faulkuer, Bed!ord-row, Lon loa ; and Mr. J. Drotoll. Liverpool. tionnersetshire, clothier, -sad June S. 214. at Rasinglialt-street. Attorneys, "Nivid•andt:otteri I. Throemnrton•street. I.o)ndon. O. •Nliddleton, New Tothill-.treat, Westminster. amin, May.2o, 81. and June 99, at Ita•Jerbutl-street, Attorney ‘... Messrs. Day, Lucas, and Parkinson, Argyie•strert, Ilan ,- ser-squalre. Burton-upon4rrent. scrivener. June 9 10, an ,98,#t the Groege. Burton-upon Teent. Attorney, Mr. eu:- .aer,,Mialossebasipinn. .(Visidrad4. C•wtiaeotes, ae. 4o -morrow.) AripJlaa ri [SAS V? ANN, %VALES IN Tn. NAIR stilltP AlAv S. a. A. "ea AS. s. d. Moat 37 V Oats 33 ..... ... so Aeons ... 31 7 ....... •• • •.• - .31 PrAi • •• • Si 3 **vows Prigs of ,Vfopri or AIUWOrAd° SUXIK cep piled from the tteturni fund.. ill the week ending the Ilia day of May, ISIS, is 3k. bp. per eirt. Oprial Ilitiaottiastko to ale lamisuoutirona sumo" tm . is soilt4 o• • : . .Mw New4ll4 •aty :lioNto.• .Atka A/0"W 141 9 ) ;Asd it ro • • 7 .ly ~,i ,1 " l ot vii aC posa, Roma, Lett Jot* ' • . •lifootootty.Vivesottt, . IllisPi-•%••••• t ii.. •••ll a .• 1 44 tic i I TLslftri te te... 95 o p cropipir4 4 ,ll.. susfippe. _ lam (td oottscripl ....14 . "44, Ora , i iM ,gmedi 461 1 ,Dalir Area AO the Ili I ROLE 11119tinItng COmpAr7..,_worce .lL heresy given, that a 'Special ftelienl *stag or Up Proprietors of Top 0! store Vtatal.' Ism b31k414 Loudon Toyer* te-street, owiritnntsoitY. the Rad May. 19a?, at Ooe « limpallirsooa prothielYj the 4parpoos otirgoet hem by AWN. a . Dhattor ar!.• I MOW ar ;Rebore haws dastaissit. ins . Balla la aeltao•Oar Ott Oasita4 okseottlikettioncisablireseisety. Mi1..4144111A14. Soong r!• • Plak 1 ,4 +LA 9 41 •0 4 V tßyt ..40$1!Piebilabed. • GALE'S (Ilk PISMO Akflirdiecifilia of CHEAP ) 4L l 4(firldii.)- - A 400 . 4141 Aigill n[ .a Estee. eye umectioo effkOdfi§. -pettier, and in. emer illgtMegs isteellseaskettAkO.ot ,Peblinher's,Ptine, Ming At t t the SU* a ORR 15145,13 8. SHl l 4lllr4ftlicir BOW' „ Libraries completed, end Orders for the Comity toed strr irti tlen rented ented on tho o nszet lider r i t tl tern; • --- rot v. AI • 4641. RnA.trrwa whit • pfvo sage ir ; • ,or tgr. (the . DolfcAii prukeie oridasietse, Mernally,yel. mialste ' red in Mines olgegtoptd _by WORMS: irderein &rep:lOl3DM, a emerge Statement trf Ste Symptoms of }he (04-thollroertidnereffsmost, usher Yerestfogeselsow tdl e4 genost 7 s o A u ft el tWo e ti a4i s O l f 1 :t ltost lia l;sl i les, i.itiast aotNe • lhee by vailety of 'Clam sewer Wheel its any of the former edition". Sy iddielleldkl Al HAMI t 1 Fy 111.eatme of V•agyal isle Of *Wenn& .I.Ondon ; -Fellow .of the gidon filedlt a ßociety-' Member of de Medical Council M the 'loyal mien 84eisty, de. die. • The Timib aditioa. soesiderehly %eluded and impratred. iLeteden :.Printed for the Amthor. , s old Fleet.strpet ; Sherwikel. end Co. 20, Paternoster. yew ; amiCallow.aed Winors,lo, Pekoes-street, Soho. • 11 n Orem V-7 1 1 1.1 00 4 V 41 4fi. afesilewligkests of Lettere, pad TtigirMiljs from Severe! Infra .lic4Peetible • . Medical bierecters. la favour of the use of the Cowbage, *SW In ap psfObatioa elf de Author's Practice ; among .horn •ere, Dr. Beoccoft. .Dr. De Valencia, Mr. Lettsmu. Dr. Sims. pr. o g oi t e, Dr. !Thornton. Or. Underwood, Dr. Woodville, die. de. cesaseyek or THIS WORE. MOPTOGY Minton.—' Whack is efmaidesed, that .this .vniaehisierorit, upqn.ooe.qt,tbe most inspertnnt Riskjects Shill eon engage the investigation and . pen of the medical prac titioner, beg undergone a ninth edition, it will be admitted, that thepukie has hot beim ittildealiek to 114 antrits- The objeet qf this elsielittle treed* Is, to recommend the um qf Cowhago, or Cciwitell, (the ttolleltos pranks. of lAnneus.) as a powerfal and late vervalfuge. The ingesioes write" .has compressed e greet deatof hishly.veltiable matter into a !mail compass ; and we sttopld not,be dqing one cluty,,weep 'we not strongly to recommendit to the farther notice of As pehlit."—Jarsuary, 0416„froge 41.. • Recut:vac itevsew.--t• Whoever eoutributes to the dim!. action of human misery. is desettedly reckoned moose the :Iteeefielete of ,mankind. The promulgation inside•by the a : ethos'. VAIN efficacy of the Dolichos.Proriemsin ramoviog one of the erhernon, end often Intuit .danserols. diseases, esperially qf infancy end pove4i2. Appeirs to be a well es tehlisked fact. Medicine must have the best of experience. The very respectable attestations of this simple, from medi cal men of the first eminence, stamps eonfirienceoe the Cow ls's', or Cowiteh, in vtruslealar complaints. A ninth edi tion of the pamphlet shows that it has engaged very gene rat etteetim es ledeed it deserves, if this plan be lotted alike edescioes in destroying,all the various kinds of worms Void breed in the heaven body. We very earnestly re cerismend the use of this medicine. so innocent. so easily talsen,,end Apparently so efficacious, and we cordially then* .111 r. Chamberlains for Tasking it thus universally hewn, pod not concealing it as a eostrum."- 7 May, Pate. 1110. u xisium , nip is a small tract, but of sellideqt *porkier* in Apeleey to (ivory' notice. The of an interesting portioa of everyseneration is con cerned in the well understanding and judicious treatment of this disease, so cosmos to childree. We have, besides, lately heard of the fatal effects of a Worm Medicine, too generally and too lodriacriastely glum. Calomel tad other preparations of Mercury, are seneral had recourse to; and such powerful medicines more frequently do harm than good.—ln desrribing the symptoms of worms. Mr. C'. deserves to,be well !attended to. la fact, there is not a sypoptoin, indicative of worms, which may not be egpe deuced by other disorders; and this Ilse writer, with proper eandomr, acknowledges himself. Under this certainty, then, what can we do better, than prescribe tbgt versnifuge me dicine which, if our conjectures are right, will remove the disease? and. if we are not mistaken, will neither aggravate the ill, nor expose the sufferer to new maladies and dangers. Under this view of the ease, we can safely refer the afflicted, or their friends, to the perusal of the work before us, end the antheiteintle course it rims out."—fllsy, 1905, p. 447. 1110Nrnay Fire present edition of this use ful publication contains a more simple description of intes tinal worms, with their symptoms awl their causes, than was ginen in the former impressions. The aethor's high opinion of the efficacy of the Stizolobiurn in the removal of worms, Is confirmed by the tesimonials of various respectable prac tioners. and by several cases which came under his observa tions, or that of his correspondents. end which ere inserted in his book. He appears to he candid and judicious; and it Is lair for him to add. that ha prefers selec ion from the very numerous eases which have been communicated to him, dis playing the great effects derived from Cowhage within the jest twenty years. to any thing like indiscriminate publica tion.'"—Jnor. 1803. p. 220. e s * The Preparations of COWHAGE may be procured at No. 6, Wellington-street, Strand, near Waterloo Bridge. BILIOUS AND LIVER CONIPLAFSTS. As a mild anti e ff ectual remedy fur all those Disorders which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver and biliary organs, namely, Indigestion, loss of Appetite, Head-ache, Heartburn. Fietulencies. Spasms, Costiveness, Affections of the Liver, dc. Ire. DI XON's ANTISILLOUS PILLS have met with more general approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite every reeommends,inn I.of mild operation with successful effect ; and require no re straint or confinement whatever during the use. In tropical climates where the consequences of red-indent and vitiated bile are go prevalent and alarming, they are an invaluable and efficient protection. They are likewise peculiarly cal culated to correct disorders •rising from excesses of the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, and to remove most complaints occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. Sold in Boxes, at tes. sm. ri s . I I s . Ra d v .. by Bufters. Chemists, 4. Cheepside, St. Paul's, 210. Regent Street, (neer the Argyle Roonts,) London ; Waterloo Place. Elia hurgh : Rockville Street. Dublin ; and by the principal Me dicine Venders throughout the Linitedkiagdoin. . - :AIitC O .„.ND MED IRIAN° FORMES. tritam. 44A0KNIumi Mane • ORO Mi. filed mettPi ,aCobisot:ltionateone..not to limaioqoallet in mambo od• .114041 ; ops Oche best Itooroood.Go. Mosso. AM' slow* .14.410a5. toren it. • a aqoari fing l . o4 "te. liftn• ; 46.11n0 Pedal HoopA&OlL•ief 4 6 p. Who the itoppoty foto toili.; .olo:hadtorool. Ores* for Amon gr ohoiol, Masa Ito haninnot John Nrodon!o.4., bef , ionor-olaor. 24.8.. A tnv doshhilkidomoilonoviol MIK Way. comment Iva Coma -Jksc CtItDLCS. •ComatiMariatliepartareol. TreatilrltChanaterti .91A.31ny. .Isl 3. UGH AIM*/ 44 ore. devriPaki tftrAnte 7 Ctiiir aria 1,..7 the Agent fir Comnisoariatf opplies,to figneial for tiretee es oaths. from thit4o,lapesext, eoeh qoantities of Cools god roadies as, nay from ttme to (Ira* rivoloqd. fir swath,/ flaimaikeaidlttottoote istkt siodeimmaltoisott Lloaatiessmodqoloodo, may ettfire ofthe CAM tracts oa cprtildaa at this Vim Wool% thf IWO* * . of :Mg OltrAgur omoLlo frite sespoetiot *MIA ..iiiratiam4lithe M J Meade qf garrosey, ere*" mut Altittrue,..,ore! okitimo Ilic i the:l4744l4ll a i r .gatitiiifek.oic Op 4- 01 ; olg i h. ors or Coolie, otaktiit r . nigh taehoaecloat ps rotoikiMho 3d Acne. '' - , Tenders/or orneplytny ( * Patti'. scaled VP. itilif-014110‘ ' 6 Tentlerinr•Capalles," natal twist o'clock oit ThittYlki, the 3th Jade ; but no proposal. either for Coati or Cent. dies,wilbbe naked, waters mask se. or annexed to, it prifs:•4l partkalar, and the pekes *sorted foe morels et knyth.; sor soaker a ILetter,be soldedstedtosaapropoost jinne,tr• permit of kstown proper/4.4*p** tolooteare 4 6 4looditia the party tehdertostte the 0 1 1 4 4/Perfsfit 1 the mositicistaes. fir the stneterforakupee of theeontrart. ,7`e ;(ere to be made nr.ilse *trend carotins. and.sepet rate Rarric,ks and Masora tis speOliod.in the particulate if CoNtracts. if •tentlers are sent by poet the pottage rout be paid. o3LINTIVii, tie. Pembroke, Werke, Manta, beeeknoek, Isis of Man. tilifolk, Chester, Isle of Wight, tiomeeset, Cornwall, limit, Merry, fornberlaad, :Litho:utter. gossett, Devon, I►fi4ltllimEX. N'ager!ek, I)orsct. __. Norfolk, - Yotll. N North ' Durham, wthunrherland, No, .. Britain. Essex, Northampton, Islandsof Gpernskr,, Gloucester, Nottingham, Jersey, & Alder Mi. - ' XICON()NY ,IN DRESS.,. -CIIARI 4 ES shit MI TAILCIaS nn.l IIItgItCHES AIAKEILS, IS.v, •10. lALEET-STREET, two doors west of Fetter-lone,4n*P•4-1 Ally inform Noblemen ant Gentlemen, they am hue a 'Fashionable Cut and well-made Coat, of the lint 'crevasse (loth, made to measure, from W. Its. 0.1. to N. 3s. Bier or Black Ditto. 21. IN. to 31. 134. fid. Surtout Coat H. IOC! —Ditto, Silk Facings and Velvet (*oiler, 3/. Se. to $l. 191.' —lierseymere or-Cloth Trowsers. 2 is. to 304. Stilt of U. very. eumplete, 41. 4e. **Al. 10s. Box, Chaise, and •Fel ,shionabie Driving Coats; Visiting and Travelling Cloak*. -Shooting Jackets, I.7ornig Gentlemen's Suits nod Gbildreiiis Dresses, elegantly made. C. sod Co. conducting their business on ready money principles. are enabled to offer these articles atthe 'hove how prices. Quality end workmanship not to be excelled by any house at the west end ; each article being made under their immediate inspection. Gentlemen waited opon at their own hensev, by Orenb lag lettees, pest-paid. Observe the number is Itl I, Fmet-st. TWENTY-FIVE per CENT. SAVING in OENTLE. MEN'S CLOTHES —J. ALBEItT, %Sri:6ollre dreper. Tailor and Habit-maker, 47, Fish-street-hill. seven dams from the Monument. most respectfully acquaints the 'Nobility And Gentlemen of Fashion, that he manufactures every description of woollen goods, warranted in point of faehion, qeallty. &c. equal to any h ouse at the west end of the town. He entreats • comparison, which will at ones convince the emstoredulons that at 'rehouse of .characser in the metropolis can they he served npon sneh low teems as Rt 47, Fish-street-bill. The extravagant charge of those who are necessitated to take and give long credit has been the subject of complaint for many years.—J. ALBERT, coo ducting his business upon a ready money principle, is en abled to sell for less money than other houses purchase their goods for. Gentlemen's elegant superfine Saxony wool black or bits, coats, made in the first style, from V. 3s, to 31. 13a.; gentlomen's super. ditto, 3135. to 4Ss. ; doubled milled kvrseymere breeches, from 18e. to eds.; black and bud' kersemeee waisteoets. from Its. to Its. ; fancy waist. coats, new patterns, from 78. to 125.; fashionable trowsers, from IS.. to 305.; ladies' nod gentlemen's hoz coats, with cape?, •dl. 10s. to of. : a suit of plain livery, 41. A large sad fashionable assortment of gentlemen's and boys' clones of every drscription constantly on sale, at J. Albert's, 47, Fish street hill. Army. Navy. India Company's Officers, and Merchants' orders executed with c.eapatch, and a liberal discount for ready money. Boat, rdine, or driving cloaks, and box coats in great var iety.—t/, Fiah-streeWtill. ifY his Majesty's Hopi/ Loiters Patent.--I,EA Pilgltc Salutaria. One small Pill is a Dose ; and the taking . of one box, in a recent ease. will soon convince the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No thing can he better contrived, more We., or moreennvenient than this remedy. fur such as are obliged to go jostroies or to set, as it nerds no confinement or restraint of Diet : and BO years experience (in an extensive prsetice) has proved that it will erect a Cure. when all other .nethods avail no-. thing. For the Scurvy and ,other .ehronical disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40.000 per sons. of both sexes, have been radically cured within the, last eight years. Prepared and soldhy the solicPropriators. T. TAY LOR and Son„tiorgisons.• at thick b 005... No. 0. New Bridge-street. in hoses of only 25. lid. with. duly included. They are also sold by their appointment, with copious dire tioas.at Mr. Hephura's Toymhop, Ills, Ogler/14; fe et ; Mr.:l Disborriegles, 7. Fish-strut Hill, nearly tipposite the. Woo. meet ; at Mr. Baxter's , Erlinbergh ; Mr. Newberry's. Dublin : and -by one person in *very considerable Town la •Orstat Brits& and Jeolaori. !Aid •40 .11,1414 In.pecsous taking the abuse. or other of the Proprietors medicines.. • See the published list, by the Royal College of London. Dom us et plarrns usor. {lnes Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. .00CRATKS, by his Discourse on A 1 suite, so enrap tured his nntlitars with the subject, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to he wedded; and "The Spectator" has affirmed, that the , word " wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name in Wore. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with hap piness on earth. hat disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obli gation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the pasaicns, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable. many of those hapless instances, which white they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also Impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxiirious habits will effeininize the body—a rzsidence in the tropics wildreisx the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently mon promine the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such. then, we address ourselves, offering hope—enertry—nunecuter strength—felicity: nor will our advances appear questionable. sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The tasy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the anspension of those blessings whiled concentrate the nuptial wtsatb—d'or thefeniale habit is often constitutionally. weak—yr t it.esp.be strengthened, and deficient energy im proved into functional power. , In every ease of syphilitic intrusivn, as well as in every relaxation of Cur generative economy. we pledge our ahilily to core •rieenily, and with effect. F.:am-ally solicitons•to. repel the unfeeling empisic from tt.r position so presitteptu.. nosly taken up. we dialer from general prineiptea witbleas hesitation.: . atel:contident. in •row.own honourable integrity. 94 Nlenshera of the College of Sorgeons, we refer its.. stiffer- . nig cominuultvof eittif (especittly those io,terinic into matrimonial lit.) At once to.our holm., where daily attend-. since is given for personal consultation; and letters tram tie country ere i:n nediate:y nsiswered ; toest must contain A rreeitt: ice for Advice and Medicine. which,can be forward ed to any part of the world. however distant, - . . • CRISS-nod Co. Surgenna, Nn. It, Booverir-strert, Fleet.stceet, Landon. ao*J?rimalas iloor.r..und-the CorHer. Just;lwbllsh td (Sinioresth.E.litinit). I.Tne.ilinie or Lire.' .s.f.wpOwsiNnmelfpliir,y,on the, uk...oce vGE l• A 4, n.ldre.cell rveiviivriv to the Fronde Mex.-114y lie ltoui .R l 2l).R4krn , t.iter-rote; ,Pso .1o11; o..Prinees-street, No'ho 474, Fleet-oreet ; Porter. 71, Urillon-street, - thirls-• tin Jmn.t. 117, Troogati., Gla4go'w ; and of 411 'Rookie!. - • I