The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-27 00:00:00

I No. 1170. *.• The Noe Netter is marked [.\ ). COBBETT'S COMPIitTE COLLECTION OF STATE TRIALS : To be completed in Thirty-six Monthly Parts, forming Twelve large Volumes in Royal Oc. tato. , The TWELFTH PART of tne euriiiiec• Tv ota. wil l be published on Saturday, tho First of December. One Part will appear, with the greatest regular ity, oo the first of each succeeding Month. Ttsuse Subscribers who "have 'expresses' their in. tendon of taking the Work in Quarterly Volumes,, arc iespectfolly informed that the Fourth Voluble will be ready for delivery at the same time. In . order to remove all professional doubts, as to how far this new 'and enlarged Edition of the State d Trials may, with safety, be cited as sulks:44lM the Courts, and relied on as of equal authenticity with the former, it is necessary to state, that it is intended to ben literal transcript of the last Eili. l tion, as far as that edition extends ; that where fuller and better reports of any Cases, or of any parts of Cases, arc inserted, the text of the old Edition will nevertheless be retained ; and that the New Matter will be distinguished in a manner not to be mistaken, and be distinctly pointed out in the Table of Contents to each Volume. Of the 185 Trials or Proceedinp of which the lir:t Four Volumes ettetist, eighty-tine Deter before ratne into any Col colon-. The following is a list of the articles contained io the Fourth Volutes:— Ibl. Proceedings In Podia:nem against Jon Sr Lord Frisco, Baron of !dl ow Ic9, Lord Keeper, fur High Treason, A. D. 1640. 13t Proceeding% in Parliameut against Dr. JOsy Costs, a Delioqoest, 1640. [N) 133. Proceedings against Dr. MATTHEW Wilco. Bishop of Ely, on no Impeachment for Higa Crimes and Mbderneasors, 1640. EN .1 154. Proceedings in Parliament evilest Sir FR Oct s W vs- DLDA sa, Km. Secretory of State. for High Crimes and Misdemeanors, 1640. [N.) 153, proceeding , against Sir &LODGE It strLIFF. Knt. on an Impeachment for High Treason. 1640. [N.) 156. Impeachment uf Sir ItteilAlD BOLTON, Km. Lord Chancellor of Ireland; Dr lone IMIANSIALL, Lord Bishop .r Derry; Sir fileitAao Lowenan, Kni. Lord Chief Justice of the Commas Pleas; and Sir Gpoiat ittiret.tror, Km. before the House of Lord- iulrebrold, 1641. 157. Proceedings against Joao UDOIni AN, a Seminnry Priest, cimileained re, High Treason. 1641. [N.) 156. Proceedings against Twtt.r6 HISROPs; flawed., Dr. Julia WILLIAMS Archbishop of York, Or. lll tlAs tiontion Bishop uf Durham, Or. ROBERT WitsGirr Bishop of witeronr awl Litchfield, Dr. instril HALL Bishop of Norwich. • Or. JOHN Owns Bishop of di. Amiph, U . JlOllllll Soto• nea bishop of Osfird, U.. %Vitt's% Plans Rl shop of Bath and Wells. Dir. (jIORGI COX t Bi shop of Hereford. Dr. MATTHEW WREN Bishop of El& De tiosealre Gooost A s Bishop of (;Inti. L.-ester, Dr. Joints Waage& liiMom of Prterho roach. and Dr. Moorsair Owes Itisisop of I.lau datf upon an Accusation of high Treason, 1611. Y. 139. Proceenings, by the King's Command, neon Charefs of High Treason nod other High hlisileinemiiir, agaiust Lord KIJSBOLTON and Fire Meniher ni the House of Commonstpainely, Mr. DEs7. to Hot.tts; Sir ARTHUR +MAIL'. it G , Bart. Mr. JOBS Mr.donn 11A optics, aud 11r. Wit.- t4Ali STRODE, 1641., [N.] 160. Proceedings in Parliament agairat J 4WD, Doke of RICAIM.)II 0,0 a Malignant and an Evil ColliiiellOr to the King, 1641-1. (N:.) 161. Proceedings aphist Sir Enw sou HCR lir RT Km. Pie Klng'i Attorney-General, upon an I utpeacloaent fur High Crimes and hinderamwors 1461. [N.] 7.62. Impeocbineut CO ateC Lord aIGDY. eldest Son of the Earl of Bri.tul, for High Treas.m, 1614. [N.) 163. Impeachment a Oconee Boaeort, Citizen or Loudon, for contriving a Pi.titioa against the Orli• name fur the Militi, A. D. 1642. (N.) 161. impeachment of Sir F.uwaan Otto trio, Kat. for High Crimes mid Misdemeanors, 16111. rm.] 165. Proceedings against Sir Ito ti sae CORN SY. hitt. and Bart. Lord Allyor of London, on 111 linpent of High Cri.nes and NliAenw.inors, 1642. [N.) 166. Articles of larpedchment against Sir Toon As t s %s -triate Recorder of the City of London. for 114.1 Crimes and Misdemeanors. A. D. 11341. [N•] 167. Impeatamesit of HENRY HASTINGS, L'4l: (sPeend lion to the Earl of Huntingdon), Sir RICHARD 11•1.FORIS, Sit JOHN BA Lc, and JOAN PAIL, Esq. fur 110 Crimes and Misdemeanors, 1642 0-2 166. atriprarsoltßOS of JAII Cs Lord gra* rice, for HiAh Treason, A. 0. 1642._[N. ] N Proctedine 4 alpine t the sa e Loans at York ; RAMC- Iy, seances' Eorl of NOILTSI•orrOh. Vyll LLIA Earl of Devoositioz, Hesar Eiul of Doren, Ileisar ofliner Hoer Amu of Chariton, Roamer Lord Rica. CuAR t.re Lord Ohne uf itudiven, Tit o u AS Lard Covrorav, and Aitisten Lord CAPRI., for High Clinics mid M isdevaranors. 1641. [N.] 170. The Trial of Callow! N *TIN 4 %111. Filename, before a Council of War at St. Albans, for coward's sur rendering the City and raole of Ilii-tail, 1611. 171. The Trial of Dr. Wii.trAss L•on, Archbishop of Canterbury. fir High. Treason, 1610-1611. 171. Proreednigs ;gains* Mr. Tourer as. Mr. W t r.t.en. r. CHALLONKR, nod :Others, bel.re a Council Of War, for a Plot agaiust the Parliament, 1641. k i ll .1 173. The rial of Covina Lord MAcliffiliC, at the King's Beach, for tftgle Treawm, he being concerned us the Irish Mosaine, 1615. 174. Proceedior upon &Charge of Breach of the Trait re. Clin them by the Parliament, preferred against io Los and Mr. WHI7SLOCIIII by the Lard Aselle, A. n. 1645. [N.] 171. The Trial of Sir RoIICRT brOfISWOOD. President of the Loliege of Justice In Scotland, arid Seerviary there to King Charlet I. for High Treason. io the Parliament held at St. Ats.lrcor, November, De cember, and January, 1615. 176. The several Informations, Examinsitions, and Confer lions of the W 'reit as, arrai&wd and condemacd at the Seni.ins holden at Chrlinsford, iu tile Comity of Ewes, before the Right lion. Robert Earl of War ts kit, arid serrnit of h.. Mrgesty's Justices of toe Petite, the 2Stii July, A. U. 151.7. [N.I 177. Proceedings against Et.c•rs Itch Nee 101 the Hoes, of common*, sit. D..atlL 111•11.tts, FAR. Si • PIIII.Ir STA rurros. Sir WILLIAtt Lewis, S. CLOTWORTHY, Sit Wit. W tI.LCR, Sir JOUN MAY‘ARD. Knights, Mut i m i saserwrist Mas ser, Mt. GLY Recorder of mo, Waists a Loge, beg. Colonel EOw SOD HARMS'S'. and A is • ?Nov r Nit:netts, Esq. charged by Sir Thomas Pairfax and his Army, to be Delinqocuts, 1647. N. [ a WelchJadge, ) 172. The C.ue of I)A•tailintilgll, Esq. far publishing Seditious Book., and fur passii Sentence of Death on Persons for nut assist log isgairisi the Parham's., 1641. [N.) 179. Two Jteignsesits of th e Lurie amenabled in Parliaraeut ikFaihil Joan Alumni', alias Pornrit. MARY his Wife, lsasiL SHISH, LION ASH Danes'. madJouN MAants, fee forehifx3"' in ic• ai d 1" 114 " lista% a CAPpy•f a pretended Pisrliameo l , 1647. - •.1 • - s i . i r ps•-.. ~,. , . -, ----",.. . . .. :. . > • . ' V aMak •-••• WIWI I ..*ti.. • • ' r '. . 1 , . . • . • i . . • • ‘. 4 .•••.. • tb 1. " 7 &: ... •.. ••• ' '... r :t.tt- . 1:• -• •1 1 : .' ~ . - . ; t 4 ,1 11 19714 . .. 1. g ~ A . ' • .` • ......1)'. ; ttrt '..4 '0 ..: lift , ~.. • ••', ' i .- - -•-• • - •- - • •• .. %.';:e '1 1.. - 4 1:: . • . - ar. : , 1 u • I 'W , .;• "r ' ... -ft :et" -•-- - . . . % 1 . . ..- .2. , • li gt s . "'"%• ti,..;. • -1,, •4: . TM . .1,.. -..); ,:...ii( , . •1 , • ~..._ ....r,,.% • i*Jitp, - n AO 1b411 ) it • -b , ft. )4 s * A 1 1 . 10 .. h.. ( !I i . 4,1,..;„- .........,,,. . . _ ,. ..:.0 • MON . 1).11; NOPEMBER 27, 1809 g Illicit efg. 180. Proceeding upon a Charge of High Treason against Sir Jonsi Gas RE, Kin Ma y or of the City of Lon dim, Tyre aAs Cet.r.ili, Alderman, and one of the Sheriffs of•Lnodini, nal .1 B asses usit.a. Joinir Lannuasi, Tsiorus ADA 1111, Aldermen of don, fur countenancing and abetting Force and Tst• multi azalast the Flnese of Common=, 1617. (N. 181. Proceedings against the Seven Lords; namely, 30•1 4 1 Earl of SerFOLII. Flt 4Ncts. Lord W LLoca Asir. or Parham, Jong Lord Iltnrsnex t Niita.t.tast Lord MAYSI4 RD, TREOSALD, End of LI4COLIf t Gaohi:E Lord Bragatre, and Jo was, Karl of Mtost.rsgtt. up*, an Impenehonent of High Trea son, Lir levying War agaisst the King, Parliament, sad Kingdom, 1617 (N.] 'lB4. The Trial of CIO AR LIS STEItILT, Kinn Of before the High Court of Justice, for High Tree- NO, 1619. 183.` The Trial of itistes, Duke of MAMtrTON, and Earl - of Caseation', before the High Court of Ageism, • far 11.gla Treason, 1644, 181. Proceedings agMost the Earl of 91011.4 wis, the Earl of NORWICW, Lord C %TEL, and Sir JOHN for MO Tromso., 1611. (N.] 186. The Tidal of Litsuteionl-Citliasel Jong LsLavairs, for High Treaion. 1619. • Published Ay HICIIARD.BAGSIIAW,.IIriIge.-itrret, Covent (inrden; and solid also by J. 61' 131), Pall Mall; mad by all the Booksellers and Newsmen in the United Kingdom. SEEDLING FOREST TKERB. REEK and ALLAN harc just rer-ivetl a a Supply of Serf!ling Lards, Scotch and 8 trace Fir, ' Ash, Beech, 'Birch, Oak, Re. from &Misled, it Isi . rti say he well at No. 67. Strand. r Furniture, Piano-forte, F vtures, Rick of liar. Quantity of Duo{, Melo., Fr -tie- , , a I .ree Flower Stage, dtc. 010(1.1riT. KEN r. TO BF. SOLD ayAucTvrg. By Mr. BUR fON, :On ThirsaaTilbr 90th of Noreebee, 1416,5 t Eleten o'clock, be Directional the F./iceman, on th • Prentiato. V MASCAL HOUSE. near gelato, '( 1 11E tgettstitte 110UiEFI01,0 FURNII'UItE B. sad EFFECTS. indu4ing fottr-.ln-t. oiastrigaiir prs•ae, and tither hedweada; with sun tee .n 1 ,wit..n forniftims, f•aiber beds, matirewes, a•A besiosne, /Inutile and •sigle ripest. of drawers, &rasing and pi -r globe:, t tv•s., r curs, a Roe-tweed pi too-ferric, as in law errias a, carpet+, mister and miler stews, kitchen r.11.1 - e, copper, nnl requi-er+ ; ie m hay, parcel at dung. melon fruity., r..pitatllWoer star, and mis cellaneous arc's. To br viewed Wednesday prey iota' so the RON ant Cata logues had un the Premises, and of air. Berton, 62. Coro hen. STATE LOTTERY orricEs. 149, Orford-street, and . 44, Si. James's-.trees. ILIODCI ES, •PA I NE, awl Co. Stock-brokers, AIL mnxt rexpeetfullx acquaint their Friend, ani th.- Pub lic, that the Tickets :tad Sitar-. of the present (irantl Lottery are on Sale at their Offices t and they particulariv hegt to oh serve. that the Scheme contains Forty Capital Prizes, and is on the saute moo excellent plan as th • Wit Lottery, which ave such wilyenal satisfaction , namely, 5030 Number% and 2004001. in Prizes. To be Drawn in one Day, 14th Feb. 1910. COVENT-fiARDEX This Day was published, Price 2s. 6d. embellished with a caricature Frontispiece 1 RE LIFE of JOHN 1 1 1111,1 P KEMBLE, T Esq.— A PROPR I ETOH,InstIAT ADE MANAtIER. ipt COVENT-GA R EN THIS AVM. Inteispersed with Family and Twatrieal Anecdotes. 0, my '• AittAes! P."' Taw rerr-s-(Nesr Printed for J. Johnston, 1011, l'beapslde ; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, amhJones, Paternroter-roo ; E. Wilson, Royal Exchange; and all Bookseners. PATRONISED BY Ili It/iCkla, 313,1111;.5S IRV . F. () NILE. fiesiNeventiomsirnsillrl.,,kte- 1014 of IfttOttiiltal • Public Utility. . JT. RIG(; R'S celebrated MAG • ZOR T A BLET.—The 15.sinr-, whirls iias lwen ve n ed by soair of our. drst-rate Mesh wit* i. o . pravemem in the Arty, will br ad:torte/ th sir woo have pmfessionolly studied evers expi..lie•is far t e mast acute edge) to posse% "asters fir -uperior • i trecedent discovery, forsisarpesnot Razors spoil pritxillle. du. s.or mambo,. simple, efficient, and of moored wefts, c icig the Properties of a Hone. for whlcif it 11.111114b1e and superior subititut..., always acting equally, requiring no oil, or any ether fluid. to give It effect t nko snpersedin:: the it e of an elastic strop, to which 11 is diarnistric..ll% opposite- in • pHaeiple-. sot rrnii•itels operitor. It is not liabfe to want repair. earn in the. m.i.t i nelisiweste climate, is eternity le its swe. km, ing ao soil upon the itasor. a in proinceS a imminent* angular edge, similar to the eflect of a aim leering only in its being inur h finer and more acutely. regslar, thereby ad inkling the position of t!ie Razor, during the itp..r 'tn.,' of havin4 to be laid nearl y dot. or parallel .with the skin. c •a sequently obviating the danger of rutting the face, an accident very room in, arising from toe iaareurate edge produced by the general use of a elsalc strop, which renders it aeressary to elevate the back of the Bator ornately. Tbi- Tablet nisi) ' pr leeves and ei winaes the Bazar's edge mitre mast acute and 'scientific oaten( artists—in fact, by its regular use, it would be .is impossible to pr tea mind edge (or in more familiar terms. with those w much accustomed• to me an el:vitic strop, a blunt one); would 1w inspossibl-, by the appli catina of au elastic Am e. to obtain an acute dat edge ; nor minute's inspection of this invention a ill prove to the most in credulous, beyond the possibility of a doubt, the eye midi nary and desirable effect it produces on • Rogow; and al though al acts in a most d-cisive way upon its edges the ele.f.- Belie surface dues not lweisme in the least ditaiiii•esed ; Otero fore the disagr ethic operation of sprrailing on a new toll ' position is avoide : the simple flll4l undevi tang made of us lag this Tablet, aosures its most sureessful application, wed it will be found particularly desinthie to those who lioye pus convenient access to Cutlers ; It is commodiiiesly por -Mr, its surface is a dense l eve l, an d its external appeataaee parti cularly unique. Sold by J. T. Rive, the Inventorand Mallararitneee, at his warehouses No. 61, Cfte'p•ole , soul Ns. 5!, Park,treets UrdrilfoOr-squaret and by regularly ..ppisiuted setts it every city and town in the Usistal s s in order to protect the Public fro n each 'fa- Islet will h: sold with the Pr Tell:to 's iturr. John Tho mas. Rigge, mid mimbered in re I P ire EYTON, Jaw Partner with J ANTS BRANS. coma, removed to No. Cornhill, near the Nl.susion horse solkit, the Attention of his Friends to the Sclietne of the KEW LOTTERY, which enntnien FORTY CAPI TAL PRIZF.B, with outs 5.000 Number.. and the whole to he drawn in Oue Day. February 14. 1810 It is with much confidence EYTON claims the favour of the Pahl tc, having. in'the last Two Lotteries, divided amongst his Friends 9.. Prizes 0f...4'10.000 1.. Prize of £4.003 I 2 5 OW 3.. Also, the Grand Prize, No. 1,618. entitled to ,C34.i. 3 ; and numerous Tweaty ThosKlasds, Ten Thousands. hr. 14c. in the t. preceding Lotteries, to really a.' incredible A mw. ? Please to ohserve, Eyinsi is removed to No. Y. Ciro hill, near the Mansion-house. PORTSMOUTH II Alt BO R. On Tuesday seat will h puhlis:ied, Prier 9.5. 611. A LETTER7O THE INHABITANTS OF GOSPORT. By GEORGE MORSE JUKES, Esq. On the subject of the SUIT now ;tending in the Court of Exchequer, between the CROWN and the PROPIZIE TORS of t h e MUD LAVIIS and BUILDINGS nn the GOSPORT SHORE of POR TSMOUTII HARBOUR. Printed fur William Johnson, Gosport ; and sold by Inc Booksellers in Town and Country. Tidy Day was published, In two Vol.. Bvo. price 1114. boards. MEMoi lig 0( the LIFE and WRITINGC of vie ['OR ALFIERI (the celebrated Itati:m Dra matist), written by himself and intrrspersed with Arsecdotes of several distin•uished Modern Characters of this country, with whom he had intercourse and connection. Printed for Coßlunt, Public Library, Conduit-street. London; and sold by Anderson, Edinburgh; and Wogan and Cumin*, Dublin; of whom, and all Booksellers, may be had. jsrst pnbloshed. HISTORY of the FEMALE SEX, written by C. Steiner's, rinnwellor of State to his Britannic Majesty, and Profemsdr of Pnilosophy at the Uldver,ity of Gottiagen; Yd Edition, 4 vols. mall Ran. 28s. " This work is valuable, not only far the vast fund of new and Important information with winch it abounds. but like wise for the number of curious and original Anecdotes of the most distinguisacri cbarat ten at the several Coasts of Europe, which are detaded in the most pleasing style." StrATE LofTr.ltY 2t, HCornhill, and St. Margaret's Flill, Bortoup. ORNSBY and Cu. respecttilly acquaint the Public, that the Tiekets'are i»uetl frnm eye Bank of En.;land fur the New Stile Lottery, and that they roily be supplied with% 3, and 4 Tickets of the some Number, by which 40; 60,me SO,OOOl. row be obtained alt. 4 fraed No. I t , t 10, and so on to isle f.nd of tale 3.000 Nittn)r , A$ which will be drawn in One Day.—Nn. '44114, B.) a Prize of 23,1001. was shared by HORNSBY k Cu. in the la,t Stale Lottery; and lathe Three p ending Lotteries, 3 of 20.0001. 2 of MOM.. 9 of .5,0001. 1 of 4,0001. I of 1,04:01. 9 of 1,0001. 6 of 5001. Sr. Ate. N. B. Prizes paid un Demand. All Orders executed with fidelity and dispatch to any part of the cilithe, by , HORNSBY and CO. Street-Brokety. 11111101 ARDiON, GOODLUCK, and Co. iv joint Contractors fur tat. late 4nrte Lottery, return their mut grateful acknowledrnents to she Public, for the high encouragement they pave to the New Plan, for 4)ntw big the L stterr In nee m.y, and to as.lore them, that it hal fully answered the espertirtirms of Governme it, by doing away the viii attendant nn Lotteries, that have been at much complained of. Thy beg leave to rre ontitend the New butte Lottery, which on the !mote principle, and will Dhe drawn in Otte ay, 14th Februar• next. Ouly 5,0.10 Numbers.—Four Ticket, of each Number. SCHEME:. 4.. Prizes of .. £3i1,1100 4.. Prizes of .. £5,000 12 tolO 144 &r. &c. rte. This Dar was _published, fa tiro. price Bs. id. AN ACCOUNT of the 131 t A I ; compri sing a Narrative of the most remarkable' litmus that here nerarrad there slate Its Discovery; a 1/esrri lotion of the hfamers, Customs, Retigion, Re. of the Natives and Colonists, with Remarks on the Nature of its Soil, Climate, Productions. Forcir and Intermit Conni-rce: To which are subjoiaed, Cushions to New Settlers for the Preservation of Ural' k. By ANDREW (RANT, M. D. Printed fir Colbarn, Public Library, Conduit street, Lon don; and told by Anderson, Edinburgh; and Wogan and Cumming. Dublin. Of whom, and all Booksellers, may be had, just pub lished. TO TRY CORSUNTPT I V I'. A % I) A4l Dam Vita, Spey. MANY Mestical Men have inserted, that there is no specific ease bar those thrinistahle V/ stolid's(' I whirls is tut/WWI. more than arknowleiging, ih it th.vr are usr avosainled with any such specifics sa.l. indeed, tile of lloriality furnish a snlaanchnly prise, Olaf in this they are extremely prevalent sad e Wesel, "-ital. Iles Or. Rcdctspe. lid `ew ot%ero, or strong mind,. and zealous ths. cause of sofferiv looo4ni,v. Karr r(P.111:1 ttel pqrlar preps. dice, smith' for and rows(' tune 'swim sof Plata .vin, the mint wietrbed class of invalklv: naal In the R 11.4 A%l OF ROSE'*, Dr. Senate is persas led that he ha. d ocov-re.l the best Pectisrnl Medicine is - Ise wnrl4l. In snits" re rent in stances he has Ind the vatisfaction to sare it resor► to health and vigour individuals who acre in the . nost d• bilituted whose tottering and emaerit-d frames creme I to three en a speedy dimsolatinie, and who hod •04,i prolou f v•ryf jam ,biy consumptive: therefore, o ith.sat plassiag t •ggerat•4l en enntiunav on his Medicine, he parte-al. advise. rne a !payed and their fi iensfs to give it a trill t oil Is 'hi, aratratore, t it even , if it should not prate a cur., it will e. minis relies criuks. La tie early stages or consomme , n, M be. a doubt that it would prov • invariably sue ..fat t fr s. has. every reavnn to bNirse , tnat it hi. rei-lve I tuners-ul moraines in the lumx. t and ran iv -basset% fa• that, ,f recoiled to in time, it will ally ays have use de.i e 4 elle . :sd prevent the aceessiem of th.• more alarind g synapto,as: A tt e great ;advantage is, that it never can do an i lors a .al‘ in stance, but may be taken with the atm at 'diets by persons of both errs and all ace, at any hoar .f the day. or at any particular period. It Is so very agreeable to the n slats., to .t it is taken with avidity by children, for whom it is extr...sely salutary,as it does not clog the stomach, but kites, .• aperient. 1)r. 'eu.tte', practice, durint the lat fifteen years, has been principally confined to the treatment of writer- claw drrs aced relaxation of the system ; daring which, many e t.es Ave occurred, complicated with consumptive and ablimali c symptoms: for which h.' bad been obliged to devise sup inconsiderable share of his attention to the investigation of those ;licenses: and as he has been very eurrelatal In ninny iostances which appeared fopreclade all hopes of recovery. be is itidarral tooter his advice to patients of this rl I, with the assuraucefhat every cur shall meet the most parties ..r and anreinitting attention. lie say be cnioulted ever day till four 'o'clock p-tsoiully. Of by letter, inclosing the customary fec, at his h one in Southampton-row, filooinelmry. 4A iIC. Tiekets and Sharrs RIP now •mt3ale at the old Wires. cor ner of flank facing the King'•• Mews, Cross. by Itlell RI)StIY, ( ;(101)1,UCK. nod C. 1. A PICTURE of LISBON, taken on the Spot, with Sketches of the Government, Character, sal Manners of the Portuguese in general, Biro. Si. " This Picture of Lisbon is an interesting performance. and deserves an attentive perusal, not only fro.n the earl -kw details which it contains, hot from the stinting proofs which it exhibits of the numerous and portentous evils of a despotic Goveraistessi."—Crit. Rev. 2. A PICTURE of VALENCIA. By CIIIIISTI.AN AUGUSTUS FISCH hit, Bro. 9s. " We have so hesitation in recommending this Picture of Valencia to tie attention of the Nolte at t.e pre.ent risis ; the Translator deserves our Thanks ( or furn i ,hing the sped t itish Public with a 1/escripti•in of one of the mon tit-ri posting Pruritic?, of the most In:eresting Langtry is Europe." Rev." • CO TUB POSLIc. Qwtri . anti Co. beg leave m.,st respectfully 10 S return their thanks to the Public, fur the unexampled patronage and support they experienced as Contractors for t he lust Cutters, and at the sometime to express the gratification they feel iolioving had the honour of la)* before the Public the first Lottery no the improved principle, which has at mace fulfilled the bene fi cial intentions of the diancellor of the Exchequer, by preventing the evil of imur ince, and received ,he sanction of the PuhOr, as affording :a superior chance to the adventurer. The present Lotter ) is exactl ) ion the same plan as the last, rind will, no doubt, be equally houourel by the approbatiou urthe Public. SCIII..ME. 4 of 4'21,000 YU of X5llO 4 of lY of l,OOO 4910 from ...XsOto .aCI Only 5,000 Numbers; Four 'rickets of every Nuather, ea c h of which will be entitled in the full Amouut ut whatever Prize is drawn against the Number. Tickets and Shirrs are selling in great variety at SWIFT and Co 's Oakes, No. 11, Poultry; N iY, Charing-Cross; No. 31, Aldgute Higis.strret. arATE LorrE nit fty, ~ the New and Int ia proved Plan, eon-hting of only Five Thousand Number., to be DRAWN IN ONE DAY. pREI;NA NT LA DI E. 4, whose ittfustion re tires a temporary retirement. may be acennimnel tad with Apnrtments to Lye-in li , agreezitsle to their circa us 'names, their Infants put nit to nurse, and taken care of. The consolation resulting from thus und••rtaking to maw, of the most re-pectahle Famines in the Kingdom, lis seeiring pears and concord o relations and friends, is sufficient') co-pirisou. to be countenanced by the humour mad fensihle port of mankind Honour and .ecrcry haying hero the has s of ink rontern for forty years, cony he relied ao.—Those re gardless of repatation wi'l oat he treote I with. Apply to NIIr. Eis mons, or Mrs. S moos, Midwife, L odon house-yaM, St. Paul's Church-told, muse over (be door. • Ladies may h • accommodated in the couutry if more agree able than in coin. The tk:tente costaitri 4.... Prizes of .1:20,.‘13 4 at a,o4) 12 . of &c. Ac. &c. TICK LT% awl Sll4 R are •. ging by 11 AZ RD. 11U11. E, and ( Shaik-Ilret er., at their State Lotterw Whet, Nu. 9:1. wider the R0v..1 I.lom:inv. Letters (plot p iid) attended to, and Advice gratis from ten till twelve. ADVICE. WiltErtt Men of education and protrisionsl use perseverilw endeavorrs to discover the most safe awl method of treating a few prevailing phrases, •he successful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Mr. GO4S, after hieing regularly educated as a MEM BER of toe ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, and initiated into two . branch of the profession (certificate. anti testiosoni its of wraith, from ditlerrot hospitals, he has to err. tify,) made .the cure 'if the fallossing Diseases the object of his pacticslar studv, viz. a CERTAIN OISORI)Elt, fre quelitly contracted a initawnt of intavication; omit - LITY, whether arising .ruin Ilaerbsuntlisa hirlisigearies, lung residence in warm climates, or a SECRET SOLI TARY VICE, too often uohappils pursued by the youth of bath sexes; in the one it willive found the cause of STK RI LIT Y or BARREN\ FAIS, stud in the other occults. a aunwrous train of nervous diseases, which, if not timels re inediest, 'terminate in IMPOTENCE and CONSUNIP TION. Ilse result of a long and ezteniive praelee has enabled him, by a peculiar and superior method, to avert and ef fectialty remove th;ise Disorders, hoarser iuveterate or ctimplkateal, without subjecting the patient to the least re- Arafat in diet or exercise; and io slight VENEREAL ASI:S, where an early application is made, after disenvera of the litfl.ctl;in. he pledges himself to perform a cure in the short inter‘al of two days. From the tosprecedented Nicene of his mode of treatment in the etire of the above complaints (which has never been known to fail in .me single instance an twelve years' practire. :luring o i aieb pet iod 'natty persons of boil. sexes hate bees faired, even after sesere and injurion. methods and been pur sued without effect), Mr. Goes has been iodated tbas pub licly to .tier his advice. He ma) be consulird by either sax, tidy, with inviolable secrecy. personally, or by letters, coo tationg a Bank Note. 11. It otverie-,,rues, Fleet-street. •• • Sorietntr., or Oboe-v(11mo of tlw Crethra. whether of recent or long duration, elreetualls treated ou an improved principle, and which has performed cares i* very inveterate cases of many yeah continuance. St dill ad pectus, di. atur rliwunia, catarrh .i ; Ad Cowes bras:whys ; ad nares esti, c Drys:s in every symptom of caarrh, or resent cold, this Medicine affords immediate relit f; it alts.' the irritation ur tickliig sensation width etches essit.hiag, promotes Lupo( rt. i i I ~,,s espeetoyasioss„ and by its cosuliNg, balsamic, al , .d anticline properties, prevents or remosei tie m .st di tret-sita 4 s. asp - turns si hick smalls supervene on taking cold, sorb ~ hoarse ness, soreness had liehmess of 1:w cans, h.....t- c,a, leser. !kr. As many persons, tram relives of b0...t.-.1 itc pleasure, expose themselves 1u 114 1 ,,i.ijuriei of a cold ..r d sop at:ho tpot-re, sv Mir they are ifTricr the in& -owe of a c:1.1 s I .held volvi.te such, ultras, ingtisrd Artists the .lancer as !nick AS palksible, by the use al some anrtli. wed suheismot o which may be held in the mouth, wht-re, by graduals, di oolsrang, the erect may be corm:nal: orniotained. For this purp se I prepare Liihestse:it nn tie same p.inciplr as 14.. Malsam of Roses, called 11l E i'F;(;'l'ol4 AL itt)fig LOZIN...ES. a hieh I can recommend us is very afe as I active collairrisi .rowdy'. very different from toe smear-plumbs motels ::re commonly sold under various Jr ....ithuitiniat. The effect of these I . o4 Vlttei. ;gradually dissolsbv in the moors, me the larynx, w aich is the organ of t e spice, is hid• remark. able; they not only protect U fr,an inter., Jul preve.t triag aisisFreenble symptom of kaaesewas, bat limy sonp-ove it, desilidiiy, arid thus modal to osid sleety:toe° its tow ; for which reasno thes are inthe highest eslim %800 with nosily ' , oldie slwakers Wad *Jiggers. Tineß..l4.ain of ROWS ' and n•-cleral Rare Lnseages , eree prepared groaner owl, b .y to- inventor. lir. S•Late, and aryl sold ai his hour. No. 47, Bronhuatpisso-now. Bloososan y, IAUId9:I : the B Isam, in Bottles, p. .. 911. nod Is. bd.: or for (musky of us small If .ttb s in taw far 1.1.. 04. ; the La.' mge,, prier v s . ad, per Boy. To are .11... sold retail by Mr. S.sstger (Isle Bacon), 1.41, lizfotlas , reet, opposite llood ? ircri s Mr. iissidose. Perfume. to iwr t hien. 4i, Cornhill 4 :A r. (Jerk, No. 4, LuJesatediiil s 11.. Carity. 1 rwisseur-street, cor,ter of :sort ta flardea s sir 1(i hulas: Drusaisi. 193, !errand; ,Mr. (preens Sons, o'foot...ft, et, near Deass-nreet r and by inept table med-esoe veneers n ever*. pars of the lUaitett Lin re :g i rn. °Nerve. that there Ss* Libel on the outside of each do! mind Bottle. Sigeles& by the Proprietiw, L. Sensor, la irk hula/ a rain, or they low* be ettairsor. MIDI)LETON, Pocket.l3uuk and 131ar6 1I• Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prince of Wales, the Original Manufactory, No. 162. Sleluldi"Plo"site New castle-street, begs k-arc to recommend to the Public his genu ine BLACK LEA I) PENCILS, whose . saperior esatenee bas bre. fur more than 51 'eon utsikerodly ackissa 'edged ; and Pencils for drawing in (Ann r. (of a late invention), To d anguish his Pencils from counterfeit-disc taark is barb w aN no , inerly only Middleton, i 5 ono clian,.;ed to N. Middleton, and the direeliun , lot, Strand, London, stamped cm earls vied. An extensive ns,ortinent of Pocket-hooks and Thread-raw 3, elegantly sarnasted wt gold, silver, stud plains a eomplete as sorunem of Travelling, ‘Vrlting, and 1/mcitig.casest tiro demen's Pocket Commodes, ronnisuiv e.ery article foi =having nad drezdtk; ; Portable la riling ;mil Dressistrdeskp, and Boles, in inanogany, satin-wood, leather, Ike. • Writ ting-paper, extr.l tin • rut large Pere, tine Irisb nnil . Dutch Sealing-Was, n. 4 all kinds of Stationary ; Pomade 11.111 i Couutslig-lissii.e Letter Copyinz Mac:eines. Thee by which writing may lie elpeditioudy stnel cle:aly copied sire brought by N. Miditletou to the utmost perfectioii, :owl comprised it n inahormy ease, a hick forms st complete desk; same sn small, as to be of 11w greatest convenience 1,• those who tinsel; others of a size and form to *rower ti.s purposes of n complete serretaire. A lar,i,e assortment! n. lLsztors. and ull kind. of fit or Cotten. WH IT E ',ANDS have ever been esieented persontl heaoty in both Sr •es, :lad In some parts of Europe are essential In persona of rank. Th:, BAN OAK A St/A 11, ur Indian WashonA (aakes, possess the peculiar pro. perty of givitte theorist c xqwiiise delicacy of texture and conceivable, fairness to the hands which ale constantly washed with this Seep . . Even in eases where the Skin has been in jured by labour or other violence. .b.• hart:nes- and coar,erm.. are effectually, infillahly, Rid peristattmt:y removed, awl que r...Med by smoothness, fait nem, and delteaei of appearance. which ca.mot he acquired by ai.y otmett minas a Weever. I ' is b) erporience unit that a..y .me nosy farm ,nadeqtriteide of Ibe superior excellent eof lab Snap. . Sold by the Proprie• tors' .Agest w base signature it .beer , , Will.aus W liken, Nu. Y 29. Straal, near fe:aple Bar, Lonlio; and the proprietor=, Hs a further security, beg them to be particular in unfit ifig. that *hemline and address of the primer, 1.. Sprang, N • Bow-street, Caveat-garden, it :tabled to !ht. I:!bt I :AA rap per. All others are eiroaterfeiss. A .Id by moos respeetalde Perfumers nod Medicine benders in Ina nand Coastr),priee Is. each cake. But It isat all limos necessary in be partlio lar in uhwiv rag the aboie eisadost,.. whirls will .thiewitins of pre rearing ihe itnpodl nog which lasot lase beat practised. I E.d ~~ 1 ~~ r; I. i