The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-24 00:00:00

r •S " •,~~'c.. -, 77.! \ 'i m o. I-J r: , , ~~) , •• . 40 .1* *is *l4 r S _i ~. No 1-1 c:w Tit r. kTRE ROYA L, 130 VINT-OARDKN. mi.; V - .XING WEDNESDAY, October be acted the Cassie Opera of INK LE AND YARICO. curry. Mr. .MURRAY; Captain r yt, t Medias. 111 r,.. IjAhdll i ati ON t Inkle, 1. 11 0 ,1,‘ .1 Y; trstiv, Mr. FAIWOUT. Narcissi, • o Mute. MI4 • LOGAV Yarico, Mn. 1 ) 1. 1 7 : t l s; Wu inki, Mrs. LISTON: In Act 11. a Negro Paige. ' Tombieb will be added, the Ballet Pantonsiine of : OSCAR AND MA ISINA ; • OR. THE HALL OF FINGAL. • TheOverare by Mr. BREVE, 1 With as Gem apanitneut on the Hstrp nod Plea, gy M. stirs. T A Y LOR and 0' FA KRF,LL. oor (ihr thicenchat of Fingal), Mr. BOLOGNA $1.4 . 1 foraphe lri.h Chieftain), Mr. FARLEY. : coghier to Tokul, MN. FINCOTT. TN cluor• will be topmed tot ludltglalAlNte, sad tie little. ' lal.past P i ny , f,,, ow Worn to be taken of Mr, BRANDI:I,Ic* Op lee Bus-o.6ce iu Prince's-place, Hart-street, hops sus 01 bur. Itele44. Second Price St. 6d.—Pit 34. 6d. flecraidlitiet 2.. Second price le.—Upper Gallery:la t f iki Price bd. No tamer to he returned. T o o r tor, The kloontainrers.—On . Friday. The Wit* 0L —nn Saturday, King Jobia.-01. Monday, Kink Lear; —o t or. The Fatal Marriage.—On Wed. job., A Cur- (Jr the Heart-At he. lAT MIDDLETON, Pocket-Book anti JJl*ck t s Lead pencil Maker to th. King and Prii,re of Wales, at tie Original Manufactory, N o. I tit Strand, opposite Neweaqte grett, hero %vire to recommend to the Public his GliN U IN E MACK L1.1l) PENCILS, whom superior excellence ha bin for moo than 50 yeses oriverially aeknoWledoredi and Prnril•for dna ing in colours (nta late oiventlon.) To • ..tin guish kis Pencil from Counterfeits, the mark, which Wst for m& , le t v mill 'inn, is now changed to N. Middleton, and the direttioo, No. ltr2, Strund. Imodon, se , prism a r s pen . ed. A i Measly• assortment of pocket-books asell theihad-cases, s il elegausl4 in .o.ted in geld, silver, and Ohi aks; com s, mint plete rnt 01 trisah.g, writing, and chrostnc-ennes ; Gentle 4 pork t comrowies, contaioing even article for shaving 'an a.... ; ; pa iible writiag and dresses.: -41eske and hil xes, ha ...a. egany, to Inkier, &c. Writing paper, extra One c . li , ovens, One Irish mod Dutch soiling-wort, and all kinds a gatiliwr I portuble sad emintiog-hoose lettencopying wine tints Thr:• machines, by which writln inns he expeditl- es.h ard riesriv copied, are brseght by N. Middleton to the rust *drain . wet comprised is a oinhugrinv ease, whiek foruha runlet' desk; some so small as to be of the greatest rwirsocr to inose who travel; others of assize and form on a,sior the purposes or ft ...Hamlet- secrrtaire. A lar,.;e assort• 1 cos of rails, and all kinds u! fine cutlery. WILLIA B. 140U r NTAIN s Sait.icsn's London.—The best weir ont.tion for Travellers, goad Beds, choice Liquors, and aro orate charges. rotl•%ing Post Coaches. Mail Coaches, &c. set out from Cie Saracen's Bead In.. Snow-hill : W Y NlOl/1 . thatch, ster, Exeter, Plymouth, Falmoush , Darinonth, and tralislaury, New Post Coach, every Mortithg ii Four o'clock, with L nor I through llouiton, Axminster, illandford, Basing.t....o, and Bagshot. BOSTC)N. Studding. eterboroagh, Stilton, and Hunt ioz i4a New !loyal Coarh, sets out every Evenitsc.--.-Coach^s (rum Do-too to Sifilviv, Lo.rth, (;riowaby, and LI Irk:HP(IAL, iVarriegton, Knalsford, Stone, and Litch triU„ 4 1 i 1 0, P 7)% 88 -ler et t e . eY l.i t v r e ; li cielf. Guarded thoughout. SMITH and BRISTOL Firing Port-Coaches, through f,hi)peskim, t and Marl'armigh, every Altermn; Lo rne at Mr. the Greyhound Inn, Rath, and the London Tavern, 'ft -.us-street, Bristol, next Morning. Coaches to Well., Bridgwater Taunton, &1:: LEOS new 4ight Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out every Moraine at Eight o'Clu is ; carries Four insides only, Wines remarkably_ ea: v, with a Guard throughout. Passes Cough Stamford, Newark, Belford, Doncaster, and Ferry bride, to the G o ld e i Li on , Leeds, next Day at Noon. Not withstanding the udenminon Ex's:claim' of this Coach, it is alioced to be the most agreeable and complete Public Con 19.we oti the North Road, being unequalled iu Accommoda bo low l y othe r . KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lona:bile, Bolton, Cawley, Ormskirk, aid (Lantana Post Coaches, every Mier. sass at Fire o'Clotk.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Lou lowa, Gretna-Green. Annan, Dumfries, Binstaill, Thornhill, Notogabar- K Ho, Cantnock, Kingairell, Wall Paris of :cialanti, Camper& wn Conen.DaUY... YORK, Newcasti-, and Edroborgh new Coach, perrormea, 'with ithard throughout, sets out e. ,•ry %livening at Half past hit oTdoels, by way of Newark, lletford,Tadcaster, Dart, rig -1011, Kiirtbanertnn.Durhain, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passers. ger: eating themselves - fatigued from the length of the journey, =put what tine they please. and then giroceed en without ro)alkithmal Fiore . J. CLARK, the Black Swim, Coney-street, VIOL nut , Coaches to Sunderland, I 1011, Scarborosgh, Whic h", vs' nther . BRIOGLNORTH aid Walsal new Post Conch, entry Ersat z ARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven Post Coach, goes with Far Iltir.ses and a Guard all th • Way. Passes through kvith, Aopkdox i (irratabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Bo e, Wesberks, Aber ford, Doncaster, and Grantham ''"e'rt , t Way by Eighteen Miles). sins out every Morning, 6". l ¢rdorts, dieJourisey with the greatest facility. Paws:igen elat.e4on the Road by Bushiest:, orPlensisre, have the peal har Advantage of their Seats being "flared in the next Coach. EC LIPSE. a new flying Post Coach, I • York, Sunderland. Srarail,land Edinburgh, carries 4 iwides only, efery Evening .mgr "'Cinch, by way of Doncaster. tirarisham, and Stamford. sUN DERLAND. Stockton, and Vitro! new Coach,. every .. glu t , In the Geor g e Slifklerhad. %NCH ESTER.Wimolow, Congletoth Neutenstle.Walddils Li Wulvertaispion Post Coach, every Afternarin.—Goardcd. hIiR. ....WSISURY, Wellington, and Shifted! Post Coach, the R•nni Charlotte, every Evening at Five o'Cloek.—Gnarded. SIIEFFI ELI) and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Bock - I .114 •ettry Morning. rIIAMPTON, Winchester, Alresford, add Alton (-0411. every Evening. 11111:31INGIIAM Mercury Post Cnach, with a Guard, sets "er, s v Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next I)av at ra'x's by Oxford, Eusten, and Ship-tone to the Sara- Head, B ull-street, I „- j", Northea ve , B ow d en, Th orn , an d Doncaster P os t x• ewer ii kr ; -oornitar at Seven o Clock, to the Bull and Suit 1t",7.31"6-IPte Ware, War l. se t e, Moddesdon, and Chesitunt Conch, Morning. p i . I ACONSFIELD,U abridge, Denham, and new „ s tood), every Afiernnoo. • 11A M and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-part I , l l, tif- pan Tw o , al f--past Four , awl Half-past Seven. e „ ' &Trio, Bungriy, Bury, and all parts of Suffolk, Mood av ‘ l ik LBO • Itor ROUGH, Newbury, and Reading, every Tuesday. Sr, ' C E'VrER, INidder.ainler Hereford, Carmarthen, ~,:b el m niv eh .r t ud all Parts of South Wales, l'ershore, and Wy- CISEN C ) ' S'ilind4Y. s oui , LST ER. Abingdon. and Henley, Times a Week. &DAMP roN, Wkwhester, Ruinse),- Lyndhurst. I.v ,alltoloose 14e Chris of trltureh, Ringwood, Fordiughridge, Winitiorn, 1.4,; TE „ Wlttst. Jenry, nod (htenwe y Waggorta, Daily. ts, so Pi)iamith and Kilininith Fty Wageows, Dalt), k ) 11, R Good. k w "MI of I . .alibesigers, as usual, to all Parts of t o xtilv st rro„ L ,l.lgop l,lll uslrean, and Twickenham, Twice Week. Iwe nt ~ %ref, Aeon', Southall, Mayes, sod Billing , irowe a Week. WlLLtas, B . fa 11111Pii VTA IN and Ca. respectfully acquaint t• and D . • %iv p • that they Hill hilt be accobeitable 1 -tae. i f ' 4 1 ,.. , 7 1 ' 0 1' Lou; Kr of mo..r than Five 1 2 .1111 , !! 10.1 , •• yawed as mods. road pail for I les), at the 34i4t7tai'b 114:44 tom, Snow -toll. L.naloa. .. . ... . a - .•. ~ . • ,• . . ••.` i 1 : ,,. ; . :. , . • - --A. . . c• - • • . 0 I 4 r .tvci 7 lollr • . .• •• . . . _ _ . 40 .4 • .. • ~cr y ... j.. - .....7.1.,i• 0 . p , . k ,1t.0 4 • '. •' . • . 1 4 . ' * . ar 1-:. a . ~.. . •• ' ,_, i' 4 • t •'' ~. Y . • -.•••"' V: • 4.i• r I (•••••4:1,, a 1 \ 4 S i ..... • ...• gil . 7 . 4. ..% .. 4s w V. 1 •' . I . • `•••_ ... ) --L ; 4 *.? l / . - . V ft_ 4 IZ . • > .."• 11.,tatt - m'mAn •,' '''• -, - •S 4 , 4: .".. ~ w 53. _ ' (WDO WP CZ: i t .coult.l le:age 4 4 niAti gi a Ike 14 mocitak ifrqDNESD4Y, OCTOBER 24, 1810. T°YOUNG MEN of PROPERTY and COIVNEXIONS, devirrwo of !wilt; initiated into a LIGHT, PLEASANT, and ADVANTAGEOUS BUSI kESS, in a FIRST-RAT,. SITU kTIONI,for n TERM of THREE Y EA KS, the following beneficial and stable Pro posid is emit :—. l lllle Advertiser expects FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS as a LOAN, for the Term, for the are of Muth, and the Young Man's Services, he will allow him ACSALAit T of NIGHTY POUNDS per Annum. HOARD and LODG ING. The Principal to he AMPLY St - .CURED by yalutble 'LEAS t, and hacked by a Coanier Security of Two Sals.tantial People. It iarequested none bat respechble Persons and of kids,. tri.us habits, make appli cat i on , as no other, at, the expiration of the Term, cua bealasitted Go-partnership, if desired. Cards, or Letter. of Addre.s, A. B. M. Jones, Grocer, No. 92, Swallow-street, Oxford-road. No Letters answered, unless post paid. INCIIIIALO'S BRITISH THEATRE. This Day eras ptellisited. IS Crets. egret /data. embelletised with Engravinp, price nu 04E4 Paper, with Portraits. aid Proof' '. reteinernfate Plialea, price I.sl. et eta Warr's. E BRITI4II. THEATRE ; ors COLLEC. ip p li ' , • TION Or.rLAYS, which are acted at the Theatres InDrury -lane, Caveat-garden, nod Haymarket. Printed the Authority, and by Permission of the Managers from rootpt Sauk& With BtoGearistest. awl CRITIC l L Rcuswits, By Mr& INVRBALD. • ; ir CCALECTION of FARCES and other AFTER PIECES, which ore acted at the Theatres Royal Drury. lane, Covent-Medea, and Hay narket. Printed under the Au thority of the Managers, from the Prompt Books. Sele c ted By Mrs. INCTIBALI) la 7 vols. royal lihno. price IL 15s. boards, or on hoe paper, with Portraits, price 4L 12.. 641. hoards. Early in November will be published,. The MODERN THEATRE, or a Collection of successful Modern Play., acted at the Theatres Roe al, London. Printed from the Prompt Books, by Authority of the Managers. Se lected by Mrs. IricrisAt.n. In 10 vols. rov.l Minn.. to correspond with Inchbald's Bri tish Theatre and Collection of Farces. LABORDE'S VIEW OF SPAIN. This Day was published, .la 5 vols. Bvo. with an Atlas of the Roads of Spain, and other Kips of the Country, &r. price 51.135. 6d. Imam:, AVIEW OF SPAIN; comprising a dec rip. live Itinerary of each Province, athl a 4encril A COMM of the Country; indediet_ its PoptdAtic .t. Airieut. ture,htioufactures, Coot,oe-ce.aqd Finances; Government; Ci%il sad Ecrlesi.tstical EssablLlnstents s the State of the Arts, Science., and literature tr its Manners, Custotter, Natural His tory, &c. Py ALEXANDER DE LABORDE. Translated from the French. Pr ated for LonCui •n, Pura, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row and R. Dui 111 nod Co. Soho-squire. pu!Jicatiou eontoius a vast accumulation of impor tant details', hod is t'te must compreheusive and waist - act/try work on the MI 16 " EcLtcrtc *avian, FCIBRVARY. 1810. ANATOMICAL AND MEDICAL COURSES, AT EDINBURGII. AN'ATOMJCAL and PHYSIOLOGI. -L C. Al„ and the. EDICA L and SURGICAL COURSES (each of tile Months coadasetwee), at the Lyceum, Nicoboa , street, Edinburgh. Mr. %%talker's Coarse or Lectures on Anatomy and Physi (stogy, commences at -Eleven &Clock, on Tuesday, the 13th of November ; and that on Medicisie and Surgery, at One riCksck. no the same Day, at the Lyceum. Ruth, contiouitig .ix Mouths, termina t e p rec i se l y at l i vene d o f Apr i l. Connected with the AnatorniCal and Physiological Course, a demonstration of ell the mom difficult sisbjects'of 'he foreenton's lecture will he given to each Gentleman individually, from Three tilt Four o'clock, So tliat every soshiert may be clearly understood before another ileum iumannced. This very great advantage is, as Anatomical and Physiological Leetries are at present arranged no where the pretested; hod it attended with no additieuel fee, In the Medical earl •Sprgicel.Criarse, also. cask (tieetheueso say perfliwi file varlhas Sarglial Opeeatiaao. This Meaty great ;id wastage Mgt , is, as hiedteai awl Surgical -Lerner, are 4t - . peewit arrAutged, sets More rho firstsamet 41111 9s 111 Re wile ai teaded with et:MAW/ 4 W Pee. The partiettler errangementaif this hist' team will CetTe- Rpond to that of the ifluittowsleal and Ptty•ialegkat Conte. Ike one will, in short, fors the detailed aid practical appli cation of the roller. 'Ness While, in the 'Aiiit.oiniral nod Physi olngical lectures, the usual strueluee and healthy Noonan, of no% pad are explained; iu the Medical earl Surgical, the mor bid actions and derenged structure of the same part will be ear hit iced.—The mode in which these.leciares wiR be distinguished from others will be, that Mediclue and Surgery will he inn moiety cambloed (f or it Is ioipimoble to practice the line a Whilst a knowledge of the other), mid both of these will be rendered nnnple.el d nsei strative. Mr. Walker feels no nicomiderahle pleasure in relLocting. that he 'firs; ha,: the orawee of rendering Surgical Lectures campletely demonstra tive or experimeutal. by each ie lit idbui performiug the mafioso 4 1 pOratIMS ; and that. dun g the Caur-ie isrecediug the last, he had the tremor of first reified* Medical Lectures eistaly so. In order to render Mediate demoustnuive, Mor bid An:gorily will constittite Its basis, had ell the reasonings connected with the theory oi, or the practice applicable to, any disease. v ill be most strictl v fosode.l upon those derange. wilts of structure wAch actually take place, and which wilt Morbid Preparations, or in Draw ings, Plates, or Casts. Weekly Conversations will comnience at the beginning of the Course, he coati lurid every Saturday evening, at +Mock t old Evattilwatines of such Gentlemen as areleihrous of benefiting by them, will also commeace at the beginning of the Cease. and be continued ev. ry Monday at the same hour.--Several .ours will yowl 1w expended daily on these two Courses, in order to iteeeleoate the pro rem of the Pupil. Roth these Car-es of I.ecaores are by means of extrtinely simple and natural ar c- meetneat. so construMed, that no important fart in Aistioray nad"Physiitrogy, or in Medicine and Surgery, can he omitted ; mid as. iir the daily Demsesu relines, each gentlemun Las an opporo tunny of having every difficult rircumst nice illustrated to him iinli v Wuxi; ‘.. and has also •in oiworminty of recousidering them in tae weekly Examinations and t'onversaiinat, the whole is so co..structial that, darter these importunities, any Pupil re main igourant of such impOrtant facts, be has hinnelf alone to blame. Gunn rho' with this eotabliiihnieut, there is a convenient and well-lighted Dinserting-Room (r-ccatly iinprnved together with the greens) bedding), which, from nn early hour, will I.e at tended, far t.ir purpose of pointing out the modes le lissection, and of making preparations, and for twat of demonstrating. the various parts which appear. Subjects are preserked by nu antiseptic process. A number more than sulicient Is, portals the coarnei.ceinent of liatectims is Already obtained. The ree for each of the two Coupes, ir. lading Demnastra tient, Ciinvervaiions.and Examinations, io Three (loise:is. At- Wedmore during Two Seasons of either e these L-ctureo. or Eire Guineas paid at fir-t, entitle to a perpetual ticket to ei ther of them. Tlo Gentlemea ,rho. for the first time..a— tend bath Courses at once, eat •ntitled to perpetual tit .eta fir Eight Guineas.—fhe fee tor attendin„ sac 1/keeling Room is, during such season, of six moat.... continuant—, Three Gideon. Gentlemen who intend loftier to either or these Canines will find Mr. Walker at the Lyceum, from Tea till Eleven o'Clock, a. at. 41, serves-square, Oct. 5, 1810. N. U. ilo. se Curses will, in copseeuence of their extension I to sex mouths; in coarequeocc of the additinn of many valuable prepuritiliolt. I rad froth rarities other circumstances, be maces more perfect Ctiut Any which Ms'. Walker has yet delivered. Torre will tie nu Sit inner Cauroeof Anatomy; but one of Ph)aitilogy will Coinowtder at the beginning or May. Several House-I'lloo, who are acrnanwodated wit!' hoard, lo 4 giue, deo% letee the tont ilege of attending the Vatitril, (wait and get also private Instructions, will be received by Mr. Wal ker, at 41, George-square.—Terms, a Hundred Galore' per Ammon. A SINIMONS, TAILOR, and M ILITARY. • EQUIPMENT REPOSITORIES, No. 8, Strand, near Craven-street, and ut 48!, opposite Nonhumberiatid. street. begs leave to return his roost aratefist thanks to the Pub lic it law file their permanent support ; and the ruction:pre of their Namur. crammer. hint that they have proved Ms Ma terials and Workmanship, and art in Fitting, together with his elegant Taste sold Fashion. Ladies' Riding Dresses; 'mune Gentlemen's Mortar ditto, both trimmed and plain; Servants' Liveries; Leather Breeches, &e. he. Gentlemen oo.inining their respective Regimenti. or going abroad, completely equips, as ordered by the Commander in Chief. East and West India Orders duly executed at the following sow Terms: — Suit of handsome Regimentals, best quality £lO-10 0 ' Naval Uniforms, ditto 8 18 6 Superfine Cloth Cants, British Wossl - • $a 6 • Best Superfine Black or Blue ditto, Spoil!. Wad - 4 14 6 Gentlemen may also be accommodated with Clothes on Con tract, saving front 40 in 50 per cent. Three Suits of Clothes per year, best quality £lB 0 0 Font Sniti ditto - - 24 0 0 Five Suit: ditto '29 10 Ste Suits ditto - 35 0 With every other Article proportionably low. A Suit of Clothes at Six Hour's Notice. • LADIF.S. SUPrELFLUOUS ti A are one of the greatest dra , % bock. from the tbeawtv and Of the Female I'm?, Neck, Arms, &e. TRI.NT'S IW.PII.AI'ORY im mediately re,-loves them, arid leives the !lain softer and fairer than it wits before the application. It is used in the first' cir cles of Fttsltiou aid Rank, mid now stands untqualled in sill the World. It is bald, wholesale and retail, by 11. Perrin, Nn. 43, Moth amplon4irert, Covent Lm Anti niid retail by Baena awl Co. 150, Thorn and Cu. 45. kilns. 76, and Mrs. Turner, 132. Ozforde , treett Mr. Rim. 31. Guitie and Lee, 52, Mr. Turner. iJ, Mrs. Bowman, li)t, and Mr. Smyth, 110, New Bond-street ; 51m. Ward, 321. Hol bo rn . ; Mr. Yule, tn. rind Mr. Davison, 69, Fleet-street; ltigge, Cheupsides Goldiog .12, Sexton, 34, Lenden- Mlll3.lreet ; Ilopiond, lii.howAate-street I and nil the principal Perfunwrs mid I'rnprielnry Medicine Venders in Jmndon. . 1u Perspus in the Cnicary, enclosing Parnsent'and Postiti-e io Mr. Perrin, as above, he *ill immediately forward it.—Ernxes i r k. e o. • • DR. ANALLPTIC PILLS M AY be bee; .Citiebto, as usual, 2 %. 9d. the Box, or Six Havoc * 15,.. of B. PliftltlN. No. 23, Southrunpton-sinet, Covent Garden, London ; the only Per son who ever prepated ME AN A 1.1.:1/T1C PILLS for the hue Dr..] ASI Viola ale rear 17 hru he lira coutposed them, until the Rector's decease. These Pills are {I sovereign Remedy for Bilious Diseases, !adj.:titian, Loss of Appetite, Habitual l'ostivenets, trouble sotne Flatidencies in sae Stomach am! Bowels,' and Cholics thence arisinA ; in Gouty. 11a19h , , (inkhorn:. ur Itheumatic Pith* in the Head, tts those occasioned by Vree Living ; pre venting l'alsies anJ Apopleteitoon often the eonsermence of (n. teuiperitove t prevent or stop the Progress of a Cpur,h or Cold; are excellent in tone-s of Spirits and Nervortsl)isorders ; in I)ropsies, Oa Water will accumghte whilst these PM, are re gularly take'; by removing the Cause. they often restore Per tons subject 19 4itt ; Feisolens :11 tht,Agr of Puberty, tar the I)edine of life.'shotehl never He r -Jeri - taking them, tieing au ex cellent wind intuit v Medieline. N. B. UR. J 411.1z.S'S (iENITIN I: FEVER POWDER may be load us :Limb c, 4. SO. the rocket. ~:--, IT is as much to be regretted, as it is indisputably ' 1 certain. that great nuanher of an unfortunate Clam of Fe males become victims tua certain Disease, (non an utter impos ability, on their part, of paving the exorbitant expence ex acted for a Cure by Practitioners in griteral, or front the tread mid horror the Hen of oa Hospital prodicos upon their minds t a coosideration twat i. duces Messrs. JONES and CO. (watt have long, cnutined heir Professional . Pursaits mole treat ment of YEN Elt f AL A FFECTi ONS),- to inform • the above description of Patient., :gild those whose liberality and humanity Induces (Mem to cormilisernie their unfortunate clout-. Zinn, that Tickets, fur Fesouirs, Oise Ottinea earl,, entitling the• Barer to a Cure, maybe (ta d, by persotml np alia:atiott, or le:ter (post paid), at their blouse, No. $6, Colon-street, Bi shopsgate. It may be necessary to infirm those who do nor know Mr. JON ES, that the utmost care and must ttelicate atteution w all be paid to every iadividual, until a perfect re-establishnient of Benito is elFeeted. The uniftirin success which has attended Mr. JONES's Mode of treating obstinate GLEt;TS. and STRICTURES o f the URETHRA, induces him tai offer his suksistance to Ova -1 attar,' atlllited with such Affections, and to sigoily that he at ! tenni at home from. Eight &Clock io the hloritiogotatil Two. A ,Nlea am' int:dhoti and pro. ILiVjCP'. uanl 11:Ii ‘ w4e VhL ;:rstaverilig endeavour% to discover the most safe and effectual method of treating a few prevail* Dlonses, the succefsful malt of their experiroce is the best proof of superiotity. • Messrs. (TOSS and Co. Surgeons. after being regularly edu cated and billowed into every branch 'of the profession, (certifi cates of whir.., from different Hospitals. and testimonials from the most eminent Ph i :debuts, they have to convince any En quirer), were induced to make the care of the ' , lnswing Ui seases the ..bject of their particular study, viz. a L IsItTA I N DISOILD EH+, frequently .enturrictett In a moment of Mtn x Ica lion; and its concoinitwas. STRICTU ILES and GLIAiTS, as also DEBILITY, whether arising from Racehan titan itidul ! graces, long residence is warm climates, or a 4 ECU ET SOLI TARY VICE, too Kiwi) unhappity paroled by the Youth irf bath sexes ; in the tine it will be found the cause of STERI LITY or lIA RItEN N ESS, and in the , thee o 'casino a :ta ntrums traits of steevius diseasei, w Met). if not timely remedied, terminate in LMl'l)TlsNCll and CON..UM PTLO 4. Ti l e result of a lime mid extensive practice has clothier' them, .by a superior. Ittetlond, on effectually remove those disartlers, however inveterate or complicated, without subjertitig t Ito pa tient to the least rrstraisat ill diet or exe►ri+et and in sheet I;N ER EAL CA*ES, where an early application is made, after discovery of the infe. lion, they pledge themselves to per form a care iw the short interv a l of lan day+. 'rile unprecedented success of 'heir mode of treatment in the cure of the above romplaiets ( which has never been kn.iwn to f a il in awe single iustatice int iaeive years practice, during watch period annoy persons of both sexes, have :.esti cured, eyeti after seyere.ard usjuristas methods had been parried by ither praett mower without ettect), iudtwes Messrs. kits-. and Cc to aeon pur, itchy offer their advice. They may be coosulted by either sex daily, p eo mmily, or by artier, with insielab&secrecy, deti cacy,"and att-tition. Piitieatsia the Ewintry;inclosing a Hank Note, are requested to slate the particulars of tacit caw, age. an • notootr of Ilvi;:4f, mod attire ttid medicine ail' he for waria,,A to any part of the Gaja and Ca. Li, I.lauvetie,lrett s Fleet-o:4ft- „ - MIT - PRICE d lb, r HE Rani. FAMILY, .and Ladino and eventlemeo of Pntifilkila England, use RUSSIA OIL, fur moistening the hair wises dressing; is se pent a aourisher to tire Halr,u, prevents its mieniuggrey to all periods; promotes the growth, prevents its falling id; 'and reituftS it oe bald 'dare:, if the least roots. Soveral Gentlemen that were bed, have declared, after asks the INSAirt Oil regularly for sit ',meths, the bald places became enveted with hair i proaimea. esebrows and whiskers; will pretreat whiskers Laying reddish or i;rey. It is the best preparatioa le the wirrid for preserving and promotim: the Hair. In abort, where there is hair by nature s and it has fallen oil, by Wag the Benda Oil regularly, von may et-Ivan its beryl restored. Keeps Aube hair soft, andap pearance natural. Seven Shillings pet. bottles or ow bottle, containing four small, at One Onion; or six pima bottles at Five Funds, Bold.swhdesale, retail. and for erporkalion, b dm Pro prietor, A. Priam, N o. 9, Jahittrait, 0 "'Los.' I nn.; motley Mr. Slay* Portholer to lijs ata. int.Tolidff text; Mashie au* Setif Plarfors to bet wait*, I - Atrial, ClotaaraVltre__l 1901 , 1 nokniew. tet toefiti. PerhIPMNIS to (tie r;tice and Pena*" of Wake, and Doke mid Dacha of York; 5, Cockepar.sireet I Berry, 17, (ireek street ; Low, Mu, 'tried; Bacon, 150, and Thorn. 45, Ox tord-4treal ; Dorilon, SS, Fleet -street; Rine, 63, Cheapside 4 ifewkery and Si,in ti, St. Parrs Churcli.yard, London, sir 29,1)61;1e -street, Dubli n ; Bob easel Tutt, Royal ff.:change ; nail ay most principal I ) ,:rfunters or ideakine Yeaden io the lilaednm. Merchant", Captains trading to foreign pals, also Coto. try Shopkeepers, sealing their orders to any wholesale Per hums or Medicine Vetitt•rs they deal with in - Londeo, wilt re• seise liberal alitiwaLce. CA triarin.- , -As Counterfeits 'are selling in petty shops, it is particularly requested to observe the label on the outside wrapper of earls bottle is sirp . ed io Russian fluid Ink," Nock rikulliky mad Prince;' anv without that signature are courtier feits. Sent to any part of the country, on remitting the money by letter. FRENCH OEFIge• te•! • xiitopop efir +no r*d stapEs. • Rioatn, S. 23.-:—The . dlsitai6it 'Pattonneaut end the Royif Guiird'embarkeil yesterday, and ar. deed in presence of the enemy ; the one at Baguara, and the other at Seilla, without suffering any loss leolll the numerous caution-shots fired at them by the. English. The latter, alarmed at the movement, aitstinued all night on the alert, and were constant. I.ty throwing up blue tights till daybreak. •if.' &ILIA, SEPT. 25.-411 s Majesty set out this Awning from Reggio, breolifasted at' the camp at Pink, and arrived about tnid.day at General Manhes rem sins charged witlf i, de corn. usaud.of the Neapolitan division; he u t at e i tOlbests -powers the cerimand of the two pr:ovincel'oef . a!- Iltt fifth& Calabria, as vat: tlielliaridaf sbair police. r l'he General of Division, Paetod, commands the French troops. OCT. 30.-4fis Majesty embarked on the 28th September, at Pirro, and came by sea in Antalti, whilwelmrlandink yesterday. lie travelled o r land to Caitellasaarei.iihere he passed the night, aful arrived this nieriiiisg at Naples. Before his , IFparttirei from tho army, his Majesty iisseed the following . • 4;ENERAL ORDERS. ' .. tteal-eutirters ui sciva, Sept. 26. 1910. " gotoivas,—The expedition to• Sicily is post. pound.. The obj.:ct which the Emperor hid in vieVi t by causing that island to be threatened, has been iteComPlished; and the effect of the attitude which**, tmen maintained upon the Strait 'with so much dignity for four months, has even surpassed Capeetation. You are about to enter your winter 'quarters. And you, also, brave sailors, you are about to return to your families. You have done more than your duty; you have supported with a Courage above all praise more than fifty combats, against a force thee,: times stronger than your's, and the success which you have constantly obtained provei what you would have done against an equal one. Above all, you have solved one grand pr. blew; you have proved that the enemy's ilitilla, cannot prevent even the smallest boats from crossing the Strait, and Alt Sicily will be con quered when its conquest 15 seriously set about. Receive tht, testimony of my satisfaction. I also testify the same to the land forces, who have pow erfully seconded you. The• zeal which you have shown in answeriii i i the.call which has been made to you, is a sure pledge tsu your King of that which you ;will always display when summoned for the benefit of his service and the good of the country. '. (Signed) " JOACHIM NAPOLLON.: 1 (Atte , ted) " COUNT GRENISK, - - " " General of D:v ;Ana,. NW Chiefof the suite( the Aroy.. ihNTAI NBLEA*I•• OCT. 11.-.-Orders were gi bs;, 'yesterday for placing relays on the road of Com.. teigne. his said,' that this is for the arrival of i Foreign Prince, who is ezprcted here. Her Ma. jesty.the Empress, by her goodness, her mildness, and her graces, gains the hearoof all who approach or behold her. She is the object of incessant praises. Every body is rejoiced at the happiness she is about to receive in a few days. Great preparations are making for the fete which is to be given here, either on the 15th or the 21st. The Halt of the Hundred Swiss is magnificently hung for the ball. All the gardens will be illuati g slated, Their Majesties hunted yesterday at Beau Ti!.. lent. The assemblage gas numerous, and the spoil vet y fine. , 1141 Prince of Piegfehatel set off this morning ; his aosence will not bc.iosig. • • Ut.x, OCT. ' 7.:--The ,:psnetks Eurepiennet, _.hie., arc potdishtd here, contain a memoir on the last campsigi . of the .French in Germany ; among other things, it refutes the famous letters of Geo. Grtiiiiie, i,i which oat other pretended to site, that the p in of operations pursued by the Fiench • was icry I rutty : it is proved on the contrary to NI.. (~ 'lime , that all tin! measures proposed by nein were impractecable and contrary to the Min Or war. PARIS, Ocr. S.—When the Count tie Gottorp arrived at Putangen, was asked if he *el pro. viCed with a pe , syort-from the alepattincnt f4r f IA- l ~- 1_ ~IL . y~~..a IL those distressing INIBECILITIEq which SOIL or reader Jabisppy the MarriagP estate, as well 'as for every Species of DRIIMITY, RELAXATION, &c. however indicated, or from whatever rause arising, It es retirees' Ms proved S:R. MANS SLOANE'S RESI'GRA , TIME AND RF.ANIAATINCi PILL.; to be the toast cer tain and soverei i ,.. iigmedy. 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