The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-16 00:00:00

T•rum the LONDON GdZIME, JULY 14. • initehnll, July 14. 'Via King hes been pleased to grant to Robert Driloorsom, Esy. (:amain in the Royal Navy, the Oft' web or-General of his Majesty's Ord eg.rrirtffbevtlse United Kingdom of Great - B r it ain — ipetrtd Ireland. Admiralty Office, July 14. Copies of two letters from Itear.Adm. Drury, Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Ships and Ves%els tho Fast Indies, addressed to the Ilan. William Wellesley Pole, late Secretary to the AJ. miralty. His Majesty's Ship in Jal. in Cnlo o mbo Roads, 1, 181. SIR—Yon will be pleased to lay before the Right Hun. the Lords Conmiissioticrs of the Ad miralty, the inclosed copy. of is letter which I have received from that milit able and judicious Officer, Captain Wainwright, of his Majesty's ship Chiffonne, who has fol. some tinie past had t h e direction of the frigates• employed in the Persian Golf, and appears tw,bave effectually destroyed the net of pirate which has so long harassed the trade with impunity. I hare the honour to he, Etc. wu. 0. a. T*TJ'Y. • . t : sib. His Majestv's Ship IA Chiffoine of Itas al Klryma. Nov. 11,. 1809. Sra-1 have the honour to acquaint your Ex cellency, that by the exertion of the troops and the squadron, under the respective coujinand of Lieutenant-Colonel Smith and myself, Ras al Kliyma, thci principal town of the pirates who have so long infested the Persian (.; ulf,. - bas been completely destroyed, together with all the vends:, in the port, amounting to upwards of AU, (about 30 of them very large dows) and of every species . of naval stores. The ships arrived off the place in the afternow of the 11th inst. but in consequence of the shal lowness of water were not able to approach the town within four miles, with the exception of the small cruizers and two of the transports;_ these anchored from it as near as two miles. On thp nine evening, the Minerva, an English ship, prize to the pirates, was burnt within twice her length of the shore. On the following day, the town was cannonaded for three hoofs, by the small cruizers and gun. boats, uitli cousiderable effect ; and a little before' slay-break, nu the 13th inst. a feint was mhtle on . ; the northern end of.the place, with two gun-boa* I I under the command of Pent. Leslie, of the, Chiffottne, and a detachment of native troops . and the main attack conitnenced on the southern' about halr an hour afterwards, consistently with an arrangement made by the Lieettmant-Colonel. .-=The troops were soon landed ; and, gallantly .necoliug the admirable plan - of their Commander, bad possession of Ras al Kliyma by ten o'clock,: driving the enemy to the opposite shore ; the gun. boats kept up - a fire of. grapeshot on te sea.adde ac the soldiers advance:J. Before four o'clock, all she euemy's vessels werc in flames, together with the naval store. nouses iu the town. . received the must .effectual attaitsiance from Captain Gordo'', of the Caroline, who was : with, ine at the lauding, and from the OfbcerLand AseA, of his Majesty's ships ; also from .the respective Coamtandero of th k e Hon. Compaq's- cruizers,* attached to the armament, tt.l their .ofScers and Men. The marines of the Chiffoune and Caroline were disembarked with the army. By the accompanyiag return your Excellency . . will have pleasure in observing that the loss of the - men on our side is trifling; that of the enemy has, been very severe. I h at e thaiatisfaction to say that the most per. fect cordiality sub-ists between the array and navy, such as tbromiaes to insure complete success in all the subsequent operations. The troops began io embark at daptight.this. morning, and, notwithstandiug the great waist of boats, were all On board'the transports bdere noon.—l have the honour to be, &e. • • .j. To his Excellency Rear-Admiral Dm", , . Commander in Chief, &c. Madras. Return of Men kUrd and wounded on board 4, and ilvan boats of the skips i employed in the attack of Rae al Myna, on the llth, 12th. and 13th of November, 1809. His Majesty's Ship La Cntrircivsm—.lasses Cady, able Seaman, slightly wounded; Alexander Rood, able Seaman, ditto. llis Majesty'sship CA ea LIS Z.—James Bryant, ordlM77' i Seaman, severely wounded. Dom Company's Cruiser Monet vovow.—Andrew son, seaman, severely wounded; William Grisley, artillerp' man. ditto. A v atilt A .—ht alionie4 Jabal Khan, Linear, essotally. • N AUT I I.Us.—Frnocis Perrnrio, ordinary Seanuus.severetp, wmaned; Aralmean D. Fenara Topaz, slightly wounded.. PRI NCI! or W • LES.— BelllUll, 1. Mat, Veiled, when an shore wider a tower where the Minerva lay ; Accoul, law dill ' ditto ; Mr. J. Brown, boatswain , severe l y 1 wounded, ditto • Alexander Hunt. Seamen, slightly wound ad, ditto . — To tal, 2 killed, 1 mortally wounded, b severely ditto, 4 sliglaly ditto. ‘,Signed) J. W Captain of Ms Majesty's ship Chilliane, and Senior 'Deices. Dis. sl OirstiP shill Russel, in Madras Roads, February 4, 1810. SIR—For the information of the Right Ito- Pourable the Lords Commissioners of the Admi ralty, 1 herewith transmit you Willer details of the pi ()ceilings of tht frigates employed in the Persian Gulch. The success attending the exertions of Ciptain John Wainwright, the senior officer, throughout this service, in having accomplished the &strum s . tic" of an enemy so dang erous to the .comaterde Parried on in out quarter, wi th a loss of men so trifling, reflects on him the highest credit, tod serves as a further proof of his very Irma merit aotrallility.—l have the honour. to be, AFp. (Signed) WM. 0.. B. DRURY. • His Ro a d , blest O Decembershi 7, 1809. La Chilionhe, Burka . SIR—My letter of the .14th of ,t4Toventher, dul.licate of .which is enclosed, -mill have given your Excellency an accoustuf the proceedings of the ships and vessels tinder my orders up to. that date. - ,4" 1 * The 11. n. Compan y s Cruiturs—Alitroingtun, Captain Jeakes Aurora, I.lentennnt C'onyeri ; Nsuallusi Lieuteumt Walkiii; Prince of Wale,. Lieutenant Allen; Fury, Lieut. D•tiirlmin ; Ariel, Lieutenant Salter.—The Vestal joined un thy .Ittb. • .;'t, . ; ---- - - -: On the 17th the vessels it% the piratical port of Linga, amonntiiig to 20, nine of them large dews, were burnt Without any loss uu our side, the inha bitants having abandoned the town on the ap proach of the ships. The contemptible bohb of theJowasmees called j Congo, Bender, Mallum, and Ilemeram, were, next reconnoi.red, but no vessels were there. I then dispatched the cruisers Ternate and Nau tilus to the eastward of Kishtna, to prevent. the escape of the Luft pirates, while I entered the channel between that island and the main aj,ihs western end ; but having got the ship I commealal aground in endeavouring to work throu g h jt A S I hail no pilot acquainted with the nasigaittin, and as I found the channel was too intricate to pass without buoying the shoals, which would have taken up too much time. I determined to proceed to Luft by the eastern channel, leaving, the cruiser Vestal to guard the western end of Kishma. His Majesty's ship the Caroline had been previ ously detached to .Burka Road with thu hcisvy transports. On the 24th ult. the Termite and the Nautilus joined; and .having procuied pilots at Kishma, 1 prouecded up the channel in his Majesty's ship 1 under my command, with the ships and vessels ' named in the margie*, and arrived off the town of Litft, oe the 26th, at noun. Twenty-four !Louts having been expended iii fruitless negocia tion with the Chief Muola Hussum, the Ternate, 'Nautilus, and Fury, were anchored off the town, and the troops, preceded by the gun-boats, ap proaohed to the attack, which commenced at tea o'clock in the efternoou of the 27th ult. The enemy node no.resistance until the troops. came close to the very strong fort, and attempted to force the gate; he then commenced a fire, I am sorry to say, most destructive, as your Excellency, will see by the accompanying return, added to that of Lient..Colonel Smith, to the Govern.: meat. The piratical TCAVIA, eleven in number, three of them very large *lows, were in the mean time burnt bythe seamen ; and the gun-buts awl the cruiser Fury,. which being of light draught of water, had been towed within musket-s but of the fort, kept up a. ruinous fire, which very muck shattered it by snuset ; the Sheik then cunscuted to yield up the place on the tenoning day to the English, on the' part of the Imaum of Muscat., together witleall theproperty in it belonging to his Highness's subjects; this was according coejed into effect, the Sheik departing after Lient..Col. Smith and myself had guaranteed his persoual safety. The fort having been delivered .in trust for the Iniauni to Sheik•Dewish, the bead of ,the Bettis. man, a tribe of Arabs, who have always - been firmly attached to his Highness, I sailed next morn ing in La Chiffenney leaving the Mornington to bring on the cruisers and the transports to Burka, ' off which place (Anchored this day. • The several officers And men employed with the behaved so as to merit my warmest approtiation. The marines, under Lieut. Drury, .were landed' with the troops ; and Lieut. Chirhtop, of ..,the Chitfunne, assisted with a party :of 0411113101 in Aragging the howitzer close to. the fort. . • The loss of the enemy has. been very great ; he `acknowledged to upwards of 59, lodependent of those who were killed in the towers adjacent to the fort, and drireu over precipices , to the East. ward thereof. I have ' &c. (eignea> J. WAt NW RIGHT, Captain. _ 2I 'lighten ef:Mse defeating to Isis Soiesia's ship La Chef Anne, and to th"lionourable Company's cruii c lled or ers Mowoundrning,- ton, Nautilus, 'Renate, arid Frtry,who were k .01l at the Mack of lb piratical port of Luft, on the . '7th - 14rovonSer,16011. i La Cu tyke tt,.-rJuhn Shay. private marine, killed; Ed iard Taw, private marine, ditto ; Mr. ht`Nattgiston, Assite Surgeon, slightly wounded . • Rt. Bulford, able seaman, *musty wooded ; AgdrewJohnson. able seamaa, ditto ; Xavier L'fferipite. ordinary seaman, ditto; William Gillet , c aporal of amities, ditto; "Edward Coward, private marine. ditto; John Willannott, able Kaman, severely wounded ; Illtnnu Kturiley. able seaman. ditto; Thomas HMI, able seamap, ditto; James Mitchell, Quarter Master's mate, slight ' iv wounded ; Jan Yauseaeum, able seaman .dittei-Wm. liatingtno, abk seaman, disto ; Thema, Ellis, landman, ditto; Win. - Meredith. private marine ditto ; Samuel W yen, private marine ditto; John Ctirrv, private marine, ditto. - ' Moantsaiow-Mr. Hay, midshipman, slightly wounded; lbw% Ferraru, able manual, ditto ; Mahomed Human, Se pay, Aim* ; Sheik Bury Jhony, Sepoy, ditto ; Laigue Me ter Sbikoty, Sepoy, ditto. , Teams, -Apr. James Wis. Guy, midshipman, slightly wounded. N A VTI r.ts-Mr Thos. Smith, bnatswaitailightly wounded. Fully-Ratumnalg Kraig, Seisoy,dungerovisly wouuded; Cernoul Beget, Sepov, ditto. (Signed) • .T. WAINWRIGHT. Captain of his Majesty's Ship Chitfonne. RZCAPITVLATION-2 killed, 7 dangerously winioded,9 se verely ditto, 15 slightly ditto. Total '27. * Honourable Company's. eruizers-Mornington„. Ternate, Nautilus, Fury; transport Mary. -dm— BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Thornbt r, Coln, Lancaster, calico manufacturer. . BANKRUPTS. S. Robinson, Saffron Walden. Essex, carpenter, to surren der July it. Aug.and 1.1. wi 15. at t welve, at Guildhall. Attnrnies, Messrs. Dawson W ra tti s l a w, Warck-street, Gulden square. E. Dlorgan,..New bridge. Moninouth, shopkeeper, July 30. 31, Aug. 2:4 at eleven, at the White Hart •Inn, Bristol. At toners, E. Daniel anti Sons, Bristol ; and Messrs. Pearson and Son, Pimp-court, Temple. J. Biome, Ludgate-hill, victualler, July 24, Aug. 4.25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Hell mid Brueriek, Bow-lane, Chem ide.. W. Hassles, 1 . Ogden, and G. Wyodham, New .Sarum, I Wilts, bankers, Aug. 8,9, '.!.:5, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, New SWUM. .Attornies, Mr. nodding, Salisbury; and Mr. Milktt, Middle Temple-lane. . • W. B ow i es , T. Ogden and G. Wyndhatn, New Sarum,Wilts; and J. Barrow, Shaftesbury, bankers, B, 9, 15, at eleven, at the White dart Inn, New Sarum. Aug.- Anomie:, Mr. Melding, Salisbury; and Mr. Milieu, Middle Temple laue. J. Turner, Swelling,''Sulfolk, merchant, July 21, 27, Aug. 25, at four, at the King's Head. Nora ich. Attornies, Messrs. simpsonaue Rockliatn, Norwich; and Messrs. W aides, Son, anti Holtaway, I.: hanerry-lane. . . F.. Egerton,. Daval's-lane, Holloway, Turkey meets:tut, July 17, 211, Aug. 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Milvaird, Size-lane. ,H. Vus and J. C. Emu New-court, Crotched Friars, merchants, July 17.18, Avig:2s;at one. at Guildhall. At 'ioruies, Messrs. Shake:, Le Mow, and Shute*, l'utinr 4 rects Blackfrian. T. Blakey and J. Blakey; Liverpnol, m erc hants, July 26, 27, Aug. 15, at eleven* at tee Globe Tavern, Liverpool. At tornies, Messrs. tiritlith :ma Wade, Fenwiek-tercet, Liver pool; 4u34 Xt. Wildle, John-street, Bedford-row. • L. Briggs, London-road, St. Ge.mi,e's- Melds, mi d (Wham. ' green, semi '- manufacturer, July 21, 31, Aug, 2 5 , at ten , at Guildhall. Allergies, Messrs. ?itches and Siunptou, Sw ith ids-lane. W. Watson, sea. and W. Watson, JIM. Warenhease, and Alnwiek, Nortlionsherlited, tore- giciors. Aug. 16, 11, '25, at . eleven, at the Bhie Bell lan, Belford, Northumberland. Pt • twain, Mr. Lambert, Ala w kek ; and Mr. initineg, albs- very-hkoc. ~ STATESMAN. v. - Tr7.7C , ... Z.. t• 7 • • • THE STORM. J. Nesitumbe. Exeter. eletakllert, July 18. Aug. 8,2. i. at two, at the illobe Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Mears. Wil liams and Darke, frince's-street, Bedford-row; and Mr. BON riitg, Eerier. W. Warwick, Red Lion-street, tkin ffterketswelljewellerrioly i. ?.1, A tig.‘23, at test, nt Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. A son, Castle-street, Falcon-square. W. Butner. R. Newcomb, and J. Sisson, Camson-street, l silk hat matiefacturees, July V. nt eleven, August 25, ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Swaim, New Bashighnk street. W. Burbidge, Cannon-street, nmbrella-maker, July 17.24, Atte. 25, at ten, at Guildhall. A,ttornies. Messrs. Chapman ,tad Stevens, St. Mildrod%-court, Ponitrt: G. G. White, Bride-lane, Islington, lute Ca xton. Kent. coal factor, July 17, 21, Aug. 25, at tcu, at Guildhall. At. tornies, M essrs. Kearsey and bpurr, Bishopaglite-street, 1V ithiti. E. Jukes (late partner with M. Jukes and Ili*, ley), Gosport, merchant, July 17, '24, Aug. ?6, at ten, af Attorney, Mr. Boswell, St. Michael's-alley, Cornblll. it. Legg, Cornwell's-fields, St. George's in the EaSt.dealer in coals, July 2 1 , at one. Aug . 4, 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reeks, Wel/close-square. B. Benjamin, Chatham, glass and cinnamon. July 17s $ll, at eleven, Aug. 23. at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs._ Howard and Abrahams Jewry-street, Aldgate; .1. Peters, Portsmout h, merchant, Jelly 2i. Aug. 4,5 , at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bennett , Angel-ut I, Thrtigtaortowstreet. DIVIDENDS. Ang. 4. W. Busby and I. Hill, Strand, hatters.—Ang. 9. 1. Gould,ilorrinonti,WorecAer.liaper manufacturer. —Aug. 4. W. Bedford and S. Sumner, Foster-lane, Wholesale limm drapers.—Attg. 4. J. Dithifille, Kingston-upon-Dull, dealer. —Aug. 11. D. Eaton, Chatham, tailor. —Aug. 7. J. West, Sinners-place. East, St. Pimeras, plaisterer.- Aug. 1. It Farbridge, Paragon-place, Kent-road, timber-merchant. — Aug. 11. D. Midway, Tottenham-court-road, victualler. • CERTIFICATES.—Aucusr 4. W. Cow nerthsraite, Old Fish-street-hill, grocer.—J. Mar tin. Alillbronk, Cornwall, sargeon.—S. Da wpon, Fiddeford, Dorset, jobber in bullocks.—E. Youi:g, Spalding, Macula, liquor-nierchant.—J. Dongworth, Grove-street, Commercial road, and T. Ansor. Stepney, dealers.—R. noon, R. 'Jig gin. nett J. Ben, Isleworth, calico-printers, so far as relates to It. Iliggio. The Average Prices of Coro, compute/ fram the returns made in the week, ending Juts/ 7, are, R Wlliat, 113 s. 4d.— Ne, filS. Bd.—Alarle ,s 499. 9d.—Outs, SOS. b 39. 'ht. —Pease, 595. 6d.—Oatmeal, 51s. 5/. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the returus made in t he week, endio g Jul/ 11, i. bet. 40. Oer cwt. The-:tremendous thunder storm on Saturday list, it- is , foored, has done infinite damage. At i two leelock in the forenoon it appeared as if e cloud burst over the metropolis, and discharged; in the course of a minute a profusion t of watery it was succeeded by a shower of bail-stones very large sizs, which broke Several windows, apsr, much glass in the gardens.south-west of the . :tose The flashes of lightning succeeded in. thil,.n .rapid succession, and from the clouds beiog the air was so strongly impregnated with setlphuTp u that it becoiso quite offensive. About a mile lie: yond Kilburn Wells, a brilliant ball of fire passed 4 rapidly along, which had a most sublinte and aw ful efect. The Wadford coach was coming Cowls at the time, and the coachman and - . female'. passenger were struck down by the lightning,, The hand of the woman was very much hurl, and the - ring on her finger was fused. A team, whieb4 was near the coach, about half a mile from Had. thnston, had ono of the horses killed by the lightning, and a woman in the cart was 'Struck down. Numbets In the course of the evening went to ere the animal, bet could not perceive whert the TIM foil entered. The place wher the accidents happened had a strong sulphureons smelt, end the clap of thunder thit succeeded whs.. so loud as tO throw into the greatest consternation the whole of the neighbourhood. At ilampsteacip and Ilighgate s the lightning was must awful_ mid i alarming, and so near, that the thunder was 3 lTko i the roaring of heavy artillery. , • •J A horse was struck by the t hunder, on Scut:. day„ in the New *CO, Blackfriar's.road., antl.fellr but shortly after got up, apparently withontintlL ingleceived any material inj•pry. • The greatest damage was produced by the rain. The streets in many parts were impassable, and the property of the inhabitants in their kitchens and cellars received injury. IVestminster halt presented an unusual appearance. The water overflowed the sewer at the back of the Exche quer Coffee-house, and soon coveted the lower' part of the Hall. Boys were stationed with brooms gto sweep away the inundation, but the stench produced by the overflow made the place uncotfimonly disagreeable to those whoattended on business. 'rho corruscation which prevailed .at intervals, frequently occasioned a momentary se,. pension of the proceedings in the Courts, as the lightning lied a peculiar effect on the_ eye sight. We did nut hear of any fatal accident, but it is highly probable that the most serious misforttineti have occurred in consequence of this storm.. • At Bexley Heath, three men were walking to gether : They were all knocked down, and one of them was killed, and' his watch melted. The other two soon recovered. During a late . viole thunder storm, at Wel lingborough, in Northamptonshire, the. electric fluid descended through the chimney of a house, and entering a bed-rooto, killed Mr. Hornby, of that place, shoemaker, who was in bed with his v►'ife and child, but neither of the latter sustained the laastinjury. , • On Thursday morning btol ßl , R a T t il l3lllthtield, in Staffordshire, tbe Hight 11.6. a. Lady Ilan lot Be got, of a 'on. MARRIED. . .. i On Saturday last. at Streatham Chards, N. G. Ingraham, Pp. Esq. of New York, to Miss Beckett, of Aldermanhury. ----• I PRICE OF STOC)KS YESTER DAY. Bank Stuck . Omnium i prem4 i 3 per Cent. Red. 691 70 09/ India Stuck 3 per Cent. Costs. 89i/ et& Isiah' Bonds $1 18 19 OP: 4 per Cent. 8511 Exch. Bills l 3q prem. , 5 per Cent. Navy 99/1 ex.div. Couvolg for; Acc. 11 74 Lung. Ana. 181 9-16 • Lottery Tickets 291. I' SPRING PHYSIC.—A Sweeteneenf Oe illos__ DR. VENEL'S ANTl.scoßuuTic YE. , ~, , s GETABLE PILLS are the 'hest alterative antipoTt kr al the Skied. Hot requiring any confiaenient, or testrat t,. in Diet. This Medicine disolvn in the Stoninch,; ~.. with the (mid, and gradually pervades the circulatiag dv. corretting in its passe la kge every deviation from. a sti e r , qf h ea lth; short, this, is the long-sought-far Veketible pec k. or safe hut active salsstituti foe that fashintashle, l o VA 1 Mercury, whish . never cures one disease without ',aerating. a worse ; whets 01 other Medicines have failed, the algeratives Pills may be relied 06 ash specific for the Scurvy, Serirbutic Eruptions, the Deep of Mercury, wad every other Disease arkiag irons vitiated Blood, Prepared and signed by Yowl and Co. and sold at Bacon's, 1511, ocfoid-vtreet, opposite Bond-street; Tines, R O 3 lll Exchange ; Gniding's, 4'2, •Cornhill; Parsons, 1114 Fleet ' ftect i and Richards, 193 , Strand . letiegits. 6d. per Boa. •: • . •. • • . • : ... - VI ' A• PIIIP4YMENON IN TILE AO% riIHE -CiiIAgIIRATED MAGNv:IIC ilk. JL ZOR TARliiiT, sanctioned by his Royal ilighooss she Prism of Wales, is Paw taiKt decidedly established be ,pulilic patronage, and wormiciscal approbation, assthe m.tit invaluable, and only-untetssion ever produced, to p 5 , 1,4,„ JO form a Itaxor s edge (-without the use of oili in t h e li li iled"eijirredcl'esi;enti:t.'4ciletsjatniniticelreiliValclit!:!hme,arnent.tirstliglitobaedit r ', r wf compositioa, its cleanly upplication, its powers, pr,„, ing a form of edge, whici admits the Razor being laid inu the face , during tire -Operation of phaviv, th. reby ,liveitticig the um cionmon nrcideist of incision, and IN pr ,„,,, eminent advantage out becoming superior iii its erects i:te longer ilia used, are qualities sw hieli it itidisputable poisesses. la older. to . protect• the Public front deception, each Tab.. let is sold sigited:b v,the• Inventor, John Thomas Rigge, and Aginbered *lir vets; ink, at his Warehouse. Nu. 5.1, p d .*, "treet,•Griareatu‘sgiuire, and 65, Chenpside, price -4,, Also, an Invention fur,sharpen.ng Penknives (without the use of oil) upon unerring prtnciptes, atpahle of be nz used *jib success an* pleasure by the most timid or tune: i c ., price is.' ,19hels..lovention is colt! by . Kephart) ap l rodicit Agents resat the Coifed Kiiip,dont. • It. Sinytti,i).ium. street ' Iltiblim Wkilleside Agent :for leettrat. , 1 I. 'Wm* &rift% MAJESTY'S ROY AL LET fERS PA TliVe. 11OCHF. 14 ROYAL HERBAL. EMRittiCATION, An effectual CURL for the 1100 PlNti COMM, aithms Medicine. rilllE utsriiklieti reputation titii EMBROCA. .1 TL(IS has:gained, nail the inventor. a.,)sisias to severe it genuine to ilte Politic, and prevent the Lopositions idly practised, by- unprincipled persons tending lingerers* emu. positions, his Majesty has beta pleased t r grunt lii, Royal Letters Patent, for ii Velirit to the tlob'ic,-spisoiatiug hind the sole benefit of' his most invaluable Discovery. The Public awl Fatalities tiny therefore be 'a ppi ied, Wholesale told • Itetail, At . leis house, Nti. 19, Kint-tdreet, Holborn, nod are requested to observe that each 9 . ..i.0.• is signed " J. Roche s'and with e.aeb Rothe ia gives a fail di rectum', at the top of which is his Majesty'. Arens. Price Is. •.* All others are Counterfeits. CONSUMPTIONS CURE°. Tvllll.inserter of this, a Prufecirmi .1 MAn, wh o has, for the last ten vent% atteoileJ mutt • / N 410,0 hi. 'souring under the above Dilease, And by his esteiolvt• ?me. lice has been so fortunate as tosliseover a t r. Matt is an IN 1: A 1.1.1 HU , : CURE; fur CONSUMP riON 4 , bY which Medicine lie ha. raced nutty when given over by emi nent Physicians, an.t when in the last stage of a Cumit.optioa, attended with Gough nod spitting of 13, 04 1, u u d et these c ircumstances, and at the request .of his Frienili, ani the many Penults he bas cured, lie therefiir,. infers it to those who are lithonring undo' . tnealiose.—i.eltris (past paid) adilce,isel for A. B. No. 7, Johu-ivr..t, North, New-road, Mary-le-bone, London, will biLve ii.rnediate attention. • lartillgt • (of a Letter Irmo Worcester. to Ilm-:lav on I Soo. kleebitillorket. l i ttudiin. Ageuts tn, , tile Propri e tor of Ihr. TAYLOICS Rle.AltDl( tor IMAFNESS, April, !SILL ACLI:IIGYMAN, resident in the Count y of. Wo,riaitt. - who had been for many years so deaf that llte could foilfeily collect any perfect sound thr.suKi . an I:Ar, latzif ilii l at 41 4 -eived sn much relief from using TA YLUICS , IiDIt . •DUAINF.SS, that he.enit now hear I. well a 0 m ilt in j4ii, lit common COMY'rsatime; ma la cloaked "11 4'l 6 tortor - of th's celchrtsted Remedy, he los Ilveu:o. i t i :rit l iiet!` the Prioter'of the Worc.est.T lit,rald, is Optlfy 'fitipttry Of totiat si.tooishing Cure. SOW by:twerY'lldediciitt-wonder of elune in the United I King,4oin, atlill. gerlottle. Duty Lict.;ded. r'------".. . •.- ' CA:ldritol•l A44C,INsT imeosiTtlis. A s-sporibusxrcokkraions; in imitation of Dr. I St I% 1. 'l's lt 1::4101•1 MAT LNG SOLAR.. TE/tCT (IRE. ate int posesk MI the PUl.%,.ie, it liecnaual the duty of, the Yr.- rietor of the.CwittOteMedicitte to guard them agni. , st. 'melt imposition in &tom; he there ore be !eave to iufpnn thou fire (:engine St.) . l.A it TINV - ru fir. Ii u hia iigantore. `' CI W. ti A b' FEU.," upon the outside of all the s rppers. A Pamphlet - may he had, grans, con:o,ll4es member of Cures lately pertertned by tilts valuable Rtstorrmol Nature, 410 W ofAtlPArri 4 t 0 4 LOW, Atthtaa, Drnmy. Coo stonyttati, :Nernots Coaaplaints Agues, Coavuirtdos, and all violent Disorders of thelqiitancli mid Bowel; . 7 Sold iu WittlkiwW444ls. till.wid 14E. at theo.rielnal Ware house No. 40.. NeW Illidge..treet, Ludeatilliill. Lot-ohm; --.4 h'y inoit of the respeetoble Vcnders - tir the liinggio:u. 'FO COL ! N tit f• GF.NTLF.M lift AN„D ttctialtti. The fallowiqg Restarative litectieide kin soils ;rote as tuba used and reenininended by notritof stye enrultyifor fillidtss. YOUS DISTYRDEItS and IN W &RI , Date AY, Loos of Alellory, ' I Feebleness. Dimness of Sigler, Hines?, of the Xitiel, Pains of the, &lack and Loins, 1 Paralytic Ceinpt4tr, iko. Treinhlines, i t touotry Centlemen and others are Informed that' they may ~.•fte.suplif•d with ilii4 valuable Medicine, by sending Olen Orders hr Coach:um or Newsmen, r.t by inclq*ig, Cash is a small 'Parcel: directed. to No. 1:3, Olds liondssreeer. L.in- • 'don,.for which pa p Ise co:eplete pa. kir% boxes ale pro vided for sending i! iv Lib saki, to ;my part of this Kingdom, ' Ireland, 6 cotland,, &e,. • LTUNTEitis • Ilf,:sTon.ATlvE BALSAM, . 2 1 dorrestering nisil itivigoratiug the Coirtitinforis of Per ions kealresird and debilitated by a course of debauched plea : sures, or iodised ioy any other causes. Ever day produces fresh accounts of the singular success of this invaluoble Re storative Medicine 6 out many Gentlemen hase been candid enough to declare, That it has succeeded is cases when every ' ?abet Medicine prover) ineffectual. •*** Csentleinen of the first distinction in this Kingdom, as , well as others, whose constitutions were broken and &Wil :tilted, have elperienced the g .od erects of this Itestorative Medicine. , For Nervous Disorders. proceeding from excessive 1 drinking, dissipated pleasures. the immoderate use of tea, or from whatever occasions great debility and relaxation of the solids, a better mid safer Medicine cannot be falsest. Nombeis I who had undergone too powerful COUrieS of Mercury (that bog of. beak h), which reduced them to a state of mi-erable ex alesce, received the utmost benefit from this 'Restorative, fee after has of strength and vigviur, they happily regained t their former health. For pains in the back and bous, amts. '., and seminal weaknesses, perhapr there is not any Medicine in public nr private practice wnich has been so citcressful. , Nine.—'f he Restorative is prepared in Pills. which pro duce more gradual and lasting erects than all the iniernil forms: the finer parts of this Balsam are also better. prepared. Sold by flaw king, late Wade, Nu. 13, Old Rona-street, and No. 157,_ Fleet-street ;F. Newhery and Sole , N o. 45, St.-Paul's; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Bacon, Oxford-street; Keene, Printer, Rath, &c.; and all Verniers of Medicine io Town and Country, price 6s. 3d. the box, or in larger boxeis only 11. 9r. which contains the quantity of six small, as made up for the Army and Navy. Ite. —,— A DVICE.--When Men of education and pro. 211. fessional skill use perseverket codeavours to • disoocer the most safe and effectual method of treating a few pre vailing Diseases, the successful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. COSS and Co. Surgeons, after being re;, , tdarly educated and initiated into every branch of the proression. (certificates of whicli, from different Hospitals, and testi monials from the most eminent 'Physicians, they, have to coo' any Enquirer), were induced to ntake the cur e of tiro following 1/iscuses the object of their particular study, viz. a CERTAIN DISOR, O'ER, frequently contracted inimonitet of intoxication; and its concomitants, STRICTURES and GLEETS,ns also I/ EBILITY, whether Arising from Bac chanalian indelgences,long residence in warm climates, or a SECRET SOLITARY VICE, ton often unhappily persue d by the Youth of both sexes; in the one it brut be found Abe cause of STERILITY or BARRENNESS, and in the - alter occasion a numerous train of nervosa diseases, o hick, If not , timely remedied, terminate in IM Pt)T EN CL and CONSUMPTION. 'The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them; by a superiormethod, to effectually remov e Vane ; orders, however inveterate or enmplicated, without rob ' ectlng the patient to the least restraint in di et or exorcise ; and in slight VENEREAL C ES, wherean eat I% applies timi is mule, after discovery of the Infection, they pledge thew selves loiperforni a cure in the short interval of two days. Tbe:sinprecedeuted suecess of their mode ortreatment in she4lsPe of the above, •compluints (which has never keen , known to fail in one siagle instance iii twelve years practice. ;during *which period ia,uy persona of both sexes lave het" amid, eves after severs and injurious methods had becti ptrr .sued by tither practitioners without effect), 'educes Mebifs• Clam and Cn. to thus publicly offer their achice. The% stof tie consulted by tithe* sex dairy, personally, or by keel*, • 'Mitt, inviolable secret/ delicacy, and attention . Patients in the Gittingry, incliwing a Bank Note, are re quebted to state the particulars of their CAA', age, and ague aneary'oplfirltivaingt,beindKi,tliddy4i)cine.aud medicine will be forwarded 0 Mesas.; Goss and Co. 11, Bouverierstrectrinee t-4treet. Lflft poit• --------- g;-Pritited unit Pliblisked 1). Lo vita., at Ik e fitATlsailx Ovaries Sip Flett.oreet. } ll *. 1 5.