The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-09 00:00:00

r - . Jr; :-1 7 h' 1 .. .~~• 3 - 1 • ' • ,; , i'` . . 6 I: - I ; No. 2C43.: .• ossaidg.7.••=o.em•eiiiimo • TUBAMK ROYAL,'OftURY-L'S'E.• T ills present EVENING, Nov. 9,- their Majesties* Servant,* Will yerform THE CASTLE 011A-NDALUSIA.. Titirt Met tk.ht` Initlytt • Till:. CITIZEN.. To-sorrow, The Beau! Stratagem, with How to Die for Love. Th e Scenery desiguerl•and •painted hv .iteisrs, Greenwood. Narinnri, Iknoiria, Gents:. Smith, and Camin, sand their testi-taw The .Dresneti H s, M r. - Rauh, and hliss !Lein. and their a•Astants. Toe blechinery by Messrs:Underwater', Drury, B,le. The Ocenrations by Mr. bforri9; Mini ltribionin,.iitc. Louder of the Rawl Mr. Smarr. : The Donn In he opened at a quarter past five o'clock, to be gin at a quarter past nix. • • Poxes is. ; Seentet•Prlre s s. 6rl. ; Second Price, —Lower Gallery, ; Seckmd Price,ls.—Upper Galtere. ;.Sectied Price, fal- -. • It•ixes arid PL r. to be taken 4 Mr. Spring. Bat t d ; v er, nt 'the Uett •it UMW. itubelt-steeet,.from Teo till F.iiir. :oat from Teas in the trveniag.until* Wets are slaved. Tile liiiy eirtranees are in Br eos-strfet only.—The Po en tralsoe..or Hossetl-street and W4um-street.—The looter G i llet y arc in Ruei.ell—treet and Woburn gtreet.— The Goner Gallery entrance i. in Wcilinin-street only. All persons elainsiag Right of Free Admission to the Theatre, having eompliel with the Notice given -byublic et Adversioe ment. to vigil their-Natove in the Root hot b the Secrary.to the Committee, al the Tteasury Office in Orery-lane, and key ing wade good their Title of such Free Admission, three days at leant pm-iini- to the exercise Of tech Right, will be admitted Free to the Theatre MI all Nights of Theatrical Representa tion or Musical Perfonannee. uuder the fulloniag Regulations a nd Gonditimin :- • Every Person cla"ng to be admitted Free, 111 be required t o sign his ar her name at the Door. in a book which...will be kepi ready far dog purpose, and will not be admitted without t ech ogiviture, The ri,:ht hood door, trading from the hall in Rrydges.streer, w ilt I.e,heard far Free Adiois-lasts to the Boos. and confined to them "ads- t and no Free Admissions will he passed at any WHO' R.Y Door of the 'Theatre. Neither wiU any Person, not - Free, be admitted to esti, through the Free floor. I Free Adinissinuo tee the Pit and Galleries will be received at their re-peetive Doors is Wohuriostreet only. The %Try great frauds which have heretofore been committed writhe Proptiriors mul tilt Public, respecting Free Admit. sino, Lave mule it tices , ary far the Sub-Committee to devise the moot effectual car-Trail in a matter l) important to the hoe- Tea- of Cie Company. whose units they are called upon to ad. minister, and to those who are really entitled to the treelaial of ardinis; . For the prevent, therefore. they have deemed it expedient to under the militaries of the Act of Partjainent. the eon. alcove -hoed for the prevention of frattek, which will be .1 , 1 ,1 1 Y rano:ed.—Stage Manager, Ms. Rayinned. Tit I' AIRE- RO Y AL, COVRNT-GA R.I) EN. 11 S present EV ENIN 9 ) I,I EI . be art fi lraw4, • 'THE TEMPEST. _ . To wh ich will he Ade*. ' ' . • OSCA.R. AND NI4LVINA.4.:. To-nywrow, The Earl of Eget, will ESrIlloy• PANORAMA, Lutel4l4TEtt.l(4)UAßAih.. . IHE l'ubtic are .respectfulfy- iuforined,-(bat tha, Till.: I,uniii, .._ - ~ . . .. . relelinited Painting of the Slitilli•vit kiIisVSIIIING wiU 4....,-".• The intro d uction elf. V elm's' Vegetable Syrup into Ku boadv rime onibe 3Jth • in-t: In be replut•ed by asiiiitjrflithir Irope deserves particularly to he marked, its being likely, ander View of the Uraird-,LIAKBOUIt. of MALTA,-: Fait Iteaftr: proper management, to occasion a nevi sera in the progressive a t .. bed. • • • - • '-• • .;:. •• advalicetirehrof medical knowledge; nod the design wayscrom- LIS BOW.• sitt the gribdiNatie af 10,41,Mulfe feat tg,.. e allttes ......11.ibed through a ?title'''. the argot berear of dibcalera. skirl', gum imam ..; e.r.:.. •••, - -. • • ... -. ' - is ith never teasing influence; oiler oil th e go a d .if mntikiiid. . .. Achnittassix to each PainiligOne Shallot: • . • Thu iw the reßsAu stmt itcciiii:Mol discpseries-bove nut been ini t..* Open Croat Tim till Dust. . • • ....- -proved. Toe operattom or a Pra-isily atid aVally, inrkenviAry, • • ' ' }IF:I4BY ASTON:B ARKKR, PrOPriOor, could •sithera Ise have improved utiiin their own discoveries, and doubled the elf cis of .irtillery and the Ilse of aeons by sea MI 1. LS' S 11 li fildt}D' 4 44B/11. li4}9titilt V— W 111 LE }ID LI SE : 1 quid Mod. Attempts of this hind are made in America; and. - .rts. (Ai ii*PilitlE r upplutit l eridni , street. Like's/ threaten its with the comequences, but they threaten us iS . emt , s o ci pamc'e ...of A A : plat' 'remand which :i n idol. In bletlical CheinWtry the progres.s is emotions, but .1 _I ' 1.1.8 . 1 4, 11110 VllOOl. HOSiRRY hate e'iipetl '. 'snare progreiii is ellected.• l'ne common. preparations of tiler eve.;ii . 'd the . a proleniorr-thei baits' idstained, rinang the . tarty. are Vileriiiy scouted li their aolorinus ill effects, and I t .' .sr .reer-, * - O &ss` Wearies have alleuipted .t.O halt/duce an they are new rimunosity excliauged for thriseot Calomelio loth isite.!..l ',slide; slianstd 't, Merino:Word." • - •- • ' are Introduced into almost nil preparations, Is all the occident Tee P n . ietnry_trieretiwe (in order to prevent ilitir 'friends ~ of illicit passing, a hen the surgeon is not in a hurry, he coin beinA dere veil% • a di- hovel 061 i -have. SIWIT comb ihnueed gaits his patient in thic d.rlatrions mineral thus .: prepared.— •• Nl:i..Oroftittti'lltletir -Wri n 01,..vi". nigh ore Sher mid sotter 'NW A liNaliN'S V Et;, TABU E SYRUP OF DR VIU,NOS than aiii o ettgeo .ether wart of lat,lll4llery, and warranted nut to tr.e great atotdo:c to M.: poison, is extended to all medics) tie; shrink ',alit:whine." ' - - - . . piayities laid viers or the I , mph, whe th er occasioned by 46- 'the nettrieff• magi} at, Staliiact,'Surks, I)rasters, Waist- ~ e:,,e Id' pretended remedies.; to ohArtictions of the mesenteric cob, Shirts. (:sips, Ladies Coats, :,ad' ..II sioli of under &Judi., to tube.. les of the lung, and the degeueratihn of their (3.41tin4, witithilmy lie lad i.i I2S, l'heitp..ide, and at most of t &instance i to the unmoor. which they filtrete; to toduratiims the resi r Celable'nduserin cu.,: .nid-C•rmor.i. • • ••• - 1 uf.ibig liver; tts•derectimi in iiie viscu•ius mixture of the cayle A partleibleildietersunde f..r.rae• G. 04 slid: tt hettoetti,o). ,- atilt the blood, which sometimes depress and suffocate the pa . i lieut. 'fbe inediciiw is preporel an.l sold by the Proprietor, as it WAS ht• Mr. Swain-nn, at N.. 21, Frith-street, Soho, Lrindoss ; by Mr. Alktiami, Cheo•isr, N.I. 19% Bishorgate-street; and by :ill the reputable medicine venders iu the United Kingdom, wire I - Js. st bunk. T . (Yen:kir - restored to live old mode of Drawnig. i, i 5.../ N.rebLiiirs. Eiri f 1 Nitwits., t-. ti t drawn 5i,,,..y And r . , p4rotely from the NV WA. for t horn liorp -e Ire...rumrst tin% • granted l'sn 1)n) s t of Drawing, viz. 14th .and 151 k JANUARY. ! •S(:H ENC. • •• 2 - of seI).000 • ,„ are .Zi4).AOl t - 4 .. '..... 211.10 • ' 1.0.0 6 li ;' ' • 501 3,000 ti... ...• .• .. 400 • 2.400 •le 14 • 1.400 34 40 T2O • - ..2,100 .,. - 13 - • • 31014.1 •ot f 3.1100 Tickets. •ts, . . . sCI3O,OOS Tickets and Shares nee sellin by * SWIFT atteCn: Cart=' Irneturs, 11:Poultry ; :11,.„4:bleir e ; Cross; atiJ 31, Aldwitc 114 h-street. • • • , - - ' der. ENCOURAGED by the uniform success attend ing their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of a r few prevalent compl a ints, winch has been confirmed by the ex- I perietice of many years in a large and extensive practice; stn. slide aka of the happy chests I r.tiltiliz to the public from me dical men i•eofiiiin4 their atiestion to a certain chew of diseases, .! Mease , . tiOSS Ca : continue to direct their studies la throe disordeci miring (roast secret destructive habit of ineonsiiirrate Youth, which tint only occa-iima a numerous train of nervittr.af- 1 b fectioos, hot also entails nit l votaries all the earl ri I jug eilibi. eiliffes of old age. • In that distressing state of debility or deli- Ataics. ~wiewheesite consequesiee of such baneful habits, exces sive drinking. long residence iu hat climate., nr any other cause, hy'wil:'tthe ;Pewees of the enieuitution Itemise enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they offer a firm, isle, ant reworation to siintid twit Illjtoruip health. bere an early application Is made for the cum of a certain Tit-order. frequently contracted in a nutmeat of inebriety, the eritilicatimi is generally completed in the shim' space of two days; audio theitiore advanced and inveterate stages of vene real itifection, rharacA-rised by a variety of painful and distre... sing symptoms. n perseverstnee in their plan (without restraint Is diet or exercise) will insure to the patient a permanent and radical cure. ' Tic diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with or arising from the above complaint, have not escaped their atten tion; by an infallible and improved plan, they tare enabled In remove obstinate titeetS and Strictures, whether recent or of ; Ion:: duration, without resorting to the painful an 4 dangerous use of she caustic hougie. Many instances can be adduced,of very inveterate CARS. of several year's cominumme, having yield ed to their method in a few days,,after the eine had been at tempted by tither practitioners without effect ; and sash has horn the agreeable result of a practice of (intim) year-, that , the mode "(treatment kits not In one single instance ever proved abortive, doting a hick period y thousand persons, of both sexes, have experienced the enjoyment of having been per reedy cured. after severe and injurious methods have beeu per- . 1 severed in to nit purpose. Messrs. Gass wool Co. exclusively professing the cure of these I par.icular complaints, in order that they may not be by a nit-taken few, narked WI the obloquy in jowly attached to' I the irn.rrant elapiric, think it hut justice t 3 themselves to slate, ; thin they have been properly educated and initiated into every; brooch of the prolemdint (certificates of which, from difeieut Hospitals, mid testimonials from the most eminent Physiciam, they hare to convince any enquirer) that the success resulting from their endeavours 6r.t iodered thee to quit the practice of the geaeral Practitioner , and they presume that their pre tensions constitute a fair- ground for the unprecedented coati- . deuce o ith which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. Co be consulted at their house daily (per...tally. or by let ter) by Patients, of either Sex,- with secrecy, delicacy, and at traitMil. • Patients in the country are requested to state the partieukwy of their case, age, and intiiiiier of enclosing aZank-note foe advice and ntedicitsim ; and the fame wilt be forwarded to any part of the Kingdom. GOSS and CO. &Irmo, lie. •19' steed. trra LIT It Atli) t:o %) ill N Under Ikeilltastriatispulratifee•of their ftesyal Hichele."4:3 the i Princes*, *ales mad Duke of SUISCI, the Sitastsl4 Ataltus swim, nod arates.of eke Nistritity, . e 1' ACASSAR 0114 for the lIA.IR. Tbis Oil . is IVA pelotas ree nieneletl on the ha-is of truth ~nd ewe r:race. It posst , se, proper: WS of the nere4t salubrious metier for trotorine the Hair. where it har . been B ild for years; prtuesses it r'eeten I,.lliis nIT or turning grey., to the latest period of life; p.u.luers on the tees-es a titan heautiful (.loss, Scent, and Curl ; at-et I. pre-eminent for Children's Hair, tentead of soaps, .lee. it rle•hte-es the Hair much easier,is extremely pleasant to the tg. foes. and Wines the 1144 to .a betentiful ,tote; promotes sec theenta of Whisker* and Eye-brows ; in thee, render* the Hair of Lune*. I:maltose's, and 4:kildreo, inexpressibly attracting. • View knorittutr. Treatise -on the •Improvement of the Ile:soon Hair, illitarativo of the virtues of the 34::eassar 0i). mitts a number of tertininalals. from persons of distinguished c..neideratient. highly worthy theantemiliti of Parent=, Proprie. 1. lb of Boarding schools, &c. included with each !nettle in the " 14 Ir, whirls it sigord on the outside, " A. Rowland and boa," in re I ink, without which mine are get:tante. Sold at Ss- tiel. 1011. &I. and Our tittinoa per bottle, by the Pr.blerieton, ROWLAND and SON, Kirby.strect, Hatton and be their appointment, by Messrs. itentiries, Tiort.i.ourin-street I Bayles and Riese. Corkspormreet Smyth and Co. 117. tiverpn, 47, Hattie and Pierce, 57, I). New Iteptd-otreet ; S. Berry, 17. (:reek-street; R. Rowney, :Halttlel-gartaar Low, Strain! I I. T. Riese. 65, Corap44. 4 ursd 51/I.pgek.:ureet Jones, Apple' Tree-yard, St. Jaose*',.; • litagess. I:aerator-street ; ie. Reetts, and I . , a.lingra-steer(; 'Pitchy and Sons, Fleet-market; New berry mid Sores, 45, St. ifiturrChurch.yarl; Batter, 4, Cheop -1".. "*; Fl••••fing. Walker, mod Go.- liorour,h ; Dicey ,sad 0 0".. • How Church-yard ; Shaw and Edwards, N, St. Path's Ciatith- yard ; Thorn, 43, Eaton, 15( 4 Grange, Turner, OS- Ised 7 iticcus Moe trars, SS, Fle•et-street ; I)iivitoot and Sou, .'9, Viert-tliret I. and by. till Perfenners, Hoir-cuiterr, heal Me dotme VconFts in London; and by Mesas. Nriviaerry and 43, Ilaute-streeei i Mr*. Da. ion'. Piirlitinient-street, :.ad by all Perfumers, Ittir-ceitteri,aad Medicine Venders 1 1 :r..a.,Ituut the .I•.a.girt ; none arm (ermine without the Signattuc—" A. Rowltuid and Soo." re, reit. To Wair.f,..tl4l:e•ter. toil Others. Bv DL ER. At his Repository, lioswell street, on FRIBA Y, Nov. 19, of , Twelve, TEN capital large-sized, seßtontsd • Road Vf A IiTION 1101(8 ER, in good e.aiditiott, tnlinotr cutistoto ro• , •k v m.i , t of them :ire young. cooed, :out well knot% good works J. The above merit the toseolhors,of else outwit'. its slidyitre psrted with for nolisidt,but solely oo .liccount of tile Proprietors hay* on further otto fur 'Arm. Tolle viewed one dny prierlirtbe sale; :old sold without roe; serve. • . T . . ?sirltt s —Freelelld I.,tate , „ • 7 BY PR t VAff Pi • CO% TH - A - cr, • '1 VERY Atssi rable FREEMOLD ESTATE, si. Ili tuateanthsMank. of the Thames, - iibput two miles from •11Pliidsor, MINI three frrim Maidenhead I cialtaiale e Imo ant, of 111.1atreu of veryfirtite A gableaud Moid af . 'uw La , Farm-hoer, and snit:fhle • dec.-with t uo elegant VII.I.AS, coin itunding peculiarly interesting and bistsitifid swiss ut the Thames and surrounding ieenery. LOtewise tuti substantial and . -with offices, task*, orchard, ISte,<tlesirtible iitu.de. in the lage of Bra., tray I he. river Thames, and about five acres of very excellent heed, war Conkhain Dean, ithd several Cuttitiesi , [ - The whidif to be'seld mother .nr talot4. • • Fur farther Particulars, .and tiekett_to view, nppty by' ; letter, post-pail) td Mean. A4prupteiTew, and Ilautilino,,lNfe., 1 2 H , enrie.in-otteet, Cavent.gardett or to Mr. SieWilri o. .N ft. • is, Struyfor4l..stect. Blackfrian,, Londoit,'W heft Itaits lasi* be seem •-• " • Wititnn. Ledge At the Haase of Mr. Clough. thejletl Pan Inn. #reztan, tin WEL)NESII:LY. the 24th dny..oP y •veruher, 181`., at Five e'Clock in the Etieniug,•subjent fiat condittposto tta then' ptadsced; - , •• • , mtiqtr - 1.. .A. LT, that.beßuaa an a l cams!' „ 1:11. called W A L'fb loOtHrE,two-milta thiamin flori'Preao ton, Lancashire ; : iimebs.hothAN•ol,44,l„,kol- bosses,. garden., pleasure-grounds. farm-)art, mai every other convenience $ end nlro fibroid f.l;iti acres, atatillt• siersiatell:Af ; brantitatily vortird and niolloor mated :rostra', ino.norg frowe.(oor 1 a less qoutntity, at the. pun-ha . ..cep nption), ihelue;to,r the ca,iltiot rains called Gsbirldestontiou-e, 4:dlostrAdrrow. ate -late Mr, I. Winstanley's. mai several smatter houses at 11 . COtlagei s several extern'' , mod very thriving Wobildi nhd planintio.rs; and n'consi der-able talent it the river flariven, .willr Its valuable Itveatiss and falls, owl the doe holm land on both its hunks. Itohert Hunter. at Walton Lodge:- will sites, the-Premises, and further Pa rt i c ul a r , and a Plan of the Enure mhy be ha d nt the Ogee of Nlessrs. Cross, Crir=un, hot Wortatintn, Attars pink .P7•04.)a lof Ur. Caucastent W t4oU ylat ut Witgias worth, No. 5, Crav's Inmscintre, •Lsotalon. C1.01,!(.11-FIAEL ES f ITE, STA r ron Dsti IN the Nl , nith of lik.centier next, will be o ff eied for !sale by Auction. the Manor, er repotted MANOIL OF K 19(1? I:IN, in the county of Staffiirt; ; and also the capital ttotte-boil t at.,ioo-hattse, ettlle3 CLOUGH- ILA LL„ the Ike re , isteoce•of John (i.ihrd, deeervsed, together wit rip wards of 301 -acres of freehold land ; and also the Alines of ('oal orstrirr the's3:lllC, now in full work, with the viransonagioes.., railivaa•ty' itichibery, and utvosils, item !SW V.foor cars v nog on tire sante and oho several LenieS of volualtfe Collieries And' Mate. Ivlr cmdiguntig hereto; and above One Hundred and Tereus) fret hold Dwelling-horses, for workmen, situated near Lor *tons, in the (minty of Chester, and in the several parishes .4 nartboy nod* Wohtsintion. in the r minty of Stafford. 'fhe Growl Trunk Ca nal passes through the retire of the properly. The L••-tats very finely wooded, mod presents no object Of purchase, either for a Comilenonnes residence, or as a matter of speculation rarely to he equalled. The Particulars of the Property intended to he Sold, and of the and Conditious of Sale thereof, will he published and distributed in due time. A considerable pact of the purehoce money may remain in the hands of the pus cstaser on approved !.cc • The Estate amid Plans then-sof may he wen, on application to Mr. Edmond Gould, at Clough-ball aforesaid; of to Mr. Vernon, Stlicitor, Stone,.Stutfordshire. SOM. Oct.ll, 1812. F Abell:77l' ..- ) r 1- • ...' z 1- 6)....!, ..,•54.°:tcoeri---2.;t41. .. ..• .• • . . . • iio • . . W., ' - , -. 7 —.. - • ;i: - . ~... :.:..'fir--.. •1L.....•..1....1r- `,.. • . '.".4'0 7 '‘.: ' • ... . . t. • . .. • . ''' ••:- . 4.1 al . CV. C r til`l ttat • :0 4 ,7,. .0,,,,t-, .. 1 --. . . 1 itll-1,4 . • is I- LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1812. PAICE gib. AT a numerous and respectable Meeting of the Ettrgesses ant Electors of the Town and County I,f the Town of Nottingham, conveyed by the NI , ynr b, p u bli c ad vertiseyneht in the " No:lin o:tin Journal,' an d 4 I Nottingham Reek/a." in pursuance of a Requisltion made to him for that perpuse by many Burgesses and Elceicos, an d held at the Guild., lulls Nottingham: on blonday t tbe 2d day of November, 1812, FRANCIS lIART, Jon. )'.q. in the Chair; Resolved Huainan tasly,Tliat hoving seen with reg ret a parer, to which the mime of John Eliiint, lssq. is attac hed, purport ing to he Rel. lutions of a most respennble Meeting of the lord and independent Ileetors et Nottingham, we feel mu:elves called upon as Burgesses and Elea tors of Nottingham in this 1 public manner to Mare, that we Italie witnessed a ith peculidr ostisfanion the resign:dim' of Mr.Ciike, our late Repres. Motive in Potflansent, because hunever respectable he may be inpri vate life , it k impossible not to base perceived, that durum( the whole period of his having been deleen•ed to represent U. 111 the Moose of Commons, he has acted to derogation of the true cha racter urn Britisli Senator. in complete and make tiltiettriettcy In Hot party amongst as m hose public principles loner led Iltein to :upheld the sy-tem of Religious Intolerance at home; of perpetual Mind liderminuble !unlink , abroad ; and to oppose th e ms e lv es i n! lt temperate yet radical Reform in the Representation of the people, which, in our opinion, can alone save the country from destruction. :That we rejoice that Mr. Coke has Ilinuebt II ► sesiiitl of his ii-emeitt the proper season to record. - .• • • .„- le o f t aan y t i t r i titasoit. tan mistirpreisth ho- hiss gorea.e ; regale, sod- • riable tenour of his public coodnet) iif Iris Complete- rfrid I slavish sobserviency in all n:atsers which concerti the Corporate I . Body, the Magistracy and Government, and local Patties .bc , Nuttinotam, to that party who originally introduced him here. ! hecaase by these Mellll{ he has brought the questino &iffy to I issue, and has given theindependeat lElectors of this populout• Town an opportunity of declaring , that Warned by past f speri-' i epee, ii is their fixed determination to chaise no one. hitiveser • respectable, it ho is nominated by Mr. Coke, or span, whom 1 the least imputation can rest, VI 3 be can be induced to nit upon those public principles. sir that subservieucy bi the views of a PartY, which have distinguished oar late Representative in Parliament. That we desire to express our respect for the private.elotrue ter of ! Mr. Jki kwright. and tor his handsofte and correct cow dun during the Election. That bring coniiinccil, by the milt of the late enntnt, by which Mr. Smith and Laid linneliife have been elected, by a large and t•.. inipliant intitority of votes, In he our Rcpt-noun lives in Parliament, iliat.ihe Town of NoUloghhili has been de llivered from the donsioni ion of a Party. rind committed to the guardianship of the Public' Spirit. rind the love of Liberty, which have ...re distinguished the peat body et its Inhabitants; n e,rcgartl the clamour ottemplid to tie raised against the, Cor-' pniate Body as the involuntrwy homage of their enemies to the bpirit•nnd propriety of their µabbe conduct, and hail 'it Iris tht i sure and certain Indiration of the esthhtishment attic ladeyen-, I deuce of our native Town upon a solid nod permanent basis. That these ILCSOlUtifiltii be signed by roar-Chairman, and. pith ', fi shed in the Nottingham Journill and Review , and in such of .1 the London mid other Papers as he may dieret. That the Thanks of flits Meeting btc•totd they nre • hereby. • Oven to the Mayor, for hisatttiniou to the Requisitiun, and for calling this Meeting. . * (Signed) FRAN. HART, jan. Chairman/. The Thanks of the Meeting were then voted to the Marmon. for his handsome conduct in the Chair ; titid to Mr. Hopper far ~i 'boring; and.lllr. Wakefield for seconding, ihese, ftesolut two. SALES. Frons . the LONDON.G4DIETTR, • . • 13y-Mr. SADLER,' At hisßepositor), tiostrel:-..irect„ l'l3-11ORROif,. • at Tl 4 eke,. THE following HORSES, &c.—a brown geld . .; ins, hands high, 6 vears old, a snlillli clever hor- rer. , rugcli for tiatroache or chariot; a bay g:drthd , 15 bates one , inch high. sound, master .1f 1.1 striae. and a g oo d gig tore ; a brown celtting, 15 hands hiAh, ,hews a deal of blond, and nroti ter of 11 stone, a capital hunter and routd,o-r ; a clie.nett grld ing, 15 hands one inch high. toaster of 12 stooe, sound, and ' goitd Minter t a black gcldin,g, 11 lards and a half high, sound ,,' and a very fist hackney. Abu e ref.,' clever, active, larce sized coach and chariot gcldiur, Inaritincrs, mail-coaclietc journey hones, gallowttp, ponert, &c. ; ut the whole Otte Intuited LAS. To he viewed the mornin of Sale. Public Sale Das.. a r. 1e Tue.da‘ aii.l F t idie. • - .. --.6.-- . Caritas Mute, November& The Prince of Wairs - be% heell pleased to appoint PilikstnO* . ilailis, of G;-eit (;oorge.strect,. ICestmin iter, Kul; M. D. to be one of his-Relytilliighuess's Physiciaiit FattaditiShatk. • .. , CAI,QMEL or MERCURY, six times sublimed. aiibrimir rice Ma1(10.?48. Ordnence.olliee' ,Yor. 4. 1k19• Corps ofitcrvill Ear:kneels. Brevet Maier Philip lineteiro be Lnealknianktolonel, vire Haller, ire ra sr I. Dated Nlay 14, lilt Glijortie Mr George,itioste to be Captalo, riot littehes, .prmonted.- Dativi 111.13111,1t1t._ . • First Lieutenant dohs Gent to be Second Captain, vice poste ) , Promoted. Dated :1% above. • - FirstiLieuteranti WM. F4-lAvNiell, 40. be, ditto, •viCe betore the Castle of Burps. Dated Septefilpends,lsl2., . ; , • •? • 10^1 . • . . Conithissions in the 3d Western Argirovitket Nurfolk444l..itiirks • • " ._• . - ignett b) - : we horitl.tentenaph i e The Bun: Fave...ri John Tumour tu be 61.00 r, vice artela w illkho• muted: !Dated October 1814. . , • iaseilWright,,Ovot s td be.LlCtillillgolt rtgoliartilit 111 1ilat4 L P Vatted as above.. , • Corentisbions. , :igned by Ile laird t Ligtik 01'..the County , tr Mho*: John Buckler Lethbridge, Bett.-en.lso Depot); Lieutenant. atted Octuber4B. • . , n , . • .".6 • Vet . • ' Tbotgas may, titj. - tti'be nth. ' as imove, • • • South Hants it Baas Rabat Retkikeittt • • teniatol,'Olelellorivon4i.pgth noted... Dated Octubst*,..lBl2. Conuoi.sions .b3t the . ifice: P eute:anyt of ib; Count; 4' Stifrey. ' ' • • i 1d atlimeilt of Itaval Sirrey Leopard Wilkiiusonytlgist.. tche 14eutepauti vice lltatler. • moved l aded Nepteilber M. 102. ".:Ge.ire.• Uartha Gent. to be Ensign, • IRce Wilkinson, pros muted. Dated as above. • ' - s;-knitleliu.latte's Xlivaleer.Paraqq v.robn PArseos, to be Sri* Fated September BB_ . • • ••* -1 ••• —• ' • Stunnel lidablep isInet;••10. be Woad Pentenant. Dated as ativwfir.Ji • • • . Joba tn. otuftb Georft. be Murreon. oaten as above. •'• Ita•fhattiptoti. Punter, Owl Mortlake Volunteers • .A. 41. Liar**, Goat. teller Basign. - Dated September li, ISI4. oi. ' Kltll.l' f 9. . • , • . BAN ' ' J. I/Weyer-and' G. Davie. SberNeld, platers; to surrender Nov, 911±11,. Dec. 19, - arid. Kiyisi- Attornies. Mews. Devowand Took.44irdbine-court. Brays Imo I draft Mr. . 'George Barrisk, Bis:asingltam„ . .41:;; Payne. Harrison-tweet, lan lane, builder, Nov. 14, 21, Dec: 19„ at Gelldhdll. Attorney; Mr. anauu, New B d .: • singfrall-StriWt, • . - l►l. Lytel,Ceaven.Onet.taalgnereltant. N0r..14,%, Dec. 19. at Guildhall. Attordlee, Menus. Kearney and Speer, diabups 'gatignreet-wlthla. • • W. Brans,' Eatesi" , ho'rue-de Ter' 'Nov. 17;21, Dec. I V, al daildhalf, Laudon:- Att(1111; mr. illasday,fleet. Market: 4 • L. Landfriede, Craven...buildings, Drary,lani;jenelTrii, No!. h. 17, ;.1, Dec. r u, al - Guildhall. A townies, Mengs„.lllsybew and • • Piiee, lioymetadl-liiii,',l;tanusery-lane. • • . - -Nesswllandsaireer"isinsournr, 49: It 11ee.19, at Guildhall. Aatorpirs„ Mciars, Mayhew ;sad PricasAypt i tiod s -lon, Clancery-kite. • T. Wia4'l,lll, Mitcham, Sititcy, maltster,• Nov. 12. : 19. Ike: •• 19,dt Gaildlialf. LOOdan. Attorney, Mr. Meysnott, Barrow's, • buildings, litsektriare.rosd. • T. (',';lady, MaggotsGAl,Gloncestershire,l4len-drnper, Nov. 10. 41. Dec. 19, at Guildhall, lartidoo: Attorney, Mr. Haglies; Clifford's Inn. • 1% Gill, Chieheter, spirit-merchant, N0v.19,09, Dec. 34.,84 the Ramon( r: Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, 'Messrs. Tarrant Clarke. and Richards, Chancery-lane. ; J. Wolff mut 1)orville, New Bridge-treet, - Nev. .19, 19, Dec. 114, at GuildSall. Attorney, Mr. ShelOdsis • Grad Prescott-street, Goodin:as-fields. J. Simmons, K ingston-upon- Will, printer, Nov.-1%19, 1)i,% • 19, at Guildhall, - Loudou. Attorney, Mr. Pcarte, square, Fleet-street. J. A. Leach, Rid Lion-strect, Holborn, victualler. Nov. 10, I)ee. Pi. at Attornles, Messrs. Whitton and So' n, Greatjumes-street,• Bedfard-row. • • J. Badger, Old Jen ry, merchant, Nov, 10, 24, Dee. 19, at Guildhall. 'Attnrcry, Mr. Maw, Old Veiny. P. Acton, ('oventry, wine-ini rehant, "Nov. 16, 18. I)ee. 19. at the George Inu, Coveatry. Attornies. Mr, .Alesander, Nen - square, Liiicolie. Intl; and Mr. Minster, Coventry. ti. S. Bradley, Bristol, - hatter, Nov. 9,-23, Dec. 19. at rim Commercial Rooms. Bristol. Att o rnies, Nlessrii. Brown and Cary. Briaol ; ;lad Mr. Hurd. King's Renck-walks, Temple. R. Grundy and J. Grandy., Gravesead, ship-joiners i Nov. 14, 24, Dee. 19. *at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, Warwick-square, Newgute-street. G. Hague, !Sheffield, merchant, Nor. 10,•17, Dee. 19. at Guildhall, London. AM°. Hey, Mr. Blake:leek,' Serjeant's Inn, Fieetuareet. J. H. Gocdlake and W. H. Goodlake, Limehonse, ship chandlers, Nov. 10, 17, Dv. 19, at littildoall. Attornies, Messrs; Devon and Tooke, IhilbOrn-court; Gray's Inn. A: Hootttetter, Danseisce-raiiiitney.lane, winegnetehant. Nov. 10, 91, Dec. 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Arrow- • smith, Devonshire-street. Qaeim-iquare. .4: Miley; frasinglvall-street, warehouseman, Nov. 14 24, Dec, 19 , at Geiidtwlt . Attornies, Messrs. Gale and Son, Bed ford-street, Bedford-row . T. Borne, Jun. and T. NI an kI n , Camberwell, coal-merehants, NbV.-10, 9-1, Ike. 19 5 . at Attoraies, Messrs. Leigh, . Masud. and Leigh.. New Bridge-street. J. Sharp, Itity-stree3, Clerkenwell, victualler, Nov; 10, 91, DeVl9,-at`Gurtaliall.-.-Atlarniel, Akan. Bovill trod Tustin, New Bridge-street. Illackfriar4. • C. IVatlini and W. Cow por, Lineoln's Inn. mbney•sreiversers. Nov. Ja. '41., Dec. 19; at Gui7dhail.'-Attsdney, Mr. Blandrord, • King's Rencli•gralks;• Temple:. S. Odell, 'Entleld litch.wery, coach-waster, Nov. 14, 94. Dec. 19, oat GuilcUsail:- Attorney , Mr'. Nind, 'flirogniortou-grert. • •W. Dailtf, (Itavesend, gr.se'er, Nov. 91, Dee. 114. nt Guldhitll, %Leiden. - Minton's; Isicsirs.• lAalks.r arid Markin, Dia./es:sty.- • . S. G. Aluakhouse end M.A.' . Gorman, London, Noe; 10, -94, Dee:l9, at Guidnall. Attornies, Messrs. Winterised floes. • M. Simmons, victualler, Nov. 10. 17, Dec. 19, ar.Giiildhilf. Aitorney, Mr. Kits, Pi infer-Street; Black. friars. • - • M. Fortune, Stone-Kiteken, Tower, victualler, Nov. In. et, Dec. 19, at CuildhalL Aitornies, :wars. Harvey and Warne, Si. 11fleit's. Bishopsgste-street. . .1; Whitley . , Idandstia-stre/A, Westminster, timber-Ft:etched, Nov.. 37, 41, ...Dee. 19, „ Attorney, Mr. Platt, Tanfield-court, Temple. . • I'. Crompton, • Essex.sireet, Strand, upholsterer, Nov. 10, 17, Dec. 19, at Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr. Wrigat, Hart-street, Bloomsbury. T. Pocock, :Fidr=itrect, Doctor's-Commons, mason, Nov. 11. 94, Ike, 19, at Guildhall. • Attornits, Messrs. Kibbloslalte, Kowtand, apd Robinson, Gray's lam-pla .e. C. /talcs, Bolt-court, Fleet-street, ophOlsterer. Nov. 14, 4. 4 ; Dec. 19, at Gailditall.• Attornies, Me.ars, Wilkhaion aldd Young, Margatet-street, Cavendish-square. *. • -K. Allcroft, Sheffield, scissor-manufacturer,lN'or. 17. 19, 'Dec. 19, at the Tontine -Inn, Sbeifietd. Attorder, Mr. Higg, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-taw ; .and Mr. Reilgers, . 'l'. Gilbert, John-street, Fitiroy-square, carpenter, Nov. 10, 91, Dec. 19, at Guildhall: Attornies, Mani: Atka and Gylity, Carlisie-greet, Sohn. I). Ross, Great Portland-street, Oxford-street. carver. Nov. 14, 21, Dec. 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Papilla, Delta. meet, Soho. . J. T. sad J. Kes.tevets; York street, Covent-garden, mee's. mercers, -- Nov. 10, 21, Dee. 19, Attorder, Arks. J. and W. IticharJarra, A CHALLENGE. • - ----------- -- "MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's service, challenge the u hole world to prove a single instance where their Menicine tool Method of Cure have failed ••f the-desired effect. Tire ptaciire of limey yearsits this portietalar branch of their tool - Noon has nut given Title fit one unsuccessful elite. limy continue to direct their studies to the trentment aud cure, of VEN l'.1: F.. al. COY PLAINTS. and that deningenient of the,vatesti, which is the cisitsequeare of the pernicious aid wastefel effects of a itallit long 'and limo toshitopily pursued by the youths of both se xes. to the one it will be found to he the unfailing source of &armies' ; the other have its roguery fatally developed to. them by a dis tressing state of debility, which, if not timely reritediet fermi -rates in Impotence: 'T hese are its remote and elismissreireeis j while consumptions. loss of muscular power. told vstainis tier ' vans ersitinhtints, smelly characterise this earliest owes a; this% , solitary vice: of persons languidiing wider , disordeys incideut to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and his never'pen&Q succesidal in the caur,e of a lone, laborious, and; much extended practice: Its the most tihstiliate and plicate& ca s es ef Ve- . nem' infection, stiCh as tantrUeli"te in the urethra, spongy it- • ereseences, hard tionours, callous ulcers, •erupsieps, sesuieff ., weakness, giros, as otos STRIC . FIiftES, ' • whether recent or of long duration, sod-which Mee burned the skill of other prartioners, are, by their present Improved plan of trentmetit, effectitally and perusaneetly owed; .witnoitt the patient offering the excruelhiingpaiu.autdalarming trout easter which frequently follows the applieatiors of the lodine eaustie. In the course of twenty years eatensises practice in this metes !pais, numerous cases of strictures have been mid ore City un der their care, the total eradication Of *hies is ettated by a safe, certain. and expeditious mode. of prettier, superior toasty other yet adopted. The vreaktess, ralavatitin, and debility i proceeding from this complaint, W speedily removed, nod the µtalent restored to sound acrd vigorous health. But ss here the debility has for years existed, a proper pereveranre in their re ' ettiretive remedies, afterihe stricture has been destroyed, is its ! dispensably requisite to revive the slumbesiag . sparks of life, 1 `sod to re-ultimate the Constitution. • Several Noblemen nod Gentlenwn of the firs* revpeterhility have hero 'leder the rare. of Mess's. Cirri. and Co. tit the re morel of emnpinitir. of the urethra, strictures, &c. t and hawing . recePied a radical add periaanent cure, request Oat references may be given to them, as.satiffactory.evideoces of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Carrie nod Co.'s plan of tretifineut Many of these Geaden•en have had sirirlorei from ten to tiVet.ty r years, and had been under the care of Mess's. Horne, fleavisides,.; sad other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure . ; by the apptiCalien of the lunar caustic, without f 'Access. Patin& in the country are requested to state the particulort of their case, age, and general habit of living. etc. &c. inclosiite a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same vi iit he Rives or seat to any part of the kingdom. To ensure thai•se ereey sir essential to their uriderleknot. the posinge of letters ; may Ise added to the memos, Ans Messrs. Currie nod Cu. inky be cswbulted by either Sex, with , the greatest delicacy, seereey, and honour; at their hotey, No. Iffi. Ilastosorardest. 9th Jew 194'.-107, flatten-garden. .