The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-12 00:00:00

~;. 9 1P - ." • . • y ' ~ i. i .~ t.. , • ! " T ' ; "~ _ . • Y....VS • ,k • • '• 'lllaVe • r. 4,. r, , • • • 0o ~.° • .i . . ; • ~' t c. t . • C .- Ak • Mtlitl . N o 1493. ...• HTHEATRE ROYAL, CAEN? 7.GARAW.. Hi: PRESENT EVENtNG, December It, w ill he performed, a Grand Hislorield Opera, is three footled oil the Play of Tint Maros! the North, called GUSTAVUS-VASA. ooey , mow, soma, Drinno. and Decorations. „ charaders its MI Yoca. Mr EGERTO;sI, Mr iiiitAY, Aft qkrift-4,Afe6WELL, Mr ow, Mr INViall.moii, far I, ,Fi t RAwcETT 1 * •0. .1011XSTON, Mrs DI CIED Ni WILTON; t os s Ii_PIRLE, Mri LISTON, Mn - WESTON, Miss FrOIC.6e. if, shich will be ailitgl (second tisie) a sew Paco. called X. Y. Z. . • y e r ri 1 lei pot Character.* br Mr. 1.111T0M,.3 1 r. HAAIMR TO, NO. F 1 VICIATT, Mr. OLACr4MARQ, Mr. SIM doss,VAI ciy. , bp., BOLTON, Mrs.' WESTON, li. „ . niv I;NFORT. ecc..lkt. • - If 7!,. Second Prit:e Ss. a.-;,riesi;ii. want Prier . ~...I,,wer (Lottery ih. titeupd Prise Moreagippallslkry O. i , I Price 6d. - jt, ,• • • 1).loorrovr. Tte_. 7..0 i, toil6l . 0. 3 .—0 n Sn, gr " 7:46 OI MISIRt DiuldolayTaJ._ r .111011,1/1053.E. —X 71M tv l IX/ANTED, 4111 - the Security of a Freebcd. IT Neale etamplradue, SEV }.; "Ni THOUSAW N DS, far wideb as! Old Mortgage will be tram...reed: . F.( fw•ther itartictiliarapply teSweet mid Stake*Solicktagh, 11014 s !track Walk, Temple. • TO TIIF. GENTLEMEN OF THE LAW. ' • • NVitt",;„l.Nunt.','..nt:loEßS metl prioceif " 1 feerbestraitgiviß"tielit hitt! ,i. per rent. under the opal chow, at 14p Ail e t ,FpiaA: S ~.3 , ,,,t price Siaiionory Warehouse, No. 6141, Audi Na dor f,nui Ledford-.treat,oppoiste the AeldpllL Quire. I keen. i • • Qiiire• Atisw . s 6 d. Ig.d. 1 s: d. s. 41. Tanlscas 1 9 ‘23 0 Copy * 11 954 6 Ditto fine 16YR 0 Soper-do. 0 itt 48 • Onfryntiver 1 9 91 t) Thick poet 1. U 21 U The Warehouse for Rath, Letters,•Drautins, Intl "pert of ail lecriptions, Btatiouory, &c. equally moderate: 6Ainta set, Pnrket-hook!. &C. LTA Z A.RD, HU Ne, sod Stock-Brokers, 1 resperifolly inform the Public, that Tickeis and Shams I NEW STATE i.orr It, tire now on Side at their' pee, 93, Royal Exchange. The Lottery comical of Jetti,eoo T i c k e t s , numbered from I to MO, on en entire New Plan. The Scheme contains Pour Timor acsamo —Forty other Cupttols—and nu Prize lower itlei All to be drawn the 15th FEBRUARY nect. In the Isle October Lottery, No. 27. a Prize of X. 20,000, 2 .188, a Prize of 410300, were both Fold in Shiites at theabove 0184. S c h eme s gratis. letters (post paid ) dal! anilizawed. i SIMMONS, TAILOR, and MIIATAILY .fie LQUIPMENT REPOSITORIES, No. 8, Strand, near Crave..otreet, aid at 481, opposite Northumberland. weft, bc.z.s leave to return his moat grateful thanks to the Pub lic mime tor their permanent `support; and the ceatimance of tfieit a sears convinces him that they have proved his Ma triads anti Workinnualtip, and art is Fitting; together with his eriot M.A . kind Fashion. . U tutting l a i n ; real geratlemen's glossae ditto, NO trimmed and plain; Sermon Liveries; godlier Erteebes. &r. So.—Gentlemen o n joining their respective IteCommandliments or or B ing shroad,completely equipt , to ordered by the in Chief. East and West India Orders doll executed at the following law Terns:— Suit of handsome Itegimeetids, bei quality ;elO 10 0 N a val Uniforms, Att. .' ‘ • - 8 1 18 6 6 Sardine Cloth Coats, British Went - 3 3 • Best Superfine Black o r Blue ditto, Spanish Wool - , . - 414 4 Contlesseu may also liCadelollasodatad with Clothes "'Con tract, saving from 40 to 50 per'ernt. Three Suits of Clothes per year, best quality ALS 4 0 Foos Suits ditto • • - - 24 0 0 Five Suits ditto . - - 25 10 0 Suits 35 0 0 Six With every other Article propertionabli low, A Sett of Clothes at Sit 11olN" ce ' ''' KCTI.S A Le ..—..,—,...--------_ . DOCTOR, S4/JCS TIMER Err-r-.... REMbIDIF.S. '- ' TTIESE invalaiible Medichtet have been wed, .L with weer-falling success, for a period of 13 . 1 yiers.— r. Marble, of fi. boa. it *striking_ iustance of the efficacy sr Dr. SAUL'S GOWEN ..hY}.: DROPS. He lost hi; Sight *I W. pt, .end on his return to Loodeb he applied to ttfe first . Win, without receiting the Irastobetteet... He is now Fr stored to sight by the ase of SAUL'S EY E P wed by Medical I ROPS. The fi,~o ROW •PILGS-are allo Men of the first to be supe r ior th bny 'thing hitherto i known, preparatory to Sea bathing, iii-they. remov e Feverish Heat from -ibe'•lllissid, amid Winds and give Strengt h ll 'toy to the Nerves, and may b e taken without the least ,J aeration in Die Dr. SMIL'S ' t. IESSONC lc Of' LILY ROOT, is•na elegant' and reale* ,Wash, removing pi m p les, Freckler, _Redoes* of the Face or *imam, gielu.; a healthful b 100 Gentleaom and beautyfter te the Compielinis, and wilt be found useful tltli a She' in The genuine - Medicine; are 04 at the D iipensary, 47, Rath lose.place, Olford-street in Sowaiiod Bowes, at:9l.94ead . Its. each. • • NEV 'cLIKE ,for the ITCH, 11 df in ONE HOUR' APPI,ICATIOI.I.—To those *cud with the above Mir/4er, BARCLAY% ORIGINAL OINTM ENT is reeommesded ass safe, speedy, sod effectual &study. This Ointment has been in general use for upwards of 80 Ms, without a single instance of its having failed to y cure Ole rest inveterate eases. It does note oot ails the smallest parti ele of Mercury, or any other danrous ingredient, nnd ma k %foist used by Persons of the most delicate ('onstitution. The Public are requested to observe, that gone can podsibly rennin,. Webs the Names of t he rro p Hew ts, BAR LA If ood tios, at e engraved on the Swop 'Axed to tile Rue; and y eat.drier ma arise from the neglect of ibis Caution. Sold w h nleiat e anti retail by liarcl.av mai Son Attie" sialv au''; c c to Jackson and Co.) N o. 95, Fleet • Market, Linalon, price ls. 9d. duly included. CERTAIN DISOIR.DEFII—DR. FItECINIAN'S GIiTIA SALUTARfS. , 1 Tin.; sable of this infallible MediCine has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can hear 4,senlYiptlititill Wit!, it, in all the diff erent stages of a certain "i'Palkel which it elf•ctually care*, and eradicates Amu liw habit, without exciting the painful f e elin g s and expi.oure that attends Salivation, w ithout debilitatiep the Constitution iii ail sireree, or even requiring confinement from husineto, imaille or re- st is rictino of diet. The radica l virtues of these Inest I Drell have prayed their claim to public approbation, for se 9 rf i than 33 •art , .. to all the debility of both sews they prove 04 never-fatling restorative, whether the dehitity Je proiluced 1)1 *a!) free we of Mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effct% iteJ a warm climate. To traveller,. and those . going t iroad„ they r.nant he recommended too mrongly, Ai Ilse:, will receive Ii l'ar" speedy, And coinvlete cure, in all old stabootn (iteete, and .. every weakness tha r affect , the bladder a nd prowl of a t for • it , elteacy ninny 1,4111M11 h av e become Mother,' w n 111 . 43 Y yea, had beet; ilkirivell of that Itappintio.-4. Ve and retail, M Mt: Flotteer, N it. 4, t,heapaide , aternoqer-vow s Bellnim, Plymouth ? Pack, lir' aid Heydun, l'lvnsouth ; Knott and Lloyd, nPingc and Latlibury, Liverpool; Staines nod cll.:tee; ireivtuan, Exeter ; Salitk and Winter, L" ( ilagnow ; and retail lig most Country. Med icine 1 !"I5.iof .It, )d. each with ample directions. • • ... 1 * :..,.. .d 6.11- . :., ' T' , .• .. . : 4gt ' s , f ( - • k, 0 4 ..; • ... • PRICK 6i ig ~ _ ~ AMERICA. CIRCULAR. " Treasury Departments Now.% ISM Sty—You will herewith receive a copy of the Proclamation of the President of the United States, aanooncing the revocation of the Edicts of France, which violated the neutral commerce . of the United States, and the restrictions imposed by the Act of May the Ist last, accordingly cease Icons tbirday, in relation to France ; French armed vessels AM, therefore be admitted into the harbours and Orators of the United States, any thing in that law to the contrary notwithstanding. " ft also follows, that if Great Britain shall not, on the Id day of. February mtt, have revoked, or etaditiled, in like loaataer, her edicts, vieliting 1001111.- 11111.11100 of tie United Suites, the fo:11041., M I IQ,, aid vacuous of tho Act, toMPALIMILIVIOPOWStimarP- a et weee Ihe I', ;j 1{ it M " INIM ati0ve..0...... _ 1%, Neilid, Mid . lase full iota and effect, so 'far at Mates to Great Britain and her depea. ideselcas from end after the flirt 2d day if Fe :braggy aext. lainien.therefore you shall before that day be officially notified by this department of stichsevocation or modification, you will, from and afthr the said day, carry into effect the above.men. tioned milepos t which prohibit MA the estrince of British vessels of every description into the bar. boors and waters of the "VOW States, and the importation Otto the Veiled States of any. articles the growth, produce, or •asanufacture of the do. minions, colonies, and' dependeneies of Great Bri. tan), and of any articles whatever brought from the said dominions, colonies, or dependencies. " I am, respectfully, Si " y ~.our ohedient Servant, ALISEItT GALLATIN. it To the Collector of Ike Customs of the Di.triet." Previous to the departure of General Armstrong for the United States, he received a 'communication from the Duke of Cadore, two days before li&left Vatic. The following is the substance :—. 1. The Decree rendered at Rambouillet is revoked. Every American vessel will he admitted. The confiscated property will be restored as soon 8/ Coa t titan have revoked the law on the subject of fines lucurred r the contravention of the. Nuorlntercoure Hill. S. The Antericandc.to introduce freety lid., our ports the pro. illatsc of their owo soil. and export a cosora value at the proe Alocnoas of the French soil. rinLA D ELPILI A l NOT. 3. • , ..NN"e have letters of the 26th of Aug. from Paris, and the 4th of Sept. from Boerdeaux. W. apprehend the report In some of the Papers concerning the appointment of Alexander Macrea, licq. to the Consulate at Pa. 4414 is not eisorirct ; Mr. Moores went to Europa on the concerns of an important establishment of the Air ts, by a company formed at Richmond, Vir. zinia, of which Mr. Macrea is a member. Thu little Emperor of Washita Was still at Paris, almost literally raking the kennels. An anecdote of his history will correct some of the amusing articles which we receive front time to time from the British prints. Burr hid so fee succeeded in a project which he had brought With hint from England, ' or bontrival to fabricate/ at Paris, as to, and ac. cent to the Minister of Police, Fondle (Puke of Otranto). The project submitted by Burr to Foods was, that a. treaty offensive-I'W deleniive should form 'the basis of an ,immediate peike 'between France and Great.Britein, and that they wouldbe. tweet' them give law to the world ; particular • die. positions concerning. the United States and South America, witio • embraced in the. plan ; the ljtlitcd gtaten Were to,be formed into three distinct peoviii. . sees, of whiehtlitlie'territory north and cast of the findson, was to be one, subject to the appointment of a Stadtholder hy•Great-Brltain. The territory between Hudson and the Potomac was to be a neu tral state, with power to establish its own Govern ment, %sill the consent of the high contracting partiis. The territory south and . west of Potoinac was to be placed on the same footing in relation'to France, that the colintry east of Hudson was to stand with rieard to Great Britain ;•that is, we sup : . pose, with a Viceroy,over.them. Various other de. tails are opted. But itappears that during the tour of the French Emperor to the coast with his Etn• press, the Minister of tho Police, lrouche, actually contrived to open an •Ittariet communication with the British Government' Upon the. subject, When ,iosteirsegeroeifetiltaed from Antwerp .he first Ai. gerwrid thelransection, the consequence of which was the disgrace of Follette, acid his being cam. pelted to refire to Italy. °everted, another agent in •the intrigues, was committed to prisott r .and Burr was placed under the superintendence of the police as a British spy. There are .to be certain ports design tad,. through which particular articles will be allowed to pass under regulations but the eo t r aace of persons or goods from England will be subject the former to imprisonment, and the latter to confiscation. • • - • ' • • The Jotsreel de L'Rropire and Itonifeme , of •Paris contain SfAIRC COrtiPtpUndeflCES of General Arm. strong with Ott Duke of Cadore, which* we have !not at present time to treaslate.—(Aurora.) imowwwwillmoqwwwwis - On Sundey last,a Wolf and a racoob, belonging to an itinerant showman of the name of Perkins, who was on his way from Stamford to Leicester, broke out of his caravan at Empingham, in Rut. landshire, where be had put up fur the night. It is supposed they escaped through a door that was not . properly seenee4. the racoon has not yet beea - heard of, but the wolf 1 , 1 ; been seen in Burley. Wued ; endestoursto teas him bate as yet been • ineffectual. Several sheep have been misting slam 'I escape of these voracious attlnialv: I • • • • • _ ' .:.~~, ! .`•• t est )yi LC" ire] 0.! el .14 4,ip LONDON, IrEDNESDirIY, DECEMBER 12, 1810. BOOKS PUBMIIII9 THIS DAY. The Fiat irbakbert price 619 of 1 rriig itgriagarOß ;. t QUAItiItILLT MAGA. JUN' a, esvaboted by the EDITOR-of the SEA 31IN ER, was published THIS• DAY. To be had of Mr. Carpenter, Old Good-stitet ; nag all other Bookxliert- Examiner °Mee, Dee. 19. • - 4 OK HOUSEHOLL I AFFAIR& • • Thiel:pry was ietablishod, ! - : In Oas leentisonse volume, limo. price sc. tiOM EST IC MANAGEMENT ; or, the HEALTHFUL cocitvAty. BOOK. Adapted for intiversaleic, awl tbe' real benefit of reankind : with Obwrro of lions toi- the , beendeittl said Writ** *se of each kiud Food ; forming it more complete Systeme oflicon om ical Cookery 1 than any other pablisbed. I By A LADY. " We cannot do our fair readers& etenter service than tore- commend this marks it is orithnut eacessiiaa the most precti- rolly . tkeful lie any, of the kind. and Trill be found ratiouid &ad ,1 means ; sad is &imbued to mate the females deservik jam o f pi sei llpirmise.,llV f= ti te ill 1 " 1... 1g‘ i 4 " 4 . I . l4l wr i s miliimisse&" • &wise - ....._ ......._, .....s.amidi — rmiNa:aigiriskomeraimiiiii 1tr1irir7115.174711.7.7-7" 77111- . What spay_britad, jeptpubllsbed, CUURCHILL'S GENtTINT: GOIOE TO HEALTH; being Pritchett% 'Marys en liraprothea med. Preserving Health without th e Ibis of Medicine ; and tin hest means of Curing the various Oisen;est without injuring the STltein, stria 44. ' x ~... - This Day wis ottblilltay '' ‘ A New Edition, in 2 'nil: oCtllud• %vitt' ttillivt, 101 !", 111 • • price ids. boards, • * THE R E M - AINS OF HENkt allow W H ITC, late of St. dole's College; Oatiktiiisc. WML 1 INic Amato of OA lAfr. ~ ,By ROBERT SOUTFitY. 1 • lo 2 ialuates, the Fifth Volition, eotrested. tittgettrinrlor, .14 0 : 7 d ,;u :V a !p ar ar a il d f i l=m r. ash Ha rd, r744.27"r"------ • FOR SCHOOI.S. This .Da.y eras pubh.bell, In Hard 'Sinn. a, New Edition. price 3s 6d. heard.), pAtn, ET • .114110G1N1..---Yar JAQUES -IL I)E ST. PIER.R.E. rrintedforVerntw, Hood, ;old Sharpe; Lougisea, Hurst, Rach,Oreftiv *d Uoustruand T. tinowey. N. B. *The name work an EngH h. foolscap. plates, ss. 64. , FOR SCHOOLS. . . • TIM Day was publitbed, • . • . In Royal 18mo. a New E t Wiwi, wtth :r neor„ set (P.) of *bed Cuts. price 3 , ;. 641 bound, ITALIE FABLES of JOBS GAY. In. Two • A. • • Parts f with Notes. By W. CAXE, .4.M. F,,It:S. F.A.S. • Rector of Hemertoo. • - . FOURTH RDITION. _ • • Printed for Yentas., Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry. N. B. G re at allownuce to Schools. ~{ This Day was publisht-tl, - A SET of PLATES to ILLUSTRATE •the sCRIPTURii lIIPTORY, consisting orOne Ilindred Sa.bjeds, f ro m new Design!. by W. Craig Ind .1. Tburstoti, and corseted on Wend, io a superior style, by Bewialt, Drausleu, Nesbit, Cleland, &c. 1: Is Royal Quarto, on line Vellum Paper, IYs., • • 2. la Quarto. ea Judi& PutterU lib. Ditto, El . Subjects. 5. In Royal Oct ave, Vellum Paper, 12s. 4. India Paper, 18s. 5. In Imperial Octavo , on Vellum Paper, 184. Prig' for Vensur,- Hood, and Sharpe., 31, Vaultry. Alio 57 Plates to illu Irate Shakesp eare. -------___ , This Day was published, HE MEDICAL MONITOR. PART I. TContainisag C/OSEUNA.TIONS oil the EFFECTS of EARLY DISSIPATIOIti. In which the must destructive and teed prevalent spec4es of Juvenile Debauchery is invedi gated awl explained.; with an humble hope , that the Author's reiharks, founded on long espt:rlence, and supported by wt. ire s :lr i omt bl e a uthorities, nuty give a check to tint prop r i essive racy its the Human Race,, which appease tube making celiptintrities to its total extincttoo. The whole iMerypersed, TO friendly medical admonitions to 'Youth of both a feeble, ilexes, 'lnid'instraetiere hew to preserve a guod, ipvigerate and repair &shattered Constitution. • • Sy F.. SENATE, 114. H. London t pollikbed by ,tho Adt4or 4 and sold by Serwood, em anti Co. 20,,Fatostir-rbui i Parsons and Son, 166, Fleet- , street ; add a% ?titer 11 . ,,sknero....Prica is•ii"....w,rds l orki- IdIDDLITTeriII- Pocket,Buok and Black Piglt • Lead lititeN fdakento.lbe King and Prince of Wales, a libe Original hinattfactory, Na Itl2, Strandiopposite Ne wrestle- Weet, begs leave to recommend , to the Public hii GEN"U IN E BLACK -LEAD PFINCILS, .w heti -superior excellence has been for more tban 30 yeassaniveysall acknowledri and Pencils for drawing in colours (of a late invention.) 0 distin guish his Pencils from Codnterfeits, the owls, width was for inerly only illiddletes, Is now changed to N. ddiddletoo, and the direction, No. 161, Salted, London, stamped on each Pen cil. An extensive assortment of pocket-bankt and thread-rases, elegantly mounted in gold, silver,and plain ; acorn plete a-sort moot of travelling, writing,- and thessiiu-raseg ; matlemen's Puka* coMmodes, canin g every article four shaving mid dressing; portable writing and dresslinx.desks and boxes lama bogany, satin-wood, ;cattier,Writing paper, cairn fine • ern, large pens, , lise trioh and Dutch sealing-wax, widen kinds of stationery ; portable and countingrhoise letter-enpying ma chines. Tbese nseebine9,, by which writing. may be espeeliti. crusty and clearly , are brow ht by N. htldelkton tn tne utmost pieta:oB4o4 comprised la a mahogany rase, which forollactsoool.4lllll,4 stone so small as to be of the greatest convesiaapt to pep Who travel ; others of a Mae and form to nnswerefielitnyoses of a osenellignecretaire. 41 Ulric assort ment Of elasgs. 00 6110110001 9titn7- TO Tnr. AFFLICTED W ITU NERVOUS OISFASES. iTSI.:II.4'S CORDIA L DAI,NI of QUITO, i' AW Pelee AN; 9d, stood conre pient,.sufe and infallible 4e1111141y for Nervous, iiilieus, Gouty, aid ithetiniatic dis -1 orders, and every kind of debility or relaxation hi persons Eaf e i t ‘er see, young or 'ol d . whether hereditary, natural, eg Occasioned by a resicleuce •s hot or unhealthy climates; .the immoderate use of tea, spirituous liqUors, or other, ; A nxious Quids; too sedentary a life, or too dose lin applica tion to study ; eveessive grief, isiudicious adtainistration of.i isevoiry, dissipation exteso.. improper prskiicei, Laming:. lOC,* violent head- ac complaints tit* the lasts, inward otimings, trembling or shakliv trif the !hub sr,.. limbs, uhuetoess 'of breath, consumptive . habits, litc„ ,fisc. In ail nines; awl in all ugcl, where the solids are relaxed, Whew she constitution has received a shack, or is by',.any•usettus debilitnted,.. this restorative and re-animating L EI of 1.1 r I', and HEALTH will produce the happiest etfects;— 'ate add and immolate+ nerves will be warmed ini steadied, the relaxed fibres or heft flabby fle , h will be braced and. rem tiered liras, the muscles will be invilowated, the sinews willbe ttreogthettea,%te emaciated liulbs will be covered with tlim lesh, the exhausted ves.eis will he replenished, the impoire ristsed watery blood will become rich and balsamic, said its ltl oogai c i rcu l a tioo restored to thesarialive iispelos, wl.ll is ithsproe criterion of health 1 the languid drooping spirite Will be revived awl exhilarated ; dige4ion will be promoted; hi short, the tone of the nerves will he reamed, ;sad by . khese sr ill be renovated. -- ' 4 sold by Vs% Wr-; • Lathbury, lai; , Southbridge, Peek, . hull; Cortgdoo, I" v , I lull revectatiir .. • - • , WONDERFUL NEW ARRIVALS! ROYAL MENAGERIE, EXETER.'CHANGE, &mown, REVIVED AND IMPROVED SI S. POLITO. Now die firs! Emporium of Living Curiosities in the known World. T HAT extraordinary animal, of ancient fame, The RHINOCEROS, or. real Unicorn. A stupendous ELF,PHANT t A most 'BEAUTIFUL ZEBRA ; FIVE MAJESTIC LIONS; FOUR. TREMENDOUS BENGAL ROYAL TYGERS: Two laughing HYIENAS; A pair of extrardioary fine LEOPARDS; The JAGU AR, ass TVG ER CAT; • EGYP r lAN CAMEL; The CYRUS, or GREAT CRANE of RANDAL; A Pair of IC AN LI ARAM-wish their she Throe •Beleartf„ 4w 'ROYAL CROW* 'S; A Pair of pug (SOBSS The Silver TUtn i triEt The areal FEKAii..FtLIC; The EMEWS, or; Liostruo'i SPUTU E K S Ogn s ICLES , AMU* • A SICELKTOS 144 MI/ ti e : • Sistroir fret ! .1 ::—.,-. • „ ~_ ' 1,11 " 114 1 441 ;;; r4 ON AN E.NTIIIE NEW PLAN. STATE LO'S'T R. to be DRAWN the IMb of kEBRUAttY. titIHEMIL 4 Odra, of' SVAXt ...... are . • ..41/0.000 • 'll .• ..,'..... I,otlo , ,, 10008 ... 1900 - 90. ... 1,400 -4'. 000 i • Ai t . .• •15 v 909 • •• 90 * 76,000 .. ,4,01.2 Prfies , 4109.000 ' 'TICKETS•and SHARES CHEAPER! GREATER CHOICE of TfUtiteEßS: mid NO INCREASE' OF TICILEWSt - MORK CAPITAL PRIAES I and NO PRIZE UNDER; TWENTY POUNDS! Tickets and Sharer a re sell* titan the t keeled Oteces, and by every Lottery Itt in the United Kingdom, on much ekaper Terms than last, as lisa.y be is by the fellow in comparison of Pri : PRESEN T LOTTERY. i • LAST, LOTTERY. 0 CL .. ...... ...e2l U 0 !Ticket .56.91 lb 13x.h Hair ' , r • 10 lh 0., Gatti *4 .11 14' 0 Quarter • . 59 6 I Quartet-4 , 519 0 Eighth Sixteenth • 1 5 0 i S i xte enth, ...4,..... 110 6 An curly Purchase is recommended, * rthe Scheme seems ,to meet universal npprohntiors. ______------- . . IVIIN UAL TIIIETII.--Mr. , FALEUR, JL lientist, of Wohuro-ping, Russell-square, begs leave must respectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry, who may bialits have occasion for the exercise 9f his talents, that he luny be consulted at all times, hetwevothe Won of ten &Clock in the morning ? and five •in the siternoon. A large portion of the tot/moody being already relieved and benefited by Artificial .Teeth, constructed by Mr. Folene, from Mineral Preparation,. •he is always enabled, through the liberality of his frico4, to! gOye such references, as to th eir efficac y and durability, as toy not fad proving satisfactory to those who may have ordwitio! forest* **sibs:yes; immivermoopr wast-hwepenee never. • he believes, enjoyed by a Dentist.—Mr. T'slcur engages to affix from one tooth to a whole set, without pain or irritation to the patient, and to renew them iilltont nddkitioal charge, or es pence, should they wear or change colour.—Mr. Fakur can also Aix an Artificial Palate, Ma usinnerpeculiar to himself. ihr igti lately succeeded in relf?vfng a gentleman , whose stiffer.' hip sad privatiom d er e great, and whose case was of the isvost difficult nature; this gentlentin has autliori front se4 M wish to r; Fa ! icor (as well from a feelinlr, of gratitude, as a satisfy any fellow creature labia, ring under asi m ikt r affliction), to refer to him in ease of any doubt of Mr-Faleur's cAsabi lity.—To those who' are not acquaiuted with Mr. W. hd begs leave to observe, that his charge &n either r,* will be Oltraiy, found moderate. been Mr. Fukur has the honour to prpresent to the Public, the most efficacious Ir.:ence Out has Je ofeced to their at teation, for the diseases of the Teeth and Goias. lle distills it himself, and it will be found to art not only as a remedy, bu• alAi as a preservative. It is to be had at Mr. Foleur's, No. tB, Woburn-place, It sct2....Lusaell- ;ire . . .....,....._r______, Ps R : FOTIIER.GIL,I'S FEMALE -PILLS for different C omplain t intitleni to the Sex at various pe - : , of Life. It bss helm lady uhterved,.thal women are subject to a variety, of diseases from the nature of the functions they are destined as mothers tit erform, *filch entails upon. theta weakitem, pain, and in int p errtiption of those replier se ;notions coonected with the full eujorinent 'of health;* to act, ou the constitution of the female, nad relieve this obs.ruction, se remedy bag been known to operate with such certainty,. ertiekness ond safety. as DR. rartniikomus FEMALE :PILLS; it unite.s high conic and invigorating powers, with tho i ts s peculiar quality of re lievin g fullness, oprension, and *other uneasy sym pt o ms which arise from t eo mu ch blood in the habit It are the most certain cure far nervous, hysteric, and tialulentcompl ants, 89 well as the vaelont other spasmodic affections, so common to the sear l)R. FOTIALRLIILL'S PILL, at a Family hledicioe, should hepossession of every mother, and other goardi •ns of the young *rho have females entrustid to t heir care. . SlR,—After repented applications to severs.l of the Faculty , foe my niece, labouriog under a envetrotil obstruction, which many 3 ming women atesuhject to IR n certnin critical period of life, 1 applied to •You, end was recommended Dit. O THKRGLI,L'S FliSt:I.E. YILLS. vrhich yiot prepared W ; .1 related the young woMares'emitplaitit to he a desperate case* eine reduced tu n a ble e most healthy constitution to that of is skelton,.. mei to perform the functions of life, hut to tny utter astonishment, by the use of three Boxes of FOrH ER-, GILL'S PILLS, she is restored to -perfect health. I.l)ave re commended them to nevernl feepoles subject to irregularities, who have found the greatest advantage from them alio. Sir, year obedient servant, 1I Gracec h arc h-street, Avg. lg. SARAH BREACH. Sold %Yholesttle Rod Retail at Mr. Batter's, 4, Cheapside, earner of Patesatister-row ; Clark. 469, Bo st Aa ro ugdih ; acon, 4. - xl, and Collicu t, 76, Oinard-street; and '-•s Via --..s in every town, in Bosse at Ss. 9d. each.- • MUSCULAR IN YtdOkilliCirt. rirllE. CORI)IAL BA Lhi of GitlMPliatii , verialty ailutowledged to he peculiarly eilleacleath la MI -Toward Wasting', Loss of Ato petite. Ind igest ton,. De present' of ttpirits,Trembliag or Shaking tlf ete Hands or Limbs, übsti-. tante Coughs Sbortoen of Breath, mid Consumptive Habits. — It thins the Blood, easel the most violent Pains re st ores Head and honach. promotes geotle Perspiration. and Health itution appears to have been irrepara bl y ete n where the Const *i f the Nobility and Gentry this Medicine is much adtaited, being pleasant to the Tow and smelj, poky ustrioging the fibres of the Stomach. and given; that proper tensity which • good Digestion requires. Noth in g c; at be b e tter adapted to 'no urish tbe Constitution after a nociarna aired their H uth with wine„ • c. Thaw who have imp by a residence in . • hot and unhealthy CAinmtes i the Youag of either Sex.' whose .iimirasitles threaten pvematurt• OM Age a Life of Misery, Sad, tat early i)i-solutioit ; c-i those mote a'dvanced in yearsorkase .dt tattering' sapless frame , : appear withered and almost Worn out, are its Mort itontediate ottjects. Famil Bottle There i 4 :r saving of 9:t. mpurclutsing a Vb. y , equal to four half-vinea ones. sold hv Mathew s and Leigh, 18, strand ; a nd all Medicine ' Vimaeisiti Toon and Ctointr). A few scarce Impwssions of SO LOMON'S GUIDE TO lILALTH, .Is. each, ttafky al so be had ii.lab./Te. • - . : . • I ....... • ~.• • • ... • .... , °thrill, alto for snow. cum ~..... .... - g„o.ld whole- mem the whale rinvtlitionin will be eannvviv. wade -tart* et: The Cordial Balm at Quito i• prepared and wilt HelisilloPeta. tilers, Chrimist, 229, •truail, Londu.st retail by L I, Bicaiimhani ; •verpool; the Loeb, Patna litediritre Cmormy. 1.03 0* id Lynch, Man- Ethabargit ; tratai** Aberdeen ; Ilya and I tier, }Aloha:10 Sharp, Purtsmoatba Ist*, risarnah g ol ediciDe Yeaden, mouth Dock; . Wis; • Arivol; C pl sa ay. liiediciae Yegial‘' is. $4. .per Wink. .• • • ; an, ; . _ _- - • - , • • • • "•§:Oir - . , ' 1 or • errli • 1 . A