The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-20 00:00:00

oUltp whateveb SALMON, ODY, and Co. confidently recommend a trial to all those who prefer perfect ease and security ut . the ap plication of the wanton Truss, an their anal liberal terms, veg. that the full enstahall be returned to all parchasen, if .N !Quad mperior in ease and elect to every other invention, aflemi Ay trial, wear, ot damage. The Patentees have received OM' fallowing appointments r—Tbe Royal Navy, the Naval 1110061 tali and li.ek-yards, the Ordnance, Grerawich Hospital, glia Ron. Eli, Ludia Company, Br. 80. N. B. Persons residing to the country, oendiag the =.l ferenn•ate b.)dy, in locks, 'just above the hips, s t ay upon brine.,. curately Stied. . BRANSCOM B sold in the last Lottery Contract she largest Capit..l Prise drawn iu tie last Nineteen Lot teries, viz. 8485, the only Prise of ~ n oskio. I n El e ven Shares, Ht No. 1, Hellions-bars, corner of Middle too, the ONLY Oilier of Brorescomb, where Tickets amt pares are eellins for tilt New Small Lottery of only 8,000 Tickets, which contains Prized of inU,lllO 9 Prizes of 'ELM 3,000 I 4 5OO &t. be. be. - - T. begin Drawing the n Nest Mouth (November). N. B. 'The last ZiOtO Prize, with several 210013, £5OO, ite. Law. befit sold, at the above truly Fortunnta Olilee, in the lasi Six Moab.. NEW SIITtRICAI . WORK ON HIGH LIFE. BY THE AUTHOR OF CELIA IN SEARCH OF A HUSBAND. Fos few p.t be pablisimd, in 4 Vale. Men. TliE ENGLISH EXPOSE; or Men and Woo. mei Abroad and at Hume. By A MODERN ANTIQUE, BMW of Celia, ac. • Printed for • A. K. 'Newman and Cs. . Leadenhall-street. Thefollowing have been published this Autumn : 1. Sir otunitT EASTERLING, a Romance, by J. N. Brewer, 4 rats. tie. 4. 51 ADELINA. a Tale, Ly L. 5. Stanhope, 4 vols. 11.2/. 3. HOPE. by Miriam Maiden, 4 vols. U. 26. 4. RUINS OF SELINUNTE, 3 vols. 15s. 5. READ, AND GIVE IT A !TAME, by Mrs. Llewellyn, 4 vol.. U. 2s. .6. ANSELMO; or, the Day of Trial, by Mits Hill, 4 vols. 11.2*. 7. PATIENCE and PERSEVERANCE, 4 ruts. 11.2 a. Abet; when all otheriessedies lime thied,llr. Terre; Balsam Is a sovereign and infallible remedy; it is Intact, the only me- 1 &eine which ean be rrlled on, for its irell'he on those organs is specific and invariable, safe nod salutary it fortifies without stimulating, and animates without inflaming; it prowotes the reproduction of the wasted bubstnace. and inAgarsites the vies ;star system, so as to secure a due elaboration and v.tantien ; in deed it nourishes, strengthens, and repknishes,the,entire body ; exhilarates the spirits, and tranquillizes the mind lased' a man ner that it truly deserves the title of " Palatka; or Food of Life amid Health," a title conferred on it by a young nobleman, eminent for his talents and literary acquirements, in a' letter of thanks ,addressed to the Proprietor, in which he states his arm nod unequivneal belief, that if It were nut for the beneficial ef fects of this medicine, he would nut be now in the land of the The offspring of feeble. di.eased, ;tad enervated parents, in herit a constitutional disposition to the foregoing maladies; a long residence in hot and unhealthy climates will produce simi lar effects luxury, dissipation, habitual excel, unrestrained liceationsoess, awl unbridled sensuality lead to consequences signally .deplorable s and it is, with reluctance. that I am com pelled, by a regard to truth 3,141 the real interests of humanity, to aver, that the ton frequent cause of this unhappy and pitiable condition is, that reprehen,ible habit, that puerile species of debauchery, which I base treated en at lirge in my " flints In the Debilitated," and which is so &airwave to Itnnitit, that if its prevalence I 3 awderrd t. clotione and extend s it bids fair.tu pro4cedegeueracy, if not annitoliation of the W awa race. • • • Idoe nihil ase rites, seelns eat. mild cede, led hypes " Quoutum vlit.aniano concipis aplit MO." " Yee think its nothing.; its a crime believe ; " A crime so great, you scarcely can cor.celye." Whatever the original cause of these dimirders may have been, luiwever inveterate, or by Whatever symptoms they may be manifested, die object of the roost earnest solicitude 'with tht . smbappyluiferers is to obtain relief; aw lb. mos t heartfelt gratilleasiuts pt my MC, is to admi..i►ler she balm ..f consolation I 1 $b tumefied clam of the eftowoonity, I. eau. eoeseientinusly and with etinfldeiree, assure every individual of either sex, who is nervous, relaxed, debilitated, or imbjeet to any of the dill vices or symptoms that I have described, that my b dotal is as perfectly safe. as it is invariably efficacious) with all its other advantages, this medicine combines that of a secret remedy ; for it is invariably sold, sealed up, with full and plain direr timis for use, and may be administered for any length of time, without the knowledge of any individual, except those who take it. Dr. Veners Redumtive Nervous Baum is prepared and sold, by the Proprietor, at his house, No. 10, Mimi-place, Bedford-sin:lre, London, where he may be consulted, per sonally, ur by letter, post paid, and loclosing the customary fee. It is Om sold, by the Proprietor's special appointment,by Mr. Baron, 13), Oxford-street, Opposite Bond-street; 11r. Richards, Drazgio, 1911, Strand. Dear St. Clement's Church ; Mrs. Allen, iti` Oxford street. opposite the Pantheon ; Mr. Bolton, front of the It.. ii Lschunge; Mr. Chrisp, Corkspor-street, corner of Spring (idrden; Mews. Parsons, Bookselle.s, 166, Fleet fiver, ; Mr. Ward, IN, Ifolborn, near Middle-row ; Mr. Wat son. 14 Southampton - street, Covent-garden ; and by most re• spectable Mrducloe Venders in every part of the king.boo, puke lth. Gd. per packet, or the quantity of four paakets in one far Us. Headquarters at Zerbst, Sept. 46, ISO. BULLETIN. (The last %as of the 44th instant.) ,On the Nat, at break of day, two Saxon Offi..er appealed at the Swedish advanced post before W r. litz, end Wafted them, that their battalion would come over to our side. Colonel Bjornstierna, ac companied by some hussass, weot to the frotat of the battalion to give it a reception. Its Commander, the Major Von Bunau, declared in the name of his whole troop, that it requested to fight under the standard of his Royal Highness for the IlhorTY of Germany. This battalion - is the first of the King'* regiment: its force atneunts to eight officers and 360 men: It entered Worlitz with fixed bayonetti and drums beating, and will bear the name of the Ist Battalion of the Ring of Saxony's In three days at farthest it will be completed to 800 men. The Cossack Officer Obreis, who was detached with 30 men, on the 23d, near Goldwitz, took one Cap. tan, two officers, and 40 Saxon dragoons, priseaers, lifter a flight engagement. • Si: Swedisfig.in-boate, under thecommanTior a t pt; ' *Kiuger, hate cannonaded the town of Stettin, the serest Elamm, and thp batteries which connect both these with good effect. .104tlutt. 9 21th of August, three gun's at Damm were dismounted. Lieutenant-Colonel -Fermin, his Ad. jlifartt s lt Serjeant-Major, arid:several soldiers, were killed; and algreat %lather wounded, on the ene my's sib. On the 30th of August, the rite (sf Damtrt was broke down by cannon-shot, and, on the lit of September, the fire was directed against the town it self. The boats had a few men killed and wounded I in these affairs. To draw off' the attention of the garrison ref Wit tenberg from the side where the trenches were.opened, and therefore to lessen our loss, General Below re ceirea orders to bombard the place from the opposite side. At two o'clock in 'the aftPrtseon 6fth e he caused the suburbs to be attacked. The judicious dispositions made by General Ilirschfeldt, caused the attack to be attended with complete success. The suburbs were taken, and the enemy driven back on all points : we had only a few men wounded ; not a single one killed. This attack .couferi great honour on Gen. Hirschfeldt. The trenches were opened on the side of Luther'. brim, in the night between the 24th and 25th. The bombardment commenced on the same night, and se veral places' were set on fire. The fire con'inued from ten o'clock ih the evening till five o'clock in the morning. The fire was perceptible from the stecptes of Leipsick and Dresden. At the sante time a second parallel was opened on the side of the castle. Giusit Worouzow's cavalry keeps Halle, Querfurth, Eisleben, Bernburg, and ifilberstadt, garrisoned. ' A detachment has been at Quedlinburg. A part of this cavalry has formed a junction with the grett Bohemian army, and is marched into the rear of General Lefebvre, who was skirmishing with Gen. IThielmann. Every thing is in the greatest confusion at Leipsick. This city can no longer raise the con tribotions of money, provisions, and horses; which are denianded of it from all sides. 'the people are reduced to such a degree of misery, that the Aiitho rifles who carry the command, have every thtng tp fear. The French soldiers are tired and weary of a I war without an object, which they call the Coffee and i Sugar Wi r. General Csernitschelf is gone, with 3 , 000 horse ) on a private expedition. Major Hellwig, of General Bulow's corps, has, l on the left bank of the Elba, opened a communica tion with the van-guard of General Schulzenheim, at Dessau. The Field-Marshal Count Stedinck causes con siderable works to be thrown up above*lth‘Ohu, and between the Elbe and Muldau. General' Baron ; Wilizingerode is forming the own of Ac - hen into a fortress. The Military Government betwt en the Oder and the Vistula has placed the whole Landeturm on the right bank of the Oder, under the orders rtf the Ge neral commanding the sieges of Stettin and Custrin. This landsturm will form a mass of about 55,0Q0 men in a line of about seven German miles. The landsturm on thileft bank of the Order will in the same extent produce an (qua! number Omen, , This force is certainty not necessary,. in conjunction with the troops of the line, to *hasten ttie vurreitder of those places. Consequently, in ti !ine of 14 Ger man miles, there is already organi.- 100,000 Burghers, whb are all protection of their homes. r: :nr. ~~~ . 4: ' ... 7 * • Y * .1 t 9 . , . .. . _ .. . . . • ...k . . • . • . . la •, s '/ -* ' • •••::, •) •, , • • .1 . .' . :',. b •••' •• ' %NC ,kk' -I . - '•••- N. Y . • • - %. 4 • %•• ; 4 1$ ~i,• • • •• ••• " •• A 1. , ...: ipja • .' r ...' ''" , • • A•• ..•/: •• Is • '• R ' .... '• t • ' P •• 4. -.,,,.. -....r, - :i;;;o4 4 ' • 4 •• i• • ' 1 .' 4 4 .k . i'j c • .1 • ::' ' N.': 4.,%i,. •: ,A. • . 1 • °• • ''' ....• . ' '•;:!•?. • ''• '" . . 4; '• . • . ' • '•'- 4 % •••• "11' • . 1. " .. . :4 • ''' • ' " . ;•%• k . #4•' ~ i •-1 C - -,-• . - - . • . . *. ..'' • .) 1 .',.. 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THEATKE .II. . i" COVRNT agai)... . • • NUM Pti; LIS H , 1 I'o 'dr - ; ... ___ .. _ _.. ________ PlilCi L dilik : _ _ 1 - - .. 4 , ii R4LTii. AND tiAoitiNtislll.i,....- t.-' • ..t . • • " • • atinTElllikrilialiVatifit. T 11 I 5 present - EVENING, Oct. I"g will bee PrOrele. l t • TO, LOIiD 'OF 'lllh 'writ - 110g. -............ HEN the 'perk of life begins tongeolitibili. .. ~, '. a., . 0 ta Ow Volume Quarto , illustrated hy . 21 E o i t ee l ;ie s .th e S i t t Ihr rirrulstinalanOt. and_iNaesisa t irt, I sd ,, .. , ..,.. .. . . . . . 'SI. Ss. hoards. ••• •• • 'or - Dr: YEN EL'S RESTORATIVE DA • lies a Ilip to . , zstrilliontu raper, of the Mud Ociobet, coo. To which witl hi faded • thricoustiestamt, repiealshes the eel, . "IM *tee: tai nt 'the following :- ,-.... HE CHARACTER o f . mreya eittilißliod for ** war red:lr ',skein , exhilarates thekailmilaplitill matt re-aai- : • . .° , 4 , . ALADDIN't.ur, ?818 WON PR111111.,411810 0 ., • .... is. ; seeind Pols si. 6 , k _pi t . 3% 0, i k ein e Ilr. Versa', as an " litsteriaa, reialeditit Roe& tVdta we nukes the whole man. In +ll .c eels:mien, "It ii: stated in the Iterlin\ Paper et • t h e wo f - , ,• . • an& la the various anti compliciited isffeetioni' die Nel"" OCtober , that, according to .050ial accoonts, ars p pi ,.,, 19 ":4,.-,,.wee ChM! ry, 6 1. ; Second Price, lc...ups& Oveasius t a to e p e w.. , , 0ku „ . „,,.14. ; Second Lome. • 0..... ° By the Reit. JOSEPH TOWAISIEND;II‘. A. syn.., the tome tack of Me Mi blithe Peanuts ree speedily • 1 agrefesaeut had been cOncludeddsea wee" Austria a mi. _ TtIKATRI'. IttlYAI... sillISItY-LAtorst, _ , Rector of Pewsex, Wilts. niasited ; and la thee' , distrispipe, ervepoiskshish..sreves 0 1 , 4 kx 'twist itict i.3, °kw% am mari.W people fro& hails% fisMities, or which deter butivi- BaTarinoq,spursuanoe of.whicit, a. corps of 20,000 , r , ii , present EVENING ) Oct. 20 9 their i.rin W d l . 's? . g• NI • • " 110Rowiti, P e s en ie,ter.rese; mid illeUtisb Gallery, *New dunk from Inarryhsg, this Balsam is proved, sod ammo wiedgod AaStriatnl4. to join. the agrarian army, uader Mtll*4l o * . Ser**ol§ *lll *iinrforsa R adverse*. , . ~ 10 be she only certaiu romony. .. - Getnetak, , t. Virrede, for mutual op.rations :as THE WONDER. . See" Dr. Vonel's Medical Adasesaitireltartied People," . , and his " HIM. to the Nervous aad De . te bbth Sews"- likewise .tic, according to unofficial accounts, To whirls will he added. la 410. price 11. Is. tr 141 .4 , . . priest*. 9d. HOW TO DIE FOR LOVE. A GRAAWAR • of the HINDI;fistANI LAN. . 19ARR1LAGg 0 Coionei iron .colomb, with a Hying party, had ap. pea , red before F rankfort on the Maine." T's Do be opened at half ;lust live o'clock, to be- II: Guilag... • -e Oro It. . • . • Is, i menestionnbly, the most important of our lives, the Fin at half lost Nix. "* . rily JOHN SHAICESPEAL' •• I • basis°, all oar earthly bipplisess; and the _amerce iff hamar- 3TILAI.III3NO, oar. 5.-It is stated that 20,000 Prowler or.o t t eo t i a L enf aa l ce-4, et the East India Company's talky ; but many ere deterred from marrAW by indriairie• . Bavarians have joined the good cause- other at.- 1N111111..V 4 D BRITISH SHAWLS. Military misery. whseis !bey are unwlllisse ti disclo s e sin ell each cases Dr. ENLL'S RESTORATIVE PIERVOIJS BALSAM is a , • counts state that 40,000 have really done so. WAITHSAN and SONS beg to annobnp t , that in addilionta the most curious sekctims of INDIA. ise i tt e lrett• .i. lor pbeiste ßlitcts; , ; a l es , apa boti.b e te . reei s on. ksenewto y sate, (-Servile'. and Permanent._ /*Mal JjAan. eases og'relalla• Gorrensuaott,„Ovr.. 9.-We may soon expect' I t o pe ar Of something grand. Theawboin of . ilia SHAWLS, they are nom intrwtoeint ail eintienevd mod_ 04 " . - .... 4 7 . 1 ... ..„' dap, .debility . longest mellebli a? V=9. award wain bead4sels, kedging est theteinds, ite. swedes; at ag tit gait variety of 'BRITISH SHAWLS , I_Ribe.r°4o / it . • ...,,,.. . lA, . of 'Emeriti, sad winch are to he Mil east *my - et IN,.11it!"• siaioacb,Ac. Ma secticiee assennereitaineweleminseciai. I Crown • Faince's *imp was crossing:.ll4. ateregib . . , , Shawl, Line*, and.iissnis V 4 asialsosse,lo4, FI riutors' a( Hi* : • I serene ; in those affeetfoos Whial ledient,4lsease or hod.klhosi &metal BliardiervAmilprielcite tells. - 0-ww, 'Bridge...trees. 1,-. of bealdsystrissa le theaurstaelsblelenallrof As keine; . ' Ito o w • ; Pi.' 4w41 '"" " " I t i l ..____ _ - . 1/ Vtiallett 4 (813, " the 416 .5:14 7 : 17- F l icir ; ' . me, it is aiso 4 seyerele e p ease 4 x wheelti le • .3 Anstasates right: , - ,,q,` . 3.- - -,T . g. • ..fity,/ , - • , li. 29f, STRAND. ~;..0 - es t ao%e"•Ptielst-5!." 6 .-- 4 *"c*gootto Om ProPenVouit tea the a mooing have conflated for same. time. .if wiste gab' 1 .. T Att lanisiinsltav been eiofnrie tylyAielklooo ATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRITSISrz... Ilsvideods spoil time 'territorial Reesman off the Compaq, sad or decrease of 'Mame sucretedb, ntlimied with af- , ,„,.„ An. Uksse, for a new levy's( Bin giCii swiss p_ •.- ; k A be 'fur iskreitilost3h Sal Aries of' the, Directors. These Inskoreents o mission an enure new prime p , By an IMPARTIAL It of the eyes sad ears. impatien •fternusy, muscular ."-"* ~ ftwisell . are se ciposanicted as in adroit of inere3.-e or decrease la • elle hy -indigestion, emaciation, non all the symptoms of. ISMlMitlit anotals on the 2d of Seretnher- - - ~- T e e- a Dd ferret . will newer for right or left tide, *Mule itaT Printed fur Black. Parry, and Co. Leudenhall-Wreet. - rapid decay. terminating in the MUM *lollkaWc. fijmi, . , gimp whatever • . . Of whom nay be bid any o f ;he former DERA"CES. *mpg, aid distressing diseases, toeviest us mankind • la saels. .• - - Head- nuarters at Zerbst. Sent. 46.. 1811 rtiurtniy, in a ;ine ..1 man already orgailised .I', man tit • \ this are an ready to tight for th t • ' 10M011. . • • • • THE PI REN EES. • : In a few MA's will be published, in Ose Vol. Bvo. TRAVELS in the PYRENFES ; containing a Description of the pri , iripol Summit , Posses, and yid. lies, translutellfrous the French f M. RA4OND. By F. GOLD. Printed for LORGM AN, HURST, REFS, ORME, a BROWN, Pateruoster-row ; and at the Blitish Gallery, Ki , w Nord-street. 1144,ILEY'g - LIQUID . JAPAN' BLACKING AL-V TMs asolchless composition for Boot', Shoes, Harness, Bte• Is ettolidently•ssisnakted to the .Pohlit under the stromest te-timonleti of its soitoriority ; it preserver the lrrther soft not pkient.stn.l with 14 , 4. I.4bour produce austere BRILLIANT and tasting JET BLACK, than (Ville °Mailed tom alu ether pripporotoes. • Pints la. 6d. hall-plots 10d. welt. Sold wholesale and retail by Basle. and Blew, Perfumers, Cock-par-etreet,. London (where the Patent Cakes cooiinue to be ai..deJand sold as usual); also, sold retail, by most of t►e uquil venders. ••• Both tb• Japan Liquid and genuine Cakes are signed " W. Bayley," `• Bayley and Blew." By u ts ESTYI ROIA4. LarrEMl MILLARD'S IMPRRIAL' PRTSKT - 'MIME CLOTH, SHIRTING.% AND 11111lET1,16fIl• • ( Ft.e regulating the Perspire • ion and Prevention of taking Cold). pills valuable ARTICLE h •suld, stamped as shove, Wholesale, fleet) 11Ir Piece, or Deray Piece, at lye East Lodi* Warelisaws k. Pte, lrq Cheaptide, a. .d at do ether Haase. It is warr..ated Tree free stimuli; and Is roost desirable fur peewee ring nbirsad (ss . it does oat imbibe the damp stmospherr), as well as for tb knbalsitants of this change side Climate; it Is neatly half Ike price of 'dab and oilier Lions. It :sof peat *limier , at texture awl durability. Mid in now of tbr gteatest Preventives to the taking Cisttl. Each piece footsies *boot 16 yards, price ts.-25. 3s. 6d. per yard. The qualtly i.f 4 6d. for L:idir and Ow of 3.. for Gentle men'- itirtte, is ripatil in fineness to Linens of 4r. 61. and 6.1. —Ott of ;is. 6d. is superfine, nod equal to Limos of M. tid. per yard. ;- lAe Sitertiais are : both made is. aad 6-4ths, from to 4s . 6.1. per hard. Tote delseity Article .1 White Chints, fur Dterie/t. Sr. may be obtained as above only, in Pieces caittain.ng titree DreNse!-, at 21. Is. hod Sl. IYs. bd. cart, iilld (huge of boar Dfebitb, ut S. Ss. each. • t Indic Watetmaars, iq. Ch.apaide. RALHNESS OR (IRBY HAIRS WILL NOT SEEN. SVAt EMIL Ladies and Gentlemen who have used . I'ItINCWS RUSSIA OIL for years, and trout the use of that alum siat-is hair fell oft; or turned grey ; hat being per suaded by' their Lsir.dressers to use other Oils that are ndver. tised, or sold them counterfeit Ittasia Oil, they soon found the difference, their hair fell (ant. turned grey, have declared they will übe other than Prince's Ittosia Oil iis future. Is proved the best aid lioleamest pieporatiou in the universe for moisten. jag the Hair, a hen dietting, real or fit:se hair, and is so great a mini-her, if tisell constantly, never a hair will fall off sir turn grey ; in sli.rt, where hair has got thin or bald, and the least rust, re m a in, you may rely on its being restored. Thousam.s of Geidlemen that , were bald, have declared, after using Prince's Russia Oil regularly fur sit months, the bald sdaces became covered with hair. Promotes eye brows, tiCirkers, at.d will preveut whiskers turning reddish or grey. Ladies will SO, when dressing with this Oil, either real nr false hair, no exercise w hatrvcr will bring it oat of curl the whole day. (;entlemeo weariu,,,o powder ought to Ilse Prince's Rites sia Oil to moisten their hair when dressing, idstead of po mantel, as it is well kn o wn by persons who to , e powder con. .tasaly, that it snakes their hair dry, fall oft', or turn grey s but Prince's Ru-sin Oil is such a nourisher to the ha'r, that if used CllllStatli when dressing, not a hair will fail Of or tan • •Be particular in asking fur 'Prince's Russia Oil, and see that AMS HE11) OF . tfAIR ' the Goternment Sta'op is on the rimer of each bsttle. earl an IN always beep allattiordwis ^primal oddoinn to personal l i . Eagle to Ss. per bottle ; o tunem r ee bottle. cont. • • tg four sell, to b. Assolo %bleb is rorgially reconsmenried y s is kg 6 , 4 % of ten slail!inge ;nr six large for 55. duty in- RetWIANIYb MAtANSAR * OIL, b express eluded Ladle- a Gentlemenho constantly use the Russia Oil, y ;ilfi:;d, by taking six large bottles, it will be a laving of four Authority, pitrinfiett bs title Rosnl ,I-e Waif' and .I"be_A• his 161 •Ce d eue2 the After spending thousands. which can he proved by the Pro- Spann., Asol.arearbsi s tise l 011ootoble the ER. i and %man- prietnrs of the principal Newfpapers London.. he was first Ms "f °lf"fo. the Pao; .11 7 4 Alvah and the lasiiaiO of the that advertised that valna.okie article, Prince's Russia Oil : nod .taco Y. s ll , , E"ortre%, 71 .4 bil is tie swat beautiful, Miasma. and efilenriou • pro. 1 1 . it also enn be proved by the principal Perfumers and Medicine tlaeli .r. it , Venders in London, that he is the originol preparer Of it ; 'he Wahl. f erodienling till impurities of the ku- ; therefore, in justice to the Publi4 mad tilm-elf, he thinks pro. man II Air, pastime iu surionl growth on the bald'--t places, • per to caution lig:linos set of villains that counterfeit the Roo arevenss it tailing oft or minion; grey, produces gao l slot t ..iee i t t se ll ri t b r ai se p e tty ' L i r -my... se w s hop*. .ebtoorPoio•tlir tresses a trueseendunt beautiful lustre, den Clu:de en 'i Il a i r strati( nail be wilful. regl - • lust Inc Proprietor :ickneatedges there are hundredsof respects. Pru"'" l "P the growth i hit' !tair-drctsc.rs have the ntuue, - and will have nothing, to do of Nbisteryt, Eye-brows. Aluenehes., r. in fine, its gre-enil- i St ith r..anterf.•;.4. sent suers .hove beim 'incited h% an immense multitude of wit. Fur ra t io n . ' l uc id :A i m, si t e the 'Trentise. ovios.— , Ladies and Gentlemen may easily diseases' the The 'or i aai front t he counterfeits, as the Proprietor has leave to Oigh,Pr Public a4ritv 060i' has induced ins":dious peril** , h ave hi s name , Mr. Pri:.ce," printed on the Government "thine. mi Public a b a w-and cAmierf - it• St.oop. 'ltch is on the outside of the cover of each bottle -44-11"1". &v. ttier4or t h e p rup o rk , r , view it th e (-smote. frithig. of whith is forgery ; ths'refore any Shops hst imperis.us d.th cuutitm tbs Pottle( not to P 401.11 , 1 1' 11 '7 keep , ror Hair-dresser selling 11 '7 R 'y (lit, under any prettmein %Wh ar it Ittestats Treati se 011 toe lairoreaient of the if U , '" , " Nhatrys-r, withnut tlie British Government Stamp, are hopes tbe'F;r4ll4l4lY intel"i4g to •every 14"141Y• and th e 14441.alure* of tors and sellers of counterfeitti. aprietors on :he L•tbel, Red Ink, "A. Rawl:tad uhd Son." As there have been great complaints in the Country, they , cannot get Primer's genuine Russia Oil, therefore, to accommo. Solo! a Ito t a:. 61.1. Ins G t l. an,l 1/.ls. per Rollie, by the Prolate- date Ladits hod Gentlemen that reside is the country, •by in-. go "' s "'d '"'s " 11 Y - strrel. Ilatton.gardent closin • a sine rimed note in a truer, directed to Mr. Prince. by Lacer wooltmle a,,ents:in London. Also by Mean. fleet- Denti 4 'st, John-street, 0 xford-Areet, Land. at, will receive . by ; Messrs . Newberry ant i Soo., I)aine- return of coach inns gninea's worth, or sla large far Ed. st ) i tie r aitd Messrs. Ratyling, W,,tker, hod Co. Capri sheer, v e . t og ; l it reput a tion of Cnothrs Shopkeepers, as no lr MT. C. C..galati, and parad e , C or k ; warydr, regpert.,t.te honse in Londoa sell the couiderfeits, a set' of sis . .et,Glas:aa ; Ars. Rat Inun, Mr. Siience.:.isuith .; swindlers are travelliti about the country 'kith conwerfeit rduithlr - 4 "'"'d Prrfuswerti Itusiia Oil. to deceive C.imetry Shopkeepers. therefore be sure lice Vs 111 C Empire. Also, ItOWL.IND's I:SSENCE of TYRE; of to s to n s t i , e t i w er ri t' o ri n as . c r e: .:ln ßu ier a fe sa m O . A, with the Goventinesa Stamp, us l) Y. E. -Observe, it is ant A Trepareti • Sald Is, she P oo of wonderful woiamorpho s i os p o w ers yor tug. ' a Si u ' a the artely ..ed. efecturilly dim ging Vac' irregular its wbetilled or 1 " are WO Ittp,ltertat dal row s. *park , sir A %% di i t . le .1.450 u ou t , a uspottudrd of vegetable sohstatices.—Prlca 71. per" . ;slNre.•ll o* - LANP'S .41 1...5A A EXTRACT ‘ a .. DAltt Preparatiaa, for eradicating all Disorders of the .5 4 46:#1.t00f 61/11b,.angl hada% to thro imeoraparstele • - 1 4. uml ia . ot.ctliar,), casts Me Ty 4ll l l ,llChi rice 1011. 64. r;allots. l'atrontadd . y tte., Royal itle Ali h ,ri e o neffites, York. soul his Esc...limy ;be auks •• • Lietwill Alien:owe se Manhunts* Cuittoiali 810. FOR DI SORD sas, of STONE and G - V I:L.—W natever cant •au Persiits is generol may obsurve I taking &medicine, recommended tilt:nigh Cie medium of at. Advertionnent, yel wisest the disease is obvious in its nature. and the remedy the dh r yof a Surgeon by l'iufeNsion, tilt Patient can incur. us Itnanrd —Mr. PERRY, 9. Sivuthaatipton , street, Rksainsbary-square (Proprietor of AD A %IS'S SOL VENT for coring the Shute and Gravel) ha.- forborne )ears past euaticed his practice solely la cAws of the abuse kind, and mat hr consulted at hurtle every . IVedsivoday. The medicine ii, also —ld at Bacon and Co. s, Ovrfur,l•6treet, I6oad torn ; and at floolion's, Treat of the. Royal Evraatige, iu Bat ik, of Ils.; and IL 4s : two of the large'llett es never Nil t.. remove ;denim:6 diatee-is in the Maisie ut :tenants at a sedetstai 3 life, and thereby prevent Ihw forinatioii of 5i.,..r A CONCISE Dl9QUvirrioN an toe DISORDER, wlth the mana•olorin to he °Swerved ander its cure, may he had, lrioe 1 .. a d. of mews. Sherwood, Neely. laid Junes, paser• note: row, St. Pauli I :sad of M Becket'o, sad far 'anrr ivr , -ters of-Sir elfiracy amt.inu. morg the itutvet; rettn.o.s•s be had to the fnmitirs of 16iird Sis Bart. Sir K. Ithic, as well as loam* other initial. of di.stiortion in the lime Kingdmns, . & CHALLENGE. .MF.SSR S. CURRIE and Co. Surgeens, late in hi. Majesty's service, challenge the whole world to prove a single insulate where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed if the desired erect. The practice of many years in this penalise branch of their profession has not given rise to time unsuccessful case. They (mellow In direct their studies to the treatment and cure of VENEKEAL COM PLAINTS. and that derangement of the system, which is the consespienee of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long and slant unhappily punned by the youths of both sexes. In the one it will be found tube the unfailing source of Barrenness $ the other have its ravages fatally developed. to them by a dis tressing state of debility, which, if. not timely remedied, termi nate% in Impotence. These are its remote mid ultinutto effects ; while consumptioc.s, loss of muscular power, and various ner vous complaints, woolly characterise the earliest stages oi this solitary vice 1 of persons latiguishin; under disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simpli . and bits never proved un suetertful in the curse of a long. laborious, and mach extended practice. In she most obstinate mid complicated cases of Ve nereal infection, sack as obstructions mike urethra, spongy ex crefeettees, hard tumours. callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weaktiess, glees, as . also STRICTURES, whether recent or of inng duration, sad which have baffled the skill of other practioners, are, by their present improved plan of trentelent, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient suffering toe excruciating pain and alarming heroorritage which frequently follows the opplkstind of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty years tisanes', practice in this metro polis, namerima cases of strictures have beefs and are daily on aer their (Arc, the total eradication of which is effi•cted by a ide, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior fanny Shier yet adopted. The weakness, relauatioo, and debility proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. Hut where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance In their re 'Our/ogre remedies, after the stricture has been destroyed, is in dispeonably requisite to revive the siumberiog'sparks of life, and sit re-animate the Constitution. Several Ni.hleinen and Gentlemen of the brit respectihility hese been under the care of Messrs. Gurrie and Co. for the re mlyal of complaints of the urethra, strictures, etc. ; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request au nt references sassy he given to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive superimity of !dear.. Gerrie sad Co.'s plips of treatment. — Alloy of these Gentlemen have had Pitcairn fmati ten to twenty . . Heaviside', tilted the cure s "4:1( • : •141fier•-*cM he path-alert to istiosinot 'hi 'same +ill•be .'o more &al m• poxiage of letters eilhoi Sex, wisti their house. No. ki4010140110, Ir~.~la by the Peoprietet, Prince, Demist—Observe, it is toot "'trim" o f " Carrie sod lihtu uj treat . althop--exacity opposite Na,.? s the Numbers ore irregular in Many of these Geatlemen have had st !cturev from ten to ' 101m -street, t) sford•street, London. • years, and had been uuderthe care of Messrs. Bionic, ilor .t lsold also by Mr. Smyth, Perfecter to his Majesty, New 1446 d Mber Sot tae of Mealerninence, who litie"." Band. lATC .1 1 H ro uri e p e rfumer Su bar Tiohonsr . by the apptication of the Mane caustic, without tura*. street Bayley and Blew, Perfiniteri to the Prance and Prior Patients in the enontry are rerpteited sp state the pat . eess ' and/fake mid Poetess of Yerk s Cockbruc•mreet of.thltir rose, nee, and generaf.bahit of Mine, ite. Om. I eve, 86, pea-m a ll ltiewherrys 45, lit. p o ur, ch m egb_ yue u 4 .1 s PCP I MIME fir adeioe ileld medicines, when the algae BOW CAlUrol.yal4,l Fleet•nwirket lint- I Itivf.ta or tot* to say pen of Yee kisids.s. To more frt . , 4, Vhemtirge; 114*Ards, €3, St. Church=yard;,' cray 80 io • their nadertakink, the pottage 01 eWliber ' j S 'ir 4 ' ' l44*(l ' 4 ' Oil nal 4 nd - st sees Dterlawil ls alti be SAW 40assitesent the medicines. 59, Flori-street go, 65, Ctienpsitlr Button, Tats, lbayul ....11111MmaGneeleeMI.Cos:usay he enasittied itY elPigi Si Uscliionse uad by most priacipal Perfumers lad Medicine tile ildbake34-elltivey, and itt s slt their hey coders. ` l4 'l ol o lll s H. 4 0•1 • . S • ,•,t , .:..~1 ;'