The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-12 00:00:00

I,EmEN, CLERGY. AND FREE IF THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. ITA N DING tbemink of Gen 'reehelders, boldest this day, its the lode- the Ctewitv, wank' ot.t pledge themselves :awe I refused to attach myself to any moyed in the arduous 'tut glorious contest 4004 aad ant determined to persevere in 'irate your Ftitfits of Election apilst the ,nopromise which has long tarnished the lis Count v. al sitatation of the country. Behold the of public affairs, and then ask yourselves menhir part of Air national misfortune. may • the ambitioo of these contending parties, I in E.ses and Mallon what has been in for the last forty years ? I may, per merit of being the in.trument in your hands *Won for the present 11).:t, trlieve ow, that iy temporary. The snake is wounded, but tau to trample on this venomous serpent, vititl parts of the Constitution ; for with ,ttion, what is it hut a name ?.Confiding good sow, 1 tun resolved to persevere as independent vote ready to bring forward. t tan vindicating your inderadtiooe, I emy own. The camels general, reneral I tion. I will et am ezpeore ;; I will not wittont sell you ;.but 1 will do more, honestly, and prove my4elf, 4entiernen, initlit'ut and ohrdientlServant. AWN TAI; U .BURfIOYNE R, 18W. ST INDIA HOUSE, JAN. it, 1816. Alec of 44hipping of the United of Merchants of Enghunt, trading to .th. Telly give Notice, That the will bireistly tl in Wrilnk:, on WEDNESDAY; tee such Persons as nrov he willing to supply Srasiou with a Nusuher ~f if.tnowneks with ornorks to be trade of the Co...pany's Sum ip..rtinn of own to be got ready fur house- ' , of the Contract may seen, and further 1, at the °Are of the flak to the Cont• nose, ► b delivered to the said Clerk of the Com ore Eleven ti Clock in the Poirenotni; on the ad whi.::o hI u. not any Tender %r ill he re- DARD-11141 ACADEMY, Near Nottlogbain, Iserlutendenee of Mr. GOO I) A C E, ten again, after the present Vdcti. MONDAY. JANUARY 22. TERMS. • nation, in English, Penimoship, Maths. Geography, PAlasepliy, &c. 24 Guineas , Cubteas per Ami» extra. tit o Guineas is made iu favour of Papa; - requi alte red ; bat a Subscription of One Guise% , and Apparatus, is expected from each frme irders are not admitted t and there. is no extra bit. any Branch of Education taught uy Mt. G. resident Assic ants. Doacine. mad I)rawing, by proper blae. Tel ae. chos !! by thew.. in a public Newspaper. might ap ja-t he obcersed. that Mr. endeordlers, loan, to hn'iituatt Vomit to moral I)iscipline rern.nr.n, by the application of mild and equit and in 5C1 . ...1n1 !lours. to ev.hiYate more the ellect emn toe acquisition of mere Book-lea...i. inmate InConnatinn is requited, r , l' rcoce the, Supri intendant's Essay on Education. Johnson and Co. Patti s Church -yard ; - ; and sold by all Book HOUSE WANTED. ;D to RENT or PURCIIASE, pica , situated, within six Miles of Conthill, tt min e of Cottage, with A Garden, and from eve to Laud. The House must contain at least titres 'lour, and he in every re , mect suited for the re mectable Family. A pleasant and airy situa ciabiderable distance fro:n the high road would be 1. particulars, address to I. W. at the Office of Tas Bees-street. ESERV WITHOU f QUACKERY. ANT ADVICE TO ROTH SEXES. published, Bendy printed in 14mo. Price 41. sewed. :NE GUIDE TO HEALTH;. or, Essays on the Preserration of Health, with Mears of rreventiag nod eario&Diseases; REGIMEN, and the MANAGEMENT , with partical,tr ADVICE to WOMEN in ,and the FOOD best adapted for IN FANTS. added, Observations ou liitemperance, and va s—their extritordinavy milts ore on the Human Suggestions to counteract their hmsefut Elects; ~ but clear awl comprehensivestianber. • T. F. cauticim.L. M. lwi'ery, in London, Author of • The Prat- Physician, Medical Reasetnbrancer,'l4c. Printed for B. t:rosby and Co. Stationers'-court, - ; and sold by all Bookselleni, Stationers, ith a good Allowance for Exportation. A DVICP. Men of education and professional , , use persevering endeavours to discover the effectual method of treating a few prevailing successful result of their exp-rienee is the hest !ritirity. k after being regularly edne:.•ed as a M EM ROY AL COLLEti F. of SI: and in 'very branch of Inc profession (certi(icates and which, fro,f ditfetent Hospitals, he tuts to .isquirer) made the care of the follow in„ Dis of his particuhr cody, viz, a cr,R. I •A IN Frequently contr:tcted in n nrnuient of iiitosi- JILITY i whether arising from liaechmalian lung resid ence in warm climates, or a SECRET VICE, too often unh ppily pursued by the seta t in the one it well be round the cause CY or BARRENNESS. and iu the other oc ainaerous train of nervous diseases, which if tiat -died, terminate in IMPOTENCE and CON . a long and extensive prat: ice has enabled him, and superior method, to avert and elfectually Disorders, hos ever inveterate or co•!:plicitted, ijorting the patient to the least restraint in diet or Id in slight VENEREAL CASES, where an ion is mode, alter discovery of the infection, he to perform a cure in the short interval of two qnprecedensrd success of his mode of treatment in above complaints (which bay never been 1 one single instance in twelve years practices period many persons of both ieses have been her severe and injurious methods have been pur direct), Mr. (loss leas been induced to thus pan advice. He may be couvolted by either sex la I listable secrecy, personally, or by letters, cot- Note. ill Sonverks-street, Fleet-street. ' Strictures, or Obstructions of the Urethra, whether of duration, elketeally treated on an improve:! Tit has perAsnaed cares in very inveterate rain 1 11, t . . 141 • • NO. 1210. • ( '" TAP. GENT'. ' • t ilLty: RS 01 ii . c,,, t ri.eit an, * IT lISI j. deism and Fn rot liner. 4 ot tt rt tv-ca oIPP . 1 feel auditing a aich 1 am rim a ntilop tit viadic etv of *hit CIPI *2l" f thi grpre.e..t•ttion o. . " 1 C vide , the cr itic • setaorboly aspect of vebee a coovider,ll • oe attributed to wsig d Tory ? Keprezentation .et die stru m • 'tu.; lite Coal cle thci.ai.in is nicest .1 rt dc,trot ed. 4 It motils with yt • obeli ha+ •eaog lbc 1 ,0 pore Represent!' 80 r ot spirit and go b o g os I have an Ind a oss reserve lebila wig never %Willer! u s um be theexertinn. bpi OP, berilibe if I will serve you Your t• rieltufortl, Jan. E AS T ri c. E imp C 3l 4 l ) ; n o m r i Tart Indio, do ben rrtveire f rom inal t.t humid, fro t 'wepany Ibins St rhi.!. foe 111fflot , lletnp, and a prop. , dale delivrn. TA Conditions of per.; , WWI IL•viart., itOte at this Iftno The Tenders to In entre, at or before above D.iy, beyond wit•d. grasp Under the Sup . WILL OK tim, ea Sneed and' tier woks Hittory , ( per Mw. Latin eo nu I Greek, A Deiuctiqu of weer ten years of Nu laanec rep to the rary, and ir Po i t i l rimr Boarder+ ▪ . Chug: evade for an or my of h•. reside Peet+, Music, I Irmo nu MOT To pArdeolarizt i vrithon.; it ova, jos on or' *moll lines 1 and sll..liovern.ne: abk Lots; and i a*Ci of lotelket kn. Where more inky he wade to do • pahlished as Jos. J tradock and Jov , wikis, price 3. 6.1 WANTED mntly situ Genteel Monde or . len Acres of Laud. Roma on a Floor, maim of a respec tilo at a coluiderol preferred. For particulars, STATII•IAN, Bet HEALTH PRE • INIPORTA! This Day was pub A GENUIN All Practical FA ire must effectual an Stricture; no • al INVALIDS, i CIIILD-BED,an • /.1 which are add • Wets Excoom—th Frame, with Sags • vriiten in a brier, Iky Professor of Mob Weal Family Pt Ledo,: Pointe Paternoster-run ; sod Sea ,11/1.11. • INTHEN skill, UN • 11 safe and eget Oile•tl, the sore p:o I of superior Alr. GOSS, aft • BER of toe ROl Waled into every testiinonials of wI conyinee any too •t•!. the ohjt•ct o DISOKOI.R, ft cosi li & DOBIL imda raers , SOLiTARY V I Teeth ..f both se , it STERILITY canoe a amperes timely ieinedied, SUMPTIttNI. o. The revolt of a by a peculiar ant remove those Div su4jertin exercise; and in fi early applicatiun ges biulrelf to , on the Inpr the core of the home to fail is during which pet card, even after • wed a itlavot etc tidy offer his ad • daily, with Wok *Manua Bank A Biniveriei ••• Stricture. Itterit or long du priociple, which Of Wive, yowl co • 11111 • • . , - . • -;• . '.; , - ... 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[.! _ •NRW 4414 D SUPEftIO/i SCHOOL BOOKS. SIB; RICHARD PHILLIPS, Wholesale Book seller, London, having completed, at an Ispenee of apwards of a Hupdred Thousand Pounds; a series of Ele mentary *mks, root THZ USE OF ScuouLa. Alan YOUNG PERSONS, which correspond in plan and execution with the liberal and extended views of modem It dacatine, sibluits ' List of these. which have already appeared, or wheels will be Isabliihed diming the presein vacation, to the attention of the Masters and ;tivemesses of Academies, throughout Great Bri tain and Ireland. These works having been restfully .wrillest for the express convenience of Teachers, and fur the gene ral use of Schools, it is scarcely necessary to state, that they arc practically adapted to the routine of the various classes of the largest Seminaries ; that they exhibit the latest discoveries and improvements of the &graces of which they respectiiely treat ; and tbat they are of a size and price cor responding with the economical views • of patents. On in.'. specting the List, the intelligent Tutor will remark, that same of the important Subjects ,of these works are here brought into such a shape and compass as to render them, fur the first time, branches of ordinary EducatiOn; while at the same time the Subjects en which there have previimitlYeeistedollter Elementary Banks, are treated in the new Works here pre: , sented to the public, is so novel and lucid a maser, OD** them an silinust equaLclaita to the merit of originality. 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BADAJOZ ) DEC. 24.--:It 13 said, that h cons!. deruble part of General Vortiet'i dirision• is marching for Castello,. and ,that the 'dotterel hint.. , self will procbed with the rest to Tabetera, with' the inteotioni probably, of forming . a junctior. With other troops,. aud,of - then attemptiog to. ro l . some their Corner positions at the bridges of Af t marat and Arcebigpo, and watching an opPditu: nity to pass them.' ' All, this will, •we conctikif terminate in empty wishes; for our illustrious Ge. Decal, Signor Albuquerque, only waits for thq enemy's appearance to lead his soldiers in the path of glory, and to give the enemy a proof of Spa ' nish val,.ur. - Thero ere between 6 Ated 7000 - glen . gt Yevegs, -*oder the orderi of thebukeef Believe.. There. UV 3000, at Mora.- The garrison of Toledo it; very inconsiderable. • SLYILLE I DEcc IS.—The following is an aza tract of an intercepted letter dated Burgos, the 12th ult. addressed from General Thiebault •to M. 114 a Garde, late Intendant-General of Police la Portugal, who is at present in Madrid tr— ~,- . " I. am jest recovering from a dreadful lit of .illness, occasioned by the fatigues of my basil'. pedition. I .have repeatedly been betweenlifeahil death ; my recovery is but slow, and the state br asy health is by no means encouraging. - I ant se . • wen debilitated, that, 1., cannot write Acogjmu at fitiAlreat length,. Our situation here is ()lily lan,/ worse ; the entire province is in the hands the enemy. I continue my communications al I . as possible, but I cannot answer for them, MY orders do not arrive in safety at the digt,**, ..of twb 11:igues from this place. 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