The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-11 00:00:00

No 139 1"; "tifT IN ES ILA - SPIRITS ~f. Rift mast sgtie{ or' V •T ,* at Merses. A NI Y F. ItTO t Y wad • WAD]) n' s : ob. .1 New ia-strert —fltriarcet4 hilaw s ntliinlext D ., 4r ,.!rtniircion and Woinld's omens of preiket. payment imbued them to enlarzr. Idteir :Chiltern: they rei. s: v.- uotraint the NOBILITY. pENTRX, ani the l'i/111.1c Mtn •keir REMOVAL Prow !*WII4 WELL, s ;. iL L.; L;r, to more exiemite 'Perna:es, Nq. 108, NEW BO~1)-STREET, near lIROSIC:STREP.T whereit hey shall be glad to be hna li e r e d with their Ciamlawis. 'Their 1 ,, ..rat sl a ck Of OLI) ‘Y IN ES holiag !cry ,9lisiderahle, e ttle them to continue the following Frites, for Present P, awn, onlv :—Old Port from the WOO, 4211. per doleo Old Crusted ditto, Itis. and 18s. ; ditto, three ye:trs in bottle, ; Sherry, I is. ; very Old Pale ditto, 4o;,1. : Lisbon, India ftlit.ieira, ; Barsac, 70s. ; Claret, first growth, ; Champagne, il. is. ;.best Cogniac - Brandy, per gallon ; Old Jamaica Ruin; Iss. ; Orange Shrubs ; Ilattands,'2Js. All other French and Foreign Wines impiall) reasonable. 1", . TII4 day arm' publishrik I five. , pries ita..llll. -beards. •• rniNFAVA.T . IONi-nat the CLL 11 A rig, MAN. PiER.s, and ANIUSEAIKNTS of MALFA & pri•ch ;pally intended to , the inforah4tiOn of Invalids repairing to ;that 'skied for the recovery of.lleillth. Lly WtI.I.I.AM DO \I EIER, M. 1). Of the Boyal Cellege of Pay,iciOas, Lotion, ate. ite. Printed for .J.. Callow. Medical Bookseller..4o, Crewe loon, Princes-street, Soho. .Princes -street, : • Where may he had. j us t published. pereilli. DAUBENTON.IOBSEII.VAT4()NI-,ON INDIOEB- T lON ; in which is satisfactorily shewnihe Efficacy of Jpe racoon, in relieving' this,' as well as its-connected trate of complaints, peculiar to the decliue of life. Tip Writ edi duo, with additions. By Dr. Buchan. dogmatic:l4e E:wa 414ILASS Al N rs. ;:~a.._ TO tit n D infandunt, reginajakftrnusais &loran • • I:rojanas ut apes, et - ilWabik regnant. Etsari:ll i)A spiisorauto talk, 'Et quorum pars niagna fui. . . _„ . SIR. If you have not been enabled to bestow on me any ;consolation, at least you have fairly acknowledged your in tability, and you have neither added lusult to my misfortune, 'or offended my pride, by, itttemptinx.(like some other wri ter,) to impo e on my imilerstaudiag; by gross :iud affrontive :delusion. Ido not h6itate in acksowledgiiig my fall agree ment with the scope and tenor of your argument, though this ' WNW MEW may perhaps demand a trivial, but necessary expla . stalled. You must be aware, Sir, of the circumstances under which I hod to address you, and you will easily-allow them 1 to be such as will muse a trilling error in language, when it lbsil*Pitqu S Wiatrence called la Afar meassiag. I shall tell yen; tbers, !kirk' had Zibliiiiiitiralth myself. • . Yon saunas but rearlieet-thai the , document to which I re ferral, sit in Which the'statd4f those fivelarge hot:Shwas Sehtuittedle the bails, wazisiouglit tbrward by thelltinis animas:l, with tb• air and 'tone of triumphant collsolation. They wished as tO infer that other boosts were in like certain stances of etwatuolsecurity; One they told us, that the gloom which bad overspiead the Commercial horizon, was 'rapidly dispersing, and would soon completely disappear. Credal who will (said I) std ibis Judwas 1 demanded whether it was matter of triumphant consolaii lion that five Mina singled out, and sack us were most de serving of support, had ialled swap actual capital of four hundred thousand eight hundred aid two pounds—whether there was consolation in luiewring thatthis enormous sum was to be locked up fur fifteen suodtlu oo tbeir account solely; and, if so, what sums were brae placed In abeyance by*the nume roes other bot Wei who Were also so - unfortunate -as to be obliged to solicit isidulgetwe? risked what prospect there op? peered of channels for the receptiOd . of the "Commerce and • Mhimiactures of [heat-Britain?* What market was to' be !wind to reward that entesprislog indwaryi• by - set a: people, linglishaseu are so distinguished, wad. by which. ) the! . „ pressure of our tuitional burdens has Issasustaineds I natu-' rally Si-claire& whether these houses, and many others ; who mow stand tolftelliof ossistance, did entwine time sitice:reak as respecoMly itilie Public eitimitiowas ihose-Gessimsea, w hos with tie belt 'of feelings . Itive.tiaw st . tivauced, to cover and support dam ? ,Aud• here, Sir, to . pbviaie any thOught of invidious Meaning, pertsapd may, for ante, 'be perimlttedio 'mili t ia a little digeessiveyasidigy;* end rettiatit, that In . 1 4 11 4 0 e•Prs.1 1 P7fifi o . o tf.a. 4 #s 6 iikramb a efabflt 14* *,' gee se of CMalit , sod of rat commercial loportamse, who ea' ak came titers of ihr g e alaistanee'firtaa his private restiurees tibiae, and who, as k &Mimeo repoitedi:Vres oweetkoisinto have given a write a for a sihioa, put. an codas, hiaceiMenci ruse time efterwardo.frout the imfartit, nale derangement of hitiattirs, brought me _by the calamities 41'114 tidies: 'hid fit kt l i?dategy An/ incite : aid • Ilivatir. lOtiddlt‘dlaiiholob-lana mosployet tiotastailiatta #WWWIWaS 1.."7". - 1 6 •"" 4 ');/..4140 U i 0 444 "/A,1 1 .P0 1 / 14 54 11"01159 or ,‘" i r i tY• 43kt tp rfSrIL W. 1 1, 11 naked *hellos*. there was consolitioule keitiningtieit theielicilises Slid iiieltriaded their v‘• 111 . 4ieliiiiiiifieige,Atitorsgh a =alaall-alad) k waeialbsident mishispellatiom it didaot ex press my toenails*, 4 wowld ,and might to have said their: " Stated Geheral Da(aisea„" Bat the ditetenee wide one, and you have rightly/ lakes notice' of the imp optiety . of the• espressioe, for its tish. aloue I have observed the error bad existence. Believe roe, Sir, there are many of us who klow the absolute distinction between" actual capital' and stated general hal:weevily dearly-purchased experience. We are aware bow such statements frequently terminate, and how the shadowyforms melt into" thin air." We can tell if the inspector, of accounts were in the Situation el purchasers of the estimated assets, what deductious they wo u ld expect, erlitttjanglingoad haggling would ensue, and what " writing •arthere would be in the various accounts. Every matt who speaks or who writes supposes a presto" . degree of knowledge iii his auditor or correspludent. bad "assumed.that under the • knowledge which you evidently 'sees, that you would understand me according to the spews- Illy which is apparent in ourremsoinag, turd say expressions, u : coupled with Use temper of the times.. Perhaps 1 too carelessly garie you a credit, which you judiciously declined, mil on your own account, but as considering y ourself ennaected with your variety of readers. • Fur I never, Sir, could really doubt, tat credit nifty nut be safely and houourably, taken to a much larger amount than capital, ie a secure and provi dent course of business. It is one of trade,i eathitlal opera tions. We do • not nudertake , the minuses and weary an: iety of awnintree owls' our minds fora profit of sit s or setup, or tea per emit. per Lumens on our capital, hi) fur et profit that ouriapitel, arid, relate, and our credit founded, (and silittys baits feferencc to that capital) will produce ih,coinhined. This priactple, however, mutt always he motiiiied..by draw games. 'Who times shiatitiregulatc it, and unmid let proper proportiou and establish Every thing bryisad, newitits to • • 7 ., !radii* without capital. ;1,4 • • alliadi Year intelligence, Sir, most limg- Bros advised you, that politics of late years have obsalmalas more than erdi-. au" pastier. Commerce has more rapidly ebbed and towed from political indrawn. Yea cannot but lus rw, that Al though in a provident and established line of badness, credit , arty betaken to an amount greatlyexceeding tapital, yet in Ibu.diSostroas days that have pissed, when the chaio of our Coatimatal cuariectiou bets been broken, when our sactus loosed channels of trade have beep, blocked np, that'll* credit, where it could, would in consequence and prudence' have coutracted stud that, generally speaking, where such eztensiou at present is to be found, it has noauch-solid bash fur i:s support. No, Sir—it bus, and must, depeud on the deiblful returns, from olistructeri and - cord Markets. Not . that there are any untried sit 'present ! All men who hav e been abroad wiH concur in Worming yea that sur.ecilanip, and every spat to Which w e•• have accent, are glutted with English manufactured merchandise. Shall we enquire how our commerce has been destroyed? Alas, Sir...by the politi cal convulsious of Europe; where , the - charm .ban -toien against jar; eei n airied, aided, perhaps product', by our •iit sons and corrupt 'slalom, at hesse. 7 --We have :iriblbeil the doctrine of cualldence,.we have haitetw!ed upon , ' -action, we have 'lakes things in she aggregates as NLW AND FAiHIONAIILE SILKS, FAMILY NIDI/lIN LNG, &c. ifOiEPII SM./GCS, AI FACER and lIANEL 111 FACTUR FR to her MA.I4 .STY. his the lsnanuo•al ainioinicing to the Nobility, lientrf, and II i 5 rrieltalaesberanY, that his late Partnership having expired, he has removed *en tirely from t:handrks-street, to Nu. 20, the Corner of !fetid ett:l-4reet. Covent-garden. J. S. avails himself of this Opportunity to present his most grateful Thanks for the very distinguished preference he has so ini e leiter& and respectfutry solicits n Continuance of their kind Patronage to bis new Firm of SN UGGS and Cm ilav completed an extensive Assortment of Dew, elegant, and faslinsimble Saris adapted to the Season, Nets, Italian Bluslito, plain and figured Ciaimes, &e. with Lustres, Poplins, sod satio,, Crapes, Bombaxem, and every ; Article for Court and Family Mourning, all of superior • Mnke, SNUGGS and Co. request the Favour of Ladies to boilkar them by sin hopectiowof their Productions, which they flat ter taentalues for Taste, Elegance, and Quality. will he fo.nid Jim inferior to any, and at such Prim as will ensure general Appkbation. Ni,. •Al, toe Comer of 11enr;.... Covent-garden. /CAUTION TO BUYERS or - iittsa VIN EN. 11E IRISH LINEN, COMPANY'i ESTA.. HLISIIMENT in 'this City commenced with thh • Mon in 1801, now going , on Tea Yantis their Unsinesiewas renamed in June 1%4, _f i ryiwGß.EAT ILUSSELL- STREET - to No. 4, BLOO MSBURY-SQUAR.E. • s li ce our Reinotukrieveral Linen. Drapers need nit Ali* i- endeavours to pot the Public astray from our blame, opts.' big several petty, initiations, and copying oar Advertisements 1 swath word fot word,*bi•Which mnay.swiStakes have been • • The Irish Linen Compel* ore therefore obliged In make 'known, that their only /louse in Linulon ivlin. 4, Be4th side 1 if lilontostiitry-silibire; . and, !Crateful for the liberal patronage . 'l‘ which theiydloyeeiyeselhod here,.thoy - slugl strictly mlhnre • no VW hwteofalttf erdur f t which (it is prewitnedl• has tib-* ~. Seined it. .. . . - .... . . . . . . . • •-- Each' Pi& t is fttlinemsf) , warelmted as to fabric, nod to , be • .• blearhea ettl e Cipsl.-amid.the Motly,rriumed if a raid,/ tif•, . rers.---Ong. of wh o lesale price, abttbii second price. ' Cr No 'ti stilit bat Irish Livawkaorthinglem tlsah`at 4' •li• Piece.. 4 . .. ~ :, • „ • ;, , t: -,., , • - ' • -, I :.. • .0 , ". I t % 11 .. Otilow k ecailtpooduall,i4Orior 'Banta 4 lip./ ~ ~ w o Notei.. ' • • . • • : J. I.III3RIENi,' _l4 ,- - No. 4, alma • ' .. • -_--Airitlo the Coltiphay.: 1. , - . , XI'S 4434 a fit,• NAOS- BY . ' 7 ADI 'LCIC, fir . '• t- • -• j. DR Y -Barr SIO PM:- - • ' 1 " I • 4 .. 4 -' rifilllS insatliablikfeetpcpition, with Wit ilib -4, -11L . ..wastiabser, - citiwishipibtaittifidiet try . : ..*.ellfidf• rqrds iali ' imps I. the leather , 7 ,soil like i dea j Itac`a ' rfectty f ree &inn any lioplebillit envellginifillltecili km, dial*. ' ..." . • • sat . -41Aq . .ittell Motto. attic AboWaelhey' s c »..Ito r 97,,l,liglie so tit c eta.til by - F. Day No. 7,Tavistoch•- , street, Coifeof '4' W. triiy err, Svrnllow- sleet ; Astril, ''' ' froi f, )reigns. •-•; Fels, the govincifink Boot-makers, Rm. •; , •futtsesiorand•pikipeß,,,iptlie 3 ! letrepolist and in every Town .: 9 . „ 01011004(0r 1/00int ngdom,; in stone liottles k price Is. 6d. moth. 4 . -. • • -. ' =• '` -..— Irrr- - i ,- - .-- • • t . - • VIATC/lES. -* tote *ii" a-rscpuolo, of Bedford-street, ii.w..Arnvel,G o imeN. - of Maiden r lane)• R PAL '• 4 '.11 /44,191. r (corner 1 MfAT4.4 filsk r iy CTO itlr.; it S. reeptletfally in form their : Friends rind the Public, that they have ready for general liapectiou tutaCEICENT. ASSORTMENT of.l)ußkxs • Detached, floriannati, and Vertical W ATCHES, , iu tsold, • Silver, and. Metal Ca.es, • together with an assortment of LADIES' WATCIIEg in great variety, Engine-tented and • plain, with er without field Dials, &e. all of which are war rattled to be of superior worktaansitips.Mol to Perform welt. H. and P. are induced; from particular circumstances. to supply the public with such goods at the usual WHOLE . SALE PRICES ; they have Wag- beets In the habir of sup pis nig RETAIL HODSES with their productivas, bUt have frequently seen with concern, that common Watches, in showy ornamented cans, have often been mingled with then and disposed of as valuable, to the great disappointment and i• tuury of the unwary; and it is with a proper consciousness of the impropriety and dishonesty of such practices that R. and P. pledge themselves to secure, by rectitude of eon. duct, the. future approbation of those who may favour them with commands. They, venture to add the assurance, that every possible care shall be taken to ultra that coafideuce • Which they anxiously and confidently hope to enjoy. Every article they sell is made by themselves, sad under lbeir iinniediate io i spection• stud although their terms will be found considerably loiver(by 90 per cent.) than the usual prices, yet they stake their credit tut it shall be also found . that t heir W arc hes, in wand ness of construction, and uniformity of movement shall not be excelled. Upoc these conditions, Gentlemen, Ladies, Merchant!, Captains, &c. may be supplied as shove, either with Watches angry or in quantity. for Money or Mills, the dif feriae in ch.uage of good Hilts will begotten in Crib, and OA Muck* takes Is exams,. . . A Dir ICE . .-When Men of education and pro. 1i fessiottal still use persevering endeavours to discover roe most safe Fuld effectual method of treating a few pre vailing Diseases, the successful result of their experience is the best prutiforSoperiority. ?dMsrs. (;OSS anti Co.. Stkrgeurtt. after being regularly educated and Minuted into every Arrauth of the profession, (ceititicates of *hie., from different Hospitals, awl te,sli-"' annials.frant the most eminent ph)ski:us, they stave to con wince any Enquirer), were induced to make,the cure of the • following Diseases the object of their particular study, viz. a , . CER'fA IN 1)ISQlt O'ER, frequently contracted ittantrintent of iatoxicatios; and its cancomitalits. STRICTURES and GLEETS, as also DJ a i LiTY, whether arising from Bac chaailian. i»dolgentes, longrisideuce ip warns climates, or a S EC R ETSULITAR Y-Ar ICE, too Ofieh unhaPIIIIY . pursued by the Youth, of both I l exes+ in the late it will be (bond .• the cause of STER4LITir or BARRENNESS, and in the other ri, ;mien a morierom tiairi'of nervous diseases, which , if not .iimaii remained, terminate hi. IMPUTENCE and CON A) .t 1 l'T I ON. • The resists. or 1 long and extenslve 'practice has enabled • them, by a superior method, to effectually remove thine dis orders. howeVer inveterate or complicated, without , sub jecting the. pasiect to the !mist restrants in' diet or exerCiate; and iii slight flint is ma de, after discovery or tbC ihrectiqui they pledge lbws' elves to perform a rare m tbe.shott interval a twit days. . Theatoprecedented success of their Mode of treatateat in the'cure of the attove complaints (tr,bith has newer .been kboon to fail Moot siugle sestanceanlSWelve years pnictice.. l . Outing which period gum persons fir hotli.sexes have iteim cured, even after savir as O keiti fi gi... fronds had been par . sued I,y ;thee pracotioaele "'item, etfect),. induces Messrs. Co's and Ert.irsklsprisahlicly ollbrikeir itOvice. They wary be to. sidled by. e,phs.c, sea riidly, peMonnly, or by letter, with inviolable tweareYwkloclffl• f4 llll. n i W u .," • . I l'alientl ka -thaft)CostidrY 11,16400%1k Rank iv ote. are re-i quested to'stare ;$llO. rßiltlills sit'4!*** sae, 040, And matt iirr of 1tri044..a vco mot oottakeas will lie.fiss t rehstbed to! os i : any port of. tbe . 4 . 4 t., ;r".. , Atelsrs. Um t, . • 1 • have beta pultnel wawa us nis s iway fear,, or caution, or : . annuttuo. Well du I recollecti wbco . tbefamoui Decree MLA w:is loped, tsiib wiiat Alia*: it iver t irsate.l, ' . . ge ' r• !g Hi • tifY • 4:••;•.7..1t.• • - ~;: . . . . • • .. V .:: • • -.•- • NMI 1 )! Z 4 ril.lll • 1:4% . ' - % . 4 t•• -.' -...:' ' . ' • _ ......: g .._ .._ ,- • ~.._.,.;.:.. ~..• ~. 4, _ ....... . - . 1 .'73 . tx•-- -t ...ct,z• :-.• —• • ---- t -- ' ' `" •-t - ' •`le" .- "* " il ..- / ' • t.' e il. V l > - ' ).-. ,:* - 1 4144 7 - 41°•• ' ''''6q. p , It T Igrier‘ -le r• . * sir «et 444 jetc.. o 4 4 , rf. 4.-. . .- . ..,-. .... "? • r o a t ' ~ , ••,, A . ,4.10 - • v .4 • ... . , , - , , r , ...::•:.. i? -,--7•.; ' •• . -, 1 • " ' . • • • - ' , •IW . 4 - . .,...)-.. , ,- , •' . :., 1.• • , f . . • IA ' • . - .." .4 4 4 41 Vi e • it ...4 , . ‘4l. .. • . . ..,.. q tr .. , I f . , ~.t -.. 4 - 4 i :•• ' ' ' / 1 -... 741), . .... • ''' : ...' t\‘ tr f• 1 A f r ... 4iff • 1 ~ f A ‘ s' t . • It • . • 111 11 1 ; " .... s. . ) ' mi 1.. • !. , ; •:$ . . . • '1 .i ' ke i ) - i \ I ' - , ---'.. •a d .ixr,Z l : 4.'4 ••' .... ' -.‘' . . • "' , V: , 9 9.9• 1 -99 '" "• inifif0fa' ..i...-.. fi -....-............--.. -.- . PRXR ilia , . . . z . kONDON 4 , S4TURIMY . ff r GilsT lri 8 derision it eicited•." For my own put, I could not look ors' it io that ludicrous view I could not join In that mous merriment. 1 did not understand the term " bliiekade" r In the way we are in the habit of using it ; I did not apply' it exclusively to ports, or to shipping. or to armies, or to lbe immediate instrumentalities of war. I thought the urwovered. • aspect of the enemy was of a different form and feature. f thouxht its expression ;and lai•giregle declared, " yoat hare adopted au 'extensive system of blockade, founded oe yoirt naval superiority, and you maintain the ondiiided possession of the ocean; I shall endensmr to retort your measures osi yourselves. I will "hi -ickade ;" I will isokie you as far rut I can; I will eiiieavitur to separate you from the Continent of Europe. Wherever my power can extend; wherevertbd Galliceagle can Hy, or shed inesence front ier wings, you altall have no . alliances, no• relations, no propiaimities, no Om' mice, no coonexion." Whether that intention has been de► atructively and fearfully elfeeted by the Arch-despot, lei oar prostrate commerce, or rather let the Ministerial advocates 'Da maikairseraof our prosperity, now inform me. Let tuella inmate to met . as the Epropean Comincat whasiteis • are to Alade, fee ale the WAidnOsMatedik Britain. • Shall we send them to the cr ow ded Lialft-rt• - a Heligoland. to be snuggled to the main is defiance of all ob stacles, and the risk, and the punishment dileAdied ? ' Will Sicily and Malta altorS us a better opportaait" on the shores of the Mediterranean t Shall we tranimit them to Gibraltat. or to Ceuta, or to Lisboa, or to Cadiz, to be vended in Spain, or in Portugal, while tti•foriner is overran and its Capital in edssession of the enemy, and the loiter Menaced with ird mediate and overwhelming invilion ?•of, turning our tear-fdtl eyes from European calamity, shall he lodersiity mitieltrie by directidg our coarse acmes the Western Oriflit,' Or undue we double Cape Horn for resourres, and disturb the vast cific ? Will Portuguese America materially assist yot`atill do the Brazil merelisints utter the language of eitiltitliti% Wit tire Spanish Americans treat you as cowfide*inl 'WM they Open their couotry to year *Offerings,' and:grille yids a free and liberal 'connexions ? Let ATk•Jitetalea here the chief privilege of reply. Let blin. tell ise i wkethir We/ 'do sh, or whether his.-fournitiated,invetilkoit, 'with htir long MUM* boats, has been engaged iu Is'cleei4Oolidribli. • • isakillkokilged v and . kgitimate trade.' Alas i•Sit, ;,lieseexPerl -menus herre all 'been tried and friend' wanting.' 'Bid teem hit kale olfered Meese •consolatioh sta4 Wait, add : Are tiratinsf4oute•heoks, arid &distils accounts of ut eft- 'orts.. • TO' ate - thh -is idle; ". it is a •uteri tale tole "sin UMW, frifl'ef sintel and 'fumy, siedifylog' 441" hing." let teehoii the prvitalele balance of tradi stands with raid& 'cote trier; bring -before . my eyes some welt-grounied hop‘ for 11400; lel Me understand from the body of Merchants Taittilailitutieturersthat their late foreign consignments on the ' tavern& have been successful in return, and that they are la tolistiiiiieb" of the acquired profit; or whether, afier i havlt 4bk•P deivalbylbe pressure of the enemy, and our own *its. 'l"itehrot*ltheltititin; idto unnaviul courses and utitnlid tank.. 'kettler them:leaf that merchandise which they were obliged txtdispose of to meet their afgagetienti, and their' multiplied e'kpisee4 Ihey• have etit, on ;heir-. disappointments, beta tirinYed'hy those very. hien w ho. WeFe the eoin paints, "ere theaccusers." of thme mealures Which theyftnaw ridicule as rearming, advesturioi.'nod as a. "„opirit.of wild and daring gambling." sueprue of thtel...-weenterureve'-.‘-r, now stigmatise them; ire not .the desperate' political roadie's who speculated lit:a Migister,-muk who have evinced their • judgment in the choke ofihe puttee( Cabinet, and Witte se lection of such an article as the Bight pnneerable Briniest& PERCILV . *:. But I am told, Mr s loy some than meth es chief has been produced by Paper Kite;;:aod that here is the - foundation o f the calamities which so soon are to 'terminate. By others, that little or rusmischief has been couplet' with this system that the evil has corrected Itself, and that rknow iio • thing of the matter. To the anterior part ot . .the'first propisa 'hien I readily give my assent; I know jt and fcl it deeply had full well. To :the later part I have already replied.— With regard to the second, untaught as I . wit let ine examine it, and see it-I cannot. trace it to itaretee. Let me esquire lehri are the greet and original practisers of ibis. - kite-flying . spikes. Need I, Sir,. trayel,larthet than;'ilareadneeille itreet? iti itl not : instinct diretsont Alba= of my search, • • • though sheltered in the sancluary.olf the' of England ? Shall I not there diTower the primal,Alte-Atiiiititetory, and tliestitists Who, raising Me wind, set airi . exhkrit that curiae mains *and pattern which we have slake seen so infinitely di versified ;• fabricated or every material; andexunning everts size and colour;and shide,•,mid fashion; ;tea : tarns 7 now •ismtie oflawn f, or of piwchment, nr of cartridge,'.ie of 'delay, or'of l'fooisett p; or of whi ty or cornmon brown; iiFeep,ade of regtia per,and there made of straw paper, sometiert flown with awl, and minetleveswith twine, andsonibtfmes With thread, now pWilh; end von , ' Ite-pi:thred, here eaefiderit'aitil snaring suo wbrls, with unbleached eyes; there dekcendiaglse-lanthomed, scattering Camay' amongst villagers, and failing,:like meteors; into the darkness of the trodbledntgbi 1 0 11 " leisuns ;entail's • • Di the yeaknrour Loats.lBo2,lari4 arcerding' to the ht braictd thriinology, and deductions from Thereydicie;Xeao phon,T•Polybius, and Dlodorus Secnlukthe 581§th before the the Bank of 'England wais restricted from paying in specie by a- special minute of Council. whi ch has not, and which therefore I presume cannot, with security bei.,fre mo'ved. What have been the consequences ? Persons lirlng in the country, • who would never have • " d;eamt such a dream," • metamorphosed themselves into bankers, imitated the Pritieiple, .nil eirenutatenCes, supplied them with The means. • The notes 'of the Bank - of England were frequently Mtge& • In their -variegated. travels toe they became a little iraMe for Wear. Gentlemen, tradesmen, fariners, werldeg iir r epte in the country., sow discovered „that total notes were • not so frequently fabricated; in taking them they were not so likely to be deftaudedotor la !tiering theekittbe suspected of forgery. • Resides, they belleviet them as hear, and goodies corny as the upipaid notes.of I* think nf•Ehglitild I they knew their neighbours who were tartfsed baakert,.they were Vile. rally Men of repored,cletracter . 111hd pmpity, a t least they Were; as td appearance. selectee Ili watt ifoinetheut a kind** to take, and ,keep, and etreulaKiliefr notes; it gave them conteqUence. arid-faveuryiti -be• Men, aq they often re eased ncteramadation in return. This presently gave the cavalry banker a great influences audit gavi bith`loti a.great , i 4 74 coOnoand of circulatlo4 mOdium. To Norms. -it in • 4 1 / 4 ThaAGOk.kJ Ol gq.lll 7 4fi r '# 411411 f g " f i r m l tbry 4FLe.itwoirona Appga.-I#o' 44i4;zontOP, titorg not s writ/sip, win s e 'lnit. ,furcood in ten . ee cm- shrine outs #oLit{ ""•' • or + Dieißes, ar:#ll4,rhoTigiu if mon haw tibia ;14114.4441i • • ' ~ ; •eik4 • * • • .... This day was publishea, pric, le- dd. awed. SYNOPSIS PIiAR.NIACOPCEIA. LONDI: N N 813: Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crows. court. Prince's-street. Sohn; and Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brower, Paternoster-mei Wades. Where may be had, J. CALLOW'S NP.W CATALOGUE of a MODERN COLLECTION of MEDICAL BOOKS, containing the most approved Authors, for 1810. This day. was published I. two large. Volumes, decoy Bvo. Price U. 4s. boards. rillig - EDINBURGU- ANNUAL REGIS:. . i .a , TER. , for HMS. ..Cdetaining, the. ?Wary of Twrope for that Period. To which is added, a copious Appendix et `Stile Papth, Clever/We of remarkable events dent g the 'fir, Histgry of the Physical Sciences, of the Fine Arts, the Drama. View of thi Changes in 'the Adalialatratino of ihntice in Scotland. general View of Literature,.of,the Br ? big Poets of Great Britain, Poetry, a correct List of New •Mlitatitisil,• State of the Public Ftinds,• Births, Deaths, 4ar n a g er l. rtodilbiiolvt, , ftc. &c. Printed for John Baltintyne and' Co. Edinbutgh'i and Liaigmany Horst, Rees, Grine, and Brown, Udell ;Ind I/ , t vies, W. Millar, Joint Murray, and Rob. Schnley, Loialan. 1 - - _ _ -. • • . SPRING i PHYSIC. .t.A , Sweetener of the Blood. • bn.. VENELI ANTI:SCORgUTIC VF.; GET/U1 LE PILLS are the !best alterative and' Ode& Aihr`of the Blood.. not requiring any (lineament, or restrallit ip Diet, This Medicine dissolvis in the Stomach, -bfehili ' tli the food, 'and gm:dually pervades .the circulating RAM.. t:l e tri t li i stiOr t t s , r hri t s g t e he e l e!Y drienvgi4l-t; from 1,111;e1r.' ' ,06, iir ante but active subsditute for teat fashionable mineral. Mercury, which 'icier cures one disease without generatidg: .a worsed`wheu all ether Medicines bavefailed, the tilternilve Pill' may be relied oa is a specific fur the Scurvy, Scorhistic- Eniptions, the Dof Mercury, and every other 'lineage arising from vitiated regs B - Prepared and sigeedreist . gl we Co. and wild at Bacon's. 1611,, Oxlisrdutreet, op t rA t ibeiledinet; Tun% Royit - --dhagiteTlispea, W l _ Pam's. 166, Fleet,' ' . -he.' . !'flee dal. no. per-nuoT._l street ; QEVEgAt' EN' that were bald, have declared, •aft* wing the'RUSSI A OIL vegatallp for rdx mouths the bald plmes became covered with hair $ `promotes eyeb t oW?, ithiskikii; will prevent wiiiskerilteriiiisg; ! reddish or grey, It Lithe best preparation ia the world fat+ preserving and promoting the irair. Give it a fair laid hyj using it regularly for &short time, *sitcom:et have the eget, if only applied at intervals. It is generally remarked. persnas irearingialse flair, after a short *eating it hectored dry and stiff, is easily discovered that it is kiise Hair. To prevent discovery . , use the Russia; Oil when dressing, as it keeps the false I la' r soft. and readers its appearal.ce natural. The Royal Family, and Ladies and Gentlemen of Fashion; use Russia Oil for mnistering the Hair a ben dressing; it is so great a nnurisher try Hair as p revents it turning grey to till periods; promotes' the - growt h, prevents it falling off; and restores et, on bald places, if tne least roots. In short, , where there is Hair by nature, and it has fallen off, and the least runt remains, by using the Russia Oil regularly, you may rely on its being restored. Seven Shillings per bottle, or one bottle containing' four' small, at oneguurea, or six guinea bottles at five pounds.— Sold, wholesale and retail, and for exportation, by the Pro prietorf A. PRfNCE, No. 9. John-street, Oritord-street; and b ap ointment. Mr. Smyth. Perfumer to .his Majesty, New -Street';Bead Hendrie.aod Sons, Perfuinersto her Ma jesty, Tichbnrne.street. Golde.n•square4 Bayloy and Bier, Perfumers to the Prince and Princess of Wales,' and Duke and Duschess• of 'York, 5, Cocktpur-street Berry,. 'll, Greek-street; Low, 390, Strand ; Bacon, 159, O x ford.steeeif Davison, 59, Fleetistreet ; itigge, 65. Ci:eapside ; Nest. berry and Son, 45, St. Paul's Charch-yard ; Dicey read Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Bairlay and Son, Fleet:market Butler, 4, .Cheapside; Shavr"and Edwards - , 68, St. Paufd C A urcli.yards - Johasoa,_Greek-stroet ; Withers, '229, Sound Ward, 9'o, Holborn; Bolton, Tatt, Royal Exchange; and by moist principal 'Perfumers Or Medicine Fruiters fir the Kingdom- Merchants, Captalns. or Store-keepers, abroad. OF trad. leg to foreign Darts,'alses Cnuutry'Shugkerpers,leading their orders to any wholesale Perfumers or Medicine Venders they deal with in London' *ill receive liberal allowance. CAUTION.—M dOWlterfcitS ark selling ii; p etty shopi„lt is particularly requested to Observe the labkl - on the butllifit wrapper ,ist each bottle is oigwd in Russian Gold I li f t o " Mochkriufsky and Printer any without that ligoatia4 are counterfeits. . • ; * • - ,1 • • • IMPRESSED with a ConsCitittiness that, their deviation from the general plan has hien highly benefi cial to others, and improved iu their professional ucquirt meats by the illatnrity of near lb sines expetienee, Mewirs'. CURRIE nod Co. continue, with unabated ardour, the, era.. dication of those Disorders wlpicli are the consequence of llli. eit ladalgence, on the destructive. habits of the inconsiderate School-boy. In professirsg4he cure of these complaints, they hold out nq inducement to vice, but t sensible as all men mu,t he of die existence of %fah oat:unities, they iiißor their mom. once .sot regularly educated Surgeons of Plano, and of the Royal College of *Edinhu4ll. 'ln kit case! of Sip:lode hl4 feetboo, and in every confp . laint of Dehility and I)eficienev s whether arising from the infatuation of a certain destruttive hahite lam reSidence tin , warm cliniates, free !ivies, isrmny otkr cause praduciag a.deticieitcy ofmanly vigour, the pa, tient may rely on a speedy restoration to vigortsualseatilt. Their improved 4s lep of euring 4 litrictures of the Urethra has been 'attended with peculiar *success. 14trietures of ten Mid tteetity years duration have 'yielded to their fermium luster short period of three Woks. Several Noblemen and Gentle men of the lint respeetability, whys . have la.—oared underlitis l imitiful awl distressing:disease, having received:l radical said permanent CUM, particularly re quest that referenceimay be wile to them. assatisfamory evidences' qf the decided slope riority of M Currie and Ca.'i plan of treatment. Many of these Geittimist übid t en hood!/ the dare of Messrs. 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