The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-29 00:00:00

By the KING.—A PROCLAMATION For a GisizßAL FAST. GEORGE R. We, taking into our most serious consideration the jest and necessary war in which we are engag. ed, and putting our trust in Almighty God, that he will graciously bless oar arms, both by sea sod land, have resolved, and do, by and with the ad. vice of our Privy Council, hereby command, that public day of fasting and humiliation be observed throughout those parts of our United Kingdom called England and Ireland, on Wednesday, the 2111th day of February next ensuing, so•that both We and our People may humble ourselves before Almighty God, in order to obtain pardon of our sins, and in the most devout and solemn manner send up our prayers and supplications to the Di vine Majesty, for averting those heavy judgments which our manifold provocations have most jestly deserved ; and for imploring his betting and as sistance on our ar►as for the restoration of Peace, and prosperity to us and our dominions : And We do strictly charge and command, That the a►id Public Fast be reverently and devoutly ob. served by all our loving subjects in England and Ir. laud, as they tender the favour of Almighty God, and would avoid his wrath avid indignation ; and upon pain of such punishment as We may justly inflict on all such as contemn and sieglect the performance of so religious and necessary a duty : And for the better and more orderly solemnizing the same, We have given directions to the !oust Reverend the Archbishops, and the Right River. and the Bishops of England and [relent!, to com pose a Form of Prayer suitable to this occasion, to be used in all Churches, Chapels, and places of Public Worship, and t•► take care that the tame be timely dispersed throughout their respective dioceses. Given at our Court at the Queen's Palace, this Twenty-01,day of Jane try, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ten, in the F►ftieth Year of ear asks. GOD SAVE TIM KING. Anetber Preelaraelioafullue 0. °Hering a Public Day of Furtin anJ Humiliation to be ober.ed throughout Seutia3d on the lit of larrb next.] Adasiralty-Office, humors 27. Captain Mtidge, of bis Majesty's ship Phcenit, has transmitted in his letter of the 20th instant, to John Wilson Crakcr, Esq. the copy of a let. , ter from Captain Castle, of the Brisk sloop, and stating his having captured, on the 12th instant, Ilarpalode lugger privateer, of two guns, with a complement of fifty.four men, belonging to St. Malmo, out'two days, and had made se capture. Whitehall, January 27. • The King has been pleased to grant to tbon-ve. Sond John Parsons, Doctor in Divinity, the Place and dignity of Dean of the Cathedral Church, of Bristol, void by the promotion of Doctor Bowyer Ed*vard Spark. to the Sc. of Cheater. be ' 81',ISSIPe Captain Wadhanst, frame ae 10th Piot, lobo Captain of a Camgmsy, kelt, who exchanges. Regiment of Roll, Lleuteowit Len% ilsia to be Caplets of a Company. To be Lieotesnat4 • Ensiges C. foil, *and Ensign Charles Parmark. vice Muller. To be Ensigns- „ Francis Von Bildbeim Grin. vice Well. - Erlack. Geo. ;ice Maui,. - Balthasar, Geut. vice Pannack. tah Cvarrisou Battalion, Captain James Valiance, from the 18th Foot, to be Catalu of a Company. vice Whitfield, who exchanges. be litre' Veteran Battalion, Captain Daniel Gordon, trim*, the nth Royal Veteran Battalion, tq be Captain of a party, vice Pickering, who exchanges. 7th I)itto, Captain William Pickering, froas4be Ist Veteran Battalion. to be Captain of a Company, vice - doe, who exchanges. EmignoDaniel Robertson to be Lies, tenant, vice Hockaday. decea•ed• HOSPITAL STAFF. To he Hos,hal Mates for General Service. J. E. Slutzer, Christian Ilmte, Philip Lingebriucken, Jacob Leiblln, and 4.eihrecht Slendurfi, Gentletzten. The King's German Legion. 7th Ballaßoa of the Line, F. nsitn Letterman to be Lieutenz* Gentleman Cadet -de Michelle to be Ensign. vel.e LuttermaN. • Lieutenant Gottlieb de Hartwig to be Adjpiant. vire Delite, placed on half pay. Garrison Company, Ensign Frederick Armbrecht, from the Depot Company, to he Lieutenant, vice One, deceased. Depot Company Gentleman Cadet Ernest Grabs , from the I.t Light Bafl ulion, to be Ensign, vice Armbrecht. NEVORARDI/11. Ensign Gregg, of the 84th Foot. who was super.mded, as stated in the Gazette of the 20th instant, is reinstated in his. rank. Commissians in the 9d Western Regiment 'of Norfolk Local Militia, signed by theTtrd Lieutenant Colonel Chadd to be utenant Colonel Comman dant, vice Ottley, deceased. ated Jan. 3, 1810. John l'althorp Esq. to be Captain, vice Numto, gone into the Line. dated as above. Cointaissitun signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Linealu. Market Raison Yeomanry Cavalry. Thomas John Dixon, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated December 19,1809. Ronal North Lincolnshire Militia. Gentle Brown, Grnt. to be Lieutenant. Dated January 15, 1610. Rawlins, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated December 50,1309. BANKRUPTS. J. Willis, Pudellltg-lane, merchant, to surrender Jan. 30, Fob. 8, Marti Id, at Guildhall! Anomie', MessrS. Swain, Stevens, and Maplrv, Old Jewry. J. Wainwright, Shedlel , l, builder, Feb. 9, 10, March 10,at the Toolihe Inn. Sheffield. Anornies, Meters. Blakelock and Inakinson, Elm-coart, Temple, Laotian. J. Richarcisou, Birmingham * dealer, Feb. 8,9 ; March 10, at the Swan Tavern, 13irmiugham. Atturnies, Alston. Swain, Sateen., and Maples, Old Jewry. W. Morrish, nath, cheesemooger, Feh. 10.12, March 10, at the Greyhound lest, liath. Attoraies. binary. Netbersole and Portal, Ewe x-street, St rand, London. J. Griffiths, Hill, Southampton, slater. Feb. 15, 15, Marcia 10, at the Dalphiu lot, Southampton. ittorney, Mr. Riding, Southampton. T. Bingham+, Bath, tailor, Feb. 6.3, March 10, at the Fall Moon Inn, Bath. Attorney, Mr. nightmare, Bash-lane, Canuon-street, London. J. Riley, Mutton-lane, Hackney. baker, Jan. 30, Feb. 6, March 10, at Guildhall. . Anotmey, Mr. Bond, Seiethiug lane. J. Taylor, Ware, IlertfordsKre, oat-denier. Feb. 3, 10, March 10, at Guildhall, loodou.- Attorney, Mr. Bond, deelltitag-lane. S. R. Jackson. Birmingham, button-maker, Feb. 23, 24, March 10, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Birmingham. Attu". aev, Mr. Johnston. Mill-stairs, Temple, - London. 'r. t Hanes, Bristol, chemist, Jan. 33, Feb 12. March 10, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. A Lumley. Mr. Gabell, Liu cein's Ina, London. R. Seller,, Sculcoases, grocer, Jan. 30, 31, March 10, at the Neptune Inn, Kingstats-upon-lball Anomie", Messrs. Edmonds and Him, Lincoln '3 lan. London. R. Collier, Bond-court, %%aim-link, wine -merchant, Feb. 3, 10, March 10. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allisgua.Free paMs-court, Cornhill. W. Wilcox, l'arson's-green, Fulham, victualler, Feb. 3, 17, March 10, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Boostield, Boas verie-street, Fleet-street. 6. Ross, New Bm-ingliall-street, rnerelnint, Jan. 30, Feb. 6, March 10, at Guildhall. A gamey, Me. Wffide,Warn ick square, Newgate-street. C. Flak, Fenchurch-street, hardwatentan, Jan. 30, Feb. 10, March 10, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. King, Castle street, Holborn, W. Green, Brown's-lane, Spitaltields, dyer, Feb. 3,10, March 10, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Freame, Great Queen-street, Lincolu's Inn-fields. • - 110L 4 'rem the WNDOItiaeI2LICTTE, Jan. 27. • Surgeon Fraoris Scott, from the 21.14 Fool, is ..........- A sI M I vice SPLeao, irrottoteil oo the Slo R. ih. t I Sti Wel India qegiinent., Coyish§ T. C. Wilk ir r. ____ Do nr. r • vs •MitAt•T MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ilm••=•••• War-0, ice, Jam. 27, ISIO. lot Regiment of Dragmaa Goards, Joiner C. Starek, Gent. In he Cornet, by purchase, vice Fairholine, promoted. 2d Ditto, John Hunter, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Tower, promoted. 4th Ditto, Alderson Hodson, Gent, to be Cornet, by pur chme, vice- Warren, promoted. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons. Cornet J. K. Taylor to be Lieutenant, withoot purchase, vice NViciker, promoted. Christopher J. Allingleani, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Tay lor. 1(10 Ditto, Lieutenant Benjamin Harding to he Captain of a Troop, by purcha-e, vire Smith, who retires. 16th Ditto, Qttorter-Mauer Joins Harrison to be Regimen tal Quarter-Master. 93d Ditto, Cornet Francis Hale to he Lieutenant, by mu cks*, vice Bror4eo. it. H. Tauloon, lent. to be Cornet, by purchase. rite Dalrymple, promoted. Coldstream 14 •imes of Foot Guards, Francis Love Beck ford,. Gehl. lobe Eptign, vice Parker, deceased. Ist Regiment of toot, Ensign William A. Dobbyns to be Lieotermat. meit'Plessderteath, decen-ed. Win. Hamilton Wardrope. Deal. to be F.asigo. vice Dobb)ns. 4th Ditto, flooplial Kate Wm. %ankh to be Assistant-Sur geort, vice Wed, promoted on the 3taf in Portugal. lOta Ditto. Caplets Charles Scott, from the 3d West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Wadman, who exchanges. 12th Ditto, Ender John Chisholm to he Lieutenant, with oat purchase ' vice Baler, promoted In the 614 Foot. Est sir. J. R. Maclean to be ditto, vice beat m, promoted in the 92.1 Foto. Robert Jenkins, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Chisholm. Henry Good, Gent. to be ditto, vice Ma clean. 15th Ditto, Captain Henry W. Whitfield, from the 6th Gar rison Ilattalion4e Captain of a Company, vice Val iance, yr !mete 32A Ditto, Henry . Cane, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fraser, promoted. 38th Ditto, Captain Christopher Haswell to be Major vice Wright, deceased. Lieutenant Benjamin Nunn lo be 'Cap tain of a Company, vice Maxwell. lierjeant-Major Geo. Stephenson to be Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign,) vice Nunn. 26th Ditto, Lieuteania A. Fitzgerald, from the 41st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, Without purcha.e, vice Pick ard, appointed to the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. 38th Ditto. Lieutenant Twigg, from the StaPard Militia, to be Ensign. . . 40th Ditto, Liestenant-Colum4 C. A. Harcourt (Dirtily Quarter-Miutter.Generat at the Cape of Good Hope) to be Liecciiant-Colonel, without purchase. 4`21 Ditto, Lieutenant Donald Macdooald to be C /Wino( a Cumpatl} without purchase, vice Fraser, promoted in the Bth West India Regiment. &align Alexander Dunbar to be Lieutenant. vice Macdonald. Donald Mackay, amt. to be Etnign, vice Dauber. 47th Regiment of loot, Assistant-Sorgeoa J. Eaton, from the 71th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice thole, deceased. bid Ditto, Ensign Win. Booth to be Lieutenant. without purchase, vire Ant ß oicopoted in the Mith Foot. fokh Ditto Edward E * gee, Gent. to be }deign, M out purchase . Grum thunbuld, Gent. to beditto, vice Roehon, superseded. 1711 Ditto, Captain John Rudd to be MajOr, vice 31'Gre gin deceased. 78th hitto, Lieutenant Thomas Camerob to be Captain of a Couipany, vice Murdock Mackenzie decemped. Ensign' Jobs Wirer, to he Lieutenant, with o ut purchase. John Milord, Grit. to be Resign, vice Wirer. James Mill, Gest. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mcßae promoted. Lieutenant Thomas Cameras to be Adjutant, vice Bethune, promoted. *h Ditto, Paymaster William Nlitlfatt, from the 44$a(la -11" to he Paymaster of the Ist Battalion, vice Bak, sletteamd. • Rid Dim% Lieutenant R. R. Barton to be Captain of a Com . wry, by pirchase t vies Coiclough, promoted. Ditto, Thomas Trippock, Gem. to be Ensign; without , peveloma. trims Poo* whom Appointment has not takou , place. (Morse Dyne, (lent. to. he Ensign, without pur chase. ' sigh DMto, Beery Vagapall, Mot. hi be Rosip, by pareluee, eke Cos who .11.1tatemme Lachlan M'Quarrie to he AltinUint. vice D'Agailar, phsOted in the 81st Foot. with ------ Gr ady. to be Ensign, without aur a/am, vice Cole. is the 91th Foot. So Did., Litaltamat WitAimaGnehrad to be Adjutant, vice Campbell, OM Ditto-I= O4lO M Allem Ridgeway. from the Rey na Pashbotba NUR& to be limed Vtgaleggat. Amismat DIVIDENDS.' March 6. W. Cress, Worcester, banker.—Feb. 23. G. Samtlocalube, Bristol, ebeese-factor.—Feb. 21. %V. More Ilaleswortb, Satralk, saddler. Feb. 21. %V. W. Youtig,A Der dylais •Giamorganshire, miller.—Jan. 2a). S. Soathal and J. Ikakefor.i.Biratitighons, futon.--Feb. 21. 11. Riley Halifax, cotten-spiuner.—Feb. V. G. /Millie and J. Jaf fray, Finsbstry-place, merekants.—Feb.2l. J. Hunter, White bares, Cunsbertand, mercer.—Feb. 20: G. Harris, Bristol, greeer.—Feb. 11. T. Hodges, Warehorn. Kest, dealer. Average Prices of Cora. toy the quarter of eight Mathes ter Bushel•, and of Oatmeal per 801 l of 11011 m. Avoii &pais, from th* returns received to the week ending Xlith ofJualiary, 1810:—Wheat 1011. Ilki.—RyeSiki. 7d. —Barley 495. 64. Oats Vs. 7d.—Beats SM. 7d.—Pease bas.lod.—Oatincal 51s. sd. The Average Priest of Brown or Muscovado Sager, com puted from the Returns made in the Week, eadiuig the Nth day of Jaimary. 1810, ■ 495. Ad per cwt. exclusive of the dishes isfea.tasito paid or payalsle tbereop fie the importation Usenet WS GAmt Britain. . . A plan is in contemplation, by which it is hoped that the fatal accidents so frequent in the corning. houses of the Powder Works at Faversham, may in a great measure be pri:voitted. It is in-tended not only to simplify the machinery, so that the power of one herablsidy - *UM, ceqviteed, boe.eisen whole of the works aro to be sunk in the *round, with a loose roof of weather boarding, which, in the event of the composition taking fire, will fly off and give vent to the explosion. 'Prefects, the seventh victim, on the late unfortunate event, is since dead. Lord GROSYENOR'S dinner to the Freemen of Chester on Lord BELe It A Veit coming of age, was to take plate on Saturday. All the inns and pub. lic-bouses in the city were engaged on the OCC4I. slon, and the expence has been Minato' at 10,0001. Saturday evening, a girl seven ytiors of age was, burnt to death at A. 16, Shipyard, Temple. bar. The parents of the child had 'gone out to work, leaving her alone, and it is supposed, going too near the lire, her clothes caught the flames. The furniture of the room was destroyed, and part of the house damaged. Saturday as a hackney coach was going along our the Adelpbi, Strand, the linch.pin of the hind wheel giving w;y, the coach was over. glinted, and a Gentleman in it was very severely hurt. Saturday a man of the name of Harwood,. and his four sons, were sent front Horsemonger Gaol to Horsham, to take their trial at the A,sizes, under nnmerotts charges of felony. Should they akanotus a lu.n sp. Atka.. ak a t• t._ -- 113ooaparte k stimulating the genius of the Fresseh Chemists, by prensiness, to find a subed. tide for sugar, well knowing that this is now the citify country where the sweets of life Can he ob., Wised, without trouble, and at a trilling expence;• for here Two Hundred . Thousand Golden Plum* will be &glib - tired on Valentine's Day, Ts sweeten tba cares Of those irtup bay Share in the present unrivalled Lottery, .cossisting of Forty Capitals—only 5000 Numbers, and 5000 Prizes, all of which will bo drawn on the above Asy. It is a well.known fact, that many persons were disappointed of their chance in the last Lottery by delaying their purchases ; the Office-keepers can explain this ; for, had they complied with the orders of their country agents on the third or fourth days before the Lottery commenced draw. ing, they world not have been able to have sup. plied the metropolis, as more than 19,000 were sold out of W,OOO. What is the reason that women have better suc cess in the Lottery than men !—have they more of the spirit of enterprize ? or does Fortune fa vour her own sex ? Whatever he the solutiosi, it is an undoubtedlact, that for twenty years put, more of the Capitals have fallen to the share of female adventurers than to the men. NotwithstiOnding the last Lottery was drawn in the month of October, there were near 19,0(X) Tickets sold ; the present Lottery will be drawn the 14th of next month, at which time the town will be full ; of course it is highly probable that every Ticket will be sold before the . Wheel goes round. Whil►t there are any 'rickets or Shares, they may be had at Bisn's Offices, 4, Cor n hlll, or 9, Charing-cross, where eight of the principal Capital Paiiss in the LIST Lottery were sold in Shares. The Drawing of the State Lottery will com mence in a few Days. The demand for Tickets and Shares at Hoene's? and Co.'s hourly in creases. The sale at their Country Offices is con siderably more than visual. The exchange of 2 per Cents. into 4 per Cents. instituted by Hoe s.. BY and Co. assists the Lottery much. There can be no doubt, from . the good opinion the Public entertain of the improved mode of drawing, but that the whole of the Lottery will be soon disposed of; therefore 1101iNSIIT and Co— solicit their Friends to a speedy purchase—No. 26; Cornish!, and St. Margaret's-bill, Borough, where Capital Prizes have been lately obtained to a considerable ensuing, and paid immediately. CIIII,I3GA INS are prevented front, breaking, and their tormenting itching in.t:mtly removed, by WIIIT EH E A D's ESS EN C E of M UST AR D, universally esteemed for its extraordinary efficacy iu Rheumati sm , Pal sies, Gouty Afeetions, and Complaints of the titotnach ; bat where this certain Remedy has been unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains have actually broke, WHITEHEAD's IA M LLY CEItATE will ease the win, and very speedily heal them. Prepared and sold by R. JOHNSTON, ApetNecary, 11 •Oreek-street, Soho, Lioadou; the Essence and PHU at 91. 9di each—the Create at is I d. fietdby every hieditian Yendir in the United Kingdom. gir The eternalise has a black ink gawp, with the alum et R. Jowitsrom, inserted to it. . . SY HIS &I AJ t3STY'S ROYAL LEITERS PATEkt: iIiAKE'S GEN Utt4ll PILLS. ~ So jatily famous fur their superior Elleacy ie caring tom Degree and nyinptoia of the Venereal Disease, tits Syne vy, &c. without Contluement or Restraint of Diet, m ita easy, expfeditioug, sak i mid secret Manner. One wait c. h i c kei Pti4 sea Dam Its Open/dim iisprreeplibies an requiring uo particular Autioton. . , ~. iN lifteeo 1114 yr they f e e i ne as rally.cura those, crud Disorders; and where t 'fhil-iii that Time of perfeilly restorin Health, the Patient the hippy Aisurance that he or the is at.the e* of Wag to evillitedk MK the Drline of Maligsoney be cy d er so great. It is as ozeolleocy peculiar to thew Pilli, to sake triin a glz e tte his k t i e rifpliiiiiingFt; and itswewistsseniilhat widlialis whiskt . spee dily disholgra oat e Miey oar decla4ll - . by IS periehre to he 111 rasa weal's a reetorer, by whin.; only VI . UI ' and Fall in - eiery 'tear :hi short, t atti extraseSitlisr n; Oliligallon is them, that...l , 3E3s ; Peirtnistul himself. ll' tliein, they were burr to f xciaLas o'o,lo mpAtlein of ins mortul and Yu*. 'ese Pills ire mint worthy a . _ __ _ _ . _ Place ind- - ass the more i All or f, of . rear / lad 6q -4'410 Mitib thuds 'Melon aim 1014. thr otitis A w il luteselit , at the. Perfa ow's, No. *. 54. Alhoe's.Miect, -Men tilf• Henbanes Toy-shop , Re. 103. Orfoa-street r. Disbornegh, No. 7 Fish-sin-et Mt, nearly opposite the ileeitineet nod by toe Peculate every , otosidereble Town in liailethie fee. ie Bette.' of may 4s. *I.. reek widest up with AM sad direction!, witereby persons it either se: may ewe tisetesclees with caw and secrecy. N. a. Ikea= ilex wad In areat.Britals is soda ap wi t h a . Italagh 0111 , PelkOT Ammer of the cuseraissioners, is Fiat, ed, at the, Ittaisillet—T. Taylor Ne. 9, New 11144....• 5trfe1....41- Witt** *Mob is kWh via all @Oen ate Isis* - _ tir •SJLFi, Beverley, Scarboruu, A A,' toln, Peterborough, and Norman COACHES; (carrying wily four inside) lug from the ti(H.DEN Cs(l3'.l, Charing. . The H ULL Mail Coach as usual every By GEO. BOP From the Golden-cross the following Ca, " many others too numerous to York mid Leeds New Post Coaches Liverpool RA peditious Post Coaches, every Morning at Sit. Holyhead and North Wales Itfail every . Holyhead, 3br•wsbury, and Birmingl Coaches every Morning at Nine. Ludlow, Worcester, and 0 s Cord Mail.. New Post Coach Tuesday, Thursday, and Milford Haven, Carmarthen, Gloucester, Mail every Evening. Cheltenham and Oxford New and onl! Morning at Sit. Brighton, Easthourn, Wort%ing, IL Southampton, Isle of Wight ; Bognor, Little•Haipton, Margate, ltamsgate, l'olkestoue, Sic. Coaches MOLY. LONDON': Printed and VANDIAS and SOAP, of a _ awitelhatearest by STEAM, are sold, Otwilimwiff Warehouse. No. 182. Fleet-street, at *. Whhiesale Prices, for money on deli we- Cnostry Correspondents are desired *wilful* London with their orders. yoRK and LEEDS New Ci Cheap, rout I.;%peditiuus YOST out front theGOLI)EN CItOSS, Charing SAVAGE, Ludgate-hill, every morning Breakfast at the Red Lion, Barnet r dine ; Sup at the Gretham taol Breakfast I/one:Aster, and arrive at Leeds by T welt?, One, at Noon. There are only four Coach - mem and the same Guard and Coach go throughout. • do a Las been, and will continue to be made, to , ( best conveyance no the N h !toast. luside, Leeds, XS is. Outside, By GEOR.G BOULTON From the Golden Cross, the following t side.mauy others .too numerous , MVEKN(X)Ii Expeglitious Post Coaci alit, every Morning at Sfx. 110LINILAD and North Wales Mail YIIEAD, Sorewsbury and Bar Unerhes, every Morning at Nine. LUDLOW, Worcester, and Oxford . WA New Post Coach Tuesday. Thugs:. Two. AI 11. FORD HAVEN, Carmarthen, Cheltenham Mail, every evening. CHELTENHAM und•Oxfard New and every Morning at SIC • BlliniHTON, East Bourn, Worthing, mouth, Southampton, Isle of Wight, Bogner Arundel, Little Hampton, Margate, Km a , Deal, Hythe, Falkstone, Sm. &s. Coaches ADVICE. WHEN Men of education . skill, use persevering code:trout . most .infe and effectual method of treating . Disease,. toe taccespful malt of their asp proof of superiority. . • Mr. GOSS, after being regularly edu. B 1; /{ of the HO Y'A I. COLLlitili of SU /Hi, itiated into every branch of the professir testimonials of which, from different 144 catmint. any Ennui rr) made the care of eases the object of t his particular stud, DESORDI..ft, frequently contracted in : cation; 91:91L1T Y, whether arising , latulgenees, lout residence le warm el istrao O.OLITA It I VICE, too often unhappi Youth of both 'hetet ; In them* it ell(' or STERILITICer BARI& E‘NESS: c a si o n a nmneriart Irwin of aerous diseases, timely,/ remedied, terminate i . s IMPOTENCE: SUMPfIOI4. • The result of ulnog and extensive paticiett by lir peculiar and superhar,useibed. tp avert, remove those Dhordenk,. hOn ever inveterate' %Mina subjecting Hie patient to the least - exercise ; pod to . Blight VW4 LAVAL. early application Is made, after disc Avery , pledges appl ication perform a cure in the short days. from the unprecedented seen* of his a.- the Imre of the above complaints (which known to fail in nue single balance in twelve daring which period many persons of both cared,.evea after severe and injurious inetl , sued without effect), Mr. tints has been ins hely offer his advice.- He may be cumuli daily, u ill' ioviolable secrecy, personally, 4 Wants Sauk Note. 15, finuverie-street, Fleet-straet ** • SI ri, tures, or Obstructions of the. recent or long duration, effectually treated principle, which has performed awes s ill .. of Maury yearectmitiort--*-- AN ACCOUNT of that most ()MINE, the CORDIAL BALM onirodissynar,wShOolLesaVON, and relitlir Ay 6w Church-yard ; and Mathews .and Laudon; price hat( a guinea a bottle . • four in one Family Bottle for Thirty -three which Nine Shillings are saved, duty included.- " To administer to a mind divvied, pluck a rooted sorrow, kg are au the written troubles of the brain, • .sweet oblivious antidote, " Clealliethe'foul bosom of that perilons .•'•• epoitike heart.' • Igisipotitifts, that veriest, disorders of aire'breight on by ilissipatift *you* Rad if fluke rules which puidesseentes fire th Isiah'', ,and layise a • foundation for a lung no.. with Ina and strong constitution. The [Amino Ore 110 1 Seiratt lost Onus pairtfal experce ' stable value d' it, pod the unhappy p ati ent DIV& ! Myabi,forthe means of its recove GORMAL BALM OF GiLI;AD is knowledged tll be pecidite h arieioos iu nil logs, low tit 'appetite, ind ine, depre signs butt or skidoos 'Of the or nulh.p, shortness at breath, 'and eftromptive bib blaod' erishrtbe most ;iota* pains in the ail ;coshes geode perspirsdioa. Hy Mediciae 'is ewes !Aldred, Iseieg taste aei Weil, gently istriaglog the fibres 1 and giviit that proper tensity _ which a goo quires. Nothing can be better adapted to lie) (hr constitution a ft er anoetanat debauch wi CeedioNo-histlile estaleased,btate jr ' fdr siourishing and invigbratiag the armies ~hag as a general restorative ft - debilitated c, lag from bilious comp !aims contracted ht hug salowhave the and education of females, •*cn as the sedevy• z part 'the community, wltbout tho Cordial Balm of Gilead, which id the head, invigorates the mind, improves 'aullvEns the Imagination. It is the meet absolute remedy for soeh diseases e. 'tended with the following symptoms—namely, a great nem of the breast, with difficulty of breathing rvirolefk' tatiods of the heart, *sodden flushes of heat is • the Wady; at other times a sense of cold poured 1113 them; dying pains in the orms as belly, resembling those occasioned by the, very variable, sometimes uncoinmouly slot very quick; yawning, t-v *hiccough, frequi sense of sufinciitioa, as front a ball or bone ternate tits of crying and convulsive lauglaiL, sound, and seldom refreshing, and the patina with horrid dreams. Much bas been puid by iijut viduals against 'Medicines that are advertised; but t• very important observation to b e ma d e respoitingthe Balsa of Gilead, that unless its operatieia and efficacious, it could not have obtained demand it has acquired ; for, as it has rarely vantage of a persuasive advocate at the ear , nothing but his conviction of its virtues, fects, can induce perseverance, said yet ranee is certainly most requisite to enable eetabination of ebyinicak mad galetticith Is diseases. And restore the valetrstnarian cu ,health. Its well-kooiachanictenstic of promoting lonTevil been long esolutaltied; for, by keeping the coestitistir Mares 41 asatinant repair, it presersett Vie ' - spur, Mdpieicass premature decay. It aigatisiet t nor atteatioe to diet. flOce --- i — tasitor ------- - of - 11111011tos --- aid 'Capin --- 140 Shipp the Cry ", for i. y will they I, all clia v ite t "Ay raii poll of Ti , HIM ve now Vistrhe the Tftt of, aeor al Years, Criviit to tbesitseivii, and ho- nour to•their , Mikes% ilksouspek that doling the lug eight Years, they have radically grred,upwurds of ip,ooo persons, snarly 3f Alllntn'hat'lAill d*ldlrfrid' from Hospital- where salivation had hog freqatatly repionsit,• and - soil . allies • Me- thods wade woe triptillyalli Rfieri i , 1 • • prtiolataiWiley --- 1* snie Proprietors THOMAS :TAIIIIIkOanned diOtiuthkensiser of the Royal e, t tiViiiilli °I I l l a ggir l tr i ° PlPf i rs At their /1 0 : ii kkier ikri - treet , wiser* be will give AerW". tit tisl: to ' taking these Pill., awl IN IN lanters,l aid, oo the same Tenn, oltdsiatlng 66 Ole most rolable Secrecy. •ao Paileat's ele havinic been mentioned, hut at their Dire I,_ by . he Proprietors, doing '.. the Como of aseectimin 40 Years. • h superior t-stnYt , to luagLifnev., sold, as usual, bt it delivery. to send references f or JAh, Whitby, Lin. in Cross, NEW posit e) set out every ro om ring-cross. try Evening. (MILTON and CO. 'arriages set oat, se t og to meutiiar : I every Morning. only One Night o tti ery evening. •ittinghano Nevi It o ,f it every Evening, few. and Saturday at la w !ster, and Cheltoultay slily Day Coach ever' facings; Portsmoutht Chichi .ter, Arund e l; l)over, Deal, Elyse; ,(ynoillsiliotts, Sated COACHES will lei nog Cross, ;and BELL f ig at half -past tires Hoe at the Cock, Es.. ast at the lted u se welve, and York b; Coachmea employed, ,ughout. Every eser.# liade, to reagertliis the inside, to York mg i and CO. Carriages set out, h e . to Mention : inches, only one night ail every evening. wooing:taut New Post Mail every evening, witty and Saturday, at ▪ Gloucester, ad and only Day Coati, lox, Hastings, Pmts. Bognor. Chichester, liltamsgate, Dov er , es daily. and • professional ours to discover the jog a fest prevailing isperience is the brit located as a high. it) ItGEONS. and it. *ion (certificates a:4 Hospitals, he has ii If the follow* Dir. , viz. a CERt'AIS a moment of lawn: g from Bacchanalias states, or a SECELET pily pursued by thi Ilse found the came abed iu the other scl iseascs, which if nos I'ENC and CON: ewe hasenahletl ii avert, nod elrert :rare fir caimptie . at rograiat to diet w CA8):8, where fp, y of the isafeCticm,* chart interval of twi t') !mode of troollmic* hick has never beet relve year. prat*. oth vexes have bon et lions hove heriopus- induced tto*p le sh: salted 4, or lay' • ' :Moun t Wretber fir red fta to rnip very invataratelt • • • t e*ecllent is:ht of GILEAD, House, near Liver: Dicey •aad Saga, I Leigh, 18, 8111m4 ; or the quantity of tbree Sblllittp, all hide& ck from the mesas, wain, and with sew w INC which yetis of the llama* frame ad the gross violation or the preservatioa of lung nod how hk, [Arming. of health e teaches the Moli- na looks ansaatt, tad ecovery ki) ie universally ac- iu inward weer- , sloe of *rats wear n N; ObStilo46 taug ht, merits. It thins tie e -head gad stonigeb,' Ise.gottktalsti P 40 die ires of the shavicl6 A good digestloa fe• to kelp and soleilk -h sing wine, itt.— lat and WfiV ioo ins sysielar; 1 coaditliliOnf, VIP hui climates. Those ales, the *Winans sky, shuald nese* be tiers rem smiddhavele sves Sts Wee% *P i It diseases Beare at - met,. a gre4 strait 'thing cvloleff pair at is various parts id Ad as if water an and limbs, Walled he gra*, the 1 06 e slow, at other tidies Nuent•sh;litap and* inst of ea-trimmed' mpeettitg t he Condta ti r elslt e riagbytr in :ia t b h tut e :iter i tem l hs or teree i e4 w ep t ito t 6so l l l- 1; wt wa,s geole• okia. fwd. the unexampirrr - , re l y th e great tut - ear of the patient, so . . by Its salutary er- reasonable perw're le even the happ( to root out clueelc noting lacTeviki the coastitatien, 1 0 1 re body It reguaroi na t. IeIItETIMMIPOI r H. Louisa.. et lbe 1' k . DIED. OA Toe•day but, at his.hosse in Chlrlesastreet, St. Jaime* square, Jobu Hoppner, Esq. It. A. aged 51. On Saturday last, at Slr..Brandln's, in Little Qaerst.vreet, Westminster, after a lingering Pine's, Pierre F. Esq. the Author of the "Travels into " Live, Rouge," lately published, ualversally respeticd by a au. memo circle of literary acqu.►intauces. • CONSUMPTIONS CUBED. . rrilE inserter of this, a Professional Man, isbn has, for the last tea yea's, attended many Perilous law. hearing un der the above Disease, nal by his rst6noive Lice has been so fortunate as to discover a aliiillGtN that is an INFALLIBLE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS, by which Medicine he ha t cured many when given over by emi nent Physicians and when in Biel:Waage ore Conswaption, attended with ' Cough and spitting of Blood, &o. Under there tiresome/Laces, and at list requost of his Fricadt+. and the many Perseus he h•is tared, he therefore now publicly offers it to those who are labouring under theabove.—Lettrrs (part paid) addressed for A. B. No. 7, John-street, North, New-road, Mary-lc-bone, Louden, wilt have immediate atteatioo. . ; , • • . w, k 1,