The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-12 00:00:00

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I Ream. s. d. 5. d. b. d. s. d. r e 'vp 13 33 0 0 GOPY 0 0 0 9 14 6 , nod ime 16 90 JAW ligh 1 16' 0 ii„,,,,per 1 91'31 0 Talekimet 1 - I J a iv Warebothe for 'Bate; U4tess,Diawing, and Paper, of ~„,„0, stationarl, . &e. eqoatly moderate. Ale= P' ket-bnoks, &C. gr• pg __------..—.—.----.--.--w----- BELL SAVAGE, LUDGATE-HILL. • - py, MORNING STAR, LIVERPOOL, OYSTER, and BIRMINGHAM Pmt ach Co, boiford,every Morning at Ei g ht o'clock, Monday ex tol ettO!FORD. Day and Night coaches, Mornings and h a lf-past Six, through Welwyn, Stevenage, nal ill' •I wade St. New's H u nt i ngdon, Buckslen, and l e y YORK and LEEDS Union Coaches, through New hscocr, Ferivt•ridge, &c. • • Di, roach tuertikil Coaches. eRISTIN CS and BATTLE Coach, tlirough' Tunbridge iristbkv, Thursday, and Saturday, at o'Clock. SALLSOUaIr, Southaaptoa, Exeter,'Newbury, &c. etc. asral. JUST ARRIVED FROM PAIUS, . • 'AWE ASSORTM ENT or BRONZES, toT vg,,ituie. masking a considerable additroovio the ex ' ue collection If patterns of A. De Calx, the original and s ra.moracturer lirimar. and Onnaalu is England,, who h aw , id make every article in the lira workmanship, from l ows tic. Old gramma and Ormoulu furniture of any • clexterl, repaired, re-gilt in the best manner, an d an the notice. Old Porcelain mutated with inset•, and ex roe, wiihnat piercing or scratching the chit* ; fine spe mrsk o f it ~ ich may be always seen' at the shew lemans, 43, pit o atsireet, where orders are respectfully taken. • ..• N. De Caia,. with heart-felt gratitude, returns his sio trozwo his mast respected customers, and solicits the oug g:4 of their favour and • patronage, which, with •un scot' rare, he will endeavour to deserve. CITY TICKETS. AND SHARES. T CHI is selling TICKETS . a nd SHARES for the GRAND selling ! LOTTERY, that DRAWS December 411 i I die Prizes of which are Va kaa t itLiAlOl.l) HO USESolischarged of Land-Ta and itt the moot Eligible Parts of London and Westaila set. to he L NST CITY LOTTERY, BISII sold the GRAND OTEL,salue '2s,ooaand several otherCAPITAL PRIZES, MARES. tnt►eL fttiT S . C.NTE LOTTERY, BlSH'sola tivo'Peties %AVM use Prize ot I,ooof.,eald one Prise of 1,0004 &a. Shares, and tits 1: gtUlllitt Holders may receive their kaney es Demand, at either 4, CORNII ILL, or 9, CHAR -INa CNOSS. • • R. tIARTITS GRAND-Cirrf 'LOTTERY' OP - F*lOE; 1 Na 8, CORNaIoLL,h I ! i t) , N LONDON. h the nE Prop o riet nly as O it ffi o "'Sel hi Sell T r IC KI7,TS appoint e dand SHARES y la this a%,d Last CITY LoTTE.Ry that ever will be offered bac Public, which mast be Draito by Ocder of Government, a Riltlhall, on December 4th next. W. M. heg, to inform big Frkodsoid the Public in general, Ord he ha, a variety of Titkets and Shares npw on Sale, and sultana. an early Purcisasev particularly as the Price gill share mar the Draw*. The pre,eitt Prices are — A Ticket ....,C8 15 0 Half Z 4 12 0I Eighth ", E l 4 0 (butter—. '2 7 0 Sixteetith only 0 12 0 Orieri from the Country punctually executed with the great- C divatrlt. If. Nlartin thinks it necessary t ) inform his friends, that he MMus to Sell and Deliver all sort, of !iv wipapers at an aryl' hour in Town, and forwat.ls them with the greatest re• plait; to all parts of the United Kiugdoto, Postage free. Daily Papers. Three times a auk. Zoe., Courier, . London Packet, Von.ive; Post, Statesman, LoralktmeetiMmicle, Munn, Ornoicle, Globe, • • Everting Mail, . 1160,4 Press, Star, St. ;lanseglsnifr4le , ilwrilit Ilerald, Sun, ~ • ' • General liOdiii t t e it t o.t, Mc Ledger, ' Pilot, d' *" '• .Comateteih l Ctli A . ritel e9 lov: Advertiser , .Triiyalk4b , ;,' IfAiditit Chitin 114 y. •• . Alf 1 '.:‘ .1; '' • ' .' .' ' • tlllu, Marriagia; Omaha,' will - au kinds . of Advertise /IVA rrtrimi for and irrsertell in exerr, lA_ : W.l,:•in th e ZU ra Lama, with the geeatesivegtilarittasal roti. ~. • TO BE 50VD, ,, .. ' ' '''''' • .., . ~ lotoplete Set of each of tlat l fullisiv:og t4itisiapers, Icrorar hart 1, Hitt, to I)ecrustide 34'1 tr ""„ 4 • , t. ' Tittehrier. Statesman, GIOIA • r i t w . liot, Trave ll er; .1 , !1 ilurniug Cbrouide.—Thelsiiries. um. Jaalsary 1, 1806, to Ifni Ite. -Cobbett's Register, any single Volume, or from the traimmement to this Date..4vidependent Whig, from ditto II d' 3 .l. -Several Volumes of Bell's Weekly Nlessetrger.-ob-• Rao, from 1799 to December 31, 1803.—Englisbutan, from. * JultarN I, 11106, to 1809. --r DR. HOWELOS POIVDEa B . • FrrS.—Epilcpsief, Cony uloions, Hysterics, and all kinds of Fits radically awed by tt It. II () ELL'S t""Ellg. The Macy of tine invaluable Powdecli had abuiulantly proved, by a great windier of Cures. per "me On Prism* at butt. Sexes, and of all Ages, many of wad been dreadfully allllcted for a long series of )ea rs 1 13.1.1,:tti sA takeu a variety of bledichtes, without finding any . i thet. acre deemed by the Faculty absolutely incurable. The fhb hilka ing Cases are selected from a very tong list (snitch %file tern at the Doctor's house), and at* :Mewed by-such b/proahle Characters. that the smallest doubt cannot remain in *Mod of the mot incredulous. ,Taestisof Mr. Trueman, of CAltspur-street, aged 18 years, Fblling Fits from hit childhood t but is now restored to ?Wert henlth by Dr. Howell's Pow den.. W novo, Dr. Tur k; Fellow of Cie Royal College of Playsleiain, loadoni by Idiom they were irecommended.—Mrs. Rebecca Green, of the !Ito) Precinct, was, for more than V. 5 years, &Meted with , lmielsion t and Falling Fitt; and although sae had be en an in- Talirat of St. Bortlioloine w's and other 11 ospitals,orrer met hetrit• till she bad taken 1)r. Howell's Powdery, which rfectly turrd her. W Ratty, tbe Revs . Hr. Hunt, Minister of 54 vo?.—Mr. Daniel Vs ix, of West Hartle), Snrrey, near s•Y„ e4 2 'a ace, Wag for Mare than 1.1" year* so gri 4 "" l l 14 ' 4• - u and Fits, as frequently to aye It seek; and, after every means mire tried, in vain , b y 7, r. ift eminent of the Faculty, was completely cu red by De '? s Powders. Witte st, the Rev. Mr. Eu11•I'lont rot West Horbley.—Miss Ann Willia m. LiAsy tonstoae. had violent Fits from her ittlity % it sbe wets 16 years st a l e l when, by taking Dr. itnoll s 1 4.iti der 4 i slit will, redly cihri. 'Witness, the Iteo.ilde: 1 1 1 hairy, Alaidi t cr aonr, w fur this . great filissita;, Palsrldfl ti r" t 7; 40 ) the Almighty, in lair Chapati, oh the wove 4 , 44 w, r, 1 ;91'. ,". nrereign Ills Retnerlyil ' iimepared under the pltronafeL t f ..., 31 . ••k4V, by Dr. Howell, 11.elletw of the ltb 9 4 l ‘' W e 7 4 4 , : snits at his L e ase, No, 78, 1110 0 1101boro, Lotadoll'i( th, ese etre), at its. dd. a Packet, is wbi.4 is..iosssletf 31, e, w rates by the Doctor, tat the above-00 1 10 0134 Ta n i Ail it I • • - ,„ epaid. post-paid, duly ammered, and the 1,01•11 Ora of the %Jailed iCiogdona. • s, ; It' i; IF° googs PUBLISHED THIS DIY. -' . ,' MONEY. NOBLEM - EN, GENTLEMEN, &c. are re spectfully informed, they may lie supplied with Mo ney to any amount, on terms equal to Mortage, secured upon Freehold, Copyholti,N Leasehold 'Land,' er Houses; Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlementi, Widow's Jointures, Clergy men's Livings, or ;Inv other property. Persons of respectobi-, City may be supplied on their petionsal security only, Gentle— men sill find every liberal accommodotioa.wnhout delay. Application from 12 till 2, or letters (poet-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49, South-street, Berkeley-,quare. WT URNEit; No. 1, Skinner-street, assures • his Friends, the Public, that by Order of Govern verninent the LorrEity for CITY FREEHOLDS will be Draw elite 4th NEXT MONTH, and Tickets and Shares are selling at his Othce. Purchasers should be particular is Obscror ingobat Tamer's Office is the oaly oar cm the Estate liceocnd by-Cioneratutat, and issffintesi No. 1, tbereerwer mat P' Tidier% OA Sliarawaris likewise_ sultiaa at t he No. l 4; Picket4txtPls art rarneell thccomm . " - flis 11 ~1 over tae Jour. - yaw lust . Prize of 5140. dr4% u in the late :State Lottery, was cold to a Society, at his i)tfice. City `Tickets/IL Ik.—Halvvs. Quarters, Eighths. and Sixteenths in propurtioo. Fenno bolding Prizes of the late State Lottery aedy eichtueie these at Ttither's,_ and receive a balance la eaih. Nu. I, Skinarr.startsts Sit 14, Picket-street. A siMittoNs t .trikrtoft, and 'MILITARY tWo EQUIPMENT RBPOSITORIES . , NO. 8, Strand, near Craveu-street, and it 481, opposite Northumberland street, begs le*ve to return his most grateful thanks to the Pub neat large for their permanent support; and Ike confinaance 1 of their favours cauvinces. him that they have proved kis •Ma. terials and Workmanship, and.art in Fitting, together with his I el a nt Tate and Fashion. lies' Riding Dresses; young Gentlemen's Ili sar ditto, limb trimmed and plain; Servants' Liveries p Leather Breeches, &c. &c. Gentlemes on idlfling their respective Regiments, or giving abroad, completely equipt, as ordered by the Commanderia Chief. East and West India Orders duly executed at the following 14SY Ternii;— , - r Suit of liandsOme Regimentals , best quality £lO 10 IP - Naval Uniforms, A itto - - -8 18 fitipevabe Cloth COuts, British Wool i. 313 8.• Best Superfine Black or Blue ditto, Spanish . . Wool 4 14 6: : Gentlemen may also be accomloodated with Ciothesma Con tract, saving from 40,t0 .50 per cent. Three Suits of Clothes per year, best quality sell 0 0 Four Suits ditto - - YI 0 0 Five Suits ditto - - - 29 10 0 Six Slits ditto . - - - 35 0 0 With evenir,other Article proportinnably low. A Suit* Clothes at Six Hour's Notice. The public are ijiformed, the Bosisseia 4if the TkYLOR'S .COMPANY is removed to 101, Pall Mall, from 22, George street, Adelphi. VE TALLoas , COMPANY'S PR I C ES ol' CLOTHES, for the year 1810. PitlC Best Superfine Cloth Coat - - £1 4 0 Walstcodts - 16s. to •1 0 0 Silk ditto - -. 1 - 15 • 0 Double tereerssere Bieeches - 115 0 Ma n chester Fancy, Curd ditto - 16 0 Silk ditto - - 24 0 liolgteeif Pantaloosis • • - - 1 0, 0 Superfine Cloth or - Kik/cruet* ditto 1 1 0 Sesperisois.ehisb-Omat Goat (plaig)_ - 5 0 _ply of. Superfine Doe Skim Breeches - • 4 14 4111411-111, eeettarted los by the Year, timer, the CalLOuts to he returned. Three Shiite per Year £ l9 0 0 Fi v e Setts per year £29 0 0 Foot ditto - 14 opisig ditto - Si • 10 0 LLYERLES. 5 _5 0 ~ - A Suit of Livery - - - A Duffel Jacket and Wais tcoat - - 3 300 A Box Coat - - - - 55 0 Ftibtian Overalls . - - - 018 '0 Cl o th ditto . - - • 112 0 • PItIOES OF REGIME TA NT AND' NAVAL' UNIFORMS. A Regimental Coat - - . 7 60 0 I)itto Waistcoat - . - 018 0 Ditto Pair of Breeches - lll 6 Regiincatal Superfine Great Coat - 515 6 Ditto British Wool - - - .. 414 6 Superfine Cloth Oyenills - - - 50 0 Pair of Doe Skin Pantaloons . - S 0 0 Pair of Lamb Skin Breech es - • .. 30 0 Gentlemen may contract for Coats on the same principle; Four Coitsper year 615 0 0 I Six Coats per year £2-2 it 0 Five ditto - 18 00 I . The Risiness being conducted wholly nn the principle of Ready . Mittley, excepting tinne.Gentlemen who c.oorart, the Pruprteton take this opportunity of, informing those Gentle men their Bid Will he sent in half yearly, and the Clothes which Men , he xelairoed inonght hact. Naval and Mifitnry Ofiicers will fin twedderattle advantage in applying to this E sta bli s hment I* ;Iheir Uniforms, or other Artitleit lf-llress. Regimental Q gs are particularly attooded to' - cteinknuess are informed, by addressinga gee (post paid) to the Coni „guoy's Office,. ' George-strett, Adelphi, they will be. di• ea edAtow to nieMit themselves, so as to fit the same as if they "ef t o p 01.161 LiNtroae to be had at tine Office, Bat ',Meat, Pocket Book, stfiiCh canootbe lost or picked nut of the pocket. The Public ate requested to observe., thut Arden al* 're ceived at No. 22, Georqa-street, Adeiphi only, hat A the s hours-of Business are from nine in the Siorning till and t six in Uvening. ______L..----.----...,.-------- - - - - - ------ - 7 ---- _ . CHII4" PATENT NV Olt NI LIM ENG FA. Wornis are the most frequem sources of. Gijil4l4o,* 04.,,, eases. Their sympto ms every. Parent or Guarino, of Oblikd dren should be acquainted with. They occasion loss of milte- S it e , a palette the colour of the fac e, emaciation and we. 1 ar state of the Bowels, attended after with violent iiiiipa; i r t . bring no convulsions endey affect the growth of the hody, they prove fatal, by ing in a comemptiea ett decay. Beth as a preventive and cure o ut these alarmallinottg cedomplaints, the above excellent Medicine .10 iverAlly ,o n the testimony of the highest characters iu this country, both in rank and respectability to have no squal. Their public approba. lion given to the Proprietor, front a persomd knowledge of its wonderful success in their own families, - stamps its merit yond competitina, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and others, who have the cure of Children should have this Remedy, asa family Medicine, •o rerort to, whenever the Stomach or lioweb of Children are any way disordered, which it will always he found 10 rcl ieve. " Sold Wholesale and Retail, at Ching and Butter's, No. 4, aeupside, corner of Puterittilder-row, l.ointoo ; und retail, by trewamaXiteter; Cook wort li y andflo shut, Plymouth; Knott and Lloid, Birmingham; Smith, Manderston. and Cargill, Edinburgh ; Billiime tuid Gregsott, Liverpool; Lynch and Staines, 14apehester; Blum aed Crattitall, Bath ; Brown, Bristol ; Gregory, Brighton ; Peet and lcoss. 'bill ; and by most M edicine V eadt•rs, iii Boxes. as is. 9rl. and 54.64. each - - --------- • 1 '' ' **APTION AGAINST IMPOSITION. rei fi t•iik!, viols -Vreparstions, in imitation of Or.. * LYVIttrANIMA'fINtI SOLAR TINCTURE , )4 c rite imposed ow the' . lic, it becomes the duty of the .Proprie tot of the Gerrie* , .• • ion to guard them gigaa•st such intim 'thew in future g' be' (gore begs leaveto inform them. the 1113ennine SOLAR TI caliIIII; tins his sig moire, ".C. vv. sA FP ELL," span thOweeide of all the: weuvoete. : • ramAPoiet limy lie had, gmtis,' containing a number •of t la tely perforated . bx this taloa:bit Restorer of Nature; in enses ol the Breast and Lungs. Asthma. Dropsy, Cot!sintip- Anst, Nervous Ctiiriplalnts, Agues, Convulsions, and all violent i •I)Lserdcrs of the Stomach and Bowels. Belden bottles, at Sr. is. 6/1. and I4s. at the Origionl Ware- Uwe, Ni. 40. New Ilridge•-street, Ludgate-hill, Loudon ; and linnet of the reirectable Vender* in the Kingdom. ' • • This Day was published, la 4to. price ls. is boards, E tTRACTS from the DIARY of a LOVER of-LITERATURE. Printed for LDNOMA.N, HURST, REES, ORME, and BROWN, Piderooster-row, London; and J n,nx Raw, This Day was published; in 2 Yoh. Bvo. with* Map, pricellis. in boards, A VIEW of the ANCIENT and PRESENT Ili. STATE or the ZETLAND ISLANDS; including their Civil, Political, and Natural History , Antiquit ies, audits Ac count of ( heir Agriculture,.Fisheries, Commerce, ;ad the State of Society and Manners. By AR'rHUR. EDMONDSTON. M. D. Printed .tor Lniwooa. Hurst, Rees ' Onne, and Brown, Lando,: ; and John Bsllantyne and Co., Edinburgh. This Day was published, In 3 Vols. Mao. price Lis. boards, the Seventh Edition, of rimiE ROMANCE of the FOREST; interaper. bed with some Pieces of Poetry. By ANN RADCLIFFE. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORME, and BROWN, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. MYSTERIES of UDOLI'IIO, 4,v015. 12mo. If. 4r. bo - arcii. 2. CASTLES of ATHLIN and DUNBAYNE, 12mo. 3s. foL'boards. 3. SICILIAN ROMANCP., 2 v 01... 12mo. Ss. boards. 'This Day was pOlished, in lihno. (the Second Edition, cor • meted and enlarged), price is. boards, " 1 4 -410.1.:15E VIEW of the CONS TITUTION 11 -ciL By f ENGLAN. -• • . GO o IRINS - CVNT D AN-Cll5. " We most shscerely.congratulate the Public on the appear ance of a Work, which we can safely recommend as well fitted to supply a chasm iu air s 3 stein of public instruction. Of the merits of the Work, the Public may farm some judgment, when we inform them that it contains whatever is most inte resting to the general reader in Blackstone; together with much useful information derived frets Professor Christian. De Lome, and various ether eminent authors."—Eclectic Rev. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees Orme, mid Brown, London; and Gower and Pennell , Kidderminster. • NICHOLSON'S ENCY CLOPLDIA, Complete in skx Vols. large Svu. This Dto,,y was pablised, Price 61.65. in boards, neatly printed by Whittinglians, with upwards of 150 Engravings, by Lowry and Scott, THE BRIT ISH ENCYCLOPEDIA; Or, Dk. tintsary Arh and Sciences` comprising an accurate and popular View of the present improved state of Human Knowtedge. • • • • By WILLIAM NICHOLSON, Author and Poprietor of the' Philosophical Journal,' and va- rinuo caber •chceicalf -.,philosophical, and Mathematical Works. Printed for Longman, Hapt, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; J. Johnson; It. Baldwin, it and C. Itivington ; A. Strahan ; T. Payne; J. Stockdalc; katcherd and Letterman; Cutheis and Mania; R. tea; Liekinguto and Cu; Vow. Hood, and Sharpe; J. anti A. Arcb; Cadcll and Davies; S. Bag ger ; J. Amman s Black, Parry, and Kingsbury; J. Hard ing; It. Scboley.; J. Booker ,•,11berwood, Neely, and Jones; Clarke and Sous, Loudon; Brodie tied Co. Salisbury; and I Wilson and Soo,' York. STRAWBERRY-HILL EDITION. This Day was publiAsed, lii4 volition 12mo. with a Portroit, etc. price 2f. 2s. beards, ETTEEti OF MADAM LA MARQUISE %Au Du DEFFAN tit the , lloN. HORACE WAL-' JPOLg, a fte rw ards Lori of Darwin, from the year 1766 to the ye.r• •Ta which are added, • LETTERS .of MADAME DU DEFFAND to VOL TAIRE. • F i iblished,frorn the Originals at Stra wberry Printed for LONGMAN. HURST, , REES, ORME, and • BROWN, Paternoster-row. A Traitslatlon of the above Work. is in preparation, and will he ,portly published, together with .the Life, Preface, and Notes of the English Editor of the Original. • This Day was published, • • • THE MED I CAL, moNrroft. PART 1.. Containimi OBSERVATIONS on the EFFECTS of EARLY DISS PATION. In which the mist destructive and most prevatent species of Juven , ot Debauchery is investi gated and explained; with• an humble hopu,.that the Author's remarks, founded on lung experience , and sa pp ortod by un questionable authorities, may give a check to that progressive degeneracy in the Human Race, which appears to be snaking rapid strid..s to its total extinction. The whole interspersed with , friendly me dical admonitions to Youth of both Sexes, and instructions how to preserve a good, invigorate a feeble, and repair a shattered Constitution. By E. SENATE, M. D. London : published by the Autkor; and sold by Sherwold and Co. 20, Paternoster-row i Parboils and Sun, 166, Fleet street ; and all other Booksellers. . . i Priee 9s. in boards. CHILBLAINS are prevented from and Breaking their tormenting Itching Instantly remo ved by W}L ITE /1E AD'S ESSENCE 01.4' MUSTARD, .universally esteemed fut its extraordinary Efficacy In Rheutnations, patsies, Gouty Agections, and Cotoplaints of the Stomach; but where this Saturant ltelacdy has b.en unknown, or neglected, and the Chilblains h.tveactually broke, W.HLTEHLA DS FAMIL#Y C ERAT II will ease.the halo, und'very speedily ben} th h em. prepared and sold by It. Johnston Apothecary, ifr, (eck' street, Soho, London; the IS..ssence a nd' Pills at 21. 9n. etith— the Cerate at 19. lid.. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. *.• The Genuine has a black Ink st a m ps with the name of 4.. Johnston inserted on it. _ . . , r: Grand Junetion,Huddersfield, and Old Union Canals; Gulden lane Brewery Shares, &c. &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By NEEDIIAM nod HUMPHRIES, At the Auction Mart, on WEIY.S ESDAY next, the 14th inst. u'Cf by ordet of the Executors uf , Joseph Smith, - °RIG/NAL j eso . SIIARES in the GOidia - lane Ikentlttpt !titp 4 (dint) ditto ; 5 in the . Grand Junction, I§llollll/11,01044,144 3 in the Old Union, and 510 in the Grand Soother* Dodds ; 5 In the Etibi, 3 in the South London, and:6 iu the Kent Muter Works ; Dfrection of the Proprietors. may b. of the Andionteers, the day previous to%t a rrat elan, their Oases, No. I:Soutb Galles Yo Auction dart antliflo Broad-stet, Royal Exchange. • OCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.•-•• 1 His Royal Highness the Duke.of York, President ; add the followiug Committee of Governors:— Earl of Leitrim John Latouch, Esq. M. P. Right lion. T. Jobe, Cul. H. Clements, M. P. Rt.lion. R. B. Sheridan, M.P. Surgeon, Mr. Kiernaii, Meat- Col. J. Barry, M. P. her of the Royal College, Col. W. Jones, M.P. London. The high patronage of this Institution, conducted under the Inauagement of apentleman of the tint professional abilities. wilt satisfy the Public of the sup:rior excellence of the plan. It combines wish a successful practice of ail diseases impru- • daftly centracted by the young mud unwary, aid of their dried- • lid c ces,. as strieturvs..debility, Ste. a delicacy, se crecy:lT:Armour, in conducting the cure, bitherto unkuowu. "The claim of this Institution on public cuothieoce, IN founded on its being established as a protection to society against the fatal delusions held nut by empirical pretenders in this branch of practice. 'f he first symptoms yield to Mr. Kieruan's ti cat mein in a few days. The Surgeon may be consulted by either sex with the greatest secrecy. at his private house...No.9A. Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, from Nine till T. else in tile Morning, and from Six till Niue o'Clock at Night ; to w hum Letters mid other Communkai inos,from Tow u aad Coun try, may bt addressed, and will be punctually answered. 1 DOCTOR SAUL'S I'IIREE EFFECTUAL RENIEDIES. . THESE invaluable Medicines have been used, . with never-failing success, for a period of 137 years.— Mr. Marble, of St. Ives, is a striking instance of the efficacy of Dr. SAUL'S GOLDEN EY E DROPS. Ile lust his Sight • in Egypt, and on his return to London 1w applied to the first Oculist, without receiving the least benefit. lie is now re stored to sight by the use of SAUL'S EYE DROPS. The AN fISCORBUTIC PI I.LS are allowed by Medical biro of the first eminence, to be superior total thiog hitherto known, preparatory to Sea-bathing, as they . remove Feverish Heat front the Blood, expel Wind, and give Strength and Tone to the Nerves, and may be taken without the least al. . termini) is Diet. • ' ' Dr. 5A111.15 isesszvct; OF LILT ROOT, IS WI elegant and cooling Wash, removing Pimples, Freckles, Redness of the Face or Sunburn, giving a healthful bloom and beauty to 1 the Complexion, and will be found useful to Gentlemen lifter Shaving. The genuine Medicines are sold at the Dpensary, 9.7, Rath- . bane-place,Ditord-street, in Boxes and Bottles, at 2s. 94 and Us. each. . • RUPTURES, DEBILITY, dcc. NO Patent Invention has ever been offered to the Public, of each intrinsic service to mankind, Ili Dr. CAVALLO'S ELECTRIC GIRDLE, for effectually cnriug Ruptures of every description, Debility of the lougest conti nuance, and all Weakness, Obstruction, and Relazatioa.uf the whole System, connected with these coil plaints. In these sod, numerous other cases, Dr. C. has applied his Electric Girdle with invariable success, during thirty years et - Motive practice,and has never once known it to failceven when every oilier known remedy had been previously tried, without eßect. So.certain and safe is its npplication adapted to every Constitution, that the Doctor will forfeit /id,. if it produces any disagreetsble sensation %yea iir the Most delicate infant. , Dr. CAVALLO a nd SON, Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, &c. being the mil), Proprietors, it is not to be hail of any. outer persnu in the United Kingdom. The Electric Gi r dle, price :11. anity.be laid by applying personally, or by t letter (Inclining 31.), trust any part of Great Britain, directed to Dr. Cavnilo.aud Sou, Nu. 2d, Kiag-4treet, Bloomsbury stator, Lowlim, • N. B. At ice every day on all other cases, and all post paid letters, ,tatiug Cases from toe Country, immediately an swered. (gr From the rapid demand for this Girdle, and the diffi culty la procuring the 'mites tale, 1/r. C. will be under the ne cessity of advancing the price to Five Pounds, from the Ist of January nine, CERTAIN • DISORD ER.-1) R. • FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS. IPLIE value of this infallible Medicine has been 1. so long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it, in all the different stages of a certain • Disease, which it effectually cures, and eradicates folios the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends Salivation, without debilitating the Constitution iu any degree, or even requiring confinement from business, or re striction of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation, for mote than SO year=. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-failing restorative, whether the debility Is producPiS by too free use of Niercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of' a warm climate. To tra vellers, and those going abroad,. they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn Gleets, and every weakness that affects the bladder and orgaos of urine. By its effieacy many women have become Mothers, who for many years had been deprived of that happiness.—Sold whole of sale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. Clrapside, corner Paternoster-tow; Belham, Plymouth ? Pack, Hull ; Ifotland and Heydon, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Billinge and Lathbury, Liverpool; Stainer and Lynch, Man chester ; TreWllltill, Exeter ; Smith and Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow ; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, iu Bottks of 2s. 9d. each with ample direetfoas. _ . THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. PERSONS who aro gnervated in Youth, seldom recover themselves by ary tither means than this Resto rative; old age and infirmittes speedily m coell 0, and the thread of life is shottened ; for, the Clued:46oa of a happy old age is a good Constitution in youth; temperance and inoderatiuu, at that age, are passports to happy grey hairs. The CORDIAL HALM OF GILEAD, by ita softening, healing, aud tanic qualities, and salutary effects, atferds a Ore prospect of returning strength, tuukt certain hope of touscular invigoration, to those who are debilitatedby premature or ex- eesstve iudialgeacks; hence arise weakaess of sight, vertigo', yae of appetite, mid mental decay. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool, in 10s. 6d. and 335. bottles ; the latter Cobtaitt four of the tot - mer, by which the purchaser saves 9 s. Eve r y genuine, battle has a Stamp, which beat , ' the Proprietor's nave and address, " Saint. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony. • N. R. The ppstage otull letters to the Doctor west be paid, and 10s. 6d. as a fee, enclosed for advice. • Sold by Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand ; aal all Medicitte Artntteri to town and uoantr/. i. • .11 , ' ' .~+ SALES BY AUCTION. TQ BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Hy Mr. SADLER, At kis Repository, Goswell-street, TO-MORROW, Nov. 13, ' at Twelve, • FIFTEEN active useful HORSES, that have e been empioyed iu his blajesty's service as bat and hooe Horses, ioute of Vinyl are yontig, full of bone, and of good size, calculated for farmers plowing, trtulestnett's one-horse carts, post-chaise, hackney-coaches, and various other pur ' poses. Likewise several clever gig and journey horses, galla ways and ponies, in the whole upwards of eighty lots. To be viewed the morning of Sale. Public Sale Days every Tuesday and Friday. med to . This Day was publlshed, b c i art " ;,74=l;:se In 3 volumes, 12tao. the Second Edition; price Eighteen Shil- • .. . links in hoards, poses. Likewise ways and ponies, Isur" 11 . ETTERS from ENGLAND. — By DON viewed the morn' overn - a 4 MANUEL ALVAREZ ESPRI ELLA. Public S rill be Traulated from the Spanish. no are 44 Viewing these letters as spirited remarks es England, we Grand Junction, l avierv; mast pronounce them to deserve the notite of English readers. la cenced., They contain many particular of• which the geaeralitv Of ou r TO CDa"' wettantryasen are Ignorant, and they are interspersed wit h wee- By N Grand dotesdotes dad bon muss, which end ' the narrative andproduce aAt the Auction T' i do" geed eirect."—hltarritt.ir Rev. • at a o'Clock, me late Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, R.& S, ORME, and Eas i . deceased, c itY BROWN, Paterauster.roir. • TWO 01 M r!...1.1...._1,1 This Day were published, In two volumes, 19mo. with Plates by Lowry, price Fourteen Shillisigs iu boards, the Third Edith*, revised and coosidera bly enlarged, CONVERSATIONS on CHEMISTRY, in which the Elements of that Science are familiarly ex plained, and illustrated by Experiments. This edition contains a systemalic View of Mr. Davy's and other recent Discoveries in Electra-chemical science. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, RISES, ORME, and BROWN, Puterauster-row. " The view which is taken of tbe subject, ecobmcies the most interesting and important parts of the partite& the leading doe ilium of Cbeebieity are explained ins meaner, which is at the same time familiar and correct : the styk is perspicuous ; and the dialogue is natural and anetnbatraseeil." MONTHLY REview, July, 1806. •