The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-29 00:00:00

4 and price practices and frauchdent devices. a part of his duty as a ekilk; Alagistrate c ihich they earnestly hope he will continue qua. ?civilian - sty to perform • equally indifferent to the el/Imbued a! self-interested i ndividu ;als, or the applause of the approviagt multitude. And it wns also Resolved, That the proceedings of this irqtri try to signed by the Chairnuso and presented to the Right 1/ 0 44-1 the Lord Mayor, and that the stone be inserted is the .foildr ing Moraine -and Evening. Papers, viz. the Tinpet. &firmly. Post, Morning tlhorniclei Stunting Advertiser s the Statesmlbs, and the Canner. That the Thanks of this Vestry be given to the (tretn r, Charchwariens, and Overseers of the Poor, for their prompti tude iu convening this iiettliagd JAN DVS. The Chninnan having left the Chair, Resolved, ; Friar the Thanks of the Yettry bte givalhatiller for his, impartial and able conduct (broils. . • ' Paint, or Tar, and the putilie aye-by its use from three Modred to four thonmnd per Cent., exclusive of preventing the wear and (ear in Machinery, Wheels, &c. &r. n hick is a Myth* of e‘pence more than that of saving nice parts out of ten, and .90. thing can he so clean in its working, er Oct. so little trouble. Sold wlndemle and retail, for the Patentees, at Nt1.140, Charing-cross, near the Admiralty,. London; and, by their pointment, at most Ship-chandlers. Printers, Itook4lters, thbra tie., Stationers, Druggists, Oil and Colour Skop- lranmatigersi t Cutkrs,nach-makers, innkeepers, Coach and Siareop Office*. Saddlers, and Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom,' is *Vali price ls. 6d. ; 2.. 6d. • ss. 6d.; 10s. 6d.; IL 1 , .• and 21.25. suck. The smallest size Box contains a quantity star - lent ta . Prime . Four-Wheel Carriage twice. with which it will nu; upwarls of Three Thousand Miles, with•mt applying any thing els, to the A xletrers ; one One Half-Guitien Boy contains a sufficient quantity for a Stage-Waggisn to, travel Thirty-three Thou sand Miles= and it will *orb with Winot Ailetters, or tr ith common Boxes as Axletrees of any kind. The •inoss sa tisfactory proofs of the merits of the Composition may be seen at the Pntentees' Other, No. 40, Charing-erns.- , , as above. - I)irettions Aire given with each aux, which are iigsied,," W. D. Bellatay." • . - • • LOCR AND SURGICAL DisretcsAttv; •! . •. Ill; Roya l Itigharss the Duke ;of Tea. l*Priiries t, apl - #/# following Committee of Governors ;-- ' Earl of Leitrim L6ilosiel W. J. Jones, M. P.. l'arl of ligremunt ' [John-lA:douche, Eq. H. P. RiAltt Doe. T. Jaws - Calomel H. Clements, 111. P. Rt. lion. R. It. Shkiilan, M.P. I Captain James say. Hog. Cul. J. Hurry, N. P. -- --- LAS? -- 1 - rir Alt EnOt/SE--"In. CA % PSI ME PUBLIC' Ott jafttilited, the BALE Of the ENOAL -PI ECK GOODS (ur the Au ! tatrastonot piace on 'fitesday,ibe lit hot. and toe %nun! supply of India Medias, henntifilly worked, add plain-=troth for Lo dAef.pe.or, and Gtolemeta' Crovois, are ready for iuvectioit. rnreihei with nn elegant ta:orharni of India fileawl.; N. COLA, YEN .PitiRLY, and TEil lOLA Pl . Dino, And rich Imitations. fur the season. I • Surgeon ' Mr. Kiernan, V ... Member of the Royal College, London, • [ iat patronag e this Institution has received, for T.taiescia,ive t reatment and • Curs of both 5C16.9, afflicted wilb j Vapitimal Cs.n4,iaiate, and their. drewlful consequence', as .strictures, debility, ulcerations, &c. conducted under the ma otternent of a tentleinan of the first prole:64'mM! abilities, will 'utlitfy the Public.of the high 'Merits of Mr. K lERN A N'S plan, and that by it the inconveniences of Public Charities are avoid ed, ' w hil4 the young and an wary ate protected against the fatal deldsintis held ort by adverthing pretenders in this branch of practice. Since• its establishment, in ISPO, 505 Q patients, of both Sears, have been cured, Without confinement or injury to the constitution, nud with it delicacy and secrecy hitherto !unknown ; Many of those have lahoured under the must complicated (onus of the disease front ten ip twenty years. The first symptoms yield 'to Mr. K Inman 's treatment in a few days rand where, 1 appearance of debility, comes on, too early application cannot 1 I he uptdejp prevent the danger that may taste. . rile Sefton 'may be cote:tilted by 'either See, with Cite greatitilliterery, at his private hou-e, Na. 21,, Lows Char lattesatreer, Redford-square, from ' tip twelve in the morn ing, anti from six till tone at night ; tee whom letters mid'utiter commuideairoth, front town and country,Oilay be addressed,auti will be punctually atawered. r • . . , . • dust puhlisl y Pd., • PRA CTICA 1..6Es ER V ATIONS ens the above DISEA - S ES. •price 3s. fly F. Kiernan; and ;did by SiterweinesSegly, and , ,lsinea, 20, Paterroster T row I, upd by II ighley. 24,. Mick st rent., . ' J • - ' - . - , e, , *; it • , "; -A CflitLJ.KNCig. . • ' AirFASII.S. CUlttltll4; and Co. Surgeons, late' in ,his 'Majesty's service, challenee the whole. world in Drove a single instance where their Medicine and Medlin! of . Coe have failed 4 the desired effect. The practice of mmiy i years in this particular .br, nch.ot Ihele profession has out Oren rue .t» one .unsuccessful case. They contimie to dir ect thei r ,. oodles to the treatment and cure of Vt.:Ng/H.:AL COM:" PI M I NTS, and thtit deraageinent of the *went. which is disi • consequence of the pernicious and wastcriskellects of it hahit I 1 and most uishappily- pursued by the youthi of both sexes: 62 . the oneit will lie found to he the unfailitqg :metre of Barr - the •ntlier hard its: forages . &atilt developed ta then% by. *O rr tressies idate..pf debility,. which, if tett ti awly remedied, term' ? tulles in Impotence. These are its remelt pad hifimate effeets4 wade Consumpaors, loss of muserlar Hewer, and Vtittints ills. ' su azzeouiplailits. nsually•sharecterise the earliest Nara isi. OM ;sir/ sice . :,..ff persons Welshing under disorders incident to ald I. the i r't reattaeht ii simple, WO hasaihrer I I rated loM' nreatisful ia , the cniteceeif itlitag, Itsbotiota, nail arra es tended,' pradtiee, ,Is k tese t oosc qtadidate end complicated cases of y,. i nefeakinfection, such ppbstructions in the uretlirk,Spongy e!t 1 , metteences, hard. turamits, 'cadent' Werra, eruptl•Moreimiaidt'i ' weakness, girder, as Min .s. - , - ' . . .I .; . ' - •; r ' , ' . • , • ST,RICTLY,ItgS, „ • 1 1 whether recent Aro( lone duratioo. end which have Milled me . , skill itf other practiuners, pre, by their pK.rentinipeaoted jirrit of treatment,- eirettinilly and perunideetlyt tanod; without Ow' patient ;nearing roc escrtittiokinst phidlend Atrium . Immo rehrsee which trequeitily flows o,,ap.plicatiou a the heal. .ctimatc„ In tpe course of twenty . ylisthe etfehire practice in this It !sulk sismerous calks of strietdierlh(ve hews Mid are daily s*, .1 deiyheir core. the lotal emslicatioe of wbicit is effected' by 1 i safe, ctain, nod expeditious! Mode' of practice, superior' to nit ' • other yet adopted. The it'ealttierdi ' relax/ding% and &Millie i proceeding from ibis momplitlar, is Ameedily ram m ed, un 4 l t h e patient restored to sound and row health.. But where th e . row I debility has for years ex Istelt r.pericri•rnnee In ll sairatiye reutedies, alter the '•bett helm destrAyed, i dispels** requisite in MO% SOS filollfitirißK sparks and to re-W rotim:lse the Conwton. 'ileveril Neblerten and Geritleniki sr .'s* 'era reeperMMllly borwbeetr under the . epte Ist Maim. Carrie tied Co. - - nonfal .eLeumitiiiisus of the *MOM, Wriclaters me. t received a radicakend sierra/WM cure, tether , dm tiny he ghten - tro them, as satioraff4Y'evideoft's of sop . end Co.*r. pies. of t teior.ity tif Mama(lei. Mail of theie Gentlerame6Ve hag strictures frfan ten years, and had beam staler the owe . itf Mesas:Rome, lit and c aber Ihreettllanratidlii Al f 2 / 1 1 10 4 4, -0 1.1 1 1 0 1gid i• by . the apptipitie dif am W ere ;wile; pinto* MATEO. is u sie d s s Id i ih ei irry 'bre &wrested frrYtiiiii-rhe part__ __ _ ashen , case, agefinatismaerni habit of kind) PLei44l.,hisirgini 11, teMplance fps advice and reeditines, when the rani, Will Ist 'lstria? *tit m ' apin MC ilit kined;na. TO evirdib , llitti'iss crecy sn essential or their usiderlakipt. the pagpqm. ,- may be added to the account for medicines. ' Messrs. Currie and Co. arty he consulted by either the greatest delicacy. Secrecy. and honour. nt their: 107, ilattun-gardea.---9th Joe 1819.-107, Iltittne-garden, /rage ~.. thesut,' fere QC ,willient A, ! . ilel ;AWN of thi 'tier 411 ' , . sued, vIF.V,I . . . . ttryinifiliction; Peered around - : !bite iia Imes- pitionage. • In isis - boiity'genekiiii but mit iistelta. 7" :tad affluence ; this iiidependenceof -mind and cif-, tieus—the virtues oflhe Vieeily wife iiinif 'the Sett • " ametaitee he ions steed ilf directed tomeme great soei ' hind--they ked little sarfece—,be could give Quin) toe". Ibject, - . either to promote the , prosperity, of tlie c a d .Ens, 4ieftieireslentO l titt not itrteoiss•-• , -he was atititelt aril piret or to advance the happiness :ctfAis •Isindf; lAA .fed - in the Cenirtly artifice' widah .. hati. ifttlienkf. i patriotism was got that mere. English pakiefsp, . aigitr c hy r tkentapaer ef i. coeferringit,"atiiiipoitea '''' tithich is 64 *lt English," and' nothifig morn -berlalcils ,phlibtipti by . Alelfillite'lihrases ' in - which it Vouplei .. regards liberty with the eye of ownership ,. not merely l its Tegretii.With "ite :iefusaf—a CoMPliatiof iritfr far 14 as a benefit in which men may intercommon, but'ase, .falrlikent.„ Brief in exprasionoted ciiiiiidtla (de . ' property which Britons had appropriated not.inerely al 1 furpOse,"iieconld never be misunderstood—lifiiiiiilhO' 1 s e birth-right, but as an entail; hi was sot•that unsocial 1 ing. weenier obaCuredi . rriteffielel hosinent rather attachment to coudtry, which rejoices to I,olfposobat,inordiel thint . conitinhiatife; he gave•access •teall.-a• ' It refuses to impart—which bates to be sluts and yet ooefecenceio few ; he saw every one; he heard 211i -f t : • toret to 'hare slavei—which would convert a princhile s ienckseid little. ' p ppressed ititli a modes ty `approach. - of , efght into a principle of iirofil l . or degrade the ! log :baihtlenessi The Wapptitgs of slate digi4tY butt:: . prinCiPle into the vulgar privilege that stops et the-I loosely and imgrecefilly oa the aarigie Whig ; Main . 53hluiliel, and never crosses theylsWeed ;' kis was the i onalfected Patriot-:.the inast - eirnienotity aild'prii 4 , .e . '. -principle which generate& the wish; that' *non may ; ciples scorned Courrcocit ,:::Ltfie s eilkfii-sottainered,. the Tree of British freedom, shoetiug its roots to 'the high-minded representative Vitt :Neatens: 'Unfit- ' centre, and its summit to the •eloods, Overshailetifted alike by manly-taste , lintlAtebef ithititt to endure ' with its branches her most distant dependencies, until the ,fatigue of a Castle or Corporation diener,.the every individual in this far-spread Empire, who coo, : bustle of a ball'," .Or. • the' - tamely - of a levee; the tributes to' her greatness by bowing to -her sway, pageantry of a procession, or the Complimentary I shall feel refreshed with its foilage, and sheltered ! falsehciod Of an Address. In, all those duties, in • with its'shade. I.lis patriotism- was not merely 1 which the Chamberlain should be his tutor, it le" Ettglish; `his charity was not nierely•Protesrent ; his highly probable, that his Grace was indocile ; and : 'benevolence did not vary with change of climate, nor 'there is little doubt that he *pressed 66 Poloiliuii* . ; change•of pates ; it 'was not regulated by latitude Or with rather humble opinions of : his Viceregal anal!. ' ' longitude, nor ctrcumscrihed by considerations of, - 4fiatiims. Time has mellowed the traits of his cha colour or of*Creed ; it wa's untremal, and unintaliti reefer, aildelSite&regret for the friend 'we have lost; with the debasing alloy of self; or sect, or faction, or hiatettirelieir already begins to impose new obliga• eituntry. • To he a Man; was enough te•qualify you ; 'dons on the Catholic Body--4is early reputation be: 7 for hit notice—and injury or misery torecovhment ,gins to disclose all the virtues of his amiable father, you .to hie benefieence: Every Patrice, nay„ every. qiirthe spirit his uncle Francis. May the merits •placeman 'Who still clung by one patriot object, in, of the father survive in the son, and may the force of 'him found an energetic coadjutor. Every philan- the example not be lost on your Lordship may we thropist, every benevolent enthusiast; had•a claim oe have under you less cause to regret.ltitn than webers -his friendship, and a draft on his (attune.. With had in the days of your misguided'Oredecessor. .• Wilberfetice, he would Weak flag alibi of the netree6-1. • : Li.5....,--,,--,,—,___,,,—!:,„4 .• • with Frattcisid.eplore the suffering of the liipdoo-T.41 SActir's atttieeeitTheiiestilisring ii an extract with Fox, contend for England's liberty.. .vial; on !Wei from in: Aiderlditi Cattleman, who re -1 Whitbread, straggle for Eurbpe's :peace -the frieed oetitly, Vilited. Saeltit'S! Hai-hoer , dated at Water of man, the foe of ignorance, * the first patrtui of town, 'on take lgrie:- , - , ',: Litualitelirtim associate; - of Howard.—NVith all , I 66 I spent Tuesday last at Sachet's Harbour. It this ditipatikion • and exertion to do* good, incline.. is truly a very pleasanfailingion • the harbour caps. tion withdrew . him froni the. public eye._ 'Hit does and dOep; . into whickatigeof he fine may pass manners , his habits ; his health-and - propensities, diod witkilifety. " The village Ogvi to of about 160 posed alto , to the enjoyment' of secluded life; he dnelling-houses;* the streets and' • ere are exceed. ingly 'filthy ; but Measures are taking to cleanse the loved retirement, and disliked poivert: for he bated ;4Seibuse, and distrusted his °wit virtue.. •It perhaps Aegean, stable. witenot'possible that Foe mild. baptis e aigreater "' I visited the cantinmetits of the army, and • violente on the incliaations °Chit Friend, than whew, found that they were kept 'perfectly clean.' Reports be imporinned him', .1;00 Sae ;of:justice,. a n d f or i respeting sickness - in the camp have •heen .greatly es. r the good of Irelandtb MOO 'hireebflititt to nirttial aggersted.• There 'have' been caietot 'fever, but the 'stallion—to repriaseht his Sovereign] ',lovas vietdreat, ~ complaints of those op the sick list are, generally . angst difficult, lied mostintidieowiofrlOSifunatioas--; diarrhea; strangers are commonly thus affected by 'to gather the scattered egyeaLitoyethsheiseisty; apdc the-water of the lime-stone country, the water b'stiog ' pour theircollected forie via this treadkctialAnidtretir, hften;idijsregnated with sulphur and lime, -•' ~. • ; cheer her spirits 'and - revive letiliapa,:twitptoviligo . ' 4l l. tecomilioted CommodeirChauncey on boar* . that occasions might arise, wheri'Fiagliseeheoubistuisto.i thi;i9Retsit Pike and Madison. • anon up the courage to he jestoind' vole. hd Si o sk ;I goi s l,lillrE • The Gotertd • Pike - with the hand of mercy. This, perhaps, was J 1 !Olt !4_406 (Mem .''Shahad het' .o request whichi tent s inv from , Foxi.i - ' r_!ktjt,7nit7tiiii. '- " ThaPitadison . fl ir t rgebdAil . 4 • .., dia ir ' CaOMPlttie l and cartleti'tivtknty.fienl 1144',Tico.itanchei"—.-tulirti' Live eit to tfer , tt el 24 - 775.#1.vr t xel 'exact . ot 640 . 1014, . , the first girt! . ten t otitAilarpiedd ,164, 6 4,,, fleet, .` 601' 1 41 the ,g a th4li6 s .at. rr01ik13, r ^ . 444 shieWilitfttliliit' in 'file rivet a viceroy, reeetred.c.fricswiltunsithaliwitsess .; t '4 Chrti„, Creeir. !pie !wail kDutie•of 'Betrftirdtad''#4olthettsol6-ar s td . 11 ;' 11 iitt gran* lutimuifition.. wu the last, of their Viceregal VitiefaCtors; ikalf ;P_Tea 'YesteTaare 'YOsteme: is century before, the grandfather of his Gil* ! I ced; coo' the General Pike, - • - -• • - A(Atit"isigh, l --it it 'Supposed • St:stiviente;Letilith' the Kingstorti . 4tod r l ibnt 'tibern fn purinit- 1 / 4 'oaf 'hOndred dragoons. alio ,Lary. Ricer. Last from ,Vanbtrry /Lir . nut down seers, and : yesordity t4.eitiemy, inf t stiafked . thewe Whir ti came within-fa shbrf distanaa ; most Afteed/icombit of .; Yebta,tedy and Were Waiting ti'etr' heavy' 'Winches, armed iresSnink. ••• The *nor counted CO of tho stockade." .• - - p• t. stitkylip t ., • . l id s. !; i f ism- , . • • • . . - 1 . 'i r..... l '. ''' . 7 "lrillir liO , (Pi e.i,o'soitoo*:toitalii is.os ial „ ..;, . i;,:•.7.7 -7- P:''" 7- ' --- $T64 40 .0 - ,..J. -, I I • 14• • • • • .` rt. r ti‘ .. i'' ' ' v -7 4t . • • • . 004 &al "; "' l ' ) '. . ' l *** „, ... ' "f„. ~.c ' ~ ; .. i• • 1104 4 Voiirsa TWA ww ,'.) ' l ; 6 . 1 4g ivr ".'. 0.. ,' • it. , 4,0,- j os . 1, Ant . •: € 1 4 0); ' • ..n. ,11 gwi , , . • .. . , .. 1--e-f. f • • l• •• ~. • ,s . -1..41 4, .., , 1,,.....-. - :11$ - ,-. - -ft ► , .tif . . Icy . ..r '• -tenet • • Iftt4 /es Ilvitlitildils, aid Set f'.. /4 /;. *4 r . ail 11;i t oi ly :-.: - •' 4 *A! .I y• d ~ .1, P I ' " ~ a Pik . . ..i . lai!. . t ,: P , . 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L . -4 *IL $ 'III F:ATIIK-ROVIi., COVENT•GARDIOI. - 1 ,, .41,1psohitio goOrtif. 4 # w as sill4P e ,'"ag," a TEBPan'ai no, Sla 'i • ;- or society. hov r 'T"' - ‘ iiiiirsta 'id at 4te . --Able' f elltiehglhe. • • iirhtell al /hi* ' ' - t tllalWarik. that eedigateetniStetestoclTeesibili Oplkiltigllfo, water PifilairYt the uiniltituti9u. " . ''' l . 'i ' ' r r „,s present EVENING,. Sept. 29 1 ' itillb . . •• . • .14 . . • 1. , "1 heperfortned " . sir• r e v 1 ,144 f " t ' b i 6 / 1/11 .; ' vit'l o r 'is =el fi lt to Abe he'comish catemit4heltesk,,iketsetisitsgekgr: ; *as h p i t itaalu l tha! there, ,a ), Jir i .4 cl WarthOuse, nor ► . 'th I • lt 7 ' • . • • rc . I ; -• eiraiir hiii 011110ture t° anY 4c PrAg ' linit ~, TIIE L 011.1) otil . ' TIIE hIANOIt. .•, „' deitiy . kr every 11114 ' let chce,sp ire arrows and • healiett.iseelesserlilseleralt the erne•statit *lt; . , ni. , ,•eulfic)eat ,to hie . , titr . , , . . , , To w hi c h * Wi g* * dit c h.. .• ,'- .. .' • a fliPtioilories of life and l'*"" c9/414 7A- ''i of hmadr.ltreich 4 , Nat theufost diAlcuktorf4seetasitiateete . ,thtthee aihichil• , and ens Demo e x cessively high, or A ,loloote reducijou lay • • TILL SLEEP WALK.EIU -4 " ' ,„ peon gradually acwansisig; , • • his Wilke imPolimi. ,i•ThtkohtilreoeritlaittlAtage.ientlifie4 tSt no ,s;onst:7 should tie riled by • - • • . • .• i OW J ' n .,,,,. 7,, ; s t ood prise si. 611.,tth .$l. 6a. ; Shea 'VIM nedwitAladintoled,toneit_or4lß e seeat Is lien slow to believe, that . , ail `t . raj, * . qtre:.arts! , polier t entil it wat•ev wit that .she no lone , ! 1 . 15 t..i . rn,.,, b..-Lower Gallary. - de. ; &wand Prim. !0.-'•UPP 4 r I . 111 1 4 4w6e irrer mito ai ll 4 SIPeir . ai r d l , I °Hi ttel lt ak €ll %l o o l ref/teed by _wisdom . . • • se, he govsistied. by lam.= l'ime Admiral, .; 01 .,,, _,.:_. . .. . . ;inner!. b.; Second Price. dd. 1 ~ Mind or ,ile iii. s. Sentber,,pfstrqscited end 7 '7,, . . ' 4 '' ANTI-ATTRITION. , opitzliOntion tbat the otaawpc bigh prior • loset the patriot' Mettler wee -etaesyyt Aritb.,,the„,.hepes of th e nati o n : 't is prsible *• , , -, . , .., TT is now unequivocally proved that ate PATENT I,7r tl i ma d m % ""T _ *hills t o t. 64 l..tretle .hi tr ib l e 'd'a ' bee 1* o e se bb i e liai ibe e . salutary truth. Amnegithe;Peeverutad• Petriettuf . was:eifecte4s/ it, is t lciflalts . ,tiat 00 l lit#filiv .., . 6,, • A- ANTI -ITTRITION COMPOSItIOII Is the cheape4 i i ; timiciou . ale rt:i t ; : . ,4a ir easerusek to heap aviary. me England he sought tor the eienlooter "enemy for Ire. ',rifted. ' Perhaps theßliudosnif eluinsetitt if , ,p 4 and best tiring ever yrt discovered for Ships' Bolton% los. tend ; riches foe tkepstyon, I ns dill hesllete“ to .u&o' the ptittr to' , of Copper ;to prestige Cables foto beisql•r t abbed in *ha-hawse i. naked *Meth ~ wad lamer* the rhea Irma the . ijind, and from the' first of 'bet Peen.ood,forereoet .4 . wiles too mU.Ch in the complexion Of 'aiiii4 0-- stew.. 1 -• - • ;oda, instead of a Plat,. Service, or Roqoding ; the Rigging of .. , • - - .; • her Patriots had the felicity to sefect•the best.of • ble m .lion. ar , perhaps, when Pei lost his Atte 'wit: ~) , 1 Ships from the Weather, and !nom ben ti‘ chafed, I mag o& r e • - "' I 1 'lt Otis Vestry feellaqmplvetiastilletl is rove* drel- countrymen. Benevolence woe a grand requisite font man headed Ministryiost " its • soul." - 4 , l f . ' lr d m i t ,. " : a l re e : a d; im r a daire7aind ieri' C:l; h l e n4r idel „;„,„rottL nd ; a nd .. : I 1 1, 1" " e Ni t n ri t t Hi lee ,, 6 ` 6 l6 l 7, 4 , l l, 4 . dl ei nff ` ay t ee h T fiw e iti'e i gr e ba."" ta t ins i med bli P laU „i t leil k a the tra_actoillity a Ireland ;in the chief of the N0..4.' , . However,,,lhit-emy hqreafter be eiPlainid.:.- the Prevent the erects of Friction is Sleats.F.nitines, [lams, S ugar- view to evade the wholmorne .pco,l4auf almstalmitta allatkit bility i . I'm the brother ,of his' friend, this high .an d4erreriof tha racier* the Irish . . Viceroy Claims attempt. Mills. Thieshing-31ilk (or othee Implemeisin of Husbandry „,„ nerally used by Farmers), Carriages, Coaches, a. It "' and t " ' m i me fake %IA i L frl. .I"2_,__""' th. '" wh r., ll _"_t ' keelPadry 4 virtue was preretniuent ; simitlicity et i ;ion . .ft i tt o spemsall i and 'deittittida the euffralie et ' waeitin. , lin their officio: slisatioitToawr Ws swinwoo 4 Milinedtmes' l ' Carts, and Machinery of every thistrlplioat It ii also the best ; a wb ee d eele4 o remeepo•cr„l„3 .iltitt, toll Le., • t,i: , 7 :. r 4,11 , and directness of intention-purity of us*. fiever .. til t - who, snot hi inteiest in ,tht sof: thing to 'preserve the Blades of swords, and all kinds of Po- ; Tiint llarlawdOW. , •./i 1 111fttls' • it it n a r a 4 integrity of mind-an honest zeal, vial . fertp,o this iceuntrY. ~ For thfiratlime . ,ltertire a-- Jibbed Steel Articles, from - Host. 'lt will likewise r eierve . I aisstate of the. Cify °RIM c-1' ' ' *we n ' ''''• ' • 9 ifr••••n 9 . • . eft* pasiens.a cOol j udgment, attd a warm heart, 'aintak<wiih the exceptstas, of the ; shgrt .ritesOlint SP(watP, PIMP, flails, Cat Park Paling, and every kind m 1 to.lhe itt4t-tido andt.britibto ore • Wade donne . - •...... - a.44., wood and Woollen Building, from the Weather. Worn, and , the ...ric e of b r e a d+, thn i isessisoss i sK ars R o ts es ,* iet , t malted `tad . ilistii,gaished, .in 1 an *Mitten"' degree s Adosinfitratioo); we stir (Catholics at the Lavie os , ,/ Dry Rot, either in the Etut or West Indies, or in any Climate g I the r ienuotoett approbatiiikaa4 qui farik.c -,,-- IR wawa gamut or the mheofied character of johty Doke of Bedford. ,the Viceroh.promotiditi . etationi which Ilti 'kW' ' 0 :tad it will not only preserve Iron Rail-ll'a)s from corroding • I all raas or the coMmaltity. ' ".''"',' '' ' '. •'' ' nod searing out, but :Om; render the Draught so light, that one I ' T tin t this Vestry do therefteettlllwilidir DWI derdial Thankt' ForentOst of the hereditary • .Petriirts..ttf ,Eaglan4--daitted them to fill, „end pie datlielic elgritiet ' ti v. : . - . ....., • I .d. 11 , ' ir:4 horse N ill do the Work of' Iwo. ' lln theitigtst,fints t Aieocga Sclsoley, Lord mope of L O A i t s Heaven had gifted him with an. Irsilepleedtiecohisk; extensive metropolis "prying the. Dens of ,IX , -r. One priming of the of is, in some eases. equal tonne , for his,zeal god ability in bringini to light and pani.hing otreoers ' and a fatally' calamity ' which - phallist kik 'nod ~ liiii they snore Valued, Nei/ratifying hope's r of Viailltier # l ' • hundred vications of Oil. allow, or any other kind of Greae. ' fi'mlnitled'iv_tth n'Ti - e_w I n . hterea" the Oct 4 bkodlirOntfl --...re.....-:-.-ast-4:..._ , $ •_v_....:t .e.._---11 it-- ' ,z 2. ___- -,- -m. . .% • T -Le .1. '._ • ___-_ A _ " _P : 1- •A _ _A14 1 1'244- 1 - 7 4 . _ . - 6VA', :111 WIICIV ine - re in their re= under the same title, and in the same station , one. ..ke Ilist Digh,l wi,.....Teirre.:tztehinniiii:: sienced unclictiva.Lo th;:fec i _ iiy4iw4l3l.l4lye .w; iite k la ior ltiti(ovit uu li d iioicviwitw erteliniut rut : iti th ot e tpr - Pooa xiii thqiit i v, g ii tvehin,4teoniersuy t il . : 6 ,l4lthiart ko ofici . " i Ll r i l k o hr it te C es the Clitholles ~b etghtiowapthi first wlssiwopalOseeridel. 9 t ,-,"' :if *rib( lit references to retorodstrapyowits ,by that answer, re. bout for 'Crawl the &rehire cognised their loyalty as.ankjects, and their existence 'Tided bete fro Ire4tlingwir-r ma ~,,,,„t y . as Inunap hel out in ps, ' whoop ,accordips to ,the dicteptof itly hut e ', Ifrsvishlts;' the 4;heneellor .of ,t et: del, .ffigidectre . t r lo, c . uwe to: fort i that : yesi pled iliii "ire !tlio law excepts' olsjocse ii( pools* . i 'ti k fock a, slronm . attack MU. . . , re proliedieln . domestic examples before Isio ages Mem) ot . ,roe, till Oft „clime ass. iasimine brought with hint to Irefetul s an, ri t ittfeolveijo - Ilion deed 4. same vau he ii i ii4.l l l,vi s Wt), fgruat,berly, of the people ! ; ! paean faillui, en 6 7 t ,. LA" *` I'l OiVe ' Ortitili' wog i l t ton potteN I- Viewer, I to Kt i i Hilk -, fc9 it. Sirt4.l a&a,l6ei v . or sew, with the good, and the approbation of the wise. tie Nita. rotrates**ltelli r Wylie. N A . ly apprehended the situation of Ireland, for his policy states that he c teslardeu. was clemency, and tit principle 'conciliation. lie of the stocked' . , on. They area:oils 'err kr carri e s twenty.elght het l snits bent, and was iron is commanded by ty.fba r 112.poundirs. Pi: days age, as prives ,, M Q lest 'took , et St. Lawrence,' near , • were loaded with pork% n. The prisoners , sr.! erday our whole 'fleet' ike, and she vas to• fol.; ed for the entrance off • ''hope of drawing the• fo - effect the captape ot pursuit of the two pri. • ;eons aline le ft the bar. #. sat night a person air.' aver : •he informs, tbat and formed s'otockade %y, suppose& to. bas 250 men reserved) thir fire tistinoe ; sled It prevest it of three hours the d ' rafting reinft•rconsintai armed •with a cow ion 'who :strived betei • ho enemy dead in front , „al suetaing uniTgAir W LINKS. • . R.. FLEET respectfully infettps,the Ptlblic„his excellent and much-esteemed alt I.: EN IiOOS P.Il I.: It RT . ' rind CURRANT WIN ES are in the hightst possible pei Potion. The superiority which these Wines claim to any wthrr offered the Public. invested • upon thiir brie made entirely tr.,ra re ined Sugars, and the very unusual vantage of age. whereby is acquired a most delicate flavour. added us a strength and rielfne•• little (if any) lisfesinr to Foreign Wins, and at ters than half the price. vic r —lOs. 6d. vcr gallon, or 275. per dozen. delivered to any part of London. Orders received at N.. 9. Althevogrlte aired; and of the Cellars, Billiter-soustre, Fenchurcts-street, where Sample Bottles may De had. nod the Wines tailed. ' • • • VFTY'OF LONDON, TO Wlr: • - BEFORE TH K, Loan MAYOR. IJOHN. hi‘CARTY, of No. 16, Proyidence- A, row ' Finshuipisquare, 'Rectifying Distiller, do ',Mont's tits and asileasisly . Wits Oath; that the.• Brandy manufactured and sold by me, so imitation of French, i. petti•ci:y free from 01 of Vitriol, or nny other injurious Artie,. Its suite:jot-icy misitig solely from a long experience abroad; nor tient in any Brandy matitsfsictered or wild be me in future shall the prints- Ors on which I have hitherto acted be deviates/I from. .10/IN M`FARTY. 9WOIII nt the Mansion House,. London, this 20th thil'of Augu-t, 1111$, before toe,(Sgned GEO. SCOOLEY, Nlavor. TO PRIVATE FAMILIES, &i. .". 1 1.: (For Ready Money.) • SUPERIOR BRANDY, sit 40s. per Gallon, to be hatfit i No. la, Providettee-x•nw , Fi4burrarmare, in suw ritnsinits hoer I ,s than Twit Gallnni, sod delivered to any part 4 of Town, free of es mire. _ ktI'VEItIOR NOYAU. at 124,0 d. per Dozen (batik. included). Orden mho vereivibd byiihe &tent, Me.*•Doll.l. No - M. Nuffolk-•trtut, s t ook. may • • wen. 1 • 11tUPTIONS form one of the most annoying • / complaints we ore sohjeet to; their uniightle appearance ale listimtiently their .reintival; and tan often this impatience ; hair caused their ulnitioncy. let these Patients ever remember. that the treatment ought to he mild, innocent, nirl rational ; that they deli I almost universally on Internal irritation, Rlki•flonatr imperfect digemiton ; nrd tlew Purgatives are detrimental.— SPHABiIIt Y'S PATENT ANTISCOR MOMS! Lre n..w univenally ',referral in Au. Core of these, ComPlainis film their .areas ; a., well nit' in Serolihula, SeurfAitie, Rheumatic, stud Bilious Complaiuls. .1 .0141 Wholes:demi litlwards m liS, St. Paul's . Cburrlo•yard eLti Retail at the Dispeautry 15, B ,, hts-square,_ 41 1, Punks of 6s.—Dituble . 10r. 64iei-isatl, largest ll s Ss. ditty ilg• rluded.—Compound Essence * Bt. - - ► 1 1 .11 E COILDIAL BALM of Gf LEAl).is,hietly esteemed in the FAS( nod West Indies, for nnarishjan and invigoratin g the Nevvims System, and sitin g genera l Resin naive ifs dettilittite4 Constitotions, arising from Bilious 1 i`o4r. plaints t mitrarted in Mot climates. The cold and ireinillPel_ nerves are wor me d mu ll vtea di ed ; the relaxed Shensi- ai'llow nubby flesh, mdered firm • the asuselev invigorukti nigt/tMi emaciated litubscover e d with lino llevh I used th e etbdin t ri Teo* sets reislenlsited. Such a have the rare and eduration of females, lbe s sillititni! Ili well ar the sedentary p art o f the commionity, sh'oald nevreue u it'll:of, the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which reino/lnPPiscam" in the head, invigorates the mind, improves the memory, and env !Ness the imagination Crevives and exhilirasen the languid taping *rib., promotes digettiou, mmd braces the nerves. I fileilitine e, ~.11d in Bottles twice llv. curb or foot. in cat Rosily Bottle, for 3.. h. by w hichi titer Porclintw; 'Avec one 11., Bottle, all the Medicine Venders iu the United... Kink, • ”,. 1 prevent Ceotatierfelts, observe parli cu l ar l y , that Oa Irk " Silllll. Solomon , Liverpool," ire itrind nit the &Abp. " a • As Be. sf oho:totes peoetilleis luw heconin great and. extensiv e , Punt his common roglyperarnts require a considerable purtim: of hie time end dthiadanee, be exp e ct ' , whinoclonkillid by letter, the usual compliment of a One P oun d N o t e t o he in ti"`ed, astd should, for safety, he th an directed t.—"M .ney double Letter, 1/r. ustage.Solomon, Likud !louse, hem Liverpool. ." ! • i