The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-03 00:00:00

-a-ti -- ~ - - -~-. 4 ~~ ~` ... P1111101." 7 " , 77-7 • - -- .!ovirg7r wuißmi 7.11,* 7*-7, ' . g..-.......: ' , •• - • ::: .- 1 . - ' " ' • . , ••• • ...........0 _ ... .., . . '4 .• .-. •.. . . ... :.• ~ • '' . .i' .' s \.\ . .., . ~,.... ;,.... v.. . ••• A iji.. , *Z i . • I.4"h rr r '111 "..J 1 .:.......e....."..1r. No. 3950. '. LONDOI!ti,, , SATtIRDA y,L - c~.~'t~ iick 'l4 Tht CIUCaro 11 MP l ax felt isi t e fie + 40 4 ROYAL HOSPITAL. CHELSEA, WO September. 1818. N Porstrance of the Act of the 55th Year of his pleat Maiesiy„ by which it is cosseted, that the Out -Pen sinners of this Hospital shall, in (untie, be paid Quarterly, in advance, instead of Half-yearly t N mit e is hereby given, by or der of the Right Honourable the Lords and others. Commission ers for managing the Affairs of the ,rid Hospital, that ail the (tat.Pensiosters thereof, residing in London. ee within the Dis trict of the Bills of Mortality, are required to appear person- . ally sad regimentally, with 'their In.:tractions and Certiffentek of Maisie's, at the Secretary's Office in the sold Hospital, Int the respective I)ava, and in their different Classes, according to their several . Rates of Pereinst. as untiermemion;rl I when at tendance will be ivea from Ten o'Clock in the I .lloroitsg, un til Three in die Afternoon, for the ascot of a Qaarter of a Year's Pension is advance to the 44th December seat. ;•OulftiON DAY. the 511, of OCT(/:310t. Tlieefensioners at bd. per day, and those at rid. to the end of the numbered Regiments. On TO EWA if.the `°th of OCTOSERP Time el bd. from she Royal Garrison Battalion and martin . lon 4 04 1 1.0wWili ,rd , C.daPe fd. and Ed.usalall-the Ca-. • .ORWICH UNION FIRE ind T II IFEINSU 4 - N ANC E.—The INSINVERS'are requested to take sorer, that by order of the Board of Miieciors; the BUSINESS of this INSTITUTION is NO LONGER" TRANSACTED'at 39. Bridge-street. filarkfritirs. Ptomain iateadiog to miens or effect Fire-or Life Policies with the Norwich Minis, ore de sired in apply . at the Office of either of the following. Agents; who are slime authosixed by the Board to receive Piopoials for Policies, and to give legal receipts fur payments on account of iusurnoces in Londsin : Mr. C. A. RACK ET.2I. [Urchin -bop, Cornhill. P. STYAN; Bakersstreet, Portman scram. Insurers atteadiag to make payments will be pleased to pre. dace thrir Notices to Renew. All letters front the Agents or other Persons. on Official Busi ness, are to he addressed. no.ususil, to the Board of Directors, or to Mr. Samuel Ridonld, Serierai.Noiwich. The fiittisis ing Extract from the Minutes of the Board wilt explain the reason of the above notice:— At n Spertal Meeting of the Board of Directors, held tro 50th day of September, 18 IS, the cola intinicatiou Isere iv( d from the Litt:tigt Chumittee respecting the Secretary at Midge , soon wog oisioi fend; and toe folio w ing Resohtsers wags seas tered Tina this Rosrd feels compelled to intimate to the Se ersinfY. Mr. Thomas Bigoold, sen., that is consequence of the opi ion expressed bs the CommosPe in London. that his retire• inert from OMee is iddispeosthin iteressury in the Insure welfare and prosperity of the Instiostion ‘ the Bo and deems it ex pedient that he should abstain from actin( further on bib ()Mee of Secretary or Agent fols tile S •ciet. unfit NIA measure. tan be taken on this u'..ject as the circumstances shall require." Signed on behalf of the Board of Direciori, JOHN CROWE, Chairman. FE"ll•4' eargieytt B Nib Mt/M:704110 and 134 4 0414,11* trtoier sod ft:lok %it • haii•)n d. rittotv tale ( e .reort.wearteni ht is hoped thil >type • hi vet)! fir Neverthriesb, iop . by II geb.criptiolis MI. Cteory, 7, 58; Slowtornis. • ""°IIIIIWI6 M.. 11 inbnitive. ea 414 MOON ha% .4 the Irwin's' this Medicine I believed. It I meat to be thel a room are 111 , 1 V, laahle Medicine. SII.I at SI. v at 2.. 6.1. nvil GEOILG Rad sa.escii I and sIo 'Or I,: offered to the Also GEO( earls box, a lief. thotigh ficient inset all persons wl or when Lyric. rem; they peel with.ow rairadi w qr9 - 71 I • - On Of EON E.SDAY, the 7th of OCTOBER. There at 9d. per day, loom the 1.1 Fast Guards 'to the Mt) Flood ioChhive. Do THURSDAY, the Bth of OCTOBER. Those at 91. per day, lava the Slott Foot, and all the [MOW hog Regiments and Corr%9 as also those at 10d. per day. Ott "AIDA Y, the 9th of OCTOBER.. Those at 14. per day from the di ff erent itempepsoof Cavi l r/ 0 Itio the 1-t and 2: Iferitnents of Foot Oviedo.' "• On SATURDAY, the 10ta of oC4O II aft. Those tot is. per 'la., from use 34 Foot Guard', to the old of thegionwhereel•Re4i meg* at that rate.' On MON DA Y, the title of OCTOBER. Those at 1-, per 'fay, from the Royal Cara... Battellori. and slot the rermaioing Beaman& and Corps, as also those at ls. Clid. per itas . On TUESDAY. the 19th of OCTOBER: Those sit 14. li4l. Is. 9d. 1F. :4 0. an 14. 9d. per dap) On W EON FSDAY, the 14th of OCTOBIIIt. These at Is. Sittl.• Is. ad. 14.. Is. 5.1. Is. 544. ls. 6d. I'. 60. Is. id. Is. 74d. Is. Sd. Is. Sid. Is. 911. Is. 9h-1. uud L. 10.1. per day. On TIII'RSDAY, the 15th of OCTOBER. These at Jr. 100.. per day sod upwards. and ilmse• Pen sioners who have brew admitted on nernunt of BliUlin It Is also ordered and directed, that all the Out l'onsioners belorating to the said Ho4pital, do pay psalmist &twilit's, to their. Instructions, whist, they are required to prodder at tiv, time or payment, by w htch they are ordered to itanionit to the Paysimier.Geberal of his Majesty's Land Flifees in Loodnn, theirvillidawito as therein prescribed, on or immediately after every Quarter Day: without which that Names will too be entered on the Pay• Lists for the subsequent Quarter, awl they are not afterwards to change their place of abode. as specified in their affidavits, without anaonidahle necessity, loud duly notifying the same. An& flit thee loathe HAW, that in cornegitenee of various Trani, having beat committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of Pension and Prize-Money. it is 'ordered that all Pen,i titers se offending shall lie struck off the Pennon List, and forfeit for 'ever all benefit arising from this Establishment. RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary. Leiters p if money -t BYD • Order of the Court for the R e lief of Insol v e nt Debtors. The Petiti in of EDWARD JONES, Litt of Mold, in the County of Flint, Fortner, bet roe a Prisocer for Debt, confined in his hlaiestv's J..il of Fliut, in the Voithiv of Finn, will be heard before It:. hi s s;,l%'s jig*• Herr of the Pence for the mid County', et the Vesteral Quar ter Sessions of the , Ps.:,cr, which will be holden as felon. in end .4 the said C. note. on T..10:4•,., the 22111 day of October veil, at the 11. or of Fro, o't I ck is the M.,sts ng, and that a Schedule none,. d to the said Petition, conistintog n List of the Creditor; of the said Pri-nter, is tile! in toe Ohre of the said Cosset. No, 9, Esse v•str. et, !strand. Witt& sex. I. which the Creditors Of the tail ptts,.gier , nn% serer. and d• th otereby de clue the( se ,s toady ono tv 'Wogto cohost is he esistnined tawbiog the justice of his conduct to his Creditors. Al; EDWARD 0 , 0 JONES. mark. 19tarii4failft. • Hoes ElioLD lUttletVitiCAT . Flinn PR K' F.S. outtursoN. end CO.; Na. 7, east side of R respreffalle Islam Ilse Public that every article of HOUSEIIOI.O FURNITURE is sold upon the hal lowing IN The. unplentannt nod frequently diseosiing solicitations to buy are 'abolished. Y. T:.e 1.40 est selling flake is gird by a tin ket upon every. article, from w hies en abatement cm. be made. 3: To guarnatre Ihr Public (and peeve*. Vtery kiwi af ceptiost), the whole of thr poi ettn-e-monel will Pe reitone.l,lo the buyer, tithe article is n u t iv, roved of. 6:9 - Upon the ulmve simple het 'Anil Ade plan. Robertseo and Co. re:t their p as 011tageitleill. which. snook! they he an fortunate us to oblitio, toe) pleJgc their lit.n..ut t nes. will endeus our to &set ••• A violet} , of Befistends and For..ittars, with Beiltliesg, con.- pl•te. alwnis kept aged tap up show. B'd and Window Casuists, Chair, Cushion. amid Sofa Cases, made up or altered in the most fabbion“ble manner. Non est river, tied valere vita.—Nl RTI A to. " Life is ally Life, when blest with Health." THE finest System of Ethics is to c o nfi ne within due hounds, and thus to regislaie the Passions ; unre strained and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those Na tters which Religions and Morality have made sacred ; to filth hut not annihilate them appears the lesson of prudence, hem calculated to limit their effervescence. Every dkorgitnizstion of the human frame requires great me dical knowledge to remedy, surd ti.e public welfare is priornAed whets professional men (oisregardii,g the suggestions of toe en vious and interested) devote their studies to the treatment so! those complaints generated by imprudence, and the ebullition of the passions at All uneu•st ded tonnteut. " strenoli f nation consists in the health of the People 1" bu!, it is melan choly to reflect on the doily sacrifice to the ignorance of sir:feel ing saps ricism, and to counter - Icl, as for as poirsitole, its further ravages, we offer to suffering y, the result of oar oa L •speiii nee ill the Yarimis diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice (earl,. iiettaired at school, before reason. hno asserted her right 00,-r the mind), will, in conteinpiatii.g hi• 'powerless state, become susceptible e t tiiveiong se ps,,t tam,. knowingln that the most coomplieMed state of esbausti 111 ma's hr va n ed into manly energy.— intriwe rad y—iitorpoiet iiii‘- iely-I , .tug resideoes its tropic:ill:limes, aoll twiny other • wises, sill freqactitly demise the Nervous g, strut us such cat. we ran hold own an assurance of renotriMatittio., by reme ies w hick have lime answered the !.:khgaine hopes of Patient- of hose tiros,, That bane to human happioes- LtIES VEN ENE N. eau be treated fearlessly, she bo v rossed state' of Medical Science havmg divested.its mitioscsi.• of thase dossressiog' tappet ties tom so berg r. ndered its exinhittoost uncertain and hasassiog We ups) es plain our method by obsci vsssg t.. Palieul:l3nourior un• der this mil , dy, that a few discs only at e revotired for the re moral of early symptoms ; that the oast inveterate lase will yieid to our remedies within n month, alai that in a persion a Ito only suspects himself injured. the mos' he prevehted all together from appearing ; —mu similar rein:nit . applies Ito missy other derangements of the generative s ‘ steste, a, Weitkillls, ul cerations. &c. especially stricture., ..ttStitoult, case= of w hich are daily re ..... ved without she u-e .of catsotie or stimulant.. Some peculiarities incideotat to the softer sex has's- oils escaped our anemias] ; in which mildness, coottlined area efficacy, hip su perseded the means washy ado,.sed. In hue, our sySild i s unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently sucoessfuL" ' • 1 Fur the general accommodostiou we do out iiiait,tipr selves to slated periods of practice, but Hr. y be consulted at - oil reasonable hours.—Country Patients are requeited to describe Misoately their symptoms, &c. When klerticines, wash ad ice, will be immediately forwarded to any part of site Kindittns— A hank.note is expected to accompany the case, Jost published, • THE /EMS OF LIFE, a familiar Casamen‘ittY ton the , above Oi,eiti.es. Hy GOSS and Co. Mny he had at 40, Pater noster-row ; 174, Fleet-street a all tionsellees;' GOS nd S a at nd Co. Id." it. C SooStaos 3, Boorerteitteet, Fieet.stretti Loodoo. 4'4;4;1111 oral 44!1 - N1 nor . , 1 i ~.. 1, AI .4 , I ' 4lt ‘I stuiVo , the lit" 6 . , reitti to . , 46eir palitces?' W6O wallows la Mt& wealth'? Winb vventotos in their luzuriei? %is cheap, triiaitti" their faithful meatus for thole affection to it e ht ' masters? Can that Eniffsl 'de these things ?' Di.' ' r these haters hf tyrannk, thetas losers °Meadow, t ' ; 1. Cktistian heroes, can their' il'erdi to human It . I?, ' Nellie* paltry purposelif eitetidieg their empflt% , ift' gratifying their base . ' rapidity ? . If it bs so,. Vet ilia a bear' no more of such .71411r/oats deeds . ; l'et us strip Thai ; veil from the hypocrites; and give every m. 160141 ' trwc name. StranjW Indeed would it be, if 44" / gbeiious 'undoes were to animate them in Aift,',irldlst •thley are giving such delectable ezamples of theit i fti# A• of tyranny in Eureper 7 whilat they.are cordial Ufa, silting in riveting the ehainil of tyretds 4 Un !lAA N' t in binding the weak to itty Cott. 01 the Wong, 'ad dillill " 7 oppressed to the power of the mighty. Nolhittibilt 7 the son of science gait tiC;Stili up the roots l or wet ,noliouf weeds, which I:halite. the pnaet(ol, ittill' il make them •loolishly fiiie that their happleraifli n promoted by the rlegradaiinii'ilf their prethren. Titeti l l the glury . pitied frOm murder wagons* 101* ad. mired; and plunder irythousandS, or by Indlaiduall • be abhorred. Then ilitil . wili kilo*, that no author',i - ' [can convert crime intoa.iirtue ; no power can sin 4' -One dOBOlllll O l l , nor jo 4 sh!) , destruction, for ambition ofitah ; and he silt ( e aallamod'Of the glory of dior ' mons, the glory *et with herbal, blood I • ~• • . - • --:- ,--- , T.-,.,-,\-- -* t• • .1.k.i 3 0 4pii..s. Darr. if ) . ~..- '[SIN place, so soo'9,to, become the scene of i hale " lient'iw : union, if not of, important conferences, lite . rubes-VW miles east.pf :Meese limn Maestricht, end was, Wore the Frenc§ itevolutioni a free imperial el% 'included in the Aired!: of Westphalia, and sub. jeer to the bishoprich ef,j4iege. It is celebrated le histart for having been the birth-place, the northern capitokind favourite residence of Charlemagne; foe having been the place *here be died, and where hill. ashes are deposited; for having been selected as Ike 1 seat of many Council. and Synods, for haring *it nessed the coronation of 30 Emperors of Germany, and for being filed upon by the Golden null 41 the spot where the Emperors were -al wart to be crown. ed. This privilege, however, it has lust for nearly three centuries, Ferdinand the Frst, the brother of Chutes V., being the last Emperor who received 'his Crown in the capital of Charlemagne. Thought r formetly more populous than at present, its ica.. portance for several centuries has depended on its , antiquity, the privileges which it claimed rather tifara ,eseteised, the sacred relics which it contoiatek and the attractions it held out to ,the visits of ' strangers, by its beautiful situation, and the 5a 1 .. 4 lubrious qualities of its . mineral slringit.—The,. Treaties of Pelee' of 1668 and 1748, by the ' former of sr !itch the youtlifei ambition of " ; Louis XI V. was checked by a Burgomaster of Am. stertbim, after having overrun the ipaitisis Nether-, i lauds in three months, and Frenelie Comte in as . essay weeks. and by the latter of which the war of t h e host' imt succession was terinistateii , distiri . •J t grads it in, model li times as the scene of iinportat4 : segociations. It.;ule its union *kit the French voi. 4 • pile, its territory was limited to en 0410111 , 4 clout 15 miles round the city, includinz heyond the wall, , • seven paris hes; and its pripulatioe, thoi.4h 4.111.4 ' eel lime to amount to 100,000, has lore, ,y not rp , Seeded 30,000. Though Charlemagne, reveled et great a theologian as a conqueror, the first groat head of the church in the west,, the erkitet of the Popes, and the, President of Eeclesiastirsl Coen* tics, erected in it a superb church, ticit'y en.. flowed, of which he condescended to biaoorn* e i canon,.and no which be not only c o nf e r ro d h t ,i •' i relics, *hicb drew crowds of pitirims (rate' Il; Christendom, but his own bones as relies, by some unaccountable neglect, he frtrkot tn raisil it to tbe rank of a see, and left this to be cloud: by another great man, Stspnientt. its civil #1 ,,,, verament , was conducted by t 4 4. Bu r g nmvstrro sore a,`,C , ontil, who likewise commatote . the Arms of, the tiepoblie, crinsisti , lg of two humlrest men. Its welle.Were never its a st .te to ,!anti .. 'l'..'•-• stare the Intention of twitters 4 .10 that its defenders hese not been required to show their protross. Under the "reach Empire, It became the capital of the depart. of the Km, which contained ; in 1808, a po! • TT most ever be to the advantage of the af fl icted to IT woke vies' ha of a Medical Practitioner who is most likely 1 to ersure them the speediest restorition t.. beat h. • The number of Patients who are relieved by Dr. EA DIC. of 46, Kim- i street, comer of Dean-street, Soho, afier lliWpitols and nu tuercius liractiiinners haJ fined in their Atriums. it is premised entitle. the Doctor to Ow cmifideere which Isis iodustry and pet—sot:mg e io Il.e nrtiostus untie. waive of his profession most orquestionahls merit.. Dr. Early is consulted by patients ut both sexes daily, lilt Ten at iiiitit, M. .1 variety of preCtleAl d disorders, at 46. Kiiitiotreet. corner of De*P street, Sotto. CA'PON'S WORKS. This day stir pehli•hed, A New Edition, price se. ilio.or-ied with Cit.s. 1. A PRACTICAL TItEATISE on the PREVEN. TION and c•UREof the VENEREAL - DISEASE in both Sexes, end its consequences: in W !itch a mild and sue ressfid mode of treatment is poihtrd out, incloiline Ob.eivatt os on Stricture., Cutanentis - Eroptions, Ihominsay Venereal Div. • 14te. Ilea( int eit as •a Guide natio* te;e4angerous effects of tni. baneful malady. Hs T. M. CATON, Surgeno, 10, St:mitotic-41ml, Nentststle-steeet, Strand I and late of the United tin.e,itnls of St. Tnomns :indents. 2. A TR EATI&E,oa. INDIGESTION t beicgclo Enquiry into I;'. t)t,ent.e.j .rising and connected with the ruiwtioes itt the Sioe..rick, stilt. Item/silts fie the Liter, and nte '.a tht linstrit sten.. To which nre prefixed, A , ‘llle general Ob servations ail Screpttutfiet and Cutaneous lb-eases .price Si. 9. A POPULAR. TR E ATISEnit the PttIiVINTION ind CURE nitr ha difetem STAGES of Sr II M.A and WINTER COUGH, S. ilk uww and sari Instiuctions f,.f the Pre tension and Treatment of Asthmatic Fi6.• Fourth Edition, price 3.. 4; PRACTICAL ORF.ERV ATIONS na Ike. HERILI TIES. natural mind acquired. • f the GENERATIVE OR GANS of It-th ShIES, including the Thew y -of Generation, p. ice 3.. 6d. 5. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on FEMALE DIS. EASES, inclu•iine On..tvtilons on Parlor Laetttlititt. hold the Disni tiers incl.! -id to tlin.e irvivr !ti.t:tvtt, price 6vl. Printed for Siiers.ond and C Patctimstei -row ; and W. .11tels, 78. Losistc.r.l sorrel. 3 , IMPERIAL PA RLIAMEWT: HOUSE. OF LORDS, Oci. 2. Thisday watappointed.by the. writ of. proreotion apse 24th of August, fur the meeting of Perlis'. meat.' The only Lordi present were the Earl Bathjarst, and Lord Sidmoutb. These Noble Peers 'entered the House a feW minutes after three o'clock, ! haying In their handl the Ivies usually * worn ' by the ,IsOrds Commissioners; but without their State robes. They took their-accustomed seats on the Treasury Bench, and intimated their desire that the House of Commons Should be summoned to the bar,' to heir the King's writ read for• iv further prorogation of both Houses. The lionse of Communs. on this oc• casion were represented by . Mr. Rickman, Mr. wi l itr a nt, M r . Mitchell, and others, who, with the Deputy Lf•lter of the Black Rod, advanced to the her. Earl BATHURST reed from a paper that it was hi d Royal flightless the. Prince Regent's pleasure that Parliament idlould be further proroasedyswd.that ihe writ expressive of that pleasure should be read by the Clerk. One of the Officer% of the House, i:t the absence of the urinal reldirse, Clerk, then read the Royal writ,• which reciting the former writ for the meating.offae. liament on this slay, stated, that "for many lend and weighty reasons him thereunto moving," the Prince • Regent did dispense with the persontl et'endance of his Patianient on this 2tl day of October, but re quired it to meet at Westmtnster on the Mth of November nest, to which day Parliament now stands prorogued. The writ being read, the Representatives of the House of Commons withdrew, and the two Noble Lords retired. • • ' • The general internal ,appettrance of both Houses has beets considerably improved. in the Illitoe of Lords the throne (we mein the chair miller the cano py) has been regilt, as also have hey') the three crowns that surmount the canopy. Tie old velvet. however, that covers the back' treat et the chair of Stale, and is drawn in feenterrs roes*, the canopy, it still preserved, and forms an iedifferent contrast wite•the reiterated sp'endoor of the other pmts.—, The floor hits been newly matted, the..woolmcks. nett)/ covered, and the acore f ritig of the beeches, cleintd. In the House ofieoriatami, *a hate it: redtty noticed the increased a ceohtmodation , hetneed , telkose who attend the gallery,. by Insoms of Omar!. ' dilional staircase. The iaterior of thei.ltiouse has• undergone a thorough repair. 'pie chah;, tho.table, the bettches, have bees, te all enred, and in Asir new, • • ro , it (trews preseut km/ teasse4 Truss. •• 1 4., • _ ;: i.. -:• ;~ ~~ •-,,-- . , -- . •• • .7i -.-. . .. .. . ;' -.•-• •,•••- " • ' • - 4. - • • • . , . 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'I ~ rruth tbe arenier the Libel," hltebtwo ovirceme. c.".. a u. t.,... ) W h a t I ' ` rei ,...' 1 1, 1.4 , 4 „, ? : 4 144 0 f 1 }4i 1 '" * •• • . • • Oman been dr.aoprdated, they irate orweetti a re. "••• '"••- be • •-• • •-; s • •• at. now illa•a•Pebsortesitso thesulars. 'ad Isaias their fitnatit sentare to depose the 440,1 ate P..iyip t e ;,. nen I.kjoii! them try his Wadable . uttezakihs ~I ft. end tett k t e,iiirnatt Kioc, of, . •Cerid) ?-,K, .. , . ' 6 >type:o'w ill no( be useless. as Sllss - Ivy Imbed in. -1 . .4, r 1„,l eo „„ te to „„ e ,„,,, t h e e l ptures a b er i,w, LW theydote to stiguistite . as rebefs, th'eati wA . ; • .4: • i , fil ‘ n , still roMidastly. aspect the eikesc will be adhere to ii.eit tegifimale hirers? What 1' do I lie.Gentlesueu. .-- . A .,.. 8 4 these :dolaters of le:ittatery bora th 4 villages ' ...0 ifh . reeilied tit • Mews. 11-rsoltr,Ne. we itill t 7. At fird.phice • Beehied Avow ; st 4 f10..„W oilier, I of thitir idolattousinethren, de.‘t IL, itAir porseisi,.gig. to 411b•lifig$81C4Ii•Vt. ~ %intake their lexPs, soil (1.11,i0.0...them nt 115 tor es., n. • ' - - t l ifvi)/EGETABLe, EtAxia 4 je e ,c„.e. ill ? What . do ilt; iter Jager of .ull that is_soifiest, •••. • • • . ire. Amlsenotie, Bibots. Seninlmloes, as .bleak at 110,0 4 hi belliey t 14 1 4 1 iii . . - I...N si r gig& i.-This hZ , -Jii Int. never failed Is the on-st obstinate t hi si m i l,o B 4 l , l e d 1 0, 4 4 air • 8 tli ye t'" ha,. been perfectly cured after the tar* &island st.lene . ~, w i th : 4 1 4 1 . wai t a- 7 .. - ' a:I . • ... a • 14ter presamneed Owns iscuroble• The illeStsur Yt . 1) -.- •.. . . . e 6 truly. eimmlet fol. nod must be mitoroseil to be mi. h *hat soul-inspiring freedom, OW.* CS • has cooed persons who have expected ewers , ma• limn kindness; do these adventurers le y 'A t hib t g stir bon. and those syliwstereunalvte In walk mesas tow ei.j.ving health and ..terngth. It 6an lOW, battle, at. the risk of their li!es le' 1 4 - 1441 .1 41 i '. tile :MIN as it reusires Ito ',Articular restraint of dirt. Windage, the vile subjects of thele iinitie,Anti ad , (treat Polteues•street; Golden-square, ii bottles peishwei, anti Kit. 1 H ' 'fi I 'ft ' " ' ' llll gs . ow 'apt 00 I' Ohl . . 0 . 55. e.teli. • . ' ' ,': - ' ;.'s V sAIif.TABLR EYE-WATER, at li., ?a. 64.. thrones those dositesting' tyisnr,„ioa tenter - 1 0" ' 3 I.,,ette • tit for all disease, a t h e Ean d )e Eye lit , .. . . an d happiness on tnirKunndind na , lditil hair 'stead a q nil :. ; ;i., It surpasses all other rye-Water hitherto • t 6 5. •A ' rt if . P POI hik. the motive, how preat the action r ' Shows fir „.., ~ ~ IT Iltfib's BILIOUS PILLS, at is. 9d. and 51. 6d. plause ought to rend the al niesphett ;, mottles 7 61 a certain cure for or Bile.:"'"'11" in tint r'' I probation should' follow theft .footsteps. Ma t, • if s . . so gentle in optimise ; indeed, no swards ireful- u • i e forth their 'lroise. Tbey•are proper, tnise kept by sufficiently rewird loth disinterested genero:i . y, o;icis 11 Os , chink hnid, tit two or three taken at oetf•iimi, noble • hatred of shivery, such abhorrence of tyrennt. ''' Is• acrd, will pearrtly sober them after an hour s • such bene fi cence to utinkind ? '9o4l—Who share ' twrfretly. clause the 115. m -sch, hearth, asp' head tit- . . -ailing or :soy other inemorritieuct. the plunder ? Wbo 'steal. the coautries of the . ••mt 'm*41,41403 . kistvered,atul Medicines forwarded, I posed Kings, PeishWat, and R.imil ? Who reigee ` i ":. • . . ~ 5 ..,...• •• - _ 1.- la -3- 1.1. •5 /10a...a •' 11 .. I .; z.z.l L , ": • r•: ill 4•• , a ~); arilw . * \ ,~ ~~ -; 7 I FRAUD IhR.F.YENTED. TO counteract the many attempts that are daily made to iinvce no the tinw::tv a spuilousenmposition stead of the GVNUIN !MACKIN° prepared by IfA I ond YIAlt FIN, they have adapted J new (Abel, ih whiffs their signature and address, 97. HIGH HOLBORN. is spcmuspicunirsly placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust nit attention to leis, and the difference of toe type. wlsicis is mi. Eke all letser•press, will enable purchasers at once to de trti the inspi , 4iii.4l, The Heal BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by mei M AR:TIN. 97. High Ilnlh4uru, and retailed' by the pruseipal Grafts.. Itrosoi.,o. Bookseller-, Immowsikerss Par ton:mob, Bow-makers, ,Sly. m tae United Kingdom, In Bottle. at 6.1., ls., and Is. titt. each. • filli . ,UrTUßESspeediiv and portertty cured, without .R.L . nitv• StatAlial operation.—Mr. DU FOUR, Surgeon to the . Dar:wilts Diepensseyfitr the Care at torictures,sof silk Po optic t.tr 4.1 I) 'Turf,: With-met! Roultie., having, daring a course of upwards of 95 ',ova' of extesis , iee timelier; its r fora of Sum. lute, etwervcd,netatierless disteereing iastaares of Rupture, but aireleilly tippled 'ltirti4l( to disrovrir a relied v for so prevalent • itaind"Yr a',lllchiCh be hes happila necomplished,heing wild, safe, and erfeeianl, occiporrinit nn pain ur incooveisie ire ill. or to any' nay r&training tile nedimtry hnhiuof, the patient ; 'and oho Ter) *berth eittireik preclude the necewity of the vac ary 1111ss or billtdliCe w ta.‘irree. APPliestiesels 40 he made ;it N , u. 48, Rerner's mreet, oxford -tree'', where ire mos, sail:factory rrferenrra o f cure, 4" ;111 he ,Iven.-110tirt, of atten.lonce fr o m Ten till Four, and from Saves) ill Nine ca the evening. long-established reputation of Messrs. curull and Co., combined with t heir writ-kootin experience :old one •C, in the treatment and cure itla fro relicts.. ox roniplainti„ entitle, them tit superior claims and a decided osereresice loser all totter piartitimiers. Melon,. Currie and Co. at :egulnr Surgeons, nod Mntier, of the 12 .val College, of Lon don and liAtoburgh, oreicot to the Public the t e.olt of t hing, years successful pr mire in the Sletiopoli., where their treat mem and 01111. of Vencreal• Complaints, Nervier. Debility. 'Vascular lielaaatinr, and Atonq of the Organs. Strictures of the Urethra. &c. Ac. ha, proved tivifotmls triumphant. In slight and recent ewes of iittection. * perfect Caine is evaraplet• ed in the short period of tan d aft ; a n d in those eases ofa mire complicated nat.are. heeo other. Prortitb.ners . hate falted'ot• success, a proper perseverance in taisir•plati of trealment ilo- Ai r e s to t he p.otent a smart .and pea feet re-estahli-hment. In Nerruauv liebitliv, wheihor produce.* tv convivial *recesses, be t o e immoderate to.jity.t.ent of sensual pleasure-, by sedentary and over bledioes %Moils. or by any other theVe.ileinet they prescribe viiH produce the happie.e etlera.. in itoproviog el els faculty both of body neat mind. Sever •I Noblenwsi mid Gentlemen orelk Int reepeetabilite, save neen ender the rare of Mears. Gerrie and 00. for the tetuoval of Complaints of Or Ur, tarn. Serictu-es, &c. and Navin. receive?, a radical and oerottovent.mitecretpiest than ref.-ream inn% he made In them, ac froliegartua, tr,iderfe4 44 the dearistve buiter int ity Currie. of lllrta.r.. an/t Dori plan of treatments really of th me Gentlemen have had Strictures frame ten to sweaty ram, and had heel' un der the care of Messrs. Home, Ilinoristrie; and other Surgeons o f ritua l r eakirace, *ho ateenipted the cure by the application. of liar Lunar Caustic, without sorrel... Messrs. Currie a.d Co. mass he c droilted by either sew, with the „._•-renteat delicacy, fireree,, and honour, at their Isoulle. No. 107. Mattatagarden.— Pats, nes in the .country rare requested to state the pare culats of their case. age, and general habit of living. &C. v.:- Closing a remittance- for ;advice and medleines, when the same still he ~;.iveit air sent to likeir pail of I .ekinydogib. T o i nsure that secrecy so eittential tit Her underlaid; g. the pas age o f letters may be added in the account for inedicioes.-147, Hat t ton-garden. MEDICAL 110 AR D o Grog Charl o tte-Weet, Illackfriars'-road, _and Ntoodstock-etreet, adjoining N e w 11ontV•4tred1.—Since the Medical Board has been establish• ed• at Citatliate.hosse, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Nev. Rowland H ll's Chapel, and WOodstotk'-street, adlohdrc ?law Hasid-street, upwards tiC Vasty Thousand Pritieatr of both'seses have been rest• red to perfect health, tunny of whom had lingered for s'ears ltader Itt4olottlritinful rind obetioatedis earee, were prdootenceg ioctriabic by respectable prafluiolllYrS, 11110 s everal dirharge from Hospitalt.—Stsch is the egret soling from combined labials I.l4stillouri. - GOOPKR tied C'., of Medical 00 Surgical celebrity. after forty yean experiel , er in this IldetfriOnlls, ate cOosahld'eftlly at both mow, I'm Ckllles of Sytbilis. ate.4oen trcitted4 unlit wine at hig . lo; and the for have advit gratis on Tetesdny, 'l'hurstfaV, adtl.titiltintb tannits"'llllol T else It'Cisitir, 41).• a, a is,.l4:irce,lArtigir 6 r ca.e, imme*atelv attended to. — All tenets to ti Aire arl••tie•botWe,l3laCkfrio'S - road, wctsdi *MS 0 sot 004, a,coarmitist flee, xts.. • , 4 ;;. 1 1l ioi k;,.; of wv4 1 BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, Queen sweet, Chelaille. Lotman. lateßk ETRABLIII-AND ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS. lavirablAireeu, per Cwt. 51h. Mack per Cwt. 56 . Olive ditto . . 76„ While . . 48s Bright Olive ditto . 114 s. 'elbow . 365. I) srk Red . . Sta. Sla , e trod Lead Colour s 4.. Might 'fed . 965. Storm . • . Choculase . 48s. Prepared Oil ter thin them far Me 54. per gallon. 12:fins . d ('sal Tar t sirs n 986. per Cwt.—Carainsan 181. Etat Wider Leael i per Cwi. 5t6. Tut peat s iie per Gallon 6. Jectrud Alto dn. 46-. Limo •rt Oil, per Gallon 4s. 9d. LAMP Of LS. Per G'allos.. Per Gallon. Senility Sperm Oil 8-. 01. Reflord Oil far Patent Goad Maoism do. 7- 0.1. Lamps 51. o'.' Pale Sr al Oil 45. ()d. Pale Whale flii St, 6d. Commas) Durso 85. 8•1.. The Impenetrable Taints are muted to all oat-door anti, where a handsaaselvtipertrineeasul great durnaility are required. The Coal Tar Palos, parrietriarli the It. floral, will preserie wood far many vehr., however much esposo-d tr. she elreers of the a eati.or, arid is a vermin core for Yes inns and Dry Rut; it Ries a covering iterali equal is air-sr:owe to the best Paints. The Vl hire Lead. Tarpenirese, Lirored Oil, anti Traders Colours, are of the heel qualities. Tne Lamp Oils are war ranted geisuine, and from the ins ttttt er in whirls loci have been purified, will be foaud saperinr to those gefirrally :add. GEORGE V p rON a r i d c o , Morrbants and the Trade sopplied on advent:Keen. term.. N. B. No quantity le-1 than 141br. of the In I,esseirsible Piaui'. and I Cat. of Coal Tar, sold. I 1 .