The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-26 00:00:00

The Seemid,Editiai s .morreetied, Leaden : Said fiy Black, Parry, mid Co. ttsd Daiglitaa and Sane, Cambridge. MONEY. ANTED from £l5OO to £ 2OOO . As tke terms will be liberal', advsotageous to the lender, as moue-hriiker need troublu himself to answer this; nor will ti ~ v person but the priueipal, or his immediate agent, be treated I),rert, port paid, or enquire for Mr. iifirrimh at tha Sy- LI Mb Inn Coffee-house, Chaocery.latom. CRITERION STROP. • ESTCOURN most respectfully refoints the Ye Public, that his celebrated CRITERION .STROP, kith ha, obtained universal re-put:ohm nrunag the Nobility, Gentry, Officers of the Array and Navy, &c. for the very in ',trier and irresistible power which it pentanes of giving to razors, penknife!, surgeons' instruments, &c. a peculiarly keen and smooth edge, may new be hid in any quantity of Thornhill :114 Morley (late Gibbs), vasnafacturiag cutlers, JO, New Bawl-steer! ; of W. J. S. and F. Thornhill,. hardwatemen and pocket-book ruaaufacturers, 21,1 NA-street-MIL and li, CAMS,- street, I lolhoru (which are the oalyitlares where it, as well as s. Estrourt's celebrated real relived Indian Blue, for beautify ing F.imily Linen, can be originally patented). Roth these aitintreble articles may Illicitly, be had of Janta.aa and Papa, Dub!in; and of most of (i.e repeetable Venders of Razor Strops and Mae throu:hout the United Kingdom. A vatir.ble Paste, for the purpose of renovating the above celebrated Strop, when deemed requisite, may be had at the fame ponces. . JOKEBY. The Oftli Ed Wino, enlarged. in One Volume small IrmX"price ss. 6d. in boards, :10KEBY, a Barleague on ROKEBY, Peale , i• 'Castos.—To whish are added, Notes by oar most popalar Characters. The Erik Edition, co, iderably improved. 4 . Go ta--sban tallregt of nothing."—Rowao. London: Printed for Thomas Teng, ill, Chenptide ; WM. Allason, Si, Bond-streets J. Dick, Ediobargii ; J. Cumming, Dublin; and all other Booksellers. Of Womb may be-had, The POST CAPTAIN, by Dr. Moore, price 7i. inboards. In Two 'Vols. an 4s. in hipardi, • MEMOIRS of JOHN HORNE TOOKE, in:. tempersed with oeiginal tleconenti. By ALEXANDER STEPHENS. Of the Ifon. Societyof the Middle Temple. Prhaed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. et , bet *MIMS, waggon, carts ,single-hone , . quantity .. pinelwatid,plioe tree, line tret, waggon fillic=, wood-ntoegees pulley sides, fire-wood, etc. Also three valuable marble figures, and Other eferts. ca l . M yhe viewed one day preceding the Sale, and Catalogues had t the Ram, Smithfield ; at the Coal and Corn Exchange bosses t nd of Mr. Williams, No. 10, in the AUctiou Mart. Painted aid Stained Glass. By Mr. WILLIAMS. At the Auction Mart, Bartholinew-Inne, on THURSDAY, July 8, at Twelve. AFINE collection of PAINTED and STAINED GLASS, consisting of Historical, Fancy, and other sub jects, after those much esteemed Masters, viz. Guido, Molitor Rota, Weirotte, Vandyke, °glade, Teniers, Az. &c. May be viewed on Wednesday preceding and ramming of Sale, and Catalogues had of Mr. Williams, No. 10, io the Auction Mart. Leasehold Houses, with immediate possession, London-terrisee, Hackney-road. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane. on THURSDAY, July 8, at Twelve, in Three Lots, THREE neat LEASEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES. eligibly situate, Nos. 11,19, nod 41, London terrace, Hackney-road ; each house contains three bed rooms, drawing room, two parlours, two kitchen', and garden; held fair an unexpired term of 14 tears, at ground reins. May be viewed till the Sale, and Particulars lad at the Mer laid, Hackney ; Angel, Islington; Windsor Castle, Islington; Hope and White Hart, Bethnnl-green John Evans, Esq. So licitor, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry; tend of Mr. Williams, No. 10, in the Auction Mart. Capital Conch or Waggon Inn, with spacious Hotel, Assem bly Room, and Tap attached, Whitechapel, well worthy the envois, of Inn and Tavern Keepers, or others requiring extesaive Premises. EY Mr. KEMMISH, At Csarraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on THURSDAY, July I, at Twelve o'Clock, by order of the Assignee, THE truly valuableLEASE of these very desirable Premises, known as the K ENT and ESSEK tAvliltPt i - Whitethapel; comprisios a large yard, extensive stabling sae warehouses, capital hotel with colfee-romo. bar, assenddy rims. and parlours; numerous sleeping rooms, excellent domes tie daces, a tap in full trade, omperate vaults, and every con venience for corryiag one eeneern of the B ut magnitude, and are so sappily placed, in ooe of the great entrances to the metropolis, us must, with good management, command a busi ness of the first iespectahility Held on lease for no unexpired term of II }eau, at 4501. per annum, front which is to be de ducted the parts let out, amounting to 1371. 4s. • May be viewed, and Particolars had ou the Premises ; at Carraway's; the Auction Mart; of Metros. Bland fo rd and Murray, Solicitors. at itre-rourt,Temple ; Mr. Domini, Brown's ,' lane, Spitaifields ; and of Mr. Kerninish, 45, Cuomo-4feet, London. ,BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS. L EA.KE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous 'tumid Direase. CNie eaveEy. convenient Frim this moment Sweden detached herself from. Prange, and entered into 'negotiations with her enemies. ''': .- Afterwards, the war between France and Russia became imminent. The Swedish Court proposed to make common cause with FMK!, but et the same time renewing its proposition relative to Norway.— It was in vain that Sweden represented, that from the Norwegian ports, a descent upon Scotland was easy; it was in vain that she dwelt upon all the gua rantees which the ancient alliance of Sweden gate France of the conduct she would follow towards England. The reply of the Cabinet of the 'Mille-. ries was the satne,it had Its hands tied by tint Treaty with Denmark. From that moment Swedes: OW longer kept any 1 : measures; she contracted ao= alliance with Russia • and England ; and the first stipulation of that Treaty was the common engagement of compelling Danmark to cede Norway te, Sweden. The battles of Smolensk and of the Moskwa re strained the activity of Sweden ; she received some subsidies, made some preparations; but began no i hostilities. The events of the winter of 1818 at. rived ; the French troops evacuated flamburgh ; the situation of Denmark became perilous : at war with England, threatened by Sweden and' Russia, France appeared unable to support her. The King of Denmark, with that fidelity which chti'racterises him, addressed himself to the Emperor, in order tp get out of this situation. The Emperor, who wishes that his policy should never be at the expence of his Allies, replied, that Denmark was at liberty to treat with England to save the integrity of her territory, and that his esteem and friendship for the King should receive no diminution from the new connec tion which the force of circumstances obliged Den mark to contract. The King expressed all his gra titude at this proceeding. . Four ships'-crews of very excellent sailors had. .beep furnished by Denmark, and manned four ships of our Scheldt fleet. The King of Denmark, during this time, having expressed a desire that these.sailors should be restored, the Emperor sent their back to him with the Most scrupulous exactneekitlhe same time expressing to the officers and sem* the satis faction he felt at their good conduct. Events, however, proceeded. The Allielthought that the reveries of BOrke were realised. The French empire, in their imaginations, was already effaced from the face of the globe ;. and this idea must have predominated to a strange degree, when they offered Denmark, as a compensation for Norway, our De. partments of the Stcl Military Division, and even all Holland, in order to recompose in the North, a maritime Power, who should act in conjunction with Russia. The King of Denmark, far from suffering himself to be surprised by those deceitful offers, said to them you wish, then, to give me colonies in Europe, and that too, to the detriment of France ?" In the impossibility of making the King of Den. mark participate in so foolish au idea, Prince Dot. gorucki was sent to Copenhagen to demand that they should make a common cause with the Allies, in consequence of which, the Allies would guarantee the integrity 'Of Denmark, and even of Ns tway.— The urgencrof ciroumstances, the imminent dangers which DeammTk ran, the distance of the French armies, her own salvation made the policy of Den - Kin - couiented, in return for Hambergh, ?reach I die. ; he possible to - giving WSW - . necessity of tkinking it _ -fished after Making Ms na wordy con. .--.• ...:, , •'• • • • • *.,• . ' , , . , .. . ,•*$ • • .b•;i - ' . . !-. t .. . 1 ' • •.%ilfs:2 - .1 1 •1*, • • -"" • • • . .1- .••••—• ,•• 'V., • • ' , , , .-r - :41 .1 - ••.. ' •'• '•' I ` • • ' ' i f / .4 ' l ik 7 .. •'. 2. 7N 4\ . 1 ‘l. ' t , s• - "<'• . 4 " . , • .-t • .; 16 . 07" . • ' ~. ' - • i • „ • •••• .. • .. ter. ...,,,,.........4.4••• = mmeasrl• : , -,"WW•f .... 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EVir ;.$ ► 11,46.4,4 ~.,.. ' ' e Ca t \a ~ .i , .; e ' . • .. No. 22 1 10. : ,:, t, .i.. , ~ • --tyi-:•: ,, t •: A ,11 *.;.--.1. 0 - t - ; /401V1iPtAtit . g.diptr , ri!JUNE 26, •plk3, • . • . . • . , . , -• • -Pitallio . • , • • . , i t a • ..-• i: , ..... • .‘r . ' .. , . • .. ratia•-----...-...-...i.-- 1 . , . • PONCA.. PA PHILN, . . . • THEATRE-ROYAL. GOVENT-GARDirsirea , a / .11. , • Boom i.' -..--. j •- . . .. •••••?,: ~.-• .• . • SJILL7.: • '' ' - TH I S present EVENING, Joe l W t -ipol ,-, 1 0;1 111 •.i i : • ' Mill 0. • A ~ / t •-q . .. :. . • -:-. 7 -• ' ; ..; hall be performed ~ t v ., 4 oiii i iitaa „iiiii..ex tr i . . =w4b i : e: , =i f , . __ o p__ . • JOHN - BULL. -• . ' '' I wadi 1 d Vidilbettr• • • • VALUABLE -LIBRARY.. i • • , . . , If . '''' i• i ii . liti i e -..rl rl'f . l ": . • ~ .111 thee (,tr e at . 1 11 2. Y osin iti , tN St alid icipe ‘ -st ee re.4 l tl F ro a. KM- - " . To which will 111 milloi, ' • TR g FARig. 2 4 , - • • _44 , , Oh ! queen and Regeat bac receited the toiloirlitg Intel- . /mitt h t c A ir - r•-. •; 11 .0 : . ' rittilfbAY NErlltad two followio,g lierys, atTs!e e rve, Ilfanee . Of the situbtlea of - lbe artily - Okr tin \ eiettiog of the 14th•i— . . valuable' LIIIRA.Rir, late the property of I'ae Doors to be optmed at boa pet I* es , Wei lute ti• - fi l m . ~ 5 tic at half past six. . , , 9i i i Irf.t.P•tt• I-W'r •• 41 311 I .r. l !. o p • p e el ,. JOHN NICOLL. 1). D. Ile.nd-Master of . 4.41 the troops bad arrived la their cariteirizenta4 • tt i me be mails em itiview . s iligsi s , , . . ce , nse lialaiite d i comprising S p e r ig, and o no C u hu o re it h s . iti O T X•f keeio ord • gdey-, barrac.ks ate bedding,. and camps riA fbraling. - - THEATRE ROYAL,. Datuftir-LAmE. • 4 guirr • sarce FOR THE 'V:REFIT OF MRIS.-BPARKS. ler -- . 4 7 - . liaelldrAof the end the Belle* (,cures . ° ,. The ,Emperee has a paradifi'lltt 81 1 7 'it tett ON TUESDAY, June tit, their Majestr'i a gis t a oi- Cl 7M s a ics ibe viewed, and Catahres had. , . 1!• L. O.clnea. ,"! ti 9 ' , • a_7 vaots will perform a Comedy , aliblld TS t : SONI•SeIt st" faety.i,lioncniekhret 4raveeirbehesmoirv"ists. Hi sto r y. • : I.sni ` , . i i . I,_, gballp 04 tbeenerne's partite*. MOONS in our tear. ERIN : or, Modern Sentiment. . 11,01117 7ftVllllll. . ~ • Books.. Mr. Rivers. M. Powell ; Mr. Oddley, Mr.,Doltsele . • . . ' • - , .. . They male war on their own adcotint, after chi mans Edward. Mr. De . Camp ; Captain Rivers, Mr, Hal o hnlll _i ~4 51#1, . . . , ~,,toi,s4 Mi lo( .. ,„... By KING and -LOCHER, ,- •• . v" IV' A ,, ; , ~, i . l r Meat Room, 3d , King-strati, Govan Outlaw in nee of Scialiond refuse td datitnitleilte thebrusis- r ie .i.erick Yillamour, Mr. Wrtoch; Patrice, Mr. J _ rr.ileit 0 6 . inilltSDAY, JulY 1; and two Billowing Days at Twelve, tice. Several soil/Mon strain liliiktt ttrtieittoy theltii La .I,lnquAle ! Mr. Wewttser ; servants, Mr. Evans sing . . . 4411 I ll ta l . w .' ... :'. ' .. 1:1 1 6% LIBRARY, 'I ate the property of John Ro.; Bo th.n.--Ladv Aloe Loval, idn. Llsoisinr; Mrs. RI, , ..,.. i . .,,,_ , ..,_ ~,, ... cRAty .. .........-... :tlt.ll •4, ' . I l',l s i 4 ; hilts Ruth Rivers, Mrs. Sparks; Mrs. Fitz - li d o, _ , • ~ ~ l i i 4 5 1 1 11 , 1 1 ,1 1 . et .; A aehatiie. ~. , . , AL m ow , p,,, i . o f f i l ik s o le s 1 4 , 4 16 h, d eteast .d-,...:c u iv„ , .s.A s er majesty th e Empress.osal i lia .itegel , t has . inti glifid aelecocia of Re "k'• • P" tieel " l i 1 agiierl44 , .„,,, , ,,- , T ••• red the foilowing totelligenCe frbm the atmyt - \L„ B ',ice; Mel. Furbish, Mrs. Barlow. ; TiroeYs Nam , . . - • le—. - ,—. s,. 0, : aiiii Maid, Mrs. Chafferley. e iTs,' /.• o w * l ,6' . ~ '''' " WINO. 74 Grammafs mod Dirtioaaries. In ..e - our of tike Ev vo ia; , Mr. BRAMAIR islll as Ms- 41 4 : 6144 ,C , , fo r eit t z - itroge* a sim i bbs . ~ • be viewed on Wednesday the 3aih; aial atiplogne,,,tbee , ditett the 13th i-- viral POPULAR SONGS. I.• '• 10j.".. •I t . , . ... ~ • . Basalt de kaus,,.lfeniab Minis* -tfferigliW IMP Aft. r which, the Dr.unittic Steles of BLUE DEVII.R.— ..P A TI • . ~ t. ". -r‘.-..• 1' 4 - W • Mr. 7 , l4'ptli •.• Mr- !Wilmot James. Mr- De CalaP i Deobilh mash. on•ipogruit, *Ma aeriderthsid- ~ •.• . , Ta Marius! Onestenep.anskallapit,„l„ ... ' . Patc 4l l# l ,o AM AM Kllifg,„l6llllPaam . sleal,: ..., _ . . . . Palmer ; aisd A noetts,•llm. Order. • . tabs; eogtavoltilms ... I • 6 • • ''i • TO BE DISPOSFX 084 , .4. •. .s.. ,•'i SOW t•,04 ~ • . . . To which will he added. *POPULAR FARCE, inlaid' f ha CORNELIUS TACIT 11011.LIWS .1170141,1 Aces...B- op GmouNti i n fa* cop . After floe Weir td Copeithigen, 'tit treaty of lir* Mr. BANN ISTEIt will perform. Boxei, 75.; Pit, Si. 6d. ; Lover Gallery, fa; Upper Gal- GERMANCAUNI ET DE VITA AGRIVALL. Ex , .2: and stack, with I heat Catnip • and ' fig new Nett of 5 ewer was 'coacluded betweeu,Frttate amid DeniliarC • Edina& Gabriel's Broiler. Locis Annalists et Illistosimorsob framing. 'imam vekbili two mites of 'Co rden Marta, By• that treaty the %vent guaranteed the integrity )erg. 1 , .. and one 92 miles. Tii.kei: to be bad of Mrs. Sparks. No. 1 5 4 Ywen•streees " citiktlee'hekois et Addifils . To treat for and to v i ew, apply to Mr. Cochran. Ahtlloneer• d Denmark ' .. : Strum': ard of Er. Sariag. at the Rex 0 re. Little Roma- Cora RICHARD' RELHAN, A. M. LS. 8. fintiL.A.,. , 4 4. Ylera Vantabrigieasis, Auctoris et Villas de He • • street, fi ilia Teu till Font, where Places f r the Bazeh- 5 53 wal . .._ ,2_ . --, . , "m and Land Agent, No. 7, Duke street , Grosvenor-place. In the ystar 4811, dtm@eir, made knotrn at Paris; ' Aro sancont pectoris. tok i ... - A 1 .•,f1 Cantabrigim,esctsdetsal Jairobsilt Damn : impends Tallegli- ' - 1 the desire she had of uniAg - Nbriray to Sweden, and • ! ,),- •tna et Fitton's. Cant/1,40r ; venesat aped bongialiMist - la. . Timber, Waggoni, Carts Horses tied Erects. demanded • th e assistance' a .FranCe: She was •anz LIVERPOOL ACADEMY OF ARTS. . -.4 et F. C. et J. Ritingtoo. et G. H. Lace, Loadini. - r• . B 1 Mr . WILLIAMS. sytered, that "listener wish Frit** Trod to de an His Royal Highness the Prince regent. Potros... •fr ' On the Remises, Milbankseotv, Westminster, on WEDNF.S- agreeable thing to Swedeu a treaty -44tilianCe ha* , rrHE FOURTH Annual EXHIBITION of -Odd Jost published. In Bvo. price Ss. ia boards. • 1 lii,tiletiiin will apes on the sewed of August, sit ibe DAY, Jane 30. at 'nitrite, by. Order of the Proprietor • - A TREATISE on PLANE and SPHERICAL . mi. Thomas Edinuadf , sea. retiring frosts business, • in been concluded with D enmark, giirknteeing the Union Romos Duke-street ; and it is requested, that those Ar- TR9GONOMITRY. • ' . •' ti,is who inte n d to exhibit, will seal their perforasakeess di • By ROBERT WOODHOUSE, A.M. F.R.S. VONSISTING of Fire Strong Dreught „HORSES integrity of that power, his Majesty eobld not gi* reeled to tile Secretary, on or before the 90th of Joly. PI oo Fellow of Camille and Caius College, Cambridge. • ‘../ la capital grey Mare. a bay Gelding, a 9-inch wheel that his Consent. tO the-dismemberment ef .the territorPif ber Menage, a 6-inch ditto, a lock under close bodied coal specimen of art will be' received after that day. The Secnad,Editioa..corrected, altered, ago enlarged. , waggon t rarts, two single-horse chaises, hareem, a quantity of ' MS • allY. HENRY HOLE, Secretary. Landon : Said by Black, Parry, and Co. Leadeskall-street • From this moment Swedtm detached herself from: May 95,1813. ...n... ..A. n...._......A I& . • 1.... . Lt.... ...1... kit. 4.....-1.1.. 4.......... .6 ..• ••••44 ...I O. &.•••••1 : *lt I:4 u• ...4.4.:. 6: ... a. m a.: 41. 1.... ea • .L.A for curing, in all its stages, the Wiriest - I Disiase., ' One mark give wet'. The King con iented t in returi small Pill is it dowse* and the taking of one box in a reeem rase ~,t,_ ~..., . of A • • . cov e r u 1 ... will so b s conv i nce t h e pat i ent o f the certainty of n wee d y re . the s...rancee his I.looiiniooo, to Liam.. covert'. Nothing am he better coretrised, more safe, or more and to keep that town sheltered frim the Fri convenient than this remedy for each 1 1 1 are adiSed to g^rr - Armies dering•the war. He felt " all .that was nits, or to sea, as It needs no confinement or restraint of diet ; and sixty years experience (In an extensive practice) Ims prov- agreeable to the Emperor iu this stipulation ed that it will etreet a cure whoa repented salivation and made ell the, a igt101111)140C11 it was possib all other methods hoed nothing. k'or the Scurvy and make 1 _ 414, ether, Chronical Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. . in ; ' did' Alen ipl sign it but by gi . _ •-. _ • Upwards of 40,000 persons of both sexes have' been radkally , way, to . • all those by whom he cared of the above cruel disorders. within the but eight years.. garrwunoiledm :too . rqprope need to him tile necessil Prepared and maid by the PrOprietors, Thomas Taylor sad Siting - his s tall bok ite, was far from thinki Son, Members of the Royal College of Surgeons," London tee the list of real Surgeons, publemsently by The Royal Col was only a wir Ilea laid fer him. They wi kge), al their house, No. 9. New Jtidyle•vireet ; whet* ColoPt to p l ace Mn.., Irin with 'mace, and after Ma gam nttendance and advice will be by Shoe is dill Mg -, K 2 p uce L . ... 4 11:2 r. relative t o the above complaints; th in‘lttleble secrecy. Alsi p we L ily mol,y1,1114:450. - o lip kW circusnaesiaos hit by aPpointrarlds at the Perfamerei No. ifbi St. Allotoodn'et ' 4111_4 „ rillial-kove • trete' their 'a Pall-Mills Mr. Detanettaßh'a 7 41 1 ,8 4 1 P0 NIP-7; . t ( etas- sod ' • o titsopecrt i be.to ell.thp ehamefel km; mad by one person In eveyy considendile town of Wei • .. • Britain, &c. to Vexes of only fir. NI east. • - gun y s• to Impose on him 7 Lc ARTIFICIAL LEECH. mnel IMPROVED TaussEs for RUPTURES. JWHITFORD, Surgical Itstrument Maker knd • Cutler to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and Truss-nutkec to the City of London Truss Society, for the Relief of the Rap ture i Poor, patronised by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge; begs leave to announce to the Public, that the ire an.t complete APPARATUS, as a SUBSTITUTE for LEECHES. lately invented by bins ' is now sanctioned by the Society of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce, who, in testi anoni.il of their approbation, have again voted him their Silver ltkcal, in addition to theowe that he had the honour of receiving 4r)ni them is the year 1810, for his improved Trusses. The Ap paratus is simple and edicaclous, the mode of Application easily understood, and it is unaccompanied by any passibility of dan ger. J. Whitford has the satisfaction of informing the public, and those afflicted with ruptures, that the good effects of his im pray( d Tntswa have been felt within these few years by front eight to tee thowitnel afSicied individuals; and be engages, by ct,y and conveuient means, to keep up the most difficult rup ture that ("in ezhet. Whitford's Artificial Leeches, together with tbeTrusses.may be had at his Manufactory. 'Miter the centre gateway of St. Bartholomew's flospital, West SMithfield, where the public, ne.:l prufe,sional Gentlemen in particular, are requested to ap ply ; beveralsporious imitations of W hitford's Inventions having been exposed for sale. - ' A 'CHALLENGE. MESSES. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Ma i lessy's service, challenge the whole world to prove a single Instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired effect. The e raclice of amity. , years In this particular branch of their profession has not aired rise to one onsuecessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment laid cure of VENEREAL COM PLAINTS, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful erects of a habit long surd most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the unfeiling source of Biserenness; the other have its ravnges fatally developed to them by a dis tressing state of debility, which, if mat timely remedied, termi nates in Impotence. These are its remote and ultitaate effects; while consumptions, loss of muscalur power, aSd various Der. wins complaints, usually characterise the earliest slays of this solitary vice; of persons languishing ureter disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has Dever proved an successfirl in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In she most obstinate and complicated eon of Ye ,wereol infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy ex ,fiteseences, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruption, sands) meakoess, gleets, as tibia . . STRICTURES, ' • 4/hither recent or of long duration. and which hove b.l 11 she .kill of other practioners, are by their present improv e .. plot of treatment, effectually a permanently cured, without the I patieut suffering sue exerue s lig pain and alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the applicaiien of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty years extensive practice in this metro polis. aumerous easel, of 'strictures have be en ale, are daily no ' rill E CORDIAL BALM of GrLF.AD is highly der their care, the total eradication of which is effected by a IL esteemed hi the East and West Indies, for nourishing and safe. certain, nod expeditious mode of practice, superior to any iißigniadue the NergrOUt , Sfsteill, 1111(1 acting as a general Raw- , other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility ranee to debilmitvd Onnalitiitionh, arising from Bilinits Coin- C proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, and the %datum contra. led in hot climates. The cold and tremolos. ! patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the nerves are warmed nod steadied ; the relaxed fibres, or soft 1 debility has fur yews existed, a proper perseverance in their resl Gabby flesh, rendered firm ; the muscles invigorated ; and the storative remedies , die r t h e s tri c ture has been destroyed, is lap emaciated limb- c overed wil l firm tle-h; and the exhausted yes- dispeambly requisite to revive the slumbering retark• of lilli t i aels rrl).elli.ked, and to re-animate the Constitution. Such wi Wive the care nod education of females, the studious , Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respect:thing as well :is the sedentary part of the community, 'lnlaid never be , love been ender the care of Messrs. Currie mid Co. fur the re without the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes Diseases in . inosnl of complaints of the eredira, strictures, &c. ; and having the head, invieerates 'Preened, improves the mentors, and ea- i received' 'a radical and permanent cure, request that references livens the iniagitation; revives and exhilarates the laueuid may he given'to them, as satisfactory evidences s of the decisive droopingspirit,, promotes iliaesti,m, and helices the nerves. i superiosity of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. — Taos Nteditide is 111 is lilllikb price l 10. rack ; or • filar in Many of these Goole:nen havituid strictures from tea to twenty cue Family Bottle, f or 33 5 . by w hich' the Purchaser saves one year find hind lieeitunder the care of Messrs. Home, Ileavisides. I Is. hank, by ail the hlediuue Veaders' in the tinned King- and oilier Surgeonloof flptal eminence,' who attempted she care dom. by the apptimulaa of she lunar caustic, without success. To prevent Counterfeits, observe particularly, that the words Patients in the country are requested In state she partieulen " Squil. 5..101n011, List:good," are print. .1 oil the Stamp. iof t'oeir tare, *e, and general habit of living, &c. &e. incloeinu * e a' As Dr. iOlottliiii .. practice is uo w beronte so great and I u,remettasoce for advice rind medicines, when the slime will be ' , ltemise. ikat his leno,latil engagements require a es t asidersible given or sent to stay part of the kittgliorn. To ensure that se portion of hi, time and attendance, he elite( to, when etiosolied .eyecy ! o essential lo their undertaking, the postage of 'kticto lay letter, the usual cuinplinient o f One Pond Note to be in- may be added to the account for medicims. riu-ed, fuel slo for snfris , he thus direeted a-ett Odoiwy • :Mum Curt.* pnet CO. tany be cansalted by either Sex, wish Letter, Dr. siitwwia, Gilead !loose, Year LivapooL kaid .the Wettest delicacy, seerecy, and honour, at ilielrielinte. No. sluutik postage." . - 107, Vattua-garka.-90 Judi 1.11419.-101, Itattorgardeo. rpm?. genuine MEDICINE', SPIISBURY'S 1 PATENT ANTI-SCORBUTIC DROPS, has the words " By the King's Patent," expressed on the Hodder, bill of direction and outside wrapper. :Ind the King's duty is primed in auk ink. In Bottles al6s.; double, 10s. 6d.; and 11. 3,. duty included ; Compound Essence, 01. To Mr. SPILSBURY, 13, Sohn-senarr. Cranbrook, July IS, 1819. CM—Having experienced so much .benefit from your PA-1 TINT ANTI-SCORBUTIC DROPS, without ingratitude, I let it remain linkup,.s to yourself and the public. I was 1:ally afflicted w itb the Scurvy is nay legs, which for two-years graoLtally became worse, till I had above 40J holes in meta, Omer-tin of which were much brander than a shilling. Alv state brill; known to a humane Gentleman, he informed me of to ca,e very similar to mine ; the person had been confined to lied the creule,l part of two years, and by tukiog n few sulall-bat ties of your w:t4 soon cured. By his recommendation, 1 wow ibtliteed to give them a trial ; and to my great rurprise and coatf.ot; I soon found my sores healed, and after taking three mull bottle,,. ['mild do my work n ithout inconvenience. To prevent the re;tito of the disiase, I lake about one small bat.le each year. which has fully succeeded to my wishes; and I remain your obliged humble servant, IVitnees, Joseph THOMAS KENNARD. • s :~ ,~ I ~l' PaPHLgata-ON *APS. rler ladf- THE ROYAL SCHOOL b ATLAS; consisting of Fifteen highly-Snishe&Maps, sereldg es an Atlas of rt. fereoce, and as a Companion .to the Royal-sized Geoaraphe- • cal Copy-books with nuintroduction, coontining TWENTY FOUR. 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