The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-05 00:00:00

..~ tea• . ...".. Ali , aria , Nos I'o. % of virkTRE • a qui PILESEN% iI perftsfordi r oun ded on thell GUS' _ wi t h new Mesies.tski.. Dreieliad*Deraralioiet. t '` ereuee composed , Mr ' CON vied the /bit, ruin mid alaselected by KLl o t i t . / -it C !wavers by Mr YOU 1.. Mr t'G IL TON i t 01.11(/ Me C h e n l', Mr Ott 81 14. 1:5. siraNdlinvelf; WE/41AV, MCIIPAWCwrr4 JOHNSTON., Mita D t't KOWA, Milo- 401/T024,1 T ft. C. K ENBLE. .I,ISTON,,Mrs W. 04141, 34, reiVIC tke. • To width ildded. : lllse Iratee4 ALI, THE _WORLD'S A.STAGEII'E'•% t e d ib et i reespkin, mVULAIIICDARD t Copt ovoIERTON ; Capsaiii fisalitly, Mr GLARISMO 4 :I7; %, Mr 1.1141'0 1 1 0 1: delerldriditit Pumpkin, Mrs DA , ..oßT; . iity Speieglisty, ,MietZ..llOOTH. piv o t , began fWb'lst . :lM.--Pit Ow dd. Sensed 11'444 . weer S A llery devised nice Is.-I,7pper Gadery Is l flied& „41 ' O AK , 01101.-041raditi Natives Vala6-013Sa- Ot Hedfrim Erl—'7 6 * Rim Lear.— . today. Welk; Orhich ( n vet acted) a New vet , intied X. r. Z. TO THE GLPITLEIIIIN OF TILE LAW. ' itiTiNG PAI'EAS.OI the bust qualities sold s take uudersie, tiose‘grices, far ready money, thrift o.Fer am , mutest the want .rxt.K., -at R. ROFFMAN'S foo d on ,Ssaiiorairy -Worthome; No. 418. Straud, six im trids Sedfdrd-streer, oppoibte the Adelplii. Quire. I Reaw. I Quire. I Ream. s. d. s. d. . i.. d. I.. d. T ao ist:lp 1323 8 Copy U9ll 6 . * Pi& Cie 1 6 28 0 Siper do. 010 16 0 Diuusuper 1 9 Si u Thick poet I. 2 21 0 The te.erW n relsousefirr Iliath,Nilierl, f)rawiim, as* eapers4l iuiplions, S tat i onary, dec.. ; !goodly moderato r , Al 4 0010, IN. e ket.books, Ac. . 1 • • • • . ! ----_ SININION.B, 'FA11,911,, 0414, ffill e rrArltiti i A e EQ UPsitti a T ta ßEPosTroftli t:8 l it.. a . Strinyi, mar Oarra•street, 'ar 481, opposite t i rthlitiihinirmU.l wet , b e e leart e rt rn liis most *ratite l t lui to th e AM. /km litfr fort permanent . support 1 and the contingnore ' of their eolitiro Chat/bees hiss that they have proved kis Ma tants aid Workiriedihip, and art ill Fitting, tiiither with his dem Tote and railltiak . ° '., • , i • ' Win' !Oa* Dressesl YnOnf Oentlemen's Hussar ditto, 1,0 trimmed and plaint Servants Liveries; Leatheti Breeches, a.kr.—Gmatleosen maligning their respective Regiment., or pax broad,couspietely equip, ns ordered by the Commander Id OWL Lag and West India Orders duly esecuted at the following laslerms:= *it of handsome Regimentals, best . quality £lO 10 0 Naval Uniforms ' ditto 6 :;tiperliiii: 'Cloth Coats, British Wool - 313 6 11nt Suptiltse Blask or Blue ditto, Spanish Wool - - - 4 14 6 lira inner may also be accommodated with Clothes 00 Com tret,,soring from 40 to 50 per cent: Three Salts of Clotho per year, best quality sll6 0 0 Four Salts ditto , - - - 94 0 0 f ivs Sails ditto - - 29 10 0 Sir Saitedifto . - - - 96 0O• • t With•every other Article proportionably low. , r , h Suit of Clothes at Si 11isor's Notice. ..ssatelhilillo .11 / lINERAL Yd./Alien Deuria, Webaramplare, Rimeeil.square, hey. MOO sow respectfully to infanta the Nobility anal Gentry. whiling late ottmoion for the exercise of his talents, that he May hi united at all times, between the boars of ten &Clock in the acting, and Ave in the afternoon. A large .portion of the amenity being already relieved and benefited by Artificial Teeth, constructed by Mr. Faleur, from Mineral Prep aration, le is always enabled, through the liberality of his friends, to re such refereoces, as to their id/bevy durability, as can. *fail proving satisfactory:to thaw, who 'nay have occasion sehttitutes, imadvantage and induigincit mew before. le blies* . eujoya by a tleatitt.-Mr. Yakut agars to a htaat tooth tuLsi plaids seti withoot pain gr. irritation to da patient, mid: to renew them without adnlartal charge supaice, 3114(i1i they tetar or elm* colour. —Mr. Faleur eon Omagh an Artificial Palate, in a manner peculiar to hi ii self. bk. lately succeeded its relieving a g entleuum ' whorl suffer *Sad privations were great, and whose case Was 4 the Itin thicult nature ; this gentleman has authorised Mr. Fa- Fa lea (as well from a feeling of Kratitude, us from a wish to satisfy any fellow-creaturelahouring noder a si guitar affliction), tattler to him in ease of any doubt cif Mr. Faleur's capabi lity.—To those who are not acquainted with• Mr. F. be bogy lave to observe, that his charge iu either case will be always load oelesate. Mr. Piker hits the honour to pretest to the Public, the Nod etincious Emeoee that has yet been offered to their at trition, for the of the Teeth and Gums. lie distills it aid it will he fouod to act ant only aka reined / 4 but ohs as a preservatiee, ft is to be bad at Mfr. Faleurb, No. JS, Wobarn-place, Rusiell-square.. rriE CORDIAL BALM of GILEA D of: I, 1.. fords the most permanent Relief, and is happily calcu lated fur the Weak, the Sickly, sad Inhrin. Persons of either tot, oho, from habits of indulgence, late slab u ~ sedentary ',lamest, anxiety of mind, frequent ions: on, sudden f i e ineki,over ereition, a.weakly cuestitotauo, the' le, or other roan, are abject in various and viistiessing Nervous Mkt:- , Inn, Metalling Sick Head-ache, Hysterical and Consumptive Cruplaiuts, distends for Society or Moine*, Teenier and go- Pug Ergotism so the most trading occasions, Lass of Arypetkes 10 ins, dec . will find immediate relief from the use Alf this Is Debility, Seminal Weaknesses, 1111inditairirritable Ha bit% Takes bunnies, or Nervous CuasunspOpoii its merit nnlnds t°rltalletl. It enters into :tad mixes with roast subtle of the Arian Fhiids; assists. invigorates the Dekaged JUlrensZ nut a genial wasimoh upon the debilitated mid Ilillsed p tsatitand is aced of assistance. ?mats enter* upon the holy state of htatrknony should twitter, that " whert the fautaisio is polluted, the streams that Iss frets it cannot be pure." A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas...4 l w CurJial 1414 of Gilead is ;tad in Rattles, priest ftlf-a-guinea rich t tine are also Family Bettlegi price sb. containing equal to four g„ tt l es at jo s . Q. by winch the Patient-saves 9s. including alht the thitYl the Stamp of dhich hears the Proprietor's acme " 1 atifirevg, " s aw ,. y o b o mm i , Li v erpool." to imitate which is I dutb•—N. B. The postage of all Letters iii the Dueler must 1 K paid, and a fee of lint. 6d. incrused for advice. „soil by Mathews and Leigh, tg, triad, and all Medians Inners in Town and Country. —.—.--.--.--...---; ttatrALSl lltaOßDl.lt.--Int. FRLLNIAN'S LitITTA SALUTARIS. TUE value of Ibis i•lallifile Medicine has been 'long proved, that nothing lif the resew day can bent ott " I s t petition with 11, in nil the different stages of a certain In'este, which it eiTitsally cures, and eraktites from the /6141 , without excithag the painful feelings and exposure that t. 11 "Ot Salivation, viitiiiout debilitating the Constitution many v.: t ires, or even requiring retnlinetuent from holiness, or re- ~r icti , i n of diet. Th e radi c al virtue* of these inestimable t u h rolis kin. proved their claim to public approbation , fur mom , 3 , 114 Yeah/. In all the debility of both sever they pr ove a , ' ''failing restorative, whetner the debility is proslnc"ti by uo free use of Mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the efirets of a turn climate. To traveller., mid tho.e going abroad, they a sst hit recommended toss striongly, Ili they will reevive a 44 'l"Peti e Yi aod complete cure, to ikii 41 tiebtiont COWIN 8 m rii weakness that affects the bladder and organs of u rime. i '''' ( Amy to I • •be . Mothers, AD t s ur •,,„ . y 111111Wil save tome , Y years had beea de riled of Vitst bap lisess.--Snid wanly. tog a .. . p oe "' reta il, at Mr. Butler's, ltfu.4, Sea de caper at tu t rtinoster-row ; • Beiham, Pftmdilith ? eh, Hall i Fro shied niii", e rt ~ _PlYlneutb t Knots and Linyt; ' Rientinghtint i Other a nd t-inhitirYs Lfreepoolb Staines and Lysell.. Mug" ~i f; Trew matt, Clew ; Smith sad Op Ater t YA,:utharib b u' 'low ; oat ortail by suarrt'eartery moon Venders* vint io r * 4 94 each with maple disseettinflis ! -Fll ...z - : .. 41 .4......:..4 ~. .... t,,...„.,.....„.„. 1 . liesuived ananimsurjy t _That the Thaiths at. thisthis , wt beil WsMalls Hie, Hos. THOMAS SMITH, IMO Lord Mayor of t Ws City. 15'110000 and independent diatintips - irf thei public duties of that high and important slim. foe. his poliiiv %Millis's to the.litimbert of this Court. for the tissides" of ae-i %Okla he condtautiv aEorded to alt ranks Of his fellow-el-1 hid more espeaally for hid assiduity to preserve tkd popiast thiaCityd at aU times, ittsPo4th Limit Yid t • ; mrrorx-risom The 'Wolfe we leftelie of the i'At 4 l:ORl COMPANY is to 101, Patin:Al, frets 92,pitorip. street. TA 'MILS* • COIiIP,ANY'S Pit • fist CLOTHES, teethe year1:810. PRICES. pargoCksisaggir L!, 111. MAO 114111 ed Ketseyvaere 'ketches htionclionar Fancy I:tisd ditto 1 6 Of..c• Sink ditto - - - - . 2 Nankeen Penn . :tonna . '6 6 -Superfine Cloth be Keineyraere dittria•• .! , tee • a xi air Cloth Great Coat (plain) , r , • 5 _.k Pair of Superfine Doe Skin Breeches * 2 It 0 . :5t11 . 11 , ,. contracted .for by-the Year, eidodie Old Ones ILO be returned. .. Three Snits pr Year £l9 0 0 Five Suits per year £9 0 Fier ditto ,- 34 . 0 0 1 Six ditto - 10,0 1.1.;.4.Li; • LIVERIES. 161pery . . 16`...gb ft Irk Jacket and Waistcoat - - • 1,0) - - ' - • 11' -• • • - 110' Cloth ditto.- • .4/ : 0 PRICES OF REGIMENTAL. AND NAVAL uNtroards. ,^ • A Reginseetal Coat - -• *I ••• 3 .6 b Ditto Waistcoat - • l ot t 18 0 Ditto Pair of Breeches - 1 11 6 . • Repon C.4V se' Super fi ne Great: ."'•' 15 6 Plan British Wool - .•• ,ri•er 414 6 Superfine Cloth Overalls .:r - 0 30 0 Pairnf Doe Skin Pantaloons • • 3 0 0 'Q Pair of Loimb Skin Breeches . -- •• - 3 •r i • Cs-mime:l may contract for Coats on thpgame principle: I Fonr CORI: per year .El 5 0 0.1 Six Coatqter year X 9.2 0 AY . . ;I . lireditts - 18 001 ithe'llennew heiwc winductrd wholly .Inif the principle of Lll.4lll4lnney, excepting tfusse tlentleinew who cootrart, the r ors take this opportunity of informing Mast Gentig! iles:- their Bill will he sent in half yearly, and the Clnth es which are to be returned brollies' back. Naval and MiNtattl Officers will bud ormaiderable advantage in applying twth E.tablishasent.fur their Uniforms, or •uther Articles Of Dress. Regimental Qr4ers are partiadarly attended to. . Oentlenwe are informed, that by addrrorluipu lithe (post paid) MAW Com* any's 22, George-streets AdellA. l • ll lle3.esill dile" - ed to ateasure Ihemeeivesoo - • ahoy were present. Likewise to - jam', which meet Xlie Public - owed at N beers of..aa 7lr ---r r NMfDDLEITON, Packet,Botsk• knit Black a teed- Pencil Kilter to the King and Prim, of-Wnies, a the Original Manufactory, No. leit, Strand, opposite NewrastLe street, hegileave to recommend to the l'uliltc hit GENIUIN ',MACK LIAD PhT4CILS, whote superior etreellcoce has lien for more than 50 years universally ocknowledgetl And rencil. for drawing in colours (of a late inventloll.) T0 ' 41130111. guild' bit Pencil, from Counterfeits; the mark, which *as for gully only Middktos, iti sow changed to N. Middleton, and Ike direction, N 0.162, Strrusd, London stamped on each pen cil. Au extensive nstortment of pocket-books and thread-cams, citric& mouuted is gold, silver, and plain; a complete toiort mesh of travelling, writing, and deeming-easel; tiemlemen's pocket commodes, manila% every article for SllitVill4 and dressing; portable writistal dressimt-desks and bores, in ina-• bugany, tutor wood, leat he r, &c. Writing paper, earl: Roe cut, large pent, fine Irish awl Dutch sealing-was, and all kinds of stationery ; portable and ounting-house letter-coPying ma- . chines. These machiues, by which writing may be etpcditi flatly and clearly copied, tire brought by N. Middleton to . toe utmost perfection, and comprised in a inalamtity rase, which torsos a complete desk; sane so small as to be of the greatest convenience to those who travel; others of a size and form to answer the purposes of a complete secretaire. A large at....ort-. meta of razors, and all kinds of fine cutlery. A _ DVl(;6.—Eneoniaged by th e uniform success' attending their ar aiethod of Maitland -10 the Care of a few prevalent =taints, which law bees &sinned by the experience of many years iu a large and extensive practice; sensible also of the happy elects resulting to the Public from Medical Men cootining deli-attention to a cereal, Class-of Dis eases, Messrs. GOSS and CO. continue to direct their Statics to those Disorders tubing from a secret destroctive htillit of W r en. 1 sideline youth which not nay occasiois a sameness train o Nervous Aare, , ions, but also entails on its votaries all the atty.f rating IMBECILITIES of e. Its that distressingst e a of te of DEBILITY or Deficiency, wh ether the conseque lic such hanefol habits, excessive drinking, long resideoce in hot climates, or any other cause, by which the PsiWClsei of the Can. stilettos become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of L o ndon, they oiler illirm,sak, and speedy restoration to sound end vigorous health. • Where on early application is made for thlenive of a CER , TAD; DISOILDEIt, frequently contracted in a moment of lisebritKv. thirradication is generally completed in the short :Lace 441 wit ys, and hi the more advalked mud ieveterate , of Venereal !Action, • characterized b y , a variet y of I leful toad distressing symptoms, a persaverasee in their pins far t ! Wpm; re:graiot is diet or esereise)will insure to the Patituf a perutattent and relics! cure., The Diseases of the UREtHrtA, as frequently connected with, sr seising from the ribose Cninplaint, - have not escaped their atteotioa i by an infallible and improved Phut. they are voi ,hkg to remove obstinate CLEETS and STKICTUft ES; olltethen recent sir of Wog duration, without resorting to tht tusitiful and denseness use of the Caustic Bougie: Many in etatteestaa be adduced of very inveterate Cases, of sevens years Continuatiee, haviag yielded to their method iu a few daft, af ter the Cure hail been attempted by other Practitioners with out effect ; and such has been the agreeable resat of a practice of fourteen vearp, shat the mode of treatment • has not in one single imittinie twee proved abortive, durittx which period maw; t i m asa t ig rename, of bath sexes, have experienced the enjoy ment of having been perfectly cured, after severe and injurious methods had been persevered in to so purpose. Messrs. GOSS and CO. exclusively professing the Cure of these particular Complaints, io'order that they. .may not he, by a mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so jostiy attached to the Igt train empitic, think it hut justice to themselves to state, that they have been prugwrly educated mid initiated into every branch of the professimilcertilicates of which, from diferein fluspitals, and' testimonials from the moi4 comment Phyalcians, they have to osavines any inquirer), that the tweets 811.431041 g ~ f r ,„ t h e ir g a i te h yours fi rst induced theta to quit the practice- of the geuerftl•Pettetitionter, and they presume that their preten siooscomtitute a fairground for the unprecedented colfedence with which, they have, by the Politic, !seen so liberally ho noured. To 'he ertattalsrd at their Imre daily (personal s , or bY letter), by Pathan* et either Sex, with secrecy; delicacy, and attention. Pat ietus in the Country sire requested,.titnate the Particaktrs of their Cite, Age, nod Manlier sit Living, enclosiirg i‘ Bank , onto far Metre noel filedieli‘ei ;•ned the statue Wilt be forwaril ed souny vitriol the kingdom. . GOSS and CO. Surges., N 0.13; Bouverie-street,lleetatreet. - 16 ".% ' _ r _~~"..—.. _ a coaches, 11= through Lasirentoft. Wrangford, LB) boroio,,Yoziasd, 0 Magi, Alt Wuodbridge, •every ~mos arc • I,WARlOQUielettutifinslsa Cowl, dm* 0141101111 nod [raids, Tuesday, Friday,atul Sunday Marshy at Flee. ' i I ' l AC'T'ON teach, throagleelihmkHartley how s lite. Mon. WedllesdaY aad Friday.lforahurs al Nineo'Clott. ABIJNOEL, PET WOBTH, _aad LITTLE HAMYTON - 1 Pbsresuch,throset Kiisgeda,trilulDurd, arid aoduladag, Tod-. . 4 a.Y• TilfeldaYs nO6 l- Salorday Moeuisspr at Six. .. BIRMINGHAM Telegraph Couch, every blorolagat `. BRIGHTON Royal Coach, through Salton, Riegate, Craw , et% and Coekfteld, eteryßlentirtg at Serf BROMPTON, CHATHAM, and ROCHESTER 'Oise Sta. Siwaa ? Swim), daily, at 2 &Clock. .—CHESTIIR and PA REDATH Walsall, Poor Crosyes; I Aitl6/04ff Toesdapi • MIMIA es Ori Lan asoft,F4l4l,o DA .14,Iffisp.„ /day, mad Friday Malik*** . ? '• ICA mititmete unroll :13aacii (14 11 .0 1 1*•V.* 'Owasso:EV/types" hod Buatiagfurd, every Men** I" , Wye% eMist - Sunday. • • CAMBRIDGE light Tele#aph Clack (is 7 hisiaMllllo. 'l sad Bark way, every Moralog at Eight sit:leek, Auiday, and carries only Pour inside. CAM ilit WOE Post Coach, through -Warn RaHrwayi atti Fouttnire, Monday, Wednesday, nad Friday,A(ternooaatur.;:l ' CANTERBURY ? MARGATE, RAMSGATE, CHAT /I A M, RUCH Es i Llt,*6d ST ROM Costelles.oteegAlata log and Evening.. 11.# •Ettia Cachet Jig any Haar._ Cit AlCit OCltlitTElLftiriG.RAVESENbeilailiie - 4 A four iinteaniday. , • , • : • DEAL New lied Expegitiints light Tekgraßb Drink whit (ware and Unapt, every creak* itt Ty tvelota. DOVER apd DEAL Post Cuathes, • ever,' tlinfiligittpwes and E'vediagiu Six. . EDIN,BORGII and lIBMCASTLII - Atislestllll4; Coach, through Ainwick, Berwick, Durham, Darliagusa ft Notdolliertoth every Morning at hiff-past Si*. II -FAXE)I4 A%( Caltels, through Newmatiset, lisnadent.ll/41 Swaffhain, Mundny, Wedisetdayi and Friday Aftentuoa *at Folic o'Clock. • : FAVERSHAM otssti e libtreosek Morning it Eight. • *GOSPORT Coach A , Blue),*- th Staines , gagshot, kallsitsas, Altos, West Oil; 1! 1 6 4 ' .H RT Palt P ar k) RD and WA . • at NW • past. • • . • r • •. , 1 •,.- HULL ROONF.Y Came l iiiiVeav Drialtast44, Thorn, the " Jo y e e. rne. .y sti hours. tu lady t x tt eil e it pt (l eraniteres; fbrtniog ' teak nod will be found tbe`hest nveyanre B. It avoids the istrentely slanerouspassage of the Humber: IPSWICH and COLCHESTER Coaches, thraugh Strat ford. St. Mary, Witham, iteivedon, Chelmsford, lagatestone, and Bamford, every Mitaipig !sad Rveniag. LEEDS Coaches every Morning at hall past Sir, and After . ~NewmarketiStratu lay, and Friday rtsop), tiwough • Morniugs at L. Unaciss told St. Al- &A's, every LANCAE _ AR and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wi gan, Preston, Kendal, Peurith, and Whitchaven, every After at half past Two. lAN COLN and NOTTINGRAU Post Coach, every Morn ing and Afternoon. MARGATE and RAMSGATE Coaches, every blaming at Sand Eveiiiig at 6 MANCHESTER light Telegraph Coach, through Likes ter, Derby, Achhorne, Leakouid Macclesfield, every After noon at ball past 2. The Public Attention is particularly re guesteslto this Conker° ns it is thellaginat Coach established for carryint FOUR &SIDER only •it on the last highly improvedconstruction for Ease an d . Safety, travell with a Guard and •Lumps, and is worked throaghout la the best pos sible Style. NEWCASTLE, SUNITERI.AND, and SIIIELDs new and expeditious light Coach tlie Ect.tesc), tbroagh Stocktun and Yarn, carries only 4 lrhias, and is lighted nod guarded, sets out every Afternoon ntd4.l • • NORWICH Expedition Conch, through Ilockerill, Douro bridge, Nesimarket; Thetford, and W yiliondhditn,'every After noon at flail past OXFORD and WOODSTOCK Light conch (the BligN• 'EIM) Mend4y, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at 8, li , through Ushriesie, Wycoastie, and Tetswarth,_. _ PORTSMOUTH Coach, every Morning at Htdf-past4, and Even* at '7. SIAM FORD Coach, through Uertford, Baldoith, niggles wade and Stilton, every Morning at Half-post Sit. SUll 1)ERl. A N D, YAR 1, and STOCKTON Coach, every Morning it haW-plistNix.• • • ' WOlt'fHlSti stud klOleS/lAII Accomitoteatiori 'Coach, every Morning at Six, and Evening at 8; nod New Light Four lasiele Coach, V:venings at - 8, through Epoutet, Dorking, Lea tlecrhend and Finiten. YORK Hla tirLYEtt Comfit, Miry; 'Morning half-past 6, ' through Newark,. Doncaster, need Ferrybridge. at which Places it facets the various Branch Coaches to heeds Sheffield, Halifax, Huddersfield , I larrOwg ate . Carlisle, tend all the other principal Towns of the North. The (heard and. Clutch go Borough without changing; and Only Four Coachmen. Passen gers booked through, and wishing to stop on the Ruud, may proceed nest Day, without any Additional Fare. YORK new and canine Idioms Light Coach (the EC LI PS E ), carrying only Four Insides. sees out every Afternoon at 4, aad travels with the greatest Celerity. "Vhe Guard and Coach all through to YORK without changing. and o:oly Four Coachmen. W. J. ROBERTS' and Cu. Proprietors, Who will not be accoantahle for any (hats, China, Plate, Watehes, Cash, Bank.N We., Bilbooir Jewel', however meals the Value. - nor for any tither Artiek, at more thaw sf. Value, if lost ortLatnoged, adieu speeitieli and paid for as such wisest delivered at their Offices Ia Town, or to their Agents in the Country. Front the CROSS KEYS, WOAD-STREET, Wdrett2l to Gosport, isle of Wight. Portsmouth, and Pnrtsea. . LERVOUS DISORDERS.—Dit. FOTHER GILL's NERVOUS CORDIAL DRO PS have been the happy means of restoring thousands from the following Disur ders's • Lwness and Nervous Afectioas, Consumptions, Hypo ehondrlaism_, Hysterics, Spasms, P..isy, Apoplexy, Lush of Appetite, Bilious Comiplaints, Conlout,ions, runt Fits attending Pregnancy proceediug from II disordered state of the Stomach, and Indigestion accompanied by Sick Ilead-achs, Heart-burow, &c. &c. Ma—After a very bad time in Childbed, 1 was 'so reduced as not to be able to torn myself in bed; with this extieme weak ness there was found a must alarming nervous weakness; I felt a connant lowness and sinking, and sometimes sty heart would seem as though it would stand still , when I woof obliged to spring up and gasp for breath. Iu this dreadful situations a friend brought me a bottle of your FOTH Ii RC; ILL 'S N E VOUS CORDIAL DROPS; iu a few days 1 was able to turn soviet(' iu bed, and by persisting in its use, I have coin-. pletely recovered, mad !welt able to suckle loredd. Sir, your humble Servant -; I Deptford, Nov. 184. MARY HOLMEt Sold wholesale and reti;l at Mr. Butler's, Cheopidde; corner of 0 aternosterrq w ; Clark,. ViS, Rortnuth ; Bacon 150 s 0 1 . ford.stteet. London; Smith , Murray, itsteburn; su i td Cmgill, E.diuburgh ; New bury, pule in Tre w man; Ureter ; Cocks worthy and Hoglund, Plymouth, Rillinge awl Orition , Li" %tarpon; Slains,and Lynch. Manchester: Peek isid*Ross,'Hall ; Crutwell, Rains, and Wright, Bath;. Brown, Life• gory, Brighton; and Kunst and .I.toyd, Illrtnin~; and most Country Medicine' Venders, its . Bottles ut 4s. tid.pad each. ?sic, ... aAu It . af t . - - intitvisttilit oat tonviutiflr ' • 4.**17 of 71000'asin be email WI . lig Beetico, where AIWA*: and dielp- 91400 , 11' • Orr* his r4ei '.. '. ' • " • , "bleb le Obi best teacher fit entliebitial • *Ott doe.: letifter that. battle, coati* 'ln As an d W • et Major* partieulieft le Cevalry, kata . t ,that ,ap i hieing the Meeks of the A l 41. lielltereliellliA ti k ei : ta r le the Mies or WOO," Awe he . ..iiii. `llia., ipp holm *Vow* - 4 . - ....liikt l erd Wel. t illaiZselliiiii, withdte bia t It- . Y • the Com • .itravy . 4e-the WI . 4 the islibadegit s ' leaving en ties other eide - ellify a few eavdryitid liebt troops, to eilesitattedffirne for the evacuation of Coimbra. • 4 4 . Maisigia, Whose fate it has been in - Portugal 40 do every thing loader mistaken ideas, seeing the Combined . Army. in full retreat and Coimbra abed. defied, famed the flattering notion that the English merellyiag to embark at Lisbon. iiil• left 3,600 wee to garrison Coimbra, nut so Muck to keep up his imasmosicationt, for That seemed unnecessary whoa hualready looked upon himself as master of Lisboa, as to serve for a guard to ~500 sick and wosnded whom he had left there. By this incoor.. prehensible conduct, he Chemed to make no atcoant of'aa army of .20,000. tallith', Which we hail in the provinces of the ft stilt ;461 in slew days *single di. vision of these militia stkprised his garrison in Coim. bre, and completely cut offfils communications ats *at side. This stair oily retired, hut did not dismay loon ; for he learned it on• the 11th or 10th, at a time when he still Made sure of the conquest of Lisboa. It was on the tatb, that be recount& tied oar lines in person, end when hisiroops were hoping that *battle it two or three hitt would ed.. sure their entrance into Liaison; it "iiisloon disco. vered that. Mamas cemented himself With the con quest of Serra deMonte Jtinte, and the pcisession of the Indian corn and grapes in the low ireful& of Menelaus., where he has hitherto reinainel: There let us Ware him, and turn -oar ern to this terrible' invasion of barbarous idariffluilltal melt, who respect neither the laws of eitilltittan - nor ht. Manity. . , a 4 ,7. • . • s i.i ,n... ..: 2. • - " Two proviecteef the Nor* l ind tiee'ef the South have had toed reed fortunerto es . daptl kiwi* Vandals; but it has bisen the fate of Beira and' Es treinadara to_ salor. she. ileinesiotie. scourge: The greeter part e( the inhabitants escaped from their violence and rapacity ; but thrunKh 'what toils and difficulties ! Nimbi*, of delicate ladies were obliged to travel on foot many leagues of road ; leaving their moveables to chance, some of which were saved, and Others fell into the hands of abose'mas. tcrs in the art of robbery.. Some unfortunate fa. milks, who, for wain of resolution or of dine, were unable to pursue their route to the . capital, fled to the mountains, where the enemy chased them like wolves, and rubbed sled insulted them after the sc. customed manner of this barbarous and unbridled soldiery. • " Aud shall there be fauna nee 'Wicked enough to assert, that these atrocities are a consequence of the rights of war? When did -they authyrise the violation of women ; the slaughtering of the aged and other defenceless inhattitints of districts which made - no re si stance ; the assassination of men, ae. counted rich, Andy because they did not furnish that quantity of money which, it was said, they possessed ? Of all these, however, and still more execrable atrocities, examples were given it, the city . of Coimbra alone ; and the same was done in other districts, with little distinction. Let but; therefore, strangers wonder, if the Portuguese cannot treat eith • kindeescor urbanity the French soldiers; let them not call the Spaniards barbarous, alte Perils. geese vindictive; the fault is theirs who have ex. cited eternal hatred between the two nations, and have raised an insucinountable wall of separation. .The feeling of vengeance is not, it is true, a gene. roes feeling; but it cannot be condemned in na. tiaras who have seen themselves invaded without reason,.without motive,' and in a way that shows a design rather to estermivate and destroy them, than to conquer and subdue them. Bonaparte and his satellites appear abortions of hell, meteors of death, whose greatest pleasure is ruin, blood, and death : the unhappy soldier is much less culpable; be fellows the example of his depraved chiefs. ' 46 Let it not lee imagined from what we have said, that we ere of the opinion of those gloomy persons who thinks these two provinces (Beira and Estreinailiira) ruined for many years, and that it - . will be difficult to restore them : such men have as hum Ciprege as they aro barren in resources and in -understanding. .. ' " The riches of a nation, or of a province, may be divided into population, buildings, ,, moveables, ,usgeney, and lands. in population-cur loss has been email ; in this respecuthe system of evacuation has hart happy effects. In Cohnbra mid its suburbs, for example; 40 persons Werellesaesinisted ; but had all -she inhabitants remained, the slaughter would pro bablrhave 'eactitidecl 3 or 400,- Our loss in pepu :latitftsr then, has . been bet :VI (fiat ; and the same *lfy be said with'regard to buildings. ' " Immoveables, the leseof the inhabitants has been prodigious; fain they•want of transports. and of time ; it-became necessary to leave almost all the furniture, and atosity and plate were scarcely save.' ; even theerwaluabfaiweeve left in a few iustance , . Articles of furniture lie:mood, -beeatme they could not be carried off, were burnt or destroyed by this barbarous mid exiSratieatiiig race. ' 64 Such lends are cereaivly to be lamented, but _ _ . - ~• • f.:4 7 .;,..1. •-- k•rsar •••- stoic ' ..•• ' . .. - ~ . . 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