The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-01 00:00:00

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I il; ' ". •,. . : ;if ta t •- , . lil 1 el 1 • ' -: .'• ' , i • .$ - . _ . v • , • ::. ....1 ..1 t:0 / y. .. .. Is .:J ~ - ,, A , , .. '., . y ' 4.14 ft .. ... ....lc 1. ' _ ; • ~ .. i '''' ii. •'''' ' it. 1. 9. I' , iigr . . ? ' 1; 1 1 1810. • .171)V.Ar.VO\rii OC7'OIIIIR - •LO . .i 9 ' . ,1A4 . . • ik .. . ..1..- .1 . , • : '.. • r ie _ 41 . __. - --- -------- -- - _ • , • j_j AZAR. D , BURNE, and Co. Stock -Brniters,; Ili "iisOctfully inform the Puhlic, that Ticketi and tthare4 fur sksessuthurbotterrstrewswitaSale at tbeir Odice, Nu.9l L E. under the ROYAXCiiiiN GE, and uu when else in 1.0 dun op Oar account. , , • 110ffEME. •• • b . I aik .011110.900 .., .. are . . Xit10,1100—• . 5 . . . ..2,604 . t lO,lOl , s ... .......Ja—......._ ........ .4.0011_, .1 1 . • •.,119‘ ,•:. •I . • • 1 I, • , • • • • • b•Otk) 1• : 3.41)0 i . .;,, C! e • I,' ' 1.• ' , r .• . .. :. lorio ion : : - 1 . ''.•. : : . .._ _.2..a00. 7?,,0u0 • UNTENARTAISLas , ay 41.1 E. OLICKS of INSURANGE Atpidnot at Mi.: chaelmus, should be renewed within FIFTEEN DAYS from that Period, to prevent the Parties' interest ceaving therein. LitCANTICIE'INSVIANCES effected at reduced Pre miaow. • • • EAGLE lifFg INSURANCE. Every delcrlptionnf Angara/tea upon Lives may he effected at this Odice, with the utmost facility. upon 'fermi of peculiar advantage. . W. BEETRANI. Set-ream: . N. It The Half-yearly Dividsods are now paylok at the 011ie?. . • • 4 • 80 J . • • • lb.; t . • . . . i 20.000 0/ 4lOOOOO . --r-- a . f ft iirkiviVeNk. r Dilf, the 19 , 114 11;M .*PlOli. • DOPE INSURANCE COhIPAIrit. ;Tft.El, LIFE,.A.ND AINUITIES--CAPITAL. TWO MILLIONS. " ''OFFICE, LUDGATE-WILL, IX) DON. ,IDEttiONi bigoted with this Of fi ce, whose Po licies expire at MiChaelmns, are respectfelly itifirmed, that Receipts fur the Renewal of the same are now ready fur Delivery at the OfSve, and with the respective Agents or the Company throteglutot tire United Kingdom. WIt t LIAAI BURY, Secretary. N. P. POLICIES of INSURANCE, which expire at the .above Period, shoold be renewed within FIFTEES JAAYB thereafter. , , . • . - 7"7" , .iis Friends therihrrisettisep iiiffssigink . 4 dulls% the 19qt Inni Ticked MA .Slitirektiv'seltitr in IrNet INtief•-itt'both his 1dike5t5•44:00611414414,16. anti- tic-1it4.61643613.41181iiheam: Where THIRTY CAPITA!. PIiAZES were Sold in ShareS within the lust Niue: MONTHS, including Three Prizes of The. 'Tricot Scheme &Maim only :1,000 Numbers, yet there are •• • t • a 4.. 4 ' - Prizes of ..:.+I,OOO r(„ ileo44Wr 44" 91 1 1 * 11 • rize . ko tthere rttallrefffilititetb• f eirOi NdrriNeKitind the frifer.rif Air sletid,eskthe other Tour. One Vgytixf qvuttfikin , Xll.l9iooo. iv *AII iligimits in the Piibl Prikri trammettql With' fide{ litplitil.OlidnHeir, by titter • • • GENERAL COACH ,OFFICES, WHITE: HORSE INN., Fetter-lane, and CRS :10E14 INN, Wood-street, 2 Doors from Chelaildi, I;otideta: RMOUTIt ROYAL MAIL and g'clegrapli ...I. Coaches, through Lowestoft, Kerairigland, Wrentham, Wrangford, Illyborough, Y oxford, Sauoundhain,Melton,and Woodhridee,_ every afte rn oon nt 4. YAILItIOUTII,kmau NISLSON Coach, through Colfbester and Ipswich; Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday 'Monday at Firie.. ALTON Coach, through Odillam, Hartley 'Roar, AC. Moe day, We y, and Friday Mornings at Nine o'Clock. • ARUNDEL,. PETWQRTH, and LITT.LIi HAMPTON Post Coach, through Kinston, Guilford, and Godsilmiag; Toes dav, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at .Six. lIIRMIN CHAS/ Telegraph Coach, every Morning at Eight. • BRIGHTON Royal Coach, through action, Riegate, Oi tit. ley, and Cuckfieid, every Murtha:, at aeveit. • C ! It UROMPTCII9, CHATHAM, and it() oar, the - Sr* Sintslt#lSOlvis), - daily, at 2 aTioellti 1 r GIILATE'Ii+PM IssAIRIj.UATE Telegraph Conch, through ' Walsall,•Four Grams, Ivetsey Batik , Newport, Turithilt, and tilltileltal-cli,;Titalley,lTbarsday, and Saturday Mornings at 8. GAPIIBHIDGE Siam ri,Cuach, Monday, Wednes day, and Fridaz Mornings at Five. • s CAMBRIDGE • UNION' Coach (late Old Cambridge), through Roymou and liaistinford, every Morning at half past Semi, except %WI'S. , CAMBltlll,)iltlighlitelegraph . Coach (in 7 hours), &Armlet Ware and Ilarkway, every Morning at Eight o'Clock, except 'Beaday,l' tad carries only flour inside. / Post Coach, tarvgh.Wareartiark way, and Foulinlre ' Menday,' Wednesday, and Pilliaat Aftarnobarit 'Four. _.;tOaANTS.MBURY, AILG.ATE; CHAR HA M, uocif ESTER; I nd STROOD Coaches. every Mani intend Evmiiiig.—N': Hairs Voaraestallansv How. CH ATii ASI I ILOCIIESTEB,and GRA/ft.:SEND Coaches, four times a day. • " ' • DEAL New and Expeditious light Tolegraph Coach, with a Guard and Lamps, every eveuing at 5 o'Clock. • 'WI VER. and DEAL Post Cita, twi, every Morningat Five, and Eveitingat Six. EDINBURGII and NEWCASTLE IllararLvcß Post Coach, througb Aloweck, Berwick, Darbasn, Darlington, aid Nortittilleiton every MOrdillg at half-past Six. FA K. EN Couch; dirmillsNeArmarbet, Brandon,oad Swallitatn, Monday, Weduesday, ana Friday .Aftermara at Four o'Clock. FA V ERS tIAM new Light Conch, every Morning at, Eight. GOSPORT Coach (the Blue), titruagh Staines, l.lagsaot, Farnham, Alton, West areoa, and I:arena:lr, Moritings at half. past Four. HER I'FORD and WARE Coach, every Morning at half past Six. HULL RODIEY Coach, by Way of Doncaster, Thorn, and North Cave.. ` This Coach is particalarly expetlillhui,.per . forming the . jastrney iu 1G hours. It travels the pleomntest road, and wilt he found the hest' conveyance to Ile It avoids thrextremely dangerous passageof the/Limber. IPSIVICIi and COLCHESTER, Coaches, _through Strat ford St. Mary, Witham, KelVedon, Chelmsford, lugatesione, and /Warlord, every Pillaging nod Evening. • • LEEDS Coaches every Morning at half past Sic, and After noon at Four. LYNN Post Coach, through Cambridge, Newmarket, Stmt. set Folgate, and Stoke, Monday, Wednesday, and Frid4 Afternoon at Four. LYNN and ELY Coach (the Loan Netsoat), through Cambridge, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at 5. LI V Eft POOL Couches, every Afternoon. LEICESTER and NORTHAMPTON Telegraph Coach, through Newport PagneH, Wooburn, Damnable, and St. Al ibates, every Afternoon. LANCASTER and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wi gan, Preston, Kendal, Peoria, and Whitebaven, every After-. noon at half past Two. LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, every Morn ing and Afternoon. MARGATE light Coach, the Telegraph (carries four In sides only), every Mariana at 7, during the Season. Dd AIWATE and RA.MSGATIe; Couches, every Morning at 5 and Evening at 6. MANCHESTER light Telegraph Coach, throlgh Leices ter; Dertry,, Aslsbnrne , Leek, and Macclesfield, every After noon at Isulf . 'past 9. The Public Attention is particularly re quested to this Concerti, , as it is the Original Couch established for carrying FOUlt INSIDES only ; it is on the last highly improved Construction for Ease and Safety, travels with a 'Guard and 14upps, and is worked throughout iu the best pus ',Otte Style. NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, and SHIELDS new and expeditious light Coach (the EcLiPSE), through Stockton and Yarn, carries only 4 Insides, and is lighted and guarded, seta out every Afternoon at 4. NORWICH 'Expedition Coach, through llockerill, Bourn , bridge, Newmarket, Thetford, and Wyniontlhani, every After noon at Half past S. OXFORD and WOODSTOCK Light Coach (the RYAN it Elm) Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at 8, through Uxbridge, Wycombe, and Tetsworth. PORTSMOUTH Coach, every Montilla at Half•past 4, and Evening at/. S'fANI FORD Coach, throughilertford, Baldock, Biggles wade and Stilton, every Morning** Hfilllvntot six. Stlai D E lIL AN D, Y ARM, surd STOCKTON Conch, every Morning at half.past six.*. ' • WORTHING and HORSHAM Accoulto.oa9lok Coach, every Morning at Six, mid Evening at 8; and New light Four Inside Coach, Evenings at 8, through I..psont, Dorking, Lea taerhead and Flatten. 'YORK lIIGUFLYER Coach, every Morning lalf-past 6, through Newark, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge. at whigh Places it meets the various Branch Coaches to Leeds, She ffi eld, Huddersfield, Hareowgate, and'all the other principal Towns 9f the North. The Guard and Coach go Ihrtaigh without changing, and only Four Cosiehmen. "'Risen- Mem booked through, and wishing to stop on the Road, way vrocced next Day, without any Additional Fare. ''''YOR/C new and commtalinas Light Cnifch (ihe ECLIPS Ii), earryieconly Filar Libido,. sets out eVerj Alteration el 4, and travels with.the greatest Celerity. The Guard and Coach go through to Yo t k. without changing,and only Four Coachmen. W. J. ROBERTS and Co. Proprietors; 'Whir will not be accountable fOr any Glass, China, Plide, Wniclits, Cash, Bank-N met, Bills, oeJestel,;.lsorievermatill the V s4 lue, nor for arty other Article, of snore than ;cll. V al u e, if' lust or' d a maged, unless specified awl 'paid forks Stich' w lieu .‘e)ivayed at their 4/dices .in own. or : to.their, Ago* •jaa't.b Cotintry. lt .!rout theCR.OSS KEYS, 'WOO 0-slut ter, Waggons to Gosport, Lsle of Wight, Portsmouth, and Portsea. NO 11 „,...............____ . sElf TIIE AIRE ROYAL, COYENT-GkR,DEI I . I. ' ! 1 lIIIIIS EVENING, MONDAY , Oetobtr •I w ill,be acted &Tragedy, WM.,. , ,; i :,„ JI ItOIE(1 AND JULIET. , :,,, t i,..; ii , li t JONES; &men, Mr. C. lc 1_ 7 4 314'4E3_ Bell , ' Me rO l ' ' • r . 1111 1 ./ Vim/ ; Print • • Laireliei. Wt. , UttiltAsy, , rsii I. m. , CI, %it KC.; Norte, M. DAV li4i POILT. L,. . 1 1,ri c i 1. A 11,,,orteroide nni ( fg )Aire incidental to the phi . ...i n A,l llr. fbe Funerld Prociookst of Juliet, and a.. &- low °ore.% fa obleh dill lie ngded, tie •Parthminte Of • HAILI,EQIJIN• ANII m6Titimt, 3E ; , 1 mother (1 io)v., qr. St NIMONS Colin, afierwtinit Thirkoi . Mr. gni Ayr; NA. jun. 4 , ' &quire • • Btigle, al*rwanis • 2 1 : 0 11. Mr. URI )1 A 1,1) I . Coluilltilbe, Nilid:lffie i,p u Is. TA,. d vs-. will he opened at hairpait fill, and the nay lie. gift oitri flow ce . fir Oa- I,ales to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at 0 , mp g , noo‘.o:fice in Prince s-place, Hart-street, frood test till flour. , . . g „.,,, 7.. Secon•l Price 3‘ . . 6)L—Pit 34.fid. • * Second Price gi,—Looncr Gallery 'it. Second pliar lt.—Upper Galles Is, s.,c,ond Voice 6d. Not money to 1w returned. or, Hu oiroor, The Coonceloos Lneeest)—OW Wednesday, tit, Coot Opera of Abroad Fire- at lionW:—OtTburidtlvy 4abili a j l; ilf, an Englihman'sstk.—On Fildity, Foitaiu. bical.-01) quislay, liarolet, , Primo of , DiitelMlrlt.• t . t ' The Public arc regretfully infonaett, that a l**ty Drama komanee is in rellearol, and Vitt aptediTy be*ndaired. I 1 - U r .. THLATRE ROYAL, 1, COVENT -GARD obtor EN,. • • Voday,'Oel ' .71 HS NEW . itaISCRIBERS . 16 , this 'rhustrf , r ,. re ,pectfalleinformed„Altat the ryment of ihe.LIA 'Tf ANNU l'tY, due on Mianelmas-dav will Com. a ... „„ e vanday nest, at Abe Teeituoter's 29, E., 4 —trezt, Covent -glades, pod continue every day duritig the 'lto+, mid every succeeding Vredneeday, from tbe trouts of mthree.priro • tom - - • nitANIS9dUTIigrefitAIVAL...AISHNE. 11/14 1114:71,4(t1at 41tb.) SUBSCILIBEKB kill be JAI. no Tao: fay, the 4th furor Qelober next, at 11 o'clock reeivh ,ar ex , Cliy •nr teittlitte Taverd:' bittea Ale 9.9 th be ou:ober 040. *. Wr. ST ; ams ; six) lc kw, .si4ticitorti. • 'A‘itTtrOkeiroit. N MEETING - 1 or. ASSEMBIIY wnf, tike NINYOR, ALl)Eit 1411.KtY11.,41 1 1 of the .sties 4 C•apaniec of the t ity of London, in Common flail 1/90shiesiot thrrtttidhnn of the sal& City, oa SATilktiMY. d i e 'Atkin of September, . stotainsoselty. 7h:it the Thanks 'of this 41eillition b e siten to NiAwessunt Wpon, Es q. and Joe tXFINS, Lite SSeritfs arthis awl Sheriff of the C anti of is.durvi;t7os the Arm. Imunly,. and . conscientious nooksoCin Wor , t tiey hate d6rhtirzed tbe various jinportaol duties qt: that 4 1. Mice ;fir libeini and Innitaneotteedlhn ift.y hail, sit . all liar, paid to the w,trial, Pe. sons toofittedlto their rare in the ' lifferrat Privity, of this City ;.nod for the zeal And • activity eay.kave nrinifested to support of the [bights and: Privilegev of their Feliow Citizens. , • WOCIDTHORPit' • . This Day leaf publialsed, Prfcesl. W. hound, k KEY' to. the itlevetttit • Vition -of Dr.' WA. hOSEROCIIT'S GILA kfTWAßtr)filie*FitJENCii LAN CAJAGE. By J. CEIVELI4LIFL, • French Teackr st Alfred Mime A Priated.fiu Thomas Homey, Cilds Br/ admired ; spd Jos. 'Jolt son nod Co. Si. Paul's Charehlyard. • SOCIAL lIAPPINESS.—Marriage should be t.te (aiiatiun of Social Happiness, which is often dis-. *lot thriougio the parties that forts the onion not taking those poet-alto o which would reeve:them the enjoyment 'of that g, blessing. People of every rank pay adoration I. 111 .. Nifile i f Weinglet twit where the counitation has been to ilea toi disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at on early ate, A ri....rovation of stability previous to entering thio time 6 itroisperhillly requisite to irevove the slumbering *irk, of to reanimate the system. For no disorders hare tsdributed tante essentially to-destroy Hymeneal happi ' less thou those whist are the consequence of unguarded plea sue. It was th is coosi deratiou which induced Mess's. C U RR t E and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct their studies and oar:Ilion exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Venereal Divehrouvattledisordeol :wish,: therefrom; as alsolo that de rangement of sptem, produred b, the (*.Malice habit of the heassiderate toith hiings an those dist rr Wog D E SI la DEFIGI EMU Mit hat pregeritiii embitter int tionial stale. The successful result of their plan, gives t hem altinimosi ardour to oppose the ravages of-thme aaplaints, which are the ount impionant in the cataboaue of human ▪ It b..hoves every Iverson who hasloodulged in tnr3 vice loseek relief by compiling Professiusal Want ewsi ernty and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and co. claim • tie %Italian iif i-cloolattic authority; as well as the hatishoay of - s'brootraslitted Gtcte. in professing the en re 'of these easalanitslist , awry hold out no inducement to vice; but. Sensible al all mien rani he of the existence of such calataities, they 8111. r their aniaance nsregulariv educated Members of the Royal Colleges of Su ,rota, of London and Edinburgh. ,Slight and recent . r'eo3 of Syphilitic infection are radiciiily cured iii the short %lace of two days. Those of the must obstinate duration, such as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the bombs ileets. tr. are permanently turd speedily cured. • Several. Nub emea mod Gentlemen of the tint respectability have been under the tilts of Messrs. Carrie and Co. for the removial of complaints . 'of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and hawing e gr e i vedli F adictil and permanent cure, request that references may lae made to Them as tatistartpr • _At decided soiree-44y of Messrs. Currie' nif treatment. Many of thew. Cria lletnea Sad striMores ruin ten to tiveoty year*, out Were ander the care of Messrs. - thane, Heaviside, and Ober. Stu rm!' of equal eminence, who attempted their fare by tietiPPlimaion of the lunar caustic, without success. 'Messrs. Cante and Cu. have selected the following• letter from the .xiTally they are daily receiviog from Gentlemen, returning them nks fur their restoration to sound and vigorous 'health. It 7 ,3 sent to them un so li c i te d, f rom th e son of a Noble Earls yloo had laboured ander this diatressito"; and painful malady for ten ‘war. had been under the care of several Surgeons or, prii(..iiril eminenc e , none o f w h om atTorded him permanent Phe t hut from the superior method of treatment adopted and yursiod I)) 'Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure to the :hurt space of one month. May 28, 1810. " To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hation-garden. Lord feels great pleasure in communicating to .ang, Chrrie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in consequence 91 Mingle and *do& abk treatment of Strictures in talt . :ra• Ile may mid, tkat Ae hog not Jul many years egjeyciPso rnscA conefurt wilt freedom from pain; and he entertains no 4 ' 64 ".1 • Ais haring obtained, through his Offhand attention, a- Peritit and radtcaleure of that horrid complaint. As he was at granger to the manner that others treated the camplaints he Arts it is his power, from a fair trust and a just conspatisurt, to l'eY Mot tribute of applause to Dr. Currie ishith he'ventaifly feeds, and skatteuer be most treaty and salting to •ehle°6llelige. By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co., the pa ti^nt will escape the pain, danger, and ex pence of a tong 40, Wilms Attendance upon less experienced practitiOneri. •kl ARAI WOMEN, who have len: been iiimppitlntedi !hen clipertmions of a family, may be assured that 44 !It-tutu s such defectsare toa ble by medical skill ; and illtho , tee removal of twit impediments be an object ;if doubt and al, yen:Way with diners, )et the cute of such tierce's: 1 4 3 W' progress ;#f . renovation, is tire acquirement . sf their ex e tlence•—Nlestrs . Carrieiutd Co. may be consulted by patient of either Mrs, u ith the gretstes? secrecy and honour, ;it ti it bongo, No. 107, • • • Patients t,w Country, de s cribing particulars of tbeinc Zrtaisi !node of iivt inc)osing a remittance for Advlee ; ch. L 1.1., q si c.** the said& wilibe giVelo - dr WM in tiny part. of re e l k • , thsere that seetesy‘seessential to their undertakin, the I" 4l tgv "C letters may be added to the accuunt for medicines. No t lt,g, llattaavardes,,—July 17, 1610. '!ro IMPROVED kfiISVAITANIIOIIS . IA4IIT,' 4t°,, stritpd. CP Ni A• ig FM; 13417CE5, Re ifiT A NTiV it f.:olisY „ taer , s ?.te„ccipitrirtedjin a plan so simple and eq. l 4, as so render them id artlele'bf ixtrrine enty either to the. Ctinintittkhintse, Writiog4able,lo.oedfdtpinbiri,:w here au ,ipstlptuneitup,light if fregnently the'rotnolot moment. R.. CH4 PM/s,* feeling 'evintidettOriftbeyivill, evet y ;wino& Anti I [fat decided pre ference with whichry .qayebeea by . ninny N men and Foliates' the first Rank, begiielive to recoinniend thew to the uotico of those Ladies and Ci..Mkreett w iii. havnnitf yet sera them, who will ti e conviimet!, by a biugle trial, of their superibitie*ellerice over every other prepavinion' intended to producellfelarne effect. Ladies will find tlkem event Cringe nierice to ?nonfat the-facility of sealing letters. and preclude the necessity of burning a Light in the Bed-chamber. They are perfectly portable, and will he found extremely useful to 'travellers of every description. . Preptived and soisl whole..ile and retail 14 ttiliviProprietar, R. Chapman No. 449., Strand, opposite Buckingham-street; Adelphi ; • and retail by Mr . Height, pcal L by Mr. Baklaidi, "Alaidstorie and by _Mr. John ALlerion, Liverportt ; price 12s. , 6d. Ss. 6d. 43. 6.1. and 91 each, with direction* for aling.. • • 1V - MIDDLETON, .Pocket-Book and Black .I.N • Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Priv of Wales, at the Original Manufactory, No. la Strand, opposite Newcastle, I street. begs leave to recommend to the Public his GENUINE BL.A.CK LEND PENCILS, whose superior excellence has been far more than 5J years maven:silty acknowledged; and Pencils for drawing in colours (of a late invention.) To di:t in guish his Pencils from Counterfeits, the mark, Which was for merly only Middleton, is now changed to N. Middleton, and the direction, No. led, Strand, Loudon, stamped on each pen , eel. An extensive assortment of pocket-books and thread-cases, elegantly mounted in 'gold, silver, and 'plain ; a complete a-sort meat of travelling, writing, and dressing--cares; Gentlemen's pocket commode", contalntng every article for shaving and ;leasing;' portable writing and dressint-deilts and boxes, in ma hogany, satin-wo.l:l,lleather, &c. Writing paper, extra fine cut, large pens, line Irish and Dutch setiling , wax, andell kinds of stationery ; portable and counting-house letter-copying ma chines. These machines, by which writing MO he expediti ously and cleariy copied, are brou4ht by N. Middleton to tile utmost perfection, and comprised in a mahogany ras e, wh ich forms aleomplete desk 4 stone so email as to' be• of the greatest convenience to those who travel ; others of a site and form to arsiver the purpMes of a complete secietaire. A large assort ment-of razors, and all kinds of fine cutlery.. . the uniform success 'ADVICE .—Entasisragedtby lag their p ecu li a rmethod of treatment in the Cure of a rei zidprevaledt Complaints, which has Keen confirmed by the experience. of many years in a large and extensive practice; sensible also of the happy e ff ects resulting to the Public from Medical Men confining their attention to a certain Class of I)is ea-es, hle , srs. GOSS and CO. continue to direct their Stu ties to titn.w Disorders arit.in. , from a secret destructive habit of incon -1 siderete youth, which not only occasions a nanterous train of Nervuus Affections, but also entails on its votaries all the ener •vatiag IM BEC ItITI ES of Old Age. In that distremingstote of DEBILITY or, Deficiency, whether the ctyssequrnce of such baneful habits, excessive drinking, long residence in hot ellmatei, or any other cause, by which the Powers of the Co st,itutiou become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Cantina, they offer a firm, sate, and speedy restoration to soma' sod Where health. Where an early application is made for the cure of a COI- T ALAI 'DLS(IRIiEIt, frepietitly contracted in a moment of inebriety, the eradication is generally completed in the short ' splice of two days, and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of Venereal Infection, characterized by a variety of pa infal and distressing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (st ilbeet eesfraint in diet.or exercise) will insure to the Patient is permanent and radical cure. l'We Ofseaies of the UR. Writ RA, as frequently connected with, er:ariviim tram the above Complaint, have not e sca pe d their-Intention ; by an infallible and improved Plan, they are enabled to remove obstinate GLF.ETS and STR I (:T l; ars, whether recent or of long, duration, without r. inn :Ing to the palatal and dangerous llse of the Caustic Baugie. M- E stances caii he tiditdced ()every inveterate Cases ,, of several years ~ avatinuance, having yielded to their method in a few slays, af ter the Care hail been attempted by ether Practitioners with , s a t effect; and such has been the agreeable result of a practice of fourteen year-, that the mode of treatment has um in one single instance ever proved abortive, during which period many thousand persoisi, of both sexes, haye 'experienced the eitidy , ment of having been perfectly cured, after severe and injutious methods had been persevered in to its purpose. - .. Itlessrs. GOSS and CO. exclusively professing the Cure of these particular Complaints, in order this they may itot.lie, by ...ntistalten few, Marked w nil the ibloquy so linty attached to t he ; g i ie a ut,eniplrie, ihipitabat justice to themselves tip spite, that they. have li,ren properly educated and initiated tatiVeVery: bran& of the pv toteditm (genii/tile' isf i llbirlt, , frran AM - m . 0m limpitals and lestimunjals from the most eminent Phy.liciatet, tloy havtiicitbiuce ailY inriittrefiAltlist"itte isucteis resetting f ro po jhuie eatiestvoists firs t indueed OM WI qpit Ohl practice of the general Practitioner, ;mil they presuirie that neir pretea... , sb.ns cortsti tote a lair trotted 'for the u.iprecedenteff • confidence with-which they, have, by the Public, belF so liberally hoz' near • -"rite ennsulteffat.their fictive daily (personellt, or by lit:. ter ),.hy ,p 4 iiefts of either Sex, with secrecy. delicacy, and at, (Maeda. ' Patients in the Country are rerpfested to state the PartiOaliwi of t ',lei c.C*ke, Age, anti Manner of Li ving; 'mobbing a "lia t ih . imie foe Advice :tad Niedicine ; hod Ole sante will' he furivaS. ad putty %dirt of the .kingdoin, • GOSS and (SO. Surienia,l4 Bouverie•street, Fieet-street. -.4.'- , - - • •=7 • I 1 `~ ~~1 ~~'=~ e ~. n as S. : • 1-1411- 95 PRICE -dip; ... • coMasoiv !LILL. . . ' Saturday, being - Miehaeltnaseday, the Lord Mayor, the present and Irate - Sheritts, and the City Officers, proceeded in state from the Mansion_ house to Guildhall, and being there met by the Aldermen, Sgt. walked in state to St. La*rence's Church, where they heard Divine Service; and theft returned to Guildhall to btild a Common Hall, for ' the purpose of nominating two proper persons to be returned to the Court of Aldermeni fur theM to se lect one to serve the dice of Lord Mayor for the ,par ensuing. , As the several Aldermen bowed to the Livery, itt passing to their seats on the hustings, they were re. .oeived witkapplause, or with marks of disapproba. lion, according u their conduot had been calculated to afford saSisfaction or displeasure to their Consti. tuentd. The LORD MAYOR, AidCrIDOD COOMIOE, WOOD, aOODIMIERIS, PLORIER, lec. experienced the most flattering reception, their approach being marked with loud and 0011600 rd acclamations and bursts. of applause. Aldermen Sail/LEY, DONVILLE, yell received with partial applause, but without .enrmarks of displeasure; while Sir C. PRICE, Sir Siiirr y Aldermen llUiltEß, Brace, and ATKINS, 'were tainted with • hisses and groans. The • Hall Isdiug opened in the usual manner, the RECORDER stated the object for which they were assembled. The names of the Aldermen who * having Served the office of Sheriff, were eligible to the important trust of First Magistrate of the City, were then dread over to the Liverymen, by the Common Ser. ,jeanit, mist MOO as, follow : Joan ox JONATHAN' SWAN * sqt 4%.ldormstn and Ironmonger ; Sir MAT,. Ago( tit,ozna .c ri t knight,. Alderman and Stationer ; §fEntEN HUNTER, Esq. Alderman and rMereharti-tailor; Gto. Settotty, Esq. Aldermatt and Vintner DoiswmarEsq. Alderman and .Stationer ; MATTHEW WoeD, E.g. Alderman and Fishmonger; CHRISTOPHER SNITII,,Esq, Alderman and Draper Joui ATKINS, Esq. Alderman and Merchant-tailor. A chew of hands being taken on these various names, the Common Serjeant declared it to be the opinion of the Sheriffs, that the shew of hands was in *nor of ,JOULUA JONATHAN SMITH and MAT. THEW WOOO, Esqrs. Of this, indeed, there could be no doubt, every' hand seeming to be held up itt favour of the two Aldermen who had been re turned : while-for the others in some instances not a Ki. - .i, .:.*.,. pan "Msis koiCup; Anil in no one instance more HMI fice,pr tiserifiAer some interval, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Arc. who, previous to the nomination taking plied, gad retired to their own Court-Room, refereed, when the RECORDER stated to the Livery, that the choke of the Court of Aldermen had fallen on JOSHUA JONATHAN SMITH, Esq. to execute the • office of Lord Mayor for the Year ensuing. The Lone MAYOR Elect then came forward, and returned thanks to the Livery, assuring them that his anxious endeavour, in his discharge of the he. portant trust now committed to him, should be, to protect the rights, liberties, and properties of his fellow-citizens.—[ Loud u;:plauEes.] Mr. GRIFFITHS then proposed the thanks of the Common. Hall to MATTHEW WOOD, Esq. and Joust ATKINS, Esq. their late Sheriffs, for the able, zealous, and conscientious manner in which they had discharged the duties of Sheriffs of Lotalun and Sheriff of Middlesex, at so important a crisis as the present; also for their humanity to the Pti. soners in the different gaols under their charge. Mr. WreetAms seconded this motion, which was carried unanimously. Mr. Alderman WOOD returned thanks for the high honour now conferred upon him, which was all he could have desired, being all lie had, a year ago, presumed to expect at the hands of the Livery, should his conduct meet their approbation. 110 had, however, the additional honour of knowing, that by their favour, he had this day been taken out of the usual rotation, and sent out of the ordinary Court to the Court of Aldermen, as a fit and proper person to fill the office of first Magistrate of the City. This was a proof of the approbation of his Fellow.citizens, which no consideration should ever eradicate from his memory. Ile* was not ig. norant of the artifices which had been employed against him, and of the malignant aspersions with which he had been loaded by the corrupt tools of a weak Administration. The approbation of his Fellow-citizens, however, to him, was a sufficient recompence fur such attacks ; and he could assure the Livery, that should he ever again be called out into any conspicuous situation' in their service, no threats or intimidations, from whatever quarter they might come, should ever induce him to aban. don the duty he owed to his Fellow-citizens, whose Tights and privileges, in whatever situation lie might be placed, it should be his object to support and maintain. Mr. Alderman ATKINS expressed his happiness at the vote of thanks this day betowed upon him, and vrhiCh•etinvinced him, that, though he might, in some instances have differed film the Livery, the shades of difference between them were extremely minute. He assured them he had on all occasions acted conscientiously. He had never been afraid manfully to declare his opinion, 'and to meet those who differed from him face to face. Such, they knew, had been his oonduct, and such should con. tioue to be so on every after occasion when he might be called on to act a public part. Where he had at any time differed from them he had only asserted the birth.right of every Englishman, to have an opinion Of his own. He was happy to find that they, .by' their present vote, bore testimony• to his •conscien• thous discharge of. his duty ; and he returned them his hearty thanks.—The Meeting then adjourned. • M; 1 ... a ~.i • .1 4 ui!illiirlitiEllol,DlNOUSß' LOTTERY. • pr.d gF ,Athe Is?* of, . his MajWy's Trea. spry, OQ TUESDAY, qv sury, kilo of December next, the 'Tki id Ha libt. If AtND CFM irArrislt Y w 111 'continence . Drawing tioUstildkalli •LO l 4 Oll . Tickets 'may be had at 'Millie 'Lottery Offices, present • • . fife X B . 14) . ; 4 44c bn This' Lintel Contains Twenty-five CArITAL PRIZES ! , taint** Id Tres Of ONI.. HUNDRED THOUSAND UNDS Value and consist of rivatifitritiilFTlAL AND Wllll-1411118HED ,ERErEJIO POMO US ESi 4,4111047 Ar FREE, • &Mail in the most eligible . art of the city of Lisadon, ' 'either Ent W holesale or Retail . Diliiiiess;Wid lithe lust and 'osiskylOpportunity the Public will evor Itiqie of obtisleing.4uEs esv Pounds a valuable Freehold esta te. r. • . Scbeotes ant Patticidnos Gratis.: i 1 n INS PROW ED IN SWAN ANDOUS 11611Y1,11;u • 11.. . ...it A 1)%1 A NI. 1 4 ;0. 442. Strand. ; W m. I Ilk 16 I 61 r by WO i 110