The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-07 00:00:00

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Ina, Snow-bill, ',Marin. the best Accommodation for • _+,__ 11 MONEY on 'BILLS , and procuriiix a' Friend in .111 Is ifvo. (the Second Erlitioa. with '' Elglre'No tra vi nn ) ) i r i ee Travellers. pat Beds, choke Limier., and moderate Charges: HOUSE OF LORDS. Jeve O. blot. may be supplied in a few hours s where the parties are • us. boar**. 'vul.l.l. vit 7 . - The %O wing Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &e. set out fret. The _ well known they may be supplied itroantly. 'THE MEDICO-CHVIVE.GI4AX. TRANSA 06: t i e Sara !lead lon, S w oosyr-bill s h - Dorebeeer, Royal Assent was given, by Constnission. to (be Irish F a h orw eb, Distillation Bill, Loan Interest Bill, -sad . Militia 'Pay and Apply or nrldreos to klessrs. Ryder and Co. Rowell-WV% , We , p.wberloureet, Fitzroy-sot:llre. TIONS, published by the Medical mad ch . i rarg i e d so . defy of London. time Arabisbop of Canterbury. Dationmitils neal-idinlisbary, New Post Coati'. every Morol m Chothing 11W. Commissioaen, Lords Eldon, Walsiagham, sad C outant Atteedaace.- Money on Aunuity , and otherledgsf.: Sie o'Clock. with a Guard, through Hookup, Ai- _ '' irimArt,_ fur LONGNI AN ‘ Illtlittrc, as . % 911,1*E, and. V if-Pllll .l Up let. nvidPort. Elandford, Basingstoke, and B . hot, The Irish Insolvent Debusn' Bill was committed, and ,re. lies, as untsl. '' • .B OWN, Paternoster-roti. ' BOSTON, ftairling, Peterborougk. Stilton, and Hunting- Ported- _ — COLONIAL EST A R1,15111M ENT FOR •THE SALE bk, . -,..-...-‘.:,_ •• .._ O f w h " la* l's h i d , • . &U Ne* Hopi Mail Coach, sets out every Evening. Coaches The New Street Hawes reed a third time and passed. COFFEE AND RUM, . • ‘,.' ._ F.!. !•.Prlce Hs. b° 1 "'l l 'l wil l Vi'l• Ili- price Itb. bnerds.. from Boston to Spilsby, Loath, Grlouby. nod Hull., . 'ANNUITIES REGP3TRY BILL. • At Nos. 17 nod lel, Fencitorekotreet. London: -;,.. ----7--------- ' 4 '•-•-•••"-•••---•-• LIVERPOOL, Warrington), Kuntsford, Stone, and Litch. The HOUK resolved into a Committee on the An. `; • • In Ito. Pr t 41.404 I , „.; , , field. Post Coach, called, 'The Expedition. every Evening at . . nuities Registry Bill. porFEF: and RUNI are sold, at this Eitablisiiw • ITAPARIES \INDIC TED t, eie t ltyp o c r iti e l t Flee o'Cloeh, te the Saracen's Heud Inn, Dale-street, Liver- ‘) ~,em, •.0 the following PRICES, for ready-gooney, .as .T . -7n ytonridrk ,. a Poem 8 • d4 a ,.. b ii theiteviesers. , Pouf. BATH slimes vid.Bß th i r sT oolllut. The Duke of NORFOLK was desirous Out a mi.... 1.% , and delivered flee of exigence to any part of boor . . • • . By Flying Post Coaches, through Cliip. clause should be introduced directing some mode by ... GEORGE COHNII4,N, the T e r mer . don :- . , is r f e ; e g f or Li m i g ...ao, Hurst. Rees, Orme, and Drown, Pa- Mr. Odor, nod Mailhorough, every Afternoon; 6rriveat which, in the Registry', Annuities re-purchased forrr.r. (not ISIS than Uhl ~_ .'; 1 roster-rows and at the British Gißirry 64,' p ew saw- 11 :. 1111 7% the Greyhound Inn, Bath, And the Landau Tavern, Thound-stmet, end the Swan Bristol, neat Morning.-Concbes might be shown to be no - longer an inconlimmnce on V' r' hest raw, ;it ;,!.. tlil.-Dittu, roasted, at 44. 6.1. Per Awl reef; and R. W. Ellixtuo, Juhrtsioireen, 40 0 ,4„, Ver. :70..t1 caw, :it Is 10 i.-- Dino '2, 141. -le W Ails .ROklge water , Taunton, Ste. the p ee pers of Rattles orightafly grantiorttleits. 6, 0 .4 , •,w. ;a is. 6d.- ' Motel • 1.. 10d. - , ' LigEog i f ! „ w Light Cuiteb, railed, The limelminaltsees ma Lord ' HUAI. of proof strysigth (not lest than two gallons), . ' Tb* Seealif leiltates.. in One Voltps* • ..i Ow Wit 11 . MN rvery at ftt bolt-yam Severs o'Clorkm aserees Four . ItrWUNtlAlsEirso sorprised that no cleat. J;tromiea,nt - - Ills. thi. per rotten. • - 111,914 " 914414 O lsen / fillel Y " . ' ' a " l4 Y . imnitiobab's'ola OA rewarkfthlY essYi otitis srvon'd itrnted 4 • to that Abet flied been introduced into the. Bill in the Leeward 11.1logl - l'is. 641. per gallon. race 31.3.. isoartb, son. Paises tarilugb Stamford, Newark, Retfind, Doncaster • Casks will he supvto-d, if required. nod the price returned. - ' T RAVELS. in the ISLAND of ICELAND and Ferrybrittge, to the Cilitleo Lim. Lords, next Day at Noon. - 1 C e fin um " " h e C 1 ORC ig t eired m* h be reedit done y, aeon their being sent b •ck. Brie!: of , 4-ello? . easit ... 3ll. lif a dorirt: the Rummer of the year 1810. . • 5", Motwithttnltahnoisenecomitman expedition of NA Coach, it is Iby aothovising the officers to enter a vatalur on the e • Tprictiol: the Rummer of the year 1810. Ey SIR GEt). S TEUART M ACK ENZIE, Bart, Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Btc. &e. " On the spirit, the activity, and the juttgateat with which these Travels have been conducted, we mean to bestow our un qualified appmhation, and in piano sham out as bight!, worthy of imitation. The accouut with which the puhlic is here pre sented is written with great plainness and simplicity. The nar rative is clear and lively ; and the pictures it draws, whether mural or physical, carry with them every appearance of accu- racy and goad faith." F.tlinhurgh Review, Feltruary, 1812. Printed for Longman, !forst, Rees. Orate, and 'Brown; Ca deli and Davies; John Niurray T. t. 4.e;lt. Bnl.tyrin; C. Lnw ;J. Ilittritatil ;E. Lloyd ;W. Lindell Cratiock and Joy: Cale and C•.. ; Sharpe and 'Mlles' and T. Hamilton, London ; and A. Constaide cod Co. Edinhuigh. ur. , • —ring sett, .. _ c paints Ss. 68. a 4-callim ditto frs. a 51callon ditto 6s. a 6-ciam ditto is. a 10-gallon ditto 9s. 64. a 20. go nott ditt o Orders. for any port of the country, will he punctually eze ruled: it .iccompunied with Haut , of Fdiginnil Nutcs, or Bills on Land , n Barkers. not exceeding two months. 0.11. us for Cufee should be addressed id Mr. Beide, No. 17, Dal I r d.l to to Mr. Hulot's, No. 18, Few eharth lih , u-n1 all , wane to Dealers. The q:i :lily of the Cofr.e and !ism sold at this Establishment may be &tie ded mum, it. it has been formed fur the sole pur pose o`mapphing the public win these ;articles genuine n- im puted t aid is conducted under the soncriMerwlenc , • of the Chairman rent a Committee of the Body of West India Planters and ISlrrennis. and Perrybridge,t, Notwitlettddlogsbe allowed to WWI most agreeable anti complete Public Convey ance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any attire. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdnle, Bolton, Charley, Ormskirk, acid Garstnag Post Couches, every Alter noon, ut Five ii Clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtqwn, Gretna-Green, Ammn, Dumfries, Brownhill. Thonthilt. Sanquhar-Kilis Canino('lt, Kingssteli, and all parts of Scotland, CaMperdown Coach (Daily). YORK, Newcw44e, and Edinburgh, new Coach, perf with a Guard throughout, sets out every hlorrii:.g at half-rest Sit o'Clock, by way of Newark, ReiCird, Tailcaster, Northollerton, Durham, Morrill, Alla Berwick.-- Pa4-esigers (iodise ilicassel,eg fatigued train the lem:th of the pinnies., may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without nov additional fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan. Co ney -street, York, ram Cisaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarbo rough, Whitby, and other Ptires. • Hit If)GENOlt'fll and Walsal new Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE, Pcnrith, and Whitehaven. Pots Conch, goes with Four Durres, and n Guard ail the way. Paves through litough, Appleby, GresiotlarolAr, Richmond, Catieriek, Bo rotighbridre, Weihrrby. ‘lierfortl, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nowt* way by eighteen ntiksl, sets nut every Morning. A i.d ptrforiin tor jourue, with the greatest facility. Pas-edgers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar adynntape of their seats being secured its the nest ClNtell. WAKEFI l) Post Coach, every Morning, at half-past Sit o'Clock. roll, in the margin of the enrollment of the Annuity Deed, where the Annuity had been re-purchased.— As it was, however, their lordships could not give any remuneration to the officer ; and it would be un reasonable to call upon birn to take the trouble of doing this without compensation. The Bill passed through the Committee, with Amendments.—Report to- morrow. The Duke of NOaleo LK moved the second read ing of the Helleston Election Bill. The LORD CHANCELLOR-suggested that this was a Bill of pains and penalties, and therefore that the House could not, consistent with its practice, go to a second reading of the Bill, without first, as in the Aylesbuiy case, examining evidence at their Bar, as to the truth of the facts upon which the Bill was alleged to be founded. The Duke of NORFOLK did not consider it as a. Bill of pains and penalties, its object being merely to add a number of voters to those already entitled to vote; but thought it more nearly assimilated' to the Nottingham Bill, where a concurrent jnrisdiction, with the town Magistrates was given to the Magis trates of the county at large, and which passed that House without any examination of witnesses. The LORD CHANCELLOR put it to the Noble Duke to,consider the effect of adding 100 voters, where there were only 50 before. After some further conversation the motion was dropped. Adjourned till to-morrew . (this day). (Siznet!) CHARLES FUN, Chairman. N. 8. This is lIIIW the only L.'itablishmeot which has the troseliou of Cie West ludiA Body. Handsomely printed in 4to. with Engravings by the first Artists, price 18. , . bonrds VOLUME 111. Part of eNCYCLOP,EDIA V 1111 !TAN NIC A, Fifth Edition, in Twenty-fuer Vol. wish a ere:lily-improved set of Entraviaas. v.. 1. IV. Pint 1. will he published on the Ist of August, and the sethsequeitt Parts every Month, till the w h ole is com pleted. •. " The printing of this Work being in great forwardness. the Public m•sy he assored of a more regular delivery than has• ever attended any similar undertaking; and those Subserihers who ;nay he desirous of comuletitig their sets early, will have an opportithity of ilniag so in about Iwo years from this time, as nearly a 5 the Publishers can calm' ,le. Edinburgh ! Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. and Thomson Bomar, Edinburgh; (:ale, Curtis. and Fenner, Pa ternoster-row. Landow; Wilson and Sons, York ; and John Cumming, I)ubliu; and sold by ull Booksellers in Town and Country. NO ArOV INCE Pi CON4EQUUNCE OF TILE MOURNING. IMPORTANT RAVING& AT ISi, FLEET-STREET, WITHIN TDl3,lili DOORS OF FETTER-LANE, FOR READY %lON ry. - FGIBBONS; WOOLLEN DRAPER, MAN'S • MERCER, nod T I LOR, announces to hi, numerom Ftiend• and the FoAsitraithle World, an't he is enaloli•il to mop pi:, let. Ils 111 ilk AtlicJes of Dtria, made in the f k rvi blyir of ele gance, and of 'Alkmaar quality, of the Lillian% very reduced Prieevt.— _____ re s. d. Very hest Spard.h Wobl Soperfine Cloth Coats 3 fi 0 IThisi Briti.h Wool ditto . - 2 l 0 0 CH IiSTER, Newport,. Whitchurch, l'arporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlewiab, Post Carlo', every Evening, at Five o' Clock. SUNDERLAND, Slot klem, owl Yarm, Ndttr Coach, every Morning, ti the G:orge Inu, Sonderl.apl, MANC FI ESTER, Winslow, Cotierton, Newcastle, nalsal, and Wolverhampton ' Pali' Conch, every Aftrrnoon. guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, stud Shilfoul, Post Conch, the Rata! Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clork, guarded. Sit EFFI ELLY and Rotherham Port. Coach, culled the Rock ingham. every Morning. SO U'r II A M PTON, Winchester, Alresfnrd, and Alton Ciach, every Evtaing. HiRM I N tiHAM Mercury Post Coaeh, wi:h a Guard, sett out every Afternoon, and reaches Biruainehani next day at noon. Poi....es by Orford, Finnan, and Shipitoue, to the Saracen'a Head. Bull-street, Birmingham. / 111.1L1....Noritscave, Bowden, Thorn : and Donenster. Post Crack, every Morniag at sialf-ioist Six to Cluck, to the Befitted San lon, Myirto-gate, Hull. Gnid Second Very b st,uperfine Kerseymere Breeches DiMt ditto I)r.ahl► dittii Be-A D. ishle Twilled ford Mita - 1- Ili 0 1 1 0 1 8 0 01R g Ernihisimhlr Mobetettim Wai.teiints - Awl every other Article, whether Great Coats, Ladies' Riding Anhu•, Pantaloom, &c. &c. charged with an equal regard to Economy. NOTICE TO VIE PUBLIC., HOUSE OF COMMONS. 1/ r end 'Co. of the BRITISH- PAINT FACTORY. 40; LONOOSI-Vf Mast re 7 1 :1 ATV ppeetfutly inform the Public. that they hay: taken the 'Ware. Ppasvia hotly imempled by Maws.. Travers sod riulaile. Smear bakery, No. 64, WIJR KPI-STR E ET. CH Ed PSI D E, at h hieh TANK Ina% he lair/hmed (a% at London Wall) GENUINE OILS stmt C(.11.01IRS: at the Whuleside Prima. for Money. and iv hi re their CBEA r, Du RA REC. and IMPENETR t• Ilk IN TS. grounit in (Allured Oil. for Kirk :!in„ 'IS either Boarding, Srareneil• Front,. ' Suh Pointing, &C. are nag : twi g the same prices itvlreti). fore, v per rwt. Invi.lhlr Orem Dirk Olive Green 70.. Bri...ht Olive Green l I`.:*. . Blue per cwt. Mark. White. Yellow. Slone, 44 Lead Colours Silt. Chontlate 500. Ited 411 s. • for ume,sq. per gafion. Genuine stis. per cwt. And prepared Oil, to thin the White Lend, p.•r gppli. per gall. Turpentine 12. 01 Fine. Chamber Linseed Oil 5-. 6d. rale Seal 44. Gd. Genuine Si.erm Oil Sc (id. And Common Oil 4•. thi. Painters' Brushes, altd Colson. of every kind, dry or prepared for u.e. N. R. The trnpeittruhle Point+, are very handsome In nn ipearancr, 'possess great durahilit‘; and will stand in hot Cli mate.; flies me used in the innnaer of other Pnicto, nll4 are np •lir pble to the general purposes of Useful and Ornainentill Painting. lIEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY IL A FFErI lONS. with their usual concomitants. Spam, Flantleticy, Indirstton and general 10ehility (originating in whatever 40nree). :Ire relieve& and frequently cured. by WHITEIJEA IFS ESSENCE OF MUSTARD FILLS. wrier evert other means had failed. The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD Ittsed with the Pills, in these Complaints where necessary) is perhaps the most active, penetrating. and effectual remedy in tee World, gene rally curing the severest Sprains and Bruises in le.e. than hnlf tie time usually taken by tiny other Liniment err Embrocation y had if a•e+: iternateliutely after any accident, it prevents the part teriabg black Wit IT FM DAD'S FAM (LY CP.RATE is particularly efficatiints far nil ill-ronditionesl Soren, ta►e len% scorbutic eterptitim. blotches, pimple/I,ring werren.,.shingles, loreakings nut in the face, same, ears, and ereleds. sore ;Intl inflioned t)es, sure heads, and senrhotie humours of every description. Prepared only, and 101 l by R. Johnetens, A pathecnre. No 15, Grerk•,treei, babe, London. The Eireweice and Pills at d, each ; the terare nt Is. li!. mid 2s. 91 Sold by every pie -divine Vender in the United h ;ileum •• • Vie Genuine hers n (flick Ink Stamp, with the mime of R. Julimtern inserted on it. GREY HAIRS will not be seen ip future. Gar) or Carroty Whiskers are it great disfigurement in ffeiifleifi'll• Ladies ur Gentlemen making trial will he eon iviac...l of lwing.*n improved, dent no doubt now, reausins of Prime's Russian Dye making Grey or Carroty flair dark or bind; immediately. Observe, there have hetia many attempts to po roar, articles of n viand. r pirpore, bat have failed. Se errand Lirlies have dechredolnit for yearr they hart bees' obliged in agar false hair, altiustsgh having tolenifily p I hair of their uwn, bur it brine trey at no roily age they were recommended t‘i u.46e n fair and in a :Mort time, so great urn. the addi tion, than they left otrihe false hair, and has sonde their head of hair have the youthful apyrunnice as when tacitly .)ears of age, Ark for " PRINCE'S TiyE," Half-a-Guinea a triable; sir It dozen bridles. 51. 'Plum dirveli,as are enclored is earls bottle, N hich auy sae may dye their hair themselves with etve and piereure. Sold by the Proprietor, Prince. Dentist.—Observe. It it ndl a Si•Op—PX:teliv iiitliff•iir to No. ; the N bers are irregular la John-sires, thford-itreet ; llendrie and ROM, Perfsisners tu her Majesty, Tielslnune-street ; arutie. b 9. New • Pond- +free( t 11..r.iisis, 89, ; Bacon, 150, Osforti-street 1 1 niters, '249, Strand ; Davison. 59, Fleet-street itigge. 65 . Cheapsids. ; Word, VI, Holborn ; Holum, Tuts, Royal ; wad 6.f must prit.cipal Pvrfunico. or Medicine I Venders. :A CAUTION—Ar mn , 4l valuable articles are tried to he emp.terfeitcd, he careful to osk fur Prince's Russian Ilse, stud •:Mov e the cover of pitch bottle is printed with " Russian geld lc." Li'ie , and Gentlemen re.idine in the (wintry by. ettrlosint a rltr-il •mul boor in n letter to Ihr lirnprietor, will ferrite by rel tarn of riisiris tine gaille . 11 an►tll. hh•Il lin , itv, t:,, h ill , nod Country Shopkeeper', te.ottiag i 11$,'r ()Well in 1,114 , intivotiale rieritimers.nr hle.lieitie Vectlett .they dual milt lo Loudon, will receive buccal ollowmice. , Qs Thursday, Jul. 1, .tas•puhlished, priee 2s. embelbshed will full-lenob Porrait of Ar. No. XT. of E THEATRICAL INQUISITOIt, and .Mtintlolv Mirror; contri;niug, io thlition to a great ell. eie(y-of tithe. - articles un the Wieners, the Literature, and the Amusements of the Age, opi:ius anti original Memoirs of Mr. Menalea—Do-eription of tag triamphal Munament erected at Paris, in bottom of Napoleno--the wise and pithy Address of a venerably Jud i zeto the Sherif% of Ltrodon—Thratrirot bass, or Crisi..coos as tote PorfotioattoreSof She Eithlersto Urn tut , —Suomi Clittipole 'write New Svsietos of Education—Lon dtm as it arts. anti its it I,—lntri-itorianl. or a SeleAll/l1 of Cu riosities—Reviews 6; the tw. 1:41i.j011 of Turnbull's Voyages, ord Dr. 11u.hv's Lucretius—Uransatic Strictures on the Per f.rmothes of the Month, tneluding Lute no Time, th,t Brazen Bust, A opesirsowe of Mr. Paver, Rbotppearnitee of Mrs. Sid duos, &c.s—Psretry anti Orirzinul Epigrams. Published for the Proprietors by C. Chopple, ; tad sold by Sherwood anti Co. PaiProoster-row ; Keys, Cole assaccutreet ; Dad all venders of periodic al Publications. CATON OX DEBILITY. Price 3i. Gd. Secrind Edition. PRACTICAL. OBSERVATIONS on the DE- A. BILITIES, natural and contracted, of the GENERA TIVE ORGANS of both Serest including Reantrks on Onn nigni, Seminal Weakness. nocturnal Etniasion, Gleetb, Tahe► Dorsalis, Fluor Allw3 , &c. &c. with the Theory of Genera tion. fly T. M. C kTOV, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospital. sf St. Thoron.'s rind (1004. Published by the Author, No. 10, Stanhope-street, New. eastle-strert, London. „.. _ _ Where m•w.lte lend. CATON'S POPULAR, TREATISE on the CAUSES and DISTINCTION of the vnrieties of ASTHMA, with new, simple. and successful Instructions fur the prevention and treat ment of Asthmatic Fits. price IRE Relations (if any) of JOHN SPARKS, AL late it Seittonii behaving tp the Honourable Bast Compitit)r'i Ship CUFFN ELLS, deceased, tome hear of some. 'him to their adnintnge, by appl% big •to Mr:Juel, corner of Itnbin Hood-laue, Puplty, near Olackwallt AD VICK. - - - - - - -- WHEN Men of Education and Professionnl Skill, use persevering eridenvinirs to discover the most safe nod certain method of treating a kw prevailing Diseases t the successful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to milks the cure of the fAlowing the *Nee. of their particular study viz. a certain Disorder, freirently contracted in a MCMICIII of inthaicatiost, and its coaci.mittints, Strictures and Gleets, which, hs an improved plan, are speedily nal eirectually cored; 11111111.41 Debilits , whether aristng from liacch:rialtati indulgence*, lung residence in *arm Minnie% or a Witt solitary vice, too anew utappily pursued by theyoutit of both sexes; in the one caus ing sterility, or tairrenness; and in the other a numerous train of nervous diseases. which, if not timely remedied, terminate in impotence and Consmaption. In that tlistressingstate of debili ty or defickacy, whether the consequence of such hopeful ha bits, or arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the ciaatitutimn hecoMe eafeehlect. as regularly educated Sur grabs of Liaalnis they ;am dna, safe, out* speedy restoration to sound 1,1111 vi4ortais health. The result of - a long and extessive practice has enaltied them, by 5 mtperior method. to remove Venereal Complaints, Imn.- ever iiiiecterate nr comltiieatrd, without subjecting the patirni hi the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent Cases, whereon early cpplication tc made an dialivery of the infection, they frequently perform a cure in the short spare of two tlnyo, The unprecedented tweets of their mode af treatment ( w hi c h has nev e r hero known to fail in one Single instance in a practice of ;M e et, verse.., during which perio4l ninny thousand per.ons 4,f !loth te%ell have been cared, eve.. after severe and injurious methods had been' pursued ItV tither Pr:wad tttt ers without effect), induces them to thus pithliely offer their advice. Messrp. Gryss and Cu exclusively profes-ing the cure of these pill - 6(4114r complaints. in order that they may not lie marked by a mistaken few,' w ith the obloquy justly attached to the ignorant empiric, but jissine to themselves to stale, that they have hero vroperly educated and initiated into every breach of Ilse profession (tertilleates of which, from d(llereat Iltispis hits, awl troitnnuioils Cram the marl eminent Phymeilow, th e y hod • etiovinee Hoy inquirer), that the turrets resulting from their endear atio4 filrt induced them to quit the prat tiee of the Neutral Practitioner, - nod they presume that their linos c.sciticute a Gar grommi for the topreredented con with which they have, by the Public, been so tiherul _ ;inured. Patients to the Country are requested to stnte the partieu lan of their caw, arc, and manner of living, iodating it Batik PI me for Advice and Medicines; and the wane will be forwarded tt• any tan Of the Kingdom. CUSS and CO. Surgeons, 13, Lintiverie.speet i Fleet -atom ly k4l DEBILITY, &e. ENCOURAGED by the uniform success attend ing their peculiar method of treatment to the cure of a few prevalent complaints, which has bees. centime.' by the ex perience of many years in a large and extensive practice; sen sible also of the happy effects resetting tip the public from me dical men confining their atteAtiou to a certain class of diseases, Messrs. GOSS and Co. enntinuitil direct their studies to those disorders arising from a secret destructive habit of inconsiderate youth, whirls not only orensions a numerans train of nervous af fections, but ;Aso entails on its votaries all the enervating; Imbe cilities of old nee. In that distressing state of debility or defi ciency, whether the eonsermence of such Annelid habits, eyces sive 'drinking. long residence in hat climates, or say other cause, by which the powers of the emetieution become enfeebled, as regularly edureted Surgeon; of London, they offer n firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and yie,ifrotts health. Where an early application is made for the cure of a certain Disorder. frequently contracted in a :summit of iarbriety, the eradication is gener a lly completed in the short space of two days; and In the mare advanced and inveterate stages of vene real infection, characterised by a variety of ;minim and distres sine. svmptimis, a perseverance in their plan ( will t restraint is diet or exercise) will insure to the patient a pertinuient and radical cure. .The diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with or arising Irmo the above compinint, have not escaped their atten tion; by nu infidlible and improved plan, they are enabled to remove obstinate (Beets snnl Strictures, whether recent or of long duratinn, without resortifig to the painful ansi dangerous use of the caustic hoagie. Many instances can be adduced of very inveterate eases, of severnl year. continuance, !ravine y eft to their meth. 41 in a few days, after the cure had been at tempted by other p'ractitinners without edect ; and such has been the agreeable result of st practice of fourteen years, that the mode of treatment has not in one single la-dance ever proved abortive, during which period many thousand persons. of both sexes, have experienced the enjoyment of having been per fectly cured. after severe find injurious methods have been per- severed in to im purpose. Messrs. (toss :tad Co. exclusively professing the cure of these partieular complaints, in order that they may not he, by a raistnieen few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant ern;.iric, think it but justice to themselves to state, tam they have been properly educated and initiated into every brnerh of the profession (certificates •of which. from different Hospisatil, and le,ninonims from the most mitten, Physicians, they teek to convince any eimeirer) that the success resulting front their emleavours fleas induced them to quit the practice of the gement Practitioner, and they presume that their pre fermium constitute a fair ground for the imprectileuted enafi- Jerre with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally ..... used. Ti be ems:tilted at their Rouse daily (personally, or by let ter) by Patients, of either Sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and . • Patients In the country are requested to state the particulars of their ease, age, and seamier of living, enclosing a Hank-mite for solvice tuna medicines; and the' MUM will boforwarded to any part of the Kinedoin. ' (TOSS mid CO. Surreal,. Ne. 12, BouTerie-strect, Fleet street. UY EIS MAJ ESTY'S ROYAL LETTRRS PATENTS. .EA K GENUIN E Pt Ll,* justly famous• for curing, in nll ill singes, the Venereal Disease. One roma' Pill is q &Hie t and the taking of one box bt u recent ease will soon convince the patient tit toe certainty of a s peedy re covery. Nuthing root be better contrived, more safe, or more convenient than this remedy for such us nre obliged to gn jour nies, or to fen. to it needs nu rolitinemeht or restraint of diet; tint) sixty years experience (in an extensivg make) Ills prov ed thaLit will effect a cure when repented salivation nod all other methods nYail For the Scurvy mind other Chronimil Disorders, this Medicine hos not its parallel. 5 1 t . r d ards of 40,000 vermin; of limn sexes have hers; radically the abode rniel disorder.'. within the last eight yeaN. Prep fired and linl4l by the Proprionri. Thonnis Taylor and Son, Members at the ito)al College of Sureeons, London (see the list of real Surgeons. published onumilly by the Royal Col le4e), at their house, No. 9. New Bridge-street; where con stant tititidttnce nod advice will he given by them in fill cases relative to the &hive cninpletinborkh inviolable teereg. Also, by appointment, at the Perham% No. St. Alban g-street, NB- islall; Mr. Deshorongh's Toy Shop, No. 7. rish.street bill ; and by nne person it; every considerable to wu _of (Irma Britalikt etc. In boxes of only toe Da. each. The Roman Catholic Relief, Dublin Small Debts, Dover PI, lota. liw.mlid.td Fund, Vette of Credit, Irish 'Loyal Canal, Lord Nebou's Estate, anJ the Spirit Duty Bill• were read a third time and passed. Lord OSSULSTON expressed a wish to be informed, whether any progress had been made by the Committer, to which the Pa pers respecting the Civil List had been referred. Mr. COUR PENAY answered, that a dual meeting r..to take place to-morrow, fur the purpose of making up theMe port. EAST INDIA BILL. Lord Castlereagh having entered the house, Mr. It. SMITH rose to enquire of the Nobte Lord,. whether he intended to go into the discussion of the India Bill that evening? lie (Mr. Smith) would suggest the propriety of postponing it ;or a. day, as the Bill, with all its amendments and altera. tions, had been but a very short time in the possession of Members. Laid CASTTAREAGH said, that he had enter. . tained hopes the Bill would have been ready for de lirery lo the Members earlier ; but as it had not been .so he could have no objection to postponing it till . to-morrow, which was accordingly done. MR. PALMER'S CLAIMS. Mr. WHARTON moved that the iloose should, to-morrow (this 'day), resolve its If into a Commit. tee, to consider of the claiMs of Mr. J. Palmer, and what compensation might he due to him. The SPEAKER said, that probably the Honour. able Member's intention was to mote for some grant of money in the Committee, and he wished to know if there were any recommendation, or whether any. such recommendation was to be expected. aril CASTLEREAGH signified his assent to tha. Committee, which was accordingly ordered. ITINERANT AUCTIONEERi. Mr. LOCKHART, after some observations upon the necessity of protecting the fair trader from the frauds practised by Mock A.uctiodc .moved for leave to bring a Bill to prevent Frauds to theite., venue and Injury to the fair Trader by Itbitat4 Auctioneers. Sir J. SHAW approved of the Bill, butpaid, on. less it excepted foreign trade from its operation, and likewise the shipping of the country, he should .. box compelled to oppose it. Mr. PROTHEROE spoke in favour of it. Mr. W. SWAT said, it would produce unmixed good to the public. It was much wanted, and he sincerely hoped the lion. Member would be enabled to carry it through notwithstanding the lateness of the Session. Mr. DIVENPORT and Mr. P. LEWIS so! ported it. The CHANCELLOR of said, that though he himself AI mit any disjointed fact of th e recently before the House, brought forward in its divided Honourable Gentleman entitle be should be happy to give an: power. He thought, however advisable to go 'beyond those Bill which had received the of the House, but rather to that Bill, as was not likely Mr. Aldermait ATMNS iupported the Bill, and, after LOCKIIART, who intimated certain additional tvgtilatiims Mr. F. LLIVIS sup— . • )1' the EXCHEQUER. • ' did not intend. to sub- e plan which had been .• !, yet, as it was now NI shape, he thought the 110.10 their thanks, and my support to it, in his rer, th i af itkwoulti ,be clads of the fOruser con4scrent approbation select just so mach of to create objection, f t •• mod Mr. WILAILTON. er a few words from Mr. NI his inteatioti, tafrysto is with% he Lad luteutio4 .•