The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-22 00:00:00

1 !).1 ~"~ -^ No. rig. ir the next of Kin of George Banns, late of the It II .tr,untiiie Ow East India Company's Ship" The Qsarter-Tivo:er , deceased. will apply to S. llytter, of 4, tiog-roo , Mile Enl, they will bear of something to 14eir advantage. W I)1811 LIT MATURE. G Y LLENIIALIA, INSECTA SVECICA, p. 1. los. 6d. SCHON HERR'S SYNONYMIA INSECTORUM, P. tat. XI. PS LMI, ex Recension texts' liebrei et VeNionom Aa prusaruin, [Aline versi, notisque Criticis et, Philologicis illus is. HUMERUS, comparons, II et Odps, Illustrati ', N. • DEI.EN'S, Wideirea's, Brest/sates, and Granherg's Dic tionaries. lOW Pllll AleK'S and Moberg's Grammais. N. B. The above - ilineJw 1114 , 1 he had at site following Book4ellers: Buote*,,,Brood-street, Rossi Exeliniges %%be nne Co. Fleet-street; Linn, Sahn-ssiaare 411. Ara - 044W ! , A This Day was pabllthed; by Messrs. Longman and t.. Pa ternoster-row, in one tare Bvo. volume, coutabdag' 760 ages, price in boards, 135. 6d. r - HE MONTHLY REPOSITORY of THE. OLOGY and GENERAL LITERATURE, for the Year 1809. [Vol. IV.] The Monthly Repository, which is published in ;Humber on the .first day of every mouth, price Is. each, is devoted to Free In qu iry in Matters of Faith, and to Civil and Religious tiWrty. The prey volume contains , amongst a great variety of I nt eres ti ng anti ni% cles, an account of Mrs. Idarrret Sheppard. a *Correspoo dent of the Sreevaroa's, with eight origt 'al Letters of I her's; eight orklinitl, Letters of Dr. Isaac Watts; iillieritC relatiog,to ReltwittLibiatlyg ikand Chords Este kbeihnens4ses tier Write pithrthy Qtetut T tPli uck", atc. Ag e - 4On ' rit lftildklisio`lo37Wl MIL Ale n.qt-ry being the Rest No. of Vol. V. with whicitiperstinimay toniettieutly begin to take the Work. This Number will cootahrEetracts of Letters of Use celebrated Dr: Conyers Midalktiso to Used Harvey; Eight more original Letters of Dr. Isaac Watts; An Foca . valuation of Mr. ForMer's hypothesis on the subject of Christ's Te:uptation; A Vindication of the Qoakers; Review of the New Testament, on the P)an of the late Mr. Evasion, and of the 'Jubilee Sermons; Retrospect of Public Alain, for January; Hiitorital Account of Mr. Lancaster's School, &c. &c. Coitonunicationt, Advertisements, ond Bills far the Wra.p per, are requested to be sent to the Editor's, at Mr. C. Slower's, Printer $2, Paternoster-row. • OF NEXT MONT% THE STATE IXITTERY WILL 11 , ...G1N AND FINISII DRAWING. ICHARDiON, GOODLUCK, and Ca. Mork Brilkers, corner of Bank so.l f Gate of the Kiwg's Mews, Charing Crogs, s ry voc ifully nifirm tags that they are seitin,- , 'rickets and s unw ou , ale Two. tlaree, nod Four 'rickets of Ole Nose Number, olucli may tobtuin the fultilwiaA great INi:es: Four 'rickets of One Number . SSA,III) Tor.? duos • •••• 41141i• •••• MA* Two ditto *OW o.le ditto JO STI ARV; Iv PROPORTI, •. e• e •, , ADULTERY, DUELLING, SUICIDttA s: • • This day was published, Price is. AScOURGE for tho ADU LT F, ItS, DU LIS Fs, GAMESTERS, and SELF-MURDERIM of 1810. Whited for Stneklale, jun. 41, Pail-Mall. By who.n will shortiv he published, in One large Volume . 4to. with 1V fine Plates, a tew copies on Royal Paper, with pr inf impression., 11 IS l'ollYor the INQUISITIONS inITALY,SPAIN, and PORTUGAL: including the secret Transactions of chose horrific‘frihminls, to the pr-sent time. • This day was published, By C. and R. BALOW V, New Bridge-street, Price 346 d. AN ENQUIRY into the Dints produced on the Natiotml Currency rod Rates of Exchange by the B ink Restrirtia I Bill, explaining the Cause of ilk. high Price of Bullion; with Plans for maintaining the Natal/ it Coins in a state of Uniformity and Perfectim. By ROBERT MUSiI ET, of hit Majesty's Mint. ORIGINAL COACH. OFFICE, SWAN WITH TWO- NECKS INN, LAD-LANE, LONDON. The following Royal Mail Coaches, and other Carriages, se out Irma the above Lou, viz. nitISTOL Royal ivlaii'Coach, on a new and improved . Plan, carsies t'wo Outside Passengers, oa Sr rinS, t brim ZII Mari b wstmh Chippenham i and Bat h, everY Evening, at Half-pust Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter be fore Six. BATH Royal Mail Coach. an a new and. improved Plan, entries Two Outside Passengers, on Springs; through Marl borough and Devizes, evory livening at Half-past Seven Shadays, Quattev before Six. PLVINOUTIf Raiyal Mail Coach, on a new and.improved Plan. curra.s Two ()tibiae Passengers, on Sprigs, ',trough Kith Timmons', Wellington. and Fleeter, every Evening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Six. EXETER Royal Mail ( . 41:teh s IM a new ri..d improved Pldn, carries rwo Pacsengers. on Springs. tlinusgh Itr , tiow at er 0111 WellingtOn, ever•• Kvening at H•ilf-past Sevea o'clock, Sundays, Quarter before Six. Exama Royal Mail Coach, oa a nest and improved Plai:, carries Two Oatiti: l .- Passengers. 0:1 Spriggs, earaugh Salisbury. Dorcliestn. Bruiport. and Honiton. ever, nvening at Ifalf-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter befair FALAI:MTH Royal Mail Coach, tin a new aid improved Phu, carries Two Outside Passengers. on Springs, tarniigh Oa klia ono ton, Launceston. and Truro, every Evening at Half past Seveu Sundays. (Nana; before Six. Ltvitt.rona. Royal Mail Coach, on n new and improved Mtn. tmrries 'fwis Outside Passengers, on Springs, Waugh Coventry, Litchfield, NeWCHslif, and IVarrio,vitin, every Evening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter be-. Lure Six. M•aewarrza Royal Mail Coach, cm a rn.w and impr -' This Day was published. i t LETT ER from MGM AGU BURGOYNE, nil. H.q. of Mark HAL to-the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of ESSLX, on the present awful Crisis of Pub ll* Affairs. " My party is that of the whole people, and my;~ri;:ci ples, which the taw taught me. are only' to be changed by a chaps of e% isiene.e."—Si W. Jov ts. - • Soll by Faidder, Bond—Wets Duda, Pall-Mall; Richard son, Royal Melange; and Bone and He or, Strand. Als , ), by Meng, and Chalk, Chelmsford; :ad the principal Book beams la Erse:. ~i . ... . -.- .., • - • ' il , .1- . . . . . ... 3 : Al /P 4 • 4* ** et‘ .. '. 4 # • . - . -- . JO . 4 . ' - -i I%• - , hN obi . .. . • ... do. ; z...... . . . - . , • - ...., • ••• ~ •-••• ~, IF - ,i-- s =-4,.:7‘. ~ .9/ • -- • - . • ago • m . 4 •tr • . • ; ...,,. ;.. t. , ' Oiirrit ei o mi . . . . .. .. Ain' to A '' .. . • I . • V 4 if . 7.9 r ' .. • ' l ' 7 l ''' .• k 1 -03 * • r i A ts, • r • At - Iti . ' • • . a S '.. • •, , ' • • .. • *. 'IA -.... ...,. . -. I'' • . • . ' ...... ~ i r : .P • T ~.' - . a I 'l 1 e VC... .. ; • ~,,, ~, l, F• =,.: J... i ,•• 1 . . (ID s m "•-•.5 it • . . _ . • tz4.-•. C s t . , s a . rrian. ~....„...,;.t , ,,,,, „.......,.......,.. NN M . • • PRICE yip. OND.4); .1.4N(1.4RY 22 , 'lBlO. . ,„. . .....,„_.„_._:___,..—..1,........___._..............__,___,,,t NO. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. MESSRS. HAZARD, HURNE, a nd Co . Stock-brokers. Londe,, respectfully Worm the Pah- Ilc, that Tickets and Shares for the -present State Lottery, which is ea the sane new ant improved Phut as the bat, ceo. sin* of Gum 5000 Humes, are on Said at their Otlic• as above. VIII SVIIIIIE CORTAIIIS 4 Prizes of i 82 0 •000 4..... of .• 5,000 And2o 12 of ION.) • of MO _ 'robs /di Orawain•ONE DAY, vid.l4th FEBRUAIST. ~ , _ BILLIAM NICHINTAIN,. SARACEN'S ARAD t.. SNOW-HILL, LONDON. . The best accommodation for Travellent--Csond Beds, Asks Liquors, and moderate charges.— The following Coaches, Mail Coaches, Re. set out from the Haraceita Head Inn, 849 yr-hill, GLASGOW, DUMFRIES, CARLISLE, WHITERA YEN.. PENItITH, BROUGH, APPLEBY, CAT TERICKE, sell BOROUGHBRLDGF. New Peet Coaches, eyerrhlomiag, to carry four insides. YORK and LEEDS New Post Coaches, set out every mesa in at half-past five o'clock I arrive at Yotk the next day at twelve o clock. ' The ECLI PSI: New Flying Post-Coach, .carries Poor Insides only to to York, Sunderland, Newcastle,. said Etlioburgh, by way of Stamford, (irenthema, and' 800. caster, every Evening and Morning, toles: dewerby's, the White-horse, Copper-gute, York. Uncntamoti Cheap Irravellieg to Liverpool, by the New Fly- ing Post Coaches, to the Angel Inn, Dale-street, Liver. pool, daily.7-Leeds and Wakefield New Pest Goads. called the Clothier, sets out every Aunties at Seven o'cl:irk, by Aloes and Co. Leeds. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilt o n, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets eat every rioting. Coddles from Boston to Spilsby, Laub, Gelemby s and Hatt Lir EamatlL, Warrington, Knetsford,' Stone,-and Litch field Post Coach, called the Expedition, every eeeolui, at five o'clock, to the Crown lan, nethcroes4treet, Liverpool. Guardia! throughout. BaKst and ktaisroc Flying Post Coaches, through Chip. penbant. calm, and Marlborough, every afternooni arrive at Ar !Wyk the (ireyliontid inn, Bath, and the Londe* Tavern Thoinasustreet, Bristol, Ist morning. Conches it Wells.. Bridgewater, Taunton, etc. Leers new light Gulch, called the Rackinkillun.ien wet every morning at eight o'clock. Carries four mutes ipso usfif iL t ' remarkably easy, with a guard throughout. thumgh Stamford, Newark, Rettitrd, Doncaster, and Fe rn . bridge, to .the Gulden-Hon. Leeds, neat day at moo, and return *lnn Thence every Miming• at eight o'clock. Not,- withstaodiqt the.ancommon expedition of tOis Conch, It is al. km ed bi be the most tigreenti,e and complete public emitter lante on the Nor th ' ltiad,*being um:quailed in occults:lauds** by any (Ober. - Ka NIDA t m lueseaster, Preston, Kirby. Leandale, Bodine) 1 Clusity; Or kirk and Gurstung Post Coaches, every after • wisti, at rote o"clock. ' Guertin!. licasoow, Longtown, Gretna Gress, Arnim, Derafriel. - yerav l Asalloarn, Leek, mid Allaceicslielil. every I:venlig at Half-peat Seveu o'Clock, amlays, Quaver before. Six. IS taut y I:11A N Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved taroaAn GonstabL., Stoney Stratford, Daventry, Dan- Claire!), and Coventry, every Irleraslollal Five o'clock. CARLISLE; Royal Mail - Coach, MI a new and improved Plan, carries Two oa:...itle Passengers, on Siftings, through Maticliester, t hurley, Prestom Oirstang, Lancaster, Burton, Kendal. Shay, mid Petifitn, every Lvenilig at Half-past Seven o'Clork, Sanistys, (planer befo7e Six. No w ten (by Newsual•ket) Royal Mail Conch s on a navy mid improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, awl Spiiio, through Newmarket, Bury, nail Thetford, every Eviteing at Golf-past S..veta o'Cmck, Suielays, Quarter he fore Six. Nun wren (by Ipswich) Royal Mail C each, on a new and iwprovcd Plato, to carry Two °Asides, on 'spring,,, throagli Carlin:toed, Colchester, trovicti, and Senate li-n4 every Evening ot Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Six. Ex even alercury Coach, through Basingstoke, Salisboliy. Garc:teater, &Upon, and !Winton, every ..loora.. ing at Four o'Cloct. Li Vatteool. alae.iine Coach, thrnegb-Corentry,Birining- Icon, Litchfield, Newcastle, Congletom Kimisford, arid War rington, every Afternooli at'Six o'Clot.k. MaacticsrSa elegant Port Coach, called the DFFI-' ANC h. to carry Fime [Ades only, tra‘els equally as fast to! the Mail, through Northampton, Ilarborough, Leicester,: Loughborough, Derby. Ashbourn, Leek, an.f Macclesfield, every Afternoon at a Quarter before Three o'Cloc:t. Xlmscustrrka Cornwallis Coach, through Northampton, Ha:borough, Longhlaorou;,a, Derby, Ashhourn, and Ba law, at Twelve o'Clock. at coma duty. CARLISLa Post Coach, called the 1)EFl ANC 1., through Manchester, Chorle', Preston, tiarstaag, Lancaster, Burton, Koala!, Shop, and Penrith, every Afternoon, at a Quarter before Three o'Clnck. Noaseteu :'oath, thrhugh Chelmsford, Sulbitry, Bury St. lAnuiters, and Schole inn, every Tneidast, Thum day, anti Sunday A fieromni, at Four o'Clock. • Bin tat Siloam Balloon Post Clinch, through Denstail l ics Stoney Stratford, Go ventry, 'Junctional, Coventr y ), every Eveideg fit Five o'Chwk. .t CAR.LISLB Cornwallis Coath, through Alanchester, Choc !ey, Preston, Garstang, Lancaster, Barton, Kendall, Shap, and Penrith, every Nlorniag, at 'Ttrehe o' lock. Sourn si PION Long . Coach, thrinizit Basingstoke ilad Winchester, every :genitor, S u ndays eacepted, at 4 o'clock. SALISBURY Coach, hirotagh Ilissiugstotte and Asoloyar„. every Moroing at Four o'clock. YARMOUTH New Post Coach, through Chelmford, Col chester. Ipswich, Woodoridge, and oxford,at Six o'Clock, Sunda), Tuesday, nod Wudocsday Mornings. B tilt and Kit ISTOL !LOYAL VOLUNTEER Post Coach, through alarlhonoigh Caine, and Chippenham, evert Af. lemma at Quaver !before Four o'Clock. Title Cutth is worked in it superior style. PORTSMOUTH New Light Coach, called the Sct.r-Dg 'macs, carries only Four Insides, travels equally as fast as: the throlv Ewell, Guildford, Peiworth, Chichester, Einsworth, ant Havant. to. the Globe Ina, oy:4er-street,. every Tuesday, Thars , lay, anti Saturday Mornings, at a, Quarter before Five, calls at the Bell, Grarechurch-street,, Parcels and Luggage conveyed Daily to Wolverhampton.- Walsal, Cheater, taitterworth, Hinckley, Atheriton, Tanta worth, St:it:Ord, ltroughttm., Bridgeinore,,Srap- : icy, Napt Ica, V ica- Cross, Chester, Brandon, Alowaford, H ill lioniagh, Swa ham, New toe kounham, Fake:lb:jot, Wok:lngham, Chelteaham, ' Tewk sbury, . Nurcester. Wis beach, Lynn, Downham, St. Ives. Gloucester Emhart, alarchfield, Lewes, Cuelifield, Ucktirla, Framp ton, March, hay, Oxford, Hite:sling, Stroul, Greenfield, Chippiogoortim, Ludlow, Cirencester, Portamiluth, Porcaea, Gosport, Canteroury. hastbourn, Snrewbbur), Reigate, Banbury, Pool, Chatham, Dover, Tuatiridge, futibridy,t Wray, Sheila* Sumersham, lior:hain,. Market i t a h . r g i t uwin Gi- d d e it pa e ft r ez: tir o too, Margate, Newbury, Caine, Swaii4en, Carta ir- The Professorshi p s ryareeoyllaecagen o it f timn i is ory, •ography p . Atelksliam, Ltridowaier, Penzance, Slane, juni or mirth, Peten•liettl, WM:chat/co, Newhaven, ltrainfree,./lal and - itead, aliddtew ice, Donstati.e, Whilcourch, bust Hothley. WArit Pool,, TitchSeld, Tethary, . • Seafonli, Lincoln, Ham:gate, Rochester, Worthing. Shea-' with p l easure , that tho the e tt r i m it a i l t l g , apfot%tments throughout. ford, Deal, Chichester. Hereford, alaidstolie, Leeds, No.- this establishment arc in utuic to Las dcteratioc4, tlogham, Soedield, False:iota, Olaiprv, Wick- by cumpetilidn of talents. barn Market, Listreqoff, Abingdon, Farringdwi, Novtiovis .1 Louth.. Wadehridkr. Ivy • Bride, Kidde 61i/titer, lirao.s- Among the new pima of retrenchment and taco.` nutny about to be ad ►ipt .d India, it is resolvent groove. liewdley. Mono:oath. Witner, Wepoo , !til. tSm'wrsley, %V..:- wick. Sy Wit..b.SAst W ATERfIGLISE anal CO. that the natives in tae military and civil-service eft in/Its d of drawing anneal lamas of ) •• • * CV Woo, whits of the above *Mil .Coarliel and Car- th e. Company . ring... beg leave to Woe% the Public. that th..l will not Le - isccom):thade t ea r ally Pared, pr Par ' e Whalt`Y •r, nor far money on being sup rautivated, are to receive, by's aa' Paso•ifaee's Wi l ms., above the Value of Five flotillas, %ny of pension, 8 ipatated 'quantities tale waste W/10064. e,lo44e:4o:.•••l4.•crttioftl pitid for acconlingly at 1.i.• but I?:sckage, or Pa..-• • laud; (yr their liv .s, rent free, in prepoetion t. theirletvitcs and tae bituaiielia they held.. r': L.asak•ge, to them or wet: Agcuts. wwwww owns m vemperaiewia tench, IMiiiy. Lotrtiv,ltpilsby H 051194 glut!, Grimsby, Spalding, Pete'. born', Still en, and Iluntingdou Coach, sets on' every otlermoult. MAwanesrrn, Stockport, Macclesfield, Wilmslow, CO*. Octal', New (nestle; Wals:df, mid Wolverhampton Von Code b every anemias.. Guarded. CA it ust,c, Penrith, and , Whiteliaven. Post Conch, goes with four horses and a giserd all the way. Paves through Breoglt, A lideb,y, (eretabri.lr,:e, Ricannind, Catteriek, lfrouglibridge,..Mirtalwrby, Aber/col, 1)one/utter, and Gran. than; (the nearest way by eighteen miles). bete out every Moraitig, and pernwris the :jintrney with the greeted facilitl. Passengers detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the ;semi* Advantage of their Seats being secured its the next Coach (with six Coachinea). RR t o ns; an ern; Walsall, Wolves Isempton, Kidderminster, 9tourbride,no Duelev Coach, every evening. BR icastrotepust Coach, through Ityegate and Cackfleld, every Morniogint a Quaarr brfare gerett o'Clock. Nounr.Aten, Stockton, and Yiirm stew Conch every tiiormag, les Cie I.;eorge Inn, Stualerlaud. Yoke, Newcastle. and EtlitiLurgh net Coach, perfomed with a Guard througtout, sees nut every morning at seven o'clock, iivlwaty of Newark, Redford, Tedeaster, 04rlingtsin, Ourluvn, Morpetu, and Berwick. ?unearth tiiidiu th,mselves fatigued from tile length of toe journey, tuay rea whet ti•tie they please ' and tined proceed oil without any additional fare. Woliinin Clark, Black Sivait, Ciney-street, York, runs . Coaches to Suuderland, lltdl, Searitorough% Whitby, and Other places. • carsoen, Ware, ilieddestion„ and Cheshunt Coach', every morning. I3lNallac.llAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every afirrfioon, and reaches Birmingham next day at nom. Prissevny Oxford, Bullish, nod Shipstune, to the Sas race,o's-liead dirrnitightun. F, e E. ) KU ? , month, Falmouth, Ourtinnutli, Weymnuth, I)orchester nod-Sallybory Balloon Coaches, every morning at fier.c'xitirk, with a Guard, through limit a, Atsuinster, Bijlport a , Blandford, It:141110.01C, 41111tIgShill. oti SilatwSOUttY, Wellingt, unit Shit nail Vast Coach, tim Royal Charlotte, every alleronon,attive o'clock. Guarded: • Su aref etas nod Rotherham Post Conch, called the Rock,- ingliain, every morning. , • ' BSACfYsrtELD, Ushrldge, Denham, and Redhill new . Pust Coach, every afternoon, by Richard Watts. and Co. .Hutt., Nortlicave, Ilowden, Thorne, and thineuster Post , Cinch, every morning seveu o'clock, to the lion and Suns lan;hiytim-gate, „ • Wtpasoa Couch, every Afternoon at One &Clock. - t. • F,a 1111 n .&usd Conch. 4PAY, at hoif past ton hat pail t *ti A lielf past Afar, and halt' past seven o'clock. ; WA cans t.nt, Pomfret, new Post Conch, milted the Merry Wakefield, ' to the Watford Areas , Wakefield. G,Asao if . ,114111% ROUGIri illfid PO ItYPATRICK Coaches. navy Welghtsof Lamar, floods, car. couseyed by t; the. under-mentioned Waggons i • I) 4 l4l,,Recelq, Bustay, Bury, a.ad all parts of Sul. Moudny. and Pelmouth Fly Waggons, daily, • .ctersamggeods end pueuriters, as mud. to all parts of the . %Vett o :r.gland. SOte#ll4arethe, Winchester, Alreeford, miti: Alton Coach, every inor.iitt. houyeswurrox, Wioehester, rya l.3Adlmrst, Lym ingtoi4,Phristcluirch, Biagwuod, Fordiatbridge, Wholsoned Poole, Jileof ding{''. Jersey, an 1 Guenssey- Waagnits MAJtipitoesouuu, SUN l miicr,iiiiniptou, Nos itad .bury i kedll ud icu iteu r ing , t i w e i v ee er : y i- T wee ver k .h„ . U j takivtis, Iter-Adou, SJuthall, Mayes, and llillended„, Cary teeter it-•teek. 14 414 4 4 V r fte Abinicknollnd three times nesnlie IV M. MOUNTAIN and Co. sespectfully acquaint thpqqa Friends and the Politic, dint they will not he neeuenitabkW 11;iy Parcel or Luggage, &C. of more thauTivePoututsvalue,‘ 1,,, t , n r da l uiged,UtliCSS entered as such, and paid for accord- Ingly at the tentaixn's {lend Inn, Snow-hill. London. j ~..~ • E Y 70,1, Partner with. the late , Sir J. BILANSCOMB, armovr,t) TO 2, COIt N I NEAR VIE MANSION-ROUSE, 1) ETU RNi his grateful Thinks for all Favour!' reerived ,:urisg Ow eight Year. he was the only Port era:ol Person r , santeled in the Lottery Business with the toe ss James Brio-comb, and ce.p:•cifully solicits the Com p l ads of hi. Ft ien.ls and the Pohltr, at his present Office, No. 2, COlt N 111 LL, now estoYished solely on his own AC-. COO , w ere tho saudtebt Order will meet taut Civility tntl .I;tenina Car %skid 4 his fanner Ites:dence was particu lal. winced. The I.ntt..ry wilt be I)rawn ALI. 1. 4 i ONE 1).-1,1", FEB. 14, 1811). T':•irheme ar.l flan a; Orowrix are in themselves so • • • n.,1 -v ere so universally spprhved ia the 14.4 Lottery, secy few words are requirpd to iosite purehaiers.— yA • n , t ; N g:4.lre has only t.i add, that as Tiz•ket. nod Shares 11 .4 .1 , 5," er.i . s;niv th e, Si) early upplicat to.: shoal., he made et :a. lorLy 0 lies. •a s „sta. Y. COANBILL, n-nr Ode ••• ibe Pohlicare respeetfally in:armed, that oo ▪ est he traasseted befog( right in the warning or ate , knit o'clock is the eyeota4, sector:4g to• the act of, 11:11.a:seat. BRANiCO NIB an 4 CO. art 1.7 r. TICK ET4 anti tilliltES, iii the NEW sr t; . i. Lt.) r f tilt Y. to be dr* wn the 14th of February. lo ON Is r e at Coif Lucky 01.ces, No. 37, No. 11, 11.11norti, Nu. 3 , 4, iLlymaritet. ;Ind Nu. ri,, ivied. wine they htd toe umpreceelented good For ts ...Li disirihrteto tit: Public, in toe la.t 'Furee Lotteries slo‘le. the 10n0w1.4 C rpputd Prties, in Shares, mow:) . : No. Xii,o49 No. 1,351; ...... Vll.OlO 1I,itii 1%94 2:40,03 5, 4 . 1.) ...... 1.1,091 I 14,;14 r. 5.000 Will tie Grand C tpital Prise of Tieiset-, No. 9.6126, v hicschetdai *soot, tiW lfortmaate Illo4dent £ i.iBi, ia.' Grp ad .41 of =EDI' JE WV. .4 . 50!, kr. &c. there like wise tie rir.t .00.3.1 t ). Prize, tar oniy .k. IJ, 01 Prize, and the 114 AC.o.iiioPrile, ever ft:ure.l in the Jt.tte Lottery, were I. I 1 i 3 IWO-one Wadies. Ti? above Proprietors earoeitly veoramend no early par chive is 'lv peseta Lisit..r.. being on for s.rice much apprav eel os toe het, *lien nearly every Ticket W .Ol SOU, 4 0 Mu.‘ remits,- ir.iteity of rickets and Siii.rs.s will be expe rworetl, Ira a tile merits of tor pl.to brio . ; inure generally . loot! U. SVii:3llC ill rots Pweer. Plias:sl.4ld via de :inn/. . . who sold in the 'Ave. Lutkery the It • (Aiming Caisitil Prise. M Sloares • ' 9,618 A re-11.0 2,5121 , 4, t 9 I).. silko 3di .... .... 1,00 A 140.1 Il,ltl ....1i .6044- Sid .. .1) his Friesids and the Puhlie in *several. to use wii CT... if Ow, wi.hto purchaseTlCKETS or • SHARES in' be NEW LOC fER ias the I/r e living Resins and sl immest* the 14t3* of N EX I' MON £4l. The Scheme am bits only 5,030 Nen:hers, sad • • 4310,L00 in PRIZES.. • Tickets and Shares are selling at both of BIM I'S old esta blished Offices where Persons in the Country nay .be ap plied with Pi ckets or Shares, by sending their Orders Oust er Carriage p sid)accomplutid with good Bills, Bank Notes, Sr Cash, to No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9. CHARINO-CROSS. • G,6 J, the last £30,01/1, was draw, rph the 14th February, 180 i, and sold by, DISH. A CH ALLENDE. MFSSRS. CU 11.1111.: and CO. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's service, challenge the whole' world to prove a single Instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired efferl. The practice of many years in this particular br:uwb of their profession, has lot given ri-e to one an Case. They continue to (keret their studies to the treatment and core of Venereal Complaints, and that Derangement of the System, which is the consequence of the peniiciousaud waste ful effects of a habit long and mint unhappily purued by the youth of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barretniess ; the other have its ravages fa- Lilly developed to them by a distressing state of debility, which, it not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate earth', while l'ousumptions, Loss of )duscalar Power, and rarities Nervous Complaints, usually characterize the cattier stages of this solitary vice. Of per ono languishing under the ;hoarder) incitletil to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has ;weer proved unsuccessful in die course of a long, Inbori tttt ad- mach extruded prac tice. In time most obstinate and complicated cases of Vene real Infection, earl; us Olotructions in the Urethra, Spungy Excrescent es. Hard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, be- Initial Weakness, Glee's. 093 also S fItICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled tue skill of otherPructifioners, are, by their present improved plan of treatment, effectually mid permanently cured, with out the patient mttering the e scruciating pain and itlanning he mos rhage which freitteti4 culla** the application of the ht nar caustic. In the course of tweet, years exclasive practice in this metropolis nunterom cases of Strictures have 'Weiland are daily wider t heir care, the total eradication' of whielt are erected by a safe, certatio, and ea peditiows mode of practice, %Yeti .r to nay tithe' yet adopted. Toe eakness, retaxa bons sod debility proceeding Flom this complaint, are spee dily remuved, and the patient restored In sowed and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a pro- Per perseveraiwe in their restorative remedies, &fleet% Stric ture h as been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the liamisering sparks of Life, 11813 to re-animate the Codattation. Several NOMILEIII6N and Estt.an EN of the first respect have been under the care et Messrs. CU HALE and CO. for the removal of complaints of the Urathro, Stria. Arn o Ar. ; and having received a radical NMI permaueat Cow, particularly r.' tested that gefereures might be made to them, as ustisnictory evidences a the decided superiority 4 0 . Messrs. CUltit I E ant CO'. plan of treatinual. Many of these Gentlemen have bad •trictuees from Id t: , YI) years, and hail been ender the rare of Dlr,ers. Haste, lleavisides, mid ether Swivels, of equal einiireace, who attempted the care by Utt , application 1)r the Lunar Caustic, wit/.eat euecoars Messrs. Cattle ami C-1. may be r.tiumittYl by either sea %all the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, titek Ica tie, sw. idi, Hatton Glidden. Patients in the Country .re requested hi state the partictt. . • 0 t!kir Cate, 41;;M, and general habit of living, etc. eye. • % reinataare for advice and ine.licitors, worn) the lA,nle will begiten or seat hinny part of the kingdom. To ma lice that secrecy so essential to their undertahm4, the post ▪ a. ~r iNteroulay be added to the account fur tneilicinm btu Jam. ltaill-•-1107, Hatton Garden. OUTRAGEOUSLY A BUS El) By TI►F,QUARTERLY REVIEW, UR N 'V. IS 9. ' Just ptililidte 1, Prier Bs. in - . VIVASIIINGTON; or, LIBEIZTII—RE. s 1:11, an Epic Poem, in Tea Bnitkai. • ' By THOMAS NOR f Printed fur Lonvniiii and Co-- sold also by .Jolliestin and C.n.t4t. Paul's; Ridgway, Piccadilly; and Bane and Hone, Strand. MARMION TRAVESTIED!!! • . This Day was pahlisheil, In one Volume Octavo, on a superfine wove Paper, price 9s in Baird*. or printed tia a royal Paper, insiiorin win Marathon, Piss liontals. . • 1%/iAItAIIO.N TNlit AVF odern T ATIED! A Tale of . • .• " Tis Wonsan thin .educes all Mankind, " By her Ise fiat are tatislit the w needling arts; ' " tier very eves can cheat when moat site's kiarl, " She tricks us of our moues with our lieirts."---fis. Y.. London : Published by Thos. Tegs, I 11, Cheapside, and .Win. Allison, No. SI, New liond-s.reet. In a few Days will he pahlished, The lIISTOIt T.of the 0. P. WAR., by THOMAS TUO(4 price 3s. in Boards. '. (fr br ACCOUNT of that most excellent o (i:. I/11:11NE, the COR.INAL liaLM of GILEAD, •propared by Dr. SOLf/MON, Gilead House, near Liver pool; and void, whalesale and retail, by I)ic y and Suit.in, Bow Church-yards and Msthews and Leigh, 18, Strand, London; price half a guineet a bottle ; or the qumnity of fobs in one Family Bootle for Thirty •titree huillitogs, on which Nine Shillings are saved, dotty included. " To administer to a mind diseas'd, pluck from the memory a rooted sorrow, " Razeout the written troubles.of the brain, and with some sweet oblivious antidote, " Cleanse the fuel bosom of that perilous stuff which weighs span the heart.' It is noturiuus, that vari ous disorders of the human frame are brought on by dissipation in youth, and the grass violation of those toles which prudence dictates for the preservation of health, and laying a foundation for a long and happy life, with a Gott and strung (-Mutilation. 'fh • blessiugs of healtit are no sooner lost thaw painful experi-tace teaches Coe inesti mable value of it, and toe unhappy patient 'woks arnuad, ton often alas I in vain, for the means of its recovery 1 The CORDIAL BALM OF GIL EA 0 is universally at knowledge& th he peculiarly elbearious in all inward %tim ings, loss of appetite, iatliaestion, depre sins of spirits, trem bling or shakoug of the 'bands or limb , obstinate .coingliss shortness of breath, and coosamptive lupins. It thins the blood, eases the must violent pains in the head and stomach, nod iiromntes gentle perspiration. By the nobility and gen try Otis Medicine is IMIC3 admired, being pleasant to the taste and smell, gs•ntly intringing the fibres of the stomach. and giving that. proper tensity whim' a geiod . digestion re quires. Nothing ensure better adapted to :alp and nourish the constitution after a nocturnal debauch Iv i. h w Lie, &c.— This Cordial is highly esteemed in the East and West Indies, for nourishing and invigorating the nervous system, and act ing as a general restorative on debilitate:l constitatimis, aris log from bilious complaints contracted in hot climates. Those who have the care nod tali:cation of fennOes, the studious as well as the sedentary part of the communit s. should never be without the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which real tves diseases in the head, invigorates the wind, improves the memory:san d ealivests the issa is ittation. It is the most hsolute remedy fur such diseases as are at tended with the following s%topooons—namel s , a great strait ens ottne breast, with oiltieelty of breathing; violent palpi tations of the hew:, sudden dasher of heat in var;stots pans of the body; at other times a sense of cult as if stater was loomed um ilieni; dviug pains in the arms and limbs, back and ally, rtaernbliog those iireaaitniebi by the gravel ; the pulse very vat i obit. sometime) uncimunoaly slit a., at inner times vet. ) Buick; yawning, t .e Istecouss,-frequent sighing, anti a sage. o, suffoscatiosi, a, &Ira a WO Or ,lo,up in the throat; al ternate tits•irf 14.1;i5t4 and convulsive laussitaa ; the sleep un sy;#o, au 1 scloina rcfreabine, mid the imimal (11%..ti trouhl-d with horrid dreams.' :Nara has lie:a said a,, intereAed indi viduals against All - dicines tha t are advettised ; but there is a very imp. Aron obltrvetiaii to he made riassee:itog the Cordial Balm of Gilead, tact unless its operation was x ,„ t i, , safe, anti eflkacioust, it could Ira Isave,obtaiiied the unexampled destutod it h:is acquirsd ; for, as it has rarely time great ad vantage of a permissive adroca.e at the ea.• of the patient, so n ,t nothing bet has conviction of its virtues, b y its ~atars, ef fects,' cais iudu.e psibevel race, mod set reasonable ; s e t ae ve . ratite is certainly 'non re t ai-its to e tittle coma the happiest 1 cantina:6lJan of chy males and gatellilliN t') Molt oat chr..mic diseases, had restotre the valetudaiaratu ts health, ...• Its welt sknowu characterisac of pcosuoitoog Longevity lets b ee. . / wig Tict i o naia,•ll; for, by keeping the C mato:loot, as it were, ins:it:china{ repair, ii preserves tae holy hhheithh awl vi,:hrr, naJ preveitts reinitiate decay. It impiroallie r ,„.. I ocular ctelleixas.?t, nor attes.iiso fti diet. .-, 7 • ~. ~ ,: • wo. vorl ICD 110 V VG/Z*l/11C VolNiC1141:11i, I In the Press, and speedily wilt he oeliliblietl, Coyrutry, I atettfield, NeWenslie :aid A N ADDRESS tolhe MILITIA OFFICERS livening ai find-past Seven o'Clock, Si IS. of the UN I I ht) kEN ODOM ; riethiniug a correct fore Six. Repilri of all the Pro-etdings which led to the Trial of lA. MALtlie WWI ER Royal Mail C3aeh,oo I Cat. RitaiX, tiii of site Wicklow Militia; together wilts r Elam, cart) . TgA r itti.lc,„.elosca n tlaevilrials LettiewslosilanftritiogiNtedtltenwiotintorfaereta. N' . r;"*.tau;.lttb4pogit, To which will be•preftxed, t'o Opiniatt ite au eminent leek, and MaceitYdeld, every Eyeni.4 Cot...eil, OS ta the legality of bringing an 0 Neer to n Mili- u'Clock, untlays, Quaver betore Six. tary Trial after hi, Itisigiettian has b..en given in, and us in Siam ix6it A a lioyal M.til Coach, on the ri‘ht of detsining Re„;iniere.al Pay, wititoat the sanction Plan, CtroaAn Onnstable, Stoney Stratfin of n Court Martial. enure!), and Coventry, every Afteraoon a " Nam twa WS agitur Parih ruin proxi :mu ardet."-11 oft. . CA a L 151.6 itnynt Mail Coach, lea a Plan_ enrrir. Twn OA! _i,ie 1 1 .111."11 ,, P1.1- r