The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-03 00:00:00

- - * l / 4 4 •••••• • •• • - ''..---------- 7...,. THIRD. TIMM - Pt • lTif lICATRE. ROYAL. COI4E4T-GARLIEN. .. i; PR.EI.4ENT- EVENING,. December 3, ripbe prfored, a firoodAfistorield Opera, in three foo ded ..to thr Play of Toe Hero of the North,called • te^ (; (14A VUS VASA.' .. close ly NI Deeisecnand-Derortitinia. • • er e..-opo.e. by Mr cONMEII.Ift auti tbe Music i b &ev orip.i.- i nod selected by M r 'KItLL Y. Mrs, a v 1r YOlJrin Iit_ISQKRTON. Mr r, ky, Mr CHAPMAN, Mr CRgSW ELL. Mr JEF- In i .:4, ur 1 NCLEI)O4, Mr EMERY, Mr••PAWC ET r : !ICJoliNisroN• bus DicitQN§, Ittia BOLTON, c, lil:M131.1i, Mr. LISTON, Mn W ENTON, Miss iiallji, &r. • • - To which will be added, the Rurletta of . TOM THUMB TILE GREAT: I% Arthur, Mr. FAWCErt• ; Lord Grizzle, - Mr. LI \; _Noodle, Mr. TA.YpOR3 Doodle, Mr. SIMMONts p,.talolla, Mn.s Lino?' ; Orkwithi; Haacatuuuca, Mu 'LION. ~e ig li Opera of famous Vasa. *RI he repeated oa Wadl7 r a d friday next —To-mOrrow-lt/Zi..Galaeatijki7ers c , Otbelle.--On_Satordaii.ithor Iv. *3l 0-itttO W 1 : DEC I.:111 tiEtt - .: 4 - 1 - )111 F. 1 (11:4`411) CITT'rERY WILL 'DRAW Lit .011 A I. b; Lt*N BON • 111 is Capisul Propert y Otiose looter -wed nod Pickett-street, stooptogs iu %Ate to up 604,,t- One thumbed Thoositsd'Pouo:h, :aid is the last Op, ...., t , t h e pis is cast have of obtaisaing a valuable , Freutt ;:I,,ingi-Tax re d e emed, for 81. 15s. 'l'llere ore Twenty i c-intal HU'S. • . .. . prise of a Ticket, 1(4,15 0 Half ...... .. .£4 It 0 1 Eighth. ll 4 0 0 .... I°l J Q u arter .•.. .0 I Sisteolith:..unl4. I 41.11:1 rotteb Rai Shares are seam, at Noe. lb at e C blo wn * or , :-, now-hat v 1.4, - Pickett-oree it ei aliiiikte4- ciltAite 6/von:Witch; 419; Oxforti.street; 190, i Simel; ougl . ,llp g digit. AZ A Rl),'lreit iit ' and Cu. - Stock - Brokers, , .1. revictially Wools the Pahl*, that Tickets and 'Oates lbw NEW SCATI.;it.:ll;liT:lly; arc now ou Sale at their .1. . ,Scr, 93, Royal Hi c, . r at low) c oti 4;20000 Tilekettt• numbered from Ito zon, 4..1 an 'diet w Platt. opitThe b'chente contailo Cour Own ift/Nd , Oliflothec Cai—and no Prize lett* All to be dr:wattle 15th FItIIRUARY next. Is Ike late Qeglia,AAWT, .sto.l4.a.L'ziee uf xeoly), ‘..',14. a Isti 't"2XO,. were both sold in . Shares ut a bort Odiet.s — ' , • . .- • . . .(0.14 pioldl tlaly owl:earn. .weitetwes erotic. . - 6. .........•.--..---___ STAJE LOTTERY. • • TO B 1: DRAWN 15Y11 1 1 1 SIT 'FEBRUARY, ALL us Os E DAY. • - • . SCHEME, . . . 4 Prize or .t.:PANA • • - ' * re ....XBl l ,obo 8 ........ . '2,lk.' .• .: 16,0t10 ~ 12 .......... lit= • • ••• • ... • ,, •• • . 12,000 2.) • . ........ .502 ... • 1 0 .,t100 ' • i .......... 114 ... 4f itu. . • % PAVI .......... S.) e• • 4800' :: • 4...1.e. Prizes. ' • . 1 0 - 0 4 3 " Ta ‘ '- • ' rir111 : . P.‘bc IlferfeSpoeduliy acqnaintedi. that. ps - 1. • ' N ew Plan faC Lottery in ,satr•littell...enfbroeing (-Aire : Leer; a.hant4ejfi; theiltrimer 4.1. VOW' or Eight Unys Ikaw-' nad toi ..,sery l .otqction .In Ike s lose nful late LIAO -44, in 14:.tim art*.c't'r,Yllur&i;eP couhr liiie &choice of a Numher above 50;0, Oa 11frail.:110‘..it Vhieti i ling- ria4Ve than one of the alnan,..low;.r. it eh.. Off 1) 1 1 . 40% Cam Akftermi *umber.. U. tar prroe A lytifettagel'hus rite ehnict'of any Nom bet ii.ifn ?Jo. 1,0 $4 , . st4ool. opa vu tilejlaccintse of Three 4.r fordifereneln,nliers,he may gain a X 20,th)0 by each of them . Mt% iumlitiUtrililor asurleMag eonafilerably chefirter I h 'twine Lotter as may ) lteFeo !!), the following compariaon al Prices. 1'4 4- f 74 1: 1 - , - •: . • . 4. -I • PR :.SENT 401T4f1Ya ta ap1 ; •- ivitT 44411'ERX• • 'Brut ...... .. . • :.,6111 d- 0 - "Ticket ... .itl2 15 .0 Ll. .:. ,10..1e 4ti., , ,liilit .:- b - •11 14.::.0 Quiiter. /kith.... ..... 215 DI _ f• , - IV- 6 fifteenth. _ ...-.! ..1 8 ,t) 1 -81;leenth ..,....N. 4 ... 119 fi 'ill permen ' efebirons of Wink' trattcyfor favourite N um- Ira Mini 1 to 99,014 'irosy : be ;twill** WWI early apples*. 8•10 any of the [Awned Office. ~-;.• ... .. '.' Olt.ervie, i litre tire; FORTYdreillf R. CAPIT ALS, silo Prize „tower f10t0..840 9! . . -.-. • ' MIDOWTOIII4- -rtag.kotseomikAliti Black s Lead Peswil 11 alter le the King,apd Prit*e of Wales, a &Original MiWsterF, fa, lit nand, Oppheite New begs leave.tareitnjognatto-the Politic :Ills GE:lkt V . 1)4 , 111,At'K LEIND Irk.NCILS - Viliose superior excellence kat lets for more • Aim 7lears.'tiniversally acknowledged; aid Pencil for draping In odours Of a late inven tion.) To • distim. pish his Pen d from Ciiiititernbilf, the mark, which was tor.; twit writ Mithligasse, llamas, ch . laved to N. .11iiddleton, and tledoetann, Na. lerg, Strand, London, stamped on each pen al. al. Au eeesiiitiabidefinent peekat-lasesks and tbread.tates, *gaudy na.moted iu gold, silver, and' plain; a consplete a-sort rem of travelling, writing, and dressiii,Vcasest'Gentlem ert's 1141,A xvery. article for shaving and dretting; portable writing add dressing- desks and boxes, in mat knOuly, satin4isioidsleather, %tr.. Writing paper, tiara One 0 4 large Kes t hoe Irish and Dutch sealing-wax and all kinds ; Orr:able mid eannting-hine:e leittd-copying dhints• These 'toothlike% by which writing may ke.espealiti, mly nod clearly copied, are broight by N. Middleton to the matt perfeciinn, and tomprised in a t aahoganrense; which furra-acomplete desk ; smut so small as fn he of the greatest ronv.nience to thine iwhn travel ; others of a site and form s aixer the purposes of a Coinplete serr e t aine. A large unsart s of razor-, and all kinds of tine TO THE AFFLICTED W 1T11.14 ERVOUS' DISEASES. NOTIIER proof of 'the efficacy of that must . escelleat Medicine, the CORDIAL BALM of QUITO, aktli is an isfallibla cure for all Nervosa disordent• To tie. WITH an s, Chemist, St ruled, London. Sut,—llv Wife was allitcted with a severe Nervous Fever, 4ttenird will' virtkot beating of the heart, lowness of spirits, bed rtreadfuisat.head•ach, which redreed her so much that Or *tame utudite to speak or oath for several weeks, and souk frequently faint and remain in that state for a ctinsidem ble tent; together with n 'Welling in the neck, OK of which true way to the Coiditil Balm of Quito. boring which time I had the advice and attend:we of several medical men, who, after tr)lng every means in their power, gave her over its in. " r4 b l t. and lex ten every hour would bane been her last, when I forteinlitery saw "Our Balm of Quito -advertised. in the C4l" it Caahiefl . and. as the faint resource, resolved ttle of se Woo estate trial of it; und•thecefore bought - n small bo ll,ars. llaster.mad Co. rued gave it according to the directions , ' node nAosishing tw reJple, , before she bad takep.the . whole .of the tteuele I perceived a Wonderftil eitalege f the better, and by leer taken; there atiatelvottit t s,t war .inot II and tote half guinea ""e , recovered her "rah teal was Able to go about its usual mid I hnSe nit dnalit . hut that a few inure bottles will to /moue leer tes her former stair of health. ireitilre ut liberty this lei ler •for the benefit sit . other:. Adap t :Sir, your ohli;rett humble servant, Ult DOCK lii'DONA LD. 4 1 149 8ww. March 31, 1809. to f• S. Further partitniftre inay he known by app ]lan. 'tc ol ll. Baster and C:e. Glasgow. • WITIIER'S Cdfit)LAt. DAI.)I of QUITO, a safe and Small% reasetty for itervour, MILAN, Gritty, wad ah","";, lic s torders, Leinnercof Sitikieg.' tow ..f APPet i l e ' • 111* "" "t -il.t, Fahnieg Fitt., 'frembtlng or Shnktog of the Hands or , "ht, Shortues. of tiroothitraimumptions, and every kind trf wholly ur Ramo' ils •••••,•• of either Se/C and of every •! I * , :i• - • — " lir. , • IPTParrd AM WA tra , W. Avither% Chemist , vs, Strand, ~ ' 4l ,u nt retail Isv Litiblsorrp Liverpool; the London Patent N s i u'clee Cnoortv. Soistiotrrc Edititsproit ; Ironside, Aber- W I I Po's , rud.ryck, lialt:'•rip, Portsmouth; Jackson, B Pttottitt ; Cling-don, Inymotit ' I itrect Barry end Sulgin, rbt 'd; Ica/ all reelnyuable ait*Wite• Venders, price 1.'.1. 9d. I °'r tuiilr. ... • • . • t • 4;:e • . . sir s • RPOWIti I3 ,I4WIRD Ti 1)41Y, • this Day was published, nandsomelY Printed iwavo. by Bullantyne , price 14s. in boards, the 6th Edition of THE LADY of the . LAKE ; a Poem, in Six Cantos. Ay WALTER SCOTT, F,sq. Printed for kowtow; Hurst, 'Rees, Orine. and Brown . ; and William. Miller.. London ; and for John Bullantyne and Co. Edinburgh. Of IN LIOM may be had, by the same Author, 1. The LAY of the LAST MINSTREL, Svu. 10,. 6d. boards. S. BALLADS and LYRICAL PIECES, Sus, 6d. g boards. The ithoye two Works may be had •together, in 1-•iol. 410. price V. 2s. or, on royal paper, 31. 135.,641. S; The MINSTRELSY of the SCOTTISH BORDER, S vols. Sim. U. 16s. boards. 4.DIARMION, or the Battle of Floclagt* Field, Biti. Its. • ‘ntlido. • . . k . .• *let- . 4 . sI NI MONS, TAILOR, anti' IgILITARY 1,11,,.. t.QUIghI.LINT ILBPOSITOIII ES, No. 8, Strand,• near Craven-ofeet, and at 481. apposite Northumberland-. street. begs linere tn.returri his most giatefol thanks to the Pub 4 tic at tarp for, theit p ern ausent . support; and the continuance of their avoirstitrivinces him that they have proved his Ma torkds and M ' obknis, FAWN. and art in Fitting . , together with his it lig.tut Taste did labilloll. Ladies' Killing Dresse.; young Gentlemen's Hussar ditto, both trimmed awl plain; Set:yams' Liveries; Leather Breeches, tkc. 81c.—Centlemen on jalitiog their cfspective Regimenta, or going abread,conspletely equipt, as ordered by the Commander .10 chief. East and West,lndia Orders duly executed at the following low Terms:— ~ . .„ . .....Stlit et: handsome Regiastotals; bSstiriktay £lO 10 0 Naval Uniforms, ditto • - 4- 818 6 Saperfine Cloth Coats, British Wool . 343 6 Best Superfine Black to Blue ditto, Spaniels , Wool .. .- - - - 4 14 , 4 Gentl e m e tt may also be accommodated with Clothes on Coa ltract, snvin; from 10 to 50 per cent. • Three Suits of Clothes per year, best duality XIS 0 0 Four Suit, ditto - 44 0 0 Five Suits ditto • - • - 9.9 10 0 ' Si% 51111 4 ditto . • • .... • • - 55 0 0 k 1 With ever:i other 'Article proportionably low. A Suirof Glatlics at Kis Hour's Notice. TUINIMAL , TEETII.--Nlr. FALEUtt, Ivik Dentist, of Woburn-pi:tee, Russell-soitare, begs leave most respectfully th inform the Niihility and Gentry, who may have isecasion for the' exercise of hiS ink" that h. may be einouked tit ail times, between the hours of ten &Clock in the inortpug t _and five in the afternoon. A lar g e p ortion of the continently being already relieved and benefited by Artificial Teeth,-ematincted by. Mr. Fatenr, from Mineral Preparation, he is iitWays enabled, through theliberality of his friends, to give suctsretereoces, a4* to their efficacy and durability,:tis can not fail proving satisfactory td those who may . have occasion for sueit substitutes an advantage and . indulgence ne ver before, he believes enjoyed by a ffentist.—Mr. Valeur en gag es to a ffi x from one t oot hto a Whole set, 'without pain or irritation to the patient, and to renew them wifliout additional charge or eli pence, should theywene or c Image co lour. Mr. Tale u r can also affix an Artificial. Palate, in a manner peculiar to himself. lie has lately succeeded in relieving a gentleman, whose suffer ings and privations were great, and whose case was 4 they most difficult nature ; this gentleman has authorised Mr. Vit to -. le e r (as well from a fee lin g; of .gratitutte, as. front a with stag, any fellow-creature labouring under a similar affliction), to refer in him irr case of any doubt of Mr. Faleur's ctipahi lity.—To those who are not acquainted with Mr. F. he begs 4: le4xe din rye, that his charge in either case will be ulisa)s found te. Mr. ' has the honour to present to the Public, the most effieatibus Essence that has yet been ',tiered to their at tent it) a, for the diseases of the Teeth and Gums. Ile distill' it himself, p reservat ive it will found' to art 11411 only,as a reinedy, be' also as a . It is to he had at. Mr. Faieoes,l4o. IS, Woburn-platt, It us:sell-square. NERVOUS DrsoaDEß.s.—ntt. Furl! E lt. GILL'S NERVOUS CORD! AL DR 0 PS•baie been the happy means of restoring thousands fruit the following Disor ders : Lwneis and Nervous Meet ions. Cori,itinptions„ Hyp o ehondriaism. Hysterics, Spasms. Pi/14y, Apoplexy. ss of Appetite, Bilious Compla ints, Couvulsions, and Fits L attendingo ibegnancy proceeding from a disordered state of the Stomach. and indigestion accontpanied by Sick Head-ache. Heart-burns, &e. Etc. • Sta—After a very had time in Childbed. I was Asoreduced as oat to be aide to turn myself in bed; vslitst Isis extreme weak ness there was fouud a most alarming nervous weakness; 1 felt a coast:au lowness and sinking, and sometimes my hear t would seem as though it would stand still, when .1 :was obliged to spstleig up and gasp dor breath. In thi.s dreadful situation it friend brought me a bottle of your FOTH ERGI LE'S • NE R- V 0 U S 1;0111)1AI , DROPS; itr a few days, I was able to t u rn myielf iu Aped, and by persisting in. its use, I have com pletely recovered, and been able to suckle say child. Sir. your in tiervant. • • MAIIY Deptford, Nov. 11, 1109. uoLsins Sold wholesale and reta 4 l at - Mr: Butler's, Clteapsid , e, corner of Paternoster-mw; Clark. 159, Borouili; Bacon, 130, Ox ford-street. Loudito ; • Smith, .Murray, Itnelturn. Ex mu d ; Cocd Cargillks , Edinburgh: Newbury , I)ubliti ; 'freer:non, worthy and ilogland, Piyntiotth ; Billinge and Gre o ss,gsitit. Li verpool; Stains and I,‘ nett, W e s t chester ; Peck and R Hull Crut well, 'BMus, and Wright, Bath ; Browo, Bristol s Gre gory, Brihton; and Knott ntid Lloyd, Itirmiughaut i and allobt Couotry Mediciae Venders, in Bottles at 4s• bd. and Ils. each. • • • . .-- • . . , --------_ C A OTIKOItI AGAINST -1M POSITION. Al. , 5 Sp o riouir-Pre . parptions , in imitat ion of Dr. ASSilltAt's RE-ANIMATING SOL/AR. TINCTURE, itt ioaett on the Public, it becomes the doty of the 'Proprie tor of the Genuine Medicine to Allard theta ariost pitch intim sitiuu in futures he' therr•ore begs leave to inform then), the tieimine SOLAR TINC fURE tuts tit; . ilea turf " C. K. SA t• ELL. upon rhe outside of all the st rappers. A Plough/et limy he had, ernits, containing a number of Curti lately perfortned by this valuable Restorer of Nature, In DiieflUell of` the lirt.akt and Lymph Asthma, Llropsy , , CUmutop tnitt, Nervous L'ampLtintss Ague% Convulsions, and all-it tote.,it• I>isirrders of the Stomach and Roods. . . ~ Sold in bottles, at is. 74. Csi. :wit 141. nt"the Original Ware house. No. 49. New lctahl itiiigotreet, L illudgatehl hiugd o ill, London ; and by m u+t 'lf t he rest ee ifeuders the nt. • t ,-. i bf,„) 12:111:4, V. 1 ;, . 4: ~, 1,. •1 , . , : ~ : . '4 , , -. 4 , 1 • 4, ...... ~...mt.., .- • • ~.. 0 1 , 7 I ) ' '' '1 11 • ler . _ ." • • .1 MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, Isl.o. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. 4 By NEEDHAM add HUMPHRIES. , g At the Mart, near the Bank, on WEDNESDAY next, tbe 7 sth inst. at Twelve o'Clock. in Gott, A Variety of SHARES in the GRAND JUNG , /Vs T lON, Kennet 'and Avon, and Wilts and Berko Canals ; Goldin-lane and British Ale Breweries; Eagle, Hope, and Atlas Fire Insurance Companies; Kent .and Parton; 'lsland Water-Works; also the following intended Canals e—Sentoo acid Bridgewater, Grand Soother'', Bath and Bristol New Shares, Stamford and Boston; also - inteuded Sooter's4llll Archway. Catalogues of the Asetioasera, No. 1, Auction Mart; and No. 10, Broad-street, Royal Exchange. CA.THARSIIA N W Ai' ER, for Om Core af all Complexional Ailments, and Beautifying the Skin. . riPHIS Combination of innocent Ingredients, from IlL• its infallibly allaying the efhets of Heat and removing %arbors, 4 a most pleasant aid ataisatry as:141illor Ike Toilet. , : i,,,- .‘ " • ...•... ..e...! !..1 .:. ft is - 'futprover of the Skid, a ~' ... ___ 4 y, recematmeneedlii ssitb . tbo strongest to ..es iq fairour of Its Efficacy, from a circle of the first fitsht, ~ in tribes it has been long used—its • purifying pioperty.also reader it inestimable to Ladies wbo wear Rouge. • ...; It may he used for Children of nll ages; nod the mitny.who bare been benefited by It 4 applicatiuu, constitutes out of its 'iscomrnendotions to the confidence of the Public. • Pints is. 6d.—Half Pints 4s. Cal. ... N. B. None are genuine butilusie signed by the Proprietor on the Label of each Bottle.. '• ' ' • • Prepared and Sold by Mr. Bragge. Holloway; Sold deo by' Bayley and Blew, Ctickspur-street, London. awl most respect able Perfumers and Medicine . Venders , at whose Houses-Let ters from Persaits of the lirst.llistiletioh-Miiy be mot In 'cow irritation of its efficacy. • ' GENERAL CO4CII ...„ itp . : . WHITE HORSE INN, Fetter-lace, CROSS KEYS i . INN, Wood-street, 2 Doers from C e, London • YARMOUTH ROYAL itO ta Y wel id :fi. M K A e lf elo , s and ottl , Telegraph• Wresthuni, Wceogford, Elyborough,Yoxford, Saxtuusdhatn, Manta, and %Voodbridee, every afternoon at 1. I . YARMOUTH ono N cr.stiv Coach , through Colehester 4usd Ipswich,. Tuesday., Friday, and Sunday Mornings at Five. • 1 ALTON Coach, through Odihasn. Hartley Row. Stc. Mon day, Wedoesday, and Friday hlornings at Nine o'Cluirk. , ARUNDEL, PETWORTH. mull LITTLE, HAMPTON Post Coach, through Kiugstas, Guilford, and Godalcuing,Tues day, Thursday, nod Saturday Mornineo at Six. - BM 11 IN GILA M Telegraph Cutch, every Morningat Eight. BRIGHTON Royal Coach, through Sutton, Riegate, Craw ler, and Cucklield, every Morning ;it seven. BROMPTON, CHATHAM, and ItOCIIESTER Coach (the Sit SION EY . SMITH), daily, at:: o'Ctock. • CHESTER and PARKGATE Telegrajih Coach, through Walsall, Four Crosses, Ivetsey Bank, Newport, TurnbiL, and Whitchurch, Tuenlity, Thursday, and Saturday Mornities at 8. CAM PALI DGF, Loan N K LSO N Coach, Monday. Wedne sday, and Friday Mornings at Five. , • • CAMIILLIIHiE..U.Ntos. Coach (late Old Cambridge), through tkiyston and Buutinford, every blunting at half past Sevens cs7ept Sunday... h C CAMBRIDGE light Telegrapoach (in 7 hours), through Ware and Barkway, erery Morning at Eight &Cluck, except Sunday and carries only Four inside. pit NIKRII/ 1 .4K Post Coach, tltrough Ware; Ilarkwah tsisill Feutmire, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at Nor. ' CANTERBUR ' Y, MARGATE. RAMSGATE, CHIVIt HAM, ROCH ESTER , and STRO01) Coaches. eve litmll".., and Evetainx„,,,N. IL. Et.tria Ciloc'oes at aes.-1 ,„..o 1 CH ATI! A NI. ROCHESTER.nudtatAY ESE- Casettes, 1 four times a do v. I)EAL New nod Expeditious light TeirgraPh Caekkait *ilk a Guard and Lamps, every evening at 5 o'Clack. DOVER and DEAL Post Coaches, every filtimingat Five, and Evening at Six. • EDINBUItGIi and NEWCASTLE Ilioner.YEß Post Coach, through Atnwick, liens - irk, Durham. Darlington, and Northullerton, every htornitm at half-past Six. • FAK EN 11 AM Coach, through Newmarket, Brandon, and Swaffliam. Monday, Wednesday , and Friday Afternoon at Four o'Clock. FAY ERS II A N,l new Light Conch, every Morning at Eight. GOSPORT Coach- (the Blue), thread Stititu-s, itagshot, ratailiato, Attun e West Mein', and s Farehatb, Mornings at half- Pa" . 11 1 111 41T TF . o .' RP Itoll WOE Coach, every Morning at half gltst'9lx.' • • t . ' HULL RODNEY Coach, ayi Way of Doncaster, Thorn, and North Cave. This coach o...particularly expeditions, per formingiehe journey •ia 9t. hours. It travels the pleatantest road, and will lie found the bet conveyance to Ho t.t.—N. B. It avoids the e streusel v dangerous passage of thin Hionher. IPSWICH and COLC II ES TER Coaches, throuilt Strut-' ford St: Marv, Witham , Kelvetion, Chelmsford, Ingatesrte, and Rumford, every Morning and Evening. LEEDS Coaches every Morning at half oast Ms, and After iron nt Four. LYNN Post Conch, th ro ugh Carnhrlitge,Newmarket, %rat tirt Folgute., mid Stoke , Muoday, l i Veduestlay, aud Friday Afternoon at Four. LYNN and ELY Coach (the Lotto -NeLsow). through iCembridge, Monday, Wednesday, a n d Friday Mornings at 5. 1 LI V ERPOOL Coaches, every A Aeration. LE R, IcksTE a nd NoaTti % NI PTON Telegraphy Coach , , - through Newport Pavel', Wootturti, I)unstahle, nod St. Al ban's, every Afternoon. LANCASTER 'and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wi gan, Preston, Kendal, Peurith, And Whitehaven, every After noon at half past Two. . LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, every Morn ing and Afternoon. MARGATEntuI RAMSGATE Coaches, every punning at 5 and liVellillr, s al 6 •MANCIIESTF.R light Telegraph Coach, through Leices ter, Derby, Ashborne, Leek, and Macclesfield, every After soon atlialf past 2. The Public Attennim is particularly re wstod to this Concern, as it is the 01 igistal Coach estahlished Ow carrying FOUR INSII)FiS only ; it icon the last highly - IMpetived Construction for Ease: and Safety, travels with a '(aYard and Lamp', and is worked ihroughotit is the best lob lible Style. SIII E • new NEWCASTLE. SUNDERLA N I), and LI)S 'od expeditious light Coach (the Ecl.l ese), throolth Stockton aid Yarn, carries only 4 Insides, and is lighted and guarded, sets nut.every Afternoon at 4. NORWICH Expedition Coach,through Hoekerill, Bourn twidge, Newmarket, Thetford, and Wynioutlimin, every AfteP novo at Half past 3. oxroitt) and WOOL/STOCK Light Coach (the 8i.E.1• untie) Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings at 8, through Uxbridge, Wycombe, and Tetswortb. PORTSMOUTH Conch, every Morning at Half-past 4, and Eveniwg at s. SUN 1)Elt LAND, Y ARM, and STOCKTON Coach, every' Morning at half-past six. WORTHING:oId HORSHANI Accossonacium Conch, every Morniug at Six, and Evening at 8; Mid New Light Four Inside Coach, Evenings at 8, through Epsom, Dorking, LetV -tateritead a nd Finden. • . . YORK HIGHIVLYER Coach. every Morning half-p hi c ast 6, through Newark, Doncaster, and -Ferrybridge. at h Places it meets the various Branch Coaches to Leeds. She ffi eld, • . Halifax, Huddersfield, Harrow gate, Carlisle, and all the other i ' principal Towns of the North. The Guard and Coach go 1 thrOugh without changing, and only Four Coachmen. Passers •gera hooked through, and wishing to ship on the Road; only proceed next Day, without any Additional Fare. Y 0 ILK new and commodious Light Coach (the EC LI PS R). 4 carrying only Four Insides, sets out every Afternoon at A, and travels with the greatest Celerity. T a h o e Guard and Coitt..filtil through to YORK without changtog. anis Fuutieiractimeu. W. J. ILO BERTS and Co,,rroprietors, Whwwill tint he accountable for any Gluas. Tanta, Plate , Watches, Cash, Bank-Notes, Bills, orJeweis, hosveversmals the Value, nut. for any tither Article, of more than 51. Value, If hot or damaged; wileif specified and pail: far as sich . usben delivered at .their Olii - ces is fawn, or AA their Agents hi Ow Codsary. . - From the CROSS K EY& WOOD-STREET, WOW to Gosport, Isle of Wight, Purlemouth, and iffirliCa. , • 1 • . • . 3 )41 , • 14 e ••• • . ; .1 • • , • s% • .v r • „ 3 4 1 • ON 7V , . . - e!'t 011 •- • tar 'l` tt" vsti.'ls ,•, • 11. NEW Yoaa,ficr. of a letter, dated Carthagena, Sept, 15.—" I hair, to ipeetibn that a dreadful Icosicie 'blood has taken place at Quito. This province belie much opprtssed, tried last yea,. What the Caraccas Ideated in the present, but the/ • ' neighbouring provinces not being ripe yet to join•'• them, they were induced again to acknowledge thai, - 0 authority of the Vicc..King of Santa Fe, who had: nut only promised them to forget their oppobitions t but also that they should retain a Provincial Jeuta. l But the Vice. King, noun re.iustated, Yt du promise, had them all isupwismied,,aed dowsed tmdeatit, - 411w.kairilikkairst same' _ - 1_ , _ lAN ,•aireepli , IS, ' , lollO'billid . been at tfenti, test *ear, Was let WOO sera the people, aseftirefhive Murdered' of OW% weloteo, and children about four thOusandill • .. and plundered the stores of the' Quitatnae mewl; chants. On the sth September, one thousand inner ed volunteers set off for the assistance of Qaito,anti an equal number had gene from the intermediate' provinces between Santa Fe and Quito, vfa. Po.; payan and Pastor. Three days of public mourning** were observed at Santa Fe, and the tame will taltol place here, for their brethren destroyed at Quito: • The Vice-King of Santa Fe, and several of WV Council are at present hero iu prison. No blood has been shed either here or at Santa Fe." Here folloas a Proclateation from Don CAMAS'. SIONTOPAR, to the people Of 01610 1 in 101,1011. ". cells upon them to rise, and soya ' • s- - • • . . " Terror an.l death have been the measures retorted to a einil and destroying Government; let terror and death be too ear device. Chaim and.dungeons have been the mews they have used to stifle the groans of humanity, crying for redresS let chains and dungeons then be the fate of oar oppressors! " A whole country lies to your aid. It burns with the fire of liberty. 'Devoe ipring op in our streets, and already II tyrant exists not t hs the north of Our Continent. The bloody manes of a Mottles, a Quirogn, and a &ilium., point to their wounds, and" err aloud for vengeance !" Let us tivetge our selves. May the polluted blood of those who have precipitated them to the tomb, glut the soil stained with their cruelties and' crimes. " TORRES. Cemetery." GREAT ,BRITAIN AND AMERICA. orrictet. cultauSPONDEbinE. NIL EINKOEV'S LETTER TO LORD WELLESLEY. " Great Cumberland-place, Aug. 25: 44 MY LORD,-;-1, have the honour to State to your Lordship. that I have received from General Armstrong, Minister Plehl. potentiary of the United States at Paris, a letter bearlug date . the 6th inst. in whiq ise r ieforess su* • s,bas aovemsineat of - 4ftwdeelll}l:9,o4l.theliwcio at sad. Milan, end' that he had teeeitrid a written and ittliciol *ice of that fact, lm the followring words; 4* snip autorime a .vous declarer,' Ildonsienropse les Dtcreis de Berlin et de Milansont revoeues, ft glee dater du ire. Novetabre its cesserunt a'avoir kur ef feet.' • " I take for granted that the revocation of the British Or ders in Council of January and •Noveinher, I&), and April, • 180, and all other orders dependent upon, analogous to, or in execution of them, will follow o: co..r;e; and I shall hope to be enabled by' your Lordship, with az. little delay as possible.. to announce to toy Governiaeut that such revocation has takest place. - ." I have the honour to he, with high consideration, my , Lord, your Lordship's mast obedient humble Servant. r . • • (Sigued) " PIN KNEE'.-. A ." The Moalleble the Marquis Wellesley, Ike.' • - LORD WCLLESLEY TO UR. PINIENET. . 44 Snit.--1 hatie the honour to acknowlidge the receipt of your loner, understate the Vsth instant. " Oti the 4'3.1 of February, 1808, his Majesty's Minister in America declared to. the Goverment of the United States; ' his Majesty's earnest desire to see the commerce of t he world I restored to that freedom which is necessary for his prosperity, and hiA readiness tonhandon the system which had'heen forced upon hint, whenever the enemy bhuuld retract the principles which hail rendered it necessary. " I tun commanded by his Majesty to repeat that &Tiara. tion, and to assure you, that whenever the repeal of the Freoch ileum's shall lia.e actually taken effect, anti the commerce of iseutral nations shall have been restored to die • condition in 'Which it stood previously to the protnalgatioo of tho - se Decrees, his Majesty will feel the highest satisfaction in , relinquishing to aystem, which the conduct of the enemy compelled bias to - - .., adopt. . I ••• leave the honour-to .be, with the highest corsideration, Ski your most obedient and humble servant, (Signed) " WELLESLEY." • • . ' • The Mitionat Intelligeneer contains a long arti. tie upon.this se,bject,-of which the following is an rztrAct " Toe British violations of oar neutral commerce have not. • been confined tuber Orders iti.Council. To place her un faith a foot* in relation In our neutral commerce, as ,would au thorise use Executive to i‘sue his proclamation declaring the fact of her havinitio modified het edicts as that they bagel ceased to virlatette neutral commerce of the United States, she must revoke bir blockading proclamations, which' she has 'herself declared toll*. illegal; and ns the imprestanent of our. seamen is a violutionorthe maritime rights of the United State.. and of course of our neutral commerce, it appears to us that she might even be required totally to abandon the practice be fore the provisions of the At of May last could be considered as complied with." , IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS. A DECLARATION BY THE REPRESENTATIVES OF Tug • * PV.IPLE OP WEST FLORIDA. . " It is known to all the world, with how much fidelity the good people of this territory have pro. fesscd, • and maintained alliance to the legitimate `govereign, • witi . le:any hope. remained of receivin4 from .ltim Pr.oivction fog..thicir property and lives. Withieitt making any stnneressaty.inui , vatiott in • the established, wcipciples - Of Government, we (tail to urtatily adoptt;tl certain regulations in concert• wit? Olif„ first"lViagiitrJtc, for the express *wee , . , FAJOf OctetVint ibis territory. and skeaing t u:' attachment, the ( 6 ;ki % .. i omen,. a turn has her, tA)I,., 0 , 4•......... • - -•-••• .. • 1 41 ' •-• . t . 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'i,* ' 1 I i..41:•4 1 1 ...11111,4iiii 4 . ;..: 4t, 1,.. '.:, ,- -- c ik..ssal i t h ; l o lo, - . • :taw .. - . . ' f ...,,,. 1!„,, ,, ;' • It) . t. . - : • ~.. , .•, • , ‘ l . * ' 1 ...., , 1 . i i :•• ; ' . .1 ~0 ; , . , 4 I'' t d i i ) 1, i - k,. • DECEMBER 3 $ • 1810. •1, . •; i. , Poxii 442: _ . . ... . 7 •, - -, ,-. .• -'. ii..,i!...1,... •:. 'l.l , i . .... ~, • TTY --. .. e By TO E lt i rite an ß a Y i tgit'hi t il Ls. f I . A urgamoustavints. • 1 ---.. m v.- At the Mart, near the Bank, on WEDNESDAY next , te e „ sth inn. at Twelve o'clock. in Lots , NEW Yoaa,ficr. tet•-•;•littellct - of a letter, ail e led A Variety of SHARES in the GRAND JUNG , Cart ha g ena, Se pt , 15.—" I bait, Sts Mentibn that a ./"S. T lON, Kennet 'and Avon._ and Wilts and Berke Gambit dreadful scesswie 'blood has taken place at Quito. Atlas Fire Goiden-lane Insurance Comand British Ale panies; Kent Breweries; .and Eagle Po , rtsea 'I Ilo sl pe amand This provinci Wag' much oppr e ssed, tried last yea,' W a t e r-Works; aim the following intended Canals:—Seetes• What the Caracas effected in the present, but the/ • ' '-.- - • • and Bridgewater, Grand Soother , Batt' and Bristol New. neighbouring provinces not being ripe yet in join Shares, Stamford and Boston; also - inteuded Stoner's:4Dß them, they were induced again to acknowledge that Archway. • • . . -0 Catalogues of the Anctioseers, No.l, Auction Mart; and authority of the Vicc.King of Santa Fe, who had: No. 10, Broad-street, Royal Exchange. CATHARMIA N W Ai' ER. for Um Core of all Complexmaal Ailments, and Beautifying the Skin. - rfilllS Combination of innocent Ingredients, from IL- its infallibly allaying th e efhets of Heat and removing nut only promised them to forget their oppositiotli i , but also that they should Main' a Provincial Jeutt. , , But the Vice. King, tviain re.lustined, kept nu i e , • . _ promise, had them all imprisoned, ised °May •.,cosi.. ! , .... Snot-burn, Is a most pleasant and seristary and roe Ms tet r asiad tmdeath, On the la August , some of tee ' Toilet. loosen au a • , •-1 1 1 Ift is a 1 improver of tho Skle. a certain cre aft attallon troops from 14 . et 'Esaptious..itaddialltss.as•• . i s, instirAus partinaltrit, recitimanstseed . tw,the Public, width *bid been at Goats since last year s -: •lira slob the strongest testimmiies le Latour of its Ettettells from it t eet h upon the people , anti t h e y-heye m e •..111 circle of the first fashion, in which it has bens long asedits purifying ptoperty.also render it inestimable to Ladies who tatta l Women, and children', about four thnallied(! • ' . wear Rouge. • • and plundered the stores of the' Quitatnati' mtrot• _ ~ It may he used for Children of nil ages; nod the many. who have been benefited b y t t4 apid t eat i ttn. entnatutes one of its chants. On the sth September, one thousand arras , ' recommendations to the confidence of the Public. ed volunteers set off for the assistance of Quito, an Piots is. 6d.—Half Pints 4... 6d. an equal number had gene from the intermediate' I N.B. None are genuine butilime signed by the Proprietor • provinces between Santa Fe and ()mita, via.. Po.; on the Label of each Bottle. . ' Prepared and Sold by Mr. Bragge. Holloway; Sold alto by payan and Pastor. Three days of public ranetning4 . _ Bayley and Blew, Ctickspnr-street, blotto°, and most respect- were observed at Santa Fe, and the tone will taltel .. able Perfumers and Medicine . Venders , at whose Houses - Let- . i s eer , f rom r e p onk . o f the firdpistilictiosvoioy be sees, la con- place here, for their brethren destroyed at Quito: • • Orniation of its efficacy. .• • . The Vice-King of Santa Fe, and several of WV e GENERAL CO4CII OFFIPEIL • Council are at present hero iu prison. No blood , . .. WIIITE HOttsli INN, Fetter-late, nail CROSS KEYS has been shed either here or at Santa Fe." •- ~ • ~ . • 1141 N, Wood-street, 2 Doors from Cheapside, London. Here folios t a Proclamation from Don CAMLIMP • 4 A &MOUTH ROYAL MAIL , ,V and Telegraph e I •IL Conches, through Lowe s t oft, Kessisi e land, Wrentham, MONTUFART o rile IN'o . ple of litlifos in 1r. 1 40 110 4. • , lt Wegiogford, Illiborough,Yoxford, Saxinandhatot mama, and c a lls upon them to rise, and rya : ' •-- • • - d Woodbridge, every afternoon ut 1. " Terror 's YARMOUTH Loan N Immix Con ch, throu g h Colehester an.l death have been the measures retorted to a ri and Ipswich, Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday Mornings at five. creel and destroying Government; let terror end death be too ALTON Coach, through Odihasn. Harney Row, itc. Mon- our device. Chaim and.dougeois have beee the means they , day, Wedoesday. and Friday o a& LlTTLrnings at Nin E * 1 ARUNDEL, PETWORNH. HA MPTON have used to stifle the groans of humanity, crying for redress; t - Post Coach, through Kiug stos , Guilford , , and tiodalcuing,Tues. let chains and dungeons then be the fate of oar oppressors A ____ . . ~." A whole country lies to your aid. It burns with the fire f • • ' „,„. , , _.::"'"-.!!"*- - • -. ; - & -,, m ,, , i 7, • ; :.• Mill= ,l = o s= l " ..l. 7 . a r s. I . . 7 6 ;ii r ‘' • ' 7l ' ' ' it,' thj Ik•rllna ,i. W .4 . .4 0 dipit , ;o* -, .....,...._: " _ mot',‘,./.. 1041 oi;osil 1.2 . .. .4.11'1? 0--rt qt. 1 1.7 0 , IS* ' , I I I. .•14111,JaC) .91 ;.• ii• 1 ,• • '•.' '' .. • '. l itEl i t 4 e 10 i 1 ' I • It , ! !al . 4-", ... 4 t I s•J 4 - A FA • • 4 . itrtYidillEs, ,I . , ?R. wit% andernin En. '— • ' rilliir, LITERARY.. tag . and_ SELECT semi yvaKs of BENAhlf?i, STIII.LINGFLEET, se • se of ;Write haireise4Whefare Were polilisiteci.t , 7L . z ' I ' By the Rev. WI,LLLAH COX!, M. A. F. R., IL E. A. S. • ~'• t Rettor of Eemerttai, • Printed for LONGSI4N., HURST, REES, ORINE,•aod ' ' BROWN, Patent niter-row. . 4k • *A° few Coples.are •Pritt . ted on Royal Paper, with the ltocouical Plates coloured. price 3!. Ss. boards. , : • • This Day erns riblished. rilliKi MEDICAL; MONITOR. PART . 'I . co u tnining oBsnitvATIONS on the EFFECTS of Ii.kRLY otsstPATtos. In which the mast destructive 041.1 wo e s prevAlet.t series of Juvenile Debauchery is investi gated And explained; arch ad humble hope. that the Author's remarks, founded 611 long Alperience. and supported by on. , que,iionable authoritie4, may give a check to that progressive degeneracy ha the Human !titre, which appears* he malt* Sapid stridtii to its total extinction. The Wrl.c_ ihterkiiersed 1 *itik friendly medical tdrutabitions to Ymillta f both Seats, lbsid histriictinor how to preserve q good, iuvigitcate a feeble, ittiekmair a shattered Constitution. . . • . •' L iirtniNn e ptilliblt H e s d . 'bi mid : SENATE, Al: D. • . the Autkort sold by Sherwood ' iti • C0...111, Patermoter-row s Parson. and Son. . 166, Fleet 'Vert t and all other BooloWilene.—.Price .4s. in boards. .. . _ of I NO is ii A. ;MeV 'Pittof,' tl Esq. I,l‘ 11, I" lieCC I 61