The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-01-07 00:00:00

No. 1830. P1MM11 0111..11.1 SANS PIAREIL THEATILL. STRAWI4.; . (Moder the Authority of the Lord Chan berlisio.) rPI4IS I'II.III I %NT . EVENING, Jan. 7, and 11 TO- THEMORROME•isRRY * New Comic Dance. N. called Is this Dance will b- introduced a Stick Dance nr Combat. After which the faimurite Barletta. called THE ANIMATED EFFIGY. Harry Fatted.. Mr. Hudson s Farmer Thorn, M. Steb bing. Lady itatiael, Mrs. Daly; and Lady August o, Miss Scott. To toiattade with a New Comic Pontomime, called THE POISON TREE ; OR, HARLEQUIN IN JAYA.: Harlequin, Mr. Auld; Pantnlaon, Signior Montignsinil Clown, Young Joan. who will ihinidnce his admired Clogs noropipe, and for this a ei!k only, give a Performance on two Ladders; Columhit:e. 114-6 Ruggles; and Wild Man, Mr. rack, a e,i-thrateck,Ptudare-Muster. Ise the earner of the Evening's Entertainments upwards of Tarots , New Scenes will be introduced; some of those iuJava f., n I/timings on the spot. In the coarse of the Evening, varinas Songs, particularly 't The Tuneful Lark," by Mrs. Garrick. And, A New Patriotic Song. will he sung by Mr. Hudson, is a scene, being an eruct Representation of the City and For tifications of BATAVIA. 1) ~ors open at half-past five, begin at half-past Oz.—Boxes, It. l'io Ys. Gallery h'.—Second Price at htalf•potst. eight. Places for the Boxes to he taken nt the Theriot.. OuThunolav, Friday, and Saturday next, the Vizier's Son, Merchant*. Daughter, and Ugly Woman of Bagrlnd. WANTED, a SERVANT Mall WORK, in a small family. She mum he clean iu her perms, and kite a gaud character from her la 4 place. Apply al "in. 41, Queen-street, Southwark. TO THE NOBILITY AND SENTIi Y. NEW -INVENTED BREECIIRS curd PAN TA LMONS.—Io ceosequence of ibe very great nom alias of the bad sewing of the seams has induced T. SUT TON. 314, on the north side of the New Church, Mrmid, to try the viral • eat of leaking them without side or leg seams. which he has found to answer his most ardent speculation, god far etre& the fi.raser node fur elegaoce nod taw. ilia army's. tutind% ari.ipted foe along. T. S. has the pleasure to say he bits given universal untisfae lion to those Gentlemen who have honeared him wilt s hill of them, rind beg. leave to rehire his sincere thanks tti his Orden& atta the Public ht general for the favours they have already -.inferred upon him, since he has opened the above concern, and bones by his assidali v to merit a continuance of she same. N. B. Naval nod Military Uniforms. Ladies' Habits. and even" sillier branch of the business executed with the utmost putictualit v and dispatch. 2, CORN HILL, and 18, COVENTRY-STREET. EYTON recommends his Friends and the Public generally, to notice the favon • lie Kehrine of the New Year's !emery. With only 12,000 Tii kety. there are Two POI" of 4%0( 1 0 1 . Two of 6,0001. Two of 4,0001. Si a of 1,0001. Pre. &c. Sze. No Prise less than 201. And the whole to be ‘21,1 of January. Tieketsond Shorty are selling by Eyton, as above, who had the pleasure of distributing In his Frionils in Lotteries Orauvi October and. November last, the fullowiar, CAPITAL PRIZES, in Fifte.nioe Shares, No. 3,30, Clan A, a Prize of £15,00) • 3,30, Clan B, a Prize of L5.(100 71, Class It, a Prize of 3,000 1,075, Class A, a Prize of Lon° 125, Class C, a Prize of 500 &c. • NEW YEAY'S 01111 OF TWENTY THOUSAN I) POUNDS PRIZES IN THE MATCHLESS STATE LOTTERY • OF ONLY 1%000 TICKETS, All to he DR IWM on TUESDAY, 2lst of TUB rig LUSH (Qoutractor), gratefully happy in an -n • tHwurin g the numerous Capital PRIZES va hich he has mod in the last three or four Months. solicits the politic attention to the pre.enf Lottery, and sincerely hopes to he equally fortis mite in disposing of Capitals to those who cow honour hint wit It their coinmitn.N. 'f he Tickets are few, the Prizes numerous, the Capital. great, and the risk small. SCH EME. 2 Prizes of £211,000 are £40,000 2 2 6 2,996 from £5OO to .ElO .... 51,003 The f011..%%ing enpital Prizes were sold in Stares nt 4, Corn- NIL 9, Chorine-rrnw. Loudon, and by Hish's Aviv.; in the Gauntry, in the two Lotteries damn in October uod November but t— • 1 ,699....C1a5s A ... A 15,900 3,143.. —Clan C .... X 15,000 3183 1,853 . A 4.0.10 1.8:Y 3 4.025 C l.OOO 301 A 5OO 2452 A 5OO 1,451 A 5OO 3,853 B . 500 I Ric. ke. tte. An imrsediase purchase is advised. as, (roos the smallness of t he LAI , " y. Tickets and Shares only hr searee within n day or too. f the I)vairinz., which will br TUF.tiliA V, the 21. st i:.st. ANOTHER PROOF. Richowind, April 24, 1811. SIR, —The benefit which I .have desired from the n,t• of )owe medicine, the BALM OF MECCA. demands all warmest nano* ledeinrots. The perfect mi s ery I ex- I weir...red f r minis years. from IL most severe nerv.ms complaint. particularls affecting my head, tendering me frlquently taco p: of pur•nine nis nvio-ations, was greater than I can oc• wribe; and though 1 had Inc best advice, and was much with nn father, Dr. 'tredve, of Bath, ail remedies appeared to Le xithm t e(ect, till I was recommended to try your medicine by lads 10 %WWI it bad berm of great service. Withil) a few %ro's: Fier I Oral lank the Balm, I was considerably amended, and cominded to paw better, until I was ultimately free from eirry symptom of m) complaint, and have continued now Dear fi‘e main hs perfectly well. This statement I embitter an ntt of ithlife had 30U arc welcome 1,, snake what use of it you please. I am, &e. OEOR(INA PRICE. The genuine Rolm of Mecca is prepared noly by De. %came ; trle•leutle ;sadld, by his agent, Mr. Richards t 193. iiirmd, Rear St. Clemeat's Church; also reta.. Qv Wald. 3.3, Hollwirn; Pinions, 166, Vteet-street ; Bacon lit, Olt ed-streel, opposite the Pantheon; Bolton trout of tins Rosa' Esmiaar,e; Oddiog, 44, Cornhitl ; nod Chris') t'vockspur•street, corner of Spring (bud/pt. Price Ts. • ~( )t e'vei that there is on engraved Portrait of Or. Semite in '. r. P the astable of each box ; I X Is signed by the e 'l•tirlor, E. Ikamile; in his baud: AN - ethers sr 4a-vuterieits. • • . , .. • -..--_ - , '..,. :'r •4 1 . , A' • '',, I t . 10 # . ..- .-; \ •5... t • • \ . ' • h *. .;,., ' • • b :i.-. , k. . . • • ' - a-.; -', . . -... ..• • i ' .'si . ~. • 'll.-/, , • • ,;.:/- -7 f.' ,• ' . ~,, ,t •t, , ,t 4, '• . )4 , , 4 , , ,... \ixxs - x , f - -•- /7' ti•fo . I i S • • • . . . I .. • .'....sw` • , . . • 1 . • C $ . s . t. e 't ill° .. ‘ trhe : ta( , ,i ntro t .. • • , . __, • • . . • ........................... 4 Vp j RICE 6 1 ' b' LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1812. , = KOPF. INSURAKCR COMPANY. IMF, LIFE, mod ANNIATigo o Cordial TWO MILLI 0113; Office, LUDIIATE-HILL, LONVOK. PERSONS insured with this Office, whose PA ries expire at Christmas. are respertfally Irdoro t ed, that Rerciptsfor the Rencwai of the same. are very at the Ogre, and aids tire respective the Com pany throughttet the United Kingdom. W lI.Li A M BURY. Eetivl*PY , N. B. Policies of Tasonwee, which espies al thrithove Pr rind, shmtM be renewed stadia Fifteen Days tbeinefter. SALES. - 4 1111 w - Repository, Finsburroquare.7 Br Mr. HULL, TO-MORROW, January 8, S EVERAL well-bred seasoned HU mil,: NTEßS mil,: —i: tent of high weight- ; also some ' strong . Hockney_., a,. * in good rnadition, faSl trotters; f.e•ernl pairs of Coach, fgaruehe, Chariot, and Curricle Gelding., of differed colours I mime sin gle ditto; several good Gig Morin, perfectl quiet in harness, 'rod fast trotters;.aome vers. clever Nurses, vrbieb hove been rode with troopi; and Ladies' /fortes* n'grent many snag Geldingsand Mit for m tehine4, post-eh:uses Re &sarongs! me Ponies. &e. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSUItANCE COMPANY, nretorm-s rREET, RLACKFRIARS. smPorrisiesn BY ACT OF PARLIANICNTs • FOR - Insurance from FIRE, and ., Ma " LIVES; and bribe Grant and Parehnse of .434N0LT1 LS. Insurances falling due at CHRISTMAS will - expire, inlets renewed witbit fifteen days from that period: 1 The system of Fire In-uranee ponied by AMC=try me braces every advantage UR Whidip %4 71110091 *sir hig tech a gentrify fa eigett!3lC Age 4" _• 616 ". "14/1". .' Isottrasswe, and for every 1110? 4101 111110Oire. Latonoll, are of the Mott multratedescnittimi: 'On linarryinees soy be Lea- , Dna, the premiums are lower than those f tts it of the Contra mcs. •N ar thistle isle any case made for Fire P'olicles ; glr for al terations by In&rseracat. - • A large Commholoa is allowed no Life Insurance ;And td and ioevery 'other, departmentof the baubles's, the Can a pe. arrangements afford the utmost facility to all Molted in. tmmactions. • WARNER . PHlrps. serreinry •.• The Company's Office for the Wert-rod of Lamaism. ha tl i N 0.97, on the West-side of New' Road -street,. sear Oa street. HORNSBY APII) CO. STOCK-BROKERS, No; 16, CORNHILL. I MPORTANT STATE LOTTERY, T-MO Poses of 20,t1,101., besides m any Cntait al Prises and only 11. t Tickets. Such advaaakr.es never were eahlkited t. putalic Iformby aid Co. sold the sfery Int IVO% to ASO ye ar 1707 i the two Nest 94„0001.; the tarn first 15,0110. ai 90 of 4E40,000 67 of - "+.l. 93 of 10,0tY3 LA* 711 of 49 of 5,003 MO of 544 Orders by Post or Carrier executed with Cagily and'd patch. The Drawing begins and Matheson the 41st of a/ anuary o Prize 1.-s than All. • s r LICLNSEI) EY GOVERNMENT. 1 1 4.AII:PiRtds'cORNY HILL. N 'V! A IES GIFTS. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOU-1 saN I) PO U% OS di tie divided among the fortwittel Holders of Tick .ts on the 91st of this Mouth. IV. NIA Rl' I !Vi beg , :his Friends wilt not tieftry:tihn iota* tip make n purch:ase in the prevmt SSi AM, LOTT [MY t P•rfi• I calmly those residinz in Ste Gamma v, as there was not a Tithes to be had in the Vat Lotter) for several days preidous •to the Day of Drawing. Present Price...' Ticket.. 5 0 Half. Xlv) 18 0I Eighth Quarter 2 1 ! R d I S • A gold Allowance made to Coachmen, CIAO, Agri*, lee. purchasing largely'; said Orders from the Country directed I tar above daily attended Si. b. retail nof Pu-4. REGULAR NEYVSPAPIA OFFICR. W. MARTIN, No. IL Condon, Loudon. hem Wove try inform the Nut.ility mud Galaxy. *l* Voss.* &See pen of every de,weiption are regulary forwarded to all parts of the United Kingdoms. Postage free. . The great irregularity anal ditappitintmeat experieneed by Geotlemen residing in the Country, not receiving their %ens papeis regulartv, induces tit inform tbem. if they Pitt favour him with' their forties'', he witVengage m top •Iv Ikea without being thus disapi • led, and is nit nowe made/ which shall give the greatest satisttetiam. PLoWic Reading Realm, Coffee-homes, ase„ will 6nd this establithinesit wall worth their antler, Ratite, wiU not only be served regular, hut am very moderate terms. •'• • - . LONDON DAILY PAPERS.. Staireanaa.. Courier. Globe. Pilot. Traveller. TO RE.SOI.I) HY RIVAEJa CONTRA', f - ONE Thousand Two Hundred and rb P rty-five OAK TREES. of different flioneMi Pi .suilipg pt tc bin iffuod,yarisb of Phirs.leail. Keno $ :slso 15 Eke, 21Asb. V4 l4 . 6. w a tuus rie t y. if y et . t wit .- Aim •rnslitrts, at East e • eusildaNine stomata y Yt Eli der *aid ill giodniii Wee& Uttitillson v at the Go , Fo.rl of VC trwiek Inn, We!. Nog, wiN thow the noto.-o• nal and Particolars 1114 V he known by application to !Win Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent. 9. Ilichet..irce% Tompl.-har. i h r , ' ' e , ' 1 i 11 1 111 IN i , I , ~. , I' i 31 ' Iffi ~: Moraine Pod. Morning Chronicle. Morning He.nld. British Pre.t. Day. Putslie Ledger. Morning Advertiser. MONDAY. WCDNEI London Chronicle. London Pinter. Evening Mail. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. andSATURDAY. Outliners-lad Chronicle. I Gelber4i Evening Post. St. Janseb'sChritorlr. 4 Land m Ossetic, Tuesdoy English. Chronicle. I nod Sittorday. Cobbett's Register, Satoidav, iind another Weekly rapers. o inv. 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Ilk - - -.4 "0 B S OBY ORIV CONTRACT, A LE ASE of Fourteen Years of a very excellent Manor Farm, called NA PSBUftY, near Si. Albans, Hefts; comprising a road dwelittig-h use, offices. garden, orchards, and lid acres of meadow, pasture, and arable laari, very much .dapted to the turnip husbandry. Immediate pos. seadon may he had. For farther Particulars apply (if by letter, post paid) to Adam Murray, SarVerir and Land Agent, 9, Picket-sheet, Temple-h•hr. STAPLE H AI.L INN, wurN EY, OXON, By CHURCHILL audTURN ER. On the Premises, TO-MORROW. Jammer 8, at To tlce o'Cisoek at Noon, untlor sat.h Conditions as shall be then and there produced, ins Order of the Assignees of Timmons Coburn, a Bankrupt (Mr. H. lecoke.tloe Purchaser of the Estate at the but Sate, haring refused paying the Deposit, and to coasply with the Conditioots) . ALL -that long-established and very respectable INN, the STA PLE HALL INN, at W itney aforesaid, on the high road hoes Om:rester and Chellenhaowto 0 xf trd and Woodstock; excellent statoling for 4. horses, with good wool and hay lo:ts; widow yard, coach-houses, and other requisite buildings; kitchen and pleasure garden, ; together with a 01114• to rick Pasture Land, adjoioism the Inn, containing /Ilona four am., and part of a rich meadow, as 'bemuse is auw staked out. Also a Pew in the Church. The Larsd-tax is redeemed, and the Estate is Freehold. Piloted Particulars may he lottl at the Office of Messrs. North and Harrioon, Solicitor,; real of the A uct , ono-ers, lot Wonel.!‘). k. Oxfordshire; Mr. Lovell, Ai ,r. o Northatnputtc -1 shire: at the Place of Sins; site low its t h e tseighhourtmosoi ; I and at the Otiice of Mi . . Taster, EdsintreAstreet, Caventlish-• square, London. DETIIIATY, STRICTURES, &c. ILMPRESSED with a consciousness that their de. viation loom the gexeral plats has been highly twortiriai to others , ' and improved to their pi ofessional acquirements by the maturity of near twesty years experience, Messrs. VI RRIlt alli Q. •-.......N.. -wirß . nomonea tirdiatt , flue rfusitenllon of those disorders which are the cotiseqaenee of illicit indolence, or the dr'tructive habits of she inconsiderate School-Wise. :la professing the cure of these Complaints, they hold rut Halo dueement to vice ; bet, sensible as al men mutt be ...f the ex istence of each calamities, they ofer their waist:ince as regularly educated solemn of London. and of the Royal College of Edinburgh. In a;I eases of sip , ixlitic Infection. and in eeery complaint of Debtlity and Deficiency, whether ailsing from the infatuation of a certain dcsi turf ve habit, oing residence iss warm ' climates, frets living, or any lot loef ;awe proeuring a dcficeecy anuli; vigour, the patient may rely •n a bpeoll • restoration to vie,orsitts heal th. V•ei, i.npre.vcd Wan of citring Strictures of the Urethra has been atte:cled with peculiar nieces". Strictures of ten and twenty yeoss'.duroinsii hay... yielded to their treat ment in the short perm s of three seeks. Several Noilleaten and Gentlemen of ti:e ;list i esp.Ttti hit . t %,w ho hay e laboured under this painful and distressing it iseags, Iciv mg received a radical and ,isermauent cure, t•nri 'retort' ri•que.t rho , t reference may he made 'so them, :as satisfactory evil: ces I the derided superiority of Messrs. Currie had Co.'s Plaii of freatmeat. Maul of these gentlemen had been an ter the rare of Messrs. Home. Heavi side.. and Miler Surgeons of equal ernme,.ce, who attempted their Cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, is ithout success. hiessors.'Carrie and Ca. may tae consulted •iv patients of either sex, with the greatest secrecy and tumour, at their wane, No till, Hattnn-garden. DEBILITY, Src.—Nlesari. G 033 and CO cat four in direct their attentutileto those Dis..itses. by which the powers of the c o n-titution become enfeebled ; mild their et periet:ce in such cases, dating[ a Inn; anal successful prised. IN enahles them to 'der to pers..M. so a libeled, a 11..fe nod speedt re %titration to smtd and vigorous health. t cert..in disorder, fre quently contracted in a moment of intoxication ; ne illso is, recipient concomitants, strictures and &els. are by their plan ,of treatment ( without restraint in diet or exercise) ..pvedily and effectually cured: nod where au early appli cation is made. on discovery of the infeetion, the e plaint Is frequently re ed in two days. By professing exclu sively the cure of such complaints, and in order that tbry Ina) nut be marked by a mistaken few with the siblifilac su justh attached It; the ignoring empiiie, Meows. 1:1),M al' Co. tuutk it but justice ta.thestiselves to stat.., that they hove been regal:Ay educated in every branch of the profeAton '(ce.tilicates of which from different hospitals, nod u•stimuniuls from the tuna eminent Physicians. they have to convince au.. ba t tier. r) that the sue els restating from their endeavours firm induced theta to quit the practice of the general praditioner i and they presume that their pretensions constitute n. fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with w hien they It.ive, by the Public. heen so liberally honoured. 'ln he eoasulted al their 11.. use daily, by either sex. personally or by Mier, with 'Jeerers ;old and attention. Letters are expected to contain st rank , note for advice and medicines. Goss and Cu. Surgeons, Bnuverie-meet. Flert-street. CONJUDAL HAPPINESS. WHEN conscious ineligibility is the secret bnt iiimrinountahle nor to WEDLOCK, the unilappy saf. (erre Om% in silence, and, dssiialrine of relief, sink. iotu de spondency. To relieve those melancholy infirmities mulch ac t. slam impotency In men, to o t Barrenness in women, for Pierson. Covrplaints, Diseases peculiar to Feladil. and (so disord. rs oaca-imed by debility or relaxation, Dr. SENA r . r HAENof At t.(LICA proved by experience to be the crrt ha, safe, nd perm ( t ent remedy ever discoyereb . nett', the mho pretriati are mini ly and( the rel suality lief, wi, 'Tis eon h, chit pro astonishment 111, The and Drue4is , ' by Vl'l , I nth street, COrari tr. Observe. the label on Proprietwr, couuterfeilt. sib s %%horn indiscretioo, excess, .114 unpropitious el' administration of inercuratl poisons, have preciV !mature old age—to the ag , •d, in w hom the foe: ! su.pended, though not et tiort, this medicine is and coididently ►eenmmented. The denditnif : related of either sea, the deluded p city, the childless couple. will %err coos: I f, with that secrecy ‘rhiciii. esseatial in eras it Rat by a tensporars stimulus, or iriitati' * produces those salutary etTerts oh-, oni*roseto of many ntederA own, hut trim a. exhilarating the mom ,1 spiciis, if pin•, and renovating the roto,Otoi..gi ty I.e fairly said to re-nnitnote n..tare. The giinuine Bairn of Mecca i. prepares sold, iv holcsalo and rentil, h. hir , 7toge;ist, WI. Smoot', tient St. Orme,. Ward, :ID. lioltharot P I oit"rd-scree!, oplinose Bilrgl sirs ret, opposite the P4.,0 , ,0n g 11 0 11,,,k. sage; Coldsrig. 42, C•rithill ; and seer of Spring-sardeus. pbserv.•, that there is in engrav••d label on the out , ide of coca boll, .oprietwr, E. tiesels, is hie laan4 l ualerfeits, • Til u: Til E ROYAL COVENT.GARORN. • THIS PRE S ENT EVENING, Jan. 7 , will be acted the Tragedy of PERCY. • After which will be performed, for the filth time, a New Pan i,tisime. called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR. THE GOLDEN FISH. With entire new Music, Machinery, Scenes. Dienes, &c. The tar, .Panstintime of Harlequin and Padmettalsa ; or, The Gulden Fish. continuing to hr received with the highest applause, will be repeated evert, evening till further notice. To-morrow. Tar Comedy of Errors. —On ThurAn v, Cato.— On Friday , . The English Fleet.—On Saturday, will be revived, The F tr.dling of the Forest. A new armed Operatic I)rorna has long been in preparation, and sill be immediate) v produced. The Fair Penitent wilt he revived immediately, in which Miss &nigh will perform Crtlata. shAspeures , Tragedy of Julius Omar is in preparation, and will be revised its soon as possible. BOOKS PUBLISHED TIIIS DAY. In Syn. price ISt. boards, FosYon ; or, the LEGEND of LOVE : and other POKM 9. By the late Mrs. HENRY MIT 1:. With a Portrait of the Author, engraved by C intik* Watson Printed for LONGMAN, HORST. REES, OithlE. and BROWN, Paternoster-row, and at the British Gallery, 64, New Bond-street. A few Copies of the (Sart° Mitten may be had, price It. I Is. 6d. boards. " For elepnee of design, and accuracy of execution, this notch exceeds' any poi-tient eomposition of the present .day. While the he..rts of nor countrymen shall heat at the <weettst sounds of th-ir native language, conveying tvt nature dictates the feelings of the purest positions, so long than this tale of POcios dwell not their ears, and they shall think the angel still is speak ing."— Moinlilv Review, Oet. lilll. v- sin