The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-29 00:00:00

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AT a IiEE SING of the MAYOR, ALI)EIL MEN, COMMON COUNCIL, and LIVERY of the 'Town and County of the Town of NOTTINGHAM, held at the Guildhall, on Wednesday. the 4.3 d Day of May, 1610, convened in pursu ince of a Requisition to the Mayor. to ex press their Sentiments upon the present Conjuncture of Public Affairs; to address his Majesty for the Removal of his pre sent Ministers; :yid to prepare a Ponition to the Ilan. the House of Commons, to la:commend to their adoption a tempe rate and radical Rethrin in the Representation of the People, WRIGHT CO I.DHANI, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair, Resolved, That at a period when the foreign and domestic proceedings of Administration appear to us to mark out the present Ministers us alike incapable. of conducting the Fo reign Relations of the' Empire, or of conciliating the esteem . and afieetion of our fellow-subjects at home: when the intern wrote proceedings in the House of Commons, in relation to John Gale Jones and Sir Francis Burdett, have brought into question the Privileges acted upon by that lion. House, this m ei: sin g is anxious to declare its undeviating confidence in the Laws of the Land, and in the energies of the British Consti tution, and to make their constitutional appeal, by petition ing his Majesty to dismiss his present Ministers from his pre sence and coons is for ever, and the House of Commons to adopt a temperate and radical Reform in our National Repre-, sentation, as the best means of securing the dignity and inde pendence of that lion. !louse, and of restoring to it the coati dence of the people of these realms: Resolved, That the Petitions to the King and to the House of Comma', now severally read to this Meeting by the Town Clerk, be presented to his Majesty and the House Of Cotnnums as the Petitions of the Mayor, Aldermen, Common Council, and Livery of the Town of Nottingham: and that the same be signed by the Towo Clerk ; and that the Mayor be deputed to the Corporbliqo Seal thereto; and that he be requested to transmit the Petition to the King to our Re corder, Lord Holland, and the Petition to the Houk of COmmons to Daniel Parker Coke and John Smith, Esqns. our Representatives in Parliament, with an urgent request that they will present the same to the House of Commons, and support it by their votesand influence in the House. Resolved, That the ProceedinAs of this Meeting b.- signed by the Mayor, and published, at the expeuee of this Corp.- ration, in the Nottinghain Journal, in the Nottingham Re yiew,.and in such of the London Newspapers as the Mayor misty direct. WRIGHT COLDLIAM I Mayor. Resolved. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Mayor fur his prompt mid immediate attention to the requisi tion, andlor the Whole of his conduct on the present occasion. GEO. COLDH AM, Town Clerk. TO THE ZING'S MOST SYcELLENT MAJESTY.. WE, your Majesty's faithful Subjects, the Mayor t Alder men, Common Council, aunt Livery, of the Town an d Coun ty sot the Coon of Niittiligliam, beg leave to approach your Royal Pressitee, with that loyal east : antler:A affection which L,due to the descendant of 'llol4oi - sous House of Hanover, fur the purpose of supplicating the intervention of your Ma jesty's wisdom and power in the present perilous and awful situation of public affairs. to the exercise of our great national privilege of petitioning our Sovereign, which has descended to us, and all other the subjects of (treat Britain, folio the glorious era of Itisit, a e feel it our ditty, at this mound period, to appear before your Majesty, humbly to stout tint we.have long contem plated, with dismay, the ruitwastaid moon expealditure of the blood and treasure of the empire. in the fruitless and im practicable enterprises a Lich have distinaiished the councils of your Majesty s tires lit Ministe-s; that sse have observed the 'Harm m opitioinon of those Ministers to all reformation • iii. the public rememiy„ to all measures for preventing the . gr:ttithig tit Places and Peosi ins in• Reversion; and their de cide-1 haetility to that radical Reform iu the Constituatio of the Commons House of Parliament, Which cast atone restore that brat:eh of the Legislature to its proper wekelit and iuflu etre in the Govermnent. From this determined line of contact, pained by your Ma 4esty'seMinimets, we anticipate Only an increase of the dui . espies and dangers by which we'are cocompassed; and regard. them as totally inadequate to avert the imminent perils of time cimetry,.incompetent to conduct the foreign relations of the empire with effect, and incapable of conciliating the coati dettee of four Majesty's subjects. We do, therefore, with every sentid.ent of respect towards your Majestyoity this stir Petition before your Majesty; humbly pray ingthat your Majesty will he graciously pleased to disfni •ithese Nl,tnisteosfrotis your presence and ctiuncils for ever. TO TIDE HoMORIEADLE THE COMMONS Oir GREAT BRl :Tibet to YA RLi A aICHT ASSEMBI.ED: The Plitifiesi of the Mayor s Aldermen, Common Connell. and Livery, .of the Town.autt'Cuanty , Of the Town of NUttiOghittn. sheweltt, t• . • That your Cerium... 00A a time when the ties of the whale" British Empire are delittenittf, knitinitiug pro ceedings of your Honour able House ' beg leave, men respect full,, to direct 3 oubittention to Al Petition which was pro s toed to your Honourable House by 'Charlet Grey, Esq. Glow the MAI Hots. Charles Earl Grey). on Monday the 6th • day of 'May, li9S in whieli;amongst other tillegatioes, it it as Averred and offered kr be proved— . ; "'That the House of Commons slid not fully midTairly repre sent the people of England ; • that the Elective Franchise 'was 5.5 partially trot tmetpially distributed, that a majority of your Ilona 7lgnsr ivab les., than a two hundredth part 5.1 the male population- asst -seventy' of your Hon. Members 'were returnea by thirty-five places where the eteilious were notoriously mere mottos of torn: that, in addition to the seventy so chosen, nint•ty more at your Hon. Members were elected by forty-six places, in moors of which the number of electors exceed fifty ; that, in addition to the sine hun dred and sixty so elected, ninety-seven more of your Ho timetable file:obers mere elected by oineteen places, in none of which the electors exceed one hundred ; that, iu addition to the one hundred and ninety woven alembers so chosen, fifty two More were returned by twents.six places, its none of which the Dumber of inters exceed two bundled; that, in addition to the too hundred and fel ty-nine sii elected, twenty noire were returned for counties in Scotland by less than same hundred electors each, and ten for comities its Scotland by less than two hundred and tifry each; that, in addition to the to o hundred and seventy-nine so elected, thirteen Districts of Burghs In Seoilittid, not containing one hundred voters each, and two Districts of Burghs not containnig one hundred and twenty-five, returned fifteen mow of Sour Honourable Mem bers ; that in this manner two hundred and ninety-four of your Honourable Members were chosen, a ho being a decid ei npijority of the entire House of Commons, were enabled to decidealt questiotp in the name of the whole void.: of Great Et itain ; that eigHty-four individuals did, byteirowninunc diate authority, send one hundred and fifty-seven of your lion. Me:titters to Parliament ; that, in addition to those one hundred and fifty-seven Hon. Members, one hundred mid fifty more (Malabo in the whole three hundred and sec ea') were returned to year Honourable House, not by the collee ns( voice of those whoni they appear to represent, but by the recninmendation of seventy powerful iialiridual who,. being added to eighty-four before mentioued, made the total net mber of Patrons altogether only one hundred and fifty-four, who return a decided majority of your liontourabir House." That your Petitioners deeply deplore, that Inc Evils, so em phatically pointed out in the Peti o n from which the forego ing Extract is taken, still continue to exist, forming a canker in the heart 011ie Legislative Government, which, by its eta- Elio ion, is daily consuming the vital energies of the Constitution. That your Petitioners forbear, under the pending judicial inquiries into the legality of the Privileges claimed and exer cised by your Honourable House, to pronounce their sends mien's, except to express their regret fur the violence with which it was deemed necessary so enforce them. Y our Petitioners trust, that oil, of the present crisis may,pg a suit au united determinaaion in your ilonourahle House to tae` store to the Nation the original Purity Of Parliamentary Re•• presentation. That your Petitioners confide in the energies of the Ileitis!), Constitution to removesueh defects, as, in the lapse of time, have crept into she Representation of the People in Parlins mem ; and look up to your Honourable Home for thud Reform in its structure which can aloise secure its dignity and indepena deuce, and ti s it in the colithiesce af the Peoples. Your Petitioners, therefore, mint euraeotlyiproty, that your' Honourable House will 'cause inquiry to be made into such defects as may lie iii•coverable iii the preatia.totistrnctiun of the House of Cominoas. and adept plit.t insaysures as, to your Honourable House, shall seem adequate for elf cting a tem erate mat Yatlicul Retorts hide •6 stem of Parliamentary Represeotation. ati et;' L., dity was published. . PIIE QUEiT M lON OONSIARED " HA; TUE HOUSE OF C6(4IItONS. A fticour OF comm I CT AI. TO PRISON'P , —Together with •the Oat /faerof n Plan to reftore Harmony betwgia that Illustrious Assembly and every True Patriot. • ••_:,c • By E. •BURNABT; Thq. Andi Alterarn Pattern. • ' Aho. price 2,. AN.ANSW Eft to the A AMU Al ENT of SIR FRANCIS Timm ET'r, Bart. relative to the.P.twer Of the'llombe of Coalmoit3 to Cortonit Persona tun Members. By ANDREW FLECKIE, Fol. • Printed for C. Chapple, t Meats. *ltched and Co. Ave Maria-lane; and T. Stunts, Leicester, This day ,as published, in is _actitly minted solvale, Bva.. b.uirds, price 4sallf: the of nE . T.EGAL DEGII,EES OF MARRIAGC stiiled and csuoidered. in a Series of Letters to f Head. 'MMus Appendix, containing Letters firom several Divines, By 'GM A LLEYNE, Esq. Barrister at Law. Printed for Gale end Curtis, f 9, Paterhoster-tow, and J. and A. Ash, SPANISH( LITERATURE. This &i v, WAS publisbed,• price Si. By Gall. and Curtis, P.iternoster-row. ISABELS 0 LOS DESTERRADOS DE SI. BERIA: Poi . MAD COITIN. Traducida del lorriact4 al 'Castellano s • I , ,sr D. T. DIAZ DE Lk PENH, Proreasir de In Lingua' castallamn, . ' pajllished, in two NM,. gay's' hhtso. price Ms. in hoarJs, ERDFNAND an(U. (ALM:IAA ; a ltussiaa Story with Authentic. Anecdotes of thelturrian Court, t ater the Deu t i,,e of PE TER TII ORE AT. fa %hien is added, a PREFATOII Y ADDRESS to the SATE ILIS:f, upon VATRONS end DEDICATIONS, FORMERS and it E FOR MATIONS. fly PRISCILLA PARLANTE,. Author of the Memoirs of Maria Countess &Alva. Primed fpr S. 'lippor, Leadealiall-street i und W. Millet, Albettohrleastrt9l.• • g rah.' Bvo. price one guinea and Owes in 4.oAll. l o,elabeilisiocti' wit** whole sheet - Mop of • the Preach Palm? comprehending all tile Post-roads, . A'. NA.BRAT VP. of TIAKEX,..XXAtt'S RgSII) . ENCE in FRAN C PrinciparlYhttbeiouthern Departments, from the Year 180 i to 180 i. Indlbding flume :Antistatic Porticittara•respecting the earl* Life of the I muck „Emperor, aad a geugral Charactee. By ANN L PLUM PIK E. Printed for J. Mawmin, PUaltrti J. Picea* dilly tJ. Clarke, New Bernd-street ; .41.-owssity and Co. •Btatioaere.cotirt, Cudgate-street; amid Constable- and Co. Of Wltotis may be bad, by the same Author, to 1 viihunt, !No. price TA. 6i. boards, 1 . • A iti7'OR}CAII.:R•EIiAIIIiON ,of the PLAGUE at MARSFA i lgUriid. Tranditted.ffota the French fda• aasetipt• s' • 4 ' • ;AGRICUMWRIP REititi!igßllD A BRAIICM OF 'Thi's Day was published, PriCe • :L • ,Illsitraisattoddr: inmmitims • fsmgrawtininit , A '44si NA R. o_ . .F. TUFA y e ,14.0. rgiNcr. PLL, OF AGRALITIII`URE t intended es a - Branch of Education for yontig-PersOns i iwbtoarbalbily tar piss their Lives in Rural Occupations, as Couttlry . Gantries) or Prac tical Farmers.. By w."picKself,,m. Ilyse • Author of Practical Atriculture, Honorlity Member of the Board of Agritulterel.the.-itc.:*l 4 ' The - Deenitions, FactA, and Priactplescomnioed in this Small Volume , if ceinmitted to Mentory Miring the period of cannot fail to` be highly pseful to young Persons likelylo . pass their Lives in the Codatry ; and to create. in due time, general and enlightened:Views Lathe Subject of Rural Improveawnts, among that Class of the Consmumty who have the means sf vnit kint theits. 4 := • • Pritited for RICHARD 'au P.ridge-street, Lon. drith indl6 be had'of Alf Soolliellert, Me's; Shwa s rind Dealers in , • . Of whom mayalso be MC PRACTICAL fillitleML'Nißlors sec Apirit i t. o f , l4 o . dery husbandry. 13 ) ,pr., qiciltsn,p In V 9 Price . , 41. lir .1161.'nebOrdf. ' " TII FAR,NIEICA CAINiiI)AB; coniaining tbp Busi ness Ott all kinds of . Farms durhigifiory %Kith 'of the Year. By Aftbur Yonng, ts , q. • Priits ISistkajaimdilai . • • I • • 'By Mt. PAftliellett.t.rt s.",11;11 on Published thig Das , by Tea. Clicuntirle, Pelee 24. 6d. TIIE UNIVERS/IJY etilernt.trgik.Ett. • . .coseik ciliate:l • d • I)eerees of F.ite. Secret Writing. Guide to indite!' Seirelh: Wheel of Fortune. Future Lveots and : Conlin. Art of .l.i.vittati o. • , gearies. • Oracles by I)reunts. Astrology, . Physiognomy, S•tent Language. • Geonsanry, Pablo-ivy. Mathematical Magic. Sigit4 by Planets, ftlark•;, , and Corlisus• Q.0411111)3, haw id Searz , . know - ra.t, re= Mole., Birds, Beasts, fie. rent, and taeonie. •,* Tile whole is illustrated by-curima VitutSdSoll. of Signs, figures, Planets, Ste.. *i • • . Where may Ise'- bled. 4-o tIS Dr..PAAMNs i New bdition oP CU'LPEPPEIrS ENG. LINA H ERNA L, ss. bound. The samd I da iitr . Pojier with Coloured Plates, Iry 60, 'spurt's.. • • •rS tti RA • TO tOUNO Just published, *cond. 'Winos, ,ptilte bollo j ilp s FEMAI.E ECONQ MIST i or, a FLAN SYSTEM of COOKERY the Use of Priyiste•Fsuailie, Cornet:ling Eight ilupdaild itn# Fifty rixluitlile Receipts: .. I ,lly Mrs. SMITH. • . rt•'' T Thi., is the cheapest and must useful Cookery /3 anis. extant; atiti.4l is , -Ind, sly at ikory:tibeitaive Sale (stiiieW Mho every e If 1,14 . aorpeet4epteptkatoboopi3ufr# expect r idio , m 4 • f r• Mn. Inky target linprension of title Book:was sold in three WeekA, ' , Witidissvo 'Printed 'fightlitiedufws'iiid'ikigh.lß, Strand, and Pit /IA lac rooksolerA,Syupilist!.44 New s carriers t heougli us Ilse ed• KingdAin. • , • F 11134gre'd , ' Price Ss. PPLEMF.NT 'l'o -W4 lAAA NIPS DI. (nisi . STATUTZ A v n.ity,,49 CIEORGE Tll U. ). "• • •.t This Supplement. inetudel 114 NevnoTables of the • ()noes of Customs. A ;us, 4teing the preceding Part -,f tire hbove, to,Tiviiitrge.Yokuiviee Oc4itvo, Price line (juiaea and a Half I • in lloarct, the Third Edfnihi Of .4..popmEN pious AnOIESToO4. I. II44E STATUTE LA $ comproikir We Substan4 and Effeevqf the most ion 'term; Clauses in 101 l the Nett of Pkritarnent in force within Great-Brit.,',o, trout iditena Charm, Abbe Nii4 h Year of Btrig Henry 1 hi. td the lonity:eightlxYesfi• of Inpresent Majesty. Nog.. tito;gc, 11,1. il}y . !Thomas Walter Williams, Esq. of the Inivr Temple, Barriste at Lair. • LundotrZerintenforki. Kearney,' rte. 46,' e e t• t t t 41 . rionstqtp ancidistitict Intlez totes ; and', tieing I•orrected and brunet' dawn by the origin: I • Bailor lo ins' primal 111fitdi,Lniunt Ilroset of great ptaciir. 1 Utility as a Boa of Iteftreoce ;and immediatc.lnfonnAtin, nrtt WO to ' lirtitletro' of - nte Law, bit to P cr441 .44. 0 6 AVM. pi," ! . . Afirted.,,l. • I ** ll "`e ion to rerer occasion to, any or the rrnvisinn4 contained in t! e - different politic Acts okiludiamoot, theioliale:of wlich ate here metorillized, apd'brought it/eV - A - sr node: proper, fillaus in lishritibeti,Ol 'Preen , 0 - • - • A LONDON, TUESILIY, Miff 29: 1810; WHIG CLUB. THE.nett MEETING ofthe WHIG CLUB sill he an TUESDAY, the sth of JUNE, at the London Tavern, Bishopstate-street. . HBRVEY CHRISTIAN COMBS, Eq. At. F. is -the Chair. , . . ITIWARDI. ' Ilk Ornee tha Duke of Norfolk, William J. Denim), Esq.* Lord King, . James Barnett, }M. Joseph Itilsev, 'Esq. M. P. Samuel Thorp, Esq. Dinner on the Table at Five o'Cloik. • R. W. 'CLARKSON, 'Secretary. ; L, • Sti si)id T w Ai EI4.T 1..1 hi the Tviiiettaitirie A RT _LOTTER Y 4. carpk aud ill, , . • Valentine's Diku. 14tH February, 1810 driiIYAL . :t4t.TEES, 'le Simi;. at ; 99.C1arisviCrties, , v . • LATE 'LOTTERY, .1 - Drawl Ck7Whi:r - , 11100: 1 .... Prise Gr 0 310400 1 a Iwo 500 't• • 2 ....Prises (4 420010. 1 . 1000 2 5OO 12 Capitals. I 8 Capitals. Tickets and Shares for the NEW LOTTERY. which begins and ends on the tith of JUNE, are now selling as ahme.—The Scheme abounds with the usual panther of MONEY PRIZES, besides which the Contractor gjves FOUR EXTRA. PRUE,S OF FOUR -51111iFOREIBt WROLE TICKETS, iIV which a single Tickh may gain upwards of El9OOOO, and a Sixteenth 6,000 Ottineas. Schemes to be had, with Particulars, at 4. Cortikill. and 9, Charing Cross, London: BRANsco.m.a AND COMPANY, with their Issued GREAT SUCCESS. sold in Last Lottery, in 78 Slakes. in the preceding Lottery: Ni'. 9,734 • st2tl,ooo I No. 2,60 XYO,OOO 4,651 sof £5OO each -.. 4,50,1 13 of £5OO each 1,500 being Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in last Year only, Six of ret),ooo, mid Capitals to the Amount of £250,030. besides the first 30,000/. the last 25,0 M/. and ONLY 40,0001. , ever shared; and in previous years, to an Amount beyond all precedent; are now selling Tickets and Shares in the N Lornit Y, to he drawn Bth JUN E, in which there are Four Extra Grand Prizes of 100 Tickets each,. which• may produce to a Ticket £IOO,OOJ, and to a Sixteenth, upwards of ,C6OOO. BRANSCONI is and Co. again gaard the Public against the Deception set forth of their Firm, and Claims of the. Sale of the first and last of'Extra Grand Prizes sn.given; the, FACT is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad ' venturers each fetieii•ed 1,5471. ltis. 30 at their OLD' itedi ONLY, Offi 9 ces, in London, vie.: • CORNHILL; No. 38, 11 AYAIA.R.KET ; No. 11, HOLBORN ; 'and No . 469, STRAND: They will never falsely assert they divided a Capital whiCh was not absolutely Sliaredilial geld torte Above. SPB,ING A SWECTFINER;OP 11.0011. DR. ITENELN ANTI-SCORIATFICrTFL OF:TA BLE PILLS are the hest alterative and part tier of the Blood, not requiring airy ciinfinemertle or restrai.qt. in Ujet. This Medicine dissolves in the Ramada, Mends with the food, and gradually pervades the circulating duiilf, correcting in its palostge even" deviation from a state of health : in short, this is the long-sought-for Vegetable fie, or safe but active substitute for that fashionable mineral, Mercury, which never cures one disease without generating n worse ; when :ill other medicines have failed, the Altera tine Pills may he relied ou as a specific for the Scurvh Acorbotic Eruptions, the Dregs of Mercury, and every other :Disease arising from vitiated' • . , Prepared and ivied by Venel mid Co. ami sold at Bacon's HO, Oxford-street, oppmire 'ffond-street ; Tun's, Bop& schange • (Mining's 4'2, ; Parsuak. 1 0 )espi, &set, and Ittehard, 193, Strand. •Price 4s. tul. per Bit'iL" • PUPPC .CAUTION, - WATSON'S PATENT TRA.NSPARgNT SOAP. THE Proprietor of this very bedutiful Ankle of British manutatture, feels it a dutrhe awes the Public, to caution them against the delusive Statement con- Mined in a Haul-bill, Which hiss been most industriously cir culated by one A. Pears, in which it is stated that Mr. Ni- Mohan, the Translator of Few crop's Chemistry; Mr. Accum, Experimental Chemist at the Royal Institution, and several other scientific Geutkusea, declared on their Oaths, before Lord Ellenborough and a Special Jury, " That the new- , invented TRANSPARENT SOAP was a discovery of the utmost Utility, beeauselt possessed all the cleatisiog 'Proper ties of Soap, ?reed from its impurities and deleterious quali ties :!', this is true, io part. bur not in the whole. Those Gentlemen of Science did give evidence in the terms, or to the effect stated, es to '" WATSON ' S PATENT TRANS PARENT SOAP," which they had carebilly analyzed; but in regard to A. Pears's " New-invented Tionsparept Soap," as it is called, they certainly gave no such °within: and as the latter article was proved on such trial by A.' .rears's owe Witnelees, nod is also sweet% by bithself, to he ettiupased of a considerable proportion of Soft Soap (all gredient whit-tannest hatUrally excite disvet fa every delicate min.l) and Lemon Juice, the Proprietor of WATSON'S TRANSPA It IiNT SOAP feels confident, that, after the very high corbiontins tool recommendation which his Compo titioo has received from Medical and Scientific Men of etni neuve,•the Public will never be deceived by the specious usis msplirat ion of Ev idence which A. Pears has in his said Hand- Istll Cikely endeavoured to apply to his oats S tap, but a ill give to WATSON,'S PATENT •I'RANSPARENT SOAP That preference, which the peculiar elegance and purity it is uieiversally :glowed to possess, so justly merit, and Which is prepared and sold, Wholesale amid Retail, by the Patentee, at his Warehouse, No. 439, Strand,; ant by bin Appoint ments at Mr. Smith's, 16, Dame-street, Dublin. • ROBBARD'S COUGH DROPS. rruE follgoiag .LET MIL from the Right •11_ Hon, Lord B ENT! N CK, is another proof of the Ef •fimey ROBBARIES COUGH DROPS. flow many thousands have been restored to health by that Mrdiriac Fruin Lord BENTINCK to Mr. BUTLER, 4, Chcapside, London. Stn--I have frequently experienced the greatest sat isfac `Hon 61 Rob/lard's Balsamic Elixir, or Catlett Dropvg I do not recollect one instanre iu which they have ever failed, pro vide.i they have Isi;rn properly adininistered. Avery old :Genticimati, a friend solar, above misty. vows' has taken them in very small quantities, these six mouths, aid says he has found the greatest benefit Mon them, and Wets& pent .vering in their. use. ,• . 1 nni,' Sir, your humbleFirkant, Rafitsgate. Feb. YOSAIo t. 4. BENTINCIL.!. sold wholesale spit retall.at, Mr. ttigtlerly $4. 1 4, CittAp-a corni.enf P a t e rnoster row ; and' retillr by. id nst Country Medicine liendert, in iinlOnn Rs. 9d. 14*. 6d-,tY* '' DiXolrf A Nit filLibilit 'prtLs tkuiviispiot4; GO T, jirt. r • rr ESE Ilijpng . Ottti tied st;,b4st, ceArti -IL the private practice of the Proprietor , Mr. INON,. Apothecary ; and from their great saCCINO hi many hetitutte bilious disorders . , on nuinerous patients pf distinction,_nwl o thers, partitalarly the (Nike of' Bedford,. Sir George War ren, Sir Gregory Page - Turner; the Dowager Lady bay and:, Site, the Vi-countess Bulkeley, &c. &r, he was persuaded to oder them to the Public, under the approbation and thy' sanction of their names. The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy forre 4 stoking the tone of the•stomach, for curing indigestiop t or preventing crudities,, and their consequent disagreeable eruc tations and ti Ltutences. They prevent habitual and tempo rary costiveness, sick licadsachs, and heart-burn which is occasioned by pregnancy, and a debilitated stomach,. whe titer arising from the stenmony of •the redundant' bile, intem perate diet, or drinking to excess, By promoting a due secretionof the bile, they are observed. wnn3erfully to clear a sallow complexion, and beiugm ce'- tail), though gentle aperitive, they prevent those obstruco 'ions in the liver, which are so troublesiime in all countries, but particularly fatal in warm climates, On Ibis account they are it valuable desideratum lit the medicine cbems of those who go abroad, or make frequent. voyages. Sold, stiodrialg and •at , IN r...Batlers, 4, Gltetqfstift‘, corner Paternoster -roW ; Allen; 150, Oxford-street ; Clarke ' 269, liorough ; aartitisit cothittl'illefficiiie Tinder( ' In boxes . at 111 Od..lWd li,t egad • • ~_ TO PRINTERS. WANTED, a COMPOSITOR: a Wady Man who understands his Business, will meet with a Permanent Situation and Liberal Wages, on application to C. Sutton, Review 011ice ' Nottingham. An APPRENTICE al so Is wanted to the Printing Busi ness. A Youth with a decent Education, and whose Friends can give a Premium, will be treated as one of the Family. Nottingham, May 25, 1810. • MONEY' AFFAIRS. QEVERAL Sums of Money to a large Amount are deposited with Mr. WALSH. 76, Norton-street, Porttnnd-place, to be advanced liberally un terms as may suit the Borrowers. As he profeses to deal in st superior way, a decisive answer to all applications will he instantly given. Peraimal attendance from Ten till Five every Day, or ap ply to the City-Office,. 6, Bell Savage-yard,. Ludgate-hill. A COU NT at- R ES! O YiCE, DISTANT 150 )1 LLES.. To he Let, rind entered open immediately, A GOOD FAMILY HOUSE, in complete Repair, with Rooms of 'good dimensions, and in every respect fit for the residenco of a Gentleman's Family, with Coach-house, fnur.stall Stable, and n.large Kitchen-garden, well stocked with Fruit Trees- Meadow and Pasture Laud. • may be had with the 11 ono% neattlav, in one of the finest parts of Sumerseshire, and only a mile from.the Bristol CliandeL A Post in the House every day, and Butchers and Bakers reside in the Patisti. The House h iniev occupied by the Proprietor. The Furniture i_ modern and in good preservation, which may be had by appraise mem. For Particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid) to A.. B. Post Office, near Bridgewater, Somersetshire. N. B. 'T ile road to the Hume is good, rind should it suit a • Clergyman, a desirable Curacy logy be had. , L ° WE's PATENT BRITISH SIIIRTING CLOTH.-The texture being entnpri , ed partly of English Flax, renders it equal in durability and appearance to Iri-h Linen, and about roadie price. Sold wholesale and by the Piece only at Nn. 151, Cbeap side ; and Harding, Howell and Co. Pall Mall. Each Piece warranted ; and if any has, or should prove, either in washing or durability, inferior to the best Irish Linen, satisfactory compensation will be made: ` . FNMA SHAWLS. • . I_ADZES Or` GENTLENIEN hiving carious I INDIA SHAWLS, or GOLD and SILVERMUS LINS to dispose of, may receive - the full Yak.. in Catth,on immediate application, at WAITIIMAN.and EVER [NG TON'''. SUVA W L, MUSLIN, nod 1.1 N EN WAREHOUSE, tot. Fleet-Areet, corner of Nen. lit idge-street, *here the greatest variety is constantly sm Sale. . , . 0-- W. and E. beg to apprir• their Friends, that in 'consicptence of the reeclA re;ductiou in the Price of 'Aortal, ' they are now raable'd to allt. the most camplete•Ariorionent of IRISH LINENS, TABLE LINS,N, SIIRCTINGS, and FAMILY I.IN EN of every, Dets4ription, of the, first. Fabric, twit the nowt advnmageous terms. . . • C A 9 411,1) TO:TH,Fs'FI;MALE D R. SIX. FOIIIERGIPIS justly :celebrated FE. MALE PILLS, for d if f erent complithrts incident to the sex at various periods of life. It has been truly observed, that women niore than thesoltee sex may be ethisidered in g certain degree as invalids; they are su'lecteci to a variety of diseases, fret' the nature of the fudetions they are' destined us mothers to perform, which entails upon them weakness, pain, and an interruptijm of those regular smretions connected with the full enjoyment of health ; act on the emistitittion of the female, and relieve fins obstruetion, no reini•ity has been known to operate with such certainty, quickness, and safety, , as pt. lothergill's Female Pillo; it unites high tonic nod in vigorating powers, with its peculiar guiltily of relieving full ness, iippression, and those other uneasy symptoms which arise from too mach blood In the habit ; they are the most ci•rtain core for nervous, hysteric, and indolent complaints, as' well as the yam iuus other spasmodic affections so column') to the sex. I/r. Fothergill's Pills,as a Family Medicine, should he in possession of every Mother, and other guardians of the youog, who have females entrusted to their care. Sold, whole-ale ;aid retail, at Mr. Butlers, 4, Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail by 'Tuts, . Ro3al Ex change; Allen, 7d, 0 s forl-street ; 269, Borough; and most Country Booksellers and 'Venders, in Boxes, at 2s. 9d. each. Of whom may be had, Butler's Aromatic Pectoral La zenr.s, for improving, the voice, and ti nt coughs, colds, 84111ina. and consumption., in - noses, aflJid. DR. FREI:MA/0 .4UTTA SALUTAKIS. 1 1 1 11 k, !Otte of OA i s sia.ibbitt Medicine has been iso loag proved, tis t aS 'sighing of the present day can r hear sit *eirnipetittort with it: itt all the different stages of * certain Disease, which it ardently enres nod eradicates from she habit, without eliciting the painful ferlingS and exposure that attends Salivation, without debilitating the Cointitution' in any degree, or' even reqUiring confinement from business, or reAriction of diet. The radical virtues of these inestima 4de Drops have proved their claim to public approbation, for more than Su years. In all the debility, of both sex , they'prove a never-failing restorative, whether the debility is produced by too free a use of Mercury, by illicit plea sores, or the eirects of a warm rlimhte. travetleri., and thou going abroad, they cannot . be recommended too strong ly, at: they will receive a mfe, , p.,:f•cly, and complete cure in all old stubborn Gleets ' and every weakness that affects the Bladder and organs of Urine. By its efficacy many women have bee me Mothers, who for years have been deprived of that hap litters. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap side.Cortier of Paternoster-row t and retail by most CoUntry Medicine Venders,,Außottles an B. 9d. each, swum ample di .. rcettons.. Of ' tintir t be had, Butler's A r omailt Pectoral 11- . std. I c o a r c e h o . ughi, - colds, asthma', sere thriats, &e. hi-Boat:1 xe • eft) . a - TO THE FACULTY. • A GENTLEMAN, very regiilart l e i lucated ZS. to the MEDICAL PROFESSION. wist• 1 engage himself as an ASSISTANT to a GENTLEM A in °gen teel line of practice (the Country ykeuttl be pc.-ferred). Can prodnce the most satisfactory testimsoliaU of his abili ties. No objection to'a situation in Ireland. Letters (past .paid) addressed to R. C. Chapter Coffee house, .will he respectfully attended to. OLD ESTABLISHED MILITIA INSURANCE OFFICES. _ N 0.199, High Holborn, near Little, Open-street, and No. 8, Charles-street, 13Iackfriars-road, ueatly facing Christ Church. f NrSRS. It. JONES and Co . respectfully in orm their Subscribers aod the Publie,that aHEAV Y BALA.OT will commence the first week in . J wit; therefore an erly I astir:owe is necessity against the ensuing Ballots. 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