The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-03 00:00:00

4 . • ' .1 • ~ , NO. 21 14. IiATRE RU Al DRUItirdANE. 1S present Its.VMNING, Dec. 3 ; their m perrorni 1 THE WEST INDIAN. To whi. h %TM 'I•UItN OUT! To-morrow, The Clandrviiie Marriage, with How to Die tpr Love._ • EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, peconeer I, .442! All EXCHEQUER-BILLS dated in the Muth of January, Ikl Y. • . . .. 84irlIM ' -r.-wdorr-- , * . By Mr. SADLER, Al hs k . Remit;Wry, Go.well-atritel, TO-MORROW, Dee, 4, nt Twelve, r Ill i iE klowing HORSES, 810.-4% pair of brown 11 chaript(teldings, 15 lu,rst, 3 inches high, in gaud cook tit •1. serferV% tmursi, tall vt• , % *ood goers; a hay Geldivg, 15 higaissimi lait high, warrayed -aand, it clever !gig bor4e.; a bay M0rf,,,.!:" a Idt. one larh litAb, shows a deal of blond, migre6s ' dr le A uae,,=tmati t a capital hunter and randt.ter ; several clever ' ivick e ilt r ito owl journey berms. inychiorr,.. mail concise'''. -bi , ;44.,, be. A 1 , ,,,.. ;moist 80 military saddles and ' , hit. borrve... girt*, 4c. complete,' the whole very 4 ,i t i. e r ;. to new ; %ewer4l pairs uf basest, old leather, rpot. Ate. m rhe whol e 15) lob: Ty by fitted the ni• t eing at Bak. . . 5-de I):t% 4 Vic,' % 1 . 1 t• toy !nut Friday. '... ° V IC O . 4 ---•••-•14.-........•7 .. . .0 1 • . - TO BE PAID OFF. TIIE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of Nis MAJESTY'S TREASURY, having gtren IlirerLo, for paying off the Principal of the above-mentioned E. 4 rileird , ' &MA. with the Interest due thereon, at the Excheque r Bic twi ce he the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Weelminster, on Tuesday, the 'l2d Day of December, ldll, at/my/awe will I I be given daily( Sundays and Holidays excepted Jun , i ' and inden(- Lug Wednesday. the 16th December, 1812. from 1; n o'i::.,,qt .in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for& Purpose .f receie tag the aurae. And, for the greater MOW', the Hearers of the dilshd Bills are desired to place each Dweeriphilis of Hills in ~SE PADA TE LISTS (wkieh are, to be eh' cincei at gal, t 1 ; v ' .re for Die la)-stow* .of Vanev•rc.ltnnlni;iff lik (lice), classing them in the Order of their res; tire' Date,,l -. t ~; Um Mat 1 (hes aver near T iro Thousand Acres stitch es are fur the same amount being N.otrricalli ar- i AK Hishays Sutton , near Abram* iii tie County Y- Pissed, rind apecifying the Pripcipaf Suet. and-Interett , di aod a f !cell ad I .-! lie C”ntigiltkine '. l'^ 11.. Messy.. ROWHIS; ile thereon, computed fr , nn. ea,' • 4Y , ..a s'a the Aleys I , . : Ina s ior o vo 1.1 ore , pp 1 4.4 1 e Ike Blus, ofituasiod. os ERA* .55.. 1 1 they o r e rlrsp.cfkell dated, Si the said yeti Prig of P. Ir) %\ . ih-ce•.:hor 1: .4t Turelxe, in wn Leh.. - ceniker inclusive, when the Interest will cease; and !Mutt!! Des. • ' rin E GREAT f ir RigotraglAL TITIA Fs 44: era (being Holders or Lot) are indisperisibly revs ed to halms: A tseventl ereellevt•FA Itll Si voutaiitio* : ' -...,'1* 'each Dill with their zonal Signatures ; and to write their Names F.I6hTEI:N HUNDRED AN I) FORTY-TWO ACRES and llesidence at the bottom of each separate List; and they are of choice land, of whirl' liO 1 Nrres Ile g A ; vnble- n o t :t i d , Ps . rlhic t :, moreover required to a tt en d th e E xc h equer Bill offire for Pay- nt a h r i Ze l nt e rsh i o r t e t's 6l .titt l iti t i,.. i ir it . hi . ti t i s s e s t is i Mill.s of A Ica e 4. l ,l l •A in e ment, and to receive the New Bills, and give the Receipts for i ll Eons& of Hants, mid of Hoe itivaisied value of flin the same. .r Six to . , If ettiy of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de- BIGHT HUNDRED POU'NDS A YEAR; and a retiosibir Tenant, at a liberal rectal, may be islooli sin's: of receiving Payment o f the pri n dpai a nd Intered, Pre- &Hely ohlifused. Also, a Frcellotti Estate, called vious ;to the said `!'2d Day of December,•they may be &remnant: i su rToN WOOD, owl containing Twenty dated, an computing the Interest le the Day on which the with filled wi ts " ; F row l ll'g d n a ee d ' u li ßn 'l n li t e ll r ft . G.lrdee,und T.% .) %ire,. to be paid, and haling the said Dills fur Examination One t a l ,L e :lt e dfsi a Lu2 l ua l j a o h ining, wit: the Great or Rectorial 'lathes Day prior thereto, of the sour. • aav be riewedon application to Mr. Writht, the Such Persons as may be desirous of haying New Exchequer Pa T t k p e • F t At :t i llishop's Sutton ;and Particulars had eh days prior Dills in whole or in part of Payment of Principal, upon mark tn the sale! also at f o r Swan, Alre,fard : Sssr,n Alt.m; Bu-h, in New Bills, awl mentioning the Amount at the Bottom of their Lasts, delivered on or before Wednesday, Fandrato; cle palm' Arm), Basingstoke t the D'ollihitnintnlth ihe Itith B. ampton ; 'tot in Varela-garden. cember, maybe accommodated with New Dills, ea rrying an Inlet est of Thrue-pence Halfpenny by the Day, on every One Hundred Pounds, w.iich said New Dills will bear Dale the said '22d Day of Decenther, 1412, and wiU be delivered, together with the Interest due in respect of the Sills 30 desired to be exchanged. on Wednes- I day, the Zd day of December, and the following Days. Tlf PATtiE,ROY AL, 0011147-QA ROHN. TiliS, present F:V E N1.11'6, Dect 3, will . -be to•rf..rrei. • ; •• THE 11,EN , EGADE.. • • • ' . TO whirl, will Ihetwitiette • • LOVE, LAW ) AND PH SICK. To-lenrrow,Aleitintler the Grea:t i Alezaileg.l.sl.4:lkftv; Near Soutinmptim.—Elegant Cut'age Oriter, raririn.ed bt never Three Mildred Arius of Freehold Land, with a comfortiffile detached Farm-house and delightfully situate, :at Thornhill, a fine commauding situation, and c.nitiguous to the Southampton River. ' By Weer,. ROBINS. At the Marion Mart, limonite the Bank of Wood, or FRI DAY, December IS, at Twelve, toe directioil of Ilia Ar,ig nees of Mr. TI as Flobbs Scott, a Rank root. A vflitY onlanble and highly desirable FREE zit- HOLD PROPERTY, con•isting at an elegant and con enient COT 'Alit: ORS EL, happily plated nu nn Eminence. within two mite . : of Southamp ton, and rotaiguous to the Iligh Karol from thence to Butler and %%kW's o toile of the Southampton River. This rlegani re. tenni. of modern structure, stuccoed all neer, mi.: namented with balconies mid tirawirs, from which the. dews air or inch , sr ri WM00(41111 y and emeriti the office! are of thr best el-erri piton; and tat it proper dirt:tote ism uewly-erected Facto House, pith all requisite and superior Farm Buildingi, completed within these two year*, tfli c eiher wish nirar Tuna: lIIJNI)RED ACRES of iexeedrist Freehold Lam., lying vet' compel, and comple4. ll w lAN is tidy fewer, green part du whir& ideretwasny clititiced and in:toured, ant is now in a high tape of . cultivation. Tills Estate preithsis me etcellenf opportunity for on advattiasenin purchase. several Thousfuid Pound; hatiug been exploded two its improvement: within these three years. May he viewed till the Side, by application In the Bailiff, of %4 horn printed Particulars way be hail : also, to site ,Dolphin, Sonthatoporn; the Ilan, nt nattev ; Hush, Farnharh ; Sway, Alton; .Swap, Alre.ford ; tins While Hart, .at ; John Ellis. lisq. of (iray't , Imi—gwire ; ;rust or hriem•rs. Robins, Cis nut-garden, where a Plnn of tit finale miry he teen. N. It. All Exchequer Bilts dated prior to January, 131 g, have been advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has ceased. Llegant 'fawn Residence, Bedford s ps • ,• By htir- •Enstapip.444arroN, At the Auction Mart, near die hatik, of Euglaml, on WED - KRUM Y. Dec. 9, Itit.tillTarto4lo, by order of the As: . sieves ttf Messrs. Boos. Iltmilormot 4 ,tcatons mid Knoblock, , A vAtuAptr, LEASEHOLD ritoviatvr, (1111;1401m Is Artifacts "brieli-beik ;Dwelling-lonie; No. 20, Bedfard.square, being the residence of Mr. Oasa, cosatain log elegant tiro w loig•ro•ouo-, diming and hreakfti.t ',admit.- li brary. snits of chamber-, ;misery,. airy lintel, large klich . ras, housekeeper's raisin, servants' hall, ballet's pantry. larder. litundry, coal, aMe art( beer cellaeltig. neat goird•m, funrosiall stables, double coach-hatne,w ilk servant,' roams over, and other appendage necessary fat the immediate reception of a fa mily at distinesion and respectability. Thor Ipso.- is Amate in the aunt pieferultle part of the .rluare, and fissisliesl ant; modern prim iple ; the dra wing-rooms lined with statuary marble clam ! ney pieces. the inallA neatly stnecoed. and richly papered, the offices onsa mommoodiosti , and convenitut plan, and the stable.s cattimuitientinz, hut detached, front the (,tens. The a hate held an leuzoe tar a term of 61 )ears. front Michaelmas day lasl l and l i er t to the very low ground rent of IV. per annum. Nay e viewed len days preceding the Nate by Tickets into, scipett, with printed Particolars, may be had of Mr. Liud.rll, ; Rnakseitcr., Wimpsde-otrt•M ; Me;crs. 6regsson, and I (:reason, tiodicitoors ill the Commission, Angel-court, Throw. martian street; nail of Mr. Drayton. Anetirm Wet. TOTHL PUBLIC IN EVERY PART OF THE UNITED I . . KINGDOM. WHEILEAS,, ROBERT SIOATON, on of , David Sine son, late Farmer at Wbittiughnin, in ;the County of East Lothian, articled Servant to 1-aae 1 I)..hois, Esq. of Santa Cruz, having obtained Money and Two. irehks of Chatting of considerable value, In go on bnard the ; *hie tVilliiim Manning, bound for Santa Cruz, nn Thurarlav, the 191 h instant, has nbscoutled and gone off with the said Pro ',rev. . . . Robert Snicaton is - Minot 5 feet II inebe. in height. dark com plexion, pitted with the small-pox, mad a little blotched in the faco, looks down - when he speaks . ; had on when he went away li 4 ht vantaloins, half hoots. and a blue coat. Any person who will eke information that he may he found, will be handsomely mill tied. by 140% ing at the ()Rae of Aaiun Murray, Surveyor :AIM (.::114 Airat, 6), Si. Martin's-bole. Charine-cross, London. . . 11 BISFI respeetfully acquaints the Public, that -/L • Tickets and Sltorett are ►elliug io great Wariety at both of hi; old-ot-tahtished °Sees, 4, Cornhill, as 9, Chariug- Crrn•, Landon, for the [TERM, on the OLD MODE of Draw7nr. 1i which means Games are avoided, and the wch•rle of the Tickets, numbered from 1 to 13.090, will be put into the Wheel, and every Ticket drawn Mil iudi.critaistately, deter mining iU own Fate and no ether. • I. GENUINE A.N u Aregpivm) neEmeittio,, Prepared by S. SOLOMON, M. U. Oileat house, near Liverpool. rilliE CelebratetlCOltDlAL BALM of GILEAD, 1 for Debilities, Nervims Disorders. and We•ikaesses pa. cellar in the Esaiisils. Sex, Luis of Appetite. hysterical and Ily psichoodriacitl ftffeisions, ,Loweess of Spirits, wad all Nervous I)issii ders. , Dr. S tor/eon's Cordial Balm of Gilead is happily ealculated for the Weak. the Sickly, and iiairiu. In till iuwaid Isecilys, D•hility. Lowile.s of Spirits. Weakness in either Sex, whether bereilitary, acquired, or owing ill Yeattsful Imprudence, this. Medicine will afford the most wiindertz: relief. ANT I.lmPrrinEN FS; or. Ss.losnon's Drops, Is a Medi ebbe superior.to every other Remedy yet `discovered its this-or sissy other age. for the speedy removal and radic sl cure of the Scurvy.' Leprosy, Rheivitatic or Gouty Pains, Scrofula sir King's Evil. Ulcers of every Description, Swelled or ludamed Legs, Re lo Oisorden where Stßiallsin bas repeatedly failed, when no other remedy could restore the unhappy Sufferer to , that health lie unfortunately lost, the Anti•liniserigenes have been found the !great and only restorer of Health arid V igonr, T Arse Drops purify the 1.11-ad, and restore the System utters impaired by the tenpoident ti , e of Mercury. The above Medicines are. inclosed in plain directions, with surprising Cures, authenticated by .Persons of Respectabiliks, and nee made up in Bottles, price Elrien Shillings epch. TlieVe i are also Family Roulei. at 361: cuntaionm Futur,utillee timelier Its", wherein 9s. sire saved. TheABST ERGENT LOTION clears and bearittllit OlteSkie's removes speedily. without pain or trouble; 11l kinds of Pimples, Tetters, Ring-worms, Spots. Redness, Swellbigs or Cirbencles !of the Nose, Blotebes.asid every Mercies of Cutaneous Kr s. Woo on the Surface of the fiumkri Body. -Ills peculiarly plea mat in its operative; an agreeable softness to the Skin imme diately succeed. its use. It sweetens tad refreshes the.wkole Complexion which resumes.. at one and the same tine , u enlivene d appearance. The Public havw been Iting cots! winced °Cabe certainty of its success as a - safe :Mrleerialase reedy for Ifergielie Complaints is general. Pints 4s. 6d. Hof= Pints 2 a. Ms _ l sj:i • • , SOI4 by so venders- of arming m e di c is t s .iii Ike I,lslied _... . • • skis "*ltrul ' - '4l eilif PRESEN• rater. Ticket . tat 9t. Tuf . l4 51 Muir!' . ,C 2 19 6 Qu.o ter 5 19 0I Skateentls . 1 10 6 Ve•. - bonb in the Country niav be supplier' by Agrots iu the ttircipul Townb in eyrry Cnu .ey, or by brodint. their Or. <l.7s. lb.,t or Carringe-I,4id, neenuspatsied with good Bail, Rink Note., or Pnst-othee Orders to • 4, CORN HILL, or 9.: CH A RING4eRONA. Loindon. rill*: CORDIAL. lIALNI OF QUl'fo.—A -/. safe and certain remedy for Nervssus. Wimp, Cowl . , and RINVIII/1.160 Disorders, LI/VIIKIA of Spirits, Loss of Apr. rite, Isivenrst Decays, Fainting Fits. Tremb;lng or Shaking ..f the H or Lithhs. Shortne of Breath, Csolsompsio:o, and every ki A of Debility or Itelakatioso in permoris of Other Sex. and of every age. from what:mew anise ari.ing; it restores the imp:sired organs of digestion, braces the solids, corrects on vendenev to pores:rimy in the Blood, Bile, or Animal Jstirev„ and invigorates the system universally. A proof of it. el& race. TO MR. WITHERS, CHEMIST, STRAND, LONDON. Situ,—M N wife was Afflicted with n severe Nervani, rever, attended with a violent booting of the heart, lots oe ,, of •Pir, suat dreadful head-ache, which reduced her so much that sh, became unable to speak or walk for several weeks, and would frequently faint, sad-remain in that shoe far a comiderable time Ineether with a swotting in the neck ; Airing whiOr time 1 ha I the advice and attendawe Of several medical men, who, sifter trying every means in their power, rave her over at incurable, and I expected every low would have been her last. a hen I fortunateb hie your Balm of Quito advertised in the Glasgow Courier, and as the la , ' re-ettive, I resolved she should trial of it, said therefore haucht a small bottle:of .Nlessrs„ cas ter and CO. and ghve it according to time directions, an 4, astnnkh ing to relate, befOre sae had talon me whole or the bottle, I perceived a wonderful change for the lietter, and by her 'Acing three more /tattles, two small rind en• half guinea one, she re: vsvered tier speech, and wits able to go ishotrr as usual amid have no doubt but :hat a few more bottles will restore her former state of health. ynn are at liberty to publish this lettei for the benefit others, and mn Sir, yniw ohliged humble servnitt. SO. 1809. M R DOCK M 4 DON F. S. Further particulars may be kitown by Applicitu Ws". Easter not C... Olorsganta. The Cordial hum of Queue as sold whok.siol and retai‘ by Reston and Co. St ecessers to W. Withers, Cheintst, 444. &MASI London. in tootles at 4s. 4th, 8:1. sad fawilr beisiir.:4ll.2llle' *IN which 'here is a savioe of 95.: wild b yetitt- Piston M . etheines Arun hest Ibe t* - ..~~ \ .l A ./. \ ° •0 1•.". - 4 .4 - Ne. AA . ;A • ••' • • 0-* - fr"..eormil ' •04,tjltirrftgarliag.efe . " . • \•,../. - 01;11<rapp• * • .`• - -trwr -q r . A tz i m, • ^ ; • -.."1 - V l l r••• 1 • - 1. 4.114 b ri; •• r. • 4; r • er• • • • "' 'll .• • • . • r `" • ••••• 1 •• 4 . • • , ‘, l / 41 - • : • • ' ' " t t . t . - ' k • • `t. 3 kl, • _a 1 - , .. . LISBONiI .•P BB AS. • • . • • ~„., ~ Olltlellt niseivicti inroad wAlttititA, tilt MARCH/lA.OV WELLINGTON. DATEtS . 410 H=QHAHTEILS PIETIEL:I4, 7TH NOT. I'o I'll. tgttlitilVT :lit . ON 111OU51 M. REIIIA FORJ AZ: " The enemy repaired the bridge - 4 Tore litliiitt less time than I expected, ir thekifoite' Oriteri.X'Sir Rowland Hill should bOntinue his' march :by Fettle veros, upon Alba de TOrmes :; and os . 4 . 4;06 . is . l found he had sufficiently adva.dbett, I iiit Vesterda ,morn ing) the position which I Hatt actailed in - ont of ITordesillas since the, 30th of last month, i01.,....r am :,marching for the heights of St. christpva4 Ivs ; front of ilafintanca. The enemy . h*ie 'riot attacked 46 rear of the troops under the 'command OrOopeial /fill, nor have those on the POW., Miele the March of 'the army nuclei my cointband. I 4,..,,. 11 4e them tido corps. milt Airy: saloC , h, tillkiii .',‘ .''',. 't 'the eituition of diellotro, r cannot pteetitt: 1:14. I Billtisitenis remained in Graii,4 4 Oti pe toil; Oct. I t • 4 .. . , Litiall Mt!. ...4.-- . -I)Riiie T Clik AM i t int.the irif t. qbailek,eithellvi i nil . titel iiiiftt; "15 64 _, _ i ff i n t _ le T ? 'de GuiniidO. : e' elmaiy. I , itirb JP balltbille t lNAfle force '' at no irial iitince.. • . • I tt - . •• i' NOv. 24.—goiit(eidtiotiredlOIOrd our 144 Lord WeMngton tliefefoinretired, • on . the.,A,041.-.7- Head-quarters were on the 19di at,Ciudad Weign. ' Nov. 15. 2 —After our army err at 11.14da, they remained. there till General, Hill joined on the hth ; in the meantime thq Frenelv.ieft a force of cavalry in our front at l'ordesilla.s, and with their main body advanced to Toro and Zamora, f o r she purpahr of turning our left • flank, while Solltartiffed , ..qt,,Arilst to turn our right. Lord Weltingon,-thereforik,pgt the whole united force in motioa, and ,:cOvetiVlLlell tp retire on Salamanca: On the Bth our advance was close on that city, and it iv suppos4 ; 4liii fordshur will continue to reveat; • The. (emu with Wilt* Soultita* joined Sonham, is eitimatml at WI *AO men. . I..lieos, Nov. 17.—13 y private know that the liead-quartera of hia.Excellency the igarcittis .of Torres Vedras continued on the 13th in.. at.int in selemenca. . • . Letters freer that city, of the same date, and fro.* Talavera-ale la lteitiA of the 9th,- state Chit the troops of General Elio entered Madrid cte the Bth, at two in the aftertuten, it having been evacuated by the French at eight o'clock in the ihoming of the seine day. Nontoxic 18,—The cemmtinictith;o• with Moo dud being interrupted, we cannot positively assert the arrival of Generals Elio and Virues, on the gth instant, in that capital,, as varionajetters from Elves and liadajos, by yesterday's post, annoeneed. Yesterday there disenthatkett in this capital up• wards of '2.000 English belonging to the nth and tOtb regiments of infantry. Nov. 20.—We have read letters from Salamanca of the where the head-quarters still were; no thing particular had happened; the French had matte a movement by their left in the direction of Pied rahita ; our troops preserved a position So strong that it as the general opinion they would not be attack ed ; it was supposed that Soelt, infuriated at not having accomplished the designs he intended, would retire to Placentia, ascribing this to the want 6f pro visions, which the Frenctvarmy already began to exa perience. Nov. 23.—The road to Madrid is again open, add by this day's courier we have received Journals from that city of the 11th Instant. The EMpecioado had his head-quatlers still there. Gen. Elio had set out on another destination. VaLuscia, Nov. 12.—The Provincial Deputation has just received from the Captain-General - of - this province, and Commandant-General of the Fifth Army of Operations, a dispatch, in which he . has been pleased to copy that of the date of the 3d Inst. Don J. M. Chico addressed to him from Talaiers de Is Iteina, and which is u follows 46 % MOST EXCELLENT SIR I —As I communicated to yea Oa entrance of the French into. Madrid on tip day of All-Saints (Nov. 1), in the evening, I new communicate to you that they again' evactiated it yes terday at eight in the morning, titking.with them their sick, end directing their curse toirards(Guaderarnaf There were in that city 18,000 SfaitgwNtrhich we hid in Guadalaxera. " Head-quartos, B dajni, 1fne.14,11312.* . - MADit.ll) GAZF,TTIig..- MAouto, Nov. G.—On the 3d inst. the King was pleased to issue thy following Decree EXTRACT FRO/4.111E BEINUTRE OF TUE _SECRETARY* MI! OF STATE. . • s to air Pakace. at. Madrid, Nov. ad Don Joseph Napoleon, by the Grace of Gui, an the Consitotion of the State, King of Spain an the Indies,, -we have decreed, and.do'decree as fol• lows : ART. I t —The Prefect of Merida,: Don Francisco 'Tirin, shall exercise, ad interim, thetanctions ottbu 'Pro/ i lium of Madrid. . Awr..2. These . functions shall :eat*. 1139 0101 0 towns -of this nelihhouria& Frefecitiiiii. which 9? Without - Prefects, or iti Whirl they, are ost:instal*. AnT. 3. Our Moister of the interior shatilik cWssetd saOh the e*ecutioilitlorth. DieseissMrtee. .04.0) ; The aietssfr.ftwsary orMate, MAR { ANO L IS DE URQUIO. a . CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES. The new Buillettn of " Love, Honour, and Ottey," in which Ali s Sron made her first appenritore this season; and the new Oiveruisernem of the " Rival Sitters," performed for the. dm tone tot Monday eVellitaz 13,4, Navin, been honmirrti with lltr to. : ltest approbation from a brilliant and overflow ins • audience. will be-reprated ever)) evettine till further notice. SANS P.A STRAND, oPeanrv. THE A I)Ef.PEff. Under the • Authorit ) of the Lorit Chamberlain, THLS PRESI;NT TIIURSDAY, and every Evening dart* the Week: - will be perforated, a new I F.,reical Barletta. with New Mosie. Sri:wry, and Dresses, I railed LOVE, HONOUR. ANA OBEY. principal Cha racters—Mr. Meredith, Air. Villiers; Stoke', and Mi. 4? seon..-A New flivertheuwat, called the RI V %I, SISTERS. ptiocipnl ('laraetersb) Mr. aod the four Misses Giroux, with nut - liable Corps de Millet.— For the last Week, the favourite ! Barletta, called the RBI) ItORBER t or, the inture in the Wmal.—To •ritnrltole with n New Grand Spectacle, called ASG ARIL THE DEMON HUNTER; or, Ise Diable a lit Chase. The whole under the direction of. Mr. Scott. A favourite Comic Sung, called " The Post Mice," by Mr. lerzzia. . , . . 'ro hrgiu nt flolf-pa , t Six. Box Pir2A. k. Strand Prier at half-past Eight.— Meet fur the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre. fruits Treoltill Three. - tin Nnnday nest, first time this Season, a favourite Betiettr, ii iiw place of the Red Rubber. ft LILL LitV-11ALL,' A DDLE..!.TR ALDRILMAN HURT. Nov. 27. 181'2. rpm', TABLE BEER BREWERS respectfully ii.form the Public. that in roiNequerre of the high price n : m a lt a nd anti the increased cepences of their Trade, pare of Table Beer is advanced to *Fwent3-four Shillings per area. BURY FIUTCHINSON, Sec. • DOUBLE TAX ON LEATHER. lIE COMMITTEE of TANNERS`• heiag confirmed in their opinion of the injurious cf. f•,•is of the Double Tax on Leather, to the best nitereets of t:w Count , y, and in particular to every branch of the Leather 'i'r.tdr, in pursuance of their Resolutions of the Ist of October' 1a.,. as ;nisei - 05rd in the Papers at that time, and in coast roteuce of the automats applications already received from dif ferent . parts of the Kingdom, culling on theni to eu.opera►e in obtaining a repeal of such Tax, de hereby give Notice, that a It:metal Meetit►r of the Tanners of Great * Britain a ill he held at the Loodoo Tavern, in Bishopseate.street, on Wednestlity, the 13th day of .fonitary next, at Twelve o*Clork at Noon, to t Like into consideration the best mode of immediately proceed ing to Atom the desired object. • (Signed) By Order of the Committee, HER. DREW, Sec. tendon, Nov. ?ft, MY. L OST, this morning, between Oxford Road and s34Nuw•.str-t•t. a smolt red Pocket-Book, containing .a It sin h.Note, valor :301. Whatever will liriog the mune to Mr. Thsrston, entio g an Art CotTee•house, Sloane-street, shall receive Five Puuuds Reward, -i xr. 2.1'112: ' • • t tt 7 . * • 1 Li ..~ BRISTOL PETITION TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Wyy FREEHOLDERS and FREEMEN of he CITY of BRISTOL, considering themselves, for many reasons, not likely to be adequately represented the Commons Home of Parliament about to hold a first Sessiuns, by RIO:0d Hart Davis a.id Edward Prutheriat ; Ewan. be lieving that the Return of those Candidates to the Crown-Office, was not dictated bv the free nod unbiassed voices of those who formed their Majority the Advertisers have determined upon presenting n PETITI6N to the Himiiurable House of Com mas* against the said Return. arm eertwbsgesstadir sit Govrigri. tion, Bribery, Intimidation, Illegal' Presei.ce of Military Farce, mat Treating, of w hich ample proofs are already oh- For this purpose, they solicit the aid of Subscriptions from the Friend* of.Libetty, their Country, nod the British Consti tution in its Portly, which will be received by Mr. Thomas Williams, at No. 15, Clare-street. Bristol s Mr. Samuel Miller, Skinner -street, London; and Mr. John Gait. Union-street, eptford. Further Communications are enlitinuect to be received, a let ter-box being placed at Mr Williams's house-door in Clare mart, nriutni, fur that purpose. Bristol, 40,..211. 1131 V. _ _ • ... MILLS'S MERINO WOO!. HOSIERY WAREHOUSII. 129, CHEAPSIDE, opposite Fridn)-street : 1 N cousequenee of the great demand which .1 MILLS'S MERINO WOOL HOSIERY have experi enced, and the Approbation they have obtained, during the last five years, other llow•es have attempted to introduce an ilifetitor article, stamped " Merino Wool.' The Proprietors therefore (tu order to prevent their friends being deceived), w.II insarialdv have their goods bt:tinpfd " Mills's Original Merino Wool," which nre hirer and holier than any other Fort of Woollen Hosiery, and wair.inied not to shrink in washing. The artic!es consist of Stockily" Socks, Drawers, Waist coats, Shirt., - Cope, Ladies' Coals, and all sorts 14 under Clothing, which may he had ni Is t, Cheapsnie, and ut most of the revert thle 11.:11,es in Town and Cotioarv„ A pitrtievlar article made for the Gout and It hettoottism, A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in i his Ma,iesty's service, challenge the whole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine nod Aleihial of Cure have tailed of the desired eWect. The practice of many sears in this partici/IKr branch ut their profession tins not given rise to one ineniceersful case. They contimie to direct their studies to the treatment and cute of YIN ER L COM PLAINTS, and tout derangement of the system, which, is the consequence of the pernicious turd wasteful effects of a litsbit long old most unhappily porsued by the bush sears. to the tow it will ne found to he the .0111 re of Barrenness: the other Mire its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis tressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, tenni notes in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate edeete while consuiwions, loss of muscular power, tend various ner vous emnplaints, usually characterise the earliest stages of this sato:try vice : of persons longuisiting tinder disorders ineldeol to such a habit. their treatment is , ha, never proved an stircessful in the course of a long, lithoriters, and mach extended practice. In roe most obstinate owl eriatplicated rases of Ve nereal infer-fiat, sae, ob%tructi. , n, in the urethra, spongy ex crescences, hard tetanus, callous ulcer., eruptions, seminal weakness, glens; us also STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have balled the skill of other practiotters, are, hr their present iniproved plan of treatment, effectually nod perinatiently cured, without the patieot butte r i lig the excrucisting pain and alarming helm,' range wldcli trequeidly follows the application of the lunar tonsil"?' In the court of twenty years extensive practice in this metro, Otitis, munerous cases of strictures have beets and ore daily un der their rare s the total. eradirmiun of-which is effected by ti, sate, certain, and experotiou. mode of practice, superior to any tithe' yet adopted. The wenkoess, relaxation, and detritity proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, and Ilse patient restored to sound nod vigorotr, health. But where the debility has fur years existed, o proper perseverance is their re• storatise remedies, after the stricture hits been detdroyed, is in dispectinhly requi site to revive the tlinnheving apati- of life, and to re-animate the Constitution. Several Noblemen nod Gentlemen of the first respectability have beam under the care of IRstrs. Currie and Ca. for the re moval of vittiplititila of the urethra, strictures, dtc.; and having rec.-hied is radical and permanent cure, request ihnt references may be given to them, as sashsfactory evidences of the decisive superimity of Messrs. Collie and Ca.'s OW of treatmeat.— Maay oaf these Gentlemen have had strictures tram sea to twenty • " -, r16 Hor -,Heuvisides, core :aac S ~:<.~I , • a .......,,.•,/. set to her year., mid bud been under the care of Allessra. Home, Heuviside, - Sold by 011 Veadors• of timing bledietas •ta use anal whir Surge... of egad emivienre, wlninneapted the care Kingdom. 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