The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-13 00:00:00

TA PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. W A NTED, so APPRENTICE , &yout h of rep . . !able connection, to the GoWitold. Owl Jew pee/ t directed, post paid, to Y. Z. No. 4, Old Compton sirret,s du,, *4 ill he duly amended to. N. It. A Compeosaliun expected. • • ' THEATRE OF ANATOMY, • Great Windmill-street, Jnnnary 11. THE SPRING COURSES of the fullowiltg LECTURES. riven in this Sellout, commence during ne ?RESENT NIONTII, and terminate is MAY: the aos of delivefia", them are so a o r . ranged as not tn interfere w i t h each oilier, or ss ith the 'rime f Attendance at the p l tal. CHEMISTRY, every- Atoning. from Eight until Nies iClrk, by William I'. Brande, It'. R. S. NIATERIA MEI/ICA, twice in the Week, from Nine trail Ten o'Clack in the Morning, by William T. Broody, L lit S. 1111.0ILY and PRAC E I'IC of PHYSIC . by John M. IL F.A.S. and late Physician to the London ittepital, from Nine until Ten o'Clock, four Moraings'in the Ve..k. ANATOMY, PHYS lOLOGY PATHOLOGY, and SURGERY, by James Wilson, F.R.S. , Duo ntiork iu the Afwnition, (twat. ssi Si:Wit:KY, by 11. C. Brodie, Astrint-Sargeon to' St. r„aro's Hospital, from Seven until Eight o'Clock, three I,cenior in the Week. s.* e. Room for PRACTICAL ANATOMY is own even - Ihmling, from light o'Clock until Two in the After ran, solder the direction of Mr. Wilson and Mr. Brodie, ',Sere a regular Demonstration Of the Dissected Parts is gives daily, from One until Two o'clock., C:r A Pm-pectui of each Course may be had at the Wane. ia Windtioll-street; at the Ilwes of the spective Tearhen; and at the diet rent Medical B ookseller s SALE 11 ILLITER-LANE. or LEA DENHALL-STREET. F, A Qiintity of elegant Cabin .1 Work, in superb Trafalgar .tel Pedestal Card, Pembroke. Sofa, nod Loo Tables, of iris Ruse Satin, and litalso;suty, gram! solid Mahogany lour-past Bedsteads, witb tub Hangings, prime Bedding, & . 4m. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Messrs. DART and Company. o.l,'atitts, January 15, and 17, at Twelve o'Clock, on the Premises, No. 10. Balder-lane, A Li . • " prime atid genuine. 110USEIROLD TS, 100 real Turkey. Ilriosels. and Kidder -111111•tff Carpets, large (.lasses, and rico M irron, two capital dosbte.case Wittclse: ' stop, %peptic's, rapped l nod jewel leti, b) cairn cu olakers, & c.c. &c. the property of a Furniture Mercluist, and general Dealer, Wended for Abroad, cum prisirig ID Sets of capital Mahogany Chairs, shared in all 'air, &remit kindsof Sofas, a Patent C hair Bedstead, Tent and Matogany . Press Bedstead+, po r table Pembroke Biasing Tables, Ladies and Gentleaseo's Dressing Cares, richly or Lid. several arts of Drapery Window Curtain., with rich tol z t i C:rzires. good Mottrcsws and sf all Size% Qt.hs, Stair Coveting, Raw, plated and Japan Ware, a Table S:rvice of Nankeen Blue, Prints aad Pabst.. tugs, rick Wm- Lustre, ditto Tea China, &c. By Order of the Creditors.—Approved Bills at Two ilsoths will be taken as Payment. To be viewed, and Catalogues on tbe Premises. • AUCTION MART and EAGLE FIRE OFFiCE SHARES. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Mr. R. NEEDHAM, At the Auction Sart, opposite the Bank of England, as SedaMay next, the I;th January, at Oneti dock, pre. risely, by Order of the Executors of a Geodesist' de tected, TEN SHARES in the AUCTION MART, and SIXTY in the EAGLE LIFE and FIRE OFFICE. lwalognes of the Auctioneer, No. 1, at the Mart ; and tu, St - mid-street, Royal Eschange. LEAKES GRAND ANALEPTIC DROPS; OR, VE GETABLE BALSAMIC RESTORATIVE. rrHE above Aledicint is a Composition of pure Bahawa, selected from that pan of the Vegetable Kingdom, which (from the Author a long experience and very extensive practice) was foisod lost adapted to restore debilitated and broken Coostitutioas to their pristine state of health and vigour. For Gleets and Seminar) Weaknesses, whether of short Sr I og duration; whether proceeding front ill-cured Venereal Affection, king manes of Mercurial or other Drastic Medi (lON ; severe ur long-colvioped Illnesses; ionsacient Nutri tion; and more particularly from that destructive vice (which destro)s so many of our youth in their bloom. occa sioning Impotence and premature Old Age in one sex, and ilarrenoess, the Whites, and a loaf, train of Nervous Coat- plaints in the other), Ottanises, this Medicine is grossly wit* commended, and will most tertalulreffeet n cure, where possible a cure can be effected. In natural defects, them is no irremediable Obstruction,_ it will have the happy erects ; is Obetrectioen and ukase*" ur the pays, Ureter*, Bladder, sod Urethraa . and in Coughs, Cat a rrhs, begs Uleeratiote of the Lungs, from its it will be found of Maeda boseht—ia short, it will f revive decayed Nature, and give fresh life, health. Ist sad vigour, eta' to debilitated aalgea. limey be taken at time or wason without ineonveoieaee. Prepared a nd sold, with eutsionsdlireliams (wlserplsi per ms of either sex ma s y s kadia off their case. NA compiiM O care), mer re), in bottles of M. emit, dirty Winded, 1/ 1. 11:: Nle Proprietors 'FR MAS TAY LOR and SON , hers of the Ro yal College of Surroad, Lomita*. at their home, Nu. 9, New Bridge-street. A back door, and BOW in the passages at night. They are also sold by appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance 9 at the Perfumer's, No. 3, ht. Al ban's-street, ; Mr. Hepburn's torte", No. lid, Oxford -street; Mr. Dishovongb, No. 7, Irbisdreet-bill, Yearly opposite the Monomer ; and no whoa .dne - 4 Lan doll; by Mr. Baxter, South Bridge, Edioll 1SI!. OM' web. Dublin: and by one person in every KarlßMWs smug le Engl an d. For the sae of Patients whose Cases are obstinate, of Meg 1 staid*, or desperate ; for those going long ea rnies, or to sea ; and for those who have the charge rge bodies of tuns, large bottles are prepared, captaining_ more I h an ten " 311 ones, at IL 2s. each ; the purchasers of which will be 'added to the Proprietors advice, without farther gratuity.. PetiOal in any part of the country. by sculling the abovesum, either wader the oral of a letter, poet paid, or in nay other way they think proper, may have the Medicine sent carefully aad secretly to theirolder, with a letter of advice, whom ne ressa._ ry- Patients taking small bottles, who cannot afford a fee, ma p also, if they will attend at certain stated seasons. aaveadvice as Oben, ; hut the Proprietor cannot attend to the Patients of other Practitiunen. or gratify idle curiosity, without the compliment usually paid to Gentlemen of cosi knee in Os profession. The large bottles cast tidy be had at the Proprietors' house. At any of the abase places may be had, LEAKE's GE NUINE PATEN I' PI 1.1.5. so justly fanio.ss for curing in all it, stages a certain Disorder. .t nlbfut confinement or re, nutlet, set a speed ) , woct, safe and ctrectual owner. °boson Church-yard. Where may be had, by the same Author, aad Miss Edge worth, 1. Practical Education, in 3 vols. 8v o. lb. 2. PoetrY explained to Yciung People, ta. 64. 1. Tales of Fashionable Life, 3 vols. les. 2. Moral Tales, 3 vols. 10s. 6d. S. Popular Tales. 3 vols. lb. • • - .- • 4. Wbbi, 3 vols. 13s. M. • • • S. lameara, 9 vols. 10s. 64. . . MailimsGriselda, 4s: • 7. I.etian for Literary Wks, 4g• 8. Castle Reared, 4s. 9. Essay ma Irish Belli, ss, 10. The Pareats' Asibtaat, swabbing StorVes I c a diilareOH • 11...garly Lessors for Obildsea, tea psis, ..• • • .t: . Dan was published, price 4s. AN INQUIRY into the MORAL. TENDEN CY of METHODISM aid EVANGELICAL PREACHING. Inclidiog sone Remarks on the Hints of a Barrister. By WM. BURNS. Printed for J. 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Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, N 0.6, Bridge-street, Bhickfriure sad to belied of all Boolnahms ist Great Bri tain and 'reload, in boards, and in various bindings. NEW STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn ia' we Day, 14th February, 1810. . • SCHEN& I -• .- ....... 4190,000 - 1 *OW• . . ' - U % .1,0)0 - I •MliS ' ... • . 800 % . 10 4 000 • . • 100 h 44 96 . 2B 4,860 4 U --- • . . - - 5,000' Prizes. . .8100,000 This-Lottery is opals - the same Plan As thelast ; it consists (pay of• 5,000 Numbers (Dons 1 to 5,000 'Delusive); but Cher* are Four Tickets of each Heather, which will be severally entitled to Whatever •Prise is •tlrawn against such Number; for instance,' if No: 1 should be drawn a Prize' of 90,0001. the four Tickets of that Newher will each be entitled to dm .890,000 making, Is the Mask. ,190,000. Shares will be entitled to their PrJpOrtions. Tickets awl Obasos rife on bale at all the Offices. . ~ , ~.. rr• , .wh5>.•014110_ the LAet Lottery the follawipg iCaPilal Prises In Shares t -4,618 k •itiond 4,618 ....D.......610;000 ' 4,J99 — D. • 5,000 SB3 ..B l*ooo • eiso • •. - A... .... B 1,000 830 ... ... . big ins his_Priends and the Pablic in general, to lase no ' ti Ater,* to purchase TICKETS as SHARES in the . aw . ...i.orretty, as the Drawing SIGINS awl PI. , Isaacs aa the .14th of N . EXT MONTH. The Schema cop- • talus 5,000 -- - " Prises, , - -- flalcis are [601"7, MESSRS. HAZARD, BORNE, AND CO. ESPECTFULLT Inform the - Pablicy that J• TICKETS nad SHARES for the camases STATH " LOTTERY are now oa dale at their Office, No. 99, uoder the ROYAL 'EXCHANGE. The SCHEME essetidiem, 4 Prises of £20,000 4 • of 5410:1 11 , of l,OOO Ard2o of 6OO To be all Drawn I. ONE DAY. . . • . BYTOM, Partner with the late Sir JAMES BRANSCOME, Removed to 2, amid M inor the Mansion-Home, RETURNS his gsVeral thanks for all favetra LS+ received during the eight years be wis the only Pitt ner and pelvis , connected . In the Loll Basins with the late Sir James liramcomb; aid solicits th e ego mands of his Friends and the Pa at present Oak% No. 2, CORN H I LL, now estatitishell solely cm his owl ac e mut, and where the smallest order will meet that civility and attention for which his former residence was particularly noticed. The Lottery , will be Drawn ALL IN. ONE DAY, . . FEB. 14, 1810. The Some and Pima of .Drawing are in Wand — nes Sontl• Sid4l/WrO es solvarlailifarwl in the last Lottery, that v Pew words WWI to Write parchingly— Eyre* haisasty.to Abat as Tickets and States will moot certainly rise, An early application should be made at his tieky Office, . No. 2, CORMHILLi sear the Managua-Home. • TUB REAL JAPAN BLACKING, MADE BY DAY not idARTIN. PHIS Invaluable Composition, with half the usual labour, gra the utast beentibi j o usts & ever beheld, affords pees nourishment te tbet Wilber Will not s fil the finest linen, perfectly free tress soy tiospleasist smell, and will retain its virtues In "illiesmer. • Sold wholesale by Day aid Matta, N 0.97 High - Holborn; retail by F. D , ifts.l7lTnsett.°4l2- ntrect,'Oesert-eartion ; W. Day, ID, *street; As*l, No. 1, Flecit-Itine s and by the principal Bont-mater, honer., aid Oilmen, in the Metropolis and is every Yams throughout the United Kingdom, in steel baffles, price lI ed. MRS. I - ~ • IIOBRKILDS'S ANttIiCKOPHOLUS DISPENSAR I Y, For. the CURE of the KING'S EVIL oily, OPEN to all Cialhee of Society on a truly A. bend Plan, where Penns afflicted with that dreftiful itg eatet o tt earassdysulicitod to apply, under the aisaninte of a speedy and elicited care, even atter the fallow at lb, con adsseil skill • mad , assitaiwe of Sarge-oes of the that wok • score, and gives over es facorables at the direr** ilsopitals Metropolis. The Advertiser, being areeftlarly.bred professional lien t s ai t e nel the mean arts of impoiitios pad q uackery, but s all pi:Optimal thoracic.; oe his nee. nm il e d poems to. treatise:ol.ot this Disease, which Will . &fob varrobnrated no application to the followingtes table persons, wherelachistraordinitry Cures by ilia any lie tees, that roost fully attisfy the ea* of the aost.seropoissos aid lialidk Mr. UlUer's, Na . 5, C*gOos street. Coyeatvardeal m i . ; poaws t 18, ireat Rossel:set, uvent-sorslenOn f Hind s, 46, imarisgpstrtet, Cterken.. well.; Mr. St AFI Wert-Oren,' lit. abs.,J floothwark Mr. Fisher's, foitoptorareet, Clirkeoftell s aid wady I.iss dred otislllMY bo wad 1:101M6131:21 ii .ir Wettailasser.rond, star goy may he cos salted evert. Day_ till Oat o'Clock,. or by Aripoluttleor, is ' any part of ,tae Taw! after that hoar. • • • I • o • 7 l,eiters tram 9:4 co** . post. pald, IMO* to,' atieftied to • •. • . .. ~: ; . . • - - ...,.. (771:. . . . ..z V,'• s \• :41 c N, ‘ .. .4 ....._ , . . '....,. ...f . • . . • 1 • . t i :—.. 201-1-v ~. . ..; s. '.. • `4 Ir;, ,‘,/ s sec ,I , • ee - f• il , s. l kii , ' i - - - ••• • ' • 11 . 1.0. 1 1. _' .....,;. 1 .•- v . :' ' . ,-- --.. , - - • •• - ' .- --* . '"'?" iltil l / 4 - "Alleo-tPai r .) 4* •Tql I.n. 1( .r..,.... e5i 0n - , e st i 4V . • t- - , . - • - -•. 1 1 . • i , ' . .:I k• • ..'' , l f ),.!3;, %. .n . .• .. t N.. ni , t l . • • r nk) •tli - . 10- . 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Sy the Rev. W. WILSON. Printed far Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, e...... row. Mr. Lawrence's tlyieelteral and Veterinary Works com ter,formlive large Volumes Octavo , Price £ 2 15s.'6d. in d e and conspreiteeds a body of useful • practical Know ledge ofz i g t material Object in the Culture of the Soil , and the mess of Live Matt. • • LAWN. 'NCI ON HORSES. Third Edition. This Day was published, In swell's, Veinses.Oceson. wills - Isms Additions, on the improventeet of she Ilene the Merits of Lord Erskine's ' Ice. ltl . p, A i is; Rols, APIIILOSO (CAL and PRACTICAL TREATISE on HORSES, and oo the Moral Duties of Mae towards the Orate Creation comprehending the cask', geossagemeas, Peeciase and isle of every . Descrip linger she Metres the improved Method of Shoeing dital Preocdpilasis soti shl Traditions in all •known Diseases. 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