The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-21 00:00:00

• "Ityt . • • w and. i r tp u • • vp •- • : • .*„ P ) 1 1101 c 5,4 1 1 7 . t t • \ '• , , 4 LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1812. No. 2077. PRICE e;b. tIIILAi._ • 1101 AL, DItURY.I#ANE. EVENING, in OCCASIONAL AD- 1 11 silt Ess, sill the Mpokrn Av Mr. Ellison. Afor Wilds tEiril.k3ties Servants will perform' UP ALL NIGHT. • T.• :e1..), will slttenl. HOW TO DIE FOR LOVE! *LUAI4I.If, ANI) sitit/KN, Now publishing by B. and R. Crootby and Co. Sottionge t 'sgiaors. London, mod in he had wt nil Booksellers. ' In one large and elegant volume. royal Syn. 21. Ste. ; demy u. Ik. M. httne, A FAMILY H KRUM, and compile SYSTEM of ti MSOI GA L BOTANY t 0106141 g (if full swot aevitrate 1 Art-mutts of all the Evotte Itsdigettoas N used in DI ET, M EDICIN E, and tile A ICl's+, illustrated with neatly sa) by T. Bewick, of Neweastlz, from praising. by Henderson. Its R.. 1. TUOR NTON. M. I). Lccturrr no Medical Botany at Guy's It ..pipit Auther of (he Illustration of the S,•xnal System of Lintoeas, de. &r. A GILA M NIAR of ISOTAN Y. contoonlog a complete and familiar intradaction to the Scieice of &witty, for the 1.1,e .of Botanical and Medical Students nod of School-. By Dr. Tnuro tan, with numFrosts Plates, price is. ur with the Plates co loured, 12.. bound. THE YOUNG BOTANISTS, or Dialogues ots Botany, with r01..mr041 Pinlcd. Tr,. half hotrod. ssucitN LON ooloi, being the History and Present Sate or the British IWerropoli, drivs aup Irmo the most materials. and iilw.fratrtl . Si'. I a Sories of highly lon.hed Engravarv, 40.% plAsoe. tMlikt. :et lor,c eleAmit volume, Ito. e ishellisked %Olt 51 Copper-040A, jl of whit h are colonrerl. yl. 3s. boards. It hits been the itianttion of the Editors of the present Fpleutili3 and valuable work to exhibit London ;as it is, mod to turn , sti En glishmen and Foreigners, n itli a systentatir, ;yid etc. K ant verforumnce worthy to oceup , a lila. e in a Nolit:em on 's lihrary, by the side of Mr. l'emi utt's work, o hush it shoo.d lie understood, treat. only of the Antiquities and former State of London. SAL ES. Fintbury Reposifony, Fimhury-rquare. 13v Mr. HULL, 70-140111:0 W, Goober Z?. QEVERAL well-bred seasoned HUNTERS, ma,. teirs of bi2h weight- t also toque struaz Ilarimry, in e •init eistsditi.m, and fast tcolter , l ,everli ',nits of Illrourhe. Chutrult. nod Corricle Geld ingb, of ditferent c..l..iirs ; : .ome suo- Rk din. , several good Cie. Horses, perfectly quiet in harnef.e, „, ;( 1 r i m rumen; some %cry clever liana s, which have bevn rode with troops! and Ladies' ?I Jr,vs t a ;;;rat .any c.r. tig Gvidiugsnnrt :Wins:, fit for innchines, unit-cnacneb, ezc nkosevernlioin.Loone ( lo;!owovs. s. ki an the LONDON GAZETTE, Uct. U. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. tVar Ogee. Oa .40, rely. Royal Regonent of Rome Outwit. Ta be Lieutemots ' without purchase. Eiwarl Bou%crie and Cbrales A. Fitzroy, Coructs. • To b.! Cornet, • Tatettell Baker Tad:well. Lent vice. Uouverie. To !le Atkin Not, Qn:trter-stater Simtkor. Ittra (tt an tee. task of k r :attel). vca. Tajltir, p.tunoted:._ _ TO HI; DISPOSKO LEASE of a LIQUOR SIIOP nod WINE 1 VAULTS. aito•.ted io n In» uriglilinuct I, hut calcu lated fur d•iing entti.iderdhle burine, , :aid mill he tone d timiei 'tinily for ;on tiers...a &thou: of engaigirg in tile 'thou. lin.. et it %%ill t•e net toutleriee trims, and ere ry acriiminniemien rendered. The Led* mv: he ru nuioed, nn,l the Property 'relied fir, by te► lir. Win. Aleit.tuder, 12, L./totem-count, Old , 'tree, • ny Atm tiuhsry-s RoyAt, U l 'l%lo o ll ry. TO RAI EA U and SEWAItD'S PAT ENT lA VEtt POOl. and LA NCASTKR. LAMPS, adapted is, every impose full sitoation. These Lamps being tnk 111.4 mid 1* pt rouble* a ;sea ler quantity of brilliant poi e lis at shoo any I.sissip !infirm, ourenied, by the wag of the cheitpept oils 'adv. mad bylaw thus rendered of the utmost imporlastre tat the 11111411 e. *fluke needy Ni.inuficturers have Istely endeavoured to intro-Ince ..e.s yeral spumous aleseripi loos, like the oi igisod iruh in nntword ni•- imr; th er: one will h e flout' with a large wick its a complete circle, exactly toe sane tare aid as4issi.l sin a large ; ties is iniidesdy called a.. improvement ui he Liv. rpisol Usurp ; k sew. etv avers-or% io roil out how intieh more nil mu-t he cuesmined by n complete circle or 11.4n1•• than warre a i. broken by skier eil• liaer•ghte 41:14 sir hurt sifilell 'more snialke mat 1-ss brilliant Ir~ht will be pro.:uced by the Lune where i:se air has not :is flee awl to 'islets. averts ; a very tight reflection it intake ii a . pparem to es ery sine. fbi „ , ) ration, I.lVrrillobol Lamps, have the ea•I;e: ii/Tureiewi ward nil she iatiil.l ill the centre of the K A riii4, rl are s •Id at their whiileSilie lend retail wail loilt•es Na.. 15'2. O. till-lane, opposite Lon,t-aere t nod Chum street, Lsr• ;oval ; where may be had the. best Oil, Wick, and Chlissoies 'or the islmve. Townsrtron Tar WWII. r, h 'The We:it hercock ry ne Seem rt . Oe.igneil And painted by Itte-•srs. w or -4,111t0n. Deinarin, Gotta. Smith, and Ca 0111.81131 I heir sitswa Di se c , Mr. Ranks and M Rein, nii-1 their Asaaaot-.h y r. M es ars. I, Drury, Ike, ▪ 1/ecorntions he Mr. Murcia, Misa Robinson, &c. Leader 8f re 11 old Mr. Smart. 'Fie floors to be opened at u quarter past five o'cleck, to be gin at it gilaner post sit. Bows. 79.1 Second Price 3s. 611.—Pit, !b. 6d. t Second Prier, Gaßery, ; Second Pike, b.—Upper ;kaki., 14.; SN-sinci Price, (Al. and !laces In be taken of Mr. Sprint. Rost Book keeper. at the (Mire in Little 11 from 'fcti till Four, nod from Tess in the Limning until the Mors arc closed. The Ulm moraisees ore in Hrsigesaareet sunny.—The Mt en twee% are in Rua-ell-street nod Woharn-street.—The Lowe, (k i llers , entrance, are in Rsis-ell-areei nod Woburn street. — The Prps r Gallery entrance i 4 in Wohnrn-street only. All persons claiming kig,ht of Free Admis•ion to the Theatre, having, complied with the Notice given by Public Adveriime men', t.. %;.;a loch Nom-4 in the Rook kept by the Secretary to the Committee, at the Treatury Oilire in Drury-lane, and bor ing mode good their Title of such Free Admission, three doss whim p re vious to the exercise of such Right, will be ad misted Free to re Theatre tin all Nights of 'rhetorical Representa tion or Sludcal Performance, under the following Regulations snit Conditions:- Li/cry Person claiming to he admitted Free, will be reqnired to &isis hi; or her name at she Door, in a book which o ill be kept rcadv fur taut purpose, and will not be admitted without surh signature. The right hand door. lending from the hill in flryclees-street. will I.e opened for F..... to the Boxes, and confined to them olds ; and on Free Admissions w ill he pastiest at 'toy fetter llos Door of the Theatre. Neither will tiny PCFSIIIO, slot Fr , e, 1. admitted to pass Through the Free Door. Free Admissiou , to the Pit and Galleries will be received at their re,pectise flouts in Mi'ohatro-street only . T. o .ery great frauds which hate heretolae been committed spot he Pl"Ptielitir and the Public, respecting Free Athos. have made ii nece - ssary for the Sub-Comoiitter to devise tit • mist rli•cond riatroul in a mistier so bops-tont to the bite. felts of the Cosapanv, who?.r oinks they are called upon to oil mi. Wow, awl to Moe who are really entitled to tae freedom of adoatl-i tn. F o r the present, therefore. they have deemed it expedient to It tart, wader the ase.hisrity of the Act of Potlia.nres. the coo. doting , - &hove waled for the prevention of fronds, which will be strictly etifuteed...-Stage Manager. Mt. Raymond. Vivant Res et Right*. TO THE FREEHOLOF.RS OF Till, COUNTY OF ESSEX. Vorcrsenst. ---- Fill hearty Thanks to my personal Friends, and the tokie ;,'es or porii.oneloarl Reform. I hrg Imps it aripo.o , bur this ufirra•ton tytired from the routPo , . (lc Pools p`q I•enphlen, ith th•• eunse4.esrers,st Meift detethkd you ellsetere ft mictsibea to the bra of my abi 4 lbws. A' woo a• I nm recovered froel the fittgue of thiu ;trunk, I 11111104410:4 you inner at levet!), ni.d am, it. the meato thee, • Geutlemen, lair mo.t foithfol, Aol olw,hent terypnt. Chrlisirtorde MON I'Atial BURGOYNE. Oct. 1 i A t ir .u l A N ß C zKs tra j t A la m ted Es t F l o le N, Character i he o ( , n s ti , r w . )4 $U Couch, awl modeled _him onhapith a ith hiN Wire and Fan,ilN, by Noel, gloating that he had ',Pother Wife li,ivg. and three (.. .1' awn by her. for whith he has threatened to pro,reute Inc, 1 do hereby aiknowledge toy contrition for having So siii•lti. , ., beg Id. pnrstii, :11:d dr Chre that Ihi v is no foiondai•on or h.,ii vet rsr a hat I .ai 1. us In hi% having had a former o i!e. said I 6.411,11 by . hei i mot iw i. sat Idler') to publish Ili' , nay tie t k moledgnieut in nal stay he thinks proper. 'Mines,. any hand, tho 'Jib day of October. ISII. WILLIAM OAK txx, hi, Y. Mark, P" 611,0 7. Veer" kite, Buekdeat, flaw in. ,;na•lit re. ARTIFICIAL ?Mall W. PEARSON, Dentist, respectfully informs I • hi. Friends a n d the Public, that he le removed from 1•ol osl street, to 41, Great Mai thorough—tree*, Where he con tinue to supply the Its, of reed', and perform etery ' , iteration miniml of a Dentist. Ile II utters himself that he will utak the vlfosage of thane who May Wald as.istance„ TUR SILVER MEDAL. NEVI INVENTP.D TRUSSES, TO GUARD An A !MIT THE INCONVENIENCE OF RUPTURES. Sanctioned b. the Society for the Viselsoriegentrid sif Art.. X*. mefortares. sal C meter of Ettaland. II aFO RD, Su rg pone i Nat runteut-maker, Iv • niol Cutler Its St. R.eitholootew's Hospital; Trues-maker 1.." nt. klAcety's Illonoterohle Cnotens-ioner- of the Transport Hoard I mat Is the City of lowan.. S«•.:ely, for Relieviing Ili Ruptured poll be hi. Koval Highness the Duke of Cambrid g e ;010.1•InCef, lei. NF.W. I NVENTE SER PENTIN CU It 1. 7 ED ELASTIC S FEEL TRUS'F.S, by which a Cure. in mwny Cite+ will he obtaiiied; tend he en gages to keep u p the m i s t diflieult Rupture that ever taisted, wilhatit ineanyritieuce to the wearer, Ti•e Society of Ara. Intyttig voted their Silver Medal for the :those Improvement. the Investor hiss hod the honour of ;revising the some from the hurd.s of his Grote the Duke of hottoik. their President. The Inyent..r has now the stetiefaction likewise to announce, that his Tin-se. having given the greatest satisfaction to the elf 1111rd with Ruptures, that not less than ;o.h) persons bier, whim these few years. felt the good effects of them. these hisTip'!r.hisitag bent made on Anal e.l priociplev. which no Maker Irons hos ever been. The Inventor :11 , 11fett the ANIL tett, that n s ngle trial limy ss ill he thoroughly convinced of their fulott..esiy ever all Trusses now in use; hod may he had at his knouforturv, owlet the Centre (beltway 4.f St. Bartholomew's flo.pintl, Writ Smithfield; bad at No. 47, Lombard-street, (Anibal. N. B. Where al.n airy/ be hid, hiv new mid enniptote APP 3- WINN as u Snivuitute for loethev ; utml the AMULET', tut br."(pe;.tu r Itnvor., without It Hone By NlNtiVti PTENT. DR. NORRIS'S G ENUIN E FEVER DROPS. ru prrvem tuiptrotletn„ the mime, Thos. !'touts Mnore, r .re,i na the Onseintuent Stamp round each Stott without it are Counterfeits. Tn.,. Hunts, as stout uhn are in the habit of taking them ain se.tify, area powerful preserver of be.ilth. and au WNW hie re...ettv in • :pert , . of Fever. Imiumerable art the iII -6141.te) ill which their benign indoenre have prevailed, even in the 4 % 11 11 nutmeat of expected diesoluti.tit ; in Agues, Colds, Coke-. A.tnion., tined ISternostmisos Complaints of the din. and Lionel sod beginning t.f Comuniptiote, _if perm red is taking throw, have seldom foiled of perfuming a per. fed rare, exper i ence «f half a eentery hue iedebitably proved 1.. e M. toles, Small Pox, Teribing, and 4 glsorden cntsnt to (:hildreu, thr% are a sovereign remcdx., 'rite Family Bottles dlts. to be bad at the Darter's Row. 29, 11,,wer firook.strort, Orotatraor.sqpnre g sinned Botilexots llx. and 1 4 ... $4, nihntranle arid retail by the appdetticd AV" , J. Smarr. 1311 . Oafurd-sisext ; m ud by awl rexpeetabie Veinier; of Medicine. Al-, Dr, NORRIS'S Cr.LEBRATED A.N71411.10US PILL., b. Ild. the ISos. N UGINT IMPROVED ; or, A. french and Engli3l), and Eattli.h and Fr, nett Dictionary, ;ti Ipied f r gever;.l usr, iu whlch olwilete .4 , rd. are exputyed, and man% thou, rn,l meal words, not to he found in :Inv other l'ierch mid LogliM Die finnan. toe halo iacrd. Ily M. L' i hhe Ide Let of the Gra.iiiiour of the LaigtoLe. Price 12s. Minna. KRITISII -roualsrs ; or, Travellei's Conipailion hi oughl .11 1 41aucl, Scott:kw!, and leelaiei.iurludilia urciira te Desertplious of every is:.rl of the Uoited K ingil•no Cumpre beuidmg the most cc:dor:de:l mut must twereolift M... 1 c 1 1! through every part of the liiltoh hand*. it) W illiatit Alutor, LL. IL In ,ie elegant volume , royal 18111.4. illu.unlyd with coloured Slaps, the 3d Edititr., much improved and enlarged, price U. 16.. tit hoards, or I. 4*. wall) bound. AN ACCOUN of the MODES of DRAINING LAND, according to the tiy,tem practe.ell by Mr. ..10 , eph Elhlngloo (for the Discover) of which a icy aid of one Mona:to* wow& nas be,tavred by Parliament), drawn up fur Public; by Assiliorii, of the Board of A4rictilture. Ily John.tune. A i , eW 10*.ion, pike 12'. in hunt Iv. THE LN C VCLOP/EDI tti IT eurtthollog upwards ur Three Thouyatul of the Iter.t lion Slot., Ling huhle A sieed.ues, i.d pieces I.l . z.enuine Wit mid Humour ex Witte in the Lan guage being the asters complete. pure, nod cla,,iral collection of Shia kind ever published. A sets E,liuoh, in one closely prided packet volume, price iiv. iu h o od-, sir is. lomat'. T AVAL PLUTAR('H ; sir. Lives of Uranus's Naval Heroes, drowns, us examples fur the imitation of youth. fly the Rey. t)c. Buruev, Master of the Naval Acadetny utl'orts mouth. with portraits, 7. 6:1. hound on I lettered. THE BR [ll5ll N F.. 1? I . UN E t or, Nasal History of Great Britain, (emu the ea.rltesi ieeords to the present time. By the Rev. Dr. Burney, Master of the Naval Aea.:ria l at Porbanauth, 14 ith Views of great Engagements, price 7-. lid, bound and let tered. AT XI HOUS E'S TA [ILES of INTER CST,CO hi ISSION. BROKERAGE, and EXCHANGE, lit the u.unl Hairs; in 'Thick is •addett, a liamber of awful emninerri , il T'ill lo9 . " 4 "V" ed for E.itikers. Merchant,. 111114 Wliuli,ale Oi•aler. Neatly and eorreeilt primed rnv;tl Hvo. price YI,. hoards. THE GRAMMAR of TRAIM, 'coq,..7} . Acrultr.4, nod COMM k: HC L i contiiineet.: sosiostsie Aerosol* f all tine did . ..relit Brauche3 of Trade alkl M4uattriores,—lleGnitivro. of the VieriMlf Person. employed in thimi.—Devcripligivi of the 06;011;111 , 1 17, ""f Commhdlliet. — h Vocabulary of Terms used the dif ferent liraneltet of Commerce,—ral.k. of Foreign Wine., We.. tit, and Measures, and Nta‘iius of Ex periew e fir young Trade,mea. By C. Mortimer, Esq. Pt ice J.. CA. isnitnl. This Work I% 111141 v i•lr4l, that it /113 V ea-11) bP r -in hilted to , ilenory, and there nre :annexed *Dille Questiost•, ealettlated In resider she Student expert in ever) brusiets of the Theory ; t ot! Pr:exilic of Co,nitierre. ..... -.......... A f EW SYSTENI of SAM? r HAND. by objets wire ma) he t4eitten in in:e hour, th:in in torte hnur niii a half II) nu, naive ' , .strin. By B.tinuei Ru ..... late Te4elier nt Ches. ter, I.heruinst. Ste. r.. t mh ..... S.. bough. NEW INTRODUCEION t.ige ITAILIkS METIIOO of BOOK-KG N (I. By the Rev. R. "furuer, entrecied by W. V .111,iin. li.• A GRAMMAR of C 11 KM IS T R Y, being an ratty and peac hed Inhed,c tin,, to that uwfill Science; intended fir the use of Sludent• si'd Sr». o!., with fnniline oirtintesit-, queytions, and plates. It. the key. I). Wale, price 4, b-tiod. : AN EASY GRAMM All of sACIII.D HISTORY. e. , 11- taininc the 111-hrip-si EVPIIIII recorded in the Oil and New Teo. mown'. By 11.:1. Randall, of Percy-house, Bah, price Sy. t 6.1. houarl. GOLDSMITH'S GRAMMAR of oroc:RAPtiv, rea -1 &red into easy V ef.e, Ileperihairg the sitea•taes, in inners, and penance of all Nations; Its; Ve n.e sit Vint.< Per.oits. By the Rev. W. It. Johnonet; price .c ii.ilf bound. A C. IRC L R of the SC lENC ES, for the lea, of Seho , Is art Young l'er-no. I COlllaillillX is clear, yet brief, ev ill initinn 111 the principles:uid ohjects of 'twain ha ..s le tee. By William .Maviir, IL. D. dtc. ate. illustrated with Logravin,o , , price fs. I boon& THE BOOK of TRADES; or, Litliary of the Useful Arts , in which every Trade a illustrated faith cep irate t.ngraving.„ 1 j and its history, utility, present state. admit 'vs. and disadvast ages, ore fully and nccurately de-cribed. In three volumes. price 10s. LW. hatulsotnely half-loten.t. or Ifyi. eisioureds Tilt: HISTORY of Illt I I . lfill 1/11:1)3, with coloured Engravings. price 5.. boll I J THE ifisTolor of uttrrisil DOM ESTIC QUA DR U• PEDS. ilhoiratei with Auectiairs Anal I.'4;r:tying% price Is. 61. half-hound. _ . - _ THE ISTORYof ENGLAND in EASYntud FAMILIAR VIOSE. By W. R. jOllll.llll. Jllilyird to the memory of Children at on euity ace. A PORTICAL of GREECE. By the it irne Authnr. price 2r. 6d. buff -towed. A POETICAL II Isl'ORY of ROSIE. By the rats Au. flor, prier 2, dd. I,4lf.toiood. THE MANIC LA NT Is. it N, an anoviieg and inttructite Ex. Itihition for Young People, with eleven coloured Engraving. Fly the Authoress of " Short Stiortea,' " Summer Rambler," &c. kr. price fit. half-b d. PUZZLE fora CURIOUS GIRL, with 13 Plates, 14. 6d. half Wood. THE LIFE of BELISARIUS. the Roman General. abridged from the notch of blitrinuotel, with tour et/lowed ;shoe.. price I-. fHh HISTORY of TELEU CHUS, the Son of Mmes. al•ridgrd (mu the French of Ferselnit, with four coloured Piales ' price Is. JINGLES ; or, Origiwil Rhymes for Childreo, price 6d. With Plste4 6d. awl la cninscod. Pit ESEN TS for GOOD BO YS ; or, The Toy-Shop, adorn ed with hentitiful Rogr.ivings. price 1.. PRESENTS for 0001) GIRLS. Wills ditto. price h. THE DAISY ; or, Cautionary Stories in Verse, adapted to to the lii of Children frog four to eight yaws old, st tut W. Platrs, culltured THE CO WWL IP, lutended as • Coaliagailoa. By the save Author, Is. or coloured 1 , . 64. • .r. PLATE GLASS COMPAN Y. riPHE Peblic ire Interned / that a large Assert -a- =rat 14 PLAII% GLASS es sow on SALE. at Axed Pi ire., by Mr. ALIVEANDKK BLACK. to toe Coinpdy'o Warelottor.Al.4l/0,1-PLACE,BLAC K FRI A all-BRIDGE,I pf Mint colour. wordier brilliancy; saint! Tarnow dtmensiono, /dm 151 Welds Neches ie lett th, dot from 10 to 72 debts,' 1 " breadth* doe i;envez and Ginteil•C N items. from lit to 96 1 •inthes to diameter. Awl the smote losortesent may Ire h.id for Country Orden, hy addretnioli Letter, to Mr. Without Faster, so the Matatitartory, haernhood. war Pedrot, Law-m.lore. Food the great linpr..vetned wade of bile tray iu this M.ow factory, it fis per allowed that the Company's Mateo are diesl ea their brilliancy, nod have as few impsoiertidas, aseefaga -10111 sal "twerp Glee that eve: AIM. icA•:. WIIEN Men of Education and Professiowil Skill. tine itrrseveritur endeavours to cliortwer the alma age awl certain ouetimol of treating is few prevailing Moist", the successful result of their eaperietsce is Cie hest proof of superiority. - Mears. GOSS and CO. flareenno, have been induced to masks the cure it( the f-Ilner Ie the object of their I.:olio:tar Sllltiy viz. a certain Distinkr. frenuently riontrocte.: in i t ,„„....„, of int , txichtion, and ill cunr-Iditimm. Strict:nes:lnd hick, by an improved plash, tae speedily and 'deem:lllv es aisu Debililv, whetherarisloa from Bacchanalian indulgences, Inne residence in atom climates, or n se , sei s•dirar) rice, It,, torten 1nih;414441y parole.' by the y " t ub 'f both .ears in the one cans. inn sterility, Of helflY6lll . k. t4e other it mimeo otts Ire tit of nervous (N5...144N %het b, ii 11.4 timely rem.alied. terminnte in jemout e ore and Consumption In that dist ressing state of il s .loili. ty flu deficiency, ix holier the ffilt.elitlellCe of •Ileh bits. or noising from any tither enuse, 1.) Hliirh the power. at the cunttituuou heroine enfeebled. as regularly Our tied Sur (cilia of 11..iudoos they oiler n km, sal., nut, speedy restoration Ipsiomal rind vigarinis health. The result' of it long ond estensive pr:xtice has enahled them, by a 'superior method, 140 remove Venereal entapiataia. ever ihi4ferate tor teunplicalect, whiting sultierting the patient 1144 Ihr least restraint in diet or exercise: filed in rvrent r 11•4• 04 whereon enriy itra i 4 made son discovery of the infection, they frequently to chaos. it cure in the short spore of two thtv•. The unpfteedelifrdi viii rem of their le tilt rotational ( which 14.4 i, never Item known to fail in • sioxle installer in it urnetire of tifteeto %ear.. 4itrate which period ninny iloots.ntl pels:.ll, of Nish pries have b.-.-t, eared. es ell after severe and injurious otelloo.ls h..rt !wets pursued by 111111., PrlfiltilllWfs without epee!), induces them n. thus i nitilirly offer their odviee. %tes-rs. :aurCti etcht,ivetv the cure of these itaritrular r plant., in order that, they only not he marked los 11l tiatikru rrts. ith the abintitt'y so Justly attached to the idiom:tut empiric, tbiuk it but joso to I lirmbelvrs a. Idate,lll4ll they In.ve been properlyetlurated and initiated into every tyrant Is of the profession (certificates of whirls, from different Hospi tals. nod testimmiiitis fr•ont the most einittetil Physic - 11ns, they have to convince any in:wirer). tutu the stones resulting from their vali nv.urs first induced theist to quit the prat tire oil the general - Priteti li ll o'er. nod they presume that their pretell• Sidil2l CellMii e a fair ;room! for the oi..precederned confidence with which obey have, by the Public, been su liberally his floured. Patieets in the Conntry are rrinesterl In state the partici' Inre of their raw'. wee. and 111 , i111Wr of living, itteloAitg :t Bank Note for Advice and Medicine.; and the some will be film:tale/ to not pail of the Kiaglisima. GOSS aril CO. Silferm 19. Fleet otos. A ArFASit.S . . E and Co. Surgeons, late in A. his M ijesty's sell vice, challenge the whole woild to prove it single 111,1;ttice w'iere their Medicine nod Nies hod of Cure have titled •.t . Nie desired elect. The. practice of maiiv Irvin, in this Ituit - 414e bruin h of their professioa ha, mat given rise tip nut They continue to diront their studies to the treatment and Me of VEN It h. 31. co I'I.A I N TS. ;1 , 111 01111 iler•in4ensent of the s%smai, which; s the cunsequence of the peruuiotn ii, itastefui rifro it a 1141,11 lititg wit mint W.:4 1111/11v panned by the s 011ths of both wile:. In the one it wall ne found to be the unfailing muree of liarrenneks; the other have its ravages fatally developed 1.1 the it tit, a tre,..aise state of drliliis, u hick, if um timely remedied, tenni iSites 111 linpatrore. These are it, remov and ultimiite effects ; a bile Cismumplime, bass Or must:Mar power. Mid various ner vy's'. complaints. usually characterise the earliest driges of this soAlars vice ; of persons Imiguisbing under disorders incident In such is bohit, their treatment ie simple. :ant ha, never linnet' un -1 siscceistid in (lie cour,e of it lonic, laborious. toad much mended pearlice. la the most obstinate nod complicated cases of Ve tter:Ll Infect 1.. n ouch a. obstructions .n the urethra, top only es - erestortires, hard tumours, tallous ulcers, eruptiuto, seminal weakness, glees, us ohm STRICTURES, whether recent or of king duration, and which have baffled the skill of other lifftrlitsiterS, tire, by their present improved plan of treatment, edietwatlly nod pronaneony cured, withant the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhnge ! which frequently follows the application of the lunar cousin - . In the course of twenty years estethise pt.:toter in this metro numerous caws of strictures have been and or- daily tne art . their care, the 10131 erlidifittion of which is effmqed by n safe, certain, at.d rx prditirnis mode of practice, superior fanny other vet adopted. The weakness, reins:l6.ln, and debility proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed. :turd the ;Winn restored ta sound stud sienna's health. Rot where the debility has for years existed, n proper perwverrowe in their re storative reawdics. after she stricture has here itcsiroved, is in dispensably requisite to revive the slumbering spar ks of life, and lan re-animate the Constitution. Several Noblemen arid Gesalrown of the first respect , tbility have been under the care ad put —r•42114. Currie and Co. for the ft . - of complaints of the urethra, strictures, &c. t :and baring received a radical and permatwm care, requeq that references may he gieren to them, as 4, disfnriory evideares of the decisive saperiorliv 4,1 Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plow of treatment. — Many of these Gentlemen have had strictures froM tea 10 lii play years, *id Lail been under the care of Messrs. Home, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who out the cure by the application of the lunar costotic, without ,ucces.. Prisbeats in the country are regressed to state the particular of their case, age, and geoeral habit of living, etc. &c. nu-Imin: I\ remittance for advice and medicine', When she vote will he Owes se sent so tio,y part of doe kingdom. To ensure that se crecy*, essential to their undeetakirea. the postage of letters ,111011 beilddfd to the amnion for medicines. Merin. Currie nod Co. may beers:welted by either Sea, with the greatestdelicacy, decree', bud hamar, at their house, No. W 7. liaison-garde.. . • i *advise Rattan-pram - - _ . 'fo be Quarter-Blasters. Corporal-s;ajor Jaaaper Perry, vice Hirst; Amtrose Hite. , and Itolie• - t Lard, Corporals. sat Itegimant of Dragons o;B:arts, Lieutenant J. M. Wilyta: to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, %tee 1 - ) 0 Jai) , " to tires. Garnet J. R. Gair..,on to Le Licutenami, by pure: ar e vice Whyte. llata Iteginteat.of Light Dragoon, Cornet Abraham Lame to be Lientenant, by laurels:l-e, vice Andrew:, promo:ed. 90th Vitto, James kaeikrasot, Gtot. to he Cornet, wi Lout purchase ' vice F.tiliart, a p pointed to the 724 Coot. 2lst Mitts,, Jaines Dark, Gent, tu be cornet, by purcle.sc,• ice - Arlin. promoted. 2.-±d Disco, tieoteouut Dirtefrd Sler.gte be CaPtaia•fa‘h"re by purchase. vice Warreo, who rellres. Coldstream Regiment of Fuot Guards, I.r&ga Augustus Cal-. ler, Irma the bPth Fuut, to be Cosign, without poirliase. sae GrevUle, promoted. Serjeant Thomas 1/welly to lie ktharirw hlasrer, v ice Timslia, 121bsitegiment or Foot, ('aphis hichard Bayley to be without purchase. To he C:aptitins of Companies, vs ithout purchase. John Spinks. Jame , Keappock, seat Alexander Adams, freut die 1'4114 Cent. vice Pm) ley, , Lieutenants. To 1:r Lit.:1011:111:4, V% / Hol/111 purchase, James Wrale•oo, vice Spinks ; and Morgau Jenkins, vice 714 ap puck, Lasigus To be Faisirns,.avilhaxt purring., John illarkall, Gem. vice Wadesan ; and Henry Clinton, (Dent. vier JenliiBBl. 15th Ditto, Lia•htenant John Cus'.y to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Ifoorke, placed upon half-pay. Losi o rn Jill .4 01111 to he 111111CMI/li, v ice C , t•h% Gewleman Cadet 1:61.. acrd lee:her, from the itoyal Military College, to Le 111.• 11:,:11. vice (lon. 16 fa Ditto, Ensign Slack Hayes to he Lieutenant, vice Blake fey, placed upou half-pay. `list Gat°, Lientenagt Robert Gunton to be Captain of a t'a pauy, by purchase. vice Niaitaker. pro ~stet. 2lth Dion, Ensign John de Neyi to be Lieutenant, vice W;.!. two, killed in actioo. To be Ensigns, Serjeant-Major - Fry. from the 95th Font, vice Noro,• deceased ; and Volnotecr Henry lti igmure, Loan thr 58b 1 out, vice Ins lheys. 43th Ditto, Assistant-Surma, John Lightboly, from the 71st Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Reggie, promoted. 33d Ditto, I mist' Ilene, Bain, from dm Ist Wert York 51"1,- tin, to be Ensign, ',bloat purchase. 4d Ditto. To he Lieutenants, Alecander Dickinson, rice Gregoraii. killed in action: anJ Alexander Junes, 'lee NI Oise, killed in action, Esamgns. 'To he 'Aligns, Vollonicer J. Lane, vice Cullen, killed in action; Ntiiiig9 Mic. plicrsen, Gent. vice Dickinson ; and Galin Walker, bent, vice lanes. To be Assi4tont-Surgeon, Assista.ot : Bl!rgeon Duncan Henderson, trumthe 48th Font, vied 111-CoIL deceased . - Cid Ditto, Ensign 'f. il. firithhe to he Lieutenant, by pnrehnse. vice Shaw. promoted. Hospital-Mate Henry Edn..rti. to no ' Assistant-Surgeon, • ice Cumin, promoted in the Stith Ente, 47th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Edward O'Leary. from the S.d Font, so be Sity it smo. wise Harper, promoted. 59th Ditto, Lit-melt:int John Finbergill to be lap oils of a CaraY pony, by purrhavz., vire rairkeiJ, woo retires. ..ostgo George A. S. Fain- to be Lieutenant, by purcha.e. vier Fit thergill. Lieutenant Marcos WHnia, from toe Antrim to be Ensign, without purehose. 60th Ditto, Serjeant Maxwell, from the BSd Foo,„ to be Quarter-\la s cr, vice Vet; regge, deemed. 62d Ditto, Ensign Vt Maui lilokeley to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Robinson. whit resign.. 63d Ditto, Lientenant John Duport to he Adjutant, rice Church, who resigns the Adjigantr) Holy. 691 th Ditto, Edmund Martin Nightly ick, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Cuyler, appointed to the Coldstre.eis Regiment of Foot Guards. 71st Ditto, Hospital-Mate John Donaldsoo to be Assistant-S•!r gene, vice Lightbody, promoted in the 2Sth Foot. 72d Ditto, Lies:trona loben Bland to be Captulu of a Co-o pans-, by porchase, vice Graves, promoted. 79th Ditto, Brevet Major Andrew Brutta to be Major, tier Lawrie, killed i o action. Lieutenant Alexauder AlaCleati be Captain of a Company, vice Brown. To be Lieutenants, n Linnet purchase. • Thomas Walbeolle, vice Macdonald, dead of his nounds ; ?sues h ail, vice 11. Grant, dead of his wounds; John Pawling, % O: Maclean, Ensigns. To be Ensigns, Lachlan APLean Cameron, Gent. vice Walbeoffe; Volunte-o- Anthony Archer, from the 94th Foot, *fee flail; Ogle C 4 - nor, Gent. vice Fowling. 84th Ditto, Ensign E. J. Mockler to be Lieutenant, o-t purchaser ; vice Adams, promoted iu Inc 12th Foot. Josc;ds Itatitlen SI% field, Cent. to tie Ensign. vice Mockler. 881 b Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon W. Cumin, (tom the 43d fret, to he Surgeon, % ice Arrow, promoted. Seth Ditto, Lieutenant George Jones to he Cap"ain of a Ow - patty, by purchase, vice revigny, promoted in the t-tt Vont. Ensign John 11. Latlmet to be Lieutenant, by porch:ate, vice Jones. .93d Ditto, Entign f'harles Gordon to he Lietiteoant, sire S.'. therland, deceased. Lieutenant Ceorg7. Menzies, tae Fife Militia, to be Ensign, is ithout purchase. 94th 1./it 11, Ensign I, 'then Malag), from the Edinburgh 5..1.- tia. to be Ensign, without purchase. 96th Ditto, Ensign Charles Dutton to he Lieu'enant, vice A Icy, j laced open half-pay. Joseph Crips, Gem. (a be Lir sign, vice Duttlii. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain R. Woods, from the sth West India Regiment. to be Captain of a Company, vice 1..5. ens, placed upon the Retired last. Royal African Corps. Lieutenant Adam Fife to be Captaio of a Company, vice aleg sw, placed upon half-poy. Royal Y ork Rangers, Brevet LieutenaotsColunel John R. Ward, from the -27th Foot, to he Major, without vice Barclay, promoted in the Royal conican ganger.. Royal Waggon Train. Lieutenant John Sidaway to be Captain of a Troop, vice NVltittle,dtceased. Cornet Adrian E)i) alt) be Lieutenant, vice Sidaway. Regimental Serjrant-Mujer Henry Winkelman, front the Sd Light Dragoons of the King's German Legion, to be Cornet, vice hymn. STAFF'- Captain Philip Raintnigge, front the 93d Foot, to be 3 penes neat Assistant Quarter-MasterXeneral, withshe rink of Mu- ' jur in the Army, vice Pierrepoint, killed to active. Lieutenant A. Dalgettv, from tile 101st coot, to be Stair Cap tain at the Depot at Fork Hospital. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff-Surgeon Henry Irwin, M. D. to be Physician to the Forces. To he Surgeons to the Forces, James Arthur, from the BMth Foot, vice Irwin; William Vat* pur, from the 4/tb foot ; John Boggie, from the Stittt Foot, Surgeons. To he Purveyor to the Forces, Deputy-Purveyor Thomas Hume Bowles. To be Deputy Purveyors to the Forest, Simnel Cooper, George Winter, 11 illiam Chas. Soars. Purveyor s Clerks. To be Hospital-Mate for General Service, ThomaaSuden, Gent. The King's German Legloo, 9d Rattalioo of Light Infantry, Assistant-bergeen noorige HAM %' from the Foot Artillery, to be Surgeon. Hospital InateJoha D. Lange, to be Assistant-Surgeon. Sd Battalion of the Lire, Edward Harry Kuckuek, Gent. I. b• Emig's', vice Borgstrdt, pro med. Bth Ditto, To be En.igns, 'William de Merman, vice liocklur, preload; Edward Nap • ley, Cadet-Serjeatits I!' 1 •, , ( , '.., - 1 ~ . 3. %,. I 3 ,, 1: i . i i A' A ; , .i I.lll:Artm-RoyAL, covENT GARS/I.:N. THI S present E V ENIN G, Oct. 21, will p •rf,rmed, THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. 1. %. kw!, nig he ad.ieti, • LA Prßoust:: OR, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. T.P-pm•nm, NLirbrtis, she nen Fume. 11111