The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-03 00:00:00

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ROYAL, COVE:VT-GARDEN: TIM EVENING, WEDNESDAY, , GiC *ill be acted a ramie ilipera, tidied TIIE BEGGAR'S OPERA. c,,f3in 31achenth. Mr. INCLEDON ; Peaehuat. Mr. DA -1,01,,T; Litchi!, Mr. IsfdERY Filch, Mr. SlM ri-es. Mrs. Peachum, Mrs. DA VEN PORT ; Polly, Mrs. Lacy, Jtn. C. KIMBLE. DI Im olll. a yi rca pipe in Fetten, by . Mr. PLATT. To which will be added, the Farce of • RAISING THE WIND. Jemmy Midler, Mr. JONES': Plaiwiray. Mr. ILAN. c ony; Fain wou'd, Mr. SIM MONS ; Sam. Mr. EIMER Y. Lisreha Durable, Mrs. DAYENPORC; TelltlYs hthill LO - TM door: will be opened at half past fivet4ul the Play be. ola at t ser, f or the Dozes to be taken of Mr. !IRAN DOLT,, at vi e New Box-011ice to Prittee's.place, Illart‘aVeet, from ten uR fusr. 'lnes 7s. Seennd Price Is. 641.—Pit 33. 6il. Second Price !..—Linter Gallav Secitad price ls.—Upper Gallery ls. a r ved Pricy bd. No money to be returned. Ta4li)frillg, John Bull ; or, an lingli.dowan's Fire site.—Oa Ilonday, Hamlet, Prince of Den mirLi Hamlet, Mr. K 13111 LE.—On Tuesday, The CM loveri.-011 Wednesday, the Comic Opera of Abroad & M at Hole. De Public are respectfully informed, that a New Drama tic Know is in rehearsal, aad will speedily be produced, W 4• TCIIE..i.-11.0SS and PECKIIANI, of Bedford-stre •t, Covent- rden,(corner of Malden-lane) ) REAL WATCH MA NU PAC' 3JREES, respectfully inform n t their friends :aid the Public, l they have ready ft•,. general inspertion net sxc fiGui . NT AssOlerg E Nl' of Duplex. Detached, Hoe:moat/4 anti Vertical WATCHES, iii I field, Silver. nail Metal Caves, together with an assortment of LADIES' WATCHES is great variety, Earriate.turned mid plain, with or without Gold Dials, &c. all of which are war ranted t o he afaupecior workinanshio, anti ttyperfortn well. R. tail P. are in:luceil, from pniiientar cirrunetsrns, to supply the pahlir with sacit gqads at. the imat Vi HOLE- S ALP. pa le Es ; they have losig been in Ili:. habit of sup plying R rfAl L HOUSES with their pradartiinsi,,bitt. have frequently seen with roocern, that common Watches, in showy ornamented cases, have often heen.iningled with them R od disposed of all valuable, to the great disappointment and injury of the unwary ; and it is with a proper consciousness of the itnpropriety laid dishonesty of Midi practices that R. and P. pledge themselves to secure, by rectitude of con duct, she future approbation of these who 'nay favour them with comnicuids. Thcy venture to add the assurance, that Never possibie care shall be talteu to merit that emitideace irkich they anxiously and confidently beim tie enjoy. '• Every article they 01 w shissits.b_y themselves, and pace !their Immediate ittipeetami;u4 htthimga theft terms will .be•found considerably lower (loy 9) per tent.) than the meal prices, set they stake their mode OM it sball .be Alin fining that I ha. r Watettes, in sanatlnegs of cuustract fon, and uniformity of moietnent shall not be excelled. Upatfiltese couditions, Gentlemen, Lediei, IBercluints, Cap tains, &c. Italy be supplied as above, either with Watches singly or in timidity, for Money or Bills the difference in chauge of good Hills will be given in Cash , Old Watches taken hi . 'exchange. THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD af. irds the most permanent Relief. and is happily calcu lated tot the Weak. the Siekly, and Inerta.' Petsons of either Sex who. from habits of lndaltence , lair sitting up. iellersinry rolployment. anxiety of mind, 'retreat into %lost iou, *widen frightover .tertian, a we.fkl. , (Institution, tit,' bile, or other causes. are subject to variants and distressing Nervous Affec tions, including Sick Bead-a:me, /11‘sterical and CaafiganPdv 4 " Complaints. dissehth fir Society - or Lboine.s. Treater and ge neral Emotion on the mn.t trit:Mg arty inns. Loon of Appetite. Indigestion. &e. sill fold immediate relief from the ;we of this hle divine. • In I)ebililY.Seminal Weaknesses. Bilious and lrritahle Ira hits, 'Capes liorsale, , , or Nervous Cumsiiiptiono, its merit's awls unrivalled. It enters Intl) mid miry* rr int the most tootle of the Animal Fluids i • andits. Inrigorates the Oren x eit Jui , es ant n theni a geni a l w:sc n iiti upon she debilitated and relaxed s ports that stand in need nf iwskitance. Persons ententig rpm the holy state of Btatriationy shoat chmider. Boat " where the fouatain i, pillated, toe streams th..t Sea from it cutout be pure." A Saving of Niue Shillings is Two • Guinras.—The Cordial Rahn of Weal! Is stadia Rattles. Ore half-a-,slues each; there are also Fatally Humes price, 3s. containing equ.il to fair Routes At lOe. Sd by which the Patient saxes '9s. hicludiag aka tirilloty I she of thieh bears tke Proprietor's mime .and addles, "bad. Lilerposi l ," salmis:We whicisia felony. N.B. The postage 'fall Letters to the Ductal must be plaid, and a ft* of M. Suriased for adrift'. Said by Matthews and Leigh. 18, Strand, and all Medechee Venders la Town and Cuantry. 3 I I BRENTFORD BUTTS, 111lUI)LF:SEX. IRE SOLO, the LEASE of a !MUSE Ind ti;IIISES in good repair, 21 years of which are no 'irked at Clirlotw , next, at '.51. per annum, cent:sitting four tons st, the Attic Story; a I)rawing-rointi ;oat three Chant bm no the utte-pair ; two Parlours, Kierhen, Store-roam awl c h i," 0 0 ,41, Pantry, Wash-home and Itrew.hou.e, on the round Floor t Coal. Beer. and Wine Cellar,: ; a large Gar gles well stocked with fruit-trees; Casch-house, two-stall Stable, Ilay-Inft, kr.—The Preinhow are well supplied with good Water and pleasantly situate.—The Fixures to Ise taken su n Valuatinn. F„ r p ar ticulars, apply to Mr. Yallowley, No. n, \Visite Croy-street, St. lake s. • GERMAN PAPE BS. —......-. VIENNA, Sen. B.—The reigning Prince of Lich. tenstein has resigned his government of Austria and Vienna, but still remains Field-Marshal and propri etor of his regiment of hussars. It is supposed that Prince Schwarzenberg, the present Ambits."... dor, will succeed him. Count Metteruich is now Noon expected to arrive here from Paris. Ills ;Majesty the Emperor Napo. lean has presented him with a superb set of silver plate, valued at 150,0Q0 francs. The report that Belgrade, by the desire of the Servians, was to be occupied by the Austrians, is not yet confirmed. There are nir certain accounts of the departure' of the Grand Sultan fur the Turkish army. Among .the unauthorized reports in the Presburg Gentle, is (roe, stating, that the Russians have discontinued their organization of the provinces of Wallachia and Moldavia. Turkish .n.,.. Th e garrison is Rudschack is said to amount to 18,000 men. - 'SEPT. It—Of the dreadful conflagration width, ADVICE-- .Wheit Alen of education and pro. .LIL. fessional skill use persevering endeavours to discoret the most safe and effectual method of treating a few prevailing Diieases, the successful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. bles.rs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, after being regularly edu cated and initiated las every branch of the profesaion, (certifi cates of wile., front different Hospitals, rind testimonials from the artist eMitient Physician; they have to couvince any En titterer), were induced to make the cere of the 611110Wi!sA 101. seises the üblect of their particular study, viz. a CIATALN ULIIOItOKit, frequentlpibootnicied eminent of intogien- Oleo ; mid its c. mcoMitana,ST it I CTU Lb and Gi k ELTS, as also Oct? Whittle. misfile from liarchnissiliait indul es:l.nw,crodeope in wprin-climates„ or it wr 49w - ity yin ) often uphappily t pursued by the Youth of lioth• sexes Chi the one it altlike.foeud‘heeausesit' wraß‘.. Y (tr "1,1( ttlWl 641, Nut•in the other ocrAoloo a la- Menia l s WIN e.f hervtins disen.44,Whlcir, if not timely retifielted, terminate in litiPOTH % ?4i4Vountl (Wig SONIPTIO asi t a i:L e The result of a lone andextenstve practice leas the by a superior itatithod, ylli , swally :remove MI6 rip s boVIVTet invekrto of.t:' , ouvlkated; withgut sob j ectifid tient to rite least restraint Ill•cllet of exercise; am ( slhcbt V INEALc.iIIO ti yt. matins an early opplicatitak let Auld*, efter tliiceftry of Om Infectiou„ titer pledge themselves Iso per • form a care ia:the short &motto of two clays. The unprecedented SileCtif of their mode of treatment in elie cure of time above complaint's j w hien luts neyer'been known to fail in owe single imantwe iti Waite year piaci iceoittriog which' period 'wiry persons of both sexes bay., twin cured, even after severe atkl totiorlonsonethods had been porsited by other pencil tione IN without ellect), induces Messy. 6,,'s and Co. to thee pub licly offer their advice. They may . he consulted by eitheesex daily, persocuilly, or by letter, with inviolable setaieey, deli cacy, nail attention. • Patients in She Country, inclosing a Rank Note, infe retreated to state sbe partkpionsif their case, age, and manna of liolsw, and wlvice and medicine will be Ibtbaraid - bi baY fte BRACKEN, WILI,IAIdk IiND CO.'* RANKRUOTCY. rriflE CREDITORS of RICHARD 'BRACK. vs, THOMAS WILLIAMS, and LANCELOT BRACKEN, Flannel Manafacouren, carrying nn Trade is Lot Mary, Landon under the Firm of BRACKEN. WM LI %MS, sod CO. :sad in Rochdale, in the.CounlY of Latiewler, soder titans@ at LANCELOT lIRACKI N nod CO-who have int ‘rt proved their Debts coder this Caminiudott, are re rehe:ted forthwith to send the Amount and Particulars of. their DAN with the several Securities they hold. to our Office Corbel-court, Graceelsarch-stneet, In order that the same may. fr e ioenksted, and thetteresaary Ikpoottions prepared, pre viably to the Third Meeting, *kith is adjourned to the 9th leant. REARDON and DAVIS, Salleitars to the Aselgnees. °debt" 4,1810. on the sth inst. destroyed a. great put of Soda; we daily receive more distressing intelligens'. ns 1W Wisp - '4e ~r Is ' fAMPIDLL'S GERTRU6E OF WYOMIXO, ae t MIL Day ea' published, the Third EAStiee, iu Feebap 01; tavo, ;trice 9s. beards, GRTRUDE of WYOMING, and INIS, , I'F.LLAVEOUS POEM Sr amongst which are nuoNNOR'S CHILD, red °Baer POEMS, never before ?agitated. By THOMAS CAMPBELL, Author of "The Pleasures of Hope." Printed fur Longman, Harm, Rees, and Orme ; Verner, Rood,and Sharpe; nod J. Murray, Looduis. SwIFT and Cs. Vastractors with Govetnment for the preset Lottery, respectfely inform the Public, evittlorTieked lad Shares are selling to great variety, at Ober Ofrien, No. 11, POULTRY, No. 11, CNA ItIN.C.-CROSg, No. yl, ALDOATE HIG/I.STREET, and by their Agents in the Country.—The Prices are much lower than ha the lust Lottery, and the Scheme, which is lkinr approved, contain an additional 0,000 Prize. with IJoolionthers lea than the, lust. The Drawing . Mill be es vai hi* ash OCTODEIt. •' SCHEME. s,.Prigs of„ /1120,000 £loo,ooo .. 200 • 10,000 • 5 • 1,000 • 1 10. 5OO '5, 0,00 000 . v • lOO • ' 3,000 .. .. ... `2,500 IM • • 2,500 4.900 . • lS4' . 72,000 4510 Nernbees. • • XlOO,OOO FIVE TICXETS .OF TAM NUNI Witt. Is the tad Lottery, Nn, 41,41)9, a Prize of was sold v.s' IFT ant CO.'s Oakes, in Si xteen sleuth Shares, be sides *vend Infericr In re m sir ow tal eft 4 m. No. Her r 0116111. ,frthin reminds his Friends that the Lottery • begins and finishes the 19th of 1111 S MONTH. Tirken and Shares sire selling in great Vnriety, nt both his ("."', 4, CORNIIILL. and 9, CHARING-CROSS, 11!wre THIRTY CAPITAL Piths:' were in Shares Within the last . NIP a Mourns. tuchidiniz Three Prizes of stt,onn. The present Scheme contains only 4,U00 Nuinbets, yet ttiere ate . .... Prizes of ......C/0,003 5•• • . Prises of .... t2,(AN 5 .... Prizes of .... 1000 There are Five Tkkets of each .Nosotber, and the fate of One deri•lrs the tithe, Four. One Number mu,t gain 160 MO • I . 0 AU iliAness hi tile - Public Funds tram:tete:l N ith titley„ lily nod dispatch, by . T. BISH, , stock-Broker. Wee it- soa JOY tNe SU' TO' ( 14 e est* toP tier at- 4 - 11 r. witit N.' Mit flint I te I• . -, - . MPORTANT ADVANTAGES ill' (he . tree sent Lottery, Oz. the Prices of the Tickets and Shares ors retehiever Thom the last—the Nutntstes of the 'llekeii , oile re- Ilitt4l " wily MOO—while the Scheme .erintaiets ali ADlir- TIONAL PRIZE of .C2O 000, tides Tit""" et"! C6r.' rtak, and NOT THREE BLANKS TO A Pelllth.' • The s hole to be Draws due 19th of October last. 1 SCHUSS. 01 . 1 b 5 490 . 5 ....are.....11100,000 . 10 sionti LOW SA OO • OW ,k) 30 lOO &MO S 0 . 60 2,500 100 4,800 l5 7%000 eta •L 7 1 4,000 Numbers. seAkt,olo FIVE E TCKE ,OF EACH NUMBR. Ticket s and Shar l TS es ere selling at Alt the Utbecs. Persons in ',Country may be supplied wills Ticket, and Shares, no ap ?illation to the Apses assay of the principal Tomb; or by d lu g 'heir Orders. with Remittances, to the °dices in Lao deand, a rise n ofl. Ane:urly purchase is recommended, as, fro.us the present price is bud eavec I , ICORRX TliETll,t.: • IiADE OF MINERAL PASTE, 13Y M. 1)1:. CTIENANT. Su t oo anti Dentist, No. V, Fritts-street, Soho. nbililted by DeMu and Co. Bobo-square. DISSEItTATION ON , AILTIFICIAL ad TF•ETll4 . p.intin g oat the great superiority of those 4iirable him - notes over every denomination of Animal I . l eniance nod which contains likewise' the approbat!tin of tut.lie Learned Societies in PAiroite, with that of most of tbe 7sical //chin Loudon, musing %%hum are tits following PO 419'"15:—Dt•ti. Ba.ley,llkuw. Sir W. Farquhar. dewier, Rey- Hooper ; Surgeons, H. Cline, Ashly Cooper, Sir J. " 411 • isidr, It:Keive. W. Blair , J. Moore, r. . YougaS• ,A F B. Ur. De Chetuant deems it a duty so guard the Public ist of Footman, who kas the audacity to ..4441 ^ce 'teeth himself Deutibt and .11aiber • of the Mitzeral Paste • GENERAL COACII OFFITF.S, WHITE HORSE LNN, Fetter-lame. aisil CROSS KEYS, INN, Wood-street, 4 Doors fron. Cheapside, Londou. YAILNIOUT - II ROYAL MAIL and Tetegraith Coaches, thyme' Lowestoft, Kessingland, Wrentham. - Wrangford,lllyborough, Yoaford, Sasnitiadhatu, Mellen, and 'Woodbridge, every aftenmint at 4. YARMOUTH laiall N !scion Coach, through Colchester Sid Ipswich, Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday Mannar at Five. ALTON Conch, through Mihail% Hartley Row, &e. Moo day, Wednesday, and Friday Moraings at Nine o'Clock. ARUNDEL, PET WORTH. and LITTLE HAMPTON Prot Climb, through Kioptan, Guilford, and Godahuing, Tuts flay, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at Six. BIRMINGHAM Telegraph Coach, every Morning at Eight. BRIGHTON Royal Conch, th rough Simon, Riegate,l;raw. • le.y, and Cacktielit. every Morning at Seven. . BROMPTON, CHATHASI, and ROCHESTER Cots& (the Sea Si Da alr Sated.), daily, :02 &Cluck. CII EST F.R and PAK KUATE Telegraph Coach, through Walsall, Four Cruises Ivetsey Bank, Newport, Turtilith, and Whkellarch, Toad/v. l Thursday, and Saturday Marditigs at ti. CAXIIRMKIE Logo Natio s Coach, Monday, Wednes day, and,Friday Marnicipi at Five. ' CA !if BRIJ/GE eic ON Conch (late OM Clutibridge), through !Lupton and .klitasingford, every Morino: stt half putt Seven, eacept Monday. . . CAI= It I OG C tight 'fidegraph Coach (in 7 hoursY, through Waree.pd Rarkway, every Morning at Eight reclork, except Sandal . , and carries tinty Finn. inside. CAM Blt IWI E Pool Coach, through Ware, Barkvta, and •Fitolniii!. Monday, Wednesday , and b riday Aternotm at Four. CANTERBURY. MARGATE, RAMSGATE, CHAT- H AM; 'ROC a ESTER. dati.STROOD Coackta. every Morn ' ing and Evening.—N. 11. Extra Coarhes at any Ilitur. • CHha ATH AM, ROCHESTER,and GRAVESEND Coaches, • r wsg,. I) LA I. 'New gpy and Frliedit . ' into light I'e4egraph Coach, with a Guard and Lampe, every evening-at .5 o'Clock. HOVER and DEAL Post Coaches, every Muraitigat Five, and Evening at Sit. EI)IN BURGH and NEWCASTLE Illourt.vcn Post Coach, through Alowick, Berwick, Durham, Darlington, and Northullerton, every Morning/at half-past Six. FAR EN il ANI Coach, through Newmarket, Brandon, and Multi Mate,. 'Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afterimou at Four &Clock. FA V E RSILANI new Light Conch, every Morning at Eight. GOSPORT Coach (the Blue), through Staines. ilugthot, Farnham, Alnio, Wed Meon, and Farchum, , Morning at half past Four. ' IIERTFORD and WARE Onallh, every Mooning at half past Sir. . HULL RODNEY Coach, by Way of Doncaster, Thor*,, anti North Cave. This Coach is particularly eapeditintts, pet forming the journey in :Hi hours. It travek the pleasantest road, and will he found the best conveyance la HULL.—N. B. it ovoids the e tire s.ely dangerous passage of the Humber.. IPSWICH and COLCHESTER Coaches, through Strat ford St. Mar; t 1 itharn, Kelvedon, thelnbffird, Ingatestone, and Rumford. every Moraing and Lyon*. LEI; OS Couches every Muruing at half past Si x, and After noon at Four. LYNN Post Coach, thmur,h Cambridge, Newmarket, Strak set Volgate. and Stoke, :timidity, Wednesday, and 'Friday Afternoon at Four. LYNN and ELY Coach (the Lona Nersost), through Cambridge, Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at 5. I.l%lEl{l'OOE. Coaches, every Alterman : a. LEICESTEIt awl NORTHAMPTON Telegraph Coach, through Newport Pagaell, Wouburn, Dunstable, and St. Al hall s ' every Afternoon. • LANCASTER Rad CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wi gan, Preston, Kendal, Penrith, and Whitehasen, every After noon at hid( pist Two. LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Post Coash, every Morn ing and Afternoon. ItARGATE light Conch, the Telegraph (carries four In sides only). every Morning at 7, during the Season. • M A RBATI; and RA NISIATE Coaches, every Morning at M A NC/I ESTER light Telegraph Coach, through Leices teccDerhy, Asithorne, Leek, and lbarrlcsheld. every After! , tamp at half pant The Public Attention hi particularly real d oe naa t o thi s concern, as it is the Original Coach estaldishek for carrying FOUR INSIDES ally ; it is on the last highly."' improved Constractiou fur Ease ;lad 'Safety, travels with a Guard and Lamps, and 6 worked th t eoughout in the best ptb., sible Style. l '• NEWCASTLE, SUNDBRIAIi I I,4rood SHIELDS new : 5 1t a id lid ex l i e t:ioin iti l 6 ig . lit Coach (the liev,ltli), throligh.S.tothttliti atod Yarn, carries only 4 Insides. and is lighted and s guartied, sets ski every Afternoon at 4. ' N oRw ICH Lxpedition Coach,through iloeketill, liming bridge; :Cewinarket.Thetforil, and Wymundham, every After noon at Half past 3. 01 4 CFalti) and WOODSTOCK ;Light Coach (the Buns um at) hLaiday, Wedwaslay, and Friday. :11urulap at 8, throu:h Uxbridge, Wycombe, and Tetxworth:' PORTSMOUTH Coath, every Morniug at Halfiast 4, and Evening off 7. . ( . . • sTA NI FORD Conch, through Mertfonl, Batdork, Elates wade mid Stilton. every Morning at Half-pa-I Sit. SUN OlittLA N 0, YA/tl4, said STOCKTON Canoch,every Morning at half-post six. WORTHING and HORSHAM Accrialtonavitto Cosselt, every Morning at Six, atut Evening at b ; and Sea Light Fleur illside Coach, LVeitionat 8, through llama, Horko,;, Le a . taerliend and l'in'en. YORK 11161IVLVFR Coach. every Morning halLpa'st 6„ through Newark, Doncioter, mid Ferryhrirtge, at which Places it soros the various Branch Coaches to Lead., S4el:it:ld i t• lialifas, Huddersfield. /I atrowpiter, ()at lisle, and all !le other principal Towns of.the Nona. The Guard and Coach go throutts without chatigitie, acid only Four Coachmen. Paisen. ;,en booked through, ant a istiiiig to stop on the Road, nosy i rof eed nevi Day, without any Additional Fare. . ,• - YORK new mid conowolious Light Coach (tile 1:.(1•1 PE r.), carrying only Four Insides, sets slut &very Afternoon at 4, sand travels with tile efeitiest Celerity. Tae Guard and (; , .aeli go OWO4O to Yalta %% ithottt rhaliging. nut only Four c - Nehmen. - W. J. ttoimit rs and Co. Proprietor-, , Who will not lie arcuuntalde la may Oasis. Chinni Plate, Watt-lie/6, Cadi, Wok-% titeN, Bill-, or deo el., hos% ever tonal, the Value. nor for an) iii ter Article, of more 11100 st. Valise, if Wit or iloindied. glides, rperiiied and paid for as such o hen detiscred at their Olices in rows., or to their Agents in lite Conntry. From the CROSS KF.YS. WOOD-STILE ET, NVargom 10 6o6port, Woof It ight, Portsmouth, inJ Funk*. Kingdom. (h and Cn. 13. ...N.. NitliS. —Marriage should be ).7 the foundation of Social Happiness, which is often ais hatted through the purties that•formlbe Sutton out tali big those precaution• WI, eh would secure_ them she system of that great domestic Peoplenf every ra nk ay adttratlon to the shrine of wedlock; but whore the etwistitution has been , Canted by.disease, or del)ilittled by a certain habit contracted nt :Measly age, u renovation of stability -Previous to entering thin state is suctivensible requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of lire, andto reanimate the system. Peen° disorders have contribsted wore essentially to destroy Plyineneat happi i.sses than these, which are the contemience uf,mettesrded plea sire. It e tniseonsideration which induced Messrs. CU 1111 1E ' and Co. fur these last twenty years. to direct their studies and ettentiou exclusislely to the treatinere and cure of the• Venereal Disease, and the:disorders arising therefrom; as also:to that de rirengeinent of system; prodoseedby the destructive habit of the inconsiderate school-bay.wklch brings on those distres-ing 1)E BILITIESand DEVlClENClLSthutprevent to embitter the Matrimonial state. The succe*ful result of their phut, gives them, additiimal ardour to oppose the ravages of titre compliiiiits„ which are the most important io the catalogue of human emir:" mulles. It behoves every person who hasindolgell in this soli-' uwy vice to seek relief by consulting Professlimal Men tads tante and honour, to which Messrs. •CUMRI C 1.11111 Co. claim, the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the !estimate's lif . . uncupt radict ed facts. in , professing the cure of these compbosti4, they hold out 1141 inducement to vice ; hut, sensible As all men' must be of the existence of such calainities they offer their • assistancens as regularly educated Mehersoftbse /loyal lkilles;es of Surgeons of hoodoo *ad Ediu/surgh, Slight Auld recent lass of Syphilitic infection are radiilLy,,egred iu .the .shirt space of two days. Those of the mosl obstbAlt , chiration,Sheit as obstructions, invetersitestriclures, pale& Wf flli±Mnues; lens, Ate. are permanently ondspeedily curet. iiSeveral Nobleman nod Gesalenteo of the dr.teespectability .have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Stc. ; unit 'having received a radical and pennauent cure, request that references may tie made to them as satisfactory evidences of the .deeisleilsoperiority pf Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatineut, Many, of these Gentlemen had strictures from led tit ingi4ity yens , and were wader the care of Messrs. ,illsmir, Heaviside, and other Sur geons of equal eminence, Who attempted their cure id. the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Illetsis. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter from the many they are daily recei‘ing from Gentlemen, retunting them thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It *assent to them unsolicited, from the son of ii-Nolite Earl, who had laboured under this di•tressing and paiuful malady for ten years ; he had hero under the care of several Surgeons of professionalemineuce, none of whom nforded him permanent relief; hut from the superior method of treatment adopted nod isstepuedby blernrs. , Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in the short space of onettionth. May 28, 1810. To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Ilatton-garden. " Lord-- feel; gnat pleasure in corisinunicating to Dr. Carrie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in consequence of his mild and &hub able treatment of Strictures in the Lire ithra. Ile may add, tlitit he has nut for many years enjoyed sit mach comfort and freedom from pain; and he entertains no • doubt of his haying obtained, through hie skilland attention, a perfect and radical rare of that horrid complain!. As he was not a stranger to the manner that others treated the complaint, he has it in his potter, front r 'fair trial and a just•compqrison, Yo pay that tribute of'applause tw Dr. 'Currie which he set,sibly fee's, asulthatt ever be must reedy and wilbeg to • ply an curly applienti:os to 2de:oh's. Currie and Co, the pn-• ties; will escape the pain, danger, nod expestre'nf a long and tedious Attendance mom leis experienced practitioners, hl A ltlt 1E1) WOMEN, w Isit have lon% beendisappoiMed in their expectations of-a family, may he *mitred thatin inanuces such defects are curable by, iiied ical sk ill ; and altho,,i, a. the removal of such impediments be on object of doubt :ma to:- eertaioty with others, yet tiveture of such de e m., by sh o g e s ,.. dual progress of renovation, is the acquireimmt of their emir ri.mee.—Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted b) patients of either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and hunour.„ , at their` house, No. 101, Halloo harden. • Patients inehe Country, describing particulars of 'their ease. age, and In a& of. pivot,, inclosing a remittance for Advice and tediciiies, the none will be giveu or sent to auy part of the , !tined .m. To insure that secrecy so essential to their updertaking. the postage of letters may he added to the aecount fur medicines. No. 101, 'tattoo-W*l4—July 17, Mu, • s ' " ~. .4 2 or.. innall..r ships of war, in the *hide nitte' ht. ' A lt Is cruising between Malamorto *Si Cheottlei l ittidt le dostincd to driVorthe English kens our waitek.'—. •• (Correspondegt h S e pt. 31.) Suaat.s, SErr. 6.—On the military rood *bag the right bank of the Rhine, small detachmenta,of troops daily arrive from the interior of Gerassny, in order to return by the road to Kehl to France. The announced arrival of greater corps, which were to pass the same road, seems to be again de.. (erred. However, several detached parties of the French artillery train have crossed' the Rhine, in order to reach the Maine and the Danube, to fetch military stores which are treesported from Passau, 'Wurtzburg, &c. to France. BANKS OF THE MAINE, SEPT. 10.—The division ,of General Count Campans is yet in Frankfort, , where, as it is said, many French paymasters of the Away wilt remain during the winter, from which, it is•thought, the French troops will pass here within a few months. SEPT. 22.—Since the Ist inst. the Rareeth newt. paper has again been published. An earthquake was felt at Inspruck on the Ist inst. in the evening, between eight and nine o'clock, accompanied by a great noise ; it however passed over. without doing , any:hurt, . . FRONTIRIRS ofToalsir t San. T. —According to soma account', 'so* Vet, Wines happened new &tuella 'est the-llth and 1 4 2 th tilt. of particulars are hourlyt expectedala view :if Jr.ll STOCKIIOent, SEPT. 7.—A partiottbrf rest Now fish fleet is yet in the neighbourhood of Caduceus, where several of our Miss are laid up. FROM Tun ODER, SEPT. 14.—CouUt Guttorp (Gustavus Adolphus) has not continued his jourqey over Culherg, but has taken the way to Rosaia. He passed through Norenberg the -12th inst. at night, on the road from Stargard to Kobiegeberg. CONSTANTINOPLE AUG. 10.—Defont tee horse tails were raised in front of the Seraglio, by the Cask makan and the Mufti, as a signal, thst the Grand Seignior would certainly leave the *its!, and 're. pair in person to the army, the•latielogersi ice cording to ancient custom, were. consulted teiselet out a fortunate day for his departure. Thierideeels at Dand, Bauln, and another at Adrian**, , Itia• been a long time prepared for the reception of the Grand Seignior, and his numerous retinue is prepar. ing to accompany him. In Mud, Baschia, the 3a. nissarics are collected, and after the arrival of the Grand Seignior, will proceed lo•Adriauople, %hi ther the Grand Seignior will. also go. A corps of :2,000 men, who were encamped at that city, have •inarched to Schumla, and 1000 more.fresh troops ate expected. The Turkish empire in no previous war Wok such vigorous measures as on the present, which has been declared a Isar of religion. The ardour of the people is truly extraordinary. An accurate estimate of the strength he; not been imiese public; but the-camp at Schumla alone, ind ,-lirg the new reinfercetnents, consists ef'llo,ooo without reckoning the camps at AdrialloPle ) a:Win ether plug. n, S - • . . • ' ' ~~ -- number of buildings reduced `td'' *' et ohm agoouuts to 400, iirei %}u/ lifil94olllPrithalo -- (Corresponden(, *pt. 'Vian 27th - 4e* frigate, -of 36" guns, threo schooners, and other WONDERFUL NEW ARRIVALS! ROYAL MENAGERIE, EXETER 'CHANGE, STRAND, REVIVED ANoo IMPROVED DR S. -POLITO, Now the 6r-t Emporium of Living Curiosities in the known World. 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