The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-16 00:00:00

•' • • . • . ..• , . , • . . • • A , . • • • • r:1 , - .. I *. . " 1 . • • .... '''''''." f ae int , t hi eTtiPe * ... 4 ...3l/SrafilleargeSain. • • • .• ; 7 -* 4 ; t ,r , l;•;•‘ t • : .4 V.V ?.a . t).. t. ;1 - 'wt ittYTAU • rrif).rip -/4 • • •• • •kie • • • • f• •-• • - • • • . . • . 6 • So— • . . '(... •1) • ~..a, - .• • . • ~r7 • 1•0•.4 -. • /Aw . . No& . 111, 4.4 • z TUBSDati J w iNtZ4RY. 16,1810. So. 1213. PWWO.IOOI4OOP, • r It r,' 1 1 : 1111 4 % *, IV! Mo. elies• 1 ,411% 0 •141' ,"" ph !.. , 1 111 t";• 3' I ri,•• :I I AI re I _ • •••,..1 1 ;vita _ • i i the ".• 19th An ''‘ the C 0..... _ --6 4titut •• '-'•nository Of en.— Attu TlLVllirtu SAS • n ---.lltoeltt 1 4 a is a • ti • si to ti 8, as as dm th ZnoWer e, criunc - • obs • "•`''"'"'' " • 101 co • • ea is K Y , of tio 41 rei iti du cc *1 Tie 411 tai Pltl • a THE GENTLEMEN, CIAROY, AND FREE WILDER% OF Till COUNTY OF ESSEX. AorrieveN, baring been reported that the Meeting ossem. % kJ on mmuin, lot had refused to pledge themselves Is .Kt SIN ilt`CAlti%e I held u Sinecure Place, I beg leave to odic, it. The re:isons erred at that respectable. though im ..., s i,t. 3 ..e.iililute of d o known by the nasne .his, n a., that I would DM declare nivwlf a PARTY inter the„ wined example of the Member for MLit t,. fic, proposition WM made to me, that if I 1 ,1 pleitir unrelf not to orer m)self beyond the present hove:. I should he supported. To ihis O'er I gave a ire„l-4,A ; saying, that I would he accountable I. the Oder. at Itirge, and not to any Junta, ;taller any dem ,i,,,,. fl ee Gradrinan only objected to me , on acc o u nt of Awn" Place. Ile gave tne no OffelbetYbeatiNe be ex ,,t ;me Whig pri , ,ciples. But I hope that t oh ill 4:164- ,nott: friend, to whom the Freemen of Mahlon are 'l!ebtet, with the radon ing declaration and avowal. 0 4 I be returned to the House of Commons, I will, to •iiina of my abilities, support the introduction of every . of e conomy in the es peliditure of the paint—money, i,i pirtictil.ir, the abolition of sdlaamerited 'Fermium gniecuir Pl.sers, notwithstanding I shall be Xsalrerer .Ir, I 3m willing to set the example; and do pledge orlr to this Connty. and to the Country in general, That it .00.111 nut s ucceed in !Isis species of Reform 111 the first or a . t ....d se ,„n, I will either rmign my Place or a,'. Seat ; 1111 I Nicely agice with this young Patrols ? that it will be high 1, i,rje. or •u- for a Member representing this Independent Cvsaß i n enjoy a Sinecure Pl.tre o ful hatable s f X1,t300 per ann ervant um. • I ;nu, Gentlemen, your foitii. MONTAGU BURGOYNE. C(ELSES IN SEARCH OF A MISTR, This Day. was published, IDS Voisadaadecisois, Price Tea Ebillinp LEBS in SEARCH of a MISTRESS CCE !It anew Novel, founded on recast events hi Hie Life. " Free, diseactawbeed, anti-saatriwoolal love." CUMICILLAND. London: Printed for Thomas Toga. No. 111, elsavaide Mr. Allmon. No. SI, New Boni-street I and may be read at all the Circulating Libraries. Where stay be hod. just pabli4sed, in One Valuate Sea. Price 94. Boards, " MARMION TRA YESTIEL), a Tale of Modern Times," dedicated to Waiter Scott. Esq. EDINBURGH ENCYBLOPADIA. Jest published, Vol. 11. Part 11. or the Third Half Volume, of Tin EDINBURGH ENCYCLOP/EDIA ; conducted by • DAVID BREWSTER, LL.D. Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, and the Society olthe Antiquaries of Scotland, with the nssistance of Gen tlemen eminent in Science and Literature. Likewise Jun published. The Third Edition of Nos. 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The rapid and extensive cieCulation which the Edinburgh Encyclopedia *sou piaci enced.jdemands from the P rop eklord of that work some public expression orilseltrgratitude to numerous Subscribers who tt:ore in ppeatowasly patronizea Before two Numbers were published, the extensive demand., for the work rendered it necessary to prepare .Secoad Edit, tion after the publication of tile Sixth Number. This Las. pression wasagian exlinuited. A Third Edition was theft published. and preparations are. already made for' stgain . reprinting tbe whale work. This rapid, succession of neW editions, unexampled perhaps •in the iei.tory of similar works, cannot but be felt by the Editor and the varidne Goa.' tlemen who have so liberally assisted him, As the assielitts tering and cabin-seri approbation of their labours, and he the most pawerful stimulus to their future exertions. Three half •volunies of this Kneyclopiedia, the j-dat pmductina of near a hundred different authors, are already before the Public, as specimens of the nride in which the rest will be .cm ducted. How for the. Proprietors have ful filled, or rather how far they have exceeded the promises held nut. in the Prospectus, may he estimated, not from What they promise, but from what they have actually performed. While every article, even the Mimi- uniortunt, has beets written anew from hest materials, the most recent and unexplored sources of inforMatiOn, many new articles in iii,sgraphy nod wiener. to be found in on other work, have been substitut .4 for the lives of obscure writers, whom no thingbut the partialities of friendship could• have dragged from oblivion. While the Proprietors have thus endeavoured to make their work a general repository of human know ledge, they have alined at the higher oett of enriching it with new inventions nod ilgenveries. Many original views in scielice and the arts, the results of new and laborious cape-. riments, and mine discoveries of no importaore, distin guish the volumes that mire already published ; - and the hie. reputation of many of the contributios is a pledge, tont the sub-equesit volumes w ill be characterised by the same origi nality. A work of such immense magnitude, involving such avast variety of subjecti, end composed by such a 'mintier of dif ferent Antliors, was inourally ezpixosi, at its cmaineOre mem,- to considerable delays. Had it breathe production of mere mechanical labour, directed by a few Individuals. the sate of its progress 'M A U 'taw been accurately computed, and the time of publication adhered to with undeviating re gularity - •inds ti !!! MONEY MATTERS. yONEY immediately adva n c ed b y Annuit y , Imam Bill, or Notes, Or any other kind of security, spill or addressing a line krn.t-paid) any day from • parour, to the Directors of the .11;ency thfice, Nu. H, ,totle..treerand. RUGBY ANNIVERSARY. /riff, Noblemen and Gentlemen educated at r,azily School will DINE itt the Freemason's Tavern, G rr ,t Qaern-strert, ass FRIDAY. the 190 of Jan. 18111, Tkr Him W. It. 1,11171,EP0N, Al. P. in the Chair. . will 11,Ds. H ii.ni.d Rer. A. Logi!. 1 Mr. gel. Vaughan, Han Ilaoth Grey, !UP. W. H 1•:s+ get. S i r Charie, Cave, Bart: T.-lames, Hajor-tied. Kerr, • .T. WRATISLAW. See. EVTON, • Partner with theistic, Sir .3. IiRANSCOMB, ItENOVCD ,TO t CORN II L, NEAR THE MANSION-NOUSE, • ETURINTS his grateful Thinks for all Favours JLlkt received during the eight Years be was the only Part ner and Person connected in the Lottery, Businiss with the late Sir James ilranscomh, and•respeetfallv solicits the Com mands of ids Friends nod the Public. at his present (Mice, No. Y, CORN II ILL, now established solely on his own aO - and where the smallest Order -willsiteet•ctinst Civiqty und Attention for which his former Residence was parjicu lady noticed. • The Lottery will be Drawn ALI, IN ONE HAY, FEB. 14, 1810. The Scheme and Plan of Hiawing are in themselves so. ipid, and were so unisersany'approved'in the last Lottery, chat very few words are required to invite purchasers.— Eylon tilerefore has only to add, that as Tickets and Shares Win most certainly rke, an early applicsuiun should be made at his lucky Office, No. 1, CO ItN H near the Miusion-ljouse. •• The Public are respectfully informed, that no bstsi unseen he treasacied before eight o'clock in the b oarding or after eight o'clock in the eventing, anoraing to the act of Parliammil • SOU fII W II,K, uear BILIGHTtiN. PA R ENT 6 and 6ti A ItDl ANi arc respect frlly informed by Mr. JOHN TILT, who has totem' aortal year% in Franee, that he has taken a !lOUS f: at the Village of SOUTH WICK. four miles to the \Vest of Itrigb• ons, for the porpwe of receiving (after the Christmas Re m.). t Rained &mother of PUPILS, from the age of Eight to Fifteen, to be instructed in tlw Classic:, French. Italian, A tia lion is eh", healthy/. and arliareut both to the Sea sot COStolle Couormu, rolled Southwick Green. Farther partirulint may be learnt, by appl ying to Mr. Pi4Ler, bookseller. Si. .fames's.street, London (who i 4 nu- thortseil to _ire revertible references), or by letter, achlres- wit to NV Jahn ill,. Sout h w irk, near Brighton. i A CARD , rplIE BEI,FAS'r LINv J. hers their sincere 'batiks for t._ .14ai Wawa has for yenta esperienee4 acquaint the Public, in cotterpseisce of their swain, they have opened a home, site the Crawriand A.tchnr, nn the sa. sal 1 , ..t.1,11 A.nent, N is. al, 4 :raat Rum *Walsall ciattinueselliug single Pieces . Wed p ice-, wur.ried bleadoeft oa the sac Ac.d: ow Abatement ever made, Us Feet appears. They hare 4ust bolded a large 41retirgs, watch arr touch cheaper some "ears breti imported. -*fury ti, to ape to the Bleach of their Goods, of the Public favour. . •• • Nu article bat Irish Liaeris sold, and net Its than a Piece. t • T Cash for Irish Notes. No. 5), Great Russrlt-struot. Bluelasbui y, and 470, Strand, opposite the Crown mut Author. BWIC H. O'K ELFE. and CO. Agents. This Day was published, by Messrs. Longman and Oe. Pa teranter-row. to o:ie large tiro. volume, containing 750 pages, price in boards, Us. fsd. THE bIONTHLY REPOSITORY of THE iI and GENERAL LITERATURE, for the Year 1809. (Vol. IV.] The Mot:fitly Repository, whirls is published in Numbers on the first day of every mouth. price is. each, is devoted to Free Inquiry in Matters of Faith, and to Civil and Religious Liberty. The present volume contains, amongst a great variety of ugeresting arti cles, an account of Mrs. Margret Sheppard, a Correspon dent of the SPBCT AVM'S. with eight original Letters of her'.* eight original Letters of Or. Isaac Watts; Queries relating to Religious Utterly and Church Establishment, (ne ver Mefseepablished) by Dean Tucker. &c. &e. 0:s Thursday. Feb 1, will be published, (price Is.) No. XU%.. of "The.Manthly Repository, being the first No. of Vol. Y. wills which persosi.inay cmivedieutly begin to take the Work. This Nuasher wiN contain Extracts of Letters of the celsheated burg- Cony Middleton to Lord Harvey Eight more orig Letters of Dr. Isaac Watts; Au Extt ushastkas of Mr. Fariber'shypot herds ma the subject of.Clitist's Temptation; A Vindication of the Quakers; Review of the. New Testament, (intim Plitt of the late Mr. , Evanson, and of the Jubilee Sermons; Retrospect of Public. A 'fairs, for Jaituary; Historical Account of Mr. Lancaster's School, &c. Canimunications, Advertisement-, and Bills for the Wrap per, are reque sted to be sent to the Editor's, at Mr. C. Starter's, Printer. 31, PAlerlH)Ster-rllsl. MIDDLE CON, Pocket-Book and Black e Lead Peuril Maker to t'se King and Prince of Wales, at tbeOri,tinal MiumLictor v, No. Strad opposite New castle-street, begs leave to *retionmend to the Public his genu ine BLACK LEAD PEN CI lA, whose superior exceltence ku bees for more than 50 vears aniversally acknowledged; Keithls for drawing itt colours (of a late Nthinveitiou), To dis his Pencils from coiniterfeits,the mark ich was for med, lady Middleton, is now changed to N. Micklletori, and the direction, lti4. Strand, Loudon, stamped on each Pencil.' As exteetive assortment of Pocket-books and Thread-vises, elegantly mounted in gold, silver, and plain ; a coinplete as sortment of Travelling, Writing, stud Dressing-cast-. 4; Geo dawn's Potket Commodes, containing every article fin sharing aad dres.ing ; Portable Writing and 1./ressing-desks, and Boxes, in mahogany, satin-wood, leather, Sic.; W rit tine-paper, extra tine at large Pena, fine Irish and Dutch Sealing-Wax, and alt kinds of Stationary ;-Portable and Counting-hascw Letter Cop) ing Machines.. These machine*, by whicLwriting may 1w eipeditiotisly and clearly copied are brought by N. Middleton to the utmost perfection, sod cntoiwlsed in a Inallingasiy east, which forms a complete oink; sumeso small, as to be of the greatest coovenience to those whp travel; others of a size and form to luawer the orposes . of a complete secretaire. A large assortment of Razor*, and all kinds of tine Cutlery. Just published, prier 6s. in boards. A TREATISE on • the HYDROCELE con, IS_ tainkng an Examination of all the usual Methods of ob taining Relief in that i)i , e:ux'• The Radical Care by tole-e -dam k particularlx described, and Mus D-tied with Cases. Second F.dition, with a Preface mid Additional Cases. By Sir JAMES EARLE, F. R. S. Surgeon Extraordinary to the King, ay. Bcc. a c c. Sold by J. Callow, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho. N• B. Where may be bad, J. Callow's New Catalogue of. a Modern Collection of Medical Books, contaioing the most approved Authors Mr 18W. ADVICE. WIZEN Men of educition and profesvional -skill, use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and effectual method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the suceeraful result of their experience is the best pre of of superiority. Mr. GOSS, after being regularly cheated ns a MEM- 1 1 ZER olihe ROY AL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, and in itiated Into every branch of the profession (certificates and tixtinosials of which, bon different Hospitals, he has to moviaftway Enquirer) made the cure of the following Dis eases the object of his particular study, viz. a CERTAIN DISORDER, frequently contracted in a moment of ititozi eationt • DEBILITY, whether arising from Bacchanalian fade lot% residence in warm climates, or a SEC It ET Knray VICE, too often unhappily pursued by the Youth of both sexes ; in the one it will be found the cause orSTERILITY or BARRENNESS. and in the ether or tatsioaa aumeroas train of nervous diseases, which if not timely remedied, terminate in IMPOTENCE and CON SUMPTION. The resole of a king and extensive practice has enabled him, * a peculiar awl superior method, to avert and effectually remove those Disorders, however inveterate or complicated, *Waist sahjectiag the patizet to the least -restraint in diet or exercise and in blight YEN ERE.AL CASES, where an mrly application is made, after discovery of the infection, he tledges himself to perform a cure in the short i nterval of two eats. Prom the unprecedented success of his mode of treatment in the cure of the above complaints (which has never been bowls to fail in (Rusin& instance in twelve years practices daring which period sway 'persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious methods have been per iled without effect), Mr. Gun has been induced tai than pub licly offer his advice. He may be consulted by eit her set daily, with inviolable secrecy, persoully, or by letters, con taining a Hank Note. 13, Bouserie•ureet„ Fleet-street. e a • Suit term. use Ohoractions of the Urethra, whether of retest er lam demises, effectual!) treated on au improved prisciple, which has performed care ia very leukemic caves of wavy years caw-ow. • ; • ( • Y~ e '1 , • . — MINN, es. • 46X 4 , .'""ißj4l4l4, 'r.' ~. • , .• . ~: • 'r „' • . Pitirf DUBLIN, Jut. This day, the infant daughter of the Dubs and Duchess of RICHMOND was baptised by the name ef. Sornu Lanox. In the evening a grand ball and supper were given to celebrate the occasion. , • Sir CHARLES SAXTON gave yesterday an elegant entertainment, at his apartments in the Castle, yard, to their Graces the Duke and Dethess of Ricnstorto, the Duchess of GORDON, Marquis .of LILT, Lord MARCH ' Lady Maar Lntrox, ami a few. Others of high•distinction. • The Countess of Rossnoue gave a splendid rout last night, at her house, is Merrionatrassa, • which was honoured by the presence of the Vim. 'Revd party, and an the rank and fashion in town. Yeeterday ato of two miles was . run in the Fark, -between .Gswhaht if,c.r.Lea's bay !Ore and lationt's bay bone, both of the gormless*, the tam - cites AO stout, tad . the borne 106 lb ride .by - •wg*.?" o *- 11.31=4014 the 11th Dragoons. IL very fine dailaboatad slumbers from the city ais speetitork . • •• SPOBTING; • Lord 'Darlington's . %sands afforded eltallbe sport last week.. On Saturday, the 61h, they met at • half.past-ten, • at Caldwell village; tried Fox. berry Whia-r-blank ; found - at Calwell Whin; raw a short Way -ta the test, end headed ba ck again . into the cover ; broke sassy again at the worth vide of it ; crossed the Staindrop road .. , to Greystuncs ; headed hick ; recrossed the road, . and . hunted him down into the.Ttes Banks; broke :awiy in view up to Ovington, Wycliffe, and raw to ground lute the Tees Banks, about a mile above, Thorpe Hall. Tried Votberry again --blank; ,fott 4 od again at Caldwell Whin, ind.cama„past Greystones, Caldwell Mill, skirted FOirett Park user the 6ne large pastures, past Layton, noon the cud of Gathcrly Moor, and ran to ground in a drain sear Hartforth. A. large field of sportsmen were present. Mr. Fox's hounds met, on Friday week, at the Cross Roads on 'Branham Moor ; tried Hole.. wood, did not find ;, next tried Ayton Woad, and immediately unkennellcd a fine fox; be west oti in a grand style, pointing to Aberford, made $ . llouble, took a direct line past Sir Thomas IN. vasour's house, and ran some time afterwards la • the woods near Sir Thomas's house ; the fox then -• , • -We for .Towtou r ayseed the York rend 111:111 to Moore's house, at • Grhaston, Made a &tett along the bank of the Whack, and crossed river near to Uskelfe, passing •Appleton through - Bolton; a part of the bounds there 114 a short check, and. were called back by the itupitidedeire? - • - s ..seiasewpoo, - • o suspected the fox had rested himself in a small wood, near to Bolton ; only three coo. of hounds pursued him by way of Cokoa Copmanthorpc, when he again made a double, was run up in a grand style to Orton, when the remainder of the 'hounds came up, and ran him again a short distance by the river side, and he was seen to cross . by some foot people, about three milts from Tadcastei. This beautiful chase lasted from eleven till after three o'clock in-the afternoon, and out of a field of above SO horsemen, 12 only were up whet; the hounds were called off, three of whom rode ff rom York, and two from Leeds, the same morn ing, and out on the same horses all day. -...-IC.-.4 Letters from Petersburgh state, that the ex,. change had, in consequence of the total atagna. lion of trade, fallen nearly 60 per cent. in • that capital. The rouble was ay very low as.ls. 441. On Wednesday last, an inquisition waa taken ' at Great Coxwell, before Mr. Stale, one of the Coroners for Oifordshlre, on the body of John Smart, a youth of thirteen years of age. Frota the evidence it appeared, that the deceased, ; with several other Boys, on the Thursday preceding,. had been firing of an instrument, which they --.. called a teueh.gun„ beim part of the barrel'ef an • old fowling-Plece, - 'inid in which they had pUt two ' ounces of - gunpowder and some slugs. , They.then . ‘ placed the same in a direction. for the contents to strike II tree, and by one orthe boys it was fired off, when the instrument recoiled, and struck the deceased on the forehead. He survived until the following Monday, and then expired in great agony.—. Verdict, Accidental Death. PaDESTRIANISISe-.41) artist of _the name of • Mack, a native of Dorchester, has undertaken fur a wager of 200 guineas to go on foot 160 miles in 48 hours. He is to start from T*ickcnham on Wednesday morning, and pursue his totstsitoiverds Bath... I B o ximo.—A detetalned bol!ng -match-. took place on Friday last,. on /feather Heath, Hants, a few miles from Odiham,_, between Jais aeatd, a servant to Captain Favell ) a n d . g r o t if iat a r taemei, for 100 guineas: The soutesetssted an, hour and forty minutes, They fought biked for the last ten minutes an d . ' Brown who we, the more powerful Man, Was . the conquerot; he • fought for his own "cash. • - •,, ' ' Saturday evening as two, boys ,wernmousing themselves with gunpowder at a house in Bird. street, Oxford-street, a canister; Containing , about two pounds, caught: and exploded, by which accident several paysesraf glass were ,blown from the windows, the boys were severely wound. I ed, and a young child in the room, where the ex. plosion took place, was so badly, burl ; that it is supposed it cannot lire: . . .... ' I " • s • ~s by y, ,a __ ^. • . I • N , . . . EW STATE LOTTERY, to bo drawo in one Day, 14tb February, 1810. SCUFME. , 4 • . • 5,000 • 12 S.) 90 ' ,• lOO 44 '95 4,861) • • . 01, .4.1..,...t._ 7Veg. This Lottery i* opera the lain PlaiititweAstrts4ol only of SAO Nemben (fran I to 5,000 inclusive) t. bite nese . are :bar 'rickets of encb Number, which will he severally eutkled In whatever 'Prize is drawn against sorb Number; fur in/Mate, If Na. 1 should be drawn a Prise of 20,0001. • the fear Tickets of that Number will each be entitled to this 1 £20,00.) making, in tbe whale. 8880,000. Shares will be entitled to their Praportions. Tickets and Maros are on Sale at all the Offices. ; re ," 1. or by leiter, a ddres- 1 and tne 11AVE 131 . 11111.0.11. tatimn..st.•••-• ,•• - -- ---- _ „ ,near 13righten. 1 gularity ; huh, in a rase where there were so many minds ~ . AII/UUI ill Colltrolll4 ittlli SIICh an ex ten,:ve fitoidatiou to" lay, and f 1 - 1 Bog, who goblin the t.daT Lottery the tasou '.D. • I whew the order of the alphithet pros-rated, At its 'Try com mencement, so loam. ditheult and important subjects, it be- I: • following Capital Prizes In Shares:— .....,... the w EN C° M PAS . Y re ." ' came alms . 1 im l iontible la provideagaind canna itregularitiri el , d,..•fi. •• • te4o,tw . made it the liberal p.itrottaxe thfir ,t, the pablication. ~ . . lisilil .-. 4 • .et 0, 0 30 t,618 ....D . . . 4,111E, :1 ,A,c . ..4..,. 5,.)3 ~ at .. D perieltrelt. add f;KCI ft3 I Y Tillie C:tusl . hf delay, hosiverwitliwe -brew tea leek* . -10:5v ,•. 0 .0•• •••••• 1010 taw .• • .... ipp,) Mn. ace of their increasing Coot I than ii!'ter; whit* the p r oprietartscOldri•neyer have foreseen, . • bill ...i.;....0 • . . WO 401.6 . . C I %e , / 4 ' 1 . 2711, Svondi . "PP °- .Tia,l4.lra-,.n* retardations with strifFli they have b:: , t to am- . wr i est . * . i tirodo ... tod the _ poigicto.zeono t, to lose .no the 1 nes:nee plan as their OrsAl - few', ittthelertltintlital e A ern; inn evir* l - ,kik;lporecomptlied ihisd If &dr wish to purchase TICIECtii or SHARES in _ Ad Rartela-creel. i%lfm•efibeiel etheeiwlsave.aseattett ta-abe ,t wad lit ‘if LOTTERY, as il ly...eat w a si l o4 )ntv e llasot Ns and Fs- 6 " 'keel at the Wholel.nle For- . thearito we An . :lii ty. :'' icy 'akin, prompt* Irtr.. ,fflynal,„ .. nis vont was ow. on the grass. without m"' .. . ' men. iorc. , .. , Tvirt!7 an C u .! o;..itin , . of the vitor'a under their tales only NW Numbers, and back iade, and the Morley returned own e ye, ~; , 4 L -„!.,,, the ......:,.getwe sr of one who superin tended the printing of the !s rat volt. ue , rt.. I wan was Wog atetlo,ooo in PRIZES. who e cargo o f Irish Via,:n. and connected with o t o.tiiii-- p.intie..ii.m. ilitw far this new ar contribute to the regalLrity of publication, will he aster-. Ticket ; and Shaves are selling . nt both of DISH'S old esta blished Oilices, where Persons to the Country may, be sap- small or Cash, 1., aPer taw' any that base i . " 4. r, raiatt:einent wiltcontrilnite to the 1.-curacy and superior ap ley toast, Myna assiduous At- - -trance of the work, must ts, left do the decision of those o r with Tickets or Shares by sending their Orders Apes! pie 4 itledie to merit Scoutimance who ehmee to flake the comparison. How much it will ..or Carriage p Lid) acemnpanied wkh good Bills; Dank Nets, and I N. 4, CORNHILL, or 9. CHARING-CROSS. and el* sol d, and not le-e than a I toiled from its tutu.* progress. I -..------------... . • ii,635, the last aCSO.OO3, was drawn on the 14 t h Februar y , the r ......_....... emu. n._ Pn- ISO 7, and sold by DISH. him ich isit7 Move b-4 to ant- ki i r i ssi bi s Fries & atthet"1"1""1"411"1,, ICE titey with to Vctil it * Iv" " *N s ' s ' LOTTE iliretWrianwth. lowlier mopelied I - the N Et is Insy woe phinisseu, try mar-,•". a....,,.......• ...- ____ ~ _ ernoster-row. in 0.. e large tivo. volume, con - tabbing 750 • imps, price in boards, 1.35. 64. CONSUMPTIONS CURED. ne , pH E 111ONTIII.Y REPOSITORY of THE. lIIHE insertei of this, &Professional Man, who thi L OLOGY and GENERAL LITERATURE, for the JIL has, far the last ten yean, attended many Persons la- , ear 1809. (Vol. IV.] The Maahly Repository, which Insuring under the above I)isease. and by his extensive Prte- tn published in Numbers on the first day of every womb. tiee has been so fortuante as to discover a MEI/IC IN E that of ice Is. each, is devoted to Free Inquiry in Matters of is an IN FALLIBLE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS, by 1 ,,, sith, and to Civil and Religious Liberty. The present which Medicine be has cured many when given over by ensi- ..,."' dome contains, amongst a great variety of otteratlng arti- nent Physicians and when in the last stage of'a Consumption, I co, an account of Mrs. Marx over Sheppard, a Correspon- attended with ' Cough and re q uest of of Blood his , Friends, and Su. Under at rot et the Seaccarna's, with eight original Letters of these eircamstantes, and at the !e,l eight original Letters of Or. 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