The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-06-03 00:00:00

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ISURK. she InVedlklr told Proprietor of the &beet fit. r o sioeut, which, during the short thee of its Exhibilitut at IA Rooms. was honoured with the most flattering tor- Is 'Tian and pdtreascage of the British Public, must respeei ty , I „,l,, g isies to the Nubilin,Gentry, and the Lorrri.of "dillicsaad die deehanical Arts ip general. for the interniptioe ocensioned star P-rformanee, by an accidental injury the bistro...int Sus. mine d, as well as by his anhoequent indisposition and the load ~r a wet!-adapted Boma for the display of it% !Dawes*, and o mw has the honour to acmutint them, net only that the it6orEassid impediments nre rontpletrly removed, has n i..n ;bat he hos stall. ed Ni.sself of the isterval its improve coroioernitly she bledesui ism ood effect of the Pankartnonicop. Ti *; Aularganon, like. vs . , it self-performing fustritsuent. and constructed on principles' shaikr so those of the Panharmonicon, will, he hopes. although et compass and dimensioos. merit the sappruhatioss of the 3beicol Politic. by the sweetness of its tomes, and the pteclsion evectillon of a variety of the mat difficult and favourite piren. Wills mimed to the Pankarninnic.on, as that invention ha• oloqsdy hem; honoured by the apploese of a numerous 'lb is, Mr. t:. will wily confine himself to the staterneot or the sou p- fort of its coortsting of 112 flutes. 20 octave flutes. al dart°. sets. mot oboes, 4$ imuenier M trumpets four trefoil horns, kettle drums. cymbals. triangle. great drum, cotenom drum, he. ; beside a complete organ, all real instruments set in booms. ;ion and performitoce by mechanism algae, so ns to peifsrm, sat grand ocow.tro of wind instremeAsts, esserteces, phonic, marches, rondo% &r. sal which a ailment veriety, with the rrldition of the mint favourite Euglisk pieces. eirMl hitter be displayed. tdse performance will be eshibited three times a us. from 1t02,'2 to 3, and 3IN I o'clock. Admission, One Shilling. Al a numerous and respectable Meeting, 'f i eld at the sion of the Elephant, Tib-btreel, hl , inche3ter, the 2th h of May, 1612, sALEs. Mr. ST AMFIRLD, in the Chair, It KM Vuanimouily Resolved, 1. That, with the exception of a few individual( row nominal to net under sisch a hakfulioloence, lad to have cared to hr the efficient guardians of otsr properties, our liberties, and our 2.,Thot they have frequently permitted oi to he wantouly plunged into snotecessary and ruinous wart, by which we have lerb far provoked the surroundiog miaow rn induce th em to in. I terrain friendly intercourse, with us t ate thereby have vastly di minished, if dot destmyrd our commerce, and attain enormously intsommi nor expenditure,. that our burthens and privations are j become quite lorappirtable. S. That out nominal Representatives seem to be warped by th e Minister o f the day, as to set taptdae opinion at dream's., Oa that until the /tame of Commons m so far reformed se to feel with, and welsh the sense of the people, the people may expect to be everted lobo submission. 1 4. MUM is sow ackoowledged nod dielored by all intent ' feat and basest men, that our noncittal Itepresematiye. are be , coose so subservient to the Minister fur for time being, that it it essentially steresmry they be elected nr appointed by the pen pie at kepi to give them hutment sufficient to become the rent guardians of the people, an object mental to our welfare sad security. S. That so long. lainive, nod e%tenritso have been the sager. I fop of the People. that toilets it thong hope of epeedy aelker• awe be immediately Minted too *the politic i nt o o , th e th ,,,t dreadful consequences /My be *apprehended s tar thotighittih are& or thoumods may lb:. obliged th atorte, roilltum cannot be ex pee-ed to submit to it. b. That the only rational ground of hope is in a speedy ' en dies!, mid effectual Reform In the Coronado blouse of Paelin meat ; and therefore, as the rational friends of'peace and social order, We pledge ourselves to ti-e every constitutional swans in our power to obtain so.lesirable au object, and also engage never to cea se oar efforts sill thrill Abject he admitted. Titan Address it. his {Coal nighty's, the Prince Ilekeist. mod a Petition to tla./lootourishie the House of Colornonts. he iffullt &weir prepared, praying them to use their utmo-t rodeo roofs ti elect a radical and complete Reform I. the Commons D. a e of Parliament, and also restore to this afflicted =Mots the tiles MI A s of ;',,e4. .e. S. Taut a Committee of eleven, with power to add to their nany.er.ibe appointed to prepare she said Address and Felines', and tor. , route tar presentative, o het enf. 9. That a correspondence sitall be immediately opened a ith the Metropolis, mid as many populous Towns as may br conve nient, for promoting the object of this Meeting. .10. That Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. he requested to present the said Address to his Royal Highuess the Priuee Regent, and the Petition to the Noose of Consmons. VIIsDS. • fly KING soot LOCII r.P:. At Gsrir f:roat 11.1-1,114.10 Z. Kil,t4ife• 1, C .t.hl.l•Cirdett: on WED-, N 1 . ;:i1)A I', J une ill, mod following Dn), no Tweli , e, 1341t.T of the Collection of th a t e mi nen t Arflit Mr. JOAN THOWISN.sIiN, Lie of Nu. St. Mar deren.e.l ; Toni, ri 3 Or v..riet, fliori:4 Wed , . wwl 'Qfontriiiieffii, moth , of tilers' In glaze.) rt." l in w !Arts fit added a very volynble etimigionetif of rare litrtl• front CZIPI4/1e... 1 . 114 V. he viont-ri nn Tio , , , ln‘. Jane S. awl CPlll'l ll l l ' had. In 3 vols. 12nio. price 13i. 6sl. Ise ,rds. MEMOIRS OF AN AUTHOR.-'-- Bv JANE HARVEY. Author of " Ithelin," " Tynemouth CAIle," &c. am. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lou don ; and Henry Mosley, Sitinshorough. " We have urn scruple in avow ine that we have permed this with particular satisfaetino. 'We were pleased t.. hod n tale well told tint chantrters well drawn t the whale mar be recommended us a very plea.site: ;set forunwire. Some ele gant verses may be found interspersed. British Critic, March 1812. ~. N A Hisroat. • By Nirmer. KING nod LOGUE}... at their Grey? Room. Mtn ‘Kloe-virret, Corr.it-mwdem on FRIBA Y next, and yhrew following Oily., • r .!1 httlg RUM* of NATURAL HsToKy, late the Property of. Lieweenui-fiestejil . •. Rineiltratti, thee. aced ;f—Cortipriring inserts. Direv. and 1114 I)ravriog. generally from live Specimens, and mom hi. bl v *risked hv himself. Mavis, elewfd on I rbursrluv, sad Cata'ognes Md. ' Fiorhury Rep :showy, Finvbur)-rquare. • • By Mf. TO-NIORDOW, .lane 4. • EITAIAL weit=bred - seisonekl IIIiNT L ERS; 'mem. 1...7 lomat weivht- t ohm some. RI rikAC Rothiner% to n 4 • comfit:tan. and Mt trailers; .rverttl Anita of Comely, batenche, Chitriiii, anti Ctoriele Gelding*, of ;Jarrett enitstwiry .Arne An gle dim.; sevcrid goqd Homer, perferilv q& iu Karnes., awl fool trotter.; some veil. clever fior,rit, which haw hero. rode with troops; and !Attics' ll•nves ; 7I great ninny sw...ng Geldinonrnliltires, At fur min hit.r-...ll , iii.ranrhes, ptAlki . j'eP Ite >ll ttNPvernl handetunte (;.,I Always. Pon ies, Ike. • Of wham may be had, ETITEUA t a Tale, 3 •04.14m0. price I. bawds. • • ; . . ru, CONSIDER OP IT ! AV ANiIW Elt TO " I TO MYSELF:" • *-1k gner. _ltione c tisti 4,7rei dm, vire Ore Mame. 1 %It 1 01 1 ' T 4 ,1 A laitiric Tida l 'ln witiclit•• Thin lin bly;rl it istsibillv cnit.v4ie4l. • c•midei twit tpo aorpl4."-4tt A E'Lt run v. Printed fur Tegg, 111, Oltitoptide; wad E. Char pie, Pall-Mall. Alin : just ielibliAled, 3•Tolootto, GOOD MEN or MODERN RATE. By Mrs. Gwyn.. t I ~ T 4 I Ili INDIA 110 A WL.S. I LIE full value will .be given , for any particularly JL CUBIO.US SHAWLS. by oppl)ing xt WAITHMAN and SON'S Showl, Linen, , u 4 bliplia Ware bow. 101. bled-meet. earner of New Bridge-street.—An riegaucarledioaconatantly on wile. kL EgPANOL. Price Two Shillings and Sispen-e, NO. XXV. of this Spanish Periodical Work.— Tie preceding 24 Numbers form 'already Four Vitlooles Bro. which May he had of .1. Johnson and Co. St. Pour:. ,cnineh.yard, price 3/. 3, hoards. • A Numher of the said Jourtais puhlithrd nn the first lay of eyery month. coataining kl;soys on Political and Lit rare Jee*, several inter-sling documents conerrnink 9,l.iin soul her Coltinies, n progressive History of the Revoluti oi of Spanish Aoirrico, &e. &c. Orders for Sultscription. may he sent to ow B iokseller in the Kingdom who may regularly receive the Nombers from J. Johusonind twti price:, 6d. 11111 E 11011,SFS may be let o ff from any Garrido :X at steed. with perfect eh - and safety, by havinig.W IL LIA PATENT Ft VF.11.6, in the same winner as was put:nit-Iv exhibited n hi"oday. May. 11, in *GtOSVCilftf. place. urar. tuteratlrs. Currirles, and all rwn-w heel Carriage+. esav be built and altered to prevent the fregnent accidents winch daily occur. Apply at the. Carriage Lire Preserver .0.l ice, Nu. 7, Pape's ' i 4 1 i 1 t r COMPANION TO TUE COURT C &LEN DAR. By Gale, .Cartis, and Fenner, Paternoster -rots, is oat neat pocket volu.tte, red, ;wiry 6-. A GuIDE to the HUSTINGS and the tn. UOUSE of COMMONS; or, Voterks. end Candidate's Pocket Companion: in Torre ?arts; All th e Ads relative to Elections, arranged fu part moteria. tt. State of Repres4Nontion' ate. of ail the Counties, Cole.. Itor.d:x6B, &c. of the United Kingdom. lit. Farms ui Oatli,, Certificates, N.,ticet, &v. used at mite Husticas and the Home of Con.tuoos. With occasional Nate% . By A GENTLEMAN of the inner Temple. ROMAN, or. PARKER'S CEItENT;* nano- L 4 tared by elinrles Fraacis and White, 'oars, Wharf, Nide Deer foublini.—This article h used '4.4 statecointe, tort etsr- ao old brick house the oppeurtsuce et soar, and gyp finind fr o m experience to be equally durable. It is used in ..amp and exposed situations for keepio,4 out wet, sold also fur si 4k ioic tanks, rislrrws, toutevery sort of brlcksiork ander staler. Yuma:4rd, with direttious for use, .1* Five., asini Cask,. N. B. Fine French Barr Stones. • 11. That these Resolutions be puhlislitil io such Papers as the Committee may think proper. Pi. That n Sntretiption be opened foe the porpoise of tarry ing the above Resolutions into tired. RICHARD STAMFIRL I D. Chnirusan. The Chairman basing left the Chair. it was taken by Mr. C. SMITH. owl Liwanlmoaply Resolved. That the Tlrtitics of the hJeetiag he given to the Chairmen fur bis impartial conduct therein. i --• .t NO AND I.lll s aovuu Pt.AS •OF WRITING .bstst, . . . . • • Solely invented b y Mr. CA RSTATRS. By this New Method any Penults may learn in MX LES. SONS ONLY, a most beautiful Rowing Hand . AU those who write an itsdsll'erent hand. ur are out able to write quick and melt, would fiotrthis Plan of infinite ads:dotage and benefit. Some of Mr. Carstair's Pupils base been enabled In write one qua' ter of a folio page in one minute. One isstauce .nut of muss. suns, pert. p., bulbce : Mr. Gistli„ No. S. Little Knight Rider-street. seisms' CIITIPOIVI, after having nil:rived two les. owl- wait rapaibir of *mishit; 30 I lines liaseiu ting IMP words) in at be rate .14 live or bit liar, ill one atingle !! Mr. C.leititirsi has the holusur iif teaching several Ladies and G litteaneo. of the first tespert.sbilits. :speconssob isay Jhe *rem, alai references riven. on application to Mo. Cardnint, at No. 18, Nest castle-street, Strand. Account-NM the principal tend most Meal Winches of the Mathematics •Tiingbt upon an El prditias THE KiNG'S HIRTH-I)AY. TO-MORROW THE WHOLR OF THE LOTTERY • . WILL 13F. DRAWN. IIIIICIEL:TS and SIIARPS are selling by lIORNS- Or and C 0.46, enrishil). London. HORNRRY and C.o.'s is the only Mike whore ;he Vito Two 1 5 -0; 1 0 1 . weirsold4 audit* , where the Two li.s: 30.00)1. slieni w ere sold ; besides of . W,0(13 V of • O,OOQ 47 . of 2.001 lot. 500 bt: 7$ 101 All of. sr bleb war paid on Demand. ••• Orders by Post or Ca►rier. eiteeteed Mlib Fidelity and TiKororb. • RIRTH-DAY. TO-MORROW THE WHOLE 4)F THE. LOTTERT WILL RE no AwN. _ _ _ IICIIARDSON, GOOKUCK, and Co. (the Centritriani revetif. Waren the Pishlie, Hutt the STA'rE LOTTER Y will b e ll rawl to-morrow, the 4tb a UN E. SCIII 7 .IIE. t Prize of ,C 20.000 . 10.0i54 ▪ .5.1100 . . . ▪ 2...0.1 • J.().10 . 500 . 4*. 4:1 . 30) . tik) bl 40 . SO . SS . ant).4lo 10.010 0 gl Soloo 2.. 0.1 3.. 0 I 1.%1 t 0 1.600 I,BJO 1 atiO 1,500 1,500 1.600 till Mt; I,S2j • • . • ▪ 3.600 . 2,630 . 19,650 Only 8.01)0 Tickets. Tickets mid Shares are on yule b% RICH AII MON. GOOD LUCK.. nod Co. at their ()dices, the corner of Bask Buildings, corolla' ; and farm.; the Kite, Charing Crawl ; where. in the Lottery &non on the 3.101 Ant Iwo. they said the fol lowing C PITA!. PRIZLS. in tii Share- No. 5,514 a Prize of X. 40 11,313 - - - 3.000 11.4J3 - - - :WM 2.404 - - :1k) 10.60) - - - W.) 2,710 - - - 241 3,411 • • - - - PRIZES eichailvd' for TICKFrrs and SHAItEi in the NEW LOTTERY, in be drawn on THURSDAY NIA?, the King's Hirth•dar. 4th June. SCREME. 1 Pi ize of •620,000 is 1 . • 10.000 1 . . b,OOO . . 1 . . 3.000 . . 1 . . 3 2.000 ne0 . ..1 , . 4 . . 5,10 . . 4 . . 400 . . 6 . . SOO . . ft . . 200 . 12 . . 100 . . 30 • • 80 SO . . 50 X 20,000 It).000 b,00) 3,003 4.0v0 3.003 2,00,1 1.610 1.8100 1.6 0 1.601 1,500 • MVO _ 41 16 . . ti u . 30 . . 103 • . 25 . . 1,90 . . 15 . . o , lt FOOO Tieketr. W E 88, Stuck-broker, 17, Ludgate-street, neur St. Paul's. 21700 19,ti 0 • PAPITAL PINTO TOItTe, as good as new, to be Sold; it has the additioatti Keyr, Pedal, double action, inside De-k, and turned pillar Legs, Ike. has been used just long enough to season it, mode three months since ftw an Officer now guise to Portugal, cost 53 Guineas, will be Sold for 21 on.v. May be seen at No. 5, Leicester-place, from ten till four o'el-ch. A private hoase. N. B. A Packing Gme may be made for it, if required, and sent to the waggon Offi , e, for two Guineas. TO-MORROW THE WHOLE OF THE LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN. e I SWIFTand Co. (the Contractors) respectfully in form the Public that the Link-Lottery will be drawn To morrow, the KING'S BIRTH DAY. There are °illy $,OOO Tickets. with the following GRAND SCHEME. 1 of £4.),000 is £20,000 1 '„ 'Non - - 10.1100 1 : - .5,i010 - . 5.1100 1 : - SAM - - 3,000 I . , .• 4,01 k) - - 2,1100 3 ' - IMO - - 3 WO , 4 . - - _,___ 500 - 4,litlil 4 - - 400 • - 1.000 • 0 - 500 . - 1.8f.)0 12 . - no - 1,2.4 24 - SO - . 1.000 - 5,1 - - 60 . - 1.50.) 4,1 40 • 1.6,10 60 . - 50 ', • . 1,800 106 - . 23 - - 2,6i0 1.3 w - 4 - 15 - - 19,650 TW‘ets and Shams are telling at Sy/Mali Calt. (Met, Nu. 11. Poultry; Nu. 12, Charing Cram. aM No. 31, Aldgute 11401.41nmq. . . toASIMMONS and CO. respeettally acquaint the . w Nobility nod Public il3 general, Ant a saving from 40 1 SCr ceM. in the pritv of CLOTHES, by applying at the TAYLOR'S COMPANY OFFICES, M, Pito Bond overt ; .No. d had 481, Strand, near Charittg•Crom. Subjoined lei{ Sketch of the Ready Money PRICES : Best Supestioe Coat , . . .C 3 15 to 44 4 0 Ditto Suoei sine, or Super Great Conti 8 10 to •,. 5 5 0 Ladies' Ha ow . . . 6 0 to .6 16 6 Toilette% or Motseille• Waistcoats • • - 0 lii• to .0 18 0 Fine White Ditto, Dren i Ditto . 018 to r I 0 Rich Black Silk Ditto . . ' 1 41 to, 1 10.0 Wor."l.ll:4t"ckiite Pontalcoms • 1 oto IJO It Ditt. S•Threltd, very stout . * . 118 to 2 5 0 Cloth Paw: Anion' . . . 111 II 14 0 kervessuere Dona . . 4 4 to 2 5 0 Brreche. I b to 11 8 0 _ . _ _ . Prime Leather Ditto '2 12 to 3 U LIVERIES. Duffel Jacket nod Witistruat.anci Curd Breeches . 313 6 Suit ot Livery s£3 0 to 3JO I Suraout Coat 3 O•to 3 16 U Stout Boa foot 413t0 6 10 Overalls . 1 2tol 16 0 Terms of Contract by the Yes r, on comideratiou of returuing thew old ones 3 Suits per Year £l7 015 Suit, per Year ie - 26 10 4 Ditto 0 6 Ditto 30 10 Ou the same principle, for Coats only : 2 Coats per Y cor LW 10 I 5 Coats per Year £l6 0 4 Dino 13 Id I 6 Ditto . • 19 0 Gentlensen on joining their respective regiments. or going abroad, equips, a- ordered by his R.ll. the Cominandervin.f. hirf. Ladies Riding I):•esscs, undYossug Geollemen'sllussar Dills), made iii a asperiur style. Tile extravagant charge of those who take and give long credit has been a subject of earl:plaint, A. S. and Co. insure the Public they will dud a material dilreresire iu their prices from other houses s in cassemmace of conducting their buvioess for quirt payment. they are etiabled to sell for less money. baud other houses purchase their goods fer.—Cientleineo in the country sup plied by sending their measure, or an old suit. • A Suit of Clothes nt Nine lbws notice. ON SPRING DIED. • " 11 is in Spring," un,i rtes a celebrated Physician, 46 that einatitiniona diseases come into action a unit if, at this season, people were In adapt nu alterative diet ► touch humu►► Lubery wmild he prevented." Frill': NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not _AL only very matrishitug and pleasant to the palate, but ample es periroee ha proved it to tie mere efficacious in correctirm the catistaluti• a and panfyit4 the blood than the Li,hoss Diet Drjah. or Sar-aparillii. People suhject Jo ersrptions of the si hi, and such us are of Gorily, Hiltons, Asthmatic; or Consuntiptive Ha bits, will find !he Sasosi.fras Cocoa a most itivabiable • article of diet. l.i the periodical works on Medicine it is Mighty extolled, a..d its use hi isdoilted hs several eminent Physicians: Is is sold iu a grsund ante for boiling (in the mim e matter s c o lt er ), g,riie 6d. id. per pound, by W. Wilbur', Grocer, No. 39, strand. Orders from the country mast be accompanied al* taitiance. ~Ve..Jlr:.aJ=i It .. LtiftitAli AND U4tPUL tioucArioN. A S some Schoolmasters and Goveruesses may not Jl, )et have bet:ow acquainted with the valuable recent Bunks which enable them to teach certain essential and nubs peuuthk branches of Educati , m, by mears of Questions, or bY working at the several subjects (i.e. by tile only mews in which knowledge currim acquired), the following List is respectfully submitted to them for their ittformation: I. GENERA KNOWLEDGE. THE UNIVERSAL. PRECEPTOR ; or, General Gram mar of Arts, Sciences, and useful Knowledge; By the Rev. David Blair, price 44.66. bound. SIX HUA ORE° Qt.; ts.sTIONS and EXERCISES on the preceding, calculated to perfect the Student in every part, price Is. 2. BRITISH GEOGRAPHY. A GRAMMAR of BRITISH GEOGRAPHY, descriptive of the British Empire at. home and abroad, and in all its dr r ttttt •tances and relations. By the (tee. J. Goldsmith t with 7 Maprand SJ View mid Five Hundred Questions for L xerelie, price 4.. 6d. A separate KEY to flic4e QUESTIONS, for the Use of Tutor., price 9ii. sewed. S. CHRISTIAN RELIGION. FIVE HUN Da cD QUESTIONS anti EXERCISES rela tive to the I' •cis and Moral Doctrine. of the New Testament, being the only means ever contrived for implanting in young minds the pHoriples of Christianity. Be the Rev. 1. Bat raw, Author of The Poor Child's Library." p , iee Is. 4. ART OP LEll'Ell-WRITING. MODELS of JUVENILE LETTERS. on familiar nod or dinary subjects, with owner° is tapirs fa. Ere•cis•., being the tint attempt to render vetmiste Letter-writiog it practical branch of education. By the Rev. David Blair, poke :Is. 6d. ' Wand. 5. ART OF ORAWINn. • E LONIESI TS 4' the 'I r ••f DRAW IND, in all its branches, illustrnted by nearly 60 doe Eitzistiln4i, anti containing th:, c.:- tire ekinents of drawing in Spires, intim .14. truid.capes. Meter flowers, •fruir,' and natural Isi.tor— By George Hamilton, Draniuranaster, price 21s. half hound. 6. HlSroitlf OP F.NOLAND. • ...FIVE HU $t ORE!) QUESTIONS reiutive t • Fsets and In. feernees lit tiuldsinith's History of England. desigted ter rani ltariee young per•oos with the bioory of their own c By the Rev. J. Adair, price Is. 7. THE TUTOR'S ROOK. A TUTOR'S KEY to Three Toousand Q .e-ti .as Its the pre ceding Works; rtud also to the Queoions 1 . 0•• d minis ticati• mar of Getierall Grograph s, unit Itlitir's Grammar of Chemistry, price Ss. 6a. bound. Printed fur It ICU A R Pll 11.1.41 N. 47, Ludgate-hill i and to be had of 411 Book.ellers and Station •r.. N. B. Besides the pseeediag, the ...woe publisher his ju.t finisued w PORTA 141. E C YCLOPE 'IOIA or, Dictionary of Arts and Sciences. de•ie•e for tit • l ow asc i i...ls, asrd ys nuelekint present to yowl; persaits. Its' sac flee. J. C. . Witiklui, prier with p a ..w. Also. the POOR. CHILD'S LI Bil AR S . or. Guide to the Edge, and to Vii sue and Hisimitiess. By the (tee. 1. IthrrOW • price ts. LOCK AND SUR ;MAL DIStIi;YSARY. His Ro h l flightless the Duke ref Trek, Pis-silent, and the following Committee of (love-mon : Earl of Leitrim ['Colonel W. J. Janes, M. P. RiAlit lion. T. Jones Jahn Latisuctse, tel. ti. P. Rt. Iloss.ll.B.Sh-ridan,M.P. Colonel. Clements, Al. P. Hun. Cul. J. Barry, M. 1 1 . I captain James Hay. Surgeon ' Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Rapt! College, Lesbian. THE Patronage this Institution has received, for the exclusive treatment and Cure of Imo Sexes, Inflicted with Venereal Complaints, and their dreadful comospiencei, as strictures, debility. ulcerations ' tile. cotalocied miler the mi.. naveneest of a fitistletnan of the frrst profes4ssoal abilities, a ill satisfy the Public of the high merits of Mr. KIERNAN'S plan. and that by it the inconveniences of Public Charitiesare avoid, ed, whilst the young:nut unwary arefrotected aguisbt the fatal delis-ohs held eat by advertising pretetilers in this branch of prisms:es Since its establishment ih 14115,.1537 patients, of bath Sexes, have been cured, without confinement or injury to the cuustinition,and with a delicacy and secrecy hitherto unknown; many of those have lahhured under the most. chruplicated farms of the disease remit. ten to twenty ,earl. The first symptoms yield to Mr. Kiernan's treatment so a fe duys ; and where ajtpenninCe of debility comes on, too early application cannot be made to prevent the &auger that may ensue. The Surgeon may be consulted by either Sex, with the , 1 greatest secrecy, at his private anu , e, No. 41, Lower Char lottf-street, Bedford-square, from nine to twelve in the morn. nig, and from six sill nine at night; to 'shoal letters and other r , tsllllllllllolllloll.l. fro . llllolVll amid country (post paid) may be ad dressed, and will be pencinnlty nnswered. Jars published, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS nn the above DISEA SES, price 3s. RV F. Kierotto i and sold by Shervfood, Neely, and Jones, 40, JP:Jimmies-row ; and by nightly, 94, noel. f' • . • s_ , _ . !~.: _ • TAKE NOTICE. - I A . PERSON in tue Neighbourhood of Glasgow, I"Ili calkd a few days ago stmt.. Mr. Angus 1 1.0.mald, :trim. I t, irk-place, to that City, ,std informed him, that his Wife had . been dangerously affected with a Gathering iu her Lungs (as het` Skagen...termed it), attended with al omit% . sytoptamS, g t rom spitting, di ffi culty of breathing, &c. Ste. h .vatig given her. its ; moll doses, One Half Guinea Bottle of Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BAIA OF GILF.A I), s h . recovered ill the most ! stst.okisliing manner bet health and ssari!s, her complaint having been Rh reby removed most miracurionly. 6:3 - Sir. M•Donald has permission to refer respectable Eu. towers so she Party. • Ist December, 1811. Apwlethwwitr. pear Krtqr Dec. 2l, 1811 . 1 _, Ts DR. SOLOMON, Giletd-howie, rear Liverpool. SlR,—lsnistestked with the restoring yirtucs of %our Itighlt celek.rated Medicine, the CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, I i f... 4 Int self bounden in justice to snit, :nod for tit:. bettedt of the 1 , Pkthlic, to inform you, that earl) in lass spring I had a violent pain hi ink, breast, occornpauied with difficulty of breathing .aut 1 exceo.ive weakness, so that I cold(' scarcely walk. 1 citnti , cued for Sow time lalsuring , under the most distressing syrop ton:s; b. en, kkee'ug in she AA e-tmorltuld Advertiser, unaccount of sense cures petit retied in this neighisookimod hy taking the 1 saki Medi, me, to the latter part ut Sep.ekrkh, r, I procured a I Fonids Bottle II!' Mele , ra. M. 111141 R. Ri.autowalie, your Agents, by taking send of :fi b , before 1' 1 ' 11 1 . 1 :d i n w n::l. l p L inlit• ti :• " „ e ne i w f i e .s " re i . t i s ore ri :i h iT d m iv .; former health : which. thunk (h,d, I :1144 1:044* Ist and reentskr, Y, ur most übedi. ~1 fen AV, Witnesses, ISAAC II UTIII ril SON, I_ll/. and R. Rranibwalte. /Central. (aced 2S years. DERILury, STRICTURES, Sr , . irmi , RESSKE) with a conscioaipess that their de. .i..tho from the gertoal phut luntheets sitglav b• sir others, :ii.d improved in their professional acquire luents by the maturity or mar twenty years experience, Mr•t4fi. and CO. continue. with anabnted ardour, the eradication of those disordess which are the consequence of illicit indulgence, nr the destructive habits of the encousidernte Schmil-boy. Is professing the cure of these Ciimplaials,, they hold out nu in ducement to vice t but, sensible as all men must be of the ex! iiience of smolt calcite Stir!, thry 1.10 . 1. r their asaistunce as respdatie educated Surgeons of Liitido... and Of the Royal College of Edinburgh. In all cities of Siehl litic I ofection, aid in 'every emisplaint of Debit it v and Debci?iscs, whether arising from the infatualiou of a certain (lest , urtive Masi*. long residence in warm enemies, free living, or nay other cause producing a deficency Of mealy vigour, the patient may rely its u spe dy restoration to Virofiilla health. Their improved lamina caring Strictures of the Urethra has been attended with peculiar !therm Strictures of ten and twenty years' duration 1.:.1114* yielded to their to at ment in the short period of tine. necks. Several Nahlemen and n tentlensen of the erst respectability, who have laboured under this pniistul and distressing eisease, baying received a radical and permaaentcure, particul..sly requ..-t th..t reference me) he made mu them, in setisfictory evidences of the decided superiority of 111,- ,, A - A. Currie nod Co. ' s Mill of Treatineat. Moo) , of these Gentlemen had been tinier the care of Messrs. Home. He .vi side, and other Sin geons of equal emioe:ce„ who attempted their Cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by patients of either SP*, wits the greatest secrecy and honour, at their h..use, No. Ilattomcarden Pstients in Inc counts.... are requested to stale (he pnrtiriihrt of their c ISt, rve, nod general habit of lasing, &.. do . inclining a remittance for advice and Medicines, when , be-same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that s"" errey to essential to their widertahmg, the postage of letters may lie added to the Irrnwil .'UVIL.,.. ___ • • WLIEN Men of Education and Profemiettal Moll, use pet...ever* eteie,lVOtses to discos., ..w ! ode and certain teetotal of treacog as fras twinning Disease... l the_ oseee. , ,tal result. of astir etiperleace is CDC bra lone•rt . • shperioril. . • kte,,rs. (TOSS and CO, Surgeons, have be •n indareil tanks the rare of the f Rowing stir ofijeet of their portitelsr:wittly I,rl. a refirtlO lialaraer, fermi , oily capital-la:4 in Sonoleta ' iato‘irttline. tuid its Cone. Milani., Sti irtu , stud Glees.. a It% rn iimenved rho, ..re .p. eddy and elreeltiaii% ailed ; artiste art: ale, boat litnetkaoaltall aa14 . 4c . ,,,te.. 1, o ,g frrideore is real al etanitcy•or o peer% b..iltar, l ove, I ~) attliappits pur,ned by the tomb of holls.eses insba• ill 4 Plriilll,, orlwtrronetsi and ill Oa. UINTA ~aseArrar. le, of nervous diseases, %thick. it not timely revt eili..d. tea aninme.ii t ialpal , sire 14 1 Cuitsumplima. In that tiiwretaiag it.te oillehili ty Or deficiency, Whether the fsiltWtpleltOr ..f • 121 . 111 !MS or to ivinglrom any other cause, by which the itowct4 of the Cilltilipli/Pfl ili•tUnle correlated. as reguLirly educated Yor gemsf of Lona& they offer allrin, sate, mid speedy resin+ at iaas tit s•ittsid and vigorous he'fillb. The result of a look and extrusive practice hits enahled ilactra„ by a superior method. to' remove Venereal Complainta e'er inveterate or complicated, without suhjetiing the pati.ot to the least restraiast sat diet or exercise; had in recent Cates; kern an rally opplientiou Is made on discovery of Ilre Silty frequently perfumed cure in the short spate of tyro. dare. The iintirec.ede%ted stscreas of their mode of ireitaneen ( whiejt.im, never heel known to Ml in tine single net:nice era n pramiee of fifteen 'ears. during it hieli period many thousatiatpertatm.ofbells sexes have been cured, eyeilaif ter severe and injurious metho.:s bad been pur'sswil lay Other Practitioners withouittleut), iuduees them to thin. ponlicly offer their advice. - Messrs. •4411 and Co exclusively professing the rare Of ilittot particular complaints, in order that' they sway uot be masked by u mistaken few. with the obloqny . so justly attacked tai the ignorant empiric, think it but ji‘ttlee to themselves to stuteolant they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from different tails. mad testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer), that the success iesulting from their endravoars first induced them to quit the practice 4 the generol Practitioner, iuttlibey 'tremor,. that their peewit. lime constitute a fair ground for the unprecedeated confidence with which they have, by the Public, been at liberally ho. moored. l'atients hi the Country are requested to slate the partiett. lan of their ease, age. and manner of tieing, inelmaerg a Bain Nab for Advice and Medicines; and the some will be forivarded any part of the King d om. 'GOSS and CO. Surgeons, IS, Bouwerit-strett, kleet•slfeel• ;~,- BOOKS PUBLIMED THIS DAY. Second Edition. price •Th.. in boards, CRIM. CON.—A Novel, founded on facts. By 11. M. IBOBIARTY, Authoress of 's Brighton in an Uproar," &c. Are. The allure Wnrk, comprising modern events, has nirindy gone through woe Edition. It may be had of Blears. Sherwood, Direly, and Jones, Paternosier-row. ~; 1 T ,