The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-14 00:00:00

t?e•ADUT:A.Pre* 1 1 ; 11 ,•'-its.: .:-..NdrA ir ;',l ' ~;_lt ' \ V A ; 11 i;V C 11 • ..: • - t,IP• f"M VA. .. .. --.- • • , 3• ) ad V r ES I'M ~ ,--• • : \ , !) , • r ' ' . • .' ' r / .. 4 7; ., L ir* . : • -•; - ;'3 • . i CS AA , s 4 N, . , . . . , It t Lt:i i t,ti,tilv. - )t It )'. ' indr-)e ii..,.. t i~ 1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1812. No. 2071. PRICK. 6's. THEATRE ROYAL, MIUR: •LANE. THIS ENING, an OGCASIONAL AD- DitigAs, will e ke: ti. Mr. Klli,luu. After which their blajesties vaV, per, ` TIM; HYPOCRITE. T.. which lir added,. BEE-HIVE. The Scenery desiehe.l and painted by Messrs. Greenwood, Warinarl, Dixon. Demoria, Gents', Smith, and Capon. and their assistants. l'he Dresses by Mr. Banks, and Miss Rein, and their IllatAlaa 44 . The Machinery by Messrs.Underwoo I, I)rvry, he. The Decorations by Mr. Morris, Miss Robinson, &c. Leader of the Band Mr. Smart. The Doors to hr opened at n quarter past live o'clock, to be &at a quarter plot vi . Pa4o.. is. 4 Second Price 6d. Second Price, lk.—Lnwer Gnilery, 4..1 Second Price, Iw—tipper Gallery, 1..1 Second Price, 6d. Boxes and Places to he taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book keeper, at the ()Ike in Little Russell-street, from Ten till lour, and from Test in the Evening until the DOW'S are closed. The Bus entrances are in Brldges-street assts.—The Pit en trances :ire in tttissell•ilfeet and Wobarn-street.—The Lower Gallery entrances am in Koren-street and Woburn street.— The Upper Gallery 'lamer i• in Woburn-wreet only. se pee n ew violinist; Right of Prue AdmO•ion to the Thestne, hating complied with the Notice given ht PabMe Advertise ment. to sign their Names in the Book kept by the Secretary In the Committee, at the Treasury nice in Drury-lane, and hay ktg made good their Title of such Free Admission. three dugs at least previous to the exercise of such Right, will be admitted Flee to tar Theatre on nll Nights of Theatrical Representa tion or Musical Performance, under the following Regulations and Conditime :- Every Pc:MOS) claiming In be admitted Free, will he required to sign his or her mime nt the Door, in a hook which w ill he kept ready for that purpose, and will out be admitted without sarli signature. The ri t ht hand dour, leading from the hall in Brydges-street, sill iM opened for Free Admis,i.rin to the Boxes, and confitied is them only ; and nn Free Admissions will he passed at any other Box Door of the Theatre. Neither will any Person, not F l ee, be admitted to pass thtoogh the Fare Door. Free Admisiious to the Pit and Galleries will be received at their respective Doors in Woburinstrert only. Tt:esery great frauds which have heretofore been committed upon the Proprietors and the Public. respecting Free Admit sum, have made it necessary fur the Sub-Committee to devise th.• mo.t effect sal controul in a matter so important to the hite test; of the Company, whose they sire called upon to ad minister, nod to 'lame who are really entitled to the freedom of admis.ion. Far the present, therefore, they have deemed it expedient to exact, under the authority of the Act of Patliament, the con thiisto- shove :.teited for the prevention of (rivals, which will be strictly enforced —Singe Manager, Mr. Raymond. Vivant Rex et Retina. To-marrow, The Rivals, and Turn Out. NIA TER'g PATIENT COOKING A Pl'Alt %TUN. PT. I.I..:hIAITILE, Sole Agent, takes the liberty • of informing hi , Frieials &mut the PuWic he now exhibits f... thr otwone t t ..to. at 1.1. Wanthestor. 94, Cardle- Street, lloHoorn. It it the best Conking Apparatip in the kingd ; and the most clean, delicate, nod cheap No ie of steaming, stewing, roasting, baking, broiling and to.olint. A diiiiwr far 20J penal's may Ite dressed w itti lea than a peck of coals. N. B. * The Apparatus is generally in use, and ready for in spctiian horn ow to four n.clotit. LOW E'S VA FENT LIR I T Sti I ItT ING CLOTH. The *ulterior degree of finene*s. and ;me aw4ll64 tlelie4ey of tecture to which the raw mute.ial ie re• erred —previous to ben% tuanuf.setered (tin Alert attainable uni by the loo.irietcr) -renders this rubric trot mile .6f ;treater durability liorn alone, but the most pleasant, contfortaaile, and eon: ical deberiptien of SHIRTU , G eLoni ever iiiiinufactuien : it o a-ne• torautifull ; and *old at ab..sit the price of i ri.ll Linea, at the Oriel sal Wdreb..u*e, 151, netts `O. Paul's & if miiu k , Iluwell, and Cu. Pall ; and mintbrr 11*use iu Loudon. CAUTION. rrilE distinguished Patronage and universal esti- A mat .... in which J. T. ft MI E's celebrated MAGNET c R A /.011. TA RIXT t. now held, has excited much jealousy among Strop-makers and others, Milo heing totally unartsptint ed with the invaltuthle 'Kneels/sr making the Magnetic Tablet, have introduced comninn Strnr, calling them Razor Tablets, &c. thus imposing nn the unwary part of the Patine. J. T. R. therefore considers it a dot/ ka:miabent no him in pen chaser. that the only gsmome Magnetic Razor Tablet has um forint v heen sold a ilk J .T. signature, and nunaliered in red ink; none others can possibly be genuMe, nen will iinv nt the,g imitations pro•luce any effect synts it Razor's Edge, be nod the 4:Ali:telt) , of the inost enutiossit leather Strop. The genuine Magnetic Razor Tablet will renovate and keep Razor> in a most complete state of repair, without she W.4i.t. mice of n cutler, hence. sine material cause of Jealousy against invention from the most sini,ter motives. J. I'. hat recently ii);;;;;eil 7R..lr.itr Strap npmi entire new prin.apleb, ;Irk , 6d. with which, and the neca,ioaal n.enf Ilk Magnetic Tablet, be venture. to assert, that Razors onn‘ I,e kept in a constant Male of edict( tot perfection. with out any nutiliary—no grindinr, ur setting will ever be re quired. Town made 11.itaars, and every apparatus for shaving. are constantly on sale nt Ole Proprietot '1 Warehouses, 6:1, Cheap side and i 3, Park-stee r s, nrosvenor-square. Tile Razor Tablet and Strop, if taken together, charged lib. ad. A Tablet fur Penknives. Ss. A SIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the 111.0 Nobility and Public in general. that a saving from 4e In 50 per cent. in the price of CLOTHES. by apply big at MO TAY OH'S COM ANYP OFFICES, 123. New Hood street: Nu. 8 and ISI, Strand, near Charin;r, Crew.. alibi . d kin Sketch of the Itcady Money PRICES : 11cit Sopertlete Cont • . £3 15 to 44 4 0 Ditto Supertine, or Soper Great Coats 310 to 5 5 0 Ltilies' llntots . . . 6 0 to 616 G Toilervi or Mameille: Waistcoats .' 016 to OIF 0 View While Ditto, Drew Ditto • 018 to 11 0 Rick Black Silk Ditto . . 16 to 110 0 Wonted St..ekine Pantaloons 1 6 to 110 0 Ditto 11-Threml, very stout . • 116 to 25 0 Cloth Pant/doom.. • • 112 to S '1 0 Xersevinele I)iito • • 2V to 25 II Brerehe4 . • 1 6 to IIS 0 Prime Leather Ditto 212 to 3 3 U LIV ERILS. Dulfel Jacket tart Wnistcontoind Card Breeches . 319 6 11.,n of Livery £3 0 to 5 10 Surtout Coat 3 0 to 3 IS I) I Stool But Cunt 515t 0 6 10 Overalls . 1 '2 to 116 0 Teruo of Contract by the Year, on eurritlerntion of returning their old ones ; S Suits per Year 411 0I 5 Suits per Year £l6 to 4 ti Ditto . 0 6 Ditto . J 0 10 On the same princire, fur Coats only s rtl $ Coats per Yea r 010 5 Coats per Year £36 • 4 Ditto . 13 10 6 Ditto 19 0 Cemletnen un joining their respective regaents, or A ren t nitro id, emu i to, sot ordered by hi. It. 11. the Commotider-im ic . Lathe. Riding Dremrs, liadlfaung (ientleinesi's Muslim Ditto, mule in a superior style. 'Pie extriaysigunt charge of those who take and give loog credit km teen a mhject of cornpli int, A. S. asyl Co. assure the Public they will timl a material Merrier in their prices from other house.: in consequence of conducting their business fur quirk pa)osent, the ate mudded to sell for less mosey than other hott , es ' , archaic their gorie fur.—Gentlemen is the country sop elle.] by whiling ohm measure, or Vl* lad suit. •a . At Suit of Cloth es at sine Hums atqlice. TO THE INDEPEN DENT*I VERY OF LONDON. GENTLEMEN, lIA V E redeemed my Ploilge--the Poll has closed it —.in Wednesday the numbers will he declared, and I shall net have the honour to be included natal,.. the Attar citisens woo will be returned as Nom Representatives in Parlitteame. The .respected and unanimous riven of a Meeting. numerous and respectable, induced me in come forward as a Candidate tor year supp.irt. My compliance was not, however, accompanied by an., snnguine expertailoos °Nieces:. Painfully acquainted with the situation of the country, I knew, that if success depended an your real sentiment., it must be ntesitteil. That situation I knew mutt appal and direct sue. Thousands of yourlcountretnen ninstinliv periA,unkiiiiwa and an lamented, in hopeless expeditions and on distant shores. In supp irt of this sanguinary and protracted war, daring the nine first years, endlig on the Rfah of January last, SEVEN HUN DRED and nowt a LuoNS.TWO MUNDIBD nod PIETY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS have been wrung from your reluctant bands. A funded and unfunded debt of 670 millions remains an unsupportable burden 4111 yonrselves and your posterity. Durbin; the present year, rho expenditure for Great Brunie alone will exceed the enormons amount of 95 millions sterling. That es tridker, is annually itagmeetel, met oar revenues decreas e . e deprecintiimef our palter praeerd, in a radio fearfully pre *revolve. Famine bar alarmed us, and oar starving manufac turers are aiinnst impelled to rebellion by despair ; set is war wish our brethren in America, descendants from the same pro gen' ,is ta consummate our folly—te augment our distress— and to wither oar last hope by depriving us of a market for our manufactures, exceeding 15.000,9001. per annum. To these fear ful circumstances I was persuaded that you could nut be insen sible. I knew that you could riot wish that inquisitions into your property should lie more vexatious—that the ballot tar the army Afield he more strict—that not only your profits, but even your CAPITAL. should be assailed—dint pros isimis should he come quite inaccessible to the poor—that sinecures should be perpetuated—that war should be eternid—that Amin iris should not be propitiated—and thin from Innr-fifths of the ;mind:Hien of Irel.rn.l conciliation should be withheld. At 3UCII could uol be year seettments, I knew that it was only by force, by fatal and destructive influence, that you could be induced i b ri elet t your Representatives Tell a 110 will mitintlin the very ulna-sires you now deprecate, awl must pi i'innnenthe deplore. But I knew that such for. • wooed tar displayed—that the personal influence of the three Candidates si ould be directed in aid the.r mutual triumph, and that tee lodia House, and Al the public bodies dependent for bring on the smiles of Gowns. ' meat, mid the obnoxious s :stem which 111,', ujihaal, would concentrate all their power- is crush you- .1 ign and oserstliclin Nll4ll' hiiper. And I pine •isred that, dent lute of lists, ignorant of your re.itence, resolved to abstain from personal applirati.ms, precluded ft inn effective arrange- nem, and dependon.; ..my en de:4llbn), though generous laliaurs, I could not, in the de graded state of the public mind, v,ctorintedy centrist, against caineetitors powerful, opsi sit, exptlienced, and combined. Thew Nei. eltsisions a •ve been real ta.d. Friends, whose Ap p.,01,„11,„ of eb-ersati in were correct, asaure me, mai all my predictions Is ,se horn exceeded. and that experience alone could have misused them to believe that such varied and power ful engities could have been ernoloyed. Against influence so unworthy. but so powerful, I did not succeed. But, although my fears were sealised. I rejoi, e that I nereteei the invitation which .on gave. That Alderman Combe,whte for twenty years, has beau the consistent advocate of Pence, Liberty, and Reform. tmid, in censequence of this mutest, have been placed so far above the other Caitidates, mutt demonstrate yaw real sentiments—meat fill your enemies will. dismay, and iseimate, me with sincere delight. That amidst :all the diradvnidages which 1 have detailed, Tun Thou sand Three Hundred and Seventy-three Independent, romest Fell r w-citizens snoted have bestowed Oil me their enperchaaegg voluntary vines, is a proof that the love of freedom N et sively prev-si,s, and has conferred on me a distinctio sof which monarchs might he proud. And ►assure yier, that lam re content tube defeated w ith such support, than I should have been haul 1 ohtained a triumph by ten thousand suffrages solicited, extened, reluctantly ciniferreil, from victims dragged up un willing to the Pull. But, disgusted with such deeds, I must pefarin the more pleasing duties w hid* I have now to fulfil. During ire progress of the CillatiSt I have experienced detniinstranoth re esteem wit ch 1 can never forget. My Committee, for their graiil4oll.• list. fat , gable efforts, deserve my pre-eminent praise. Toe en thibiabliv ana, hinent of the irhabiuous of the extensive Willits riser which 1 mogistertally preside. I 11111 most happy to lies (vote and to record— be.aase that kindness must eviller that my tiaras ter it bighis esterinted by those wito‘e opportunities of W.W.I AM/bill (save urea long, emihviot, and correct. To my friends w hie not accorduig with all my political opinion:, have, froai per sonal esteem, enuferred on me their aid, I present my most grateful thrusts. And I would attempt to offer adequate ac knowledgments to all the independent men who, from principle almw, have otlarded me t.sir aid, but that they do not require such frown—Mrs are ..bore my praise—they are exalted by virtue even in this degenerate age. The ispitrotbilion of their consciences will be their ieward. They have aleorded an ex ample which even their antagonists re4PtCle nail which Poste rity may imitate, and n.ust applaud. If the etainale on their future efforts should he attended With future success, they a ill beeriest the Hansedens of lager tines ; a n ti if they mad myself slimildate destined to weep over the rain: of our (-motors, we shell derive some eraiwitaiiim funs the knowledge that we bane not aceekeratee her don atilt, but have eildeamlnired to pre serve anti its restore the institutious of our fathers stud the glory of our native land. _ . - . Sanctioned by the di.tingui,hed favour I have received, and unwilling in abandon inv country in despair, I shall again pre sent my :elf for your suttrctre, a believer another vacancy in your repreientatios, nr antsileer election, shall occur ; and 1 doubt not but that even gucater obstacles, if they can be collected, will then be prostrated hy your renovated eeuri,, and by sour pre-arranged exertions, rudest by well-directed zeal. In the mean time, I ,hall continue the conduct which has re. commended me to your ' , ocelot. To my magisterial dories, sh4l continue faithfully devoted. Your municipal ri4htv 1 will defend. Your local iinproveineno4 I will promote. 'nonuniots for the instruction of the ignurom, and for the diiii ihu• ion of Bibles to she poor. 1 %Via uusiou-ly suppoit. Oppression stool find in ins a steady foe, and rellipons and civil litmus n devoted ft iend :--and avoillag myself of every opportunity st bich my si ination teat so 'lightish tile public evils we lauseul, I wi!? elokivetir to jnnify site conelenee you hove disphyed. and loot, perfectly to demonstrate the unutterable gratitude which aintuates my heart. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful servant, MATTHEW WOOD. Falcomsqoare, Monday, Oct. 12, ISM TO THE FREEMEN OW BOSTON. GeNswesizsi, 1 1111 K distinguished honour of being returned to Parliament for the fourth time, by your free :Mei nn biassed sutfrages, is no unequivocal woof of your Appftlirit ion of my comities, of your enactment to Coe priocipies *lnca placed the litou-e of Hanover on the. Throne, and of your de termianti )))) to preserve., what you so no:ily brained upon my first Llectino the Independence of your Borough. The deep a cid grateful sense let tertian of such repealed marks of your favour mid partiality, will be the best expressed in an unremitting tiste..iiiin to you' public and private interests. Your public interests, front the tucreasiog difficulties of the e y, ore hourly becoming noire important, %hillier it be necrstory In pro-reuse the war with wisdom and vigour, or pos sibly to obtain pence by stideratioa and sincerity. It is also essentially incumbent on your Representatives, in times of convulsion like the present, to guard she C•oisittio . rigaimt domestic, at well as the Country front foreign enemies. The Invasion of your Island is not more to be dreaded nwl re sisted, than the Invasion of vow Liberties s and while Parlia ment should do every thing for the honour aid support of the Monarchy, it 511,40 do any thing but attempt to lOCIVIne the power and prerogatives of the Crown, by abridging the Rights and Privileges of the People. For your private and local Interests, they also are meriting an itisuortunce from your spirit and industry, which happily are of MI loess odvomage in your Country, thou to yourselves; and 1 it will ever be the most gratify irtg part of sny duty, as long as I shall have the honour of being ynar Represeutative, nirvanas the utmost diligence and assiduity, is prosnotiag every meaavre calrubited to advance your Trade, Agriculture, and internal Prosperity. 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Liver Complaint; Jaundice, Dropsy, Itimpin&Xiiugh, a nd last, thongh not M ast Is be dimpled, that kcimme toilwaltb mid liappinew, the Venereal Disease; the two killer be en gages au cure, upon the Ono attack, in from three to eight da)s, , as/ the amount of the charges is never abate Tea Shillings, and seldom so such 41 Five. • Please to apply at No. B,,Silver.street, Fleet- street. ••• Advice io wriuos ibiU be giteo gratis. SALES. Ihistwiry Repu,i!nry, By .11r. HULL TO-VORROW, Oetther 15 SEVERAL we l!-bred seasoned HL r 17E111, mum. tern 6 t wet/210; ?IND .•Itre i!rni 11ark:•r>,• in 2ollid remtlition. and fast ;ran ; ,rsrral ;nits CA. ‘Cii, 3,r•Awh Chariot. mid Curt icir (;44,11. , 5, 1.1 iittr, cm ; ?“1. gle good iirrfectit eta.•: • 11 Lamer-. mid (rot nutters; smut• verb• lever hor.o. winch h ;we. t ) , as rode with tr n gst anal i'l•rfrw; a gent u.n.ly Geldises and Wired, at fAnr sent Wax% t,'fi!-r.mche•.l)..l.chrt.,.. Alt* alms several 4.unlsomr• 6%0 . 0.4 Ays. t'sa'rs. &C. Neat T.two It -.Admire. 111 .60tofl tek-Aqinire. By Mr. I - 1614)Nsi 11:1A v•roN. At the /lowliest 'Mort, hes.: ow Itithi. •I'O-MtUt t)W. 0 t. 13, sit 'Twelve, by Vi fire of au Eee f eoco s , from thc h!..• Ituf LEASEHOLD respectable brick-built DWEL , A LING-11(/11'41•:, muss inmate No. 3, 1-Istilo ;- street, Brans% 111•4+111110r, elrk,urt &ISM 411 r. to• 41414 W parloor. cwuvrmist etakashcra,aill situ, gaud issehe.., wash-htiww, (psi sassi wi...• era/wing. u,al yard, is; eseellew n w'lrssusuire . burnedinte psokw,..issu; held us; le.ee fur sin e A 1;•wove i..rtr, nod subjecs 10 It Om relit. • May hr viewe.l nt psee , ilinc the Salle sinsl rria . cl P.... ticul ins had an the Pronti , es; I • attl Witten. 8.44 tt Caide-street, Calresa. , titutre ; and of hlr. Drayton, Au• :I la • M:1111. - - -: - N. 11. On Mond•iv, the I9sh, nin he sold all the taoder.. and Rent. 1 Iluss-eossld lutuiture i Caialogues of %Walton,' I.• sas at) oe.. Elegant PututiogN Di %%nip, Stock or Maur Illereery, Linea Dr. very, Hosiery, ttc. By Mr. Ei)IIUN Mt A Y TON, At the Auction 3lart, near the flank s on FR I DAY, Ort. IS: at 1.1 r% by Order of tile Ats.gacci of Jum•pn Dunn, a itaut,ront,__ Asuoatron. assortment of PAINTINGS and nit AW IN GS, in gilt fr.. • : broad dota l ., remain?, frill cord, blue stocking, jents ivn .1, and contra tower, tn,11:111,..tiolloon. mean bilk. In it, .mend, button,, his.hhi-, The listen draper) mud ho,iir) compri..es j trews awl ce,. brie 11111.iilk., canvoNCe tore, 041.4., he. oce: May he viewed the morning of Sae, and ..b.toodta Mod .4 Mr. Drat ion, Auction Mut. tienteel tu.d Modern Hon*bold Funtitare. Library of fir. liruww k-ooqdare By Mr. EDM UN D ORA V roN. (In the Premises, No, 5, Ilndldo-strut. it:11144 ;1(.1.111141 - 0. on MON DAY, Oct. 19, nt Vittoe ol od fr the Sherif of Nlodle•-• a. ALL the genteel and modern lIOUSEIIOI.9 1.11/ It Nil UHF:, t•.u.pri-inor matioiney foul pest, tent, linlf tester, ond bureau bcd.teddi.oith fur•,itutes ; child's cut :tad crib ; othir b,ds, usai res4r;, :old 'de do: :og ; chins', ono:don, aid rood mortise srint4ow enridlotos. o itn 4`4llllClr 91;1111,1v..ly colnitiode elood. of dr.soeri; Avows, pier. and dressing gl slos ; tooter Mirror ; rich cat go.o• Oreci:oot and hit: latopi; library of book. ; set of too , :ogoooy •difo, tarot. and It ol table.; cellarets; oa.s j !panned .-...t.• t chain. with sofa In cot:4Np. a:I : bora ; ;•nd nod' iefoo; Rica; gur:e lire beferibg carpel' g g oil cloth.; geiitlerr, tire Irmo, good kitchen requi,ties, IThI variodot ot..er accts. _ _ Ala) he viewed t%e Satorday . pren ding 1 le Sale, and f lo l aes had off fix Preraifer of N'.l Koitlit s &flit Mire, (koftl.z-sheer, rok;ofesquaee; 4.' i Mr. I/mynah, Akita Mart. By Mr. MILL, Oa the Prelate's, Black 11..n.e.eard, Graf, •Ina.lene, nn.l Rea+i,h Tnegn, TO-NoK R u*, He,. 15. law. Lowing Oar., at T%, rive "Clock, by Ogeeeti 111 l of me :*tietiT of M , tidle+e ALL the valuable Stock of COWS, HORSES, COACHES, 6168, of a Com•keerer and Markeey auto comprottle 12 tine filch ens" •f tne tta.org-httrnetl York+hire hreelg 1i tarok; .gctive dratn; lit horses, now is, an nuli owe ; 3 grunt hackney ennehe. ; 12 tict.l.ome +ingle.hoisc RliCti a col "eh ...twit+. cut tele, nod :alt.e lettite.st excellrnt Inly..cnrt with :trin.. lad N 03111:-fa 4.41 new within the Inst +it month+ ; breeding tow, fluor "tare old wheel •, iron._ tinble utest.ils, &e. Together with the t , ...tg HOUSEHOLD FURN atilt E of the usual de"ct igstitm. Order ofStile: First Hay's Sale at Blarlt ilatWlyard—Hurears, Coaews, Gigs, Names, Carts, &_C. Second Day's Sale, at Two o'Clork, in a field );r. Elmira. Id's, the Krnthlt-town, Stoo; Cows, etc. Third nns's Sr, lent Black horse-yard—Hmiselauld Feoneture and Dairy Utensils, &c. May lw teleaed tn.morrow, arid till the Sale. I lepeo4ru...e may beheld on the Premivs ; ne %..wmbly 11.1u.e, K,..11.11- ' town; (isle-house, flighp-t • ; tck Boy toil Still, /hoop stead ; Angel, Wilsons' s luck, I Ist ~,arkot ; Ro.t. Inn, Smolt ; •.oil of Mr. Hill, Nu. 1, e ar•iio—ir se , ce.anrory Sole. A CHALLENGIP MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons late hi his hlajesty's service, cbalk'ue the %hole world In prove a single instance whi-ie their Mediciiie awl Method of (:lire have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this particular hrnarh lit their profs.• h... lot given rise to nue ur....uccesisful case. they continue ••• direct their studies to treatment and cute VFNEKLAI. COM. PLAINTS, :.lid that derangement of the swoon, which iv the cioaequence of the pernicious mid wriiteful effect, to a habit h org and ino.l uohappily piirsned by ‘0uti....1 both se sec tat the sine it ail! tie found to be the unfailing -mace of liareetamio. the other have its rivagei fatally developed to Oren by • dis. treseing slate of hich, if not tt•iiely remedied, tern& notes in Impotence. Thmie ar e u, telllllll. cheer, 5 while convumptiors, loss of lati.eular power. and Vikrlol/9 ner vous complaints, ti.ually char., lei Ise the e•tiliest stages of tit;. , solitary vice: of person. ;older disorders iocideiii such a hahit, their treatment nt intpl. ,: 0 ,.l its, never prole.! up. successful in the rouse of it long, laborious, owl toilette% lettdri practice. In the ntin.t .ibvtinate and complictted (WWI. of Ve• Defelli infection. su c h to. ohstrucri 416 in the ur-thro, snotwv z - crescent e!, hard tumour:, callous nicer,, eruptions, scatinal weaknet;.., alecis, as tit,. STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have bafffed the skill of other pro-Of...cm, are, by tht.lr pre:..t imiittivedspina of trentnieo, effectual') laid pertormently cored, a:tircut fli p:diem 'saki nag escrociating pain and alarming i.eituirchrsge which tretpiently follows the .... , i•!icatiot of the eau . In the con r-e lit t twenty yeas e practice in rah metro polls, numerous rases of vim, tures have been and are daily gui der their care, . • total eratiicatniii of watch is etFrted it vale, certain, una expeditious mode of pinetire, m i tecint to nity other yet adopted. The weakne-s, re: ix.nion, sad proceeding from this complaint, iv spce4tlv ..em ve , •. nod the patient restored to vonni and vigorous health. Bet wlierellw debility has for years existed, a proper prrieveouice in their re. storadve regretter-A, atter the stricture has been dessioved, if 1,1- dispessa..ly ergo:bite to revive the slumbering; %right, of life, awl to re-animate tits. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Graf respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the ro ws al of complaint,. of the tireth , ri, strictures, &c. 1 hod tutting received a rads. al dual ;sermon , nt cure, request th a t y ie r e y ette s may be given to them, us sati.factory evidence. of the deeMen. superie. it y of Mei‘set. Conk and Co.'s pints of Maoc of these Gentlemen ho.e had et►i(sare, fr.an tea,to twenty years, and had been under the care or Messrs. Home. Heaviside,. avid other Surgeons of equal eminence, who httemyted tl.e *NOV by the apptimitssiti of the lull sr ensign., without niecess. Patients in (be couotr) ore requested to Wile the vortical-in of their case, age, told genet al hausit of lis in,. tkr. &c. inelosine a remittance for advice gad ..divines. when the risme will he given or sent to any l•art of the It inittl.le To. etabliee .h•tt ►• Crecy so tu tacit. undertokine. the austage i.t lewt, may he &styled so the nrcotint f.sr ••vdicioes. Mears. Gurrieand Cu. may tuvionsalted by either Sex, a;::► the greatest deliv.cy, secrecy, nowt Isoreipir, at their house, ;s.a. 207 : liattorporden. 9th June 11109. - 107, liattoo•gardea. • 'I • • i , Tif rit E-ROY AL. COVENT-GARDEN. T S present EVEN I N G, Oct. 14, will he oerf..roned, 1 / 1 lARRO. To u hich Kill I. KILLING NO MURDER. To.otorrow, The /EDON), with Alithu.