The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-22 00:00:00

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In which will he added, the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTIIEIt GOOSE; 08, THE GOLDEN EGO: ' Mother Game, Mr. SIMMONS; Colin, afterwards Ifade is, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. t Squire Bugle. afterwards Clown; Ir. GRIMALDI; Pantaloon, Mr. NORM AN ; the I,isile s il o Boy (with n Ho rn pipe), Mies WORGMAN ; Woo bile, Nladaino LOUIS. Th , I l ors will be opened at half past five, and the Play be gin at hslf.pr the a 4 sig. Kars fo Roves to he t aken . of Mr. BRANDON,; at *Nes Box•Otiee in Prince S-place, Hart-otreet, from ten till ta Box m. es is. Second Price 35 . 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. ' Second. Price 2g.—Loser Gallery '2.. Second price 15.—Upper Gallery' ls: seennii p r i te 6d, No numb, tore returned. . • Ott Tnesday, Spied the Plough. To which will be added, The Waterman. . - . T O LET, and the LEASE to be SOLI% of a HOUSE and SHOP, situated in the centre of at ripulnns town, Ten Miles west of London. It. wi ll he wand an namintapllll3 OrpflrilanUy to any person who . cocas:sand Al5O. The estabhsbed trade already attached toulbeloooe, may be conducted by a 'tenon whose husband may have employment in any other capacity. Fa further particulars enquire of Mr. Wm. Clark, Ap proi.er kr. clerkenwen-green, Londotc. . .. • A R ECENT DISCOVEieI . in the Art of my*. HF.AD-DRESSES, upon a new and improved or ililterent to all others in thiLeountry, being • rnitsr ATURE, and for which his Majesty bus lately ganted Ins Royal Letters Patent.. VICKERI"s Name being 'blared conspiconinly ip phops sheiti4 Ise has no 'concern, pleae to observe his direction is, 6n. 6, Tavisiork-street. Zovent-garden. „ A NEW INVENTION. tj AlO G a N n ei N c ha a ir nt u l e4 S 5, A 1 an N u D fac E tu kt re S rs , toPtaht ei e r n t S Majesties,, and to the Itoyal Family, have the honour of infokiing Ladies Graletorn then have invented a most complete an& cle pall minus IV RATING 'TABLE, in the shape of a Globe: nr.gslari% novel, and most ereeedingky grand as& hnndwimei; ;vat which they beg leave to call Pitta Cabinet Globe Writing 'fable, out of respect to that ever to be leunented grea( and good Statesman. !d. and S have also made several Improvements on their Pa lest Imperial Dining Tables, which are now allowed to exceed WI others in every• revert ; likewise the Inysstors of the such-admired Patent Trafalgar Sideboards and Ts- Ves, so usiversally approved of, and MaPurafautery of the l'a rer Eras, Screw Bedsteads, with various ~lntel Improve nfots reeved* added, at their 17phelvterrnad Cahlott- tutu fictory and Ware-rooms, it; and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. The oew-haveurut Clone Writing Tells was abactineig grist: manttfactured uthiPr (Se immediate Directions and Orders of bi Olt Nod SANDERS. TUNBRIDGE WELLS WARE., ._NEAR. ALBANY, PICfPAOLLIrIf. DOBINFION begs leave to 'infers* his Friends audthr Public, that he is constantly receivingfrinn his Ma swfwetorfa fresh supply of Goods of every descriptloo in ilsi Tunbridge Ware Line, the whole of which he is ennbled.to sell • )vindemle, Retail, and for Exportation on us low terns, as ligo• Ease in London or Tunbridge Wells. A great variety of articles made of white wood for Ladies to orturnest—Old Tunbridge Ware repaired and varnishe.4 or taken incteluinge for uew.—English and Dutch Toys, *Mk all kitis of genuine Frenchand English Perfumery. the Cu:instable Game of the *)evil and the Ismaili* Fish to h net with in great variety at Robinson 'a Shop. NEW AND FASHIONA43IP. SILKS, FAMftoY MOURN iNfi, per. J 0 04EPti SNUGGS, AIEttGER and' fitikrni. FACTURER to he MA:UST - Y, hog The hoilonVer all 4 Imitating to the Nobiliti e 'rlentry, nod_bis.Frietads getterally, Via; 1:., late Partnership .tnarinif expired; he has removed entirety tom Chando6-stteet y ,io No. 20,. his Cornet' of Ileariettaliretl, Own-garden. :. ' . J. S. mat tatooft of dris OppOrturtity to presest his mast grtteftil Thanks for tie eri , distinguiNhed preferetice he has so I.ngexperientrd,aodrimpectfully solicits a rntlittutoce of their Mali Patromage to lieoew Finn of SNUGIGSIIIId C. ' 1 gavim completed an extensive Atiortmeitt of new, eleenrtt4 and fashionable limas adapted to the iktettii, ftlellao Ned. .Inslits, plain and figured (lauses,!Ote. with,. Lusfres, ,;1"toP, and vai n ,, Crapes, Bombazeedlt. adult eiery Artiett- rot' Court and Family blouraiqg, all of superior Make;:SN GS NKr tom Co. rrque,t the Favour of Ladies to honour thins b an In lyceum! of their Productions, which' thl, flatki. " r ' Time. Elegance, and Quality; will be found not infert.ol4 to lib , and at stich P r i ces as w ill ensure g eneral Ap probation . ' No. 21), the Corner of Henrietta - street , Uovellt - diirde°' I THE REAL JAPAN SLACKING, MADE I.IY , DAY' and MARTIN. • 'PIUS Invaluable Composition, with hilt the -K usual laheur, produces the most beautithijet black ever he'teld, affords peculinis nouristnnent -to the leather, will ilfet toil the finest linen, is perfectly free from any unpleasant and will retain its virtues in any elintatr. Sold wholesale by Day and Martin, at the Manufactory J Iligh-llolbern ; retail by F. Day, No. 7 Tavistock;: Meet, Coveut-gardes ; W. Day, 80, Sucall e nie-street; Astelk No.I, Fineb-lane ; and by the principal Boot-maketa, Per fumers, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis; and in every Toird ilitMghent the United Kingdom, in stone bottles, price Is. 6d.. ears. MPRESSED with a tansciousneis that thekt IL deviation from the gaserisi plan* bee" highly beneficinl to others, and improved in their professional seriatraiweate by, the maturity of near I years experience, Mews. CU alt iE bid Co. continue, with snalsated ardour, the eradication of those Disorders which ore the ueoce of illicit indulgence, or the destructive habit s o f t h e inconsiderate School-boy. In profess ins: the cureof these complaints, they hold cut no inducetemst to i _liire,hut, sensible as all men must be of the existence of such ca 'amdial they offer their assistauce as regularly. eilautted Sar- Pam of London), and of the Royal College of Edinburgh. lo cuts of Siphylitic infection, And in every complaint of De- Lilt and Deficiency, whether arising from the logstuation of a {f i nal. destructive l ut hit, l ong res ide n c e in warm cliniateit, foe nervy other cause producing a, deficiency of manly vi- Poi the patient may rely on a speedy re}taratian 14 vigorea& 11 th. Their improved plan of curing Strietures of the Urethra` ha' been encoded with peculiar success. fitriqueedlig. teaaud "my yews duration have yielded to their freatmein in, the "an period of three weeks. Several 14wIlittaitt Ittitepeatternks of the int respectability, who have lakoorvl uttderAhis i itainfut, 'tad distressing disease, having reteinid a nd Perth:went "re, Rorticulariy request that referettceemay bgwadetntheea, "satlSNCillry I . videncei of the decided superiority of .Messlc Carrie uid C'J..S plan of treatment. Many of Olese gentlemen had beer. tinder the care of 'Messrs. Bolas, Meow isides and oth er siole to of equa l ent i ne n te, who itletapred thelYteure by sae Niplicatio n of the Loon Caustic without suttrtl. l .q t:ltrririld Co. may'lsie cansolted by'patieuts of eiltret lea witlr _ Rrrlte:tserrec) and honour, at their hype, vordeo.— Patents in the co u ntry, gen tree partleMriof their, ioclosiug a rem i twice forwdeite fsitSredke s _,_9 7 I " ht " Y. 1 ' „, ; 111 4 . e Kivett or sent 0 7 pail as VOited ilauswilardes.,-, t. di • •••• • ••••• • 14.7. LONDON, SATURI)4Y, SEPTEMBER 22, 1810. • BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS Dili: This Day was pablialsed, In royal Bve.rite 4‘. is boards, ORIGINAL and CAZIRE._ Sold by Stoeliiii,le, Pall-MalL Where may be hod, nne vol. Rvn. with - SO elegant Wood CM, price 15s. lo hoards, ('roof!,' royal Paper, it. ss. dedicated to Lord • ROLLE. - • FABLES in VERSE. the Rev. HENRY ROWE. LL. B. Rector of KtoplballilialTolk, a De;ceudant of the Poet. SECRETS OF TAB INQUISITION. QTOCK DA LE, jun. 414 Pali-Mall, respectfully iot:rins those Ladies and Gemlemen who have been disap -IW.pted of receiving Copies of the above Work, owing to its trttetitin by the /ate Fire, in Salisbury-square, that it is now re-printed. It is embellished with II line Plates, and the Preface con tains REMARK no the CATHOLIC QUESTION gene rally, and on LORD GRENVILLE'S LETTER io parti cholar. Proof copusk on royal Paper, price 41. 4s. Demy 4to. lb. 6d. , LESS NUMBERS-rSORE PRIZES, AN ADDITIONAL PRIZE OF 3C20,000, AND TICKETS AND SHAKES CHEAPER AT EYTON'S, • 2, Cotter/ um, near the Monsioo-Uouse. TAE present LO TTEA Y, to be drawn OCTOBER 19, includes Five_ Prizes of £aOtooo, by which the Chairs- of gnioing either of Owe Gapitals is _in creased Ono-foortk. Tickets as:d Shares Will shortly rise. therefore tin immediate purchase will prove a certain saving, at YTON'S,3,Cotkr+tttt.irlwsold, in sixteen Sixteenths, the only X 5.000 Prize shared in the 1a.4 Lottery, N 0.1.763 ; aril in the few preceding months Capitals to Ilse amount of ,C200.00J. rp BISH respectfully returns thanks to the Public for their unbounded favoers lathe Last Lottery, and acquaints them that Tickets and Shares are selliug fur the present Lottery, at both his truly Fortunate Wires, 4, CORNiI ELL, anti 9, CHA RING CROSS, Where 30 Capital Prized have- been 6lntrea and Sold within ' the last 11 Months. • •„* Persons hi the Country may he supplied, by any of Agenta or by sending Hank Notes, Casa, good Bills, or Pust-i3fAcebrd*rs • (Post Pail), to either 4, CORNHILL, or 9, Co 4RINc Cdoss. London. BRA NSCONIB and - Go. I. SIVEW RIGHT, Surviving Partner, .aud sole Conductor, - 11111E0ECTFULLY acquaint the Public they .11.0 are now Selling TIOKICTS and Sa sacs in the' greatest variety of Numbers, tie their Titotx FATUN AT ti OFF ECM No. i 7, CORNHILL, 11, HOLBORN, 38, HAYMAR KET, and 269, STRAND. For the Last Seven Years they have been Foavaxit's, Gag ATEST Fay.ovarres,andlu the Two Last Years ONLY, 'they Shared and Sold 6 Prizes of £20,000 5 Prizes of 43,000 and 410,000 22 •• - • 405 0 0 And 41.000 The First No.7,oBlPriae of 500 Tickets The Last 2,115 . .. 100 Ditto. And ONLY Prise ever Sold or Shared. Besides 3,618. the Grand Prize of 1,000 Tickets, or £21,765; And is the Last Lottery alone, Ten Capitals. -- ••• The only STATE LOTTERY to be drawn this Year, will be 19th OCTOBER, on a New Plan, having Five Prizes of £20,000, only 4,000 Numbers, and not Three Blanks to a Prize.. NEW STAGE r,bActi ACT, GAME LAWS, &c. &c. This Day was published, Is one volatile Syn. the Sixth Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, Prke Four Sillings., sewed, riPUE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S LAW. ,YER and FARMER'S COMPLETE LAW LI BRARY, containing all the Laws now in force which relate to Country Gentlemen, Farmers, Clergymen, Graziers, &c. the whole Law respecting Horses, buying Stolen or unsound Horses, warranted nr not warranted, &c. with a complete Abstract of the last -Act of Parliament for regulating Stage ; Coaches, and an Epitome of the Game Laws as they naw st 4 na. Including several recent adjudged Cases of extreme Importance. 13y WILLIAM MARRIOT, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Aiso, jolt published, price Three Shillings and Sixpence, sewed, a COMPLETE - GUIDE to LANDLORDS. TE NANTS, and LODGERS, being d methodical Arrangement of the whole Law respecting the taking or letting of Lands, Hoaxes, or. Apartments ; givuig . 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Co.- price 2L'elle.2iLtin bftwei.r ''' r ' • ' .• 19.,Y E 4DINFLUA9,ILAIIiau A,LRPISTLifisdor 1808, t t j pint o ; :::::) T ied rang - l' i la aii tt 0 ; 0. 2 .0 ' :1: ; :3:o.: 041, Itpat _; ice bs l4,4l. e i ti._ n r, ho i a lti rd::: , Di 19 04 , tehol!Uoidi:4;:;7if.trignit.f:XfeyoZiONTH;liaarus7ituaK.: plueir: ' vu d, 1111 ' ft. V: .v EL DRA R ; or, School of by Smith, higegr ii -Olia.,tasime Edition, by hlr,Jeyeepin which the new t 1 rovemeats in Science arg,iitrodecAlei9,ll lll ttil, PFice .. is iebintrdidlro :e •• . • • •-• C,' .., • t9.,14.(1iA 9 Ail tAccotr 40114 t.by 0 4 4iiipalautic - 7s. tai - - .1 - = vain Games may be had separate, s. 6d. SIIIIRED AND SOLD At 26, CORNH ILL. end Si. MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH, AND THE MONEY PAID ON DEMAND, C 30,000 47 ....0f.... £5,000 2 15,000 S.. 2,000 20 20,000 76 ..1,000 SS • • UPRNSiIY. and Co. have peculiar satisfaction tt stating to their Friends, the above grand list of Prizes, which i•os been divided among them at the above Offices. ITo,.rsav and Co. beg leave to return the Public their best thanks for the 11 01.)w:der, favours received, mid make no doubt but they shall he honoured with their commands in the ensuing Lottery, which is the only one to be Drawn this Year, 19th of Next Mouth. N. 11. Na. 4,469 , the list drawn WADI. wasshared into One (,)a,t ter, Two lights, and Eight Sixteenths, by nottasett and Co. . FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS.. 9111 IE EiSENCE OF PEARL, and PEARL I. DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jacob Hemet, Dentist to her Majesty and the Prince of .Wales, are greatly superior, both its elegaore and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made use of; they w ill effectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age; will render them white sod beautiful without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such as 'nre loose, keep such as are already deca.ed from becoming wince, prevent the Tooth-ach, perfectly cure the Scurryiu the Gums, and make the grow firm and dose to the Teeth. They like wise render the Breath delicately sweet, and tetoedy all those l)is irders that are the consequence of Scorbutic Gurus and bad Teeth. They continue to be sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street,, London, price 2s. 9d. each; and retail by T. Scarman (late Partner and successor to Mr. He met), George-street, Hanover-square. N one are Genuine bet w hat havethe words " J. Hemet, Ray ' ley and Blew, Cock,pur.street," engraved in the Stamp, mid - a Label •‘ Bayley nod Blew," Lockspur-street, Loudon,' pasted i 1111 the back of each Blade and Box. N. B. The ESSENCE is particularly recommended to Pa mats and Persons who have the care of Children, as thegreateit. ,preservative of younr and tt nder Teeth. PAtcr oft,: • LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHLItTINCI CLOTH. 91111 E; Tekture being comprised partly of English 1. Flax, reuders it equal, in Durability and AppearancaL to Irish Linen, and about HALF Txa PRIM Sold Wholesale, and by the Piece, 1it0.154, Cheapilde. Every . Piece of the British Fabrick is was ranted, for HP rability and Wat.hing, evil, to the best Irish Lhen. • GIMEit AL COACH OFFICES, WHITE HORSE INN, Fitter-laae, and CROSS KEYS INN, A ood-atreet, 9 Doors from Cheapside, Loadon. , VAILMOUTII !LOYAL MAIII and Telegraph Cosii6es, Omagh Lowestoft, Kessinglaad, Wrentham, Wrangford, Illyborough,.l( oxford. &Lammed's:no, Mestaii, and Weridivriile,e, every atiernoon at 4. YA It NlOU'fll Lotto N seLsoli Cowls, through' Colchester • and Ipswich, -Tuesday, • Friday, and Sunday Mendip at Five, ALI'ON Coach, through Odi.iam, hartley Row, Ste. Moir. day,• Wednesday, and Friday Morniugs at Niue o',Clisck. ATIUNDEL, PET WORTH, and LITTLE HAMPTON Post Coach, tarough .Kingston, Guilford, aid Godaliiiing, Tues day Thursday and Saturday Moniings at Six. 111 RN IN Gil A M Telegraph Crash, every Morning at Eight. BRIGU EON Royal Gaited, throogn SWUM. Riegate, Craw. ley, and Goeklield, gory Morning at Seven. BaomrroN, Ind ROCHESTER Cearn (the Sin Mossy Sutra), daily, at 2 o'Clock, CHESTER and VAII.KGATL, Telegraph Coach; through 'Nasal!, Four Cruises ; Ivetsey Beak, New po.t§ awl Vf hitcliurcii, Tuesday, Thursilay, and Saturday CAMBRIDGE N 'Laos ,Noaday, W n edmisa - day, and Friday Mornings au Five. CAMBRIDGE UNION Coach (bite Old Cambridge), through Royston aal tintingford, every Morning at half past Seven, except Son say. CAMBRIDGE light 'Telegraph Coach (in i hours), through Ware and. Backway, every Morning at Lignt o'Clock, except Sunday, and carries only Four inside. CA.st BKIDGE Post Coach, through Ware, Bark way, aad Fount:lire, Monday, Wednesday,aad Friday After. oao at Four. CANTERBURYi MARGATE, RAIISGAT'E, CH AT• HAM,-ROCHESTER, and STROOD Coaches, every Morn ing and livening.— N. _IL Extra Coaches at any Hour. CH ATH A M, ROCHEST Ell,and GRAY hSEN D Coaches, four times a day. DEAL New and Expeditious light Telegraph Coach, with a Guard and Lainps,•every evening :It b o'Cloek. DOVER. and DEAL Post Coaches, every filorning at Five, and Evening at Six. EDINBURGH and NEWCASTLE 111G/IFLY eft Post Coach, through Alan ick, Berwick, Durham, Darliagiou, dud Northallertou, every Morning at half-past Six. FAKEN H AM Coach, through Newmarket, Brandon, and Swatfliam, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at Four o'clock. FAY EIISHAPd new Light Coach, every Morning at Eight. GOSPORT Coach (the Blue), through Staines, liagsnot, Farnham, Alton, West sleets, and Fureua.u, Mornings at half past Four. HERTFORD and WARE Coach, every Morning at half. past Six. HULL RODNEY Coach, by Way of Doncaster, Thorn, and North Cave. This Coach tipanicularly expeditious, per forming the journey in SE. hours. It travels the pleasantest road, and will lie found the best conveyaiwe to B. It 74VOldi the extremely dangerous passage of the Humber. IPSWICH and COLCHESTER Coat sea, torough .4trato ford St. Mary, SY ithata, Kelvedon, lhelnatord, Ingatestune, and Rumford, every Morning and .Eveuing. LEEDS Coacher every Monlitig at halt past Six, and After. noon at Four. L YNN Post Coach, through Cambridge, Newmarket, SIM* set Folgate, and . Stoke, 'Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at Four. LYNN and ELY Coach (the Loan NELsOrs),.iliruugh Cambridge, Monpay. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at 5. LIVERPOOL Coaches, every Afternoon. LEICESTER and NORTHAMPTON Telegraph Carta, through Newport Pagwelf; Woolson), Dunstable; laid St. Al. Fan's, every Afternoon. LANCASTER. and CARLISLE Telegraph, through gan, Preston, Kendal, Penriffi, and Whitehaven, every Afters: • - noon at halt past Two. LINCOLN nbd NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, every Morn.-' lag and Afore:noon: . MARGATE light Coach, the Telegraph (carries four In. , sides only), every Morning at 7, during t fie Season. MARGATE and RAMSGATE Coaches, every Morning at band Evening at 6 MANCHESTER light Telegraph Coach, through Leices ter, Derby, Ashborne, Leek, and Macclesfield, every After.* noon at half past 2. The Public Attrotion is particularly re quested (otitis Concern, as it is the Oliginal Coach established -for carrying FOUR INSIDES only ; it Is on the last highly-. ;Improved Construction for Ease and Safety, travels with iv Guard and Lumps, aod is worked throughout iu the best pbs• ,sible`Style. NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, and SHIELDS new sled expeditious light Coach (the Ecurse), through Stockton and Yarn, carries only 4 Insides, and is lighted and guarded, sets out every Afternoon at. 4. NORWICH Expedition Coach, through Hockerill, Bourn. bridge'. Ntpy market, Thetford, and Wyniondtuan, every After• • noon as half past 3. • OXFORD and WOODSTO'CK Li,tht Coach (the BLZIN. nem) Monday, Wednesday, and Friday -Mornings at 8, throat% Uxbridge, Wycombe, and Tetsworth. PORTSMOUTH Coach, every Morning at Half-past 4, and Evening at 7. STA'M FORD Conch, through Hertford; Baldock, giggles- Wade and itilpm, every Morning at Half-past Six. SUN I) EItLA N D, YARM, and STOCKTON Coach, every Morning at half-past six. WORTHIN bland HORSHAM ACCOKMODATION Coach, every Morni:rg at Six, and Evening at 8; and new Light Four • Inside,Coacp, Ermings at 5, through Epsum, Dorking, Lea. tnerhead and 'Fin.!co. YORt( 11.101tIPLY ER Coach, every Morning half-past 6, through Newark, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, at which Places Bawls the various Branch Coaches to Leeds, Sheffield, Halifax Huddersfield, Harrowgate. Carlisle, and all the other . principal Towns of the - North. The Guard and" Coach go through without changing, and only Four Coachmen. Passeno gers booked through, and wishing to stop on the Road, may proceeftext Day, without any Additioind are. YORKnrsy-and ,cogsruadious Light Coach (the EC LI PS B), carrYing . iinfy Four InSides, sets out every Afternoon at 4, and travehiwith the greatest Celerity. The Guard and Coach go through to YORK without changing. and only Four Coachmen. W.' J. ROBERTS and Co. Proprietors, Who willnot be accountable for any Glass, China, Plate, Watches, Cash, • Bank-Notes, Bills, or Jewels, however small ; the Yalue,:nor for any other Article, of more than .51. Valve, I if lost or damaged, unless specified and paid for as such when delivered at their Offices iu Town, or to their Agents in the Country. • From the CROSS KEYS. WOOD-STREET, Waggons to Gosport, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth, and Pottier'. .... __ .._. , . 4LDVICS6 I •A-Whell Men or 'edncation and p'ro fessiowsl skill use persevering•indeavoure to di,covet the most safe aid efeehstl method of treating a few prevailiug Diseases, the successful result of tjteir experience is the best proof of superi oil t y.. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons. after being regularly edu cated and haitiate.l into every branch of the prufession, (certifi cates of wine., Tromrlifferent Hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any En ((Hirer), were induced to make thh cure of the following Di seases the object of their particular atody, vie. a CERTAIN n BORDER, frequently ,contracted, in a moment of iutimica• tion ; and Its concomitants. STRICTUIt ES : et GLEETS, as also DEBI LIT Y,' W !tether arising,. from Baer hattilian indul gences, long residence in wane climates, or a SECIt ET SOLI- THE 1.1 :sr' clantiOt present T_MOtt C_ATITIO_ TARY VICE, too often nnhappily.pursued by the Youth a troth sexes; in the one it will be found the cause of STERI- the introduction of that unpleasaot and troublesome dis [ATV or BARRENNESS, and in the other bccasion a nu- order, the ITCH, eten tutu the mo.t respectable Fatuities; oterous trainof mentos diseases, *Melt. if not timely remedied, and from its infectious nature individuals are constantly liable terminate in IMPOTENCE and CONSUMPTION. to its attack'. It will therefore be of advantage to any who The result of a Wog and estenstve practice has ea:titled them, l may suffer under it to know, that they may rely on being dire by a stipetlitr ateritird, to effertually remove those distirders, I tuatly cured by ONE HOURIS•APPLICATION of however inveterate or complicated, withnnt subjecting the pa- BA ItCLAY'S ORIGINAL OINT:VIENT. tient tit the least restraint in diet or exercise; and en slight This safes speedy, and efficacious Remedy has been in ye. . VENEREAL CASES, where an early application is made, neral use forupwards ofeiglity years, trithout a single instance after diicnvery of the Infection, they pledge themselves to per- of • its iinVing . I:tiled to ewe the most inveterate cases. It does forM a cure in the short interval of two days. not contain tire smallest panicle of M. rcury, or any oth-r dun. The imprecedemetauccess of their mode of treatment in the serous ingredient, and may, be safely ;wed by persona of the cure of the above complaints ( which has never beet, intone to moat delicate Conditution. Tile Public are r.suested to ob-. fail. in one single Instance in twelve yeirs practice, du 1 ing whi,si s erve, that ovue•oun pot.sibly be.graittiney unit ' .he Nome, of period many permit* of both sexes - have 'ken cured, even after the Proprieties; BARCLAY and SON, ale engraved on the severe and injoriotagegthods• had hoes perinied by other poled- Stomp at'aratt set earn Butt ; and great ilauger way arise from tioners without edict ), induces Messresf4losamodcee. to thus pub- the uegfeef of this citotibu. tidy miller their advice. l'ttev ItinLtle co:, lird by either sex , So,lpdr.locelipilsesa.9dle.dauntdy riteticauilldebdsy;:t,:maelcitcr:l.ayoyt:faii:i:Setoroenient(althe,:fieo:tab;ll,sly daily, pios i alihry tossterletki-,•'Wttelifightltible'secrecy, deli- SOcessors to Jackson, 4(0 Co-)4 N et. 9d, i k . - ti le t c t. t :‘:::: l , it l i, n y : t - t .COCY 410.‘411,0ioseigno Ifli -tilfi •tulbant ,'o'; : 4 ig stAWA i itit e '-11 .; ,:. rt ....... ----N"'ts'c'''''.o(lrue-ite.. . 4,5.6 req ueste d .r.v":l;,,s 44 `rfsiulti; l l4 4( P'.;l:rttl't:tl- tPrl : r r ; l iam e r: , in't. S 4 w : : :: I f l ; o he. : lra - 91 : .1 i ci4 t el e iCll eu .'°S 4 'sfii: l e.l: t is a lvl i l g .Se l t i .11. L I r l c .i n cli - Itto lird l et sn W tw it t h , er ' t.:l l its t4" - i t t r. u iti • iiii,gdoin. r twers. Gen and Co. 13, Bouverie-street, Pleet-etrect. ket ;an I Ettututt, Crvoked-L:tke. - , ~i ..• CATHAKMIAN For the Career all Complexional Ailments, and Beautifying !Ito Skin. HIS Combination of innocent Ingretlients, from • its infallibly allaying the effects of heat and removing Stinutitirn,ls 'te Most pleasant and necessary article for the TOtiew • • < . • it is a general improver of the Skin, a certain cure for all cutaneous Eraptimo, and the bites or stings of %Timmins In seas, and is thus particularl y recommended to the Public, with the strongest testtnsonies in favour of its Efficacy, from a circle of the first fashion, io it has been long used—its purifying property also reader it iuktiinable to Ladies who wear Rouge. It may he used for Children *f all ars ; and the many who haye,bileit benefited by its application, constitutes one of its recommendations m the confident e of the Public. Picas ;5. Plots ti. N.B. Nne :one genuilie but those signed. by the Proprietor Oil tbe Label of each Bottle. Prepared and Sold by • Mr. Bragge, flolloway; Sold also by Bayley quid Blew, Cockstipr-street. London, and most re-. wectable Perfumers and Medicine Veuders, at whose !louses betters from Persons of the first Distiction may be seen, lu con , •firmation of Itsefficacy. • . I'•