The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-22 00:00:00

: _ , •. NkQI co. 1269. l'it E-ROY A t., COVENT4rRD KN. SATURDAY. EVEXING wiU be acted, Oe Trigedy of OTHELLO. - _ HI!Kilo, Mr. YOUNG t lajn, Mr. COOIE. To which will be added. TONT-THUMB THE GREAT. o.Thor-da4v will be acted, for the brit time, spew Co- L:w acts. called How to Teaw, and klow to Please. 1 )..,er• tor the lioxeb to be takeo of Mr- Brausion, at r iu Prince's-place, 'w:street, from ten , . l :: . ° : pa, 3,, 6d.; Lower Gall. ss. ; Upper Gall. b. Tii. Evening, Kiug Ileury the Fourth, with Paul and i.lia. r _ ...1i ma , . AND LIFE ASSVRANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON, E:LioNi who have assured at this OFFICE, are reque,ted to take Notice, that POLICIES, ei:' ixat t,,,,,Aity gee, staqufgl be renewed at that period, sivii.. tiiteendor. t hereaft I 411011 tit lESBOROUGII, jua. Sec. fi o ne,;.tr„ March 15, 1810. ~..--------- FIRE AT ALOGATE. )O'.IN BiIEACII, LIABERDASIIER, em -4,4 fs, *WI most heartfelt grattitudeobis public mmle 1; 4 ,,,ivir,t4ia.: the very great abligatiots he feels under, ace tind riertions of bis Neighbours and Friends, by ; I - w e maid efforts a great part of his Stock in Trade has v 4 s.,lrly been preserved ; be has also to retuni his grater 1 sta site Gentlemen of Aldzate and Portsoken `Yard:., OINK pronlit often:lance on this very distressing, occasion. B. s ,pq to a few %days to farm such Arranzeinents as • eim si r hi m so carry on Busiaess t in the meantime, t he !minor Si. F. 'l.riends will he mast gratefully recessed at Mr. Ns4 Jewry-street. _ MONEY BUSINESS.' AMONS of RANK, or MERCHANT, esty he immediately accomunntinted with hl ON EY. .a A.:Pio:111y Amount, on their Incomes, or on dills of 50;041., or Note, of Hand, or on any Lind of becurity.- 00., single or married, supplied. Toot woo have*Nloney to lay ,out,•may have it employed at 13 Per Ceut. Cw.tint per.onal attendance every day, from Ten till jorl is toe Evening. ally or ;alms to Mr. Warren, No. 70, corner of thg /i 4 oley, by Ludgate-bill. • • Inviolable secrecy alwnys preserved. • .! • " ttery•s!, . Carahint . I MN) b:NS F T fur ttj nes rzwy be gaitte4.its the LOT'rEltY, which draws the Silt of JUN E —Fdur Packet's of Tickets, One Hundred in each Packet, are In be ' given bv'the Contractor to tire flrtuisate Holder sof the fiess., drawn Prize above £l5, when a Ticket may gain upward! of A:100,00k), and Shares in proportion. • E. bYTON, Late Pander with the deceased • - tilt JAAIES BRANCONIII, Has the p leasure of announcing . to hit Friends nod the Pobile4j last this Lottery gives the greatest chatter to the Adventure! 'few so small a risk. His 111 lice has been trill.; loch!! in OUP* Packets' of Tickets : No. 7,oSti Pr"duein" £1,000; ti No. 3slB, produeiu.; -,eu,76.); was sold in iiixteen Six teenths, and p lid by him to-the relpective Holders, wbo cc. ceived for each Sixteenth £1,517 his. 3d. • E. EYTON solicits a continuance of the public favours, at .111 s lueby fiece, 1, .CORNIII near the hi ft NSI(/NT ••• .THE CELLIIRATLt) AN 1' t-LIIRL:rtaINEs, Ott StYl4/NION'S ORO PS. • NPVFII. 11,ING Cure for the,Searvy, - Leprosv, aninsidious Disease, ant all such Dtsor.lers A • - as oriiitaite is Impurity of the BMA. Prepared by Br. SOLOIIION, Gilead ttouse, Mar Liverpool. Govertitnent Security against Counterfeits. Not* are (;entlitle, without havine Saari. Solomon, Li ttcrpool," engraved in the Stamp, to imitlte w hich is Felon ) ; and Ten Pounds Penalty, • far every Battle sold without a Stamp, to be paid on canvictinn, under Art of Parliament,. the 4Y.l:tien. III; eh: 16. before aiy Justice of the Peace. Priye 11.ilf-a-tluinea a Bottle; or, the quamity of roar in one Family Bottle; far Thirty-three nit which Nine Shilling4stre raved, inclati ig also tie Veils with am-• enders. of patent Mcdietaits in Abe 'United. ;hoot duty b'e ha:I; iliat.ttetuivaring S (7011:0IAL-BALN1 OlLEA1), a so: Ftdatedff for.lll.mtal a nti. Bodily 1/esay. old•Cougith &c..lf.rice 10-. 61. unit 336. Bottle. .te'd ABS'rEltri EN r Lc) rrok, Air tteaulit l l . - mleSion, and rewiring a 4Meavatof the Eike I - 45 '6?, a Bottle. e ; ;C. ft/ TO ItEAI.TPI. Price 3s. .WlSli tot the Pit tiellurlisl and .TF. ' told CQLII BATHING.. Price to. Art I TO TRH pitopviriffins op Alum tgeti-erocx. . L 4,01114 dive Gemmattair, , •,.±: ,.t: gENCH I had the Wooer djohaddreasing you, . and el' requestsag *oar 'Votes Hid Intefott ;tilt General Niection, W hes, is consespence of the death of Mr. Roberts, ill Vomiter wilt maw to the East lona Directlea, I have. ,hoodensed my persoemlcanwas I wad 1 hose peculiar subtrac tion in eseerieg yes. that 1 have met wit% the :eau detiaett and flitter* supperf. noi 3 Only from the Yr4peletors who Ms i'noured me with weir lits Pages at the 1,.. I Lleetivia t bit eke 1 from a great number of those wheats Votes were, at that 1 tittle, pre.engaged. 1 :Jotter thevetircloostasees I shall proceed, with confident, • 1 and, I trust, well-grounded hopes of, success, to the, Hanoi, Which is lived forlYeduesday, the Ilth of April; mid I beg leave to repeat soy assurances, that IF, by you, favour. I should ''sea obtaii , the highly honourable situation whielt-11 now s --zit, iny best eadeavditrs :nail be ex zrted to maintain . the Ju righos, awl to promote the reel interests of the Ant - India L saipany. I am, , - - Lashes and Gentlemen, i . With great seeped. ' ' Your toast obedient and very humble servitati RICHARD TWINING. Strand, 21st March, 1610. „IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. /10112E.0F LORDS, Maacu 21.. • ' - No Appeal heatknor any Judgment passed this day. • The Itoyal Assent wis.giren, by 61=16511m1, (dated Westminster, this 21st dq of Marc/toad signed with the King's own hand) to the Dill foe settling anil securing au annuikrui 20001. a year ; on Viscount Wellington, fut Wismitient service', and thetwo.tieze heirs-to whom, the title may de scend.; Ow to the Bill for preventing and' punish. eng Q Mutiny iyid Pesertion; and to seventeen reaper Its, of wlti.eh (one were ILICI4BII* Act , itiOtblit Hilts- ' • . CONCESSION. \ ME 41 ; 1011141: Lord CLIFTON presented -. ' 'from lit' V ,licsuf the tjo‘kak • of Qr. •11 ) 4iitien Roman Cathui, ...et _ , ..., i .. attit•irtinity .. ~low,..iii Ireland, observing, that tioivernesent had. suleipnly *444 itself tii,, r ,ao,o pfiyer a tbe Petition, -- .• •••'`‘. • ..', _.. ~...1 • . Lord RcrypVALt, deiSic.l'ilibt. 3 . the Govern-. ,Ment.liad 'given t.,Chl , kii..l or pleir g fitir .that any," . ..person coutierleil - . .rs'ilii'Oover'hnikiA4.ould lave .49 Lord an with politic.il-tonsiii*y.......'''.. ' , L ord 'CLIFTON seid; he •irikriitaliipeal to the printed speeches of the Bete Ivlr: - Viti, in confir. crutie.n . of the pledge forineriijf - iiiieh . bye G overn.. I Meta, to 1* . C. 11111011.6; bnieliad: 1 ,1116 ,4%.4i . eon. coriod to ,see- tine Noble LON' be - posits to hint i (ii.r.:4istl,li;)aiSPosetl to deny;All t spt hi': had asserted, .auri ~.woii,;.l ee.esseit ‘an tbfepoiot. . The pledge must one : .!.iy lip ;n iade goild. '''A Liable and Learn. ed s koirit o. .iglit. Laugh **phis Lor d 'Couseellur wait smiling j:1::*;: tbetj), ircea•liej' iterhtifiti, be. did not know the sate of • Ikelaoil •,, • litit.thia . could put its tile case as to ,Ilia. : lllo4l,kle,ril(iiyotrekdalc), who,. WilAtuyer, ..,soe the 'scot-norms - he disguiseil,-.4 as, perfectly arquaioteXeith the.truestate of Ireland. 111e.wes, mow en . .. 10 Irgs; and sa•llo . 6eldora trots. bled.. that lipar,sai ilue would speak °to. Ireland. • W.is. drafting to .41 perilous crisis . --rtri suet', „a crisis as, lightly , Alit might be thought of by- tkeir Lord:. •tillipsotould soon bring the. prayer of its petitioni donn a to their own fire-sides ! Bonaparte, they .4alistit to know, was bent on rho peparation .0 . 1414 nil from Etiglinil : If he persisted toile:cum,. 'Plisb his aim, and niiie out, of ten were, of the Ca. Antic religion in the former country, their Lord-.. ipS v afistead of laughing, would find such sit :approxonatiou of the enemy so gait 4 pl,l C9014110* ~ kind. Here was the " touchstono :QUO° whole. ..IgoltV i hurt of coneession„4o . :***o4o 4 : ll ,cowl ant • ant this last worst evil.', : ' -:. : . i • Titti:Pilition. sat receivdd, and ordqed tote on titili, •. • 4 , _. . • •.. , .f' -• ._,.... - Vstieuribitti4 among'whiehltere the Mast Lew portatiOn. aisd..thu.blarine Fusee itegupition Bilis / were ii cl yr „for Westleil .as usita I. . .. ". Mr. Chinitery, fry the Treasury, preminteti at. the bar an sett:mt.& ofighe jaioortatiou and expotta. viola of woollets'Y . tight4 4l .r ..16/?9•.1 and ah° of I " L'average s ilistifs - 011 91411440 f ttittatt tut years. bo t tom Adjourned. . ':.• ..1:.- -- -..... • ~. - ' . • •t ) 66 'lPik . • • •. Hgt.ISE• p The house wag so 4rofUnisktia th,C4lente of Peer., • to he:ir his Attjest)'4 , otAint - giseti'bi. Commission to several i mu:ic . autil:i.o 4 sale Acts. ' •: ~ •: • *Oil ;lie SneAlee,4 LAO , tie its:formed...the noose thaA 11i. h.d.heard the Ite}allAsse.ol,siven to bed ‘Vylliiigkon's Peission Ail, therffotioy Act, the . Dro;li eds . Itarlaiiir •• Aatic. and...eeterat. private Acts. • . ~'. t ~... ••...„, ~ . yr 4. 'r hp itampstiat Bii rial:groltetiltßipi et . read a second time. . .. .1 lotiwgsj Quail Bill was 40.441 time, an* • . ppssell.. ;, . • . . s 4 a .' , . • ....' . • . 'r ‘. . r '. • • i 11. tilr4otikt,:iiss*titti.l2‘i?#ek it keitiiiti Iti .laid lorf4ra tOtelliiilli'ethdis ot etirttilieed.ne be. r• ft.....a.., .-.••\ - ' 1 • • ' . . s .44, ',.. . 7. .7 - N,? . '7 . . . - , •. - ii .4 / 4 .7. iC lll ' . Y 4l it 4* . • . ' . - . • • 'lseilik:.''T N ' 4•l "'s,/ ' i l ' '' 4 - - .. i::47-7. ` . .. --4. • . -..rik. ' 4ll*ttiviall i 11001111 1.1 0110 . 111110 - '‘' seers.: • . 7 t il 1 ''‘.... 1..' • ." Ig.w., t -. ...•. ... I rt. ;l liflrodt.,. • . 'At.. • • . . E . . . .. . , . . • • • •'.• . 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THURSDI 1; • M. , I RCH - 22, 1,10. • - • . • • -- • PRICt • dt : ' l4ll - 3 . 4 4 ' . . . , . , • • • • ... .• • • ARCHITECTURE: . r• • ...LA..ST LOTTERY, .-. 'LATE LOTTERY, •TO TAR FREEHOLDERS OF, rlfF i _ CAVITY OF v informed, they may be Osnplteil„ ' 14th Nebraary, imp. zOthtlcte)ber, 1809. .. . CAMBRIDGE AND I t} OF Y. (that elegant am , elaborate Work, . ' . ' • . . 0 11 INTLIns110. , ' • .." • .8 2 5... Prises 0f....5820.000 i RETURN my shicere acrd .Ig:treat Thiusks 1T I F.,'S of A 'ls il ENS, mom. ! 1 :... -. Prize al. ::.it20,000 Iby ' AMES • • wru ART AM N. 4 i ‘ .. _ . ..... a . ..‘ ... . d . ' ...r . rig)s. 1•:• ' ' • 3 ,,r,„ ' .11-'' for the he:Me you lee conferred • ape° me, as well ns 4 r: for the flatterit.: . htuidschue, and disinterested I. en and Architect . . SJO 2 ' Imperial folio, peke il7 17.1. in 3 , . .. 4 'w which you havc.' - elected nie. your Representatise s in Portia- rchitectural Library, No. 59, Mot- • . • -..-• went. It is impossible to suppress the feelings' of esoltotion 12 Capitals: •.* . - • 8 Capitals. ' arisins out of the great public triutuph.yots have obtained, of which it is my highest gratification to have beet rendered the e had separate, to complete Bed,' , .. • • iptisg - sold the; shove TWENTY CAPITAL * humble iestrrmont. lam aware, that to youg aquchinent to . Plates engraved by the hest Ar- ,-11 L. PR:IZES in the Two last Lotteries, is Shares, at the cause I 51IppOrt, -not to nay peasants! ezeitiora of mine, lure, Plans., &c. with Leiter-press,- 4, Cornlsilf, and 9, Chariug-Crim, or to any merit which I can claim, is to be attributed the illustrating. by a restmrcli of Many Where Tickets had Shores are selliog fiw the NEW LOT- victory which has been obtained by the People in the espence, the purest esoltnples of TERM, in be, drawn the Bth of JUNK. The . Scheme is late Election for the County of Cambrii!ge. Such a ma- yof which no 14.nger exist, uud the thisume its the hist, lint the Contractor makes a free P ill of live for your choice is must hoaenrable to yon, and will lid only ill thi3 Work. FOUR 11 UNOR ED • WHOLE TIC KETS . al ways be considered by me to any proudest . distinction. :pas-mina, from Drawings left .by, to the Holder of the.iinn-arawo Prise above £l5, by w hich The principles which have inineneed you on tbii Oorinus or- a single Ticket may gain,the immense Sam of £100,1103. mad casion will form tht•rate of my public emidstel ; sad the feel- ' naase► are. received. a Sixteenth. sEti,o3o. Schemes; With' Particalats, gratis, logs of gratitadc few the trust vitliejeu Isavethus used in• and the fortunate 'Holders of any Shart‘i of the above me, will `` e ,~ t re aeteitttett to it yr HiTIiCTI.IftE. `TWENTY' Caps; egvab e ijnont..reariveAtimp-asatry imir•-ritibliftWry - dittlit slid' 5 local feig.ofthe County " kr wi Tigse i pul:lis or heid, artvr _., dmand , ore* 'their - Prises for Ticket and Shires is demised. : FRANCIS oLIoLpHiN .0500u,N E. . . 9 . ,' C the New ,Lptterbat,. . • Tilney-streets.March-41, 1140.- 1 , ELDR E'S- PRICE .I.IOOK, , • 4ainbill, `and 9. ChaiingCCo4m. ' . ern To tz ortnutirstensta fir -RAM' iNIMA SfrCiCK., r..'s' ~ , t., . . ( 1 e ri L \ • t . • ' • 4HI LEAiE of se TAVEtt ,I I4. COFFEE. 110 USE, and 110T141., in full i`rade, Which Ina., Activity and industry, he wade worth Ire' le it.. pr,!seti• title. (min itigrent cotunsantlin Situtiti :et•l roomy, toe Ground Floor light, est tiirot ; tst first Floor tbereare three kc. gad the upparts contain• Chaffs{ .1-.lf;tole-i.neattv fitted up, find mit a Shi lo La Purrlosser. - --Aaotiair w ,Iltra.Gity ► iltrantide, nit!' ConNeniener , .. It 51oneyvand the industrious Attention I Iravalaahleand tnonev-inakioc Concern. Parkalars in (ill, acid immediate ilomoroion r Application to Mr. Donne, No. 7, Catcoto: _ 14'fiteiti ltasseli-Areet,. Coxeot-gartlen ; and at Tain's.Col . - ir. : ;sar t Cortibill. • • • • - PUBLIC CAUTION. • WATSON'S PAT ,sit' TB.ANSPAItrNT, SOAP. THE Proprietor of this verysnick of British manufacture, tech. it ii ditty he •owes the • Par, to caution them ugaiust the dilonive Statenteed•con- , *di° which has. heels most dadostriotioly.cir * al by one A. Pears, in whirl, it is stated that Mr. Ni the Tralniator of Pew crey's Chemistry, Mr. Accutn, 'mental Cbemiof at the Rjtval instilittion, avid several orienrise Itiodeoten, declared on their ()Abs. before ititephoroz4o -and n Speridl durv, " That: the new- • ittri•itd N SPA it gNr SOA P n:w a 'discovery of the aged , because it•possessed ;ill tilt cleonsiog 'Proper li..loap,fievd from its impurities and deleteriwos gtlali / ti true. in part. hut not in thi whole. Those 'eighty...44lf Science. did give evi:lence in the terms, Or to tiPirtaitated, as he " wxrsON's PATENT TRANs- L'ult:it St) 0," Which tbev bad carefully analyzed; Lit !timid.. to •A: " New-invented Transparent 'FE' al Os attlesl, they certainly gave no such opittion: t:tc loiter article was proved oo such trial by. A. Ytev't oat Witnesses,- and is also sworn by hithself, to he "Powd to.considerable Proportion o f Soft Soap (an in.. ritftl obirb mug naturally excite disoust.in every delicate nil Land Lem in ! Juice, the Proprietor of Mr AmsoN'S 1 ,9" 6 PA 40 .tur .su.P feels cootident, 'that; after the "T▪ ittlgs estonnsuois noel •recomineniation which his Compo- - liereceiyeil from . Medical and Scientific, Hen of PubliC Avid never be deceived by the specious mis ifslinuitou of tviclence which A. Pears has to his said (laud isfally egidedvinired to ap piy to his own B. , ap, hot will Witt ll A fBON'S PATEN 1' fat INSPAItEN f SOAP rulPoletence, Which the peeolids elegonm awl purity it is se'tfaally allowtst.to-pos-eva,„ ;11.ittstly merit, nod which is old sold, Whblesale lova • Retail, by the ,Patentee, a are e thlte, Nit. 4.3l,litrioad ; and J 1 his Appoint "nit at 14 sovitieo,.l.6„ Ikone-itzeet, • '. WHEN Melt of:istiamatiott awl. professional •slµll toe penlevering endeavours to di-elver the a"tykandeffectualmethod or treating a few l're raili .g m i•urt, the successful result of their 'experts:nee is the beat iiipcsitwity." • • - hirirN.(it/SS•iniirl Co. Stir/trots, after being regularly used ad initiated every .hrauch • of the profession, ( ( eft:irate% of which, fro is diffeisnt Hospitals, and testi tet:ll, frost the mop eminent Physicians, tney nave to con., teas) , Enquirer), were induced to make the cu re of the.. F" ( ng Disgteres me object of their particular study , viz. a klrrAiN DISORDER, f i equentlyconteacted in a moment i i ' 4 " l4l ldjutts and its concom i t an t s , STRICTURES and tCLE~ilso DEBILIT 'w heeher ans .ll4 . • from Bac 'l.ll3l.ifatillpiurris, long residetwe in warm climates , or a 4 -ItEt SOLITARY 'V ICE, ton often unhappily pursued t tt le Youth of stpith sexes; in the oue it vi dl be found eYl:se of STERILITY or BARRENNESS, awl in the stK uceziuo a aumerous train of nervous diseases, which, r I»A timel i v remedied, terminate in IMPOT t...S.CE and t osiumsTioN. ~.2ere"olt of !i tong and extensive pracies has enabled 7, by a superior method, to ettectually remove those thi hunever inveterate or complicated, without fah- A► tong Ihv patient to the least restraint in diet ur exercise; , 4 id ,li d VEN EItEA CASES, where an early ap nl:un mute, after discover) . of the infection, they P lethruiv.lycs perform a cure in the short interval of the )s. • .:1, tuirceedented success of th eir mode or.treislionst Ilk , 4 floe ut the :thine complain's (which has prier.been Zilr1:11 111 fall 111 “I,e single ilk lallee in twelve . years practice.. Whlcl: period mil,/ licrwmi of sexes lave beets even • k i Ler severe an d ii.jorious methods had iteen par.; 717 1 , 4 ) . y other practitioners wit is.ait effect), induces Messrs. to olxl Cu. t o t h us pu bli c l y idler toeir advice. They ashy ',A i ! I A" by either .sex daily,Tersunally, vr by letter,. ale secrecy, delicacy, aadat tem ion. ~..:"91 * in the Lothar), it 4otk, are re 't'oe, lit'". , thittate th e p art i cu l ars ot th e i r ca s e, age, iindf must s',lit'". and.advice and medicine *ill be forwarilato Vast tfi the K ingt • 11. 1, .)-5 laud Co. • A • GRECIAN The Pahlic arc respectfully . Ittch load Impressions of ?TIM.; ANTIQUI* • sored and deline4ted RIVE fV. F.It.S. Painters In Three biro Vols. to hoards, at I. Taylor's Arci I born. The Third Vol. shay be price Jeri 1:1s. in hoards. This Work coliviins •281 tisis. of Views, Arellitech historical and deno ipiiye, yenni Rod great k Greek Are;iiterture, inauy traces of them con he t.►u n s, A fnurt:► Vol. Is iu preparal Mr. Stuart. • Siibserlbeti' A ItC H t/ ft/E. This day putdished, .Carmatud. to be pt4.ffifTkrise, pr "TAYLOR'S BUILDER'S- PRICE lk K, 11,_ new arranged. containing a correct List of the Prices allowed by theolopt eminent Surveyors in London, to the se veral Artificers COIICCrIICa io Baildiog. mith the Journeymen's Prices affixed to each Article. TO which are added, A Variety of important M EMORAN D U MS and TABLES weful Itiavery Person concerned in Buntline, Estimating % ur Valaing, now first selected and composed for this Work. By an eminent sURV HYOR. *inted for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Likrury, No. 59, Iligh-1101born. Where csoy he had, lately published; 1. I}USIII"S. D&.SIGNS for VILLAS and COUNTRY HOUSES'," on 1l Plates. 4to. 11. ss. boards. 2. BUSBY'S DESIGNS for MODERN EMBELLISH- , 11sLti'TSfor FOLDING DOORS, CHM N Y- PIECES, VA RAND AS, &c. 25 Plates, quarto, coloured, 11.11 x. 6d. 3. Alia:Vs DEstGps for V ILLAS`iiirli. other RURAL' BUILDINGS, 31 Plater quarto. IL Ils, tiet. 4. DLARN'S DESIG NS tur'COTTAGES 'and RURAL . D W ELL I N G 4, SIJ Platte!, large quarto, IL 74 5. POCOCK'S DESIGNS FOR RUSTIC COTTA-. GES, PICTURESQUE DWELLINGS and VILLAS, 33 plates, quarto, IL lls. 6al. 6. LUGAR'S SKETCHES for COTTAGES, RURAL' D LLLINGS, :1S plates, quarto, 11. 11 , , ta d. • 7. LUGAR'S! DE5114.4 S for FARA' HOUSES, FARM YARDS,' DAIRIES, CO ITAGI36, *e. 21 Plates, qUiletth • • 8. 1.A1506 lIINTs for. lIWELOIaS. cOtTAGES, . • .. • VILLAS, Itc,Ss plates. quarto, ' . '1;ls fb1.434 •or Hop 4oUsEli, GREEN . imq r lF,coNsuavAroatia„ 6m, AZ. plates, folio, y,a' , 'Vs. 6d. 4es, Dittielaiuns Cltorrites. • • By tile Rev. JAMES DAULAWAIr, M. B. F. S. A: Royal Octavo, Boards. • • 2. IiSSAYS on GOTHIC ItUIItFECTUttE, by ,the Rev. T. 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F A LEUlte Dentist, of IVehilrit-place, it. bararleave most respectfully to litforin the NOBILITI and GENTRY, who may have occasion fat iliaexercise of his talents. that he may heitunsulted during the Winter Season, bete/ems the hours of Ten ~'cluck in the Morning and Five in the Afternoon. •::: . A large Poi4ion of the Community Wain* been already re lieved, and benefited by A It I'IFIGIAL TERT.H. construct ed by Mr. FALEUR. f a Mineral Preparation, he is al ways enabled, througli sae liberality of his Frieals. to give such references. as tit weir efficacy and ditrahilliy, as cannot fail proving satisfactory to those who may have,oceision for such substitute—an advantage and indulgence never benne. he be lieves, enjoyed by Ft Dentist. Mr. FA LEI; it regages fir at fix from one Tooth to a whole Set, without pain °Merit:Won to the Patient,and to renew them. without additional charge. should they wear, or change colour. ' Mr. FALEUR can also alfix• an ARTIFICIAL. P A LAT E, in a manner peculiar to himself. De has lettely fllC cerded in relieving a (ietitleman, otiose suffelings and priva tions were great, and whose case was of the ino.4 diffieult nn tore. Tffis Gentleman has authorised Mr. Faleur (its weR from n feeling of gratitude, as from a wish to satisfy any fel t low-creature Inhouriug wider a similar alliction). to refer to hint in rase of any doubt of Mr. Faleur's capability. ' To those who arc not acquainted.with Mr. False, he begs I A' :Ise to observe, that his eitarge in either case will be always 1 found uitiderate. IS, IVoburti-,slace. .50th November.lBo9. • ~ . I. I[l4Pith'ilil';l) with a coustiousuexs that their t. .1- deviatioa from the general peen has liven highly lienefi eial to ohers, a imrovea in 'their eolossional ' acMeire- I merits by t o ne unitui nd lty p of near 1..3 years p eviterieore, qu rs. t CURRIE nod Co. emtinue, with unabated ardour, the era dication of those Disorders which ore the coisequenee of illi eiliialulgenee. or toe destruit ive habits•of the _inconsiderate. Schoul-boy. lii professing site cure of the-•r complaints, they Ifold mot on inducement to vice, but, sensible as all men mist i,he of the existence of such CALllitiff, tisey oiler their assist ' ante :a. regularly eduented Surgeons of Linidon, tend of the Royal College of Edinburgh. In all cases of Slphyliiic in fection, mitt in every complaint or Debility and Deficiency, wheth r ::rising from the infatuation of a eettaintilestructive habit; long residence in warm climates, free living, or any 'other cause produstng a deficiency of manly vigdur, the pa tient may rely Boil a speedy restos-Mimi to vigorous health. 'Faris:improved- plan ut caring Strictures of Me Urethra has Steen Atte nded rani peculiar sucee-s. Strictures of ten nod 1 I weatt. years duration have yielded to their treatment in the !short•period of three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentle ' men of the tint respectability . , who have laboured under this painful told distreseingdisease, hoeing received a radical trod' perotacent -Ore, p ar ticularly request that re/cremes may..t/e- I insole tiOsheen, so vatisfactury evidences of the decided Wye= i 1 riority oft Messrs. Collie:Lod Co.'s plan ut Ovular-WI. Many 1 1 o. the - Geibleitieu had peen tinder ibe;4llof..)r. Home, Heavi , and, usher SurAeivis . pf. 0 1,4 e iliw • nce,. who I anew ed thrircu:e by the applicatioh of the Lamar Caustic 1 ' veithuut,suceeta, Atemovi. Curne.auti Up. riy he comulted ; by pdticlll6 teeistorr sex with the greatritr crec.y aed femme, .I in /kit , foute;•Ne,'lo7, Hattini-gordi,d..-1-Pot fiats in the ;0144. itts.thig the iiiittsailars of Lack pow, hides's% a re illatallee fur advice ottel medicines. wilt hare the same given or sent to any 'het oldrillaiteil Kingduau—liu.lo7,ll;attou-- are tae must iregneut iource..6 irons DiKates.—They sy . ptoitti every porch of e..iliiren should be itequainted with. They Of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the fart, ud irregular state of the bowels, atteuded sifter pains; they bring; oti conVOlsions; they affect thegri;tvilt' Of the body, nod they prove frttal,Zhylisding in' a co.;weiiiption or decay. Bat h • its is preventive and cure of thetruttlaroillig• coutplainis,. the above excellent liletlicipe is ,universally allowed, on the •icqialony of the'ltlehest titanic ten: in this 'country, both in rook ginivripesitabillty'ritilfave, notclusi T-4eir f pubisr itrobatiocu,gisco to the propOts, tor front a persormif it•ondSeryi sAck . ess , mi their own faniiles,,:;stanips its iheiit beyolid 'competition,. add Ades a sanction to it, of which to other MeJieine of .the , kind can ,boaat. , PArents and 'others, vritiv , havit the care of children, shoalti. have this remedy' us a fainily:4lledieine to resort to, wheneVer the St itch or Bowels of Criadtek are-any way disordered, which it will alwttys; Intlasittd to relieve, • . • ,Sold N holes:11e and retail, at Butler's, No.'4; Cheupsitle, Loti.lon; 'and retail. by ;post country venders, to' ilbseb, at ;Is. 9d. and 5.i. 6d. elicit. • -; GRAVEL atd h • HICKMAN,g .P1,141.4.fur.6e GRAVEL, RBA. STO24E, are, certain cure for that oast painful and dislressiag'coinplainrthis;Stiate And Gravel, in all its varioki' forms. as ludbago, and excruciating pain in the bii.velt.— Tfitsilisase is knesettilrOrbeeed from a faulty seeletimi la the kidney's, colirieeted v v ith the weaknuses of their vessel s .. The use of Hickman's Pills, by brac'alg these organs. restores thesecretion of the urine to a healthy state, and prevents the farther praductidu of that Matter wifich forms sone and gravel. It is from sucerm in. private practice, mid at the. *Ton recommeodatisa , of numbers visa have btu' cured by them, that they are brought before th.. Puhlies and expert . . ence . will eioer.hre,"eVery one of their -unparalleled cibeacy. against this fatal disorder. Sold, siliolesale itud mall, at Mr. Butler'S; 4, Citeripside, Corner of Paternoster-raw; 'Putt, Royal Exeh.usge ' • Clark, `269, Borough; Allen, 'id ' • Oxford-street; and must CoUntry Booksellers and MedicineVenders.ia dozen, at %. 9.1. emelt: Of whom may be, had,, Butler's Artinuttie Pectoral 1.6- i zenges, .for improving the v dee r and for coughs,. colds; usthats,. ikr. 'in Boxes, at l!lid. -•-- - 11Y DIVINE I'ItVII/ENCE,_ WITIMR , i' BA LeNt •OF - Q O, price 3ii. i, the best ItemeAy in the universe for•Ner tons Complaints the most w ivre rful Restorative and re.;;;111. matiag Balm of 'Life mud find . .fhe.ssfest .and. belt Medicine in the ‘Vorld.—lt is not pretended . that. this Medi cine can arrest the progress of Nature; but it • 6 asserted, and proved, Aimt it will restore slEALT#l,..even wbece.th'e Constitution nlipears to have . been. irreparably injured. Thirst who'itave impaired ttwit health by a residence in hot tuul.unhealliky climates; the. Young of either li,x, whose infirinilki threaten premature old age, it life isf-misery, tuid ad early dissolution and those more advanced in years, whose tottering, s,ipleSs frolge4, appear withereil ask! . worn our, are tde mo re Aaite.ll to otrieTh of skis soothing the benign which may be extended to t+le whole class Of Valet udindriani. • loor in.nlliases, and in all axe ,, where the bolt& are relaxed, st iwre tile Constitution has received a hhilek, or 6 by any means debilitated; this RESI'OItATIVE and ItE-ANAMATINti HALM of LIFE find 11EA LT 11, will produce tile happiest erect; the cold and - front's nn * nerves will he warmed and steadied.; the relaxed dbtes will be braced and rendered iron; the muscles will he invigornted, the news will be slrengtheiircl, the emaciated liana will b covered with firm flesh, tie exhausted vess.is will be re plenisded,•the impoverished watery blond will bee rich and balsamic, and itlbuiguill restored 1.1 the samt tire impetus, winch the true criferVoi liflie;ilth; the lan guid drikopisig s pirlislirilLAstrevivod and eithilirated; diges tion will lie psi 44444 vied; in short . , the tone of the nerves will be restored, and by' these' niLlacti.C.i.e whole Constitution will be rena.witedd Verblefiess, lonllude, anxiety, nuid alg'tite d e pl4.llillesyntpillen ,ls4 atsease, wilt vanish ; and ~;; Te elboollinir,pety, inn' every evilesice. of renovated' Itealthoi ill be 111e - INi - spy result of taking this inestimable Kahn in due line, the•direetioshftw, the . use bich accufflpaily earl, 'rite u t Quito Is prepired And itiM' by Ws witwer4 cliouia, tt-2.4,.51rd•01,, London., liet..il, by l o olthury, Li verpool ; the I. ,uthyi °l!.ttoit 'Medicine *Conirii), :iamb Rangy, lr;4ittivutg 7 i ;'' Ircims,te, Aberdeen; Alms nod Pea; tiuli 4 *harp, PI) Coon Plymouth-Meek.:- llarldltistul.; Mid all 'repudiable eine Venders, price Yv. 9d. per Iliadic. - : DIAROUQIIE LANDAU, and LANDA.US Vl!'rdbAll:46lc.r3Lll,il3,lki.' quarto, u. 3 1 14 1(g.1 - VMS, GREEN - ; 1 ) 7 1 1 1 0 .t.; be P;tid I).second-hand, perfertiv Modern, and neaily ,gull to, j 7r 110IJAKCCONSERVA'fORIES dm. -'47 1, tes lite 4s2d-lien. III: ~ .pa , folio, pa' t... 1 yellow nod black, hung on light Carriages, colouied, ., 2l. vis. 6d. . 1: , in , Priye 1141f-ii-(1u qi: monocle scats in flout, TO Bb SOLI) fur less than • •• , . one Piiiiily Bottl *their Cost, a few Mouths since,•or will he let on )early ...• GO f lIIC Alf,ctill'ECr IJ/I.E. . Nine Shilling: sire 4., or eNcO inz,c.l, at Tamer's, coach. Builder, oppolita .. This ()ay was publisneJ, kw litc!l Church. . -- _ tile Oire?tions. Elegrerrly printed in. Itfrytil Qu trio; be Heasley, vr an tdd by iitl Vett itl; ' 8 . . s elaborate Engraving of the FlOl4 of alcons, i,;o4.tis.t.i,- - liinextim.--.4) oli W. J. DONNE., . priec 41:1 dr. tnextri Boards, • • .. 801.ONMN'S I .WILI, SELL BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ! . , t . Vereign fttioiedN ft TIFIE I,E.ViE of a! 'FAVEtt.N. COFFEF., AN tUiroalekti StigVEY "f did Ecc:). 'sintical Autlyeitiev of tRA:ftE; Willi n view* tuf W. ,Il 1101.!SE, and 110 TEL, in fell ; Prude, Which Intl . Ct ri onlit :r i e lp ie :i s o r l, te irx .d, e ? lus'icate the Rise nal, It r.ogfru .of ti.itaic Aretilteetete lit li Acivitv and Industry , h: sande worth tic ' le it. prneti• • - - in&thet-onisilettit Europe. . • -•- • 6. -.f :old. Skili.. Price:. line, ft an ing :n:0 reat coinl4z Sitiriti in: ta; Cellars are B y th e l a in R ev . 0. D. VVILTINOTOSI - , ',, , .. Lik,: % it hi. 6i ir, sod roomy, toe Ground Floor light, ettrioive,' nod CM: Of St: John CotlelAtitiainhfslge• . %lira ; tin tO f ir st Floor thereare Wet capititl I)ininie. 'fRBA'J - Printed for J. TUV tor at the Atettilectscol * Li Ipritry,.lfe4S......Fl E A Z d Ts a w f sac $,,,:, kr...ad the upparts contain . Chamber', for lb Beds . 1 , ~ nigh- Holborn i., • •• . . : ~ .'- "- tined up, lint nit a Shilling to Il i zial Where nia,% , he hal, r lii m telysiehlinitiAl.. ! - 's.: • ~CfIiNVAL I. r• l'urchmer:- -- Aav ia m y " , e l4-4 • 116 Y " A "'"*"` . - '- - r -mtsitftvicrtows - .4 . 41 . thArgn -p c ittferrtZ .: Wo fest; ittraii..tde, itith i . ..in'.!nr ConNenirnerh. w liirli CO o, wit I ii ; TUIIE, :Military, bcc.esiassical, and Civil, i.'iliiipired with oadiren IS. , Moneyvand the ialustrious Attention of a clever Man, I oiniil ir Buildin4s tin tbe•Claitirieut, inchidincavritiene r lei- mid loi • vv .._ _....... 0 of , loarattableand trionev-inakioc Concern. " A 1 nerarY . Of Oxford and Cambridge; atom 1-11i l toriial Notices of , „ c a ls „.,- ii „, o f „p fiet.ralart in Nis niit! immediate P""e" l ' m " 1 he 7,7" i vt.iiiied Glass. Or . tamiut.il. Gar.teneag. dti•.wittrtitrontilogical •- • • , a d • r Autiboaton to Mr. Donne, No. 7. Cotc.ntoit-i.reet ; emaciation nod in "'' 1 T Lutes •ind . :Dimensions of .Linuedral mil ' Couventual w i th violen t a lai, •.... -,- Iwo 'Pr ft - , 1: • 4 it in IC. nit is F!~,r