The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-24 00:00:00

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' lfni' .. :. 1,, ,I. ~ .; .: : • • 3 MT:CEN itoirilliki ' ''''' l " h hi i ii i g e.•-'Ol, • : , . ;I . 01, b A . , fl'i SI oi f!`•&-.'513 acts e r.:.,. •:susr . _.•%••1"'" Yrs" IF-, . 4114' jib.- V '''' : '''' grLlle k ' , .ii .114 LONDoN. 71101, 9DA yr . ~, SEPTEMBER 24 i 1812. • ' , • - ~2 1 ,- 1 , •: (pi re Lltal• h-.. 7 72 • . ; , . ------.-....-,,...„........._. WI 7 .- ni l Noroo==ll . kISH CH PTA illit2 SOCIETY, ~ 1 ^'ie , .llll.Ottil ... •,S THE PRINCE R EGEN T. 1.184 William Leighton. Knt. Aid. • 1 . 4 1 •441 1 Under Ira Parr o ... Matott—t " l ' e u r John Arhley, Esq. Ald. ; V 9 2 9 19 10 2 2 i T. . NIP C. Plitwer_ 111,rt_ Aid_ - 'fl tn Q 1.1 I • - 0 , 4 nOINIIM , • ft/. • • .0. ~~~~ Iss :• I " ". ' • s' t• .I.;* • f, L ,4 -11;1 4ii 3 1 1* rri4l . " 1 1 •i ``t ' ,• $ • ',V .4 irf 4. 1 ! I i 4 • g ll 7 112,011^4 fia? ^r a t $Y.11•. ) 4.1 or.‘ 1. 1 ,, Ir .4zit :44; 't "P, t 1 116 , 1;4 sal • I lict4 161 Ss. anol .4401c.7• -1 4.; t• 1. 1_ .i S~'~3~Q ... .. ,1 a .1 N o . 2e54.?.: %It se , t, 311,7 , 1 AtoNttl • " - - • I . , .... . • .'.. THEATRE-All TAL,ICP,I4 ' ) fti.; A • .\ : • , .. Ta i s present.: 11're VIN q, l ,sgpt ,z , Icl. REGENT, N 4 llV.:o4ajihilitnn I .A, - - i....;1 1 pdt 14161'41UPEP for life purpose •ef relieving; by ~ , o , ; , ,I , ~, DI . *aeorralll.. . e•loesrfactions, nisch ludivittaais of the MA Nit-. . - VANIOS PltiliEitirgD. '. ' _ ~ , . T im oilie s mourth e idd m , tom as, estitute of all settleib o e r nt st i t u tud thi i s to C ne o e urr o y e asi nut . y ia b uc e e te- to . Ml*lloll6.ar.cte, t-• I t dueed to undeserved Diatraf, 4 -•• • , • ' A , •• z •..11 Jaws totkir lathe Couutry. The Shnkspeare Ewan 'sint;;;,.ortitik . he" 'brain opekat (he, 3 Donations. Anion'. torionesicenteut of the Third Act) ft cuavenience of those infßoyal Highness the l'riuce %Teta ,e,joo 0 50 0 cc tiling for ibe mvievi sivlcto , t, ~ • . . Ms:Royal Dirtiness the Duke of Clarence b il 0 41 0 To-marrad, Lose flirl.hyl., witlk i llikts e s 4 ., ... Tub Earl of Moira . - - ' 50 n ll d 0 - - .. ' • i j . Right non. R. B. Sheridan, M. P. . 2 3 0 • 5 0 itIANI I ERs' 011.1 - Oft .'. . 1 . -P4 ' ' Jo - hn Grattan+, E• 4/. - - - `-'0 0 s lsq . o AI a COMM(O COUN,GI k., tvid,a, i, lON t:havalsoCittriti‘ht Hon. John M'llahnie. M. P. -. Si.) 0- a I Guildhall of she riti . e. I.tattilusi, - oh Wednesday, Ilit•Rd . 4 William Gordum, E4q. M. P. • iv 13 , b. 0 ut, Sr , vieutber. InI2J • • :. , 'S -, 1 • ' • I JiSho J.iekson, EN. M. P. 40 0 - - . .. ._. . .•__ • --....1 P44ote Saf.Si. • Y 1 • 2 ! fly Mr. SADIFA . • ' 2 V 2 2 At his Itoparltary t Ooswell—treet, TO-MORROW. Sept. 25, S . •at Titre,l - ; 2 2 S . following Ifoll.3Ei, &e. At. DT Chiding, 2 . 2 15 141114 and a kir high, warranted IlUunds live t nu, 2 g la red condltinn, t. , nonerate ; and quirt In sinile ani &wale /. butne.s. A Hey Celdrist, 15 hinds three inches sound clever bane, I.• match for harourlie or eltorint. A LtrosetspNinre, V 2 w ; 14 haw & three babes high , aye ye ar s nit a clever hark3ey to can' ten stone. A VoNnut Mare. 1 hands one fort! six 2 9 2 2 • veant 41, .o tort. mi,tres•s of 11 stinte up IWO, L•elest Itmol, is t hi. country. Al a a math:: rof useful j:oin-ne hoege#, ;Al lA% a is . V 2 and pomiei, mail roa• her, posters, tail buries, intrucw, Ste. oa 2 2 the n owe hundred lots. Y V • To hoe vice et! one iiiii ruing of Sale. 1! Politic Sale 1/4)0 every Tuesday and friday. 2 2 2 2 V" S. . ldeasei. ray:.e, and Smiths, M. P. Cul.4nt I Adarisltv Miles .31'1) 1 :` , 1- Thnin:43 Rwscrorl, E•N• Thomns O'Reilly, Eiq. James Flrrell, Esq. Major Kisvana..,li Major C. James CaSar ' Remit vrtl Uoul • * riNtrx"r the TI 4hiA ; WU ILT• bit giv u;; eb e ' M em s !gable' e Oti 4 . f Y. 1 4 1 41,14:14 Nl ps .4.koetul mod Ciemotawle? ii Clow? of hp", **soy% Porno. ju r :01 14 .ty li t s :Pir a tV:v 4 e4;TV Ii i t etIrt g e l b .n o n A i rs i iitti c :?:4 1', V1=r ni rl; ogre Ivo Fi neh A rniy,le4l2tully. llet.an! *kW, 04 1.114#.110 . to b To Gem lento, Planters, Nnr er men. Chair-sit kers, nod Other*. - -The remaining Stock of the Len Bridge Nursery ik Seal CLlptuil amid La)ien fly Mr. COCIIRI.N. On lie Premises, M tl4 I) AY. Se pt. . SR, and Molting, Mi. at Eleven ts6,4ock, CONSISTING of fine fan yews for' blittdol antf hedges spruce iustl other far trees; voung.stripi aortgregm hollies ; Isthmus and Ateericatt %tools and layer:; forest and ap ple trees; a quantity of American pl tuts and evergreen Insinl , suckles. in pots; very tine large and small oranze trees ; doable camillias, &t•.: a quantity of hawthorn berries, for reed BO potatoes, growing, of very best sort; twee and small,buttt and branches of walnut, poplar, willow, apple, mid other warts of trees, with the faggots of the same; same bricks and Weal{ two carts; sundry household furniture. &c. To be viewed till the Sale, curd Catalogues had by apnlyiati on the Premises; at the Cork, Epping ; Two Brewers; Wood ford ; New ton, Waltham; White Hart, R tinford4 Caledonian • Nurser', Kingslond-road ; Mes.o! , . Goldin) and Co. Sred Wa house, Fenchurch-ntrect ; and of the Auctioneer, No. 7, Duke-. street. Grosvenor-.quire. 7413rAlds Oil CimttttttiiMt tuii44oi4Wigaii - OriAt *Rd& LOY is lite briilibm awl stirtisiie -Victory issat asbraissik ow the TN day rif July Int. _ • , c Itesolvedllthinishotsl_ „v ?IA the Thyiiks of this Conti he given to the General thirteen, esmotnitiloned °Alec's , ' Nor,com utit•siotted Officers, tend Sioldieveof the Aini.4 Army, who have served under the comm., Dr the lifn-t Noble the l7ttrailli 4 of 'Wellington. in the several Vietoriets'obtalto..l over the French Araly in Spain sad Porturil : and more pattieularlv for the brilliant and derisive Victory tear s.t(ltit ! itivit, nn the 22d day of July lo.t ; and this Court cl h'llersl.y gratefully express the high witse m kith they smtert. o of the valour, conduct, and diiciplitre so cinaTicuuusly displayed. ..WOOOTHORPF,.. l' . 1 '2 . 2 2 2 Q To the til-,NTLEIHEN, CI.F.II.(iY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUN l'Y of ESSEX. /TIE E expectation which prevails of an immediate ji Di-solution ..f Parliament, and the certainty, that in any case, that roost catmint be far di..taitt, induces me' thus publicly ID make known to son Ibat it i. my iatetition, when ever it does happen, to offer my services as one of your Reprmietnatives in the Mime of Cnnininna. 1 have not ventured to aspire to this distinguished honour without consideinble hesitation, nor should I have presumed to form such a resolution, was I not urged by Ft lends whose a:. tangoes have induced me to believe, that in so doing, I shall tie actio.g in conformity to the is ishes of is haw proportion cif your respemahle body; they have also prt•ssed sue to make ibis derlariston without incurring nov further delay. If circumstances should evrotaistiv justify their sanguine ex pectation,. and if you should thiesitopruper to commit iota my hands the inspai toot duties attached „to, the Pepresentation of this extensive County, I shall diVide myself to their faithful discharge, and shall endenvisor, upon all oreasions, to promote 'our more immediate and local iuteiesm by.. every **erne° I. my power. I fErl it unoreesssry to enter into any general explanation of tuy political principles awl opinions, Because, having so long had the honour of repres.l.; , t,g the Borough's! . Malden, my par liament:try conduct cannot lu.,seit e•caped your sibservatiou, and 1 must isecessarily heiteigell tbekehr, rather than Is. any profes sions I could pos.illy have•iiiWormiv supported rim. • mew ures wh;ch I considerel 0n....t its s‘ 'he genuine spirit of the Constisar , best calculated to priserve ioir Ether i ues, apd promote tilt prosperity of !be Empire. It %%ill be lily earnest deistic to poi my reypects to you virtually; before the Electioi ; and with that hope. shall MM. teaser a personal canvass the nv:.nrot t tin seliesed from a li ht indispuglion, w hich at- present, unfortustateb', prevents • sik from an doing. 1 have the honour to be, with tise,gretuest respect, Y n r fa it h rut, intosilik Servant. Yell* iitA, "Supt. . • CHAS.. C. WI. STERN ' 92 5 5 2 2 2 2 0 • • • 1 B 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 . 2 2 s 2 so . . ,o 0 50 0 10 10 20 0 5 5 52 10 lu 10 5 5 5 8 2 2 5 e 2 I 21 0 2 2 A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late' In his Majesty's service, challenge the whole *Ma to prove a single instance where their Medicine mat Method of Cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice-of many years in this partieular brunch of their profession has nut given ✓ise to ate unsuccessful case. They cont;nue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of VENEREAL COM- , PLA I NTS, and that derangement of the sv stein, which is the consequeece of the pernicious lindstirsteful effect,. of a hnt:it 14):nc and tuo,t unhappily ',urine(' by the swaths of both seies. •la, the one it will he found to he the unftaling.ource of Ltattesuarst ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a:dis tressing 4iftie of debility, which, if not to nely remedied, termi nates tri Impotence. are its remote mutt/him:we eflAts; While consumptions, loss of power, and various sera vats complaints._ enmity characterise the earliest slues of this solitary sites of person latteui.iting under disorder, incident tip suds a habit, their treatment tssimiile, has never proved un siketwieful in the course of a litor,, laborious, and mock esteilitat practice. In the most sib:flume and complicated rases of Ye aereel tnfreti.m, MO 39 otistructioto in the urethra, spongy r e. creseenees, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eraptisms, soutane! weakness, glects, as also STR I CTU R ES, whether recent or of long doeatioo, and which have fueled ohs skill of other prnetioners, are, by their present Unproved Ow* of treatment, etfectenlly and perm:inertly cured, without the patient suffering the exeruciating pain and alariniog hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty yenta extensive provice in this metro polis, numerous cases of strictures have been and are daily un der their care. the total eradication of which is effected by a safe. certain, ni•ti xpw:itiuus mode of practice, superior toany ether yet adopted'. ''he seenktte. , q, relatation,,arid dettli(ty proceeding from this endsplaint, i: speedily removed, and the patient restated to sohnd and vigorous health. But where star debility has for years existed, a proper per:ever 1111 l in their re st.w.ative remedies, after thestrlcture has heel, destroyed. is in dispensably requisite to revive the slumbering spai Its of lice, and to re-animate the Constitution. _ i '~};~ 5 5 5 5 .15 5 20 0 5 5 10 0 2 0 • • a • • 10 10 2 2 6 6 10 10 10 10 10 0 21 0 20 0 VO 0 la uk 10 10 40 0 . - - S 2 2 10 5 5 . 5 5 • 50 20 0 • 10 10 50 2 0 2 2 12 • trm t I.FkY COOPFIC t . 1.11.4 L. will begin tbsir COURSE of A!4 11M I. C in %11 1 :61 1 -.\11WT(IRES, tue ist :af th ;Mier; iiiTm) n t hiet. 2 2 .55 2 2 - el U 10 10 .. 20 0 • . • CUlt stixtri.W. • • WAITIIM AN and SONS rea',•ct:Ully announce' t., twit Flioni i , 4 6,ol the Public, mut they nee new its trodurlog .t veriety . qf f R ITISII 311 A W LS, of-entirely new elekaa ticsigns, lid:tined tor tie $ •11%011, w bleb .they are enabled in are, at 04 mut mw irate prices. and to he had .1,11- chnirely at their WarehouNe, Ni b lel, Viers-street, toner of New s' idAe.steres,. where they rtive at preitill a trust etlee sive tu.,,,.1.10.111 Is?. Irish Liners, Shertiugs, Table Limns, Fur- Whirrs Italia Mist British Must ins, &e..Str. on equally moderate 10 10 2 2 10 10 2 2 55 t 2 20 0 b. 0 Several Noblemen nod Gentlemen of the first resperUshilio have hren ender the care of !sressrs. Currie and Co. fur the re* mrrval of complaisiti of the uretlva, strictures, Btc. ; and having Necked n 111(111:11 and permanent cure, request that reference, may he given to them, ;t I.ltisfnetory evidences of the deckive superiority of Trees. Currie and Co.'ts phis of treatment.— Many of these Gentlemen have had strictures from ten to twenty years, and had hero under she care of Mbytes. Home; Hettrigides, and other Surgeons of equal rrninettee, %rho attettwted the Cafe by the appi Solt ids) of t he lunar rano le, w dhotis stir( no. . . . - •bAV4NDER 'AND TIONTiIt AY . ATIIR. OSIAII -Lavender Water Merchant, V from St s. this opportunity et returning his most grateful thanks to the Nor t p tieetr.g , for the bower th ey l ave conferred-nit Iflm,'S v ni th their commands, Punt hr assures them that is aliatesisstaily shall be in merit thei palroluier. . . . . .1. T. is happy le mid tha., notwitbstardMe the attempts, made by other vendee - in injure the reputation of his above elegmit and ergot Perfuilies. the Permallenoe of their grateful frNteince ha% sktired them the sanction of the gr:atest portion at the p elite circles. From Lasing so great a deism(' lie is en a bl e ,' to tiler them Al the rol!Ow ior low prires s— Loervoler Water, ' • • Hine Water. Per Pins Blink.. Lit e 9 I Per Pint Bottle £4 4 0 Or 6 rtitio for Sold erdy hr Josiah ler„ at his Lavender Warehouse, N o. 7, Upper George -street, 1' •rtasan-stseve ; where Mei rhantr. Caotuair4,lke. may he supplied with it, from One to a numbed potent', at *beet Notice, un the most Ilbrrnl Terms, for Ready Mousy. . . T RISII, Contractor for the present Lottery, 0 and the oats sjitis tini , hrd, returns his sincere thanks to the Public for their distinguiAed favours, and is happy in an. hosier .the follo*iog Li,* of Capitols !•ohl en Share; at hit Oakes, o. 1, I orattill, and 9, Charing6tott r, where the for- Waste lr N oldrrsomy riceive their Honey on &nand. T. H ISE! son with wailsiviscit witarinosend • Ilw improvcd Scheme of the New Lottery, piwnisintgPrifes of ,e2.4c,0.), instead of £16,003, Net containing more Prime than the lag Lottery, and as the olialle s t Rtiars of 442 gave sorb universal inliducliells thry ate rcialdril in the Ill•EIV SCHEME. CAPITAL PRIZES 9. of se2o 01X1 we £50.600 sous ST .2 3401 .... 6,0 0 BISII, in SHARES, 4 160.1 ... • 4,00 r IS Ins 4 309 .... 2,00 1 I Lottery, just Plaished• 6 S .O ..... 1.80 - 6 2Ott .... 1,203 5 0 . 10... IWO 10 sfl .... 500 10 4O .... 400 16 25 .... . 460 1,2i0 92 ....42,90) All to he drnun lime IDA of OCTOBER. No. 9,651.. Prise ot.. £16,000 9i4 .8 4,000 3,660 .8 3,0J0 603 . .A 5OO 2.73 d . .A 5OO 1736 ....8.... • Aod Seven Prises of 2300, and £llO, Ike. &r. &e. CONSUMPTIONS CURIAL THE Inserter of this, a Professional Man, who tcLs for the lase ten years emended many persons suffering solder the above Dbe:sse, has, in consequen.e sir his extensive sienesiee, been so forint ate as to di,enver a Medicine that is an infallible cure for Cssitzampsions, by which Medicine he 'has cured many when given over by ensineat Phwiicianst ned when in-the het stage of w Consumptina,' attended a ith Coyish, Spits of tibial, ank.(Edematoue swellings of the Feel ' ue. ' Thusseh the truth of this insertion may be doubted, the Adver tiKr 'wisps rsy,that he has it in his power to refer to those he i hiss curs it. :twin hen given over by swam of thet fiest Prates ,nntsta Mrs. Ul der thew citrus:us:users. and la Use request of his fi tends and the many persons he has cured, he therefore OHM pUbliflV PirtrY tt to those who are.kilweriag seder this htiveihtg Dioetoe. Leiter> (pug !mist) addres-e4 far A. 11. Noss Slnsec flew.ruad, Nlary-le-bate, Lomb*. :oft. •• - • Torrent r ile Bishop of Del ry I Might Hun. Geuige Rnie, N. P. The Marquis of Lansdow a The Earl of Bewhorough Colonel O'KellT Colonel Withe r -mo o n • jetties !Malcolm, Esq. Colonel H. White Robert Lutouche, Esq. 11. P. Jeremiah Dick. Esq. Hugh Bell. Esq. 'Yawls Madame, Esq. • James Whittle, Esq. Debi* O'Brs en, Esq. • John Kiernan, Esq. William Babingtol, M. b. Joseph Bourke; W. Mooning, Esq. M. P. The Fart of Dmmughmore Lwd Hutchinson Hob. C. H. Hotchinsou. M. P. John Wilson Croker, Esq. M. P. • Eatl of C4l,•don The lion. 11. A. Dillon, M. P. Sir Robert Wigton', Bart. Si. J. Env Ilippi.sley, Bart. M. P. Marquis of Downsbire Peter Alley, Esq. Wood, Esq.. G. Csilaghan, Esq. - H. )lenity Esq. S. Perrot', Esq. Right Hon. (1. Ponsonby, M. P. • Right Hon. Sir J. Newport, Bart. M. P. P. King. Esq: )Done,s Stewart, Esq. AL P. T. Lloyd, Esq. • 'Part of Chichester .71w flruntem of Darnley • Hon. 'Mrs. Koos Hon. Mrs. W.' Knot The Earl of Darnley Eve)! 11•41. Specter Perceoal, 111. P. land C-itnerston, .16. Bushell, Esq. G. Young, Esq. Robert Shaw Esq. 5.1. P. The Hon. 3. Ixeson J. Coltsionn, Esq. Deacon, lisos. Marquis of ileadfurt EMI of Limerick Jaws Dentirs.Esq. Eisi I of Upper Ossory Stackpole, Esq. Marehtnuesis of I)..wnshiro - Hon. T. Knox. M. P. NW! of Fin.mli JohnJoheston, fSq. John Johnston, .u.,. Eilnard Slack, - Esq. Earl of Derby General Hulse , Batt Faso Mime 'Lod Milton, M.P. Mr. H. Barri/Ito Mr. G. 11. Robin' Mr. Edn arta Barlow Mr. James Lnadley Mr. M. b t Clarks Johustoe, Esq. Heyisiilds, Esq. R. G. flogan,l.sq. Mr. J. Docksey Mr. John Siege Mr. Thai tat Mr. Thomas !toiler Mr. W. 11. Butler Mr. John Di ii.kald Sir Francis Gould, Bart. Winner Phipps, Esq. Dominick French, Esq. Mr. s..tuael Jackson Mr. William Lidtard . Mr. IV ilii:Lalpsigluim Mr. John Lucas Messr.. A. and W. Ogilby Mr. Riley Mess's, Titosors nod Co Mr. Benjamin Wat.on • Mess' Joseph illiams and NM Mr. David Voss Rev. John Wotherall • Mr. Carhery Mr. P. Wiseman John Litchfield, Esq. Mr. R Milliogtou Mr. I'. Simmons Mr. T. Balmer Robin Allen, Esq. !dr. Ker Mr. Tornboll . i Mr. John Stokes • Juba Douissaii, Esq. Mr. John Morris • 111 r. rdWard Quin, jos. Al r. Jailers Lannon James Agar, Esq. Andrew Thymic., M.D. Mr. 'I hoinas Batchelor N. Byrne, Esq. I j Robert Clarke, Esq. General Montague Mathew, M.P. I Thomas Moore, Esq. ! Mews. Rucker 10 10 j Sir Fiaiiris Burdett. M.P. Messrs. Torey and • 10 10 C. S. Dudley 5 5 Alcor , . Reid. Irving, and Co. 11) 0 army Dime'', Esq. A b I Brojainin Shaw, Esq.' 10 10 *, The Eal I of Buckinghamshire John M•Eart liy, E sq. • le 10 SO * 9, I William Burke, Esq. 10 10 I Joseph Smith, RA. 2 2 1 .1. John Puyi3Oer, Esq. • Y 0 1 ;1 iAlit lion. Hrnry Grattan, M.P. "' E. H. Seymour, Esq. 2 1 1. 1. MEMBERS OF Tilt CORPORATION OF THE OTT OF LONDON. CITY OFFICERS, Ikr. i The RiAht.llon. the Lord Mayne 40 U '1 1 ' Sir Wm. Curtis, Bart. M. P. and Alderman 21 U'll Sir R..E. Glyn, Oat. Aid. 10 I Harvey C. combo. Esq. M.P. and Ald. . # I : Sir John Earner. Kat. Aid. .!sl4 0 Sir Charles- nix, Hart. M.P. Aid; s.•• • I Sir Job. Perrin& Bart. Y. P: a i nti Ald, ...is diejlasaai Monti Barr. 111.1 4 . said Md.' •10 10 - - T 2 0 2 u 2 0 2 0 I 4 _o t Q 0 S 0 9 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 2 I i 20 1 1 2 2 11 22 1 1 22 1 1 22 1 1 2 2 11 •9 2 1 1 2 2 11 2 2 11 22 1 1 2 2 11 2 2 11 2 2 11 -22 1 1 21 1 1 2 2 2. 2 1 1 Sir C. Flower, Wirt. Aid. Thomas Smith, Esq. Ald. . Joshua Jonathan Smith, Esq. Ald. John Sylvester, F.sq. Recorder George Scholey, Esq. Aid. will:me Domville,. Esq. All. Samuel Birch, Eq. Ald. nod Shetilf Matthew Woad. Esq. Aid. Christopher Smith, Esq. Ald. John A tkios. Esq. Ald. . , Sir Wiiiiani Plomer, Knt. Md. - I !hallow! Goodhehere. Esq. Aid. . Christopher Maguey. Eq. Aid. - George Bridges, l'asq Aid. - William ilevgate, Esq. Aid. anti Sheriff Richard Clark, Esq. Chamberinin D. Piaster, Esq. Father of the Corporation Robert Slade, Esq. - Thomas Bell, Esq. - Robert Waithnian, Esq. Samuel Favell,' Esq. - . lobo Crowder, Esq. . - rroi Fenton, Jun. Esq. Ur. Alexander Rua - Mr. F.twaril Quin . - Jtneph Busimau, Esq. Comptroller ilewry Woodthorpe, Esq. TUND Clerk Robert Ashby. Eq. - • Newman Know 135, Esq. Common SerjeaDl Mr. J. Whehle - Mr. C. Stuart . - 'Mr. Rezer Blundell - Mr. John Drinkald - Mr. James Lacey Mr. Thomas Reeve - Mr. William Murrell - ' Mr. T. M. Hardin - Tiniothy Tyrrell, Esq. Rememtwancer T. R. Syms, Esq. Cummins Cryer 1 Mr. Samuel Wright - S. Coiling-ridge. Esq. Sec 0. S. C. W. L. Newman, Esq. Solicitor Mr. James Griffiths Mr. T. E. Powriall IC. Cooke, Esq. Mr. James Crook Mr. Robert Hedges Mr. Joseph Hurtoinbe Mr. Peter Skipper - - Mr. Francis nobler, See. to the Lord Mayor Thomas Farrance - John Briscoe - Edward Colehatch - Mr. Robert Elliott - Mr. Thongs Doraford - Mr. David Laing • Mr. William Cawthorn William Howell. Eq. Water Bailiff Mr. Henry ‘Voliethurpe -. Thomas Coleman Mr. M. T. Gibson Mr. James Johnson Mr. James Pearsall Mr. James Bate Mr. John Wright Edward Wigan. Esq. T. A. Loxles, Esq. Deputy Mr. Robert Kirby Mr. John Cotton Mr. Samuel Thorp ill iom Gestates Mr.."Musm Atkinson - Edward Kemble, Esq. Deputy Mr. W. W. Cope . Chattel' Martin, Eq. Deputy Mr. Thomas Woithy - - Th •m is Conway . John William Gots, Esq. Deputy Mr William Rawlins, Ent. Deputy Mr. James Jacks - Mr. John Asitlin - Mr. Philip Green - James Saunders, Esq. Deputy - Mr. Joseph Guttey - Mr. Stephen Leach, Clerk Works, N. C. Mr. William Row - Mr. T. Moore - John 'lawman, Esq. Deputy - Mr. John Platt . - Mr. John Walter - Mr. Thomas Wiltshire • Mr. Thomas Blunt . - Mr. I'. P. Maraud - Mr. Jitters Davies - - Mr. Thomas Ayres - Mr. Thomas Roberts - Mr. T. Joyner . Mr. J. F.. Saunders - Mr. R. Knight - Mr. J. Walker • Mr. William Cittivrell - Robert Fisher, Esq. Deputy Mr. E. Poston . . - Mr. S. Ada us - Mr. Joseph Turner - Mr. Robert Carter - Thomas Grrevanay, Esq. Deputy - Mr. Samuel Hale - - Mr. William Jones - - 2 2 1 1 Mr. Winton' J. Reeves - 9 2 1 I Mr. John Joshua Skilheck - I 2 1 1 James Toddy, Esq. - - 2 2 1 1 Joseph ritzwillitus Vandercont fNq. 2 2 1 1 Samuel Newman, Esq. Comptroller, B. H. 9 9 1 1 Zachary Langton, Esq. 2 2 1 1 .To enumerate all the cases to which the funds of this Charity may he applied, ratan. at this moment, be necessary. it will be sufficient fur those who may not be instaatly impressed with ITS humane and benevolent ends, to reflect urine the wits( multi lode of Irish that are in this country, and crowd particularly to the Metropolis, composed of mechanics, artiticers, labourers —of the wives and children of soldiers and wamen—of soldiers and seamen themselves, discharged from natant service—and even of persons respecta ble by education, pr.afeiim, mid dia. meter, rector ed to distress and destitute of mill seasonable relief. The avowed uni.ct of the society is to create a fund for the re lief of those poor natives of Ireland who have not acquired a right to any parochial provision, who, by disease, eagialty, old age, Nat'. &c. are rouble to carts a livelihood. or who, wishing to return to their own country, are ile,limte of the mewls. In consequence of the absence from town of m a ny zealunt and. distinguished Friends of the Institution, the First Genera! %eel. Ing is postponed in November. Tho:ie who are d,r-ir , us of en couraging this national establishmeid, are retT•42.ted to &NW* their communications to Mr. Edward Qaitt, Temple llote, Blackfilars'-road I or to Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith., George-street, Mansion House. EDWARD QUIN, Secretary pro Temp. August 19, 1812. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 V 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 • 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 • 2 1 1 2 2 2 9 1 • 1 2 2 • 2 FOR THE TEETH AND•CI.JMS. TITE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN TIFRICE, invented by Cie late JACOII: !mina. Deatist to her hlnjesty and the Prince of Wales, are g really su perior, both in elegance tint e ffi cacy. to any thing hitherto made men? l they will effectually preserve the Teeth in a *sound state even to old age; will render them white and beautiful sVithout the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such as areloose, keep such as are already decayed frum becalming worve ‘ prevent the Tooth-nth, perfectly cure the Scurry in the Gems, and make them grow firm and close to the teeth. They likewise render the breath delicately sweet, and remedy all those disorders that are the consequence of scorbutic gums and bad teeth. They continue to hr sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and r Blew. Coekspur-sirect, London. price 2, 9d.each und retail bj T. Scarman (late Partner and Successor to Mr. Hanel), Gorge -street, Hanover-square. • Nonp are genuine hut what have the words" J. Hemet. Bay. le, aid Blew. Cackspur-street," engraved In the stamp, and a label'," Bayley mid Blew; Ceickspur- rrrrr t, London," pasted ass she-back of each bottle and bat. M. The Essence is partictitarlf rernumiended to parents AFTll4llllrbu hamomthe care of Ckildred as the greatest pre ervative rf young sod tender tettli. Patients in the country are requested to st tte the 'lards-10.4s of their ruse, *we, and gen.Tal halm of 1664. giLl • &c. inclosirss rt remittance for advice and niedielars, when the same will he given or sent to ally 113 ft kisagthos. Tit ilegal. lb .1 se crecy 4,i 1115Pfitial to their uuderttdinc , the postage of kilt," may he aided to the account for nied;ciiws. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consuhed t.v either ges, wide the grente.i delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, Noy 107, I lation.gardeo. 9th Jiine 1809.-107, flattiot.enrden. GENUINE AND APPROVED MEDICINES, Prep ..red by S. SOLOMON. M. D. Gilead 'Pose, near Liverpool. -• THE Celebrated COIL DIA r, BA LM of GI LEAD / far Dehilities, Nervous Di...viers. and Wealcoes,es pe culiar to the Female Sex, Loss of Appetite, Hysterical aunt Hr. pochondriamil Affeclioirs, LOWIIMS of Spirits, Laid all Nervurit isoldeFs. Dr. S .101111011'S Cordial 13.1 m of Gilend is happily calculate& RN the Weak. the Sickly, nut lufir,u. In nil inward Deca,F. Debility, Lowness of Spirits, Weakoess in either See, whethrr hereditary, urquired, .3r owing to Youthful Imprudence, Medicine will afford the most wonderful relief. ANTI-I Mt PLTIG EN ES ; or, Solomon's Dropg, I 5 a Medi. cite superior to c‘ery other Remedy yri dbcovered io thi, or any other age, for the speedy retrativ..l and radical cure of the Scurvy. Leprosy, Rheumatic of Gouty Pains, Scrofula or K Evil, Ulcer, of every De,cription. Swelled or Inflamed Legs. Ate. In Disorders where Salivation has repeatedly" faded, when no other reale/1y could restore the unhappy Sufferer to that health he unfit' anyway lost, the Anti-Impetigeites h we been fund the great and only restorer of Health and Vigour. There Drops purify the Blood, and restore the System a ben itapaitedr: by the imprudent use of Mercury. The above Medicines are inclosed in plain directions, with.' surprising Cures, authenticated by Person- of Respectability,,, and arc made up in Bottles, price Eleven Shilling. each. Their: are also Family Bottles. at S3s. contaioing Four of the smaller ones, wherein 96. ore saved. TheABSTER.GENT LOTION clears and beautifies theSkiiis; removes speedily, without pain or trouble, all kind, of Pn0 1 ,1 0 .,.. Tellers, Ring-worms, Sjints, Redneis, Swellings or Carbuticles of the Nose, Blotches, and every Species of Cutaneous Erup tion nu the Surface .of the Duman ;linty. It is perrtliarl plea soul in its operation; au agreeable s oftness to the Skin m ut e. diately succeeds its use. It sweeteus and refreshes the whale Complexion, which resumes et nue and the same an enlivened appearance. The Public have been long con vinced of the cei taint% *of its success as a safe nod certain re medy for Iterpetic Complaints In general. Pints 4s. CA. llaf pints 2s. 9d. ()hiene the words "Snail. Solomon; Liverpooi," engraven on the Stamp; all others arc ousumerfeits. Sold by all Venders of Gettable Medicines in the United Kingdom. Of whom may also be had, Dr. SOLOWON'S justly celebrated GUIDE le II EA LTLI s olr;Kilvicelo both Servs, price 3s. Dr. SOLOMON experts when eonrulted, the tin; compliment of a One Pound Nate ; but all written Cases. or Letters of Advice, if answered at his (clause:, are requested to ioclose poly Halfat-Goiata. .Such letters' shustld for safety.. se thus directed :--;" alonev letter. Dr. SoLantt, Gilead:lov le :war Liverpool. Paid deuble Postage." I ...titers may be or dered to be addressed to X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-u . ifico, wN ra.led for. II ; I 1 ! i