The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-05 00:00:00

PP . I 1 0 1163• COURT MOUI ORARTS, PLOWNIA, itt awl atlafaCtUrefil to HI v 1 . 41. F Nil LI% heir leave gniacqoaint I) vN.' I I IT Y and SENTRY. Ibat their WARE-ROOMS ti111.1.:TE1.1( STOCKED with every Article of MOURNING,' N )N BLE MOURNIN(OWA& to the preseat Ne ' vl r 1in.1% Orr 'shah which Will he Sold on such Terms as to of ell V er4ll lippmhatios. thloulas-street, Covent-Garden. RESTECTABLE TRADESMAN, whose ACO‘SDIPTION bi ANCHESTRIt, GOODS. corlO TICK, FRINGE, HOLLAND STILIPES, so WE. &c. has never been less than EIGHT Hine. 4 EO poUNDS ap:r. will en:Tage- to DEAL with boy ighle NANCHESTF.R HOUSE, who will advance E ight Hundred Pounds Via. Three Years. to Are paid off by • b a d ou,an secured by MortFage on Leasehold Property, ver ,„ 4 i i otall he regularly pa id for on delivery. Alio, to A.ll. at Mr. Read's Golfee-hubse, Fleet-street. MALTA, AGRAND VIEW of MALTA is now open 1 0 HENRY ASTON BARKER'S PANORAMA; 101:fr .:Noe, er s hyr t i te;City rt inn the Ned'. Sea; 1 7• 11 . thr.itikasel of •6ieM)y Dan. &e. Sie&epf FluatOtag is also► veil. Admittaart. la each PiOittirif 0:4 Santini. ••• Orr. Gnm Ten till Dusk. POST oßtr BON • --- _ fp he SOLD, vntier civumstances of peculiar I Rilvlot 3 Z e ; r ayffbie . one year after the &cease of a ?i,i!en hi. eighty-fourth year, .with interest from the (I ,r of his tlecertae. • r particular., apply alibi Offisf of this Paper, 87, Fret )• • • A:. ILNOI.VIIIIAWLS 024' HALK. • ," ' • Pi DIES or (r,ENTLEIVIEN des)rous of . ,rtasins cations INDIA SHAWLS. have nnw an op. pinuoit ., of inspertinic the LARGEST COLLECTION ever. votes NOP. hv aPIAYIot at WILLI ANI and DAVID 3E. R6yY's Yitt.htt, Isar!, aate.bhaltl Lwow, No 118 , troods w ar Sowerset- . Nouse. S. H. Tar lull battle Ow for forgo Shawls, Gold aad St. te. ML141.1•, ii I I.L SAVAGE, LVDGATE-HILL. WAMFOItD, DAY and NIGH'r COACHES. 0 %map and Evenings at luilltpost Six, through Wet ra,beinage, Dalbeck, Biggicswatle, St. Neot's, Runtim e*. Brelen, and Stilton. Ala, YORK aid LEEDS Union Coaches, through New. irt,lPiratirr Ferrybridget &c. Thi , Csich nicetsall the Northern Coaches. Tie fi ISTIN GS aid BATTLE; Coach, through Tuuhddie W. 1 1 ,, Ineday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 4 o'Cluet. sALISBURY, Southamptoo, Exeter, Newbury, &r. &e. Cowles as insid. TUNBRIDGE W EL L 8 WARE,CA DILLY NEAR ALBANY, PIC. DOBINSON bogs leave to inform his Friends no and tbe Poblie, that he is constantly receiving from his Ala -I.,*,tetory a freshsapply of Goods of evyry description in the :.shridge Ware Lure, the whole of which he is enahled to /ell hiArutte, Retail, and for Exportation ea as low irreales up out in London or Tarbtidge Wells. A great vArietv of articles made of white wood for Ladies t i onaluest.—Old Tonbridge Wave repaired and varnished, or akeeinexelome for oe*.—English and Dutch Toys, with all kiarh of genuine Frenrimuid English Perfumery. The fathinnatile Game of the Devil and the scositive Fish to to um with in great variety at Robinson's Shop. rte ti . .., JUST ARRIVED FItOM PARIS, ' • , . A LARGE A,SSOR,T Si ENT of BRONZES,. II for Furniture, making a considerable addition to I en. i entre collection of panerns of A. l)re Coil, 'the origins! and els muiefacturrr of Bronze and Ortarialit itil , FAie,huiti, 'who retinues to make every article in the best iitaikinauship, frim km ills, Sc. Old Bronzes mid Orutuabi l ftirniture df WI kind, dewed, repaired, re•gilt In the hest thinner, and an dog L hrmesi notice. Old Pureelaip mounted Wi th Susie, nett etc ice cnre, without piercing or scratching the 0W.24., thseAfie: aped a hien may be nl ways seen at for Sheiv •4004214431 • 4 gol•street, where orders are respectfully sabs• • - ! ~:. '. 4 A. Dr Otis, with heart-felt gratitude, ' Isis stn-' to his most respected cibtoneers, antl'lmi bocklic ovation of their favour and patro n age,. which, • kb, vii-' rare, rgre, he will eadettiour to deserve. '• 'll%. ••• ~. • . . OCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSAILT O ?"6 , I:• , iiillighOesr-illifOnke of York, Presiding ihet , llowi.it Committee it Governors:— %dor Lima) I JohnLainneh, - ;Jot 11.. n. T. Jones Col. 11. Clement' M. P.. Olga IL B. Sheridan, M.P. Surgeon, Mr. Kietaail i i Mee rel. 3. Barry, IL P. her of the Itoyal College, ',it. il.June ; , 31. p. London. • p:itrodate of this Institution, conducted sintleitlie ..f a Gentleman of the brat professilmat 11 1.,tis!'y the Public of the satterior exceilenee nt the•pinil.' r mnbi es a 'oh a successful practice of all clisei”es 4mpru , t) cantr:Leteti by the young an{ t unwary, mid of their td -91 as strietures, debility, See k a delicacy, lie 11'1 hunour, in conducting the cure, lin herto unknown. he r1„,;.4 of thi s I n s t i tut i on on pu bl* t coinidente; is founded "ge s tog eaablished as a protection to society a.....aitest the .11i1 delssions held out by empirical pretenders its this branch • P r4ol (e. The first symptoms ield to Mr. Kiernatt's treat. in a few days. The Surgeties may be consul ted either 1 with the greatest secrecy. at his private house. No. `3l, !et Charlotte -street, Bedford-square, from N iar till Twelve tie Mooting, ant frills 'Aix till Pine o'Clock at Night . ; to nom Letters and other Cennaninientioos,L inn Town atul Cue& !, ILI)! be addressed, and will be punctually JUTS werecl, •. DVICE.—When Mon of education and'vro f fesional AEI use persiveriug endeavour): to tliscovet the 'are "id elfectual intihnd of treating a few prevailing ''''a!, the sluere , isful result of their esperienct is the best roof ..fotperittrity. M 6 §rs. GOSS awl Co. Surgeons. after being regularly alter 'ld ad initiated inty every Itraimh of the profession, (certiti-- °r'nf chi,'', from ,diferest UnsPintls.wad tettimmitals remit 11'4 riait.ent Phssirians, they have to coml./re any E , 'ter), Ikas e iinlueed to make the core of the Rillnwitig II -. 11 ,L, W ie ^Nett o f . their particular easily, vii. a EFATA 4 , ~,„ttDER, frequently contracted in a.rnoinemauf isatoajo,L - f . i lls flatronsitatits STRICTURES mid GLEE '1 0 ' ' ' ''''' tar Y . , whether arising from Baeettairdisit ck's.llog residence in warns climates, or a SEGIIvr lif &ill VICE, too ones' unhappily wirier/44y tbec roots et , 6 1 , 'cull' in the one it will be found tbulau.e Of STII.III- Y or 1 1 .1RItENNESS, and in the rititi:r . nrcasioll.ts au "Ultaill.4 **rimy* discuifev, whirl., if nut timely reontirt :I::vite in IMPOTENCE a n d CO NSUMPT I Intl,r atk ..; , ' '' revolt of a lime and executive protegee but fIAMAKIPIPIN9 .:tutperior sitethod, to ellitritially, remove 41arte. Blau 1 ..7ever iovetenste or gnu, piiated i :Ay it hiuriagsjestiag i . '.. 11 1 the leoq restraint i n diet , oi:eiterrige; nod lo Might' .__LREAL CASES, where on el !l=ulus'Ll g, ep: Irili . *Ant!, of the i n fectio n, the • '-. • ' s lifitt i7 l l4lre to the short interval of :no, , yle,; .:., 0 „ . • 4 4 .., dr... .- • The I "Preeedettletfstircets lit Steele atOcle nt •treatiwerik!, 141 ""` 1... 4 Ike nbove eionploints Ofthich Ing i tleverfloefullowlitkili .' ,d e ove n, sitt,y,le itotacce to tsv etre year; ptiottilfee. ittieisigavvitAh , . 40 ) , penkins of limb fArs.have freest titerdiptiN .I,,e.tritl tilittrioui methods Iliethieertrestietlhv e privfell: '1 4.‘ tier' etrea ), luthicei Mess". ; 90t m 'Efi a *I iI. 4°l ' ll ' 4l/P E : tier' their advice. Theysto.xii.e. j t'attittOtt b.i .44 t i vititli:" , persooully, or by ietterryroitt.id,Arioiele,eree.Y. re - ‘,t.sfel alteution. ne fu .. ,• ' !),,. ' . '''' i••• / c I. l . lt h: , !tv , in the Country, ittelessity,A Omsk Notev#it 4 i.eallilted t: !ht. particulars of their rastYoutry owl ratilkirripit 4 / 1 ,i 4 0i. , IZe lout taediritte will be for waida. iu ssartligit 4" the ' 1 Guts and Co. 13, DesTeriwoigeiT, - (.4, ...tall. g ••• . s . • • . ; Iti • 7 , of to Ale: particular NOtiee of his Friend.. It is lit - ONLY LOTTERY NOW ON SALE, and is the LAST OF THE - KIND that can be ever nifered to the Public.— There are TWE NT Y !El YE CAPITAL PRIZES. amount ing to upsrardr of 0)ICIR HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, either of wthch ditty be gained for Si.. Hu. the, Price sit "a Ticket—a Sixteenth is only 12r.mod other Shares proportionate. IN THE LAST CITY LOTTERY. • No. 15,820 . £6.000 1;,531. ... . 4,000 9,273 Weresold, in Twenty-Ave Shares.Aty EYTON, bite Partner with the deceased SirJ. BRA removed from N.,. 3; to No. 2, Combat, *hoe the City Tickets nod Stares may sow be purchased in variety of Numbers. and where 'Pt reeof the Capitals iu the last Lottery were Sold, Skaceil, Registered, and Paid on Demand. ' GRAND CITY 'LOTTERY. 10tY Order of-the Lords Commissioner" .of his LIP Majesty's Treautry. the TfiiißD unit ItAST rtil/AND. CITY LOT rtiltit win BEGIN DRAWING thoA 4th of DECEMBER, 11111 , .; cecrrivicAtr.. We, whose names are hereunto subscribed, have carefully stwveyed and valued the several Freehold Buildings allotted as Prizes in the Third City Lottery, and we adjudge the sew', rate value of each to he mt follows : F. P.+ vsrt,a, Tunics' SwErals, D. R. ROPZR. London, August '.:4,180,9 . . • 1 Prize of iegi,lo4° 3 Primile' 8136100 1 . 40 ,1 IMO . I ..... •, . • MOD, 1 I.‘ • • ' 490 1 • 2400 • r • 4,000 I . 1,900" 3,8i 0 1 • 1 9..500 1 , OO two I 500 1.100 • NO FIXED PRIZE. Thj, Property issorapidly improving, that there can be ao unabt be worth Oft ble its present value in a very few ' years. TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale at the following Others: No. 11, Pickett-street; 8, Coriihill ; 15 and 26, Skiaaer-stryet ; 7. Snow-hill ; ii, Altzate (corner of Hounds ditelt) g 410 1 .9%,furd-street ; I '. 4 A, Strand; and 14, Parlituoeut- 'l' is as much to be regretted, as it is indisputably certain. that 11 great number of an unfortunate Class of Ve it's-become vicelins ton certain I)isettoe. from an utter impe -1 , Utility, on their part, of paying the exorbitant expellee ex for. a Care by "Prat-Mitoses iii general, ur from the readotod.imrror the blea of an Hospital protineos upon their -nititiorutsetinsideratiun that hi/laces .dosses. 3ON RS and CO. ' j u be itayelouF anabond their Peofes-ional ' pahuits to the treat (v rat!nt - en ,Y hNRft SAL AFFECTIONS), to iafonn .the shaves!? .. pilau of Patients, and these whose liberality and humanity . ifflaces theta td commiserate their unfortunate situa tion, that „Tickets, ftr Females. 4)ne Guinea each. entitling ,the Be *s• tts a Cure, maybe bad, by personal applientina. or trier/00Si paid), at their house, No. 36, Union•street; : ;ll- • oroste, ...,. Lir . p , •- ft:iany he W inton to inform those who do not knotrilik• ,TONES, that tlk Winton care and post delicate attention will:, lie pall- to every Aalividina, until a perfect re-establishmeat of !Icahn is .elfeeted. - * The. uniform success which has attended Mr. .1454ES's ,Mode nf trtimint; obstinate Cil.P.E'fS and STR ICTU.R.ES of ,;.he URP.TfIR.A. induces bite to oder his • assistance l ic Geis.: !Dionne afflicted with stich'•All'ertiensonul fit signif) • t hlt lie'ist• sstutts at . home froin,Eig;n o'clock in the Mosoiltss rata Two. , SPRING PHYSIC. • R. JOITNSON'S VEGE'r&BLE Eitt•NCE A....- is a safe, certain ' and eitiCaciitus Remedy for the Scurvy, and Per the Cure ;tad Prevention of fill the 'baneful Orrin of r dreadful maladies of which that disease (so conininn to tat., in . liihkants of this country) is the sourer; viz. Sernphula, Le pfersy,• Nerv.lus and Habib, Head-ach; Indigestion, Hypo chohdriacisui, Rheumatism, Gout, Pimples and other Erup. thins, and . many disorders peculiar to- the female sex, which have their origin in ton great acrimony of the blood and juice.. As a mild aperient Syrup which must benefit the constitution, and catutot possibly . injutc it, it it recommended to the public, and especially to those, who are in the habit of indulging in what is termed free living. At thiiseminn of the year the molt prevalent malady it the Scurvy, and indeed no constitution IA free fr.m. it. Those whssl neglect taking spring physic, of a hich this Vegetable 'intact 1 ' is the most salutary and efhearions ever yet admiuistered, will be Halite, either late or early; to some one or more of t , • i above horrid diseases, of wench the Scitcry is the ' seorce. . . r Ladies who are troubled with pimplies t . croptitms, or scurf upon the skin, instead of using.danterotts cosmetics, which re pel the humours into the frame, ace recommended so the•use Of - pr. Johistim's Vegetable Essence, whuse effects are trot only certain, but safe and gerinahen. t. I •. 11 This salubrious specific possesses the peculiar and lm port/its advantage of being duinpased,tif materials' purely vegetable. • . 4old wholesale only by Barclay stud Son;, 93, Fleet-market ;' and retail by Mathews and imi4h, lir, Strand,trtudon ; price 463. a Packet,, with plain and easy &reef Mies for use. • : . 1 A more lotportont.l)iscovery to the World than ~ the Kee*. sedge Of the Transmutation of 'Metals, or the perpetual Motion. :- via.' SANDNVEI 4O • in the course of lois Travels 1 .1.V.1. in Africa having acquired the knowledge of an Herb, widely operates as a ,peciac in the Cure of Venereal Com plaints of every description, and from intioy.yeae practice in' the shave disorder,. as a regular-bred Surgeon, recommend* himself to the puhlic, us a mast successful practitioner iil t deportment of human maladies; being, from the assistance Ili such ix grand auxiliary, enabled to perform limit safe, Speedy -1 411d.rudiCal cures, without the•nid of Memory, which , in tfik Centel ti practice ! proves •oftentitues inure highly prejudicial sh l im Disease itself, leaving behind; lu the Ilo ( iesi..of the Pas g i tiettl4 e sad remains of.that p rnicimis Mineral. Such, is. deed, Mr. S...'s coati:trace in the successor his Practice, nod ' , ;sir ;hfsulutary and etheat imsketiivis tit his Medic ines, t h a t het , m,,,5 1 bi le sest to those who may hecoise his Potimits that 11.51 ;01peeilily had midi: :illy free them f that I)iiiarilef, hotk. titr loag stiinding and obstionte may be the case. . 31r. SAN DW EL may beemisalted every I)ay,. ftrisk Ten is the Morning till Niue at Night, et his Apartiaptii,Ni..2B, 14:iderihall -street. . ... .. . • . N. B. Captains of ships, or Si.ataring MM. .114 owe opliged ro proceed to Se)i, way he "applied Nile iliditales, ;Lod receive 411reetionh from Mr. Si es strove, without wt in- Atrruplion to their business, or the progreasitthe cure. - , • : • :. . - . • ...~. .ED THIS ,D4Y- lT was' pgrlikliai • In Two sold:tees . oetavo, pi/WEN. boards. THE SIXTH EDITIon, ready enlarged ; and illostratNl with Nn Notes; oigraved by Low itY, 9f T HE ELSMENTS..of EX.PERIMENTAL CHEMISTRY. By WILLIAM HENRY, br.Dl F.R.S. Member of the Royal Medical VfOriteriati Sgietiei of Etna. burgh; the Medico-Chlrorgical and GeoloLitot SorieVes of ; London; the, Plissiral Sortety of Jens ; Y,icePresident of the Literary. and Philosophic/LI Socletyof MatlEbester ; nod , Plrysician to the Mrucheiterlnfinnary. ?<Tied for J. Juhukon wad Peoi's Chnech-yard. xi; • . The Pablic Brit (Armed, the fiasiness of the' TAYLOR'S COMPANY is removal to 101, PAESI:OI, frost 99, George. • street, Ailtdpbt.. ill' TAI LOBS' . CLOWN. rly3 Paitlett: *-11- kit CLOTHS% tottberlsldillifilo.' toOtnidilemerciist • or - • A . ; ‘. is ' 7 ' 168. te- I 0 *, • slit din* - . 5•• - . Double Milted Icerseppere Breeches *di 116 It • Manchester rtuciicv - it) ditto - - 1 6 0 Silk dill? • •• . • • t 9 4 0 Nutter!) Pipieteent . .• 1 0 0 Superfine Cloth or Kerselmere ditto . S. S 0 Superttne.Clioti Greet Cuat (tilais ) " s tl Pair of Sneered, Def lrreewhes• • 2.14 0' • SUITS; cootrifcied for by tie Year, any tie Old Ours to be rebated. Three Suits,pei'Year-X1.3 6.01 Five Suits per year £29 0 0 Four ditto - 24 00 J Six ditto •• 33 10 0 LIV LES. A SUR of Livery - - - • & 5 0 A Detre' Jacket and Wahitenat - - 9 10 Ilueredat ":JFillitiao Overalls •• • , ..• ••• ODV apt . ii taw • • - • 1 11, PRICES OP 116GTAILNTAL AND NAVAL uxiroutts., • A Regintenial.„Coat . - • • 6 0 I)ltt4i ‘ktonnt. . - 0 18 0 Ditto Pnir ef Breeches - 1. 11 .6 ReganrtlSuce %heat Coat • • 15 6 ••• pdp • 4 14 6 94(itertioe t t i l At, tb veralls - • - 30 0 . PAlter•Doeilkittrautaloons - - 5 0 0 • Pair of Laus)i•Sidn Breeches - • 3 0 II Oentainen may contract for Coats on the same principle: Four Coats per year Xl5 0 0 51: Coats per year ieti 0.0 Ffreklite - 18 0 0 The Business being condinied wholly on the' principle of Reedy Money v excepting those Gentlemen who contract, the Proprietors tale this opportunity of informing those Gentle men their Bill will be sent in half yearly, Auld the Clothes whirhare te be returned brirtglit back. Naval and Military Oticers will hod a considerable advantage in appling to this Establishment for their Uniforms, or other Articles of Drew Regimental Orders are particularly attended to. Geotiemeit are infieined, that by tukiressingit line (post paid) to the Com. • 'pony's Office, 21, Geor,te-street, A,lelplal, they Kill be di ert• ed how to me:pure themselves, to as to fit the same as if they were present. Likewise to be had at the Olke, Rell's Patent Pocket - Book, which cannot be lost or picked out of the pocket. The Pebie are requested io observe, that orders ore r„.•• ceived atNo. 2'l, Lieoree-street i , Addpiti only. and that the hours of Dusineseare Finns taint in the Morning tin six ta eta - Evening. A SIMMONS, 'TAILOR, and MILITARYA • EQUIPMENT REPOSITORIES, Nn. 8, Strand, near Crasen-street, and at .481, opposite Notthumberland street, begs leave to return his must grateful thanks to the Pah lk at large for their permanent support; and the continuant./ of their favours convinces him that they h.tve proved his Ma• treads and Workmanlitip, and act in Fitting, together with his elegant Taste and Fashion. Ladies' Riding Dresses; young Gentlemen's If ussar dims, hot h trimmed and plain; Servants' Liveries; Leather Breeches, die. ftc. : . Gentlemen .on joining their respective Regiments. or going abroad, completely equip { , as ordered by the Commander in Chief. , . • ~ , • . . East and West India Order,. duly executed at' the followin‘ , sow Terms:— - c ' - • s,llt of handsome Reglmentid.t, best quality £lfl 10 0 • Naval tnifoinic ditto . •- - 818 6 Superfine Cloth Conks, Britiih Wo i nl .- 3 13 6 • Best Superfine Black ~r Blotiditio. Spanish • Wool' 4 14 6 .. . Gentlemen may also be accommodated with Clothes on Con* eract,•onving from 40'10 30 per cent. three Suitt of Clothes per year, best quality ..016 0 0 Four Su;ts ditto - 24 0 0 . . Five *O - S ditto - -t.) 10 0 Si 2 nits 40w - - - 35 0 0 Whit every other Article proportionably low. . A Suit of Clothes at Six lioar,'Slitnice. . . ' COMIUMPTI.ONS COR,ED. TE. inserter .of this a Professional Alan, who • li has, for the last. ten years, attended many Person. la• houtinceeder the above Disease, its consequence of his eaten sive Practice has been so fortunate as to disetiver a Al EDI. t I NI% that a an IN FALLUILF. C,UR.P. for CONSEnt Po TioNS, by which Medicine he has cured many when given over by eminent Physicians, and wheu in the last stage of a ". Constfutption, attended with Cough, spitting of Blend, and ~ceilertutsuus swellings of the feet, &e.--Though the truth of This bold and unprecedented aslertion may be doubted, as hitch the • Advertiser is happy to say, that he has it in his power to refer to those he has tared, and when gisenover by some of our 11r4 Pro4ssionsil Men. • Under these circumstances, andsut the re ' quest of his Frieuds', and the many Persons he has cured, he therefore now publicly offers it tCtiusse wbo are labouring tat ! •der the above.—Letters (post paid) addressed fur A. B. 25, Quebec-street. New-roads Mary-le.lsorc s London, will bave innnedinteottention. of BALMGILEAD af. fords the Most permanent Relief, and it happily eaten- Anted for the Weak, the Sickly; and Infirm. • Persons of - either Sex, who, Irma habits of lndutgrrwe, Ihtc sitting up, btitterliary employment, anxiety of mind, friluent . latexicatiort, midden fright, over exertion, a siealyettastitation. tar toile, or tither• causes. are subject to varlothe and diatressing Nennsta Afire tuns. 'Deluding Sick . llcatltathe.. Hysterical and Oonbuniptive Vinnylaiiitii;disrelisit`for Society ar guinea; Triutitir an,. xe. neral Emotion oa the mist trifling itccasions, Lose of kpperite.'-. Indigestion, &c. will dad itume4luate retie:firm tine It of this Medicine. In Debility, Seminal Weakness* 114,100; and Irritable Iltt• bill, Topes Donates, or Nercons C,estsuity,sions,its mein sairols unrivalled. it enters into and mixes with the most subtle of gg,,, Animal fluids; assists. invigorates the DrrAved. Juice..., and throws a genial warmth upon the detrilitatudAnd relaxed pitits that stand in need of assistance. • • persons entering upon. the holy state nt 111afrItriony shout& consider, that " where the fountain is polluted, the streams that flow from it cannot be,,pure." A Saying of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas.—Tise Cordi a l Rahn of Gilead is sold - an Bottles, pi ice half-a-s,uhreit 4'4161 g there are atilt Faintly Houle:i t price SJ , .. connuititig !goal to fo ur Bottles at Los. 641. by wbu h the Patient sates Ss. whirling also the duty the Stamp of which hears the Proprietor's name address, Saint. Solomon. Liverpool," to Imitate which felony.—. .D. The postage of all Letters to the Doctisr mu.t by paid, and alit of lib. bd. inclosed for advice. Sold by Mathews and Leigh. 10, Bread, and all medi c ine. Venders in l'owa and Country. • 7 -y-- , -.-_-_ —-_ __,..,,_. ...„, , . -. , • -,. .. 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It b In Syn. p!ice is. in bongls i the Frh Edition of tst their WARE - ROOMS ' the ONLY LOTTERY NOW ON kE,arsd is the LAST In Two volernes Octau IaILEMENTS of ELOCUT-i Nt ie which the THE SIXTH EDITIOn, gm D with every Arndt! of OF THE KIND that can be ever offered to the Public.— (I.' stank & to the present There are TWENT Y4sl YE CAPITAL PRIZES. amount- LA Principles of Reading and Speaking are investigated ; with Nine Slat* eilif he &tido° such Terms as to Mg to opyrurtly of (klat, HUNDRED THOUSAND nod such Pauses, Entnhask, and inflexions of Voice, 718 are Ty ELEmENTs .4 POUNDS, either of wtach day be gained for Si..lths. the ,citable to e ver y V a riety „of Sentence, me distinctly pointed ai" Garda'. Price sit "rs Ticket—a Si xteeeth is only less and other Shares d w a l l i nfl og e t l h P e l led oit4 , 4 , s w o it as h P o irec rend li er n i t r Z tr il ied n t i l g i "b il l i k eo an ul d d r m .: CHEM! By WILLIAM HE'S , proportionate. ens' her of the knyal Medical lIRDES MAN , whose IN THE LAST CITY LOTTERY, maniocs. • ' To phich is added. A COMPLETE SYSTEM OF THE IliCllgwritg, GOODS. wiz., . • No. 13,820 .4...... .£6.000 , 17.5.51 .. . ~ ... . 4,000 , PASSIONS, shening how they 6.llkct the Countenance. Too. burgh ; the Medico-Chirurgii ' ; LOllllOB ; the. Pkylical Sone! HOLLAND STR. I P ES, ' 9,273 • t . 3.000 - of Voice, &c. the literaryo4 Philosophic n less than EIGHT HIM Weresold, in Twenty-live Shaves EYTON', late Partner . Ily JOHN 'WALKER, , Physician to the Mructie.te r . mcnte- to DEAL with boy with Use iteeemed Sir J. URANWatO, remised from Ns. Author lathe Critical Proaotuacing Dictionary. imed fot J. Johnson and lOUS E. who will twlyonce 3; to No. 2, Cornhill, *hoe the City Tickets and Shares may Pridtwi forJ.Walker; Wilkie boa Robinson; G. Robinson; N• . _. hree Years.totse paid olf by- sow be purchased in variety of Numbers. and where 'Phreiof cadet, nod Davies; Lampasas, Halt, Rees, Ohne, and ._. . .. aye on Leasehold Property . the Capitals in the last Lottery were Sold, Skareil, Registered, Brown ; atetpou. , . he....t Johason and Co., Th e Publi c are informed the - I for on delivery and Paid on nernancl_ n • ~, •ar • , . . •-.. ' - - -... TM. Day was pablisted, LICENSED STATE LOTTERY °EPIC: ', • - . In 2 salt. OftSVO. ice 1. les. boards, ' 26, CORNHILtL, AND ST. MAR WIRET'S I • 111401,1T-WA.IL ESSA Y wer eta l e KINGDOM ' , BM) 4401 C 1 , • ..- 5 ,- .47 NIW SPAIN; tdalldsiatt .Ke. - ;Mira ' f to 4 I - tip RNSBY an t e ' VC. fitoilt.__6,47iters , . Vingelw ipmitillivOlt•tios•ltolve lt Alslott itseit ./t er tlifin , ./kialte 'EIg,AVWK ''''' ' lam Ahe: physical Sr* (bp R s• l a ft m,,, gh e . 41,..0 . it , 1 r , iIL iiititty -„, f , - , .: - tine. *alit:do pf legielesltUrr and thou- TICK ETS. and SLIARE*- AM ..0.51-. 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Wirpt, Resta.Orsisg, and.Breval and Shares, in the LOTYERY drawn on Friday the.l9tlrim4. D. Ci4Sisrk • :Blackitoed dekt Wiwi/ and Crom- • '" • . ' bje. Itstinburgh.. . , ' . ~..,. ,-.. •,, s. .. . d; 01 tavlior. dr;41) 1 ; q;) ,l 01 Parket be Ref' t daub` m, V. WIG. A gar sit s oir*. the Or e 4.f Mr' oders ol3 . liter and C of the tolertw relict of be Re` f ifloPt ,~ I v 4171 1 1 al published, r i l nak.; osrroß.! • PART I. I. ' sumcisittexrioNs _oft the EFFECTS of EARLY SS PATION. In which the nt.kst destructive and most Isrevaleht 'peeks of Javeale Debauchery is investi gated and explained; with it humble hops, that the Author's remarks, founded an long 4ieperience, mod supported by un questiouitble authorities, rags give a check to that progressive degeneracy IA the Haulm) are, which appears to he making rapid strides to its total extinction. The whole-interspersed with friendly 'medical adisonitions to Youth of both Sexes, and isOreostimo Milo to prow'', 14 good, invigorate a #Mts a ; sal repair *shattered Constitution. By E. SENATE, M. D. London t published by the Author; and sold by Sherwood and Go. 2p, patenittster-row ; Parsons and Son, 4b, Fleet street ; and all other Booksellers. Price 4a. in boards. PR. SENATt'S ADDRESS. TO Trir. PUBLIC. It is now more than fifteen years since I relinquished the ge ' neral practice Of a lueratlye profession, in order to direct all the' eiergiet of my miud *to the treatment of one pal hotter branch; ididt be very treut success whiCh has attended my plan, ,bas induced setieral others to profess the same object. Without assuming any extravagant preteasious, and scorning rm touch as any man the delusions of eanpyrical imposture •I can without vaulty as4ert , that, by uoremittinguiteation to the treatment of Nervous Disorders, amid Relaxation of the Sys tem, in both seres, 1 have acquired a facility of discriotina thm, and a superior mode of treatment, 7which could not have been acquired by any mawengaged is the:routine of general practice. With cootidence, therefore, I tender my professional , services— To nH those, who, from the luxury, divipation, *tresses, and enervating italMgences of the pivaeou I,llce have isidoced that disordered state of the humaii frame, termed Nervous De bility, evinced by a variety of ssinptoins,-authetentlyrainie rues. ta tin t * large vulpine, awl comprising all extensive scale, from a simple ! f ermate ton prirotym of .phrenzy. ... To the numerous rims of Hypochondriac', whose bacilli in firmities, acting by sympathy on the mind, excite a variety of chimera, and often gimerate show horrid /tad halltatiaatiag: ideas which lead to the desperate climax of gnicitle. • To the deluded disciples of (birth, whwe secret senthality saps the •foontelu of • health, vireo,. end animation, 'inducing direase ill an endlen variety of Finns, inrapacitatiag them for , the most haportentsocial duties, irnimiring their understanding, and ultimately giving a mortal stab• its the constitution.—The , various diaresstagtymptums which hianifest the effects of this .41.1.41ttictive habit, frermeafly lead urethral men into a labyrinth. of err o r, which prows oftin injorious, and sometimes fatal tall the patie nt but niv• prartiet aas • been so extensive in this line, that I am seldom inistitken 4 and a slight hint, that. the , patient Has been deluded lotto such m habit, will prevent the necessity of recurring to a subject which U must be irksome to allude tn.: To those who'll:lye injured their health by a residence in hot and unhealthiy climates, or by the use of mercurial medicines, excessive drinking, *id tuber irregularities; particularly to those who, being married, or ea the.,eve ot marriage, have nature to apprehend that their former errors may entail cor ruption on at; innocent family, or interrupt the happineas and harmony which should - form the' basis of every matrimonial en gasement.• 7 . . . To those happy but deluded individuals, usually termed, tie. 'orious by medical men, whose passion fora beloved ablest, abated by ormsammotion, appears to gain new energy'by repo- , titian, till exliautted Nature gives the alarm of approactii .disease, and the most diatreashig balrmities cad:ll°44l'or the nf • 4lf science stud experience. • . To the Fair Sex in general, to idiom I recommend at perusal of my Treatisetnt Female COmplaintt ; in which they will find an interesting hut delicate detail of circumstances of the -higheat importance to women is every rank of life. it may he land at my hansiej or of my Booksellers, Messrs.. Sherwood mar. Co. V.S, eaterooster-row, priceSs..6d. Arid to all who labour trader. those distressing infirmitki; which deter the unhappy sufferers from entering into the mar ried stale, or who,.being already married;are rendered mise rable by agonizing retiestitai, that in posterity they cannot live in a word, to tlteoervous. the relaxed, and the debilitated, of beth sexes, .I Hatter myself, that my tong experience, in a very, extensive practice, willenable me to Milord prompt and perms= neat relief. In all (horst complaints which impede the procre l satire powers, particularly Irapoteace in men, and Sterility of tinreroons in women, in obitinate Gleets. Stairtures, tar} Satisaloos, Nocturnal Pollittious,the.l can safely aver Mkt mia practice has been snore extensive and • more successful 1 11mb that of any other Medical Man in Europe s 7 it 'truly reinaios, ratike4 . die, for rue so assure the Afflieted, tans, in every instance they may depend ha the most • iovialahie secrecy; while each individual case will he treated with the:mast tailgate attentient and Must with the same smecesikwhith bas hitherto attended . , d na. exertions io sock is variety of instances. spa/loin and conveuternly arranged. for the re ception of Patictits ; by Whom I may be eansuited person ally, letter. post free and iodising the cuatamary aaf. every day till Four o Clock ; but any enaaeetnenni et moue assess ha raertivat that, when required toga strarand, / elpirta ao extra fee. -4a, suet maivitiobiur Bloolooliskry.' • : •,- .. . • _ • t *-; • a I • • • 1: . . . A LETTER on Mu MRPICAL 4 . ILOPEIL, -Dm. TIES of FLEECY WP4I. ( Ambit* a." 17ornett 68(407" TllB SIXTH E I*TLON. 4 In ibe,Moothly Review this Letekle hell. Bed in the rolioiring worth i— • " Dr. OKhrla hare ennoierates the tfeyel'e s til/V 1 - * ll 4 k'srerither cosset(' tit increased - by the vittritt of mete this ouotry, not which art likely to. be obviated 'tisolleoed by ettentiyn th' phiper' elotlaing.-a—Me secoahheis *ad, we-think kroll, 11* briviefettote isells il ol Fleecy ti4etys; iu preference. to lannet. ladeell the doliqplc.xendlitilisir: of this' article folly desteve thelsrhisP‘Wisicli is hytrOtottliditiistns• ',TA JO had of the Patentees of the Fleecy Hosiery, Rolland, Weigel!, and Horton, No. 99, High Holborn . ; and of the-dif ferent Bookselleti. La Litre I;e'Docteur Buchan vient de paroitre en Eroticsm: ' • ' ~- $ O O4 Cfrei and COR, rsoot D.!.1 invent, offi.l T. 91. I% lg. 10s. 31. 34. M.: 'ioov 5515 fii N. E. 1 IN Sig IC if* as& 14s. C Boa . poi 1:1041 ; I Wo a aTA 1a Ld 11.1 i WV 'ed '