The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-07 00:00:00

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I ))rams, called ..,_ II A r 31p--•ll,4ters freekilltildeinita - THE DEVIUS BRIDGE. ' ' Mg:: ' . pg ° r f for tae 4,,,.' P. .: , 7' . "4‘11211 . ,1„. 1 / 4 „e,,. goo, rie, lli iii T inn W tt iale .o.thata nisPiet ittaleaini feli i gi' arcirms Go. N rl ll : .' dated' OA • 25 Ad* Sal - • f r s I hl l tilt lingsiff SoCt... fili T.• . 'MA %ill hot .. Med. ;..1 _ ..- . ' kiAMVEL •' ' - - : ' . -. 4 .. ,et estreswelyrittionatgeoss mod resiirettiblet . ' ; Surediik pot derbldit li mit, WWI( 4611 wows . . ; .-- HONEST THIEVES . • .--troll-Air. ' •Illeadliasere epee Royal Free , etib ievi i. r• • ~. (by venom iiisposed to trentLior further portico- briincediii cied. . .. . • THFIATRE-ReY 41., COVltNt•nAeOltli.kiva.: r. , , • boils ~.• . . ..) . ,be mo& at Mr. Whitirell's Oita,. 41, Thtmatteedk. • . • • . 1 The . elliriurt of troop widiit galled irriwt Wetter. , rr HI S present F:VENING, Jove rt.. . 111 9 1 .4 'gil l4 d'aknalismw Mira ' lif "` ' , 'ileifiliPkVik 0 1 . **. k . ' • • ,_.,. a hoe jt. H. El l ooh 44 0 .4..i. *ldaho -.; • /z. , . . ' , Awed a4Straistioti ea the W. • . - n.i..rronsni 1r.t . :;,, w " • 411111461, Casimir 1 . tied fl oe, '' ' ' ' • • IlailL WlllTlV l El 4 . V ir all : r Ert ß ate ttl lgCs :: t ' and . Auction- I D u Si k : A r cii " .„ s aljg o d eratan ' ilA i lr ar 2S e r - urn i e d lig t o ß4li tt i b t- nwi lf4h ro t o l " ibi t o l l • - A- • CORIOLANUS. t. . . • . • .• - . •11...' •A'. • , . , • / . . ' I. Vil .1004 bog this vino, opplacotiotrlotw 11 let Freehold . . . After winch. u dti sAg r BOMBASTFS FURIOSO. . - - Mall rat oisenv, in the city of Loatlho e asd u, Ighbottr- . the'23ll-keit: at-nine:in the eveuino, In perfect health, To which will he sided, 'i. illialetillECA C A CATA. dr also% e nv, i and to great joy.of all its inhabitants. 1 . AT HOME. 4 erk bi c .i„ ! 'L. If 41,1/A34,0, boyloge her at thew kin.% of plwiatety to dispose of, , ! 1 .40 , 4 . .. I. , . tang " bid , sill *seal the putliculars to Mr. W well, 41, Thilvol• I . fitaALSVCDi MAT 16. In "the afternoon. of tit TO CARVENTERB. '''' '' 1 - '7:‘,.r.t .. • . roe met. 1.6.1,6,4 1• ~ , , .... t,; , 14th lest: his Royal Highness the CroWn Prince read .. ~. Oever4 l6 . l l l , • 'l . 4 le wA T NTED innnediatel,;. at ~,,...0,1,.„ ......- . , :........,‘ . , ~ 7 vials. , .). e , - -I " " , 1 - bilrkid in the Earfdice frigate although the ' 4. . It •4 • • I' 1 heatre, THIRTY Raab w" l "vieibt ° VP," t :c t f . -1* lit r • • ' 11 , 16C14 4 7: 41 I , ..,. 74 ,''. ..', I *.A Ol / 9 0 10 ..1C .' . - ' • By Kr. a . .. . ' .„1 / .I lnd then prevailing, gave- no hope' pt * •- . • - : ...vv... ..- * i- ... 0 w...-: .. .•- .. .• . gradiory, neeereleempr '.• .. I W ' . ,alatsraoloatstitiaes.that day - ,jort tine Ilf lt - * -,,... P. S. Nowe bet Bond Imo& weed-apply. • •.• • - — .mini mukidemtrresestrorailt, ~ a rea,Nr. -e- •Twoteilit AA , • ...___ w Annta, A Gr,NTLEmA . p • . _,..- • •v • .•••, . •. 0 RTEPN cloy er . taw ran d ' - • 111giv. i a ." if iritj g ,eel lMl t t% 41 4 4 1 4 " of 4110 -tAL - • mediatelv t• the WEST IND'S& sis 'slim Mere" 4.7 ' , 4 87 , 1:1 1/6 "L itr i d ilarra - 86 /f l/17 LICI 11 vAlie 1 'Oa. al cOnditints, Inked. from emoting wit s flt'ilif the p r • MO. 1 , " . ' . " . ' - oatan .. Oal C opies ; were goiata mial . _ • mo s, on women , or the 'tol e s . b o o st : 0 , 0 04 Ito toot t t th e i di n ned on b d a ft oliaTi. ag taken leave of - Alt ! • Air. lit order im prevent unorceolrf . 1 .0 0 5 _inaf, i! - NOR tlii - OLOR le( t e .• „,„. o e right so woe, ibra the ProPertY it al-Pfer t "'were° ^ A gra oto s rege til lut, ls E "h ri fe c i r la gn it r ia * . N . gr.wo ' 1 a"---' abo v e me._ .ris 'be. 'Mention. or . Gronenien, lratt=olasters, Coock ' fattish again 'returned on ibork - at eight o'clock ie • sAurinv 1 masters, IMO others. ns most of theta arc Young, reinoritnbly • in litigation , and it will reqnire o roiidente of, t or the evening. • Sears for tae purpose of adjostine the 6C mitten l i aA v l i s! 9 "Ilc rinv 4 t vi sn it te l" bi l"Ttll wit el t •, Illi° Plalell Thr e t s • , . oßmg. 1. faSt heme lw i a t rowe viwa tted hand io som tke e ir b‘ wa y c rk iscr , and area tope . n URST, pale, . SOIZZIVN,. 99. l'oteest i mattr-r.v. n . bnif , 64‘l4. in end condilion, she : i t:Or dea l!' o fift, bi l und s rinf itud ip s and A - On the 15th, at three in the morning, the frigate r he f, l heing reettis . itet are inditpentible :- _ _ es may be bad at the Brititli Gallery, 81, New /Roods. n ... r :1— w 0...-.... ore f ast at ....ftw.o. watch Nit to set with a fair and fine weather, sc- . wind, ~, The Per:un propommt must be benevolent ant! boombe, its , To be viewed ace day prior to the sale, apd sold without re- he *4l have the suwerktteridooce of n number of Negroes, Where May be had , To cotepan;eti by • the frigate uhrroarr (op b o a r d o f which was the Imperial Rossian.Generat, Baron Von how wretched lot mutant be imhittered by she evnuony of a • • .i... Also upwards of 80 Lots of Hones and Carriages a v:irious _ w i MART T. also. task-tsacter , lie must powers abilities and npplication, as .. Sachtelen), the E venom' set schooner t .and his Sia, . I descriptions: - joalihy roo.iiiut ion, --anti Thprfect knowtedg r of the Inogrges. • Prier Rls in Mardi. yenn pule _ task-waster. tpplication, a sawn jwatihy con , Lion. ihd n perfect knowledge of the languages. A GrOleelan tin, qvilibed will be permitted la /ISM bin 11W1 n objection whatever to a Gentleman in embarrassed fir •inoartres, provided - his character h not exceptionable in other re vere.. Rut 115 the Plantation isimownsr, and the sum which will be advanced in the first instance as a fit-out will be liberal in the "thyme. the references must be to penuns of the hit nuts aid A liar left at the oMre of Oh Paper, nddrened to " 0. X. West India Merchant," mentietning particulate, will be instantly attemled to. schooner,_ _ . jesty's yacht the 4;nades. The sea mallets sainted al be passed them. The wind continued favourable, with clear weather, till towards the evening, whew being off Bornholm, after some hours calm, the wind returned.to the S. W. sad continued , so the whole night. On the 16th, the frigate was beating the whole day against contrary wiedi r accompanied with rains and squally leather. 'rewards evening they had sight of the land on Rim. On the 17th, as the frigate, exceptiog fee few hours, bad been obliged to beat to windward ale whole way, It was one P.- M. before she came to ale chor inthe Road of Perth. II • R , a 1 highness was perfectly well, notwithstanding his bavi.ig .had such a boisterous passage. , After his having expressed his great sati•f teflon to the Commanders, Knights, and Major Noedinskold, and the-Officers and crew, his Royal Highness went on shore at balf.put four, and set of with his reti. one to Prince Ptilbus' Castle, where he dined, and intended passing the night. Very where on the road the assembled people expressed theirjoy In loud', acclamations on account of his Royal Highness's so much wished for presence. " At Pulbes, the Chief oflbet Gerietti Vtafr, and Baron Aidetwrutx; and awe Geseitier; if iron liaa dels, were in readiness to receive. his Royal High. ness. Accompanied. by the Prince and them, his Royal Highness, yesterday afternoon, went •to Alto Fahr. As soon as his Royal Highness had I stepped into the boat there to cross the Sound, the church bells commenced ringing. He landed at the pier, under a salute of artillery from the garrison land the gailies, skod other vessels lying in the liar ; boor. Price Ss. in hoards. • - • . 0 AN ESSAY on the EFFECTS of CIVILIZA ) TION an the PIiOPLK. With wa Appendix, e iog Observations on Mr. Maladies Essay. : fIyCHARLES MALL: M.D. London; Printed for the Astbor g and sold by M. Jones, 4 Newitate•street; and Cradock notiloy. Paternoster-row. This work showetk that the Saxons, on their conquest of i.lanii, did not exterminate Dus natires; but seiiing all the and the stock sin it, divided it among theirleador. generals, errs. aid privates of their arum; anon Mier which, forming 1 assembly. at Sot enlled theWitteltagennit, since the Pa 1 rtmnt, composed o holly of great landholder", lts it Dow is. obey I confirmed to themselves the lands df which they hod Wei, ' rooked the inhabitants. jeaving•them completely destitute:— hence the present suite of tie people, its* the division of them into rich nod , poor. .. • ' Of this class, the poor thus formed, and emsisting of t ' great mass of the people. - the motet part oftlie were t 1 pulled, in the course of time, by the o th er order o r the perifi 9 to work on the reaped monsfactores, whitb are exeshively e . ORIGINAL CHEAP BOO(' AND SHOE lord by the rich; and it is dentoostrotedibmt they are emblid . • FACT.CIItY. .f, to do this., by being onmemed of all the laud, and the prodore of M. CO W AS, 341 , Strand, nearly opposit e .. it ; the necettariep or life; and that the remainder of the WatJt- . • Somerset Home. has constantly off sate the-s*st 'extensive mg :trends are unequal to raise; by a doe rettivation of the soil, a' ~...irtioent is I.•nittia of the above articles, resetting egret to sufficient quaants of the necessaries of life, and of such coarse he.p..ke,• 'whicl l / 4 in comequence of seising 110 . 0e4 for, manufactures as they themselves .stand in need of; hence the ':.• is en a bled to supply Gentlemen with at the'•Nlnw iog eery sole cause of the low condition of the great body of the people, teilured prices:— --• • • r'illrid the want, misery, and premature mortality of a great part ' Beet Jockey Cat( Skin . . . . 49..0 0 : of them. Rest Heviion Cilf-Skin . . 1, 16 p .3 ma' YV:ilking Simes . . 0 • 1 p . - • : ft • Totesday; June 1, was published, • price lib. embellished *Naff-dress Shoes mai Pumps •• • 0 v 1 . with a highty-(ioished foil-lenth Porirait.of Mn..LISTON, o r d er , ej f 4; a4 „,,,un 0m A sa ow s i i;mg.T. e po s . .„ -i . its the character of Madge- in Love, ma is , V.illitsge, .. N_ 0. S. r 91 1 0 E THEATRICAL INQUISITOR - and •.i MONTHLY MIRROR ; she prrserit Number contains, In addition to a great variety of other Articles on the Eileen tore. the• Manners, and the Amusements of the age, a History of..ffools—the Cynic, No. I.— i I)efenee of a lovely and in ore& Dothem—Original Letter, of General Lee, the 'opposed author ofJunius—a H Wars of she EngliA Stage--Macellaneous Anecdotes nod Redectiono—Dramatte Antignities—Statement of the Floonno-of Drury-lane Theatre—lteriews of Daniell's Poems- I -the Arad* nd Comahriisiam—Pamphlets on the Ms covet yof Junius—Deverell's Ilieroglyphies--and Wanderings of Fogey, by Mrs. Inuits —Poetr%, oriental and selected— Epigrams, Au.—Drainatic Reviews of F.durestion, The Ros sano, L'itruioa di Knob—Strictures on hladaime Ferkudis, lice., &c. Rte. Printed far the Propriilairs, and sold by C. Cha_pple. Pall- Mall ; Keys, Culehann-street i She awl nod Co. Paternoster row ; and other Booksellers and Venders of Periodical PoMications. • • • •-• HEUSIATISbIS, PALSIES, l ad GOUTY JUL AFFECI'ION4, with their usual eahrosnitatits, or king Pains, Finademe), I it:lige-mina, and general (oeigiatiting in is hatever sinner), are relieved. aid frequently cared. by WHITEHEAD'S ESSENCE OF AIUSTARD PILLS. after net, tither twain !rid failed. The FLUID EaSENCE of MUSTARD (wed with the Pith, in those Complaints where neoessaryl is perhaps the mast active, peeetratiog. and efEctual remedy in the World, gene. rally curiae the severest Sprains nal !frolics hi km than half the time usually taken by any other Lillirnrat or Embrocation ; and if wed inintedittely after any accident, it prevents the part turning Mick WIIITEHEAD'S FAMILY CF.RATE is particularly ellienclous far all ill-conditioned Sores, sore legs, ssiwbutic eruptions. blotches, pimple.,_ ringworms, shingles, breaking, out the face, time, ears, and eyelids, sore and mfinmed ryes, sore bends, and scorbutic humours of .every description. Prepared only, und.sold by It. Johnston,- Apothecary, No 15, Greek-street, Sohn, Loudon. The Essetsce and Pills at 4s. 9d, each $ the Cerate at Is. lit. and 21.9 d. Sold by every Medicine Vedder in the United kingdom. . * IF * The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of Johnstaa Inserted en it. ••• No nentryreous letters will be enticed.. K !NG'S RtA D TAVERN. POULTRY. ;JUST landed, a few fine LIVELY TURTLES for SALE. Tunics abused every day_ in the highest perfection, for par -06, or writ to :my port of Town or COVlltrv. ?JAM , i VERY CIititiPJAVAM AND wumnda CHAIR MAP NUFACTOKT, N. Y 9, CITY-ROAD. FINSIOUBY• SQUARE, OPPOSITE 'THE BRKWHOUSF" .• "[OLIN INGRAM respectfu ll y informs kis Fsiesuls. tlfi and the Public in general, that they may he sOpPlk'd with ; fancy japanned Windsor and dyed Chair Courlite; SAM, Gar.l den mid Rustic Seats, ts Flewer- stands, Bvidaieuds, Corniced, Bed • F umitures, reatherlletle, Wad every Amick it the ' I F , :rai,liins lily, lower than at any -Vadat) or .Wateboase in I.,•i•don, tor ready unary. TAft 'Merchants, Captains, RCM Tavern, aid . 11wilterpent, and other=, requiriog great quantities of Chairs arts abort polite, can hempplied at J, IA Factory, as great amorluients are alsrisys trill in a stave of preparation, ready for the rabic deiiisadss . 3 . 11« Trade supplied- • A Sale of Serried-hand Household Furniture, sad all descrip ti •n of 6nl/d:; emery Thursday. at Twelve &Clock, nt the F.ile Rooms, in Taberaarle-walk, where the Pablic may rely YU every attention beim paid them, either in selling or buyiap. Goods intended fur the Sale may be sent in by Tuesday Eves- • itot pohloshed, price. 2s. larNis to the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED .111.1.-uf bosh Sete., particularly to Otiose whose Infirmities see an insurmountable hor to Co/muftis! Happiness—, aM to the misguided pro:whirs of that" destructive habit; 'which under • mines she moss vigorous constitutions, and often preeiiitates young persons, in she prime of life, into nil the illAnnitil4 of told age, a cmnplicarsi'm of di-eases, nail she very brink of the grave, before they are conscious of its moral turpitude, or de structive tendency; wish Olaeoritions nu the' best mode qt Treatment, founded on beak and ample experience. By M. VEN F.L. 11d.1). • • LOW Pryfessor of Bosom , no the University of Leyden Physi. • cow to the Royal Hou s ehold a t Berlin, &c. &c. " Non tit 'mere, sed valere, vita."—.lllartial. • . . London: Published by the Author, and sold by Messrs. Par sons, 1611. Fleet-steeet = Writ.on. 92, Siolthampton-strert, Co yent.garden ; Richards, 193, Strand, near St. Clement's Church ; Goddard, 1, Pall• Moll ; at the Author's Iloyse 10, Alfred place, Bedford square ; and by th e principal licrkoellers in Town nod Cowan. SPRING DIET. ASiAFRASZOCON.—AiI the disadvantages of ra, Chocolate. and Coffee, are obviated in this elegant. and nutritious article of diet, prepared from she nut of the S . im.afras Tree. It passesse. also in great perfection. the alterative prupertiessif the Sass:ire:woo that it not only nourishes toeo.lxteui, but also corrects it. by rendering Ape juices healthy. Ilene aie hiKlS y recommended in the periadical I A isrks on me dicine, to odhnialic., ire, bilious, and pervious invalids; ample experience hap prinr it to lie more beneficial than me di* toe, anti will supersede ltd use. When it it oiasidered that t° ' r •tioiniirs ia the worm of nearly all the distain Ant innnit nature, it cannot appear extraordinary bust it should be t.mnd so highly betwficial in owlets sariety of complaints—even x. ieuatai , pan, and indigestion, it will accomplish more mlt. ins vet &Pen/err& Itarnned and sold by W. Wilson. 399 Strand. DR. WEBSTER'S (TREVISIA ANGLICANA ; OR, ENGLISII DIET DRINK. - rriTIE reputation of a Medicine, which has bee n i n I extensive use for 60 yeam,can require no ni4 from fahri.anol testimonies. nor can receive arty support from fictions. howe4,er einbellished. Composed as it is of vegetables, at mice the mast simple suid elleacions,selected by t he judgment of thejrst botanist of his day, it possesses, in the first place, the extraordinary nega tive extellence.tllat it may he taken with perfect safety •by the afflicted of Ali oges, from the Infant at the breast, to the hoary invalid, nor. down and sinkieg under years nod intlrmitiot. This, though iss least merit, is One, of which few other midi. nu tli , tl PAINT MANUFACTORY, eines can justly-blow. It. sarinio had natonishing subsilve powers cannot priesibly he enumerated within th e Mails of an 41, Lnosi o n W a ll, opposite Rethlent s ndvertisenreat; and to those who may still be etrangen to its IaIPENr.TR ABLE I PAINTS, _ ' clutracter, they can noly be fully known by consoling th e ye- Crmaxi in Linseed oil. for Park Patios. riles. shook useful aerobic Dr. Webster's Treatise sus that subject, written at the ni4l oria;maq fai Is tinting io general, and Weis*, loarierig alsalleed Mr (if folitaturro an a tesinweittnry legacy bequeathed ot every th:seription. , lit iii, suffering follow'-erentures. and which may he had of the per ewt.l pe r es& -1 Proprietors. price s'. in hoards. Far the consolation, hots liteit.ihte tlveftl • bed 1 Stone Coiner ' ! reser. of those Who are neirted with the following disorders., sir r)•i't Olive Grew 'Ai-. 1 Lend or Sate Colons it• i with any others to whirls they !tear an affinity. it is Isere news i, i, la Olive Great I 112 s. I Light i-hse . 14.. . . envy to ob.erve, that in all kinds of fevers, in hypnehrindrinsits li: o k l'..int Mi. i Chocolate au., fin shorty. in seroplwiln, and in 411 others Where the Symptoms Iv hue Pinta els. 'Red • ' o f , i jape Revea l err impurity of biond—fn dray.% aoh,boond Yellow rods. 1 rismipponn, and in every o!her rompl•iiitt which springs from , we/downs nad dellilby—in the disorder's peeidiltrly !widest en Nepali." Dr ..bg Oil. to thin the above fetuse s 54. Per fin , fois• the few* les. and at the usual critical perinds irbieli mark Grindley Ground While Lead, 56i. per cart . the singes 0.1 life. and frequently embitter exhumer, the Engli.h per gall, I per gal.. Diet Drink will be fated a gentle. safe, and sovereign remedy. . upet.tine IRA. Od. Single Relined Oil ss. 6.1. Experience is of truth the surest sew, I ~ ,- eed Oil 3, 641. POE Seal Oil 4-. ad. Here. he wh o prnisesjouly, praises hest. • l'.e,t s;.erni Oil Ss. 6th . Pak Whale Oil 4tp. 041. • 1)0,,b1 e R e fi ned Oil If .. 64. Fine Colnurs, l egr, &e. Sold In hole pint hiaties. 41. ; pint di tto , I * . a& r mod 14 quart ditto, I Is. slaty hjeirde,t. i TPTON and Co. Ceiour Manufacturers, Loudon tChaiemie lath by •••-, Wall ass , ' brunet Wharf. Most respectf u lly 'reelviiitioeul-. Rimy:6 High-"itert tile above Pal ili to the Public, as applienble to the generals hie town lo ti oopioe s of useful 414 ornamental Paintinc. They de,* very Venders, :'olio I !:" 1 " 4 1 aft' very beautiful in appennthee, new poisesu a ems/N. Eva*, long-lane. -ii which renders them peetilist,,,ly valuable, when rip Ato Druggist. 1:S. oit t i, comm al l y , , w portion., exposed In ilk' of the of the it”.",i, ' e'allier. Advertisements having lately *neared, reCoiNiPend- Druggist. 144, nu Pal e r under similar titles, which we prepilred with 1 7 1.11 *terry:trees, 1. ',"I, wmila in an usgriond mate, Upon and 04, Ikvi it posper 8 direr (late Bats, .. 41 0?.11tat iileN we nu plant-tied veith tit. se booms, rind that mid IttAwgist,..4B..litraiiiik 4...1 NOWA. ilre it prepared wills Con!, Tur.z e lfl.b Oil. Day in • rket I Ward Sit, I 9 41 1/ Mel timiste. Sitip-Oweetrsoad the Tr itairpllrd• I St frigetilltriOt• , . . DEBILITY - , lie. . . ENCOURAGED by the uniform anaillittentl ing their pecallac method of treatment in Ibretur of a few prevalent complaints, which has been condoned by the ex perience of many years in ii large and extensive 'malice; sen sible also of the happy erect* reediting In the politic from me dirahnen confining their atteation to II Ceriaill clam of disen-ini. Arreste. GOSS and Co. saturnine to direct their Medics to thote disorders ari.iing from a secret destructive it 4141 of Incoosidenite youth, whirls not only occasions a numerous train of nervous nf refining, hot :slid entails its is 4 votaries all the eitervitting Imlte tables of old nee. 'ln thot distressing state of slehilit% nr defi ciency • whether the asissequest:e ofeach baneful habits, em sive tleinklag. Inng residence in het climatrtoc any other rause, byinkieb 4ne powers of the constitution liecoine enfeebled, as regidatlyeduented Surgeons of London, they oiler a Ma, safe, and speedy restoration to (gonad and ingepsos Iseelth„ - . . ( . . • 'Where as early appliettdon Ic made for the Cur* 4 a.ctrisdis Mader, 'frequeelly enearacted in a moment pf ittelerkey, the ' eradication Is generally completed in the short ?pace of two 1 &Or Owl in the noire .ativanced and inveterate stairs of acne ' eel tereetion, characterised by a variety ni painfut and distress. !Aldrejj a preri )perseverance in their plan (without talist earl:dye) will mere to the patient a permanent and g r ains nitrite sie.• • • 'Toe abeam of Ike Arredint, R. frequently- cnatteeteil with or r arising from 'beehive complaint s bavp not escaped tinic aura -1 tient by an infallible and improved. plan. they are enabled in ! remove obtrisuite Wets and litrietares, whither eamis.4netors Nog duration, without resorting to the platen' and dlegtisMaii weld' the mastic beagle. Manyinstanres semi he imismei inf i very inveterate cases, of several years continuance, , ed to their metiod in a few days, after the *gyre NW tempted by Other preetitionen without effect t tint web 410 ; hoe, the agreeable retell of o 'practice of. fourteen years, that ' the Mode of tresstment hal .not In one single tilpfailretVer rifted i abortive daring wirich period enntly.tbousiold pers.'s*. of bittb sexes, ilave experienced the enjoyment of having been pee-, fretly cored. tifternevere and hijurfutte methods have been pew . ' severed is In no purpose. ?desire. (his and co. e gelnvively . professing the Core of these pnricidar eempbtliats, in order - shittAbey may mt• he, he a 1 ii.istalren few, marked wide the obloquy vo justly nttarhed to the ignorant sisni.iric, think it 'Mitosis* t a thenachos in bente, i thin they have been property reheated no& initiated into every branch of the jornfrooon (cerodrates of which, from dill rent H mishits. and tranimaials from the most eminent Pkjsicians, they hove to convince any• inquirer) that the -straits resulting, from their endeavour' . fir I intliitel client to quit the poirtfre -nf Ike general Piaartitioner. and they pretense that 'their pre llearnt:it constitute, a fait gruntst rut the uunrecedettled coon- Nitre pith which theYffine, by , Ibiv Pubbe, teen on Inieraily ' bi W. tor vinoeliett sit their! taupe k itat i t op irebb. l4l ) .4 ; j 0. 0 44‘, Vq)by Patielits.. oil els*" Sea, *HIM tenityit.: . I • 0 1 44 4110 00 11 4 741. 1 , NOM, in the etnintry iii• riliilienteltiekilitt re of qv, 4 p enve. 4p14004•40ep: 4 i tttt e for milyker twit m west and tbe Mi l a lit. to.n in autythwt •1 1 tholKlaiplintial '. -4 ~ s • • • a - 01 . 4•••.,- • s.. 1 43050...nntl qui %Iwo% tie , Ws Aertitifeller ring* • Art*. ..• • - ' .• 1U- 14,,x44 , 41. 10. ,!1 .. - • 14 1 " " '. .e; ft) •e• . . ,wil by il w aulr Prnprlrtnrp, R. Rh" i e lt. v, /F.,iferi $ .t.i iby fine at len.t i n 'i vory ' dint 1 the lisile". ltsesoluses I Mmt ~y the f Its ' eir - 4grefo, Ms Lkadon s—Ntepse t . iltrivml , :lane. Viiit liesitislield s Ellissimm, elsrukist I% i. 8, ropes I tlokens. Medieiml Witrebri ll torall Eltihnatte, Cienbill 1 coleswortliy..obonikii ani 6 11....relripel i alnesney, i , r. 21. 7PI , Illi re frlu•lrraid. and at "Ikritninktnwr Iwo iiia).• I j, #l l O,Oll-sieert s ' Alivlslev, Cliendmt 41714:F1 144 11 4 i awl Ca. .01... 1 41‘.. e ,1% , . , / 1.4 a h li ke s 't Aif i t/li rt e .. . • , .. . v.i...uurti 1...... • 1 . I ' .'-:,,: , ..- 1. /1! ,, ,.0. : • PLATL► GLASS COMPANY. rrHE Public are infgrmed, that a large Assort. 1 1. merit of PLATB GLASS is now on SALE, at frsed hr Mr. A LblIA NDER BLACK, at the Company's Warchouse.AI.I4ION.PLACE,BLACKFRIARS-11RIMili.„.1 of a fine cotorsr, superior brilliancy, and *tsarinas dimensions, 1 from 12, iaches to 144 inches in length, and from la to 72 inches in breadth; also Convex and Concave filirrors, from 12 to 26, inflers it &tatter. And the same assortrornt may be had far Couatry Order's, hi. address* Letters to Mr. William Furore, rt. the Manufactory, Itavenhead, near Prescot, Lancashire. From the great impr , 4etnent Made of lon years on this Mann— fa, tory, it is now allowed that the*Company'. Plates are equal it their htilliiistet and have as few imperfections, compared - 1 son nay Foreign Cams that ever Witt: imported; LOCK AND SURGICAL. DISPENS IA Y. His Royal Highness the Doke of York. President, had the following Committee of •Governors Earl.ref Leitrim • • I Colonel W. J. Jones, M. P. Karl of Eeremaet . . I J -lug Latouche, Ell. M. P. !tight lion. T. Jones I Colocel 11. Clements, M. P. -• Rt. H. R. R. Sh •ridaa.M.P. Captain James Hay. Gan. Cot. J. gassy, IL P. Surgeon Mr. Kiernan, Member of the College, London. r HE Patronage this Institution has received, for the exclusive treatment and Cure of both Sexes, Alerted with Venereal.Cosuplaints, and their dreadful amasemecnees, as strictures, debility. okerations, etc. conducted under th e. ms.. mottled of a Gentleman of the first prokolooal abilities, will &eddy the Public of she high merits of Mr. K 4 F.RN A N'S plan, and that by it the inconveniences of Public Charitiesixe avoid ed, whilr., the young and unwary arc protected naniaps the fatal delusions held out by advertising pretenders in this branch or practice. Since its establishment in HON 5050 in;likePs of booth Seats, have been cured, without confineromit lir Lojeery to the conststatiou, easel abbe% delicacy noel secrecy hit het to unknown; malty of those have laboured ander the now complicated f..r on s of the disease front ten to twenty . years. The first symptoms yield In Mr. K ieman's treatment in n few days; and where appearance of debility comes on, too earl) application minimt be made to prevent the danger that may etude. The Sorrow may be coissulted by either Sox, with the greatest secrecy, td his private bou.e, No. 21, Lower Char lotte-street, Bedford-square, from* nil* -to twelve in the wins big. and from six till 11111 e at night ; to whom letters and .ther coromunicateoad, from town and country, may be addressed, and will he punctually answered. Jost blisd, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the above DISEA SES. price So. By F. Kiersmar and sold by !Armond, Neely, and Jones, 20, Paternoster-row and by Digidey, 24, Fleet street. I On the Pier his Royal Highness was received by the Members of the Government, and at the Fort 1 Gate by the Council, who, by their Burgomaster, M. Kane, presented his Royal Highness with the i keys of the town, but which lie did not choose to receive. His Royal Highness proceeded from the Pier, aid passed the Fort Gate through ranks of the armed citizens. From thence Swedish regiments paraded across the Old Market, and Town-hall, to the Government House, where his Royal Highness alighted amidst the sincerest demonstrations of joy front the vast number of spectators that filled the st reef s and windows. On the stain' of the • Government. house, his Royal Highness was received by 16 young girls, who strewed them with flowers:—Miss Benk, who was their leader, presented his Royal Highness with p bouquet of flowers, and was in return com plimented by him. After retaaininga few . 'moments in Ms chiniber, Ms Royal Highness-went to view the works which are now ttrOwing up in front of the old fortifications. On his return from thence, Co!. Cook, Adjutant to his Royal Highness the Duke of I York, who has arrived here on a special mission frosts 1 the Royal Court of Higland, was pnelleAted to him, as was likewise the Privy °Dentition count Mar. Opal licitaitalow, who 4rardepotidty the Duke of Mecklenburg Schweren,' on his •Sovigeeiges behalf, to congratulate his Royal Highness on his arrival on German ground, and•delivered him a letter from his 1 Sovereign, in his own hand-writing. Yesterday evening the 'town Was illuminated, transparencies , were placed iti 'the - teem-hall and several Other hoeties partly with • the cipher or . his Majesty, the Crown Prince, and the Duke of. Sudermarda's nave, and partly with allegorical devices,'espressiie of 'i-Germany's -hopes of viewing her liberator in the Crown IP - visite. Last night his Royal Highness the Duke of Cum. berlind arrived here by the fray. of Rurn, to Whom the Crown' Prince paid a visit thii morning, which was immediately returned. His Royal High mess the Duke of Cumberland was received with those marks of distinction due to his high rank, and today dined with the Crown • Prinee, The military ° and chief corporations of this place, the olfiCiar per• soot of thp'sreeitice, t:shinty-awl deptiales; as also .actieriatininilillatits,of this place,. were presenied to hh total Itighness. Voirarikitioing arrived the Royal B r iti s h Major ! GOASrli gitzander hope, Who oils ituu,-diatelv ad. mitted to an wadi.— _ 4 Milted to an audience of his Knyai Iliatineas .tOp Crown Prince. , • , , ..The Menibors of the college of *owns have Oro ;red 19t0.0 restlution, ‘, irt tip?lnet:ttr Vl , ' Smolt ,:. 4, unleaa..for some special" rea',l., ati:‘r• V..rtina- 1 I ;: 4 1;: itr Du to 'pursue, iiiid,4q 6e litiao t of 011iie i - ••• fr • ! ,