The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-05 00:00:00

No. 1411. Sfor the present Lottery, respeetfullk, inform the Pistilli', , that the Tickets and . Simms are selliq in groat variety, at their Mires, No. 11, POULTRY, /kin. 12, CIiAItING-CROSS, No. 31, 11.1)6ATE 111 Cs It-sTnrET, and by their Agents in the Cnantry.—The Prices are mn:h lower.tlinn in thl last Lottery., and thg Scheme, which is highly apprnvotkcantainsaii attlitantal it"2o,oflo Prize, win I,lXl()Naathenkdirthan ihn last. The Drawing will begin And Sundt INN OCTOBER. befIEMR. • s..Prizesof..sVii,ooo £loo,ooo - . 5 ' .. 24 , 0 /0;:00 5 I, Xl.l —. s;koo 10. SJO b, 1 1(10 . 30 100......... ..., 3,00 J si) 5O • ' 2,50 J • 100 415 . • SA* • 4,800 r 4,00 Numbers. AE 4 /014010 ". FIVE TICKETS OF -I:ACR NUNrilir./L. In the. last Lottery, N 0.4,4.19, ft Prize of 20,031. was sold at SWI F T and t:O.'s Offices, in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares, be sides went% Mini 4. Capital'. TO LIN EN-DILA PLitS. hr elegaot and completely last?, wiw in the Linen Dvapery fluginese, with or witivnit 141- all on average, torus from Ten to Fineea fa-e-ata: a Year. in r...tny money. Any •tne or two grspec i a hle yonog Men desirous of cativit..iicing, will find this a j e .,r i ble a., they %kill be liteer4lty torwtol with ro.its•ei to tisue of I , i . s went f o e kor tertesor ttaviag entered• into ti Whote;lle * Concern is the reo.on i tr t hew* with it. • Appiy to M. Percival. Oxford-street. A RECENT DISCOVERY in the Art of AL egg iii:Ai)-DitiissEsotte. twins a stew and intpr tett or, non- or different to ull others in this Country, being obi idi to N A CUR E, and for which his Nlajtsty has lately gr.i, :ed his any Letters Patent. VICK ER Vs S 4.11.. hein; placed conspicuously in Shops wi nein he has on eulicern, please to (Ariel ve his direction it, Diu.,i. I'4'l6s'ml—twat, t;ovent-garden. PORT and V toetitt - CY WIN ES, SHANDY, RUM, and . DER.. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By NELVH4 , II and HUNtIittRIES, At tie Auction Afivrt, war the 800 TO-MORROW. at 12 o'uluck, ?VHF, remAlaii4 "MOCK id WIN BRAN, R. DILS, &c. a !tie.' will he permitted from the Vasil:, in Vti.al-,trees, awl wild without reserve. Cainpriaitig 6 Pipes mid 1.111 lMseii rest goad old Port (4 years hi the wood). $0 o..avi very rod Mademi, 4!I (Wiry* Braedy, and 40 rethomJnino.iesi awn, a ita 60 Dioseu of riche livered Cyder, Widen perfectin. tor Pildic maw depeed an the above Wines, &e. bent; eeiwine. an,t ;tbsoliorly must be .old, the Inners of the Sri site will be metuded, and the whole delivered free ) if •,4a twanidet of tilt place or Sale. The wiirs k _lte. tam be ratted at the Asetioareett Braid-sheet, Royal ischange, andSampies had oa being OW e. A ROM AT IC Si'lltlT of VINEGrAK (die Oupil l Invention of Mr. Henry,. and brought by Ins st re'-ive ImproYettarittS to the big . ..est Perfection) rontinues 4,, he prelmred And by Mears. Y, Manufacturing Chenyiyts, ol,us Nester. Thiragrrphk.pertutned Liquor, which is composed of highly sonceiarmed Yinear, jollied with toe smut pkasant Aromatics and edie:!tious .40iiseptics, may he kept unimpaired Man . . iud for any lengta of now. Its pullout Odour adapts it floral[. 214 relief in !lead Achy, FaWtings, &c. and rriibiers it peculiarly pratefu; and refreshing in rounded rillOhh, in Places of euhlic Iliesortoad in the Apartmesus of the Sick. It counter twt.„aLco, the Infection of CootuAttous OiAeastl. A. many opuriins rind inferior Yr.7.isarutiolts art sold under the same and simildruaines, the l'ith; sr tife requested to übserse,;a3 the IletUtroof of ity ben% gemsioe, lila the names of Messrs. bE.NßY,Msitcrtsyi a,are ow-A(..4 rus the Stamp • 'The AROMATIC SPIRIT of TIN Ittirkif, to Bottles' price 21. wl. rarh, Swop inctuJtd, is sold wholesale rind retail by Bayley and !Wu. Curling: -sa: ret (the -only Lents in Londe* awieuriz..4la, the Pruprieoul ; w here' may be had) Sponge Boxes of Gold, Olives ,I ) urtirilan. &e. Alm ;.ttai . ,t . NEl) nettles nt Ya. 61 r . and Larger, vain Glass Stopperti at4s. each ; their canes Lentz oath/. Stamps • -v‘rA'rCHei.—ROSS and PECKIIANI, of nedtord-swerS„Coverresurien,(corner of Milidel114a111) REAL WATCH MANUFACTURERS, respeetfulk - inforin loco e'rieisds :slid the eublie, that therhove rende f r•nera .iopectioa 1114 gXOI3 . LLENIT AssuaTmEXT of , ( )aides' , Denazified, Horizontal, and Vortical tt AMU Et 4, iu g old. Silver', and Metal Caet, t,,setlier with no assortment of LAI)IPS' WATH itt *eat variety, Engine-mimed and wi•li or witliant Odd Dittl.. &c, nil ref wlsic:i arc ou traged to be 61 urierior wart kroanshi,,, and to perforni well. U. and P. are' iodutett, 'from particular circumstances, to poblic with such 4 0.01 s ast the riouitl• rIOL SALE PRICES; they have Wog bllen in the habit of sup et;!;:,esig ItLf AIL IfOIiSES with their productions' but have ~tlv secn with cosicern, Oat Colons n, riate:ies, in showy .oesiameated CaSes, have often been shingled with, thesis unid ;Inputted of as valoultle, to the great . disaispointment and 4iry of the unwary; an .I it is with o proper coiArinitsitess Wt the-impropriety ar,d di,houesty of such practices that R. and P, Wedge themselves to sr.-core, by rectitude of co:o -dors. site future approhatiou of 'hoot woo tufty favour them wish commands. They venture to Add odsurance • that s..ery pasisible can. shall be taken to merit that coutitience which they iintioosly wtd cismideritlr hope In enjoy. Arty article they sell is uutd4 by lliereselve,,, nod under their iintnediate inspections nod altltougo their toms will Le found eousiderahly lower (by SO per cent.) thau the usual pri:%., )0 they stoke their credit tam it shalt be also found oat tleir Walches, in souni.ness of ciabtruction, and uniformity of morels...so shall not he excelled. • I/lambaste ciinliiinit4 t•lentlemen, Ladies, Merchants, Cap t ems. &c . may be supplied azabove, either with Watches sin Alt I ,r in (Ismislity. for 'Money . ssis Hills, the ditterence in change of ' will be given lo Cash, mid Oid Wadies iitheil ii actuante, 'k7I'EFLIOK ADVIC E. A Surgeon atetitinence, ik ' d and kti:t-Profeinionat preseiris to the Public. the result of tweet , - d ye years'e x per ience, in various Climates. directinng his attcniton particularly In the cure of Chronic anti Y'errem Complaint*. It it of the first consequence to aseer- - No, on vihrs.e *akin and integrity as firm retiance en.ty 11, piaced p.htlliction. In the yarn's:: gradation froia. recent io feetiou to cuuhrtaed Luer, his treatment commands vet often a and at voi) s a radical mire: lit dubious cas,es Nislitg ruin %veil-arranged experienee.gives blot st pro:opt itudt of decision', 'tam secures the patient from being mercurializedssut of exist ence, or oar in,„•• his constitution uudeininted, arid the void prin t lisle destroyrd by a l'atent, but isr.irlioui disease; sir a wind ;041 bud confidence in shallow pro...tearless, or an advertimai sit, , c;iie, film most abandotied and prodigat: , tat ail qu.ickery •• 11.at40 *abet mirror, nut elm aortal/re raja." gri. timid Imb citi fi es, arising frmn exce- site toduletwe,, 1304 , as Climates, or solitary Sensualit., ais pounce gives new lire trod energy to the system . in ca;•• which are velgiag on de pair. 13trictures, and inner derangements of the Ure • tarn, he removes in a mild and effectual insumer. T.. the Fe male Se% it will he consir'otars to know, that Ciey nosy .now be cured of sane I)ehiliti Piw hien defeat Conception, and sap faoridation of connubial Felicity. Patients treated with candour, delicacy, - and inviolable se- . eters. Mr. WILLIAMS may he consulted every day, at No. '2; Great itumell-streel. Cotelit - Prden• Leiter, from the country, stating minutely the case, mode of %jag. &e. and inclo.ing relnittarwe for Adv ice ;rid Medi' tIPO 1 1 4 bl ttlialed voth.stsulious attention. rs - rrs . . , -,• , • , , . • , .., ... .• , - . 1 • r . - • ' '• '''s I . - - -.. . ` • . sa li pi • • 1 • _ . . - . • . . .. ~ . • ... .•_ , .. •-- t t „.--7* • . - .• . . lirirg• ,• . . , .•. . . ... „ . • • ... ._. . . . • •t'. ; A s . v ; . . - • • . , , • . • . ' ,i . . . -' I - • - - 4 • • 1 I . . . 7*4. . • : 74 4. ; ? ''' C ' '' ' a". • , - .• . • , • , . . - 1 .. .. - 1. i . . °s:°ll iblaill he . •cs A. . ~. • 'No .. . rr . . , . , ... S • - , , • LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 18 ilk . Fres' the .LONfIO PI GAZETTE ) SEPT. , • . Admiralty Office, Sept. 4. espy of nn Enclosure from Virr-Admiral Bertie, Croomooder • in t.'hiefor his . Majesty's M i ps ao4 Vessels at the of Conti noir. • • •` Ilis 144Ojeoy); ShW Iphittessiss i of the - Naturism, May b, 1510. St R-1 have the honour to transmit poor t letter that I this dsy received, bearing date thi3 Ist inst. from Capt. WlHouglibyi of hh Majesty's ship tie. detailins an accooot . of 'a most I A eliant cuter. lAtiOAletforotst by h at' Ott Jaleotol, ou the tifs hi t irpy iff fliflravita lttrrril ieA itSends sa6lu loos, con. siderissa the force he nail to contend with. ' I bare fist) liossoor to be, Mt. IL LAMBERT. Vice-Adairai Bartle, &e. &e. • His Majesty's Ship Nereltie, May 1. Ste—On reconhoitring the south-east 'collet upon this date, I perceived at the attchorage of 'acutel a ship of about tour hundred tons, asol as 6 . ne lay within pist , d.sliot of the two batteries w mantled the entrance 411. i the harbour 1. did not leave the N, reitle until 12 o'clock A. NI and offer lunch found and entered (at'five) the nar row intricate passage, and psiting• to low water, the surf hall *Wing the boats, I was in hopes of lauding and talson4 in upon their left battery with. oat being discovered, but the Imperial schooner L'Estafettr, of four brass guns and 14 men, cum maiolad by Ensign de Yais.eau Henry Charwin, tiof.olunately layitig at anchor, se completely gave the alarm, that by the time the boats ground, d, both b siteries and trey ,field-piece's were playing Opus, the only spot , we could laud, and our men uu so finer fOrtlivtl upon the beach than, received by a heavy tire of musketry. As every Officer knew before we landed what was to be done afterwards, !be 4 hole party was instantly upon the run, and in , 10 , minutes in possession of the above-battery; tfpiked the eons, we moved towards the guard-house, protected by two field-pieces, 40 if, the 18th regiment of the line, 26 artillery, hod a strong party of nitlitia, the whole commanded by latent. Rockman, of 'the IStls regiment. Tiiis party, white we seer& taking the battery, had attacked and driven our boasts, with the division left to pro tect thetn.• into the moth, of the harbour. Their 'pestle s ; fire upon us was the signal for charging, and, to my astonishment, they instantly gave way with a speed we.could not equal ; their Officer, who deserved to commas's] better .1 'ldlers, was takes. .ivrissatier, with his two field:pieces. . Hitherto twilight had hid our force; full day . ! 'hewed to tie enemy the Nereide l 3 small bead of volunteers, consisting of fifty seaana, and Clip same number of marines ; the ,strongest battery in' their . possession, .and. to pie which It was uecessory• to pass-the River Jacotel, at the font of a high hill, t covered with wood, and defended by the Com maiolaut of the Savanna), district, Colonel Etienne LColgard, two cannim, and a strung body of Milt. , flu. Owing to the late heavy rains, We fotind.ther, •river swelled, • and current se strung, that, the tail-'1 atst twee ,could scarcely lade, the short _helped over, andruore than half the party upon the swim, anti in the thic.k,of fire from the enemy ; but this daculty no unmet Aurinneuted (though not with. out the loss .uf the greatest part of our ammoni. tion), than three cheers warned the enemy to pre , pare for the bayonet. .The two guns, battery, and colours were carried in style, end the Commandant, Colo• olgard, taken prisouer ; . nor do I think en Racer or man of the party, except nlyself, bail an .aaaious thought fur the result of this unequal affair. ••••• Having spiked the goo, and one , s•ortar, burnt destroyed their earn 'got,. the works,•magaaines, kg. and embarked the fietd.pieces, so•ne naval and . sanitary stores, I was upon the point of returning : :NAM: ship, whet, the strong ..party I hid driveol foes the first battery and ftel4l-peees, appeared la have recovered hem - their panic, re-asseilibkall (strongly resinforced by militia and bourgeois inha hitants of time island) upon our left, and as the Nercide's attack of Jacotel was the first ever made upon any point of the Isle of France, and know lag its principal* defence consists in its militia, I .determined upon running some risk of letting theta' know what they had to expect if their island was ever attacked by a regular British force. Minim towards them, they at the same time advancin within t: inusket.shot, they _opt:lied their fire, - and instantly tunied direct-into the country In an obli que line to them, to get iuto their rear, and if so, not to leave to the•defeated party the resource of a retreat ; at first they halted and remained upon their ground, but the moment we began to move in quick time, amid they understood my intention, than they again heat us its fair running fur more thaua mile iuto the country. .On returning to our boats, 'wei,burot thd signal.bonse, Sag-stair, Ste. 4 mile from the beach, anti having sounded well the bar. I..boisr, and done. alit wished, I again embarked had' eethrfied to the Nereide. I now heg you will allow me to express how' highly I approve of the gallant and regular cendect of every Officer amid matt landed; inthxd I feel mya• self under the greatest obligation to the seniors . - Lieutenants Burn, koangliarli, and Deacon, and, Lieutenant Cox, commanding the mai - Vises, with Lieutenant Desbrisay 'under him. .1 hive to regret .my return of killed and wounded. • The 1934 of the enemy could not be ascertained, nor do l know the force opium:al to us; but (rain every information gaintal, and train the •Feentelt, Odicers themselves, they declare that 600•men:Intst • reinforce the batteries by•sigaal isi nu hunt. • I tie. . ,•• Wnl • • • • • •• • ' ' t 46 A , 0.6 4'4,4 4 .14. ~~ L i • • !!`" . 1 . • . ' PRICE 8ID; Ara shtiaw (oar hours, in a c'ear morning. and dtailiind was 11004 the whole of the time. I have, &c. (Signed) N. J. WI LLOUIHBY. FL Leashed, Rig. Capt Mniesty's ship t pitige- Ma, mid seui..r °Meer a the late at Frame. Return of Killed rod Wommilei. Thomas Kitiglit, marine, killed? Lieutenant H. C. Dena°, slightly wounded; John 'towers, marine, d,togerintsly womula id Henry Painter. ftiiinaltl t severely woo led* Alenander Po:do son, seitman, ditto; Henry Crawford, W4lllllll, ditto; Winiaal searnao, slightly wintode.l. ' Admiralty Oitee, - Sept 4. Admiral Sir J.B. Warren, Bart. and K, B.Com• .niaavicr.iii-Chief of his Maj.sty's ships and vessels at lialitait, has traustnitted to .1. W. Crok,T, Eqq. the copy 'of a letter .whieh he had received from Captain E. Hawker, of his Majesty's ship Mclitm• . pis, giving an account of his hdviog„. in company with his Majesty's sloop Driver, captured on the ''2Bth or May last, a fine French corvette brig letter of marque, burthen 400 tons, with ports for TO heavy carronades, and -a complement of 71 men, .- 1 her 'tante La Fantome; she had utadd three cap. • Ores. MfLITARY PROMOTIONS. Consmissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Stafford. Conn' Regiment of Local Militia. George Chetwv std. P.q. to be Licutenaratvt:otonel-Co......aa ditat. April tilt). Thomas Easter, Esq to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated April Yti, 1810. John Hatt, Esq. to be Captain. Dated April 21, 1810. Itienard Esq. to he ditto. Dated- as Waive. John Hubball, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Litrtitenatit Henry Wright to be ditto. Dated May 25, 1810. James Amphlet, Esq. to be ditto. INtted us above. Edward Worsey, Esq. to be ditto. Dotes Aug. 24, 1810. Wiliiam Knight, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Ilate.l April 21,1840 a J..liii.amore. Gent. to he ditto. Dated Mav 23, 1810. . Witham Malden, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. J4lllll Brooker., Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 2, 1610. Joan Blowy, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. John Ahlrit, Gent. to he ditto. Date i Aug. 2,1610. Ge.trge Tavvrour, Gent. to be Ensign.. Doted May 25, 1810. William Wailer 'Hawkins,. Gent. to be ditto. Dated Aug. 2 1 , 1810. Shapland Swinoey, Gent. to be Adjutant, with Brevet rank of Captain. Dated April 21, 181.4. Joshua Drury, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Dated Kay 2P, • 181 U. ' Francis Hughes, Gent. to be Surgeon. Doted July 2, 1810. Coshaissioms in the Royal Glamorgan Militia, signed by thro Lord Lieutenant. Theopfiilus Richards, Esq. to he Captain. Dated Aur. 6, 1810. John Henry Bayley, Gent. toile Emden. Dated asalsova. ERRATUM in the Gazette of ttie list July lag. Royal Glamorgan ' For Thomas Willi:wry Richards, I.sq. to be Capthio. Dated • April 4, !Sit, Read 'Palmas William Richards, Esq. to be Captain. Dated 4ixasst ti, 1810. BANKRUPTS. C. Bedford, Manchester, merchant, to prreader Sept. '.7.11, 29, Oct. 10, at ele en, at the Star ion, Monchetter. Attu; nies, Mr. Cortlilfe, Nlatitchester; and Messrs. Clarke nod itich.ads, Clia..eery-lane. lies, Bristol, victualler,.Sept. 7, 19, Oct. 16, at one, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Anomie., Messrs. Whitcornheand King, serjeaot's Ina, Fleet-street; &old Mr. J. H. Frank's, St. Jelin-street; Bristol. A. Jorepli.Enottie Selwood,,clothier, Sept. 12, at the Georg, Intl, Emote Set wood, Sept.lB, Oct. 16, at twelve, at the Tal bot inn s. Bristol. Anomie., Mr. Wm. Ellis, Hatten- garden and Mr. Gilltert Ration, Fromm, Somerset. • ,I'. Nutt, Rockingham-place, vlary-le-bone, builder, Sept. '8.'15,,0ct. 16, at twelve, at Guild halL Anomie*, Messrs. Wil 1-Orson-and Young, Cavendish-square. R. Baker, Westhronstrich, Stafford, coal-dealer, sept. 13, rl4, Oct. 16, at rfeven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingsass., At- Ctnrbies, M r.. Johnston, Hall Staircase, Inner Temple; anB W. • li.divasd Whitehouse Jackion Teinple-row Birmingoain. 0. hl‘Gough, Liverpool, heather breeches-maker, Sept. 27, SS, Oct. 16, at eleven. at the George Inn, Liverpool. Allot. • tiles, Mr. Davies, Fen* ick-strect, Liverpool; Mr. Jacksoi., Lower Castie-strott, Liverpool ; and Ms. W edit° wertift, Gray's inn. Dirkie, Little St. Thomas Apostle, merchant, Sept - . 6, 99, at twelve, Oct. 16, at leo, nt Attorney, Mr. Kiss, Priaterastreet, liarl l stscet, blaciariars. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 16. - .1. Townsend, Liverpool, merchant.—Sept. 29. J. Wettierbv, GreniSt. Thomas Apostle, iroonsonger.Sept. Sa. W. Beck, Ilishopsoc-street, dealer. —Sept.. 26. J. W eston Lake.eni, Staffordshire, potter.—Sept, 25. D. T. Myers, Stamford, Liocolushire,draver.—Sepi. it. W. Hodgson, chaster, cottoo-outoufactitrer.—Sept. 21. F. Beesley and r. Dwelt, Itood-sane. wine-mercbants.—Sept.. 20. J. Skiabeck, Huddersdeld, merelmot.—Sept. 2i. T. 11101, Berwick-upon- Tweed, merchant. • CERTIFICATES.--Sere. 25. J. Bon, Birmingham, soutter-snaker.-1-R. Wood and T. Lid-,&ill, Barnsley, York, linen-nniaufteturers. —T. Blakey and J. Blakey, Liverpool, inerebants.- 7 11. D. Jones, Cheltealiata, Gloucoter, line -draper. M.ASHIPS DISSOLVE!). J. I. and J. !tendril, West Coker, clot ti-tna hers.—G. Ash ton and J. Greaves, Sheffield, manufacturers of trails.— T. flu therford, G. Wilde, W. Skidmore, J. Bowater, said E. Broom. head, Sheffield, tuerchants,—T. Ililkiusinoand J. mid J. folds worth, Leeds, cotton-spinners.—J. Sinden mod Adlard, James-street, St. George's in the East, tallow-chandlers.--W. H. Lightfoot add G. Cooper, Clitord-street, Waitini.ster. per-haagers.—J. and E. P. Nelson, Leeds, wool staplers.—R. awl I'. Marsh, foingdon, Stalfordsnire, millets.—W. Dusbury Alla It, llowiter, Manchester, warehousenteu.—J. Avery surd S. G. Shimmy Exeter, spirit-aserchaw. . . BOXItS(a. • A battle Was fought for 100 guineas on Atonally, k*t:lshortiey., Hants, where flower:, the provin. viol champion, vanquished 'a g bud man, snAs, riur vi ei tit, frolii Shropshire, on the 19th ult. This match was Made at the time by the Colonel who backed Flowers, on one side, att.! a M r , P age on the other. The Colonel's man was George Tif. fing, a coppersmith, and his. adversary w., 100 Grant, a Gloucestershire man, each ,Weighing 15 stone, and measuring above six feet. They set to like bottom men, and were both knocked down. The only science, which was but trifling, teas possess ed lay tiffing, who could stop with his left hand, and this appareat slight advantage brought him through. In twenty minutes the men were only known apart by their thrall clothes, they were so dre a dfully beat. '!'hey werq Math right anti left hauded man, and it MIS any body's battle when 25 minutes had expired.' they were. both game, but nature first forsook (,;rant, and victory was whispered to the winner to • his inexpressible jury. There were several hundred speetaters. present, and twenty guineas were tp.. thared fur the loser. • The battle was fought at MI *Om morning. • A:4•43. • I - _ : ~. E KT, - % YEW THEATRE ROYAL, COYRNT-GARDEN. IMPORTANT ADVANTAGE: in she pre- T H 6; PUBLIC are tispeitrialy i.ufarineil, that .11. sent Lottery, vie. the'Priees of the Tickets toid lt Shares are cie NLyi THEATRE .fto y A , L, coy E NT.GAR. murk lower than the lest--the Nu bore of Cite Tic en are re. dared to only 4..ke—while the Scheme contalio on t, rNT V/ ILL 13L OPEN ED m MONDAY. NIIXT• Sep-A IM I- 's • ; la_ Ih • PLAY, sad other MTN:WC AIN v ~...,er ,t,, le la_ lic i a TITIONA I. PItIZE of £2O Mei besides tweet* oilier Ca- E vrs. „, a lit be espreaed ia future Adyortisetnenni. pitals, and NOT TIIRKIL BLANKS IPO A PRIZE. bkr, ... 4,,,,,, Win he vetted at harpist l ee, asd the pl ay h e . Thq,irtiale torte pri•vothe 19tis'of Otioher seat. gin at la f•paa sig. . .• SCHEME. , Plac.l for sm. Some its be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at '11; ' A"?...V10D ....are . ~.. •Eltr.i.oclo • • • - ' b • too 1 si .4 Bot.O.bce w Priam's:place, hurt - street, from ten , . ........ .. .. 10.4 V ._ lc • . 6 - 1,0n0......,. ... iii • f•sur. • Don , - bou.-. . -... . b.OlO 1 .._ I, „, r G a llery 241. ilectiod peke lis.-.44e1r. . Gaillary Is. -'. •r• , 100.. m.. a ssoo • Si c oiki i'lle , 3(1. No creaser to 1110 '1,11011114. . - • .„.•: 0 • T• t •,`• ••• • • • 50• .3• r • ... f , t 6446) ••••••••••••........% re•••• ''l ..- .. 100 . .f.. • 25,1 .... ..... *O,O , 4,800 " IS.' . ' : 72,'Stk) MOPE INSURANCE OFFICE. LITINIATE-HILL • dtb September, 1610. 1 0 ,00(1 Nonshers. ,_.l .. i_ e I s t ' 4 .19°4)( ' • ~_' . N°.,:r.1."-.s.l',..l,l,,irfirfelg,„giriiieta;.,-, bold*: T S eer Pt hlbt .cilli G nat% r til . trid t CliC tr. 4-11 iii! it A nil the 1443:h1t- r 'na' sward , in toe CtipittlStnek of this Caimparry. w il t be Wks O f e lm " y . roe . 10 . 1414 wit i i, Tieitruessi soare4. . sp. ii , the c it , ~f London Tavern, Ilisfitspegrte.street; on Friday, plwatiou to the Agents us am of the principal Towns; .r by the lit.; in•eaut, to recehe the Report of the Directors on tit r e seadiegiarir Orders, with Remittswes. to the Cl:lives in LAM. wh i vc s ref „... ~.,1 io fi le k lare,tigation at the I .:st (ieaeral Court ' don. An e :Ay purcha-e isreratntooodcd, as, from the present at Proprietors. demand, a rise of . price i• 0 rpecird. . • WILLIAM BURY. Ser. N• B. The Chair will be taken at Too so'Clock precisely. QWI FT sad Co. ContraCtiors with (.;overometst 1....7 for the aresent Lottery. resoectfullr infoms the Public, ~FMNI.•1•1•11 with a 'CisitsCit.olosiies , last tilo..r deviatitat (coin the getter:ll plan has heel' highly :.ratrtici.il to fa twit., mod improved iwtheir inures:don:4 acquireimons by ,halurit , tot near 4 2..) ) tours expelled.. - , C . O It It I :oat Co. imaiinue, with unabated ardour, t or e rad wad.* or those Disardeis itich are the comeiliteutv of dricii indulge:Ad or toe de-tructive hanks ut the inconsiderate School hity pi ttfrs.tt ii..:, the 'oar of these complaints, the) Mold out vice, but, ....tisane as nflawn must he of the es Wien( e suc h c; ,_ latnities, they offer Miele assistauce as regulsoil) rthiratt d Sac; scan., of tom:lath :ma of Ihr Rovtil thilire,e of Eiltilltutgli. In all eitfcs of ",byline infertjAn, and in every complaint .4 D v . kilitv soul Detwieney, to tortho r orient freed la t e i ts r. digl i suo i d it Certai.l Nebtrilo a sr. !titbit. lou,: regitteawe ul warm .clonalci, free i. li v ing, or : ut ) other (ionise producti*n ildiriency tor shanty vi gour. the patient mu) rely t u rn sturdy reetoration torvigoireus health. riwie improved plan °reusing strictures:sof Ille.o 'et lira has been alit:mica with peculiar succe,s. Sin/lure, 0 ( 1 , 41 ,,,, k i t wenty %ears dui aliens have tiielded to their treatmetit in the short perl d i of three weeks. Several Nololeincit and Cleo:Whom or the (to-t reomechthility, woo hate labooreti miler this p l ia t ii and distre,in t , .11,eaw, any log !:mitred a radical and twrthatolit . curt, particularty request twit I e:erroces limy be motor to Item, as swam:tor) , sielr.eei. ut tat• decided superiority •.1 Messrs. (srhrte and Co. it plan of treat tio tit. Man) or these (Oetotlemed lend beeto untle,r the Nur of Mcssrs. !tome. Heaviside; and other aurae tuo of ripen, entineuce, w.u, uitempted.elicir titre by the appiiralitoto ut ilw Luaus . Cau,tie, vtilhout suet-cit.. Ate-.. 5. Currie and Co. may 100 esonsti:ted by patriots of tilt her :we it ‘t tilt rite grenWit.beerec) and lionusikat I beteistntse, No..tol,iitototi iarden.—Ailierrts iu the counter • statinoke p trta4tLarn toe their doe, iyclitsing>l remittance row advice N ottin...tiriltr-, a 111 have the same otiVell or sent to ally pa d o rth c Nu. lUi, ((aired-orclau. qi i ir r -. • •-• " ...7 n , . i • ' . '.4 . , = , "I - "r ) . ~ A " . 1, . \ `, , 41 1110V , ...1111 'AA*. 6- V 4 I • TH',.. ONLY StATk. LOC rk.ity ro Bk. DItAW N THIS YL:AR, • . • 19TH OCII)131..lt, 1&10. J'IYE PRIZES OF 210,000, &NO ONLY • 4.006 . 24U11- H ORN`gLiY and CO. have on' .Sale, la - sivnit . Val iets, . . • Tickets at fn 15 0 I Quarter: .i.... 113 1* 0 . • Half • 11 14 0 1 lii‘hths • • • 1 111 • Sixteenth .. .61 lu 6 ..• No. 4,469, the lo..:Ndrawn Twritty Toouvind Pour*, In I' l le lot Slate Lottery, %Tsui told in Shares by HOI1N'A111( and CO. IN One Ounfter, Two lAitths, :tnd Eight Sixteenth*, Aloe the ballowmikCapital Prism, in fonr.bnectinnve L 44 seri," ) ; 1.-.. 1-.0. 6111 SA ..et0.000 No. Ili.. XIO.tl) x. l,l;tw r - /8./44 -ill ' 4151.11 ',.. 10494 .... .. *. .. ve ,e,iit; 19044 - so,t)t . 19,570 Stsitlrt 1 of As.oon, 3 id - E - 2,_0:41.03 of A'l,ol*. and 10 of X5OO. 2%. Cornbill, and St. Margaree:. Hal, War i.t4te,- ' 3 2 GEOItGE.STBET, Al/1--I,PtIll• SI . IIAN U. , r 'TifB TAtuaas! COMPANY'S PRICES - - tor-cLOTHES, for the year 1910; ' . • • • PRICIA • Best Superine Cloth Coat • - - ;Cl' 4 0 11 , ai?‘ coats' - • 164. to • • ' 1 0 0 • Silk ditto • . - -••--1 - 5 .0 '.-. Doable Milled Iterseynxert Breeches •,:1 IA 60 ...,' lilancheater Fancy Cord ditto • - - 'l'6 0 Silk ditto .- - - • -•''"2 4 0 ~ 1 Nankeen Pautaloons . • ,•• , IU 0 Superfine.ClotitunKereerneee f ro° - S 1 .0 Superfine Unlit fleeat Coat (Wails) - 55 0 Pair of Superfine Pee Skin Breeches - '2 11 U SUITS, contracted for by the Year, and tie Old- Ours tu be returned. Three Snits per Year ACI9. o'o Five Suits per year *X29 0 0 lour ditto - •Sl*o 0, Six ditto - 33 10 0 LIVE LLS. • A Snit of Livery -. . - , . - 5 5' 0 A f/utrol Jacket and IValstcont - - , V lit U A Box Coot - - - . -• 5 3li I:fists:in Overalls - • - -. 0 1S U Cloth ditto - - • • ' -... •• • - • 1-n 0 PRICES OF R+3slll4lir AIP AZIO NAVAL , ', ,UNINVitiMe , 4. Riginsenlnl Cunt • :,- .• • • 60 0 Ditto Wnistco4t • . ,• ; - ~* • - 0.10 0 ' Ditto Pair of itrerches ,- 1 41.. If i • Reg u•e.ntal Su i. , titte Great Coat -• ' • b 15. 6 Unto British Wool - ... .. • ' 4 44:1 Superfine Cloth 04eraS . - '• . •# , 0 0 i l Pour qt . INie Skin Pantaloons ' - ,- .3 00- l'air of Lamb Skin Kreer -;.s . - - 2 • U.O Gentlemen may contract for C. 4 ents on the lamer/nee& :'' Foto Cimts per year .415 0 0f Si x'Cumk per year XIS 0.:0 ~ ' Five ditto - •18U 0 I , . . 'llse flosinera heir; conduetett wholly on the pfiuriple of Ready llfos,ey, excepting tho*e Gentlernea wnu e ostrart.. the krroprietors sake this opportunity of ineirissing tti,oe tientle men their (till will he sent in •half yettrrls , , •nod the Clothe* woo) u,•• to he returned brought back. , 1I:Lval tio4 kt:litnix Officer* will find a con,iiterable aillianvir to 'swots ing to tuts li*tablisliusetst for their Uniforut4. or other Article* of lirewa. Itegiinental Orders are particulate attended fa. ( eoiteisieu are informed, taw by addressinga Ewe oust paid)• to the Cons- 1 pany'S Office, -2t, Georee-krect, "Attelphi• they 141 , 1. bit 411 err-', c• 111 hew to aleitswre,theowelres, so as to tit the smue as If they wen; vrereot. Like:vise to he had at the o:lice, Ben 's Patent Pocket li.sok. Attirli cannot lieliht or picked out of the pocket. • The Public are requested to ott.erve• that orders are re seivco ht No. 22. Ceore,c-sireetr Ad Iphi only, ant that the Moon • , f littAtoew are front wine its the :titoriang i till 51 . % in the I:selom., I