The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-01 00:00:00

No. 1330. lei E SWIFT, for ot. AP will be (tribe; therefore, chance for the following Prir THUI 4 a £20,000 • - 4 6,000 12 l,OO O, - . 10 . -., -,,: "snO. 20•.. • 100 2,000 • Together with OM others of 50f. 23f. &c.; in addition to these there are Poor Extra Prizes of Tickets, by wkick die pi:chaser of • ~. X 1 A-Ticket may gain OOlOOO An Half 50.1/00 A Quarter ~, . • An Eighth ' - 11000 A Sixteen* 6454 SWIFT and CO.'s OFFICES. Vo ll, POULTRY; No. 12, CfIARLNG-CROSS; Mill No. 21, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET. are recommended to purchasers in the present Lottery,, as haring hero remarkably fortunate in the sale ..r capita' Prises in the late and farmer Latter* CHEAP LOTTERY TICKETS AND SHARES. 1 Sixteenth. only It. lls. 6d. which Is Sizteea Shillings per, Ticket cheaper than any where 'else; other Shares as cheap in iirtiportion. MENSRS. 110OG Ei, MART ER, PORTER, DRUMMOND, and HUGHES. at No, 117, Pall- Matt, No. 1. Piazza. Covent-garden, Na. 14, Parlianwnt street. No. 63, Fleet-street, and Na. 121. Newgate - street , respectfully inform the Public. that they, heinA content with less Profit than others, charge only the follow ing prices: A Ticket £'24 4 0 An Half A Quarter 6 b I A Sixteenth lll 6 The payment of the Prizes of the Shares is secured by Go vernment, as the Tickets from which they are made arc all deposited at the Stamp Oiiice. lluhs. Societies, Stage Coachmen. and C.trriers, will be allowed a handsome diproun.—Registers gratis. • NEW ST/YE LOTTERY, TO RN DRAWN IN JIZNE. HAZARD,. BU T ANE, soil Co. • Stock Bro kers, respectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES for theprerent ST 4TE 1.0 rTER Y, are ou Sale at their °Act., No. 93, ItO YA L E 7CC II Av. GE. The Scheme is we the saint improved Plait as the last, v to Number of Wickets, Mode of Drawing, 11:c. and pre.seuts, iu addition to the selfXl,oeil of Prises. FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS. • OF ONE DUNDRED WHOI.E TICKETS EACH, Which are to he given to the Four Tickets of the First Num ber drams a Prise abase £l5. Letters past paid, dui? unsorted , and Schemes gratis. I Bank. udht, and South Sea Stocky. with their Several Annuities, India Botids, 'Exchequer Bills. and every deserip firm of Duvernmeat Securities. bought and sold •bp Corn missioo. EYTON, late Partnel with the d e ceased SIR JAM KS lIRANSCOIIIS, Htu the Plessors of sumouncing to his Friends nod the Pith be, the LoTrEmir which - draws Sth Jlll4 t, gives the greatest chance to the Adventurer for 64 ',nail a ri%:: Four Packets of Tickets. 011 e lluatlreil in each Packet, are to he given by the Contractors to tl,c fortunate Holders of the first drawn Prise :shove 13/. When a Ticket may gait' apveards of 10(1,010/. and Shares is proportion. Lyrae has been truly lucky livening Packets of Tickets : aorti, pitaluaao_nearly 4...X5.V. nad Nit. SOH yr/Ageing 21,76.51. was told in Sixteen Sixteenths . , and paid by him to she respective Holders, whit received for each Sixteenth 1,517/. 16s. Stl. FYI° N solicit' a Continuance of the public Favours at his • Lucky Ogee; 2., G9R}4IIILL, near the MANSION-NOUS& BISII S)ld TWENTY in the Two last Lotteries 1, Cornhill, and.! LAST LOTTERY, Valentine's Day, NM February, 1810. 3.. • .. Prue of XBO,OOO . . I.‘ 1000 500 1 ' CAPITAL PRIZEi I , i, in Shares, at 9, Charing-Cross, I LATE LOTTERY, Drawn 20th Ortaber,l9o9. 2 ....Prizes 0f.....C20.000 1 .3 1 . i 5OO • _c N atets. Shares fir the NEW LOTTERY, which beglas stud rods on tan . 'of JUNE, are now selling a. c". — lie • *fill& with the' usual number of MONHY PRIZES, bestirs which the Cont r a ctor give.; • FOUR MITII4 PRIZES OF FOUR HUNDRED WHOLE TICKE'I'S, by "%kith a single 'Picket may gain upwards of £lOO,llOO, and a Sixteenth 6,tk)) Guineas. *twines . to be had, with Dartiebtars, at 4. Cori.nitl, Old 9. Charing Croo, - - . • . eIErCiIARDSOY, GOODLUCK, &Intl CO. ..I.S. recommeod• to the notice of the Public the NEW i 4 rATE LOTTERY, which is all to h e d rawn on the buts of • UNE Neat. : Tido Lottery is on an improved Plan. . The Scheme contains • 41 . Prizes # ,E• 20,000 , 4.. Prizes of ... X 5,000 Be tiJ • - lOO 144 &c. &r. &r. k ”1 • , ' i ,010 Mises, 5,008 Nuntlwm. Four Tickets of eery Num- . tier, null FOU'R lit fltA PRIZES of WO WHOLE TICK -16.11 each. By this Improved mode of Adventure A single Ticket may gain X lOO,llOO An Half af50,000 l An Eighth ....,E12,500 A Quarter 26,000 A Sixteenth... 6,150 Tlclt ITh and So.incs on Sale by RICIIAROSt)N, GOOOLUCK, and Co. • Bank Buildings., Cornkill, and facing the Gale of the King's Mewl., C haring Cross, who Sold and Mated iu the last Lottery, Two Prizes of • X 20,000 3,734 9,734 Also SB9 D. .EI,OA-2,952 11. Xl,OOO-3,156 C. X5OO. BttANSCOMB AND COMPANY, with their usual GREAT SUCCESS. sold in Last Lottery, in 78 Shares. In the prebeiling Lottery: No. 3,734 £20,610 No. 1,618 Xi s .),oo9 4,654 sof £5OO each .. 2,504 3of ,8500 each being Shares of almost every Capital therrio; and iu last Year only, Six of £2o,ooJ.and Capitals to the Amount of ittsoo l o. besides the first 'AWOL the last 45,0001. and ONLY 43,003/. ever shared; and in previous years, to UN Amount tiryitaisll precedent; are how !ellisig Tickets nod Shares in the NE W LOTTERY, to lie drawn Bth JUNE, in which there are Four Extra Grand Prizes of lilo Tickets each, which may produce to a Ticket £100,003, and to a Sixteenth, upwards of £6OOO. BRANSCOME nod C4l. agitia guard the Public against the Deception set forth of their Firm, null Claims of she Sate of the first and last of Extra (hand Prizes so given; the FACT is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad venturers each reeetyrd 1,5471. Ids. 3d. at their OLD and ONLY Offices, in Loudon viz.: No. 37, CORNHILL,; No. HAYMARKET; Nu. 11, HOLBORN ; and No. 860. STRWN D. They swill never falsely awert they divided a stab,which was not absolutelyelitiared and Sold to the Public ve. GAMING 1/ICB.. , A MAKER. in that Line having retired, wishdi to dispose of pis To and will give proper Instiue lions to any Person willing to Purchase die sa:ne. As it does not require much experience to execute them, it would he a valuable acquisition to any Waiter tiE other Person connect ed with the Gaming t.ina. Letters directed, post paid, to A. C. No. 9, Sufrolk-streety Middlesex Haapead. . . N. 11. Tome elegant lar . ge size Glasses, one 56 ioches by 59, and t wo bl by :10; apda Plano tune with to be dimmed oL - F._ IN. devoted a moment hip time se the Duties at he Olive. To be lied at the Odic, of Too Sort brama, Na. 87, Fleet •street. 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PREFATORY A IiIDRESS upon PATRONS and DEDICATIONS, REFORMERS and RE FORMATION S. • By the Han. Mrs.. CAV. ENDISH BRADSHAW. Author of the Memuin of Marie, Countess (FAN*, printed [or William Miller. Albeiimrli-snort. N. B. The fire Editinn of hod' thelle ork4 appeared tal i der the name of PRISCILLA PA.RLANTE. . BOXING. The griat match for 200 guineas, betwixt Dutch Sam and Medley, was fought yesterday, on IVloulsey Hurst, anti the concourse of people ex. ceeded any thing ever witnessed, excepting at the fight betwixt Gulley and Grepon. The specta. tors •may be computed at 10;000, consisting every kind, from the Peer to the costermonger. Sam stripped in,the ring to figJ►t his 'twelfth battle, after having previously vane isished eleven profes. l tors, among %shun were t oung Belcher, Caleb Baldwin, and Whets of ten and eliiven stone cc. iebrity. Medley has been inclined to fight Sam for these two years past; and so much did Sam regard Med ley's powers, that he once paid him forfeit, • when not in the condition he could have wished. Med. •Icy is .a master tradegmau of respectability, and be fought fur his own, stake money. • At 'one (O'clock the champions entered the ring, and Sam had for his seconds Harry Lee and Puss', vs hilst Jye Ward biotic) , was , by m. 6, Medley appeared w ith iy, and got away. Sans made a stop,Smlf srliesi - betiley came to bias he Mt biros blow °nate face, whieb was heard In every part of the ries. The el vet flew lu twists. They dosed l Med throwa. 7. Sam went In gaily, and bit Medley a most inky 111; • the bread , whlcb knotted Medley dealt down. A y adds, 'but no taken. 8. la this wand Medley bit Sma dawn as be was coming'a to tally, and be laughed end ;Mimed at Ram ; but his features so '- from J.` ' - • bad feteiv " - .e ttia4e 111;,,iti.i.atio... at fhb Bale 10 t or ment the tibias , albse ), bletbels vhisAlbilbtleff ned, end'the ~lf ktoodoOntit‘ew l l la:s hilt ka the last round the•sanwnlAßAW.t fell frbei weakens, sad -eat, as was said, dasAmPlatally t i t a blow. 13. Kelley - wok 'ditwAtiosebiog play, by a blow •in the kidiset% WishilsewetkAhls side. 14. Sant, as wassappovett, to keep wind, slipped at going is t.l! • Sala Waa MeNey . beier lA' a very weak iMses be; came' iiidaied bins hote• Aiwa bit *ash *ha threW *blows right and left, ,lantil Medley frit 'without beimhit, and at lean shewell himself a game It would be tnerelyot repetition of this round to detail the other 33 rounds. At intervals Med. ley Ives able to make a bit or two, but they were idioms stopped, and Sam hit him down, or toiled him et pleasure; but atiength Medley bled 'so as to haul: his seconds to stop it, *and nature' having become exhausted, his brother declared bins beat. Sam never had en opportunity of displaying the real art of boxing 'as in this instance. . His Method excited Universal admiration. Medley milysituttly be termed eigamealuan as ever strip. ised, and A chewy setter.to, bitit a • slight biller. The temple blow in the second round took the fight out of him, and Sam never gave away a • ch3nce.. DIXON AND BALLARD. • • This battle betwixt these two first.rnte proles. sore in miniature, was a treat to.the field. Diabn was beat in three, quarters of an hour hard fight. Ing. Hu pogsetiod mob' seiefite diets ° bit - ether. my, who is one a .Caleb Baldwin's' school, and • the champion of Wistminster. The odds.varied during the battle, hut Ballard 'was the favistiiite at $061404.4 Ballard is a game llttle,reffian, and he Won by strength. . • • -41.PERIT • \ - • •••••=shwi Thißift-firritenending the manner of Making Surehargis of the' Duties of Assessed Taxes, and of The Property Tait; has been printed. It con. tains the toles anci'directiorts for making objec. tions tied surchargepi end for limiting. the tcrrns o f e t .kilig,the siteso; The direitions are thirty in nu m b e r. The.fottowhig is the sabstanee of each : 1. Inspectors end 'Serveydrt 'are to examine Returns and Ane-..snients, And may amend a n d correct the same before or after they are nitnwrd by . the Commi.isioners. 2. Lerma of woofs are to he enterlde" After-Amestment , are alcowert, the Surveyor is to cer- • •tify otrassions to she Cominishineis by way ,rif Sorchatge. Upon delivery of such certificate, and upon oath being made that notice was given to the party, toe Ualumissioaers to al low the Surettafges. ' 4. Lists are to be delivered to the Surveyors.ahee required, and Asi.ftsments• to he produced to them, for the purpose of takint copies or entracte. S. Native into be given to persona inrelnaged. 6. - Directs the delivery of Certificates of Surcharge to the Clerk, iu defauit of meeting of, tale CommiVsienem, to be sufficient. 7. The Certificate to he deeraed sufficient liroof of toatents of, notices delivered, unless die•coutrary be thews von the produetiim 'thereof. •- • • • • 8. Assesmuents or -Surcharges are not to be itcloo#loll oa lierouitt of mistakes in she uumes or descrip tions. • V. ‘l)utsble duty may he avoided by nia rettlialielbre the due of appeal, with 33. declaration annerned ;. the Survey. or, if satisfied therewith, to certify the same to the Commit sioners, and the party to be 'charged accordingly at the single duty. Surveyor, If dissatieBed. to state his objections to the commissioners. and the Assessment is then to be made in the tl sable duty, sithject:to appeal 3 notice of objection rod mute thereof, to be gavels to the party. 10. Declaration to contain a satisfactory account In excess of the psu t y, ma to be attested by credible witnesses. 11. On Surcharges for any omission in a return, the doable duty may be avoided by making a new return, with ;decla ration annezed.--Charge to be made la the single dtity, quirt's the Surveyor shall certify his objectiou, as in the Qum: of no return. • ' 2. Form of declaration ia cases of Surcharge for defective ve ld. Nodeetarattoo is to be required, W, upon being Sur. charted, the•party gives notice is weak% to the Surveyor that his return is correct. - 1 f ol4ectiohis made to such notice, a supplementary return and declaration maybe delivered. 14. Provides signinsevesatious Surcharge, by withholding the payment to the Surveyor of all esndurnent which he would have had for any increase of dory occasioned by the ieformot ion or sarcharge of the said Surveyor. • 15. Persons overcharged may appeal to theCilmmiesiorms. Upset the hearing of appeals the. Pppellant shall produce lia, &c, in all cases where they are required, and verify the saute upon oath. Surcharges so he confirmed in default at production of, such list, &c. or upon refusal of the party to • verify the tame. Double duty may be remitted in rerthin cases , where • the otaissiou allowance or dedeetiost was tall Wilfully made, and with intention to defrost, the Revenue. I L .20; Inspector or Surveyor it to mils train the Reoelver. General toe overples above the Patina( &MY. .• 23. Persons snaking false declarat Ida to be Joked guilty of a Misdemeanour, to he Valets to imprisonment and fine, nut exceeding treble thialsoute tit.duty. 24, ladjetmeat for false deatiention tube laid in the county. &c. where the dteleretien shall be rifbibilrni.. Sorehareer mot to be reeds .aftese.objectiens to the esti- Mateiof mine property.. li..Siachargetivay,•bg made after .41 1 f is ee t t a i a eases, viz for any usher property not .fa the es ti mate %erne* sibiected to tutidefermitted. ••• • 7 27. ;Objection to betundshetbre Astroltieak. ; • ' 28. Surcharges to be made la 4 limited Ow / R.Y. ye het surcharges of pturety .nit bet mile. SO. la case of fraud, astreOargstaliat'ilifne:' ; • L. e•. , 1 ' . i ~_ • • I. , , , . . • _______., • , , • . , • . .. • . ~ , , . , • . , - . • • • . • .. - • , . , . • X-Aiatra ItEr • , 1 4; 11 ,%, •-- •'. • - • •,. • , . •. A • V ' . N x i . , kr a . 3 ° "l - - • ' - . . . , ~. .. • ........ , • i_ • . ,--A-.. , , ..•,. .• I . 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All 00 0 1 ..,e' Yee LOND ON, - PRIDdY s JUNE I.* 1810. PftICE leo. ~.. x. - . 9 . i 1 1 , :sr=nsm i‘ rl d :mem2r . w . • • .. • - -.-------.—. . un Fviday next the Lottery CURIOUS INDIA SHAWLS: . • This Day was published, barred adder a temporary derangement from the violent blow, .. THE Nobility are moat respectfully infolmed, . A iTATE of the CASE between Mr. IR/10 • he received in the second eased. lie rallied with true couragsg, terefore, if you wish to have It • but Sam stoppe d t bad* hit him o ff his legs by a well-pliant • Prizes, von must apply on or before a choice CAlectlon of the above, togeter with beau- RERTSON, aod JOHN KING, Esq. late Uader ge' blew under elsta.—S and 4tol on Sam. - • lURSGAY. tiful Imitations of Dittehand Gold and Silver Medias, is now eretary of State, and ndvr Comptroller of Artily Accounts, 4. A rally was again commenced by Medley, and Sat lilt • • 4000 are XBO,OOO on show at AI ILL.A.R D'S L Cheapside. - celf4ve up a SINECURE PJACE of . seI.SW a Year, his dnwn by a bo d y bl ow. ,000........... WOW Goods by the Piece or Demyatthe Wholesale Price. granted first to Mr. MN Gin REVERSION ; and after- & Sam stopped a .....d r i ght - handed hit, and flew right „ nl i .. ,000 12, 0 00 Merchants and Families arming in the Metropolis will ward* to blr.•K [ NG% SON -in REVER S ION s from which ' left et um hendand Ni t i , and wok mows told. moll, and esflo lO.OOO Sod the Warehouses a Mart of Fashionable and Family Ar- Mr. KING has /revived nearly FIFTEEN THOUSAND medky was t h rows by weevils -amis.-51ot no Sam. Inn _: _ - q.OOO • ' ,titles.—The Trade served. . pouN DS, coSrary Wall Act of Parlitimeot, and has never' . -.--.......• ...f . Is:. Alm. en A hdA n...LAA .. F .r. etniemb . 01 heted,ley appea/sd •w ilh a drydftil e)l, rlvras slis a y,r! . . .--; .-- -- •01 Hundred large Litgratior,* p rite ROC6mm ie. boardh, or Teansiollll l , olellEhtlY ballad a and Ike Ve d a g e is thirteen Vermeer, or tbe Tray* is fifteen max be had i letsr aut . eeparatelpafter thvotatie rate, 7 • A_ COXPLX- c ILLECTION . of , ray,- Inf a llpilAY irerttite.Piretnia Of VO.l INai .t , of OM' 0 C ‘ ca'varbatlie 4l ilia bell - . • J -• ' ,' ; Tto wVait vleted Sid prrpared far the i • , • it.: WILLIAM MAVOR. IL D. • ' br 7 1; laifel were to ghastly from the. 9116 (cite V b 16. aimed }al ity. 9. Sam rEtt In warmly at .14. 1 114 1 i al eta regabokl3, awe taitaed diimate; riatatfklaola,yed.a Tam deg science :bst kdoOtii itonit, • . . • ItWiley mai Mocked Amps ia • Thai.sa mead**hi& - earn= i tralailNisioad - int, sod it mit Nresr *r*k at Imo, after Weiss mole a hit on Sam's hate. Ulf be Wei head* (Sawa, soiiht4 him to all vans of • nu pecuisuz ...—, and Cribb officisl.silsrMeilley. ' • • I 1 _, ~ • &c Boded I. Some sposittlie — lkun wade it left-bandea Sit; I vehiebillefey stoppeit i :ritey closed and disowned.— nui Medley shipped - West titryw Sam. Mettis; five to fear I and two to one. Os at beta lb. cal 'I. Metllcy :IlilaYili 4 ot* the combatants . 'closed: , Sam, be . ! Tir,...... J., . emelt • Ats ndversisey. at violent • 1 bisoa OW Apt y rall i ed, swiss dipped.doissb. —lO 1 se Sao._ ~ • ' S. ltsiliersisir titooriliise short bits, slid eyWrsilylis- ; . • • TRANSPARENT SOAP. PERSONA!. BEAUTY depends so mach on the appearance and textare of the Skin, that whatever contributes to protect it from injury, or to improve it, mast he considered an object of importance to all who are solici tous to possess she advantage which Lord . ellestetfield deno minates A Letter of Recommendatiou upon all Occasions' mod certainly the pment and halve Ages must f el themselves indebted to the curious chemical Process, by Which Soap is separated from all the impuke and bosious Substances with" which, in its crude itate, st is invariably mined. Thh re finement is manifested by its transparency and feaganee, and it may be prnenred its thentmost perfection, at the Manufac tory of tne luveutur, A. PEARS, No. 55, Well-street, Os ford-street, in Squares at ls. each. and large Squares, per 'turned wilt Otto of Ibises, at IS. 6d. Also Gentlemen's Shaving Cakes. at 2s. Cid. Also sold whntesale, and foe - exportation, by Mr. Guiding, 42, ; and retailed by Mr. Day, 7, Tavistock-street 31r. Fox, 436, Strand; Messrs.-Thorn and Co. 45, Oxford street; Mr. Tarsier ' 73, New Bond-street; Mr.. Walke r, 7, St. Jaines's-streess Mears. Keith and Co. SJ,- Haymarket t and by most respectable Perfumers. Rut observe, that wheresoever or by wlininsoever told, It never can be ge nuine without the Inventw's signature, 4..Prisba, to bit hand writing. Watson?. attempt tit tweet an exclusive right-to this in oppositim to the solemn neelsion, of Lord Ellesiborough, and a Special Jury, is a species of conduct which a &poem ing Public will know, how to appreciate; and so lung no A. Pears's prior claim to the Invention is on record in the cliorts' of taw, the snore discernitig past of the Coinnuinity,lo . lll certaiinv give a preference to his superior Preparatisms . liosr treat unfounded assertions with merited coateuipt. • WII IT E Ii AN DS- have ever been esteemed a pentane) beauty In both Senes, and in some parts of Europe are essential to persons of r.mk. The BANDANA SOAP, or lodian Was:iing Cakes, pmsms the peculiar ion-- pert) , of giving the meat extpit,ite delicacy of texture and in conceivable faint ss to the hand , which are constantly wash ed with this Soap. Even in cases where theskin has been in ured by labour or other violence, the hardness nod coarseness are effectually, infallibly, and perinatiestily i removed, and succeeded My svoothwiti, f ttfliesk;lforitgicaTey or Appear ance, which cannot be acquired by any other means what ever. It is by experience only that guy otte can form an adequate idea of the superior excellence of this Snep. Sold by the Proprietties Agent, whose signature it bears, William Withers, No. TB, Strand, near Temple Bar Camden ; 'and the Proprietors, a , a further security, beg limits to be parti cular in noticing, that the name and address of thePtitter, E. BPnISR, No. 21, BOW-street, Ciisentlarden, is eased to the .label and wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Sold by many respectatik Perfumers and hledicine Venders in Town and Country, price Is. each cake. But it is at all time; ne ce,sary to be particular in observing the above CAtllifill, which will be the means of preventing the impositions which have of late been practised. SPRING PHYSIC. A SWEETENER OF THE BLOOD. DR. VENEL's A NTI-SCOItBUTIC, VE. GETABLE PILLS are the best alterative and puri fier of the 81004, not requiring any eitatioement. or restraint in Diet. This Medicine dissolves in the Stomach, blend, whit the food, and gradually pervades the circulating fluids, correcting 'in its passage every deviation from a state of health : in Short, this is the long-sought-for Vegetable Speci fic, or safe but active substitute for that flishinnable mineral, Mercury, • which never curet one disease without generating worse ; when all ,other medicines have failed, the altera tive Pills may be relied on as a ..,pecilic for the Scurvy. Scorbutic Eruptions, the Dregs of Mercury, and every other 1/i4ease from vitiated Wood. Prepared and signed by Vend a id Co. and sold at 'Bacon . 'a 10, Oxford-street, apposite Bond-stred ; Tali's, Royal Exchange ; &guinea 4% ; Parsons 166. Fleet street , and Richard,. 'l9ll, Strand. Prim 4s. fW. per B e t. DR. FREEMAN'S currA SALUTARIS. TII E value of this infallible Medicine has been so long proved. that Whim of , the present dav•can, bear a competition with it. hi all the different stage s . of to certain Disease, which it effectually cures and eradicates Fran the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure twit attends Salivation, without debilitating the Constitution in any degree, or even repairing confinement from business,. Or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these inestima ble Drops have proved their claim to public ripprobitiins, for more than 3,1 years. In all Aloe debility of both sexes they prove a aever-failing rastorati cc whether the debility is produced by too free a use of Mercury, by illicit plea sures, or the effects of a warm climate. 'to travellers, and those goingahroad, they cannot he recommended too strong ly. as t h ey will receive a Safe, speedy, and complete cure in all old stubborn Glees, and every . weakness that affects the Bladder and organs of Urine. By its elheiley many women have become Mothers, who for years have been deprived of that happiness. Sold, wholesale and retail. at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side, Corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail by most Country Medicine leaden, in Bade' at 2s• 9d. each, with ample di rections. • Of whom may be had, Butler's Aromatic l Lo zenges, for coughs, colds, Whams, sore throats, &c. Pectora in Boxes at 13id. each. • • ' A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX. D u. Fur ti ERG 141,'S justly celebrated FE. NEU:, for tiiderent complaints incident to the sex at various periods of life. It hat been truly observed, that women more than the other sex ntpy be considered in a certain degree as invalids; they ore subjected to a variety of diseaset, from the nature of the functious they are destined as mothers to perform, which entails upon them weakness, pain, and an interruption of those regular secretions eonstected with Om full enjoyment of health ; to act an the constitution of the. female, and relieve this obstruetioh, .no remedy ties been known to operate with such certainty, quickness, and safety, its Di. Fotbergill's Female Pill,; 'unitises high tonic and'in- I v igorat ing po w eni, with its peculiar quality of relieving fell ness, oppression, and those other tummy symptoms which arise front too much blood id 'the' habit; they are the lllitst certain core for nervous, hysteric. and datidenteonsplaints, as well as the various other spasmodic affections so common to the sex. fir. Fothergill'sPills. as a' Family Medicine, should be in possession ofevery Mother, and otter guardians of the youag,,wkwitame females entrusted to their care. Sold, wholesale and r etail , at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapslde, * Corner of Paternoster- raw ; and retail by 'run, Royal Ex change; Allen, 76, Oxford.stete4i Clerk; 969, Borough; and most Gauntry lionluellers and Vaulerti, lu Boxes,, at 41: 4 / 4 1. each: or wttom tray be had, %tikes Aromatic Eeetnit zenges, fur improving the yekte.• sod for emotigt asthesaas.rutd coesumptioaa, Boxes; at lad. • .` ^.. 7- • " . 1 . .~ 4 ~ • AI ' f r ~•. MERINO SHEEP. MR. SITEPPARD *ill this year draw from his Flock about Three Hundred Merino and Merino Ryebond Ewes highly crossed, from two toothed to full mouths, also about Thirty Rams, and a great somber of Rata Lambs. To be viewed with their coats or any date before shearing, which will be Go the 18th of June, and to be deli vered when shorn. The Proprietor of ibis Mork began the Merino bred in the year 18110. and was honours - 4 by the Boarded Aviculture with the Gold Medal for his growth of Merlon Wool is the 'Yew AS. Application by Letter fi t ' be addressed , W Edward Sheppard, Esg. 1.3,. od re. Amy Maio tam from Tilbury 8 miles, D 9, Gloucester 16, sad Bath SS