The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-01-13 00:00:00

~....% .„1 ... 17‘ f fr„ . ..9, 0 • .: .-.- 1 ' 1 711 -'.. ‘..,:' • --.4 is! / '''',..•• ..,,.; * 1.••••• 4,,..:, --. • N. . /;" .." - ‘-•:-.‘fiAN't:.. N . , • . :.)..t.ti '1 :;% •11111 , 1 , ..., .?' ri. • 1 .., -.* : ‘ ,4•2 'VI. 1 ~ ,rt - 1 -....'t ..." •• t v ( r . 'T'' E - t. _ ~.7 :..21#:. ,540 • - - r.' , A. --••:-• • 0 I . 1 ,1 1 rZ'/'• ) , ~,,,,,, , c c ,t • i ~..... I Ay. , ~,, , i . , No. 1835. LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1812. PRICE 6{o. THEATRE ROYAL,_COVENT-GARD/1/1 THIS PRESENT EVENING, J. 13, will be &coed the Tragedy of RING RICHARD THE THIRD. After which will be performed, fur the 16th time, a New Pas- HIGH WYCOMBE, BUCKS. AT a numerous and highly respectable GENE RAL MEETING. of the INHABITANTS of this town and its vicinity. held ip the Town Hall, ea the 4th pif January. 1812. for the purpose of establishing a ROYAL LA NCASTER lAN SCHOOL. Lord Viscount M antra. in the Cbalr. His Lordship, in a very able laalleer. stated the object of the Meeting; which was further explained by Joseph fox, Esq. from Lodon, after it hich she follow hie Resolutinos were pro posed by the Honourable,Robert Smith, seconded by the Rev. Jacob Soeignr, ,snot unanimously adopted s That the Education of Youth is,. to itself, and has by expeos ricore beets Mond. most impartnot both to those receiving in 'traction nod tl!e community of which they are menshers. That it h highly expedient and desirable to extood more ge nerally than has yet bees, done, the bewails of Edacatloa to the Children of she Loon and vicinity of High Wycombe. That fur she above objets, the made sr Education now and long since proctbed by Jourisb Lanestater, he adopyr.l.efrion its "PllcilYy, flow its era.. .say of Ow. of iisbiosr. mut of ninney ; from iis get* sad co.— • , io y assiplloe, us writ), foam the.X.a.• treonlfe;teT 4 1Preedeetiwyrsecis it Mabee* ateestad. That n Society he reabiished to carry into Alert the abode object, and thin it he called the Society for Lancastertao Edo cation of High Wycombe, nudity vicinity. That Children shall be received • into the School, whatever may be the denomination of Christians to which their relation, nr friends belong. That all perams shall he Members of this Society who shall subscribe Five Guineas at one time or Half a Guinea 'annually. That the Children Aalt, daring their Edits-stipa at the S, hoot, ;Mena regulurly. tw ice every Sunday, al such places of worship as their relations or friends shall respectively have di- I recied. 'f hat Sir THOMAS BARING. Ban. M.P. be President. Int Right Hon. I,old CARRINGTON, The Right Hon. I.nrd GARVIN ER, Lord Viscount M %HON. M P. Sir JOil S I) %Sit W0t)l) KING, Bart. M. P. • %VILE' A 1 LOW N DE's, F,,, q . M. Is. Toe Host. RORER t SMITH, To be V ice- Presidents. SALES. To Waggon Masters, TO* n Comm, nod Others. By Mr. SA DLRR, At his Repository, Goswell-street, TO-MORROW, the 14tb, at Twelve, FIFTEEN active useful HORSES from the coun try, suitable for gentlemen, tradesmen, town carmen, farmers, sad others,tas they are in good condition, and lit for immediate we. A 1,0 upwards of tit) felts of Floaters, llocknies, Gig,and Journey Horse-Ac. To be viewed the mn sling of Sale. Public S lc I),lvb every Tueiol;ty and Friday. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONIPItA T towinw, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. With entire new Musk, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c. The new Pantomime of Harlequin and Padinanaba ; or, The ffenh:enFtiih. continuingly he received n isb the highest nigilause, will he repeated every engine; till further notice. Tti-ntorrow (wetnitt riffle 1, Peres•.—On NVednettliny, king Henry the lwarth, Part I.on Thursdal, The Comedy of trrni.).—On Did:ly, A New Wny to Pay Old Debt..—On Saturday, The Foundling of the Forest. On Monday, Cote. A new I :rnn4 Operatic Draina, founded on The teem of Mennentel, eM Kotzebue . * Pity of Rolla, or. The Virgin of the sun. ha* been long in preparation and will be produced e kr: in the week utter nest. la 7 Volumes royal lihno. price 11. 15s. boards, or on fine Pa per. with Portraits, price D. 129. td. boards, ACOLLECTION of FARCES and other AF TER-PIECES, which are acted at the Theatres Royal Drury-late, Covent-garden, and Haymarket. Printed under Ode Authority of the Maim/yrs from the Prompt Book. Selected by Mrs. INC URA LI). Printed for LONGM AN, WORST,. REES, our, and "BROWN. Pmertaiswer-row. salad at the .British Guliarls New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, edited by Mrs lachbald, ' I. The BRITLSH THEATRE, in 25 Volumes, With -En gravings, price 61. 6s. boards; and fine Paper, price 131. extra boards. 2. The MODERN THEATRE. I'llo Vols. 21. 10s. boards; awl One Paper, price 31. 150. boards. cI NE Thousand Two Hundred and Forty-five V OAK TR OF.S. of dieerent dimension., otooding in Kings ton, Wood, Paris: , of Plan: mead. Kt-at $ also 45 Elou, 44 A 1,,. of very large dimensions., at East Wickham. A considerable quantity of Underwood iti Kliy.hill Rood. William Davidson, at the Guy .Earl of Warwick loPo Wel. Mag. w U.fsow the Thalwr mid Uuti. rwood $ glad Partleolw: MAV he kirewb by application to Adam Alarray, surveyor and Load Agent. 3, 'Pieket-attres, hai . A GENTLEMAN intending to leave) fer /IL Plymineett, osi Friday, the 19th MO, in his owe CAITiOI(e, with post bogie, will acceitnntodate unv Per-oa of respectability ail) 'sea. For particulars, be pleased to apply at 17, Castle biter', Wham, itiatrir), 1812. TO 1111. SO, I) BY PRIVATE CON - A LEASE of Fourteen Years of a very excellept I — IL Manor Farm, called NAP4RUR Y, near St. Albans, Hettb; comprising a good dwelling-b use, offices, garden, orchards, and 408 acres of meadow, pasture, and arable land, very much adapted to the turnip husbandry. Immediate pos. sebiion may be had. For further Particulars apply (if by letter, post paid) to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 3, Picket-street, Temple-bar. . _ ISLAND OF SICILY. VOW open iu HENItY ASTON BAILliEit'A .11 PANDRANIA, Leicester-square, n view of the tenuti fill City of Messina. awl surrounding rOMallile Country, exhi biting Se,ll , t and Charybdis. with the Com.t of Calabria, and French Loratopesent. The present state of Sicily makes this view partirMarly resting, as it represents that par 4 of the bland where the Bri. tiNh troops h.we the stroftest po•itinns. THE J11:G1•: or ri.usolso continues open. ••• Admittance to each Paintiitg Is.—Op •n from Ten till dusk. lo three Voisese4 tive. price 21 Re. h.h!fd, (dedicated to his Rolm! Hiel.ne-, the PRINCE Iif.GENT) . BIOGRAPIILA D It AMATICA; or, 'a Compa. nion to the Playhouse; containing liivturicol and Critical Memoirs, and Original A , ecdotes of British and Irish Dremotic Writers, from the Commencement of our Theatrical E shad tlons; amongst which nre some of the mot celebrated Axton. Also an alphaticul Account rind citron( logical Lists of their Works, the Dates ulien piiiited, and Observation. , on topic Merits. Together with an Introdytory View of tve Rive mid Progress of the Itritis.. Stlge. Oiminally compiled by DA VID ERSKINIi BAKER, continued to the Year 1764 ; thence to 1782. _ _ _ FOR SALE UY THE CANIP.E. At the Landau' Commercial Stile Hewn, Minchitqatie, on FRI I) AY. Jan. 17. at rwriee &Ouch. rrHE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.- IL. 299 Half Chest, New Freed Plaids. 176 ()Wirt" r he' , s 2tlo Boxes Bloom Rai.im. 200 8. , %eb Muscatel ditto. 41 Butts 25 Pipes 101d•Currants. 21 Carriiteels To be viewed en Thursday, and Friday to the time of Sale, as directed no the Catalogues, which may he had of CLARK and AMSTED, Brvaters, 39, Minting-lane. r .1! 2. (Int \ HMI., and 18, COVENTRY—STRECT. 11' YTON recommends his Friends and the Public A gemrally, to indicts the favourite Scheme of the New ear's Lottery. With only 12,000 Tickets, there are Tao Prize , of 140001. Two of 6,0001. Two of 1,0001. Six of WWI. & e . Kr. &c. No Prize less than 201. And the whole to he Driwt. 2i.t of January. Ticket, and Shares :Ur selling by Eylon. as olmve, who bad the plea-ure of distributing to his Priends in the Lotteries Drawn in October and November trot, the follow Mg CAPITAL P111.1Es:, in Fiftymine Shari's, No. 3,313, Class A, a Plitt. of £15,00.1 3,30, Class 6 , tt Prize of 1:).01111 ;1, Clars li, a Prize of :1,000 4,02.4 Class A, a Prize of 1,0:10 215, Class C, r Prize of 503 &e. . T:sat the Thank: , of this Meeting he given to the Han. Robert Sion a, for the zeal he h s (!ii, day manifested at vi early a pe riod afire f r promoting the Inoruction of the Your. I'l at the most sincere 'Thanks of this Meeting be transmittd to Sir Th.irnas Bari% and Sir John Hashwood King, Boris. fur the liberal and hanusitioe manner in which they have stood (In ward in support of the institution of a Lancitsteriaa School in 11„h IVy combe. That the most sincere Thanks of this Meeting lie presented to Joseph Esq. for his tiniltieso in attending on this occasion, and for the able and satisfactory manner in which he has ex plained and s oforced the utility and cheapness of the Lancaste ruin insole of Education. RV ISAAC REED, F. A. 8. And brought dorm to the end of Nnvember, 1811, with cosi deratple At..litioin and Improvomemb throughout, fly STEPHEN JONES. Printed for Longman, 'biro, Rees, Orme, and Brows ; T. Payne ; G. and W. Nicol; Nichols and Son; Seatcherd and Leitrim:in; .1. Barker; W. Miller; J. Murray ; ►t. H. Evtuu; J. IlArding; J. Faiiht , r ; and Gale and Curtis. Tne molt perfect nod useful Books ever printed. LilitiiratA with 46 New County Maps. price 1/. 6s. bound and Mitered, or H. lls. 6d. elegantly bound, and the Maps ca. That the Thanks of this Aleeting he presented to the Worship ful the Ntoyor, for the hht. ; tog , lianiter in which he has granted the use .f the ('own 1:311 for this Meeting. The tiu•ine,i of the day concluded, it was unanimously RosoWert, with triv , p,alai•plao , e,, That this Meeting :s kit, Iv the honour done them , ty the exertions of Lord VOCII4III. 41100, •r proto. , ting the 11„i -vrr,al Edocatioo t the Poor, :MU Ina. •he rri , l •ted oi our si for ; • ..1 Th:l , lk, for the Very able. impartial, Mid 111411111er in n tuck he has condueted the business of this loured, AGAZETTEER of the BRITISH ISLANDS; or, at TOPOGRAPIIICAL DICTIONARY of the UN I rt:1) K INCDWI, containing full modern Descriptions, from the best authnritiet. of every County, City, Borough, r..tarn. Village. Ilatri.h, Township. Hamlet, Castle, and Noble man's Seat, in Grano Ili halo arid Ireland. TiIAIOR ROW LI:K t TII L LAST 1).%V V . 11l III: TWLNTY TgiousAN POUND P:I/ ES, ••: Tilt Dlt N‘l ING OF TII S rATI: r Lit ttE- V: Vl' NIN E O'CLOCK TOE FOLLOWINI: AIORNING. By b EN.I AMIN PITTS CAPPER. Esq. Of the Seer: tat y of Siate's Office, Editor of the" Imperial Ca le,.dar," of the " Population Returns," Sec. &c. Tanis Volume proudly and pre-eminently forms a Library of itself, or part of the Library of every Englishman, and de- j sertres, by its great irier..st nod indispensable utility, to be found is every Douse in t h e Empire. It is not an ephemeral produi tin°, but a work of vast labour, research, and expeace, and a standing autkoritv on all the points of which It treats. Printed for RICII ABM PHILLIPS. at his Warehouse, No.; 47, Loog.ste-hill; and to be had of all Booksellers, and Dealers in Books, in the United Kingdom. 2. A COM MER CiAL DICTION RY ;or Counting house Library: containing. full and accurate information relative to ail the details of the Trade, Commerce, Productions, and Mama factoresof the whole world ; with the Commercial Laws of England, add the names of nll Commodities, in ten modern Languages. II v Thomas Mortimer, Esq. formerly Vice-Consul at Ostend. Price 6s. bound and lettered, or 7s. elegontly bound. The UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORI CAL, and CHRONOLOGICAL DICTIONARY, luclutliot 12,000 Lives of oninent Pena:a of all Ages and Nations, the Saccession of Sovereign Princes, and above 25,000 dates, ro• wised, enlarged, and broaght down to the present time. By John LL. D. Price 194. bound and lettered, or XI elegantly bound. ••• Orders for the above from Country Booksellers wilt he executed at advantageous terms; and thirteen of each' given to the Dozen. ONLY 12,000 TICKETS. £2l 5 0 Wilt (Lieu .4`20 OA, 10 16 0 VIM (.Ain tO 0,)0 5 10 0 Will liaiu ;,CMS) 2 16 6 (lain 2.50) 8 6 W4:l Gain J,Y n) wil! be received by Mr. I Edniontl;, Tn.:l-user ; or the Seerrtorie., Mr. it. %lyric, and Mr. W. I), no‘. -TO riil I I)1 lENDI t ELECTOhB OF THE 1301t(HIGill OF CO'LCHL6 Tr f i s t tiiiirits your immediate commar. 4 4 at _ll • No. 4, Coresbill, and 9, Clr.ring-cros, and hopes to be equally fortuoutte to adventurers :ti is Lilt two lust Lotteries, when tie Sold the folio% big. l'i, het. in Shared : DA.; MSS A...•,E1ti,00:1 • /.853 ....Class .. ....X2,000 9.313 C 15,0; O 1,853 .. n.. ..4,0t16 9.363 tio. 71 A 4U04.1 1.5.52 A 5OO Six. lac. &c. ceITLI , Mee., j /Oil F, th an a year having now elapsed, when a IVA luisition, as o, sought as it was flaticring. uas ;Ire seated to me. sigtha! by a very crinsidernb:e polio° of the resi dent Btorgest-e. of sour ancient !Inroad', inviting me to hecotne a Candidate fin- the di•tinguishert honour of repretensing you in Parliament. L feel that talence any Inoger preserved, would ass sa i n e au aspect of argil era., ; and, indeed. it would be dilß. ult. even now, to escape Mc imputivion, had not my intention to canvass the feelings and wishes of *eery Elector been known to mist fit you, US a preliminary to my answer. e aertions to ascertain your sentiments have been unceas ing.; and the result hits amply coati" ed your prediction. and very far excerdr.l soy 0w,.. I feel it. sherd' -re, to berm stretch of courrige, Fu•lained by assurances of support from more than two-thirds. of your attire oody, to declare, that I cheerfully comply with the wish of those, who, by their invitation, bare so generously offered to repute in my hands the most important trust that cite be delegated by a collective body, to any indivi dual. . r(SHE great and unrivalled success that has for JL years attended the Old °Met of SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB nod CO. No. 37, Cornhill, I No. 98„ Haymarket, No. 11, 'fathom. 1 No: 169, Strand, And a New Office, No. 141, 0;4(ml-street, H..sing sold, in one year, eight Prizes of 20,0001. ; in one Lot tery 102,00 Y-out of 400,15001. Including three Prizes of 20,011111. awl No. 2..)70, 40,0301.; also in last Lottery, NIP. 1,83'1 (A) £4,000 No. 1,745 (C) £l,OOO 1,745 (C) - 1,000 Besides several of - 600 4,015 (B) - 1,000 de. &c. ID the latter part of which many of their Friends were disap pointed, obliges them to request Ftli early purchase in the small one of 11,00.1 Tickets, all to he drawn the 21st inst. containing 9. Prizes of - £90,010 1 1 0f .C4,(100 Y Dino - 6,000 1 2,102, .CO.I np to 1.0110 Civic& warty equal to Lotteries that hare had twice the num ber of Tickets. J. sgyEltißlGillT, Sole Surviving Partner, Who reflecht, with pleasure, he lung since guarded the Pub lic tig.dutd the deceptive use of their firm. Ili. concern for those who mdfcred by out attending to it obliges him to renew the (11441:ost. LICENSED BY GOVERNMENT, MARTIN, 8, CORN HILL. • - NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. tyNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOU SAN D POUNDS will be divided among the fortunate Bidders of Tickets as the 21st of this Month. W. MARTIN begs his Friends will not May. who Wend to wake o purchase in the present SMALL LOTTERY t_parti ennui% hose reading in the Country, as there was not a Ticket to be had in the last Lottery for several days previous to the Day of Drawing. Present Price... Ticket ....ant 5 0 Ralf ,CIO 18 0 Eighth ,C2 If 6 Quarter ••• A good Allowance made to Coachmen, Clubs, A.getit. Re. parchmiag largely ; and Orders from the Country airected as ahuve duly attended to by retsina( Pest. REGULAR NEWSPAPER OFFICe. ' W. MARTIN, No. 8, Combat, London, begs leave to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that from hi, Ogee Newspa pen of every description are reentary forwarded to all pans of the Gaited Kingdom, Postage free. The great irregularity and disappointment experienced by Geatiemen residing in the Country, tint receiving their News. paprrs regularly, indstees W. M. its inform them , if they will tocior him with their orders, he will engage to supply them ithnut being thus disappointed, and in that regitlar manner nhieh shall give the greatest I , .taiiet into. Public Reading Eosins Cudiv-liiimes, w ill bud this etailib,liment well worth iaseir notice, an they will not only be 0-; reAitlar, bat on very moderate terms. LONDON DAILY PAPERS. tittitesirtaa. Courier. Globe. klurniug Post. Mowing C'Arohicle. Monso. , iTerald. firiti.hlPrens. Puidic Ledger. Morning Adveniser. MONDAY. WEDNE London Chronicle. LnnAnn Packet. Evening Mall. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, nnd SATURDAY. Commercial Chronicle. General Evening Post. St. Jamey'saweissicle. I , London Gazette, Tuesday English Chronicle. I and Saturday. Cobbett's Kglater. Saturday, and another Weekly Papers. To ADVERTISERS is the COUNTRY. The inconvenience cud delay experienced by Solicitors, Aire nnd Gentlemen in the Counts . ), in getting Advertise meals inserted in Loodon and Country Newspapers, induces W. Martin to inform them, that he sindertakes to receive and insert Births, Marriages, Death., Ptaagraphs, and all kinds of Advertibentent, for nll the London tind Country Newspaper*, with the greaebt correctness nod disp.itch. • pilot. Traveller. SUil; Star. Alfred. , DAY, and FRIDAY. Instructor, Wednesday. British Mercury, do. My political principles are well known to most of you I and should your suffrages realiste my eisphiations, it shall be the leading feature of my public conduct to illustrate the truth and value of my professions. Ardently attached to the civil end religious liberties of my country, I shall cheerfully yield-my sensor' to every measure. tending to the removal of those defect., which the creel hand of time, ;All the still more rapacious grasp of corruption, have uufortunately introituced, and which so alarmingly disturb the harinonv, and, if not tensely removed, threaten the subversion of our justly envied Constitution. Allow me to acknoaledge the cordiality and kindness you manifested towards me during soy evtensive Cativous t and to impress upon your minds, that my determinasion to afford you anopportunity to redeem your pro:Dives of support, is fixed : " My purpose is become my fate, and I mast accomplish it, uoless arrested by calamity or death." lam, tieittletiven. with respect, Your devoted Friend and Servant, Feering-house, Jaa. 11, 1812. DAN. W. HARVEY. ADVICE. ~~.... • WHEN Men of Education and Professional Skin, we persevering euleavours to discover the most safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases. the successful result of their experience is the best proof of saperiority. Messrs. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to make the cure of the following the object of their particular study. viz. a certain Disorder, frequently conisacted in a moment of intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures and Gleets, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cared; funks Debility, ,whether arising from flacchannliun indulgences, lone residence in warm climates, or a sectet solitary vice, too often unhappily pursued by the youth of both sescs ; in the °mottos lug sterility, or barrenness t and it; the other it numerous train of nervous diseases, a *kh, if not I:1nel% , remedied, terminate in impotence and Coinumption. In that u.aressingstate of debili ty Of deficieacy. a heftier the coo,•et;:woce of such hatieful ha bits, or in ising from any other cause, by which the powers of the coustitution become enfeebled. as regularly educated Sur gema of 1. mdua they offer a firm, sue, and speedy restoration to 116010 d 1111 1 sigoron- health. The resell of at long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method. to remove Venereal Complaints, how ever inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least reorniasi in diet er exercise; and in recent Cases, where an early Appllcatioa irmade on discovery of the infection, they frequently perftwasa core in the short spoon of two days. Theaapreeedented esteem of their mode of treatment (Which has never' been known to fail in one single instance ;in a practice of fillets sears, during a hit+ period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cared, even after severe and hijurinus methods bad been pursued il) other Practitioners without eliect), induces theta to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. Goss and Co exclusively profersting the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may nut be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from different Hospi tals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer), that the success resulting from their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of I the general Practitioner, mid they prelkume that their preten -1 &ions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they bare, by the Public, been 60 liberally ha -1 soured. I Patients is the Country are requested to state the particu lars of their ease, age, and in:inner of living, inclining a Hank Now for Advice and M edicines;i and the same will be forwarded to an art of the Kingdom. MOSS and CO. Surgeons, 13, Bouverientreet, fleet-street. rrillE afflicted with GOUT and RIIEUNIA TISM may now mom with relief, by that justly Cele brated Medicine, disrovert d by A. Welles, Esq. and patronised by so many of the Nobility and Gentry. who have proved its gond 'Gets on their own persons, as well as the great recom mendation of many Medical Gentlemen, high in their prnfe-sion, a; may he witnessed by a recurrence to a Pamphlet of Furth, published by Mr. Johnson, Bookseller, St. Paid s Church-yard; or to Dr. Bradley. S, Delahoy-street, Westminster, who have watched its operations fur live years, and will vouch fur itstafety and efficacy. N. B.The present Proprietorjudging it a duty due to the Pub lic to make known the above valuable Medicine, may now be purcha.ed at No. 7,West Smithfield, in Bonn, at Ss. ; Bottles, 10e. 6d. and 11. Is. ANO'CIIEB. proof of the great efficacy of the XL BALM of MECCA in relaxation and debility of the system. Mis. Saville, milliner and dress maker, at Blacks's D'Ovleys wareaouse, King-street, Covent-garden, has communicated to Dr. Senate the very extraordinary cure which her sister has ex perienced by the use of his usedictoe, the Balm of Mecca. ll* complaint was a violent nervous bead-ache, with spasmodic af fections in her stomach. which sometimes swelled to a considera bk; size; the slightest exercise was irksome and fatiguing; her spirits were depressed beyond description; her appetite was entirely gone, and when she forced herself to take sustenance, she experienced the most excruciating pain. In this deplorable state she commenced a course of the Balm of Mecca, from which she derived almost immediate benefit, and within three months was perfectly recovered. She is now grown Mond well; her appetite Is good, her complexion returned, and she can take any exercise wit Lout inconveaience ; and, after the distressing bad state of health she l;ihoured under hetween seven and eight years, she has now the happiness to find herself in perfect good health, for which she feels herself indebted to Dr. Senate's kind siltation. and the use of his medicine, the Balm of Mecca, I which may be truly considered a blessing to mankind. MARY SAVILLE. To Dr. Senate, Southampton-row. • • Dr. Senate is to possession of near Eight Hundred testi monies of the efficacy of his medicine, which a ill be published in succession. Observe, that there is an engraved Portrait of Dr. Senate in the label on the outside of each box, which is signed by the Proprietor, E. Senate, in his hand-writing. All other: are counterfeits. The genuine Balm of Mecca is prepared only by Dr. Senate; nod sold, wholesale and retail, by his agent, Mr. Richards, Druggist, 193. Strand, near St. Clement's Church; also retail by Ward, S2l, Holborn; Parsons, Itl6, Fleet-street; 8:octal, 130, Oxford -street, opposite Btowl-street ; Allen, 'hi, Oxford street, opposite the Pantheon; Bolton, front of the Itoiul Ex change; (holding, 41, Curuhill; and Clir6p, Cockspur-sireet, corner of Spring-gardepu Price U. pet box, duty included. _ WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S il EA D-LS N, London.—The beet accom modation for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and mo • derate charges. The following Post Conches, Mall Catches, &c. set out from the Saracen's Dead Inn. Snow-hill : EXETER, Plymouth. Wev, mouth, Dorchester, Falmniith, Dartmouth, nod Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Nlonting at Seven o)lock, a ith a Guard, through Hannon, Axminster, Bridport, Illandford. Ea-ingstoke, turd Bagsticd. BOSTON, Spalding. Peierhorough, Stilton, and Hunting. don New Royal Mail Conch, sets out every Eveuing.—Couches from Britton to Spilshy, Louth, Grinwhy and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warringtmi, Ktwtsb rl, Stone, and Liteb. field Past Coach, called the F.spertitioit, every Evening at Five o'Clock, to Bruthertroi's, Saraceu's Head Ina, Dale street, Liverpool. (Worded througnoui. BATH nod BRISTOL Flying Post.Cusehes, through Chippenham, Caine, and Merit ormigh, every Afternoon; ar rive at Mr. May's, the IckeylEmeid Intl, Rath, and the Landon Tavern, ThomosooreeC, °Mod, next Morning. Gnashes to [ Bridgewater, Taunton, Itir. LEEDS new Light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four ViAides only, and g.es remarkably easy, with It Guiird throughout. Paves through Stamford, Newark, Itetford, Doncaster, ant Ferry ' I.rhize, to the Golden 11041, Levi:, next Day at Noon. Not ! witlittandiog tine. Utie.i;U:111111 Expedition of this Conch. it is all, wed to he the most agreeable and complete Public Coo -1 veyance on Gie North Rood, being unequalled in Accounnoda thin by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, Chorley, Oriviskirk, and Gamaag Post Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GL 4SGOW, Lot town. Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thoruhill, Sanquhar-Kilo, Caninoek, Kimmel), and all Parts of .icotluud. Camperdown Coach, Daily. ; YORK, NewertAlr, and Edinburgh new Coach , performed 1 with a Guard throughout. sets out eery Morning at Half-past 1 Six &Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darliag i .1, Northallerton Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passen gers Sliding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, way rest what time they please, mid then proceed on without au) additional Fare. J. CLARK, the Black was, Coney-street, Ycrk, rum Coaches to Suuderkuid, Null, Scarbo rough, Whit by, and other Places. CH ES Eit and PA RKGATE New Post Coach, Daily. -ECLIPSE. a new Flying Pot Conch. to York, Sunderland, ! Newcastle,and Edinburgh, carries 4 Insides only, every Eveniug at Four o'clock, by way of Doncaster, t;ranthain. and Stamford. ' SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Wioslow, Clingleton, Newcastle. WAISIti, and Wolverhampton Post Couch, every Afternoon.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington. and Shignall, Post Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening at Five o'Clock.— [ Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach. called the Rock ; tingliam, every Moruiug. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Altos Conch, every Evening. LEEDS and WAKEFIELD new elegant Coach, Daily. HERTFORD, Ware, Huddesdon, area Cheshuut Coach, every Morning. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-Ivist Ten. Half-past Two, Half-past Four, and Half-past Seveu o'Clock. - _ BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post Coach, every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach; with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, aad reaches Birmingham next Day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Envten and Shipstoise to the Sara cen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL. Northcave, „Bowden, Thorn, and Doncaster P.'it Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and San Inn Mytoti-gate, Hull. CARLISLE, Penritb, and Whitehaven Post Coach, goes with Four Horses and a Guard sill the Way.- Pao.ies through Brough, Appleby, Grratabridge, Richmnml, Catterick, 11.1- roughbridge Wetherhy, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest 'Way by Eighteen Miles). Sets mil every Morning and performs the Journey with the greatest itcility. Passenger detained on the Road by Business, or Pleasure, have the limn liar Advantage of their Seats being secured in the next Coach. Heavy Weights of Luggage, roods, &c. conveyed by the oilier- meiitioried Waggons. To DISS, Beccles, Bungay, Flury, and ril parrs of Stiffalk, every Wilda). CIRENCESTER, Abingdon, and Henley, Three Times a Week. SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, twice n Week. WINCHESTER, Itumiey, Lyndhurst, Lyn:hay:Jon, CIA ist. church, Ringwood, Fnrdingbridge, Windmill, Poole, Isle id Wjght, Jersey, runt Guernsey Waggon', Daily. WlLE.t•ra ID. MOVNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint: their Friends and the Pnhlie, that they will not be account:l4,e for any Parcels or Luggage, Ric. of more think Fire Fait.;" Value, if lint or damaged, unless entered as s ish, Mid paid far accordingly, al the Snraren's (lend 1;34 Snow -'t ill. NEW MUSIC. S - TAYLOR, Professor of the FLUTE, No. 5, • Clement's In , has iust published a Second Set of SI X DI V E IM E N TOS for the Flute, in which the Cadenzas and Embellishutents of Nle.srs. Brahma and Incledon, and those of Mesdion, s Mara and ore introduced. _ . _ N. B. This owl; (..Ithough specifically arranged far the Ger. m. Flute ), will answer the purpose of every other instrument, and will he m: -t es•eutially useful to the Singer. London: Published for the Aathor, No. 5, Clement's fun; and sold at Mewl.. Munzani and Hill's, Nu. 3, Old Bond-street t at Clementi and Co.'s, Cheapside; and at all the principal Mu sic Shops. PUBLIC NOTICE. DAY and MARTIN deem it proper to give every publicity to the different attempts 01;4 arc dully made 14$ a gang of Si 4 inalo f, to impose on their Cu,tnmers a spin mid vile Composition of Blacking, in lieu of the erimlne, :'r•- pared by them at NO. 97, High tlolhorn. In addition to the difference in the Number of the House ' to already nilseni* purchasers are now particulerl ca m uttied to observe High 11 1. born, as they now put on the right Number to Holborn, the. Vi, Holborn, instead of 97, HWI I toltinro. Beware oho of No.. 197, 19;1, mid 14$. N. B. Sonic t awls on the Counterfeit Bottles say (rear 94 Hlgh.friolbnni), thus, nr, immediately before tae Ausuper. iambi .. w.. ' . - • ; , t • t , • I . I • BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. Tn 800. price 7s. boards, AN ACCOUNT of the different CHARITIES belonging to the Poor of the COUNTY of NORFOLK, abridged from the Returns, under Gilbert's Act, to the House of Commons. in 1786; and from the Terriers io the Office of the _Lord Bishop of Nortvir Is. By ZACHARY CLARK. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORME, and BROWN, Paternoster—row.