The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-15 00:00:00

. 7.. , ll 3 'I , , V.t.:k.;'•'.: l. nti r: :1 1 : t 4 ..' • A-tivo G l; 1 r 11 L I I: ' • —. • •. . .. _ A ... 4:l2 . lllik a > k f .-)\ : 1 I • I .. 1 - .• . •;, :. L .tics‘ IVA. t W4AUCtit II e; iii I \`.. 1 01 ‘..° .. .17 • t ) 4. ! • . 1 • • •17 :,. .- '; '. i ~. % . 1 1 I • . . • r' ti I • •-• .' lir4 , 7 • -. •• r ei . 4 li, 44 114 pl. .• r . •. . . . . .•. _ . • • . 1 1 1 r 1 , *H: be• . • .(I.)lttNi .- t,ri•lno , n . t _ . ! - -. • 4 , 1 _ .. -~. No. 2046. LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1812. PRICE IstLh - - - - 7 TiIIATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS present EVENI NG, Sept. 15 1 It be perfonsed. THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. . 'Cap). hing.hestlh Mr. l.ekduns Polly. Mrs. Sterling (bourne' cowl appearance). To which will be addcd, • THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES. the Pahlic are reqiertfally informed that, with a si •w to 'theft reurriti accommmtatioa, Wveral atteintimN have 'teen wade durntx the rect.'s. in the interior of the Theatre. The Shmlopmee Ro in future he thrown open at the, commencement or the Third Act,. for Itie convenience of ib waHiirk for the •leeond ncroom. • ' Yo.oonrow, The Merry Wives of Windsor, with The Talowl in s ; of ttir•shrest., . • • WA N . rs a Slltkil6N 4 . as GAItriENFR a . stsscr 31. A N, 'ready. *oho:, sad ibdadrioaa, aaJ derwook thr noomarnomt of hol-lailso; ana4.4aose. framiftg. ItOchen gdrdeo. nod yln.Kute dm/i.. Caa hare a good do. railer from Mi.-Inst. place. ohm., h ii v od.three Leiters, post paid, aclittra4d to E. S. at Mr. Sooners'*, filer *trent, liampitendt THEATRE OF ANATOMY. (MEAT WINDMILL STREET. following LECTURES, given at this School, c o mmence in October. nod terrnialie in May. The Hours •f delivering theta arc arranged is a. not to interfere with 0,41 ,oher. ror with the time 46f nitemiaore at the HIN V ICII Cif EM IST it V. every !limiting from Nine until Ten o Clock. by William Thionab Braude. F.E.S. IIeATE.RIA MEDICA, tri iee in the week. from El.:st no el Nitrite the Moraine. liv Thoninc Braude. F.R.S. AN ATANIY. PHYkiIOI.OG Y. PATHOLOGY, and min lot v. by Jame. F.R S. and Charles Bell. "ug F.. from Tw.. until h .UF leelterk in the Afternoon. Tli rrllt Y nool PRACTICE of PHYSIC. by Jahn N•n. i. A.S. ars NW Physician In the I.collsni Hospital I nod I NN,. N. Rafe., MAX Ph ,, lrian in the Northern Di• seisseiry. and kre Plipleiniti to the Infirmary. Dirp.mary, mot Lunatic Ilerspital. at Manehester. (non Fiat until Five in theAftewantio, fair .11‘. in rie week. SURGERY (an Evvning Course). by R. C. 'Brodie, F.R.S. .111461,tni•Surgeon to St. fiencge's Hospital, frog See,. until Eight o'Cleek, three Evennwo in the week. Au A—ifiant will he constantly Preretll ht the Rooms, to di rect she Sluttessti of stwonser and Mt Charles Bell will give Dentonsration at One Twelve gratnitou , , LECT II It on tits Principal Operations ei Surg.•t., are given so the Pupils of Ste Georges Hospital. &nog the S►s.•.u. by . d florae. lien. F.K.S. Serfeant fitago.in to hi. Nlejest). and Surgeon to St. George. Hospital. A Prospectu• of eaeh of the above Leetores may be had at tthe Theater : :it tb► flouts: the respective Teachers, and at the different Medical Ho-sk,ellers. THE SILVER MEI)Ap.. taw Twvoign"Tßusqp. , :.'ro cuA rip AnkINTST THE INCONVENIENCE OF RUPTURES. Sinviinned by the Sneirty fur tl.e Enenorngrment id Arts, Ma sud:lollre*, Auld Cosumeree of England. w iIITFORD, Smrgeons' Instrument-:.taker, Vs and Cutter to St. 11.artbolumelev Iln,pitui ; Tru , s-maker mI t. M , fest:Oi Honourable Commissiotwr, of the Tramport Dowd 4 and po the City .1 ioNidoo True Society, for Relieving the ituptureilaPoof, puironized by his Roval lii4linevs the Mut. or C.ernbris!iv- niutausbeet N E VI( loil'1 , :u !OKA PI:11 , EIASTIC STEEL TRUSRES, by r.h.rli a Care, iu many Crrit, ail! be obtained; and he en g.i;.;>•- to ton) up the most difficult Rupture that ever esiAed, *alm bioni4titientz: to ilw wearer. . . _ 71 ,tveSoritty orAtfv, &e. hmtikvnled their Silver Medal for the Ore Improvement. the !weldor loci find the honour of rereivinc the vatue from the hods of hi. Grace the Duke of N.nfolt. !twit President. The laventot has now the 00.f:teflon likewise to nontiunee, I Qat his Tansies having given the create:4 vativfoction Ut the of flicted %%WA that not less than 74.100 persons Ir.ve, within thei.e few ;wary, felt the cool effects of them, these Ti ie.. , having Drat made un A rattomieitParineiplet, %Melt no ailier Trois ha• ever been. The luventi.r assures the Afflicted, lltat on a 4iugle hint they a ill he thoro ughly convinced of Owir shperiariiv over all Truvi.tiv now in use; and tatty be had at his' anuffictory ander the Centre Gateway of St. Bartholomew's, West Susitli fi chl ; and at Nu. 27, Lombard-street, . N. B. Werra ales nosy he had, his now and etanplete Aiwa status, as Snletitute for Leeches i and the AM U LUX, for Eh is ening lZ atop:, Without a !tone. BY THIS KING'S PATENT. TatNOlllY FOR F 1 4.14 LIES, varioas imitations that are daily offered, will -1 1 1 shew the es.tiniat inn in which the real PATENT V I ( 1 1.1.1 . 9f) A P is held. it havric, been the envy or alinovt surfs sworafgetdrittg priNner, who offers a counterfeit :it a rhropts ii.te. eiforts base been made to establish So a p .. f noun. ' -,their component parts being pang -et, Wont% nod irr.voing ingredient... to give titres enlntir and swell. n hic'e tens& t,t tteighieis the ill elftcto on the skin. The PATI . NT VIOLET .SOA Pis freed. by n judicious chemical prof esr, fruit those perci. howl qualifier. which oil other Seals, are hinist to parent:. hieing in it, nature ion.reeal. and 10..autify ion in its fleets, reirderrimt she rei1. 4 ..,s or colter .t howl old hive detir.:srly white soft , and kit. and mat; he u:eel with ..atery ssa the skin of an s alient within the mono. It was in sonserpieners of Wise israbthaaqie.ganhieel. Aid his Mijesty grinned Letters 1641. by appointment of the Patertee. at Meuri. Jon. Ker. mai mad Co. t;heini.ts and lhaegivls. No. 9. Rear- , trect. Lei cester-N.1.0v,, aolesalt. retisal s , nod for export:Aiira. where, in innate, 11e4th..st14.Captibinisit Sbipi, :.141T.,0n awl Country Dealers, ear teouested to apply, nod as liberal divistal will be To di;tingul-11 the real from the cnienterfeite, plente to-ask the Huh 's Pnte:4 Violet Strop, Shaving Coke or Cream of Vintets. The Soap in still:ors, at `24. 6d. and 1.. 6t1.1 the Cream is bot tles, 4.. bd. pro 2 0 . Sd. rorrfitlly healed up, and tin tke outside se. apper the eoteuter'ti Nigh:store, in his own ham!. writing. Cant:l4llAX iW(iV C large Stpuareu, at IL Se. meel twelve .mull, at 15s, a saving ut 55. on the large boa, and 9s. on lire sll.ail. Thr.e tinN es, or a %mailer quontioy, are also faro orded to any rut of toe to or couutr). to tueh persons who prefer haelog from the Patentee, by addressing a line in J. & flfi LL. Chemical Lalsoratory, — .litbilee platy, Hideo. road, Chelsea. . ..- - WITHERS'S CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO.. i T IIOSE who h ave i m p a i re d th e i r health lry ill. %id..11.-e ia.liot and unhealthy climates; tqe rimiest Ain Ceti, whow ipereilties threaten premature old nip.. I Mb of slier), n . .d an early 'Mc-Minion ; and elms* ewe 'drawled he . ..ears, aliu snowily; sapless formes Lppear withered sad hidinq %%ort. "oil, are the mare immediate of at Oda imelit. lag Balm. ihr h. alga ireuenee of whirls may he extended to the u hot , t;:-,. of Va.eiuttianrians. For laid, eafri mil in all aßrys where •ote t. 4 ,11419 Sire relilatii, wheal i the eadaiiianiaa bag tocrig rd 1. ~.,,el., or is by ray mealy de holed. this Rest r - on.inani ag Holm of Life and Health will prude/till rir"cht t told nod tremulous aeries will be *al strAted e h he relit sed Shiva will tee bread .d .mitred kmi tb. nor.clea %ill he ierigoraterl I" ter stem will a.. r.. • the emaciated Ii h. will be powered With .1141:21111:1111: exl.i.goted veNwts will be repleatiliedg dee hispnverlobed ere-, (cry blood w 111 bemuse rich nee beluteek.aed.l4 leauteitl elite- ' I :ition restored to the aanative imprimis w bleb I* she n y e If illt m —a - ru of he a l t h t the keteuid dreopitig visits will be Prom - is tolerated ; di gritinn will b e plorentrd; is slielti is e as es where the constitution has here redeeed by illseirie or lectillreb" ruin, as a resioraii re its (raisers ttepreerdrated. 'the Cordial Uttl.ty a Qatte battle •urbult•uptht.ood nis, Weston and Co. 2t9, Strand / GOWNS; 404 creamy tiliC Yell' •In et. of Patent Mrditittell throughout the Uuited isuctioue. -- ... , 111 , ..., at 4s. 9d. Le. 6d. and fitpily bottle's 9sl. each, by libieb en A saving of th. BOOKS_PUBLISasp THIS AdE MR. CORRIRTT. fi v er was pehlisbed. by J. VIM% nit. 8024 price Is. 0 LETTERS, addressed to the Editor of the 866 day Review ; being an Etwolardien or the Attacks epee the political Character uf Mr. (Mob*. Dedicated ( w i t h. let peronistas), to Thomas Hardy. By GEORGE BUCKLER. THL SPIRIT OF ENGLISH WI r; In one largo handsome Volume, embellished with an Eagravlng, Price 6'. ,THE SPIRIT of ENGLISH WIT; or, Post- Chaise Companion: being an estertnining Budget of ligighalsle Anecdotes, smut Repartees, Prise Bioko, pointed ;e nt rra,. humnarous Epitaph, droll 5i „ 4 „ .1 „, 1 Warhol*, singular Characters, Bursts of Merriment, corinu4 Adverthormenis. Flights of linoginatiosn, Elfthions of Fanel, &c.; incleding several original Jcu (Fioprits. The Second Eili• l ion. I do h o ld. th a t th e funds of wit and 41: 1 : 254t rinkent are nol % el basiste.l 111414 ale *MO d fancy are (Herod. ;mot that oar tuscesturs have uos said and sung all our HA IBinrs." R A BELA IS. Printed for Thomas Teg ;, No. 111, opposite Bow Church, Cheapside ; moil sold by a the Rook 'eller.. Of whom may he had. uniform with this Voolttme. THE SPIRIT of IRISH WIT, for 1812-13. Price 64. THE SPIRIT OF IRISH WIT! In are large Vl)lonie Dun&filth.. Prier tit:. in board,,. THE SPIRIT of III'S!' WIT ; or, Post- Chake Companion: bring an Eccentric Miseellnny of If rierniati %iit, Fun. 111111 11111111411> Inca the greater part never before in print. with a Select' of sneti as may have alitivired also ,arious other Articles of intellectual Confectionary, adapt ed to the risible Modes. and dmigited to dispel Care, Purge hlelinielso!y. Core the Spletfl. Mid raise the drooping Spirits in these gloomy Times. London: Primed far Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside amt nay. he premiered of say Bookseller or Newsman io the King dom. Where mat be had. Price 6`.. THE SPIRIT at ENGLISH WIT, fur 1612.13; a Com panion to the above. REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by a DAY and blAinui, 97, High Halhara. Many at' or Caamerrear say, as mods by DAY MA ft I'ILNI 01 hers hive 97. flDLßOßld..leaving eat the ward H LGll ; and same have a assn (or) before Ilre origaaal Monter. 3 Aiwa Observe, that the whok Address if• clear and distinct. GENUINE AND APPROvED NI:Int:IN Es, Prepared by S. SOLOMON. M. D. bleed Mouse. near Liverpool. A. lIE Celebrated CORDIAL BALM of G I LEAD, fer Debilities, Nervous Disorders. and Weaknesses pe culiar to the remelt Sex, Loos of Appetite, Hysterical and Ily poehondriacal Affections. Lowness of Spirits, and all Nervosa Disorders. 1)r. S •lonion's Cordial Balm *f Gilead is happily calculated r. r the Weak, the Sickly, and Infirm. Ili all inward Dees s, Debility, Lowness of Spirits, Weakness io tither Sex whether hereditary. acquired, or owing to Tuatlsfal lineuileace. this Medicine will afford the most wonderful relief. A NTI-IM P 1.31 GEN FS ; or, Solomoses Drops, Is a Medi rine superior to every other Remedy yet discovered ill Ali or any other age, for the speedy removal and radical cure of -the Seems'. Leitrywy, Rimontatie sir Gooly-.ridas, Sevalkla est Kiegi Evil, Ulcers of every Description, Swelled or. Inftitinert - temk , &c In Disorders where Salivation has repeatedly failed..when an oilier remedy could restore the wahappy Sufferer to that health he unfortunately lost, the Anti-Impetigeoes bare been found the great avid only restorer of Health wad Vigour. These. Drops purify the Mona, and restore the System when impaired by the imprudent use of Mercury. • The above Medicines are inclosed in plain directions, with surprising Cures, authenticated by Persons of Respectability. and are made up in Bottles, price Eleven Shillings each. Taere are also Family Bottles, at 3,1 b. contaioing Four of the smaller ones, wherein Ss. are saved. The A BSTEILGENT LOTION clears and ?tenet ifies t IteSk in; removes speedily, without pails sir trouble, nil kinds of Pimples, Tellers, Ring-worms, Spots, Rednexs, Swellings or Carbuncles • of the Nose, Blotches, rind every Species of Colaneous Etup tion on the Sour:lce of the !lumen Body. It Is pre-tablets plea snot in its operation; an agreeable softness 'to the Skin iinme diately succeeds its use. It sweetens anti refreshes the whole Complexion, which resumes, at one eat the same Bice, an eilliveoril appearance. The Public have been biog . c.ne winced of the certainty . of its success as a safe mai c.rrtain re medy for licrpetic Complaints in general. Pieta 4s. titl. Ilaf pints 2 , . 9d. Observe the words "Saml. Silloirion, Liverpool," engraver on the Stamp; all others arc comiterfeLs. • sold by ull Venders of Genuine Medicines hi the United Kintdoen. Of when may also he had, Dr SOLOMON'S justly celebrated GUIDE to HEALTH or, Advice to h.ah Setae, price 3s. fp' Dr. SOLOMON e atkrfis when consulted, the usua compliment of a 011 e Pound Note; hut all n nitro Cases at Letters of Advice, if itiewered at hi. leisure, ore requested to incline only ilia a-Caintm. Such letters should fur safety, )e thus directed:—" Money letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilettd-hou neer Liverpool. Paid double Postage." Letters may he or . dered to he addressed to X. Z. or A. R. at the Post-odice, till en led for. • ADVICE. Wli v ..)l Men of !tinention and Professional iken, u..r perveve. mg rtideowatir, to discover the lanai safe and certain method of treating it few prevailing Diseases, the sticceisful result of their experience ii tiie best proof of po i eriori.y. Itlevoi. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, hate been induced In malts the cure of she f-llowing the oldest of their particular siody • vie. a ceiling l'isterder frerpreettly contracted m a moment of ;,,,„ x i cas t im' wi g it s ew:le.loiseents, Strictures and Gives. which, by as illlpillVed plan, the speedily Had effectually cured; abate Debility, whether arising Trips bacchanalian iiiiiiilgences, long residence warm elioatei, at - a seem solitary vice, tow often ' unhappily plowed by the pvtith of both sexes; in the. one taus iae sterility, or barremiem; awl its the other a numerous train of nervous discern, whieb,- if oat timely remedied, terwsionte is impoteare mill Coissamption. is that ilistressingshite of debili ty or delleteney, w hetkpr the csosameaM of such !sandal NV Mts. oe arising from say gothgr eiue, by which the. powers oh, the coastitutMrs become eafeehled. as regularly' educated Sur gem* off liondon firey mkt • On; Ides wad speedy ess'imilei'm to maid and vigorous health. The re-uh of a long aid eittsetive practice has enabled Merin, by a superior method, to MIMI/ Venereal Complaiata i Otto. ever inveterate or eomplitatid, without subjecting the patient, Is the host restraint to Mel Or esereime ;. mid le recent Cases, etherdiu Ifirly opplkeodoofs made ua discovery of the inactim( s l hey feespitatly swamis - 11mi* fine the short space of two ilait.• Theraiptiotdeeted sitevessal their spode eittreatiskeat (yrfaielithoq aver beets know° to fail in and single instance so it practice or NOM* years, dorlig wbieh pevidd many thrilisadd *vim WIWI. , later At t pgresl..tven aber severe and litiarious,metlaals tiodier Prddittoaers vialimil effect); induces' sham le tbei mobil .its their advice. • 4 . • . • ..• ' . • . to lV dei Messrs. Goss o exclusively professing the care of these paitilible ' a, In oilier 'oat they tilt) , . Om' be Matileid ill , e, wristahrip of, with thsoblumsg so.justly allischog to this I empiri , thinli it but justice to INvbelves to Stafi, alit Hey have been properlyedweated mad initiated into every. broach of the profelsbni (certificates. of which, from Oil/erect Hosp ,i- Ws. and- Wifmninieds frosty he most eminent Physicians, 61-y. have le grawsiace any iiirpilese), Mot the poems ieviting, from their eadravours grit lighted them to quit the ;.factiee.ol the gmlismi Preletitionery mid they presume that their pretsist dam tiemti;ulc,ri fijr ground fir the unprecedented confidence *ids vieWN they hive, by the Palk, bear 10 liberalfy.ll.l" rpm, t. - - •.• , _,,' ^ • e•sgter. .7. k r .0 .. atien_s to the Country are relieved le plaid t parties+ lan of their ca , e, age, mid manner -8141YragVhdellibing o'Braitt Note for Advice and Medicines; and the same will be forwarded to any part of the Kingdom. tiOtiti aod CO. burgeons, 13, nottverie-street, lcet•stee•t. kquabary Repository, Fewhoe y By Mr. HULL, On THURSDAY, September 17, SEVERAL. well-bred seasoned 111 INTERS, mas. rem of high weight: I *ll,o 'mine !fining 111.ekney_,4 in snow! ronditino, and fast trotters; revere; pairs of Coach, Harooche. Chariot, and Ceuta.. Gelding., of attfirrent colours s P . Olne pi" gle ditto; yearn! good Gig Homes, perrevtly quiet in barites-. and fast trotters; some very clever Hones, 'whirl. have beet rode sills troops; and Horses; n grrnt uosuy +atom Gethliogs ross. Marrs, ki for Maritima, rani; -coaches; pod-c /ke nigivicrwerll.,thi.,unr Iwllwwny., Ponies, &e. • To Warehi.u,etarrit, Itm.kselk•rs, and Others. To LET. A WAREHOUSE, with ex ce ll en t tin the ~ ; 1111N torwpion, i. one the mo,i refelal.le ro.ris to the rent , e int Inc Co% . Apply 143 Seabrook, Ti t:nk ‘Varehoose, elah , r of Sr. p..a. Chat rls-3 Polk of .r Sato. Ry Mr. I.OM r.r‘ roN, At the Antli-ot Mart. hear t h e Ibuak. na WEDNEsn it T. Sept. 99, at Twelve, by order of the Testeters of Mr. W hil w ell. APOLICY of 11s7q.JRANCE, effected in the Equable Asturaare °dice, fur 30.101. on the Life of a Gen tleman med 51. Prints-I Particulars may be had of Lawless and Crovie, S. Nleldred's• eourt, ;Poultry; Wilde and Kni t .... I, Soli Costic-street, Palron-square 4 Basin and Tustin, Sulk i -404,, iror< , HI tckfriars; and of Mr. Drayton a Auc tion Mad. Valuable Freehold Estate, Mout itxx. By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON, At the Auction Mort, near the Kink, not WEDNESDAY September 25, at Twctve o'Cluek, by Order of the Mortga gees, ,A 'VALUABLE FitZKIIOLD PRO.PE.R.TY; rena fr i,ia c a respeetubiebelet.boue deitelbsio-howse, 1. tante on the west +Me - ur Bet tmallreen. in the Coma %. of MlA anises. veult nem garden behind; corn. iningerrelbnt parlours. canYmtrnt chambers air, :loc., and every other rrqui.lie .r - (visa ry to resider it a desirable resUence for a revert:o,le Slay be viewed any day preceding the sale. and Pro ticalars had on the Premi•es; of Loo less and Crouse, Solicitor', St. Mil elretr.-rourt. Poultry; Wilde and Knight, Solicitors, Castle tweet, Faletintuquore Ravin and Tustin, Bridge-street.Slack ftia-4.; Salmtm and Ball, Bethnal-gteen; and of Mr. Dr.tyton, Att. tine Mart. FASHIONABLE PROMIF.NADE, MORNING and EVEN. 1!C Gs at the I. ANHARMONICON EXHIBITION of MU SIC, by ►terlatienl Pokers equally grand a• s full Or ( I , a-trit or. -Pantile Band. from Vieniui.. noir exhibiting at the ROY AL ROOMS. SPRING GARDENS. Tiro PA N 1114141. MO N ICON enotoisse-of Two Hundred Mu sical 1 ol•triiinebts viz. horns, it timptls, drums, oboe-. clarinets. limooolos, cymbals. triangles. ►elt., nod C:erman totes; pelt...roo t ig the mint select Pieces of Military Mtric, cooposed by Mo zart, Haydn, &r.—From One o'Clock until Four. awl from Seven till Ten.—'Admittance 15. lid. N. B. The 14 hole of the %sok Is performed in each Hour. Private Parties may command adosir.ion from Four o'Clock until Sit, poViiiir douhle price. _ A CHALLENGE. mrssits... cuititi IP, and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's service, (+Minter the whole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed ..f the desired effect. The practice of ninny I l ean in this particular brute!" of their prof/taloa has not given rise to one unsuccessful ease. They continue to direct their studies in the treatment - and cure of VENEREAL. COM PLA INT:4. anti that .dermageeseat of the system. which is the consequent* of the pernicious and wasteful effects of n habit long and Men unhappily pursued by the youths of bolls sexes. to the ate it will tie found to be the unfailing source of Harreitnea; the other have its ravage, Mani aevelaped to them by a di... trekking state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, termi nates iu Impotence. Theie are its remote ond ultimate .11es-is 1 while etinsumptions, loss of muscular power, and various ner vous complaints, usually characterise the eat tiro stage; iii this solitary cite : of persons latigiti,hing wider disorder, incident to inelLa habit. their treatment issimplecutid bus never prove.l tie ! successful in the cour s e of is limy, Inhop into, and much extended practice. in the most ob-iiiiate mid co oplicated ernes of Ve nereal infection sad' as obstructions lathe urethra, wougy ea c tescences; har d tumours, callous uluers, ettytitstit, seminal weakliest', Sleets, as also • STRICTURF., whether eetent or of long duration, nail which have totalled the Aid, of other practioners, al e , by their preset Improved plait of treatment, effectenily and permar.eidly cured, without the potion suffering the excruciating prtin And niiirming heamehile which Irequeutly follows the uppliention of the. loner coati's - . In the course of I went', years extensise practice in this metro oohs, nemerous cases of strictures have heed nod are daily ails! derAbeir_care, the total eradication of which is erected by a safe, certain, nod expeditious mode of practice, superior lousy o ther yet adopted. The weakness, reihretklo, mind debility 1 proccedieg fr this complaint, is speedily removed, nod the -patient regoeid to sound and vigorous health. But where the driiiitty has for years existed, o proper per•everence in their re. • p „ rot ire f alcate., after time stricture has been destroyed, is in l'aispeamblry rirtinisite to swatee site. slumbering.spaithi Cif life, and jp re-pntinate the Corptisutbith , Seidel Nahltiffteo and - Cieritlemen of the fiestrApeetahility hoe been umior lbe care of liPssrsa Coterie, and Co. for tliefees moyal of complaints of the urethra, stricture., ffsc.; and having 1, osnlived it radical nod petomitraWessee, termed that references It may be given to them, at. titisfiteseiry eyideoces of the decisive • dupers sly of 'Mesa. Cable bad to.'s plan of treatment. — hinny offilorg.eveimigineft kf l iteshed strirturer from are to twenty years. and had been under 01. e ear! of Messrs. Horne,. /fray iside:, arid otiOr. Serrate of eittihrerrsinenetl;'!witerroteonned the cure hp site rippticvatiws ut•lliF tonarFaustics without reef's , PatiOets m the country anti requested to side the particulan offtheit ease, ort.enit osetreal habit - of firing, &e. ..%c. inclosine ft Omittance fur pdy co rid medicines often the same a ill he ellen or WM' to May proil of hie it orn. Tiierioare that se- ItecYslti. ocentLil ,t o . 4lifiri ultdorta . the postage of letter. I my tie Odra to assert-num for Hied . iillitessiti Cowie and C 11.:; reify:lie by ritlserSes, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, anti honour, at limit bow, No. 10, Hatton garden. //Cs June 1809.-107, Itittooliardes. 2lke UNOBSERVED CAUSE of the PRESENT DISTRESSED STATE of de COUNTRY. LETTER It. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. . Since Having in my preceding Communication shewn, Ist, that the limited annuitant of one quarter of wheat, 710 pears ego, its price being a sixpen e, , 1 is new, or e utile in. a atise, reduced to one-hitt! o a quarterit loaf, its price being above ls.'6d.-2d re Thnt with an advanced wages of from about Gs. a - week, in 1688, to about 15s. a-week, in 1612, h • husbandry labourer in England has lost about I I quartern loaves out of the 24, which he recee% d weekly for his 6s. 121 years ago, when the loaf tvas about threepence, and receives now about ten n tt i.f . • the 15 loaves which he received weekly for his tee - per week 90 year: ago, when the loaf was about sea venpence.-3dly, That the landowners, who bare since advanced their rents, only in the ratio of the advance made in the price of labour, have lost their • morn or bread rents in the same proportion, and are now nearly reduced eveti to one-third of the corn or . breed-rent for which they let their lands 20 •yeets . Igo on a 21 years lease; and -Ithly, that the futidhold- • ers have now but about 13 quartern loaves remaining out of the 80, which they received for their !wend sterling annuity,- not long before the commetteettleet of the funding system ; and which 13 loaves they most lose in less than 13 years, if the system pure sued for the last twenty years be continued so long ; and as I am of opinion that human ingenuity cannot trace these losses to any other cause, observed or une observed, than a corresponding depreciation of nor currency, and which corresponding depreciation of our currency, I,•fearless of refutation, impute to a corresponding increase of its quantity, over and above, mark ye,' the relative proportion to such in crease, in weight or measure, as time may have nude in the real wealth of the country, 1 feel myself called' upon, agreeably to my promise, to•direct youente tention to this future ;newts of enabling the land owners and labourers, for the benefit of themselves and the fundholders, to preserve the corn or bread value of their land and labour from the deadly grasp of the paper and money lenders, to whom, and to the borrowers, the real losses of whiCh we are speak ing. ire positive gain. lhe question as to these losses appeals to me to rest exclusively between the landed interest, &c. on the one part, and the paper interest, &c. on the other part. But to guard against the probable miss construction of the Alarmists, who, with horror, impute the present agitated state of the country tee. what they cell 4 5 the inflammatory speeches made in Parliament," (and not to the want of employment, which is so universally admitted, and the loss elef bread wages which I have so undeniably peeved) but who find no fault, and never found fault, with the' inflammatory Parliamentary speeches that produced the Church and King mobs of an, I beg leave to observe, that I have not separated- the landed from. Ithe monied interest with the view of placing the late ter in any odious light, and exciting popular prejue dices against them ; but with the intention of lead.; ing my Readers to a just and unanimous condo : Sion, as to the merits of the system of finance pursued for the lastl24 years, and the steps necessary to be • taken to remedy its baneful effects.. Equally reasen-: ing upon principle and from the event, I am compelled' Ito say, that the falsest notions of civil rights and polieo 1 tical liberty ; and the grossest ignorance of political] ieconomy and sound policy, have given the .paper interest advantages over the landed and labouring interest, which cannot be permanent to themselves, 1 • and have multiplied our paupers from about one- I thirtieth of the population in 1688, to about one i sixth of it in 181; including the starving manufactu. rers who receive parochial relief. But as men, nay . as men who feel for the sufferings of the distressed poor, the title of the monied interest to our filen& . ship and esteem, is not inferior to that of those who, justly consider their' paper as the secret spring of all i public calamities. And, as men, I have• the charity to hope, that they will not continue to think, if they ever so thought, that to give in charity a penny in the pound, of that which 'in cruelty they take from the objects of it, in interest upon the paper they issue, or as profits upon the trade which they carry oft with that paper, is to perform their moral and their ' political duties ; but if they should, it is as a monied interest, and not as bad men , that we must in friend .l ship oppose them, and end eavour to bring them to a '!;sight of their error. - • i But as opposition to men's characters, of any de :•scriptioo,•is too easily, and too commonly, construed ' into an attack upon men themselves ' - enders i wish by every possible means, to steer ctterr of that.chaego, . as well as to leave no possible obscurity upon my . meaning, I beg leave to protest,ageinst any oppo%i- • pion that may be made to the monied iffteresf,'mertlii' !titeeause they are.coinete, 'enders, harrowers, er w c_ie e culatoys 9f &honey. Money, it would to wropoti leave a doidiforthe contrary, is a real space:Orden. [tionel wealtleentindieidual convenient], to : pelf ',tent in wkicli it saves to die productive (quell< mankind 4 4 time which tAir mai and incokaan4nka . . of barkr employed when the latter formed the measis of exchangling the productions of labour. ~,Be.yovit the sum required to effect. this saving; every ;haling lin circulation is an 'excels, and as such it becomes a source of loss to the landed, and of gain to the mo- Inied interest, in the ratio of Me interest• which it carries, and the profis made by it in trade. Arid, I therefore, let me repeat, that it is u men who, by means of an excess, have peckoteAl the lot loaves above stated, and not as et monied interest, or bad men, that we must in frientiship oppose them. .1 say an excess, for who can deny, that had our real and I nominal wealth, our quarters of wheat itnd pounds . ' tt • • ••• 1; I t '1 , " ic • ) vi,t A et i' A i I' ' I'l - .I ..i.; -SALES. Fieshery Repftiteey, Finsburpseaare. By btr. HULL, At hls Repodterj, near Finsbury-square, as THURSDAY, the 17th September Instant, at One o'Cleck, It net taken AaliatßOWN HACKNEY MARE, left at the Spread. Eagle, Graceehurch-street, on the 50th July last, sad will he sold to pay the Expences. May be Si ed, by applyint as above. To Builders, Carpenters, and Others.---Saperiur Building Ma terials, Bethnal seven. • By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON,. • Ott the Premises, tote in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Whit well, !snap Roller, near the Satroots and Rail. Bet hnal -stern, an THURSDAY, Sept. 24, at Eleven, and following Days, by order of the ".l• ALL the Valuable Materials of an extensive SOAP MANUFACTORY,• with le•fis and Warch,ortes attached (to I.e taken down and cleared away bs the Par cimser-); emnpri-ing a 1 lege got:entity of sound oi-eful briekb. stone roping, Jaw; kod tile tiinher oT three sraiiiiinti, j .ists. Borings, rafters, ledge and glazed. doers• and frames, stair-casev. voiles and window-frames. large quantity of lead and trait work, pky-lightp, ehineney-idecrs, ledge•sbotter., flag stone pavement, partitions, wainscab, pair of kluge folding gates, Arc. May be viewed two days prior to the Sale, when Catalogues may be bad no the Premises; and of MrDrayton, Auction Mart.