The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-13 00:00:00

No. 2226. •lo KOS %•.. , )..URV•LAvi ON MONDAY EVENING, AO! 19 2 tbeit ***mini% %a ill perform, THE BEAUX STRATAGEM. T., hirh Me Wiled, LODOISK A. P SSI Ott W EEL LASHIONABI.E PROMENADE, Morning sad Swaim. al Ilse PANH AII MON ICON I SITIO!! et Millie. by mechanical power 8 equally grand es a fall Op timum... 4. Parade Baud s from Vlesma i mosir euhibitiair at the Great Room., Spring Gatdeas. The P a .,:iaenioincon consists of two leimdreil inatremeats, viz. French norm. esinopris, kettle drums. oboes &irises, tu ssonoA. traaligle..„ pent drum, newt 't-rats for.- ; rfanu m i t t tionte.l wiret piece. dugiltary matt, cous pe,e.i Ha,dee liroussucr, Ste. • .A.!Pnissioa. 1.. itl. Thr Instruments will, daring the present week, perform in caeli hoar • , vernre Cirmes.vt di Tito—Allegretto of the Milingry s ) gggpli..n• Piece. v ith an t.nitation of a Thunder. Nl,,rehr.. a' performed on the Virgin.' Parndp— !sat nal ‘N aloareof Vienna-110. Prince Regent's fay write Nia.l.l , —find wive the }Om. wish V.;riatlialf, PLATE GLASS COY P 4 N Y P HE Public are informed, that a large Assort tueui .f PLATE. CLAAS is now MI SALE. lit gee* Pliers, h, Mr. ALEXANDER BLACK. at the Comphoy'a. W ' alrhnuse,A LIMON PLA CE.BLACK FR IA R AM t . a fine ruloar. Posterior Itrillisney, and •if various dintenvinsb, frous II lorhee to 114 inekei in length, tun.i Ono 10 Of ;2 illarileS its breadth; allo Convex and Coueave Mirror., (Owl 11 to stS lathes lu dihrueter. stud she same assottnseat taa) he had for country Order-. ht. addressietz Letters to Mr. Foam at the Manufactory, Ravenhead. pear Present, Lancashire. Flom the great improvement made of I.•te years in this Mann f t riory, II I. now allowed tau: the Company', - Plates ate eastl pt their Itrollianev and have as few imperfectiom. compared v iti. roreigneslass that ever was imported. SWIFT and Co. sold in Shares, in the last Lot teryttha Goljawiac Capital ProzeN viz. !o. _ IV, a Prize at £lO,OOO 6.323. ,11.0,1(o. 3,711, a ,C. 300, and N 0.2,201, a Ems, at their Oakes, !o. 11, Poultry, IT, Clutrina-cross, and 31, Aktgate High t.treet ; where Tlekeb and Shares of the State Lottery, to be-tin Ar. , *ing the 6th of MAY, are nooe on sole, The Stbeme cent.lift sore Prices t haus B:anks. jusludilfg 1 10.000 1 ti &e. &e. &e. THE STATE LOTTERY. ALL PRIZES!! No BLANKS on the 6th of May, to the STATE LOTTERY. 21,000 Tickets, num bered frum Nn. Ito No. 20,0JU. To be Drawn in four separate Day SCHEME. Prize,. • Value. Total Value. .... of ... £40,000 .. are .. .Cet),o )0 4 4,1 d.) 1,01 b.olott 6.0J0 6 10 ig b.. 0 3.0011 '2OO oro! 10,030 . . 4O. 20. &c. F 2.(, 0 The fine-drue a 1.000 Blanks, ,C 2 ,1 each, 20,9031. The FIVOIId.e r Mill 1,000 Rlanks, £lO each. Meter than half the Tickets are titre Sit he Prizes. T. 11011, the Contractor, respectfully advises tin imme•linte pi:re4a.4% as from the popularity of the Scheme, and tl.r in iwnr•nd Tow.' and Country, the Ticket• and Shires uili erstinly rise in price. .• Per•ons in tie Cnentrit who find any dillicu:ty in setting s• ppliee by the Agent•, are reque•tcd to Fend their Orders to the s.ont:artnr's fortunate Offices, 4, Combat, or 9, (luring :. ro.c, ROYAL BOTANICAL LOTTERY. BLOW PRIZES. R ROLL and Co. Stock-Brokers, Nn. 7, Corn hiil, rind No. RC. Osf irri•street, re pertfully acqoaint the N bentr , .. ar,d Public in general. the above Lottery r hr drawn (by the Authority Of Government) the 6th of •*, MAY N EXT. roil when it i , considered this will be the only elioirturats olitainio• theQe valwaLle Works. the Price of a T;rkrt, w ai c k i s now only C 251. will, no, doubt. be touch in rte t ed before the DsaWlllg. fhere arc 29,0110 Ticket., of which 10,:!00 are Prizes ! srhemrs, u-th Particular., to br had gratis. UTILITY ANO LLEGANC4: COMBINED. Under the itlmtlittos patronage of !bet: Filghneteee the Prince— of Wale: mat Duke of bis Excel!ency the Spanish Ambaa.ulor, and (dozy Families of bigb Distinc tion. MA C ASSA It OIL for the II AIR.-- This Oil iv pr .udly rrenmmended on the basis of truth and experience, and the most respectable testimonials It pes ..osses properie• of the mpg ~ Ilubreoux nature for re.toring the Hair. where it ha. been Bald fur sears, preserves it irorn fall ing off or itirlil•A grev, to the latest period of life; produces 101, the tar-..•s noot beautiful Sum, and CAwl. This 011. i, i elk:tam s at renovating Childretisllair, promotes I.i• firnwth of Whiskers, Lye-brows, &e.; in finc, ispw-eitatiert for renovating the 1111100 AI Hair, and render ing it trely elegant and beautiful. Merchants, (ap:airts, A.c. will find this an Art of pre-mi n.-. preserving tile flair in lint climate,. jrTh otil.tv is ti.chweil. a " Treatise on tbe improve , 'ell' jibe MOW giv log a full description of the tise Oil, with testimonials from pc S4fli• of distinguished r o l.•ioerntioa. This interesting Book and the Oil. is a Valle• for every throughout the world; it is included t%ith each bottle in the u rapper. Price S.. :A. 10.. 6d. and D. Is. per bottle; to Id wholrale and retail bv the preprieters, itouCell and Son,Kirby-strtet, Hatton-garden, London; and, t,, their spisousimgot, by their a nulrsale and retail agents in Idhob-n, won have all just r. (-elver' a lane and valuable supply. Also by Alm Davison, Parliament-street ; Messrs. Newberry „ad Sous, Dame sheet ; and Alesvrs. Bowling, IVallsrr, and Co. Sir. C. Cisgoaii, Grand Parade, C or k ; and by all pertua.r-s hair-.utters, and medicine v en d ers i n every town thiniiglinui the ismpit c. ', CALI lON.—Sonie insidionc persons having counterfeited Oil. no st.kr to pr.-veld -met imposition, plewe 50 ask for Ki,: oat'. 311..c:14 vs Oil; and observe she signature on the out leocl i- • cif ink, A. Iluvi laud and Son. ,e It. Ang:ll4.l'i _ . . 4. ,1- - • 1 da N.;(.,.. p 4,•. , • • i • :14 A.. I. s . • t°: 4 ' ' ::?•• 1 _, ....-' •••;,\ ,:; .: . . . • . • • i;.).i. - ..9,15 1 . A I ... • , : • .. . • -'.." ft.i . . ~ . • I . .. .• • . .• • .• . . . s • . • LONNA TrirktMY; APRIL IS, 181& Atli* iiii: LIVERY OF LONDON. rriiE FIFTH ANNivEltsiuty DINNER of AI the LIVERY of LONDON, Fit - --IMMO In PA RLIA. MENTARY REFORM. will be bekrat Ibe OLD LONDON TAVERN. IMSDOPSGATE-STREET, T0.5101t ROW. April 14.1813, to which several distinagaished Poislic Characters are Imited. ROBERT W A l'f HMAN. Esq. in the Chair. STEWARDS. William Mathews Joseph Thompson George Birdied John Little Walter Peacock George Stevens* Williams Ewnrt Peter Downs John INn.ted Charles & i s m " John Mace Malaise D. King Jolla Harvey Robert Caner George Guiltier Samuel Roberts John Briscoe Robert Hedges Sassed Canis John Pierson (barks ilroppe Henry Gray Richard Cheese wright George if,k, Thomas Walker Thomas Bradley William OriMths James Shepherd Alfred Thorp Samuel Share/and Thomas Tharp Robert Bromley Williams It..se Joha SW's John Dsggras Thomas Crishatt Andrew Amiantus minimaiy. Cope' Stephen Adana ' Wryisat'Crsrc..ratt Joseph Hert-Ombe * Charles Thomson , ti MMus Josses Thomas Thomson Samuel Fused Tickets, 13s. each, to be h Tavern. The number of Tick • IMPRRIAL PdIRLIJAMPIT. itOUSit 00 LIMOS, Ain It. . ' • - The Tori Of Marva leak lile'aittlis act: hi. sent. A few of the private Bill , Refo#l• the novae Were flwarded. After which their bordribipt adjourlied for some tinge during ple:eArre. On the removing of the Move. the Pliteadily Paverdent was read a talrd iliac mod pr.sint. A few P.ivate or Local were briveiln op !rota Ole 'mons by Sirs W; Rivalry, R. Vaugani,, and other 310.mkrs, mod re.peetively reed a first time. Mr. Leckie ginviefred wveral Aceannta froai the Stair" Ogee, punaant to former vote! of their Lordship ; whirls were of. dared to lie on the table. The Additional Customs Duty Bill, and the in frond Tome. to Excise Hill (which were read a secohd time co 9aturday). iierally passed through Committee of the whole i atm., and were eeponett wi:heitit any sinend.:ient. • Lord ERSKINE preenled trto Petitition thorn c , rtain - Citr!'o , Freetin:ders, mid others. of the county of Coro o.al. Z a , lost the Catholic Claus, *hien Were ordered to lie ou the . , On tbe‘motiou otthe tart of DA lINL ET ir solo, of' counts refaitiseso the kliii:ary. Bone of tinvehomery .preporno Vey to Ws tireecothwattlet the tecess w theetende red to be iil heforeA On the siotinn cif the Kari of etA:NciRTY, the Paorentreo Regulation Bill has read a second time, and ordered to be cos. witted. On the sugarstiou (if the Earl H A RRO WB Y, the farther consideration of the Repair of the Curates' Stipends' Bill was deferred tin Thursday. NATIONAL DEBT BILL. The Order of the Day; Open which their Lordshiptwere saw atoned, bight read, ~ 1 ~ .d of the Stewerds t and at tie its %ill he Nutted. The Earl of LIVE (POOL, on moving the se cond reading of the National Debt Bill, observed, that if it could be proved that this measure stels a violation of the, public faith to the public creditor, he would agree that such an objection ought to be fatal to its progress., He, however, was, on the I contrary, satisfied that there was not the sligh'est I ground for any objection of this nature. His Lord : ship then took a brief historical review of the eeta blishmentesnd progress of the Sinking rand, con f.tending that both io the view of Parliament and of the illustrious author of that measure, the late Mr. I Pitt, and also in that of the stockhekler and the I public creditor, the principle alone was recognized, that the debt should be repaid within 45 years, trent the time elf the Sinking Fund attaining t , 3,000,000, or from the time of the contraction of each, but that the motfe of payment remained at the discretion of Parliament according to circumstances. Had it been otherwise, the stock created in each year would I have formed a separate fund, and bore a separate j price. Undoubtedly a contractor for a loan in any year might have made it apart of his bargain, that the sum advanted should be maths separate fund, but this had never 'seen done, as the stock so created would have been less marketable than when united to the general stock ; and the fact wns, that the whole of the stock created in each yea. had formed o'.e mass, so as to render it impracticable to distinguish that created in any given year. The stockholder had never looked to any other security for repay. ment than the redemption of his stock within 45 years without any reference to the precise mod in which that redemption should be elf sree. His Lord ship quoted and dwelt open the pri.vieons of the Acts of I,7sfe. and 1802, for the pqrpose .if enforcing !ehis argument, and to prove that sq.ch bad been con ! stantly the view of the subject, and the (minion en tertri:•73 by Parliamen., by Mr. Pitt, and by the stockl.elder, end, therefore, Etat the present iiiil I did not the slizhtest degree violate she public faith, or in 'he least trench upon the sec.lrit , of the public creditor. With respect to the ohjecti,,n, that the consequence of this measure would be an in creasing debt, tied a decreasing Sittkiag N fattd, he observed, that under this measure the Si-Alive Vona would never be dimitti3hed below 11,000,0001. one would at any time be much loss than tta,cco,oool. and that the proportion it would bear to the whole debt • would be iarger than in shy year tilt %eking Fund had borne to the debt. The Sinking Fund, u aler thh, on a . sure %%mild amount to one sixty-first and a q lateet of the whole debt, while in 1807 the Sinking Fnnd bore only the proportion to the. debt of GC. As to the objection on the ground of time, he maietaieed that it Was universally admitted, that at some time or other the Sinking Fund most be subject to regula tion. To allow it to reach that period, When it . would become necessary to repeat 19 or 20 mi n ions of taxes in one year, would give a ruinous shock to the commerce and industry of the c )untry, the con -1 sequences of which were dreadful to c eitemplate. I '1 he question, therefore, was whether thie was hot a proper time, and he • was prepared to maintain, ! that at no time could circumstances render it more proper to resort to this measure than the present mo ment. • What had we effected during the last ten years of war ? we had raised 20 millions of taxes, by which we bad prevented a debt of 200 millions from being throWn upon posterity. In no country at any time had such an effort been made. Now, therefore, was the period to. interpose a cessation of taxation, .to 'refrain from imposing new burdens upon.the People,- and to avail ourselves of time re sources which were within our power. Ely the pro posed pier' the war might be carried on in its present extensive and expeniive scale for four years, without any additional taxes. In the course of that four years many events might helves—peace might take place (but upon that he did not wish their Le rdshipe to calculate),--tile war might be carried on on a re duced scale of expellee, in which latter case, under the propoited plan, it might be carried on for a still greater number of years without additional taxes. But at all events, upon the resent scale of expense, the war might be carried on for 4 years wit hoot any additional taxes, and with the improvements in the revenue, which the interval would naturally suggest the war might be carried on upon the present system for six years, without any additional taxes. Here then war a positive advantage, without in the lenq trenchi• upon the security of tue public ci•Aitor. :Atio tifyiog was it to . reilect upon the present tiituatiets suc „Tim- f: Ad ifil • • • R ", warranted Genuine, and of proof Strength, old itt the COLON' It UM ES fAIIL1:411 Al I T, 18. reuchurch-strret, in .tny quantities mit less t ruin I so guilt/ins, Raul delivered to any pimi of Loud )))) , free of esprtice, ut the following few rv•Lrly money on delivery : Jamaica. at 18:;. per gilU , ll Leeward Island, 17s. tirl. Orders ntldremed to Mr. Ruthless, for Rum to be Lent into she touvtry, will be pepsin iliy attended to, If uteentnpauted either by Bank-autos,gr Hills up .11 thinkers in Loudon, not exceeding two months aste. Casks will br wivplied. if repaired, and the price allowed fur. noun titeir brow sent back.—Prire of n 2-gallon co.k. 3v. —a 3-gallon. 31. 6d.—a ;n.—ts ))))) 6d.—a 7i.—n 10-gallon, 96. 60. t IS-gallon, 15s. This Establishment has been farmed for the sole purpose of affording to the Public doe means of Mit:titling Genuine num of the best quality, in convenient quantities : 'Ton the most rua• minable terms r and will be conducted by Mr. Hotness, ender the surrintendance of a Committee of the Body of West India Planters and Merchants. ANTI-ATTRITION. TO GENTLE:II , ENG! NEERS,TRA V EI.I.I.RS,POST- M ASTERS, COACH-MASI' RS, FARMERS, M LERS, &e. THE PATENT COMPOSITION, which pre.. Trots the EFFECTS of FRICTION in STEAM and other LNG' NES, in MILLS, kIACHI N EBY, and CAlt- RIAGES of every description, and which does away th, u•e of all complex and expensive Idechinisnr in Wheels, &c. rte. may be purcha•ed in Bosses, price Ys. 6d. la , . 6d. Ids. 6d. One Guinea, and Two Guineas each. One Pound wei .ht of this Composition (price 10..6d.) will clothe Work of Fifty Proinds weight of Tallow, w hest it is properly applied to a Steads Engine ; and Four- Wheeled Car riages will run 1000 Miles with less than One w drib —Heavy Stage Waggons will stl•ir, for uhout the sane ri pener' go 800 Miles.—ln thii. proportion !lir Con po,ition may be used to prevent the I !•ffee . s of Fria lion in Wits of Ma chinery, wad it will be found t • :121;Wer perfecil;• Sold, Wisolesale mid Retirwl, for the Patentees, al No. 149, Strand, ;war Somerset-house; and also at Mr. Pal .ford's M Coach (Mice, Gloucester lintel, Piccadilly ; at Mr. Monte's, Conch rind Waggon Ofice. Green Man and Still, Oxford sire ; M-ssrs. Stevens, Wrtht, and Willits rs Ironmongers. No. 3 , Oxfotd street (near the top); at Mr. Hunter's, Cones Maker, Upper flef 'wiry-street, Portota4-square ; at Mr. Green's Coach Office, George Init. l'oirough ; at No. 40, Con ring-cross, near the Adiciii.lty, Loudon ; mid at the principal Into, on the Anti.Attriiion Line of Posliug, in most of the Towns in the Kiegdirm. N. B. Directions will be (mind upon each Box, which are signed Wm. Bellamy. FOR. PUBLIC INSPECTION. TURK'S PATENT COOKING APPARA TUS, daily hi use frwri eleven till four ' at his Furn6h inK Warehouse, IBS, Fleet street, font. donr*fr Ch inceiy lane. --; Flie above Apparatus embraces every thine useful, and is on j systematically arraim •das to be rendered suitable from asmill to the most extensive establishment ; combining cconomi, cleanli ness, atal simplicity, for every description of cookery. 1117.. ; roasting, boiling, stewing, steaming, and baking. The whole Aierfortned by one small fire, warranted to save two-thirds of fuel. find is a certain cure for smoky chiame)s. Second-hand register stove, kitchen ranges, smoke-Jacks, ovens, &c. gt very low price... EBILITY, ENCOURAGED by the uniform success attend ing their peculiar sectbott of trenunent in the cure of is few prevalent complaints, which has been confirmed bs the ex perience of many y etas in a large .:aril extensive practice; sen sible also of the happy effects resteltici:. to tile ;while from me dical men confining their ntleAtion to a certain class of diseases, Messrs. DOSS and Co. continue to direct their studies to those disorders arising from n secret destraitive habit of inconsiderate south, *Pleb not wily occasions it numerous train of nervous af fections, but also entails on its votaries all the ecei eating in.he cilities of old age. In that distressing state of debility or defi ciency, whether the ea usequence attach baneful habits, evee,:- sive &inking, long residence in hot climates, an any other cause, to, which the porters of the comiitution become enfeebled, :14 r-gularly educated Surgeons of London, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy rester:Mon to sound and vigorous health. Where an early application is made for the cure of n certain Disorder, frequestly contracted in n moment of inebriety, the eradication is generally completed in the short space of two (lass; and in the mare advanced and Inveterate stages of vene real infection, characterised by u variety of pitied and distres sing synsptem. a perseverance in their pion (without restraint in diet or exercise) will imam to the patient a permanent and rather I cure. The ':'senses of the Urethra, as frequently connected with or arising from the above complaint, have not escaped their sown tams; by an infallible and improved phi°, they are enabled to remorse obstinate tileets and Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, withosit resorting to the painful and dangerous use of the caustic bungie. Many instances can he adduced of very inveterate eases, of several years continuance, having yield ed to their method in • few days, after she cure had been at tempted by tither practitioners without effect ; and such has been the agreeable result of a practice of fourteen years, that tare modest( treatment ins not in one single ittshmte ever proved : abortive. during which period sunny Ilion:sand persous. of Nall seats, have experienced the enjoyment of having Ise., per ' Petty cured, after severe and injurious methods have heels per severed in to no purpose. Messes. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these parientar compinints. in order ilsat they may not he, by a mistaken few, marked with the ohltiquy so justly attached to the i moralist empiric, think it but justice t o thennelves to Slate, : that they have been properly educated said initiated into every branch of the proks , inn (certificates of which, GOT 11111 resit ! Hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, ! they have to convince any 'enquirer) that the success resulting front their endeavours tirA induced them to quit she practice of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pre ' tensina.; constitute n fair ground for the unprecedented coati den.re aide which they have, by the l'ublic, been sti laser ally h..immered. To be consulted at their house daily (personally, sir by let : ter) by Patients, of either Sex, wills secrecy, delicacy, and at tentino. Patients in the c try are requested to state the particulars of their ease, age, and manner of living. enclosing a Kruk-note , for advice and me dicine:; and the same will belarissirded to any part of the Kilo,:diesn. GOSO um! CO. Surgeons, No. 13, Douvcrie-street, Fleet-. street. BRITISH GA LLER Y OF PICTURES—SECON SERIFS. Price 10s. 6d.; Proofs, on India Paper, ,et Is. ; or exquisitely finished in Cralmir. and Moulded, prire fra. in a Portfolio. MADONIIA DEL GATTO, finely engrnied the Lite ANTHONY CARIXPi ; from the oriciird Painting by Baroccin. in 1110 Possession of the Re•. Holvell Carr. forming the Sixth Number of the ahoy, Wort.. " This Performance teems swithttietteantiel that ciihriacterize this susster's st le, nod justifies the high reputation his Work maintain for beauty of c. louring. graceful farms, and the nis- Studied ease rind simplicity of ' Published by Longman and Co. Pateronster-row ; J. White, Cadell and &quo; AN 1 4 . 111 *T" 111 , 1 ' at the British Gallery of Pletwes.. N. 51.. asuol4lreer: e.ilwre the heautitlil Dross** in Waver execated est pri•-sly fur this Publication, are exhibited. Ailinitignce to Non- I.:Wiser E'er. Oar 2 • to iller.• Vol.. Svcs. price It Ils. tf.to evtrn hoard's, IMIE WORKS of the late Mrs. COWI:EY, oo* fir.t einterird t colitainiog all her I)ramatie Work.% ele ven, oaf veer"! Poem , : newer nrfore pablished. Priuted (hr C. Wilkie and .1, Itobilooa, Pah-encoder-row trill to he lvg,l of all Itookoellerc. I‘.iIII•CULTUICE. GARDENING, ANGLING, &c. • By B. and R. CROSBY and Cu. 4, Stationers-court, Lon don g hs. all Booksellers, the Twelted Edition, price sewed. 24. 6d. hound, rrliE GARDENER'S POCKET JOURNAL; a or, Daily A.l.iiSfilat in the Modern Prattler of English Catticnitig, in a conch«. Monthly Dool .y «f till the General %%orks throogleout the Year. with a De.cription of the varioui Implcinews. By JOHN ARERCROMBIE, Author of • Ileery Masi His Own Gardener." ELK INGTON'S SYSTEM of DRAINING LANDS (for :(he discover, of which 10001, isto bestuueil by Parliament), with malty Plates. Sim. boards, L!, A eon, We TREATISE on the ART of ANGLINci, inter spersed with several new Dkroveries, anti forming a omplete bbiseu i for the lovcri of that pk-isirtir recreation. By Thomas Beet. The Eighth Edition, improved, with a Frontispiece, repre.enting the vat-tots. Flies used in Angling. &I. sewed. )11 A YIN LS on Ow improved CULTURE of the ST RA W BLILRY, mid GOOSi..BERRY. designed to a rational Method of Cultivation, by which abort. dint Crops of otperiiir Erik moy he uniformly obtained la all 8“1. i.. hroirds. royal Ilk. 6d ABERCROItBIEI TR EATISE °tithe GARDEN MUM ROOM, it, ire ss. HICKSON'S GRAMMAR of the PRINCIPLES of APRICULTURE, i Imitated by Eleven curious and interest iist PI Iles. ss. bound. A TREATISE on the CULTURE of the PINE APPLE. *rood l lition. H. %V. Griffin, Gardener to I. M. Sutton, • Kelinon, Noti.. Is. (Id. Porms BR I rum FARMER'S COM PLF.TE AGRI (UI.TURAI. DICTIONARY, with malty Plates. 4to. £3 On April thr 1•1 was published, pike 2s. embellished with a full length Partr.:it of Mr. Maws. io the character of Orv. tavian, N. VIII. of r_ I iIHE THEATRICAL INQUISITOR and MONTHLY MIRROR ; crattniniiic, umnitg a great vi ri-us of Of seiatal articles in Biography, Poetry. and Criticism. Dramatic NI.-mrsirs of Mr. Ellisti n. with Strictures on his pro fessimuil merits---Essays no the harangues of the Ancicnts, and no National Dress—Trevels in a Studs. induct* Sketches of Russian Btu .ing. and of European Sircietv in ' India—Letter from rs Journeyman Libeller—Review- f Horace in London— . Miss Graham's residence in lndi 1-01 Travestie —the va ! rions Pamphlets respecting the Pi incrss of Wales, fkc. Ste.— Original Piretsv Hill Epigrams—the Mointlils Dramatic Re s less, comprising the Oratorios, At Home, The Delusion, Bon ' diem, Ste. &c. Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall. and gala bv all Book sellers, Newsmen, and venders of Pei TANN NOTICE. PERSON in the Neighbourhood of Glasgnw, called is few days ago upon Mr. /Owns M' D , mid. Matto . wirk-place, in that City, and informed him, that his lyif b been dangerously affected with a f lathering in her Lump (as her Surgeon termed it): attended with al orming erns. spitting, difficulty of breathing,, &c. &r. h .vine 21vrii her, in small dose.. One Ilulf Guinea ffititle of Dr. S9I.OMON'S CORDIAL 13ALM OF GILEAD, she recnverr.l it, ate mnst nstflabsifille. Mal 41 .r her health and spirits, her etiaspiaint having been th .relly removed most mivtoralotusly. yr Mr. M•Dastalol permi-sine to refer respectable En quirers to the Pas December. 1811. .Applothwnite, near Keudal, Dec. 23, 1811. To DR. SOLOMON. tile.od-hause. ;war Lives-Iraqi. Si It,-I.iiitroisi ,1 with the ream . * v , rlttes of vooar hitr,hly celebrated 11edicine, tise CORDIAL BA LA* OF ti! LEA IL 1 feel myself bounden in justice to ymn, find c..r the ;ietwlit of the Public, to inform you, that early ill last spring I hail a violent pain in sav breast, accompanied with difficulty of breathing and excessive weakr..ss, s. that I could scarcely walk. I anti need for same time Sabatini% under tn.• most distressing sy to I's: r.aru. seetng in the 1% estinorlatal Advertiser, an 45.1 wit - of 'nine cures perf orseted in this neighbaiorhaad by taking the said Medienie, in the lat'er part of St.ptenitver, i procures! a Family Bottle of Messrs. M. and K. Branthwaite, y o u r A vil a, her taking of which, in two days time I felt its restorative wine:. and before I had finished the same was restored PO my farmer health : witich t ,_llssink • Crul. I aut now la; and remain, Y. ur most oberlt,nt servant, Witnesses, ISAAC HUTCHINSON. and It. Ilrantliwttlte. Kendal. (aged IA years.) D. MUT It, ICTURES, sz . e: I MPRESSZD with a consciousness that their de. viation from the general plan has been highly beneficial lit others, and improved in their professional ac q ui t :ea...ids by the malaria): of tsar twenty years experience, kle.srs. cciitani and CO. monotone, with unabated ardour, the eradication of those disorders which are the consequence of illicit indulgence, or the destructive habits of the inconsiderate Schield-boy. In valet:sing the cure of these Complaint., they nut rtes I n . duet-went to vier ; hut. sensible a. all men must: he of the ett i.Mtter of each rstlamitie, , ; they oller their assistance as regularly educated Surgeons of London. mid of the Royal College of Edinburgh. In all cases of .rielltylitic Infection, even g ni nphi l ii of Oehilits and Dettriefic‘, whether:an:Mg fr:nii toe infatuation of a curtain destioctive habit, limg residence in warm tlinta b.', free living, or tiny other cosec producing a deficetecy of sm.111) vigour, the patimit 40) rely on a spe. de restoration to elv,rion: Their io , pruved plan :if curing Strictures of the Urethra has hero attended with peculiar SUMS'S,. Strictures of ten and twenty )eite.' duration have yielded to their treat ment in the k hurt piTiod of three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability, w his have hbmired wide/ this paisifiti and distres.ing disease, having rca ei%iol a radical and permanem cure, particul..ily reque:4 that reference tag% he made to them, ns satisfactory evidences of the sledded superiority of Messi”. Cu. fli• Co.'s Pinfl of Treatment. Many of these Gerilleincit Mid hero under the cart of 51c , ors. limns% Heavi sate, . 4 14 trite , Surg , tupt of eyed eminence, who attempted their Cure by the uppliehtitut of the Lunar Caustic, without stereos. Me.-45. Clinic and Co. may he consulted by patients of either sex, aim the greatest secrecy nod honour, at their house, No, 107, Hatlem-garden ' Patient* in the country are requested to state the particulor of !keit case, age, mid general Minn li. Me, ac. &c. enclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the mtme will he given or sent to any part of She kingdom. To ensure that se crecy. so essential 1,. their lerinking, the postage of letter say be added to the arCOUSII fat niedieines. Till. ITltti-Rl/1 U., COY ISN tiAIZaKI 4 I. ON MONDAY EVENING, April 19, .Wili be .rased. DOUGLAs. Tows Norval, Mr. Betty ; Lady Ftwoiniph, yrs. p om .a. To wilds will be soloed. a New Groad Melo-Dramatic it. autoeo. AIADDIN; or. THE WONDERFUL LAMP. 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