The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-20 00:00:00

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I m 4 • •.. .... . • ..i b bs • , niN,Dtat '--- an .. ...• .....„...,... . . • • . . . , .. • • • 9 :~, o WO, .• - ••• NI:: 11 ROYAL, COVENT-DARDEN. • 17; I.NG, SATURDAY, October 20 ) :vied Shakspeare's Tragedy of • , KING lIENRY THE EIGHTH, d, Mr. Eft-1;11TON ; Cardinal WM ;i.ll4;f I C II - 1 (:.irate; •N 1 ri l kpmAN ; ~; , ...,1 nt:0111. .r % i s r. ryrur r• , 1 1 URRAY; Dake tiello,Not, to • • RRUS TON ; Duke of Norfolk, Mr. N.I• - I • • ke at Mr. .II A MERTON ; t h e (I v FAN l'Y L si d 01:11;rne111113, var. a O A f ; or -an..., Mr. St M %., _ AV_ l i !este r_. ll Mr. B.A N - tg:): Cr Udi K ; M I!_ K m tharine, Queen Vre. S I t ISullt n, JOHN. N, 0 i 1. u ; Utc.iy. Mrs. RYAL. Iti‘ .• Ca,411%;11•. hanquet.—Art It. The 'Trial of A I. ;rire.- Art V. Tar Prore,sion to the Christening • Ise Priticese r , which h,• ::tided, the Musical Farce of 1 . 111.: PADLOCK.. Di eg l, Mr. B L ELAI Y; Leander, Mr. TAYLOR 111.1 , II I, D. Leonora, Mist • 13OLTDN ; 1)t V LS PORT. . 'D e New Romnneevf The Bridal. Bing, junlai ,rfceiverl Ortmemnt ith universal approhatinn aid ap in to repeated evrry I.:Yeniipz t ill further notice. vtg i.le'd.por, aid be opened at half past live, and the clay be -02111.4 r am f,p t!oe Ilexestn_ he . tfikel of Mr. BRANDON, at N „ f o x .(ttice ui P 4.t. s pl i aLe, Hart-street, from ten t ill far% g„ 1 .414. Sernn ,l Pricc 3s. fiti..—Pit 35..6d. Second Price (iieler• .2.. Second price ls.-r Upper Cialkry Is. • tino p t „1. inatiey to-he returne4 . ' 0:1 , 11 -venge..—On Tuetdav, The Sametter.-- w e j o ,,ltv, The Rued to Ituin.=--On 'Thursday. The Fi jstn. iday. The Woodroun.-On Saturday, -tlo Ninuday, 1 -----_ WOOF:RFT". NEW ARRIVALS! OYU MO AGFA IL, EXETER 'Cf: .ANGE, STILAND, REVIVED AN It IsirßOVeb BY • , S. VOLUM, I Now the fiat tinporiuin of Living Curio,ities in the known World. I • T HAT ettmodinary animal, of ancient fame, rie Ill: !N t/C EROS. or. real Unicorn.. A ,roperidonis ELEPHANT; A most BEAUTIFUL ZEBRA ; EWE NI AJF.STIC LIONS; NUR TRENIEVIMUS BENGALI ROYAL.TYGERS; Two laughing li Y 2F.N AS; A pair /extraordinary fine LEOPARDS; Ilse JAGUA R, or...TV:ER CAT; EGYPTIAN CAMEL; The CYRUS, or (TREAT CRANE of BENGALI k Nir of IS %N G A ROOS. Kith their young. one ; Torre Belearir, or ROYAL•CRAWN CRAN LS; A Pair of CUR ASOES t . The Silver VULTURE; The great FEMALE' ELK; IttLIEICS, o:, Litmreus:s SOUTHERN OSTRICHES, A.nd the enoramiN Snr.f.'ETON of a SPERNIAUCTI WHALE >;l ;.,it feet long, and la. only one irt &Wad. wit!! a ...mit v:triety - of Eiterestiti4 Animals and Birds. c.i..:.i.ial in three Apartments,. at One Shilling each, or Two S'iill'ing% nod it-peosee the whale. The utmost Nalise given for ill kinds of Foreign Birds and i . Beasts. C K AND SURGICA T. DISPENSARY.— iiis Ruyal littaurv; Vle Duke of York, Presideret r and tie Fallon Comnienee of Governors : • • • -• Psi ut Lenrins John Latourh. Esrf*N- P. •Col. H. Ciegieots, M. P. Rt •R. It. itrri,lan, M.P. Sin-jean, - Mi. Kiernan, Mern . Al.11. 4 :1. I. D. 3Nere,, .rgean, ss.—_ Col. .1. Barry, M. P. ber of the Royal College, cnt. W. lintesi , •i• h ow d o m. • The 11 . 10 patro n age of this itisfitution i .cooducted under I lie winagement of a Gentleman of the first proft.sibnil abilities; will yitisfy t.tc Public trf the Idprtior 'exetflenceof the plan. It camhi,n with aSucee4fiti practice of•all diseases iinpru &tidy cfpgracted by:the young mid unwary, and of their dread ful corsequences,• as strictures, debility, &c. a delleacy, se ntry, aad humor, iweoudacting dte cure, hitherto unknown. The data of tub institution on public confidence, is founded es its being e s tablished as o protection to 'society against the fr.t.d delusions held out by empirical pretendtini in thi, branch in prinked. The fist symptoms yirid to Mr. Klernatt's treat sinn at kw days. Ttie Surcro, may he co:uulted by either rt nith the greatest secrecy. at his private • house, No. '2l, looter Charlotte -street, Itellford-qmare, from Nine till l'welve int I Sinning, and from Six till inc\iue ti Clock ,at Night; 16 whom letters and other Communications.form Town and Conn lrYi may b: addressed, aitti veal be punctually answered. • T u much to beregrettell, as it is iiidisputsbly I ( ertlia. thal Brent number of :m anfortimate Class of Fe! oak hexane victims to a certain I)iseaoe, from an titter impos sihdity, os their part, of paying the exorbitant expence ex acted for a Cure by Practitioners in general, or• from the ircul and horror the Licata :us Hospital produces upon their riot:: a roluderation that induces Nlers. JONES anti Co. litho Isoclinic confined their Profes-iorial Pursuits to the treat sod ..f Y Elt CAL AFFECTIONS), to inform- the atmedoeription of llatiems. and those whose liberality and ihdores them to cmutiti.erate their sitiftirtumite sitaa tit:, dm 'rickets, fur Females. One Guinea each. entitling , 'titer to a Cure, may be,had, by persouaLapplication. or Viler Bane paid), at their boosts,. Nu. 96, Uniuu-otreet, „)( 1 ) 1 \ he nert"atY to inform those who do not know Mr. that (tic utmost care and most.driimite alleation will be pod is every individual, until a perfect re:establishmerit of /groin b t firmed. rbe 'Ramo success which has attendt4 Mr. .TONES's "r trewin 4 uti.tinate tiLliE FS and ST R LCTUR ES of wn:ricz A, induc e ,. bins to offer his its.:l4ttuee to Geo wars trith such Atfeetioin, and to signify that he a t ' !elitism how from Light o'Clock in the tiionunq,until Two. THE ROYAL FA M I LY, and .Ladies and Cunilemen of Fashion, in Englautl, use RUSSIA OIL, f " tr l*raing the hair when dre;siiig ; is so great a nourisher to the prevents iv miming grey to all ;min& t promotes W"itlis•prevents its falling off, and .restores it on bald tre', vibe least roots. Several Gentlemen that were bald, e &dared. after using the Russia Oil regularly for six 11/ "L", the bald places became covered with hair ; promote% " e bnots and Whiskers; will prevent whiskers turning reddish Or er e) , II is Th e b est peepention in the world for preserving and "milt; t!te Hair. In ;hart, where there is hair by nature, :ad it has fallen oil; by using; the ['Luria Oil regularly, you eIY rely on its being l restored. Keeps false hair soft, and ali- I , trance !wand. Seveo Shillings per bottle ;- or on. , bottle, mitaining tour small, at One Guinea; or six guinea hoittles at rite Pounds. retail; and for exportation, by the Pro ti""r• A• PriOU P , N o , 9, John-street, Oxford-street, Loa . n; and by Mr. Smyth. Perfumer to his Ma 'Bond-street ; amine and Sons, Perfumers to her Tichtioroe-street, Goltten-square ; antl Ble w, in,Peros to the Prince and Pritteess of %Vales, said Duke and t er' . of York, 5, eo itsuur-street ; Berry, 17, Greek str..rt ; Low ; f ITI 4), Ox ford.tirer trand ; and Thorn. Ncwhn. I ; Davison.* Fleet -it reel; Rigge, 65, Chimpside ; S . St. Paul's Church-yard, London, or i t - 14 b" l ""tri'e!. D ubli n ; ltoyal Exchange ; i ti44 47 4 ,0, 1 principal Perfumers or 51edicine Venders in the \bro w . ; •, Captains trading to foreign parts. also Coup- , I'lot'itPts, sending their orders to any wholesale Per- Med!citte Venders they dell ill in Liiidons alit re' ‘ri allo , vl • • wit % C:iinrefeits are selling in petty shops, it ix' _ r.t regoestod to observe 'the label on the ouVide Li i!.!er o. pact ipatle is signed in Russian Gold Ink " mid Peince ;" any a itilflUi teat signature arc COUlarr .. It to AM' --., part of the country, on rearitting the money by LONDON; Szt7VBD4Y; OCTOBER 20, 1810. Te the GENTLEMEN,' CIARDY t and FREEHOLDERS .. . nf•tbe.COUNTY of GLOUCESTER. GEIIITL646Ni TH E encouraging success w hi c h s till . attends -the progress of my Canvass increases the conildeace which I hive already expressed no t he result. • Even in districts most subject to the influence of the Friends of my Oppouent; I find a respectable support, and ain frequently assured of the most cordial wishes of those who are compelled, against their own inclinations, to vote against me. The county shell feels the cause to be, what it roally is-its own; and with this spirt Hs' generally anti so strongly impressed, we caonot fail OrsUcress , Whether a Coalition of Peers, is opposition to my Elerti on, does or shies not exist. and whether, if it does exist, inch Coali ti4lll b natural or not, I. pave as a question of Gut to the deck lion of the County at large. Althougli,a qualification arising. from !Mid k the well-knows-criterion for a Comity Elector,. and the Landed Interest i., in yvery point of vie*, entitled to the highest respect ; yet there are other ',Merest', which it would be 'whiter just gar ;possible to,deprise of 'a great degree of inthsence lathe rettirn of a (lomat* Representative; interests deriving theirCuoseqttence trots the. exincione nt •;„ Oder' indliiidualesstibieli. hare laced them iu k44l2lpit ' ' 1(0 1•A and linactuntisM Mee ' i atid - givitYtheat a aast-sr riots idelkbit intim welfare of the Sulte•-il ineaDOseCPihneT-: cial and Manufacturing * lnterests ; end; to eitilenvour to sepa rate those Interco* from that of the Landed ProprietOrs, would bens weak in policy us Impassible in practice. They mottoilty assist and depend on each other. There is alsownother Interest. which, though connected with Land, is not strictly comprised under the title of the Lauded Interest—l clean the Agrictil tura! Interest; au Interest fortonate:y for this kinglons,.every day rising more and more into consequence; and its the respect able body of l(comatt6, - fonning one of the prriudest Oilers of ' this nation . Of this most respectable body, I boast already a powerful support ; and I. feel the most perfect coofidence, that this support wilt doily increase. The highly respectable support of the Clergy with which I am honoured, i 3 an Interest Which I ;He most proud to acknow ledge, ia addition to those 1 have not.re enumerated: wad 1 heg to assure them all, that In the event of my success, Which their united exertions leave me oat the smallest reason to doubt, I shall consider myself not merely the Representative of the Landed Estate, but of every other Interest to which I have before alluded; and that my utmost exertions will be used to pay due attention to the interests of every Inhabitant of the County, whether Freeholder or not. I have the honour to he, • With the higheSt respect, Gentlemen, Yuur very faitlifel and obliged humble Servant, BEILKELLY WILLIAM GUISE. Ifighnam Court, October 13, 1100. DE CAIX requests leave to juror's' his much respiTted Customers and the Pahlie, that the whole of the extensive ASSORTMENT of PATTERNS are now on view at his Shew Rooms, 43. Old Rood street ' where unfinish ed work, in its different Wages, nuts,, likelike.. isebe seen. Orders for BRONZE and ORM OULU taken as usual. Fine Specs :teas of Indian and Foreign Porcelain. _ _ ARECENT DISCOVERY in the Art of mitt.. log II F.AI)-1)R ESSE% &e. upon a new and improved Principle, unlike or different trail others in this Country, befog similar to N ATU RE, and for which Isis 111aje:ty has lately granted hi.. Royal Letters Patent. V ICK ER it's Name being plaFed conspicuously in Shops wherein he has no concern, plra.e to observe his direction ts, No. d. Taxistock..4reet, Coveiwzonien. INDIA SIikWLS ON LADIES or GENTLEMEN desirous of pur_ rliasiu curious INDIA till A WLS, have now tut op vartunitv of inrecting the LARGEST coLLE4"rtox ever sera on sloe appl}lnt at W Aal and DAVID JE REM Y's Mus in, Ltuen, and Shawl Rooms, No 148, Strand; dear Somerset-hpose. N. 13. The Tuft valtit given for India Shawls, Gold and Sil ver Muslin*, &c. : •r • A. NEW INVENTION. _ _ _ • le/(ORGAN and SANDERS, Patent Sofa, j`ktl, and Chair Bed Manufacturers to their Majesties, and so the 1t0p..1 Family, have the trointur Of infonvang Ladies and ticialetnen they have inyetited,a most compkte and de candy Cimino" , WRITING TA at,li, in the save of a MOW, fingtilarly novel, and roost exceedingly grand and handsome, and which they beg leave to call Pitt Cahinet Matte WritM 't 0,t,?, out of respect to that ever to be lamented great an d gitod Statesman. M. and S have also made several 'lmprovements net their Pa- teat Imperial Dining Tables, which are now allowed to weed all others in every sei•iwet ; likewise the Inventors of the much -admired Patent 1 rafalgar Sideboards' and Dining ta- Wes, sit um yet si:llv approved or, and hlaimfacturers of the Pa tent Brass Screvt tedNteads. with various essential Improve meals receni Iv added, at their Dpholstery and Caniuet b,lllOll- factory and *are-rooms, 16 and 17. Catherine-street, Strand. The new-invented Globe. Writing Tatk was absolutely first manufactured ander the immediate Directions and Orders of MORGAN .ind SAN nEits. I%iACASSA It OIL, for the GROWTH of II ?.1 patronized by their Royal Highnesses the PHAN CESS of W.ILES and the !JUKE of SUSSEX, is the finest ofnvesition ever knOwn for increailng the GROWTH of HA IR, even on BA I. D PLACES--noprisMng and preserving it &OM 'infancy to Maine Old Age, rendering the Hair beauti ro4.9ott, and producing an. in estimable glass on the Irleneat. Its Witten are pre-einitient for iinprovint, purifying, and beau tifying the Hair of Ladies and Gentlemen, and Children.—Vile Rowland's Essay. op the Hair. This invaluable Oil, recommended on the basis of truth and experience. L; sAd at Ss. 6d. per bottle, or larger Bottles, at One Gain -aeach, by the Proprietors, Roti land and Son, Kirby street.'th.ttm_izgardett, London by app • 'mem, by Barham, Edinburgh; m`ttr‘dr, Glasgow ; Mrs. Davison, Parliament street,Vidilia ; lira by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders in the K ingdont. rupialtlour avlil.LB tYAItI, N F.Att. At.i3A.N PLCCAIJILLY. • ~pO[3INSON• begs leave to inform his•Ftientii .1%., milt lie Public, that he is constant' v receiving from his Ma nnfact.xy afresh supply of Goods of every descripti io the Tunbridge Wire Line, the whale of which-he is enabled to sell 'holesole, Retail, and for Exportation ou as low terms as any House in Landon or Tonbride Wells. A great variety of articles made of white wood for Ladies to ontantert.-0111 Tunbridge Ware repaired amid varnished, or takeolit exchange for new.--lingli'sh nod punch Toys. with all kinds of genuine Frenchand Faddish Perfumery. The fasiiiniable Game of the Devil and the Penisitive Fish to be met with in great Sitriets xt Robilison's Shop. • _ . r LI E , CORDIAL {BALM of GILE A I) ;If. 1 fords the most permanent Relief, and is happily mica- 'lived for the Weak, the &Hay, and 'Arai. Persons of either Ses. who, frosts habits of indulgence, late silting op, sedentary employmeat, anxiety of mind, frequent intoxication, sudden fright, ser exertion, a weakly constitution, th- bile, or other causes, are subject to VariqUi and distressing Nervous Affee- 1 tioni, includin4 Sick Head-ache, Hysterical and Consumptive Compluints, disrelish fur Society or Business, Tremor. and ge neral Emotion ou the most trilling occasions, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, &c. will tind immediate relief from the use of this Medicine. .. • In' Debility, Semouil Weaknesses, Bilious and Irritable Ha bits, Tales liormles, or Nervous Comminptions, its merit stouts unrivalled. II enters into and mixes aiththeimist subtle of the Animas Fluids; assists, invigosates the Decayed Juices, and t h ro ws a genial warmth upou the debilitated and relaxed parts that Stand in need of aiOstance. • • ' Persons emeriti% tipoo the, bolt state of Matrimony should consider, that •' where the , fountain is polluted, Cie n stivanis that flow from it cannot be pore." A s ol i ng of sine matlino in Two Guineas.—Tile Cordial 1 Baba of Gilead is said in Buttleii, ricie half-a-guinea( each; i t hii e are aim Fa t uity liottim:Trite-Akt. containing equal to four Bottles sit 10a. Rd. by which tbe -Patient sates is. including also theoluty OW .Sionip of whieti heart the Proprietor's name 1 and address, "Snot. Soitimon, , Liverpanl," to imitate osiii,li i, Ifelony. —NT. B. The pmtngeof all- Letters to the .Doctor must be pnid, owl a for of lily bd. inclosed for advice. Sold by Mathews mid Leigh, thy *mad, untligl Blediclos 1 Venders iu Town and Cott:ivy, • . . , . A .LETTER on the MEDICATE PROPERTIES of FLEECY HOSIERY. By WM. BUCHAN, M. D. Author of Domestic Me4icioe. The Sixth Edition. In the Monthly Review this Letter is notified in the follow ing words :—" Dr. Buchan here enumerrt - .. , the several diseases whirls are either caused. or increased, b % the variatiotst of Cli mate in this country, and which are likely to be obviated or relieved by attention to proper clothing. He recommends, and we think justly. the Manufacture called fleecy Iltniery, in preference to Flannel. lu:leed the delicacy and utility of this article fully deserves the praise which is hereby bestowed upon it."--To he had of the Patentees of the Fleecy Hosiery, Holland, Waisteln and Horton, No. SU, Holboru; and of the different Booksellers. • . 0" La Lettre de Mr. Le Vedette Buchan, Lent de paroi tre en Francois. This Day was pablisbefl. In 1 vnl. Svn. Twice 9s. boards, LETTERS on th e PROPHECIES selected from eminent Writer,. By J. SMITH, 'Gent Printed for Jot. John/ba and CA: St. Paul's Churchlard. Where may he,had, by Ike iftme Author, a r.ew Lditinn, cor4 r^cted and enloretni; of AN'EXAMIIATION of tbe-PA Sittin S comaiard in the GOSPELS. and other BOOKS of the NEW T ESTANIE N respecting the person J ESUS; with Observations arising from them. Puce ss. sea ed: : • • • • • This Day wns . published. In 3 vols. small netneo, price 12s. in boar* dedicated. by per mission, to her Rua! Highness the Princes of W•Les, a Serwid Edition of R UNIMMWOODK - DISORDERS OF IL/ CH.1E1)110011 with ; Directions for the Management of Infmitsfroni the Birth, ndoPted to itnitigstic ose; Alto lately published, by ' ttie sleite Author, the 'Fifth Edi tion, price 1%. M. inboards,. Ofa TREATISE on the DISE AS ES of CIIILD R EIS de ilicated, by permission, to the Queen, and now precisely adapted to professional readers. , • Also, by tlw !Mille Author, a Third Edition, price 6s. M. Of iris SURGICAL VIA CTS; containing a:Frannie on Ulcers of the Legs, Scrophillous Tumours, the hinnimary Ab so Diowders of the.Ey!. and on Gangrene. ' • • were, London, Printed fur •Callow, Crown-roar), Prinqn streei, Soho. • This Day was published. br the Autinit, aid sold byblissos. Parsons, 1.66, ..Flaut•sareets.trier 18 . • • Pit ItODI SIA ;, tsr, .A. few-Observatiatis Means of. promoting Conjugal Happiness; highty resting td the Sexes, with a succinct Account of the extracarcii nary C arrus OF H gh• LT II AND:Yrs:WM, invented by VI'S K A'l'Y RANA N Attie/1. Ifisckeern, or Physician to his )lighness the late Mahonimed •Kawn Wullljali ilehimdeir Nabob of the Carnntac. * • - Si quid novisti rectius istis • . candidiss ianperti, si non his utere. Meant. IfoitC- Qumritur argentuan puerisipsebanta . . Creamlis astir. Hort. trtsr. The Titte• of this small Tract 'My. Perhaps. inditeimany persons, at the first glance, to. suppose it Ips.s.for its object the encouragement of an undue indulgence of theoissions; br that it was written with a view of 'exciting, in an extraordinary de gree, the vivid imaginations of youth, to the consideration of subject., which, from fire dissipated *habits of she times, it is greatly to he feared, too p . genersillyengage their attention, with out the aid of additional ourentives. So far from any such intention, the Antlior solemnly declares, that his sole 9.041 as to convey such important information, to married people only, as mast prove essentially emadoeice to their domestic toinfort, happiness, •iina tranquillity ;.ani thus reduce the many instances of iatitelity and disinter amongst the higher classes di 44it.t v. the fregoeut recurrence ofwhicn.has literally become a national reproach. Theseffects of the Aphrodisiac Girdle , or Cestits of Health, Vigour, asd Animation, are tur less certain,*than safe and agreeable. When applied round the. waist. the influence of the sublime vivifying qteintesseotes, With which the grosserin gredients of the amulet ore united and formed Mtn a paste; dart in a moment, siith the rapidity of light. over the w hide system, and instantaneously rind lastingly isecruit the strength, and exhiliriste the spirits. This genial application refreshes, braces, composes, comforts, and illuminates all the corporeal , and,•tbrough, them; the mental faculties; and, Waive every thing, it always found to prudtice one certain edect, in so short a period, as to appear to operate liken charm. . . The Aphrodisiac Girdle, or Cranes of Heatet, Vigonr, and Animation, is not recommended as a specific or cure for any disease or COmplaint whatever, but rota safe and salutary appli- Cation, for the - purpose of producing certain ?fleets, which hove already been mentioned; and consequently, a mean of promoting and preserving that intrroony, love, and affection, so esseutially necessary to the continuance of " coujugal bliss ;" which cannot be hoped tar,' where either party is inattentive, cold, or apathetic to Hymeneal rites. It stt fact well known to mall , noblemen ant gentlemen, now in England, who were formerly in ; India, that tie late Noholl of tiretflarintie, Allahonuned Ally Kasyn Walktjsth He- , hander, for whose particular use, nm,d by whose private phy sician, V Raea Naigue. the Cestus w i ts first devised and prepared, had born to hiss, by • the ladies of his zmuma, no • le s than seven hundred and fifq-eight children, in the space of thirty-Mae years ; during which period, a single abortion did not swear 10 any of his 11911.14*041* favourites ; cirmonstanees which bts Highness uniformly attributed I. hit and their con swat), wearing Aphrodisiac Gihtlks,, the same as are now of fesed,la the Selfish Public.. ; \ The Aphrodisiac !girdles, or CAttri of Ileatth, Viecturond . Animation, are sop, sealed up, hi boxes, price live guineas each, only by Messrs. Pepsins. 'I6G, Fleet-streets Mr. Crisp, Coekspor-Street. earner of Orin airdents Mr.,Richards, druggist, 11/9, titrand Mr.Green,.39B, Oxford-street, near Dean-street ; Mr. Stubbs* druggist, 98, Cheapsfde; Mr. She* , pant, Hi 'stet ; and Mr. it'll, 1/gbh's. 41, Qhserve, that there is an emblematical engraving na the outside wrapper. of this Ms, with she untive scenery orate threkeem's simple dwelling, .tail that his name. Vinekaty Rana Naigue, k annexed, in Malabar characters, bring a fac simile of. his hand-wtitius. • ....,, PRICE 8 kb, BILES BY .4ffIGTIOA-T, Grand Union, Grand Western, &atom sod Brldgesrater; Stain* ford Inaction, Bath mail &Mal, Salisbury and Smolt:now , ton, and LatienNter Canals; East-Landon; West ktiddlesee,, and Kent Winer i Works ; New Sborettim Docks and Hat. hour; Herring Ft.hoey I Golden Ltnewid British Ale Brest erica; _Gas Light 41)41 Coke Conip:suy ; Aucti on mat; NI Newspaper; Shooter's IfIU and Highgate A ill: Vali • hall aid Strainf llehl‘es ; Hope, Atlas, and Cank Life la& . menace Consisjinie‘; and Great.lloyer-street Road Improve.. Walt. • • • Td RIK SOLD BY AUCTION, By N HAMREI and 1.11. 1 1111 1 11111 LS, . At the Mires on W.Et/NESDA.Y, October IMO; at • Twelve „ 'Clock; . A VARIETY of SHARES; iii tho aboard ESTA. tustiliEwrs. Catalogues may be had an the kkorrio: tg of Sale at the Offtrel of kka 4urtioneers, Na.' 4 NM% Eliallery, Radian Matt, la No. 10, Broad - arrest ,. Ro yal Rachange: • - . Madeira and Port Wines; Jamaica Ram, Brown Stout, Ale and Cviter, unit o fete Lois of 4ov. TO UK SOLD 11Y By NEEDU 4At and HUM ibtlal ES, At the Mart, Ull THU RSDAY and FRIDAY, the 45th nail 26th Inst. at Tweet o'Clocks eat.% Day, ONE IWNDItED DOZEN MADEIRA, ditto Pon, 60 Gallons Itum, 50 dozen Brown Stout, 20 dilto Cycler. 50 ditto Ale, and 20Uallons Soy. Catalogues may b furl at Ott Auctiometrie Offices, No. is North Gallery, Auction Maui, uud No. 10, Broad-street s Royal Exchnage. • N.B. The Wine, Bc. . luny be tasted at the place of Sale, rand the Lots o be sent, ftee of expence, if within ;we ' miles of the place of. Sale. EicuANGE your.Priste9 in the State Lottery for Tickets and Shares in the GRAND CITY LOT& TEItY. You will receive a balance in C.ish, and probably be further entitled to as tine Fit EEHOLD in the Cky of Lon don, 4th December next, Whesi tba Lottery will be drawn. eit.Es.gtve mum - Ticket £Bl5 0 Half.... ..... sCI 12 0 f Eighth £1 4 0 Quarter 2 7 0 j Sixteenth.... 0 . 12 U Tickets and Shares :ire Selling nt ItOLFE an 1 CO.'s of fier,, Nos. 1 and 15, Sitinner-streetl.l3and 14, Picket-street; 7, Stone/shill; t, Aldgate (corner of Houndsditch); 8, Cure hill ; 119, Oxford-street; and 120, Strand. NEW AND FASIIIOVABLE SILKS, FAMILY MOURNING, &c. JSEPII SNUGGS, MERCER and. MANU IACTUREIL to her NIA,I,F.STY, has the honnor of and pouncing to the Nobility, ;entry, and his Prlends generally, that Isis late Partnership having es fired, he has removed entirely from Chandos-street, to N is. 9.;), the Csirper of Henrietta-stmt. Covent-garden. J. S. avails tiinre4l of this Opportunity to present his_most .gnitefol !floras for the very 46ringtrisired prererence he has so long experience. d, and respectfully solicits a Continuance of their Itih.l Patronage ha his new Finn of SN COGS and Having completed.on ettensiee Assortment of new, elevints and fashionable SI LK a:!apted to the Season, Italian Nets, • Mifilits. plain mid izured Gauzes. &c. with Lustres, Poplios, and Satin. Crapes, Horalutzeens, and every Article for Court and Family Mourn*, all of superior Make, SN LitiGS and Co. request the Favour of Ladies to honour them by tus In. iyeetion of their Prodoctions, which they flatter themselves for Taste, Elegant*, and-Qoalitif. will be fraud out infertut to any and attach Prices its will ensure general A pprotottion. N0..2A, the l',ortier of Henrietta-street, Lirant-garden. BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS• DAY. This Day was published; in one vol. large netfttco, price Mb. 6d. PRACTICAL ELECTRICITY' and GAL. VAN ISM : cOntainine a - Series of Experiments, calcu: laird for the use of those who are des roes of becoming a,c cruaiided with that branch of Science.. Illustrated with nine Copper-plates. ily JOHN CUTIIIIERTSON, Philosophical Isi-xsament Moter,-aott Vellow of the Philos& phicol Societies of iiialmotano Utfecht. Printed for J. Callow, Medical Ilnnkwftet , Clown -court, Princet-strect; SOtto. k. - N. B. Where may he had, J. C I O.I.OW'S -NEW CATA LOGUE of a MODEIN COLLECTION of MEDICAL 'BOOKS, contain* the moat appmve4 Aritirtis, for 1810. . . . • THE REAL 14PAN BLACKING MADE BY DAY and MARTIN: THIS Invaluable Composition, with half the. metal labour, produce? tint o.vst beautiful jet black eves. beheld, affords peculiar nourisionebt to the leather, will nut the finest 'linen, is perfectly free from may unpleasant smell, and will retain it* virtues in any climate. Sold wholesale by Day dud 'Martin; at the ManuMetorya Ku, 97 ' II igh- II ollorm; retail by Day, No. 7,. Taieistock.' street, Covent-garden; W. Day, St), Swallow4treet Axtell, No. I, Fineh-lime ; . and by the principal Boot-nutkers,• Perak feeler*, mid Oilmen, in the Metropolis; and in every TON throtiihout the United K Meath; iifstotie bottles, price is. 6d. ea 4%. • CAUTION AGAINST IMPOSITION. , AS S potion ~,reparalions; in infitation bt ' SUIL 's ItV.-ANfNIATING sOLAICTINCTUrtE I ' arc implosed on the Public, it hetomes the duty of the Propriei ; tor of the GgiatiacrAledicine to guar i d them wisest such impo sition in future sibs; therefore begs lea ve to inform them, the Geusitne SOLAR, rDictuat has his signature, " C. W. •SAFFIA:L."'Oon the outside of all the arra ppers. ,A Pamphlet -may he hod, gratis,•containitig a number of Cure.: latelsrAterfurined by this valuable Restorer of Nature, ha Dilleases.ii(toe areast and Lung!, 4fithnsit,Propsv, Cousump. Nerrom *Complaints, Agues, CouvuMans, ind allviolent • Disorder% of the Stomach nod , &welt. • • • ' • Sold in bottles, at 6s. is. 64. and lls. at the Original Rarer has, No. 4tv.• New liridoe.lgsset, Ludgate-hill, London; aid b. most of the respectable irelgders in the Kingdom. CiT,HARM [Aid WA rt.:Liar:the Cure of all Complexional! Ailments, and Benotifyi% the Skin. •.• FHIS Co obination of innocent Ittiedienis, (rout its infallibly allaying Ow creels of Beat and removing Stan-burn, is a Most pleasant and neiessary article for the Toilet. It is a g eneral improver of the Skin, a certain cure for all cutaneous Eruption., and the bites or stings of - venomous Its' sect S, and-is thus - particularly recommended to the Public.. with the strongest testimonies itc faneir of its Effie,ary, Irmo a circle of the first - fashipe ' io whicß'il has been loom used—its purifying property olio reader' it intstimattle to Ladies who ' wear Rouge. ' • -• It may be wed for "Children of nil-gees : and the many who have hc tn' benefited by its application, countitmes one of its recothunendations to the ciinfidence of the Public. Pints Is. fid,—Half rims 4s. ti. N. B. NoWe are genuine but those-signed . by the Proprietor • ' oft the Label of each Bottle. • Prepared mid Sold hy Mr. Br.gge, Holloway; Sold also by Buyley - noti Blew. Cockspur-street, hoodoo, and most re spectable,Perfttmers and Medicine Venders, tq whose Masts Letters from Persons of t he first Distiction may beLoseen, in con- , Drina( ion of its efficacy. sa !Si efANCBRS of all, kinds are CUR — ErOwitliont bi• Dr. CAVA'LLO and SON (Members of the Royal College of Surgeotn), No. 2S. King-street. Bloomsbury square, London. The r.stonishing success attending their prac.. tire, for a 11.11:11ACT of yeart, in eatzanily curio both both Intern and ulcerated Cant:twos Tumours of every descrildion, without any 'surgical operation, has induced Dr. Cava and San to devote the principal part of their ,time And proreoonat atten tion to the treatinent of these compaints. While they engage no case which appears Ithsolutelyioeuralde, they continue to eradicate this dreadf u l ifileast in peronii of every age.and sex, ' with permhttcnt cert.:may, and Incorrect and carry off the o r humours from the blood. by proper medicines. On this superinrilaii,of treatment they also care the EVIL, nod , tn. eunditioned ULCER/sot' the most virulent nature. When it is necessary for Patients from the Qountry to remain Ray time Ia London, the, Doctor fisSiall in procuring commodious apart ments, &e. ; and all poSt-pai4 letters, stating tie particulars o? c oma l a id are i nnu ,.de m t e ly anssw6vd,"by which onons• they willitnow whether it will be ueee,saVyt to come ,to town or not. 41.0ionie for consilltation (either i;ersomilly or by letter) morningajrery hepire two. and ....very eVefiilf after fur . Re. Caval ib and lion; Kiktpalreet, • loornsburv-squitee • 1 * Lends**, Dr. C AVA LW's PATENT ELECTRIC tiIRDLE, pike Three Pnostli, for the arettatl Cure of ItUPI'UitES vl .l oF,BILITY, wt. be hod, by appliiitg perronall;, tie by latter, pod paid, to the Doctor, ft-i'abote. . • ..;' . • • i This 17 illiitio.t,h4, • 7 . 1 fn Oita,n l via 3,,,1 11 . , ... ~.' di l„ :,,,.. „, . , t PRitegitiV i litl, - 1170111er qittebrg Olt : - J • ..t DER EIS R ESPIR A TION t *a_Aigftilliikitilefrit• 'of eistnrokive Asthma. their eitowsms&iodltaLtoosist .. By ROBERT BRET., M.'d.likrtit.t,,,; ' • Felkiw oUt heltoyal College of 'Plicsickusi. '. . ' The fourth Edition, with additional Practiced Ohteivasions. London : Printed for Jahn Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-coart, Princes-street, Soho. , I Where only he had, price Si• I CURSORY* REMARKS on CORPULENCY. Ry a 1 MEMBER of the ROYALCOLLKGE of SURGEONS.