The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-10 00:00:00

-~, p Seeietory of the Island of Tobago, Chu. Gre s_ vine - 400 Total Sinecures. 6te. in Eag hod. exclu4i%c of °Races to be reformed 4.r aholirlied, nod including those in me Law Courts, tttttt inning to 62.4621. of which a part only appears to he in tue • gift of the Crown 129,A52 - _ Ctme Nat Recpt. itecpt. derives his emoluments from the revenues of Jamaica.—They are independent of a sum of £l.lOO, received at the time of granting the deputation. Proton Marshal. Lord Braybrook (date of patent 6th October, 1762) 2103 2100 Clerk of the Crown and Courts—Right Iron. Sir Evan Nepean, Hart. 2330 2500 Clerk of the ‘larketi—George Sackville Su- Clerland, 16th January, 17'4 207 207 BARRADOF.S : Secretary and Clerk of the Court—Hos. Percy Chas. Wyndham, 4th May, 1763, Barhadoes currency 13001. 313 Provoo Marshal—T. Carter, Ith May, 1763 (=opposed to Ise about 500/. a year, but no thing hag been received) 500 Naval Olticer---W. 11. E. Rentinck - 200 • Lry,w ARE) ISLANDS: Secretary and Clerk of the Crown. Jac. Towns end Oswald, Esq. 21th October, 1757 - 210 Provost Marshal, John Lillington rownall, Esq. and for the life of his brother, Sir Geo. Pownall, 4th May, 1771 500 N. B. The salaries. or foes belonging to the above Offices are payable in the Colonies to which they belong. Thee Office= in the Islands devolved upon their present possessori, under Reverai4nary Grants Naval Officer of St. Lucia, Wm. Bulge 570 570 Naval Officer of Curacoa, Robt. Lukin Unknown. Natal Officer of Newfoundland, Richard !HO' Noble - 597 298 _ 'Naval Officer of Demerara - - 1150 The net profits of this Office hue fallen to 2001. per annum, since the embargo in Ame rica. Naval Officer at Trinidad, Adam Gordon 42! 422 seee rr tar ,Regi.ter. and Clerk of the Council at Trinidad, .Inutes Chapman - 483 465 Seeretiry and Register at' St. Lucia, Hugh Stuart - - 23 25 Clerk of the Crown in Lower Canada, Win. Pollock - - SO3 ilt) Secretary and Register of Records in Lower - • Canada Thomas Atnyot - . Unkcsawa. Naval (Nicer at Grenada, R. R. Wood 105 105 Twelve Registers it) Vice-Admiralty Courts abroad, mostly acting by Deputy.—No re-• turn has been made of their salary and • emoluments. See 2.2 d Geo. 111. c. 75. -+-+ . £19,464 ..17,086 Total, viz. • - . -- 7 el -•••••-r-- - . In Law Cottits - 5 t62,162 Siaecurrs.dtc. not in the Law Courts - - 434/4 Ditto, required by law to he reformed or al*: - • .. fished, after the live, of the present possessor,' 71,985 Sinecures. &c. in-Foreign SettlNlnents - 17,086 Total Sinecure Ofacsouul Offices execut ed wholly or rhieffy by Deputy, is; hog- . • •. - . laid and the Colos,ies - . ,_ • senthlYl Deduct from X 03,137 A future Faring. from Offices . . . to be refocused or abolished • of - - 0,565 • By au edict of the King of Saxony,. Shaves are exempted from the tax whiels•they. formerly paid upon attending the fairs of Leipsic and Nam. berg. A Russian Lund-holler, in the government of Wilna, has, by his last will, emancipated all his peasants, to the number of seven thno.and. The Emperor Alexander has confirmed this act of be. neficence. . The Grand Duke of Frankfort has abolished the immunities formerly enjoyed by the merchants and cloth and linen manufacturers of the Imperial free cities, on taking up their residence there, oe attending the fair. In eoinpliment to the immortal Net.sost, who some years ago honoured Milford with a visit, the Anniversary of his glorious victory of the Nlle (the Ist of August) has since been observed as a day of rejoicing by the inhabitants of that town and neighbourhood. It was celebtated yesterday mon., night by a sailing match for aSilver Cup, followed by variouLeustic spode, which afforded much en. tertainment. A Clerk, who has absconded. with a consider. able sum of money, has been advertised by his prin. : cilia's, who describe him as having a very sty look. The box of one of those eracrvelticles called hackney coaches, on Wednesday gave way, from age and rottenness, in Fleet-street, by which the coachman was precipitated over the horses' heads, and considerably hijnred. The horses taking fright, plunged with much violence, and forced' the pule of the coach into the.shop window of Mr. - Parker, the glass.man, the greater part of . which• was demolished, together with a loge quantify ot expensive cut glass, of greater value4han the coaebr; and horses together, fur which the owner df the: coach will, of course, have to•pay. Saturday lasts between two and three e c eloek, the lightning broke upon the thrasliing-Milt al' Syritsgfiqld, .near Mid Caller, Edinburghi .which communicating to the officub, the whole were taxi.' tirely burnt to the ground. :St. Bernard's Well, near Edinburgh, ItlikeelO . rented at 251. a year, was let, a few days ago, -ad ; a five yeai's lease, at the increased rate of 1101. On Woduesday, Aaron 41e.tander, the Jew, who was.eonvicted at the lastAliddlcsex Sessions. of setting fire to his -house in Little Queen-street, Li n eoln , s.lnn-fields, stood iolhe•pillory from two to three o'clock,- aim Migk ,Molborn, opposite Sonthampton-street. .A most singular and mirasuleumescape from im.' ; tninent danger took place oa - Monday the letit'" Ult. A boy, whose age, .to aptrarauce, maybe . from 15 to 18 yeast, whit ia aloe.* little deficient. in intellects, on the sabbath night preceding, owing to some threats from parenta", - who re: side near Brodick.bay, :is *trait, ran:off to the shore, got into a.smairboal, and pushed out to sea, without-either said, oar, or rudder; and as he went off uttobservA no tepon:knew•where to follow him. The windbeineM? war ratutaugain, sittl.wes drifsed.about all night. On Monday morning, a brisk gale sprung up from the west, carried him completely out from 'the land, and exposed •hite , to thelosting waves - of , a sea, so heavy that soincof the wherries returned beck again to thelarbeer.dnit mottling, lint der.. ing to venture out: However, he had the caution, .as heitiniselVrelates, yf /eying holderith his hands, and remaining steady in the boat. In this periless state, he continued till about elegem or twelve o'clock in the forenoon, when g fic was driven on shore near Ardrassan, alaast.speechisisi. Thetheit-idistance that he was driven, is cam • puted to be from 20 to 24 miles. THE 5'114TE,5p4,41.4. NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. —no r — • • At the Anniversary of this Society, held at Swaffham, on Friday, tbet7th of July, there were present—T. W. Coke, Eiiq. President, Colonel Koppel, G. R. Eyres, &q. H. Bell, Esq. the Rev. W. Collett, •Messrs. W. bl. Rill, E. Beck, J. Creasy, T. Roope, J. Reeve,.S..Reeve, W. Kirble, A. Attila!, W. Salter, J. King, kc. in all thirty-four. By the Reports of the Jntiges appointed, pre miums were voted as follows • 1. Ten pounds to Mr. E. Buck, of Le tium,. for the best crop of lucerne. • • 2. Two premiums of ten pounds and five pounds to Mr. T. Purdy, of Cattleacre, for water mea; dons. 3. Ten pounds to Mr. R. Burrows, of Weasen. ham, for his account of consuming seven acres of , iwedish turnips. The turnips" weighed only about 13 tons per acre, and ley feeding 74 hogs, two and three-year old colts, and three aged horses, it ap peared. that Mr. Burrow's turnips produced 1.0. per acre. 4. Mr. Leo, of Gayton, sent a prescriptirri for a wash for sheep, %Inch was referred to Messrs. Eyres and E. Beck, for their s report. 5. An account wits received by the President, aid communicated to the Society, .from Bradley hail Farni, 'um the saltivation_of the yellow Scotch turnip, by which it appears that this tur nip may be considered as a valuable acquisition, being more hardy thau.any variety of the Norfolk turnip, althoth4h less so than the Swede ; it does not exhangt tho ground so much as the Norfolk,' nhr require so much -Taimyr ai the Swede, nor to be su% II so early by a mouth. It i 0 a good table leghlable, sod studk are more foiid:of it than of any other turnip; PremitiMs Were voted for the encouragement . of industry t Fi rst...-41ety chilling! (i?Johe Iteeve l a labourer s 84 years - of "ge t .who - has, bean! 7o yilars,stad • wards in the scrvicel O k a family 44 Mr; very . of jiisenlisgt oft; and it was -cceooincell;t p . him to apply annually for the same bounty, ;ad, iso doubt the Society willsaenually ,saxes him. Second—T.4,y. pounds •le ,Galley, shep— herd to Mr..Jatno.Huntinadoti, of Winced" for rear 381 .lambs from :28.3 ewispioaing Mtg . - SVCS. • Tl,irsL- 7 Three pounds t.). John Flood, shepherd' M. ff.'Stylitonatt, .Esq. of Snettisham, for rearittg• b4O lambs frnw 44 cwt.!, insiti; is ewes. Foe rth ; Four pounds to : William Boom, steep. . herd'to Juba Barber; of Denton,' for rearing, 7(X) limbs front . 303 ewes, losing ,14 acres in Aotopetition with "James Pairman, sheplierd Stylemaii, Esq. rwha :rowed 7J3 lambs from 6-13 ewes, 56 ewes:., Witham Boosiv "hitt Fenix. 41ivit'weoFit than 27 latabeto• a attire elk* . 104 James'Paltittin billOthurethin 31 lanilts - to a setitt'' ' • • • :lt—Two_ Owlish to- Wt. Marshal' *SetV:Ve.' collielended•forbliitiditstry in laying'ter 7neadaws of Y. Mosely,, Esq. Of, ' 4 roktif, Sind 6. R. •Eyres, Esq. of tynford. • ' ' • The stock shew it were excellent, and' did credit _to thnse who produeed:..them ;. but they were riot nUterollf. ' One Leicester rim was Site by"Mr: 4 Clittstef';• two •Southilown rats by J. 'ftlytiely,'‘ESA. end Mr. E. Berk ; one 'half-bred ram, between the' 31ctino and Soudidown breeds, by J. ,Moseley, Esq. ; two pens of.Struthdown ewes, by Mr. E. Beck and Mr. W. M. Hill ; two' Intllsi" . lby • MT. W: M. Hill, and Mr: Fuller, of 11 1 .letieirastielt* three boars, by the lion.: Colonel ritirey,lir..E! •Beek, and J. Moseley, 'Esq..; and a staOton, by . J.-MoseFey, Esq.. . - The Judges appointed to decide the' merits of the above stock were—Of the sheep, Mr.*Wal. ton, of Derby ; Mr. Bull, of IValpngton andll Mr. Freetan, of Swanton. Of this bulls . and`' boars, Mr. Walton, Mt. Creasy, of 'Fortlkitii,' and Mr. A. Atthill, of East Dereham. Of the• stallion, Mr. • Eyres of -Lydon', Mr; Beek, of ' 'Lexhain, and Mr. dill, of IVatertlen. . The Leicester ram was deemed deserving -Of the 'Premium: The first preminm•fa the 'best South. the ram was- adjudged to J. hiusely, Esq.' and . second to .Mr. E.' Hick h'alf.:bred eat !: vrairdeereed. 654,414 6f the Theiffrit • "premium for tha.bait pen .ttalouthdown &jives .w as adjudged .tti sr. Bite*; : and the second to Mr. W. M. 0 .Th . It/entrap. fee: the . best ,boar • was adjoilged,to Mr; E. Beck all the boais sere ilveiteil vdcy ineriturinits. Thu premiur • the best . boll , was t oijedged Mr..;W:M.,11411 3 . 'for his7exeCilent.Devon ;, and, that for the spi,llina. to J. Moiety, gig. •Lt was agreed,...tbst bulls . and beat i should be. :shown.at the Lynn aid' Aorik . iFlL,ll;c!ptigl,.. that.tb.9 Norstich . nkeytiswidsalliie. on : the same day M. last, year; and afusittight befute k ,but npt. i n the -girt, , . .The yui iwio,latinibi s we r e put. upon . oe‘ ,couOtee: for the three ,years .cnsoing i ..via. Mr. 15.endle y .. o ,f,.Gity ion Thorpe; Mr. .94es, of, Burnhaml t -Mr, George Fromose,, of SS::Faith!s;: Mr. .aul t of.lllofield A. and F. Pl,4ritn, of: . . J. . . . The neat meeting of? the CnntiPittei will, iturwich t on the first . • , t : The follownw were,.:elicbtur MetobllnThe Right Itov. the - Emil of 'Clerminil 4 . *fp' et Dtton— *. J; t sinith, ; and Mr. W. i t. of Hclvevgate.. .P.norrmaa. Individuals .hatraoh ittie ;opportunity afforded them to obtain ISO. a year, ands° on to ;0001. pal,' an MOWN :by.-tonty fputting,by in 'a private puree tR.' td. 'pet Meek dr ;more, agreeably to their finances, and no lost sustained ; fur, if /that, is not done, individuals would be obliged, to contd. bete to the state as much money as • the•sura pro.% posed to be so husbanded, and that without the smallest chance of :obtaining an Income. The small sum pot say would:hivy a Sixteenth Share in the Lottery,. which is inertly a voluntary tax, instead of a forced' loan. • 1164 N and. Co. hate variety. of 'Pickets and Shares on sale at their old established °Sees, to, Cortibill, and St. Margo., let's aolersalsi • /Attire the -last • grows 20,0001. was shared to the poldiet. irIII3.PRINCE OF1110(IRY, . . AT CAULTIA: • This voidable and unique colleetioni‘g , missendr not df arms only, but of vdtiont. # k 4 of art, dresses. &c.; it is l arrongol with great ortlei,', skill, and .040 4 . ilfieet ;114 intatetliate inspection of 'his IroYal-Ilfikness. It occupies fire .rooms the Attie story; the :Words, fire-arms, &c. . ate .distiosed in various figures upon scarlet cloth, volt, inclosed In glass cases; the whole is kept in a% slate of the .most petted brighttiess Here are qwnrde of ovary country, many of which are cnri.' not and valuable, from. having belonged to eminent men.; .of th e se the mostremarkablu is a sword of. the famous Chevalier Bayard (Bayard) the Knight: lawns pear et sans reprocl u ; a sword of the great D~tkeofMarlborough; one of LouisXl V.; and one of Charles 11. ; the 2 last are merely dress swords. curious silver basket-hilted broad-sword of •the Pretender's, embossed with figures and tali. age. But the finest sword in this collection is one excellent workmanship, which once belonged to the celebrated Hampden; it was executed by Denevuto Cellini, a celebrated Florentifte. The , ornaments on the hilt and ferrule of the scabbard are in basso-relievo in lyronae l .dod are intended to ;illustrate the life of David : it is a most beautiful pieee'of work, and in the highest preservation. In the armoury is a youthful portrait of Charles of Sweden, and beneath is a cauteau de chaise, used by that Monarch, of very rude and simple workmanship. A sword of General Mi,. remits ) and one of Marshal Luckner'i. In an. other room are various specimens of plate ar mour, helmets, and weapons, some Indian arnaoirr of curious workmatiship, composed of staet ringlets, similar to the hauberk worn by the' knights Tetnplars, but not so heavy, attd helmets are of a different rottstruction;•saiiiivi sal.e cuirasses - , as -now worn in Germany; tel catkin; collection otfire.arms, from the mat ch-bacitl to the modern improvementt in 'the &clock, air.' guns, pistols, &c. In this room Ste also softie et.• rions.saddiet, Nlamalitke, &c. ; slime of ;the Turkish saddles are richly • oritamented with" pore gold. Another room ettntains some Asiatic , chain armour; an- effigy of l'ippoo Sultan on horse. hack, in a dreai that he* wore; also models or a i.eantion and a Mortar on newitibiciplet ; lieate,and curious Chinde work; otireitt .many rich Eaitern dresses, , andePllaltqalw of very vastly materials. In another o'parttnent ere home, .leuriesis old English weapons, battle-axes, maces; daggers, arrowa r kc. ; several specimens ulsolriarto the Sandwich' and .oehet Soutli'Sea' Mande, of wee:, Isoetietonelletthets,' dre., '!Oaryoung men of *fa-- . Ihw whir to indulgee Woe for ithtiqoariait resole r . ehet,-may pioject the revi vet * ofito' OM fashion fur that apisendage of lite leg `-talletrihsette, fro. the series of them worn in various agis; *WA 'form a singular part of-this collection: ,In previSli% are kept an immense assemblage of rich dresses of all conutrles; also sets of uniforms, fenny a, Clat . octal toe private, of all court tries which have adopted. uniforms, : and military diesses of thole who have net.., • All sorts .of banners, colours, &c. ; Roman swords,' daggers, stile. toes, sabres,-the' great two-handed swords, and amongst the resit one - with which executions are ~perfoeinedle•Germinty, on the 'blade of which is -1-utletiy etched ottene side tt figure - of Justice; 'lid' oalheoliser, .the•muderef the- eXeCution„, *this : —the culpril its upon a. chair, and-the AN. cutioner comes ,behiod him, and,at bkow sevek the head from thdbudy. •Ekesttkii`th6 •pirtrails of several Dukes of Bruittiviicitaull•CPUltilf‘jite"' -are' thOse 'of 'the tin portir °sink IT F edetick -the Great and of. various Prisicwand great men 'reneavinestfor their talentstiwthearfaif war. .1 Fight of Wednesday . -se'nniglat -a slam itia . 1."414 4 1 ,9440 ,DePUIP4Vai ARisred . tkc mailles,of loopy .aroob, wic;Or, s . Aldiddodbury, !neap i rtpd,dmAeld, and end. mg Naval liar 'Thav,illain is comosittc4.4.olk Castle . , , . •' • si.R.Tms.. • ..,• • I OP talhoor,aing of the •7th inst.:at Abe Item of Richnivil Berfough, I,lq. Upper Grn?vcrr z etrtrft !! the Huu. ; -Atte..l *oaks. fifth daughter. ' # • - OtuWetlattateylust, Mat. Benttet v , ef e*le, .t a • 4 # • 011 Vie Oh Inst. at flenhani gp .. Itellhilt: the .10cht *nn. Lady lines. of e " -Is - 141441ilebT — " -- AO'Firieltky, B. orSt. John-street, limber.' I.lon Mio M. A. Yerettlio, of fassi.ebd,,FinOltitty. Op Tilenin, Lit!, At :it. Ge4,,gos Hannyer-sqoore, Colonel ?kite', of the hlodrns EstabWinnent,eto . At St. hbary'lnChurOhoesitbritlpsiihir. John MINNOW acuity Pligeroto Miss Sown jatl r eAdest daughter pf Bobcrt Ind, Esq. Witie-merchant, or ths'snine place: On thititoltlylast, nt St. Mary-Peabinsei se/Misch, the Rev.: Itkikard Marti*, or Newcastle-mion-T7ner,lo of Nathaniel l!ithop, pg. of Moticever-place. Nvy glad. T. • - At Riw, 11fri. Sarah:lsaacson, youngest datighter'oi the Rte Anthony Isaacson Esq. of Fenton, Northumberland. At: Bath. 45ajor‘Gt;tesisl :Robert - Rayne,* eft , Afellel 'Estaldishapent„ ip his gidth yeaf. • ; „ . On Tdiiility. last, at his house, Etlers-conrt, Thai:Pas Tor- Rdp•df Upper Wittipole-street. • • • • t . Oaolialarddy !last, at aliddledialt, Cheshire. Mr. panic', "Leigh, divervedly regretted. In th d 'Welt ladles; in the 24thiar of his ne r: e:M Could;. suromd thi die•Moyal 'Natty, add -of :Mr. William of f i pagtpa. agar Qlgtitford. . • EIF STOCKS v stock 2664 267 I Cent. Red. tiitt , per Cent. Cons:. Midi per Cent. Bat* • .5 per Cent, Navy 99Y Long. Ain. It 9-r ?.. 'I , eS .24 *raw( 441- I N I I4 Lt coma. for Arc. 4' 1,6 tier,' Tie& ets aa - A ROMATIC ' sPiarr a irINFIGILIit-Iti4te•. 114 Original I nveution of Mr..ifearY. end4.41'01401& lillpilis , successive - improvements (o the highest -PerTeetion) entlniffse to be prepared and sold by Messrs, WEN Rir,litanur*turter Chemists, Manchester. This .agerable .perfumed LiqiinOthiple, it ceemposed,pf Wetly coNentrated Yinegnr,joined tiltli 'gibe' anise pleneabt idc roluntlet. tied effiencious Asliseptica, way be WO Saitspaiy— *my , c illu s ate, and for any Jeugg? of Mate. Us. pawn( hour adapti it for affording relies, in Ilend A.elei," - Vitititbik," . and renders it peculiarly Er:o/01'11'1d fefreohlogikitroltad eft peon* ip Ilaces of Public Retort. nntliin !the kpiirbpt i ths of tbp IWO. It coutneractsialso, Or Infectinieof,COSlbgiotte Dileittes.' tAi tunny sintrinue and interior Prryaratiiins art i llAtunder Olivia". Inadiiisnitar irknxn, the 1 4 34; , 4;) 1 ,ftria n oh-. serve, as th&Q411 , 4)!940 or its tnioz vt hat tNo NM" of Ateeirs. 111 Pig R Y. M .t N C II creziotreeirairtid ontkie Seidel,: Thee AROMATIC SPIRIT of V 'SWIM Ito .ha - Hod#es, prier as. *I. each, Stump iec4icicd r io.faid,rholestic.tind %%nal by Bayloy nod BVw , , Coe sitar-street Oise only Agents ih L'irafton . Mhirrlzetflrr the Proptletim)C:witete' ntay lee-lucel,' Sponge apses ofl6.ollt...Silwar,SititUt.liat k Oryttkle *I. -• t l ' • Alto lIENItY's C ILCIN ED NIACNESIA, in,Bot z at 21. 6d. and larger, with Lilac Stoppers, at'4l. 'eaeli;'il. , unasee being oath': /tarps. ._ . - '~ OR. soLOMONI CORDIAL: BALM OF GILL:AD, invaluable re:tor:viva kits been lienine s : Al tared in private practice, a ilh. the greatest surreal, for *series of years, to y outh nod age of tithe, sex. Warr.- th e stomach istlisordere , she Way is weithei.ed ; palrnr. , M. diiy . tieca v, - .emaciation.. and toe ers ailed, where nei volts. a> t a a li t, and -hs pdchondrical complaints, liave shatter •A titertoissitiniun. la sickness-of stool:leo, lent Portii''Age 11:1:141e4'i and ..hstrur(ion,, it is a tare a .l a e y, ficacinus remedy. Tii6l6r..t s)iiigtotnsuf its gond etetts are irreniiy ai.d eb,•erfulnes, by , catoving he:tit-ache, weakness, heaviness and losynea of aptrits, dimness 1.1 sit,lo,•cnit:thea stoaigat,, and onanderiags t!f .14Ie Wind* Vilpt,C)ilini lae)4 11 . audalf kin is of hysteri Sasing of Nile Millings in • Guinea. The. Cor:iial Haim of ( - ilk sol 4. in bp ,s i t ele. .p r i et guinea each; there areal‘o hoot(:`*, ric, remaining eip t s In tour bugles at 10s. sd. by wbiut t:u• patient rives ;...N..ta eluding aro tOr. ; tbe stator' of which hears liar p •„ pr i. I eines name awl address, Saw!. S.iltouon, Li te,..pui4,' to mi. tate a hi• h is felony. N. 13. 'f he postage of all lettets must be paid, and a kei n . Closed far adviv. The Cordi d Hahn of Gile34, Ant l44lll ,l ) elirsioe and Ab. ster4ent Lotion, aal " to N.:111;1, " are said by lA A , lite as and Leigh. 18, Strand. INteItESSED with a ; CgtolsCilutilllVlt. .0101 i their tvt tiation from the general plow h•sos been highly bead. *IA to others, add improvett io their torot.symouir ;,e qu k r .. *moot% by the matiosity of near `2l) seems experience, Mem, GURRlRrind Co. continue, null 'mato:tied ardour, the era; dication of those Ditusders which are the conoeTteace s th, tit indulgence; or tae destnictire luthits of the totembhie fl as Sehooal-bayt lot professing the cure of these emnploints, they hold mot no inducemeott vi vice, tont, reasitole lib all one* 0 4 4 be of the exictenFrof aunt calamities, they offer tbeir asmist , hoer as retmloorl( educated surgeons of Loudon, ath j lit t h e Ito/al College of I:iiititiurgh 111 till ea.esaf Siphyliticiss ' &titan, and in every eonimpt - oint of Debility moot I)eficirnry, whelp :r arising from the .sisfesouati in of p vertomia.leetruetive habit, hung restitence in warm climates, free living ; or lug other cause producing a dAtiesicy of manly vigour, tte pa. tient linty rely ou .t speedy restoration to vigorous Iwo/. Their tooprered plait of eyeing ;itroctures of tar Urethra toy been atteodel smut' prentim. success. Strictures of Ica oat weitty 'ears duratien have yielded 1 , , their ireo l oomoi iu the ih o ri.peri.sd of three weeks. Several Noblemen:sod Crentk men of the tirA orspecumbility, who bare laboure4 ware flu" painful re*ing diseroe, inovi4 received nttlical and permanent cure, particul,tily request that oefenlices maybe • matte to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decided supe riority ..1 Blesses. Coterie ammd.Coo.. ' io kilatesif•irratiariot... Many of these teritlemenimelliceto stiffer thesarr YofAcsr,re: ; tlotite, ileatiyisle, Mot sorter Surge it's of equal oninctore, mehro attempted theifeifte by toienpptlexttsra of the I.llgar Caustic Without success. ..5111Sies,1114110-anit.Ca:. may. 'how esouestied Aty patio* of either seitritrit h Alke greatest secrecy tid hoosiminr, 'ate their lioute,Su.lo;, ton- A cto tirn. —NI troth sit the tabu- . ley ; otsitigig the'partienta`cg of CA? e.rSe; fnelosuokta reutittabti -, Atr advice and toiedieineiy vrNtTMMltt►d~b2"ii4eie Rey y.: dov tErt,ottlar.linitett . • . r • • NO. llatton 4 s ,, nrdeas- • . 4" ) , f27f .• • • 14; ' i4i4''.) Wiris,rxm 'TS. M. 6i .* ir ...... 0 t 1 H n a i',lntit, Siittilv:hlk LitLoinn:Tite. mutation for Tridocitima j opoot 114satireli.ptir-.14 . ' derate charge's. . . ... ... ' MI . C ' . 40110: 4Motto "s ' • • • - .. , .-..,- 44 , • The following Pitt Coailtes. .., • • oac —c' ' ''' '' ' .i'..... ''' .4 limn the Siiracei:s Ite;nrirlin,intive. it l t .... ••. . ,-,, '• • WEYMOUTH; I)(vrrtsos,;•r,' Fo efer, Plynidatlift .. le ipartnio,ll,,...l So tua listiary. No 4 P Coaca ; eviirti . t '.,. atrium' o'cl ck, with, a Cia:urd Illiialisit Hookoo), , ltuninititt,,.. 'Bridno,t,".illnialf lea, lia , in4ti9ll#, and linieltat. . - • . , BO' t I'o N, Spidding,teititarau4tt, Stitt,6% 'MO llninitir • .• ~ don near Royal Mail Caink, rePts oat ;-evcipc• E ven i ng .— ... Coaches ,fottat Aistun.,,tte: gaii,l436 34*. Arintl4l,: 1.1.. Hatt. I,IV EILPOQ L, NVarringtskltliiiisterd. globe, i,d•iilicli-' :.. ffe:d.Post Coati,: dale +'t Fnifstoilifinn, I.t,'lEveri . inr al Five o'Cloc., to the Appel Nil, ,Llitie-4nmer; Idiumpeo4-6 •* ,Guarded throngitoir, . , . .• ... „ . 8 ATII anti Bit 13TOl e , 7.1).111,4 .1 1 .1vCrietcites o 111,11M0 .''.. ,Chippenhain,,Caloc, apt M.arborintei, every dftern•uul 4 ar. . . `slir al Mr. May'b, the Fires. Ilona,' - 1 un, Math, atilt:le tottiliat Tavern, Thomas'-tlsret, gii•Jtal, *eat Monolog. tiolvitizopte • : •! Wen% Brolgewater, Tomei); Ike. .- • . , :,; 1~; ; LF.F.DS tam Light Cowls. coiled Ake Ilovekipielnov.oetll lo l • *very Morning:it Light o'Cloclu orris. irmir Imides osetv„ • :i#ud goes remalkahl - e..sv, silt ti . a Go .r 4 thrang.li.ott. Paslin through Stamford, Newark, •ltetford, Worms:et.. onti•Feny iiridge„ to the Goldeu Lion, Leeds, moto4 , Uty a 2q,,,,, a . 1i,,,. withstanding the nacominion lisp , Ilion of .this. Conch. 44 allowed to bd. the most agreeable mil e:onpl'ett• Pold'e Cyst • neyance on the North Road, being oneqiesdki in Atm a nub tion . bv any other. . . ' KLNPA L, Lancaster... ffestva"Ki rh.y. Lonsttile.. et too t • iChode.., 0 rmsk if k, mid Garstang Poi Coaches, evetry Allow Onosi. nt Five o'Clocic—tritiarded. GL A WOW, 'Luaghintit.Gretah•Greer Ann uhinissfrftt, . *row 001, roosidf111; liia:ocialmr- Kilo. PAll•giqrelip /04prill• rind it Pa l 'l 's ivretillattdi,Chimpetala wit (:haler,. Oak. 1 ;'YORK, Nevercaso',And tliitharghibeav (I.4,ecii,p ?darned *ith a Phan] th imag ;I i sat. ieis • Mit ' eVerV -Megabit li Ralf ' ast Six o'Clork, by Way of .tiewwh Inetfavai, - Tailoapier, arlingtoa. Northanert" Welthat; hlorpesh.lesti Getivirk. •, as , engersfi•idiug 1 hestoelves fit.)AettAtim dee INgth of 4.5 e lipurney. may rei4 what lihie • NV Ple.itte: and thea reacted Ili aboutsnittidlitlatild.ittife:ll:Gl.4l4. - the'fll.ll4 Swan, inti D.A.) -st 6 evil Votrk,,stsus - CSMintits+o,4olo4lotli 004 SOP roug:?, Whithy, rind other races. ~. ~ • e • * BRIDGENORTII aSsii Weit l :l 4 l 44 trs ll 4 o 4* IAW. Evening. ' .. • • • . .•-. • CARLISLE, Penrllll, AM • Whifebaheit rageOnio4li Van . with Tour Horses and a'. Gitarstall, the. Way. - Poom lirdaeh, AV Pi et.)Ye ( i f ! 'fim br i d gro AlcisrP.449.ciamsi t c h k: l4 timilhbridge, W , !herby, Abe, tor,q, I)9lKaMer anal l;Mht. ham i: he nearest Way by Eighteen •ftlitesl: • 'els taints if pruing, anti performs the Joutney . asitkshegentionifisolll• Passengers detainee!, on the Ro•-ati Ay!te!letm et gle7. have Inc peculiar Advantage of their eats . heirw teat . tin the next Coach. GC Li PS ri, A .netv Flying Pint 'etmelt, to - Tail . ; *mkt -: land, Neffetssti-, and .F.diubilvgli c olirvies gmlettsilienandy• tivery Evenipg, at :Four n'Clock,,,hy Ivo ,u( 30.semillys Grantham; and : Stamford. SUNDER CA ND. Strichinst,, ti tilrignsat sr .° 1 10. (1 1 11, • /Morning, to the Getirge inn. - 0 ard. }MANCHESTER. WintAlow, flongleina,:ftlntheinnle,lWtl . r ipli, and W.,lveritamplutt 1'441.0044 theft!. tditlientsmic - ' Guarded. ' SHREWSBURY. WOllllO4l, and Shilf4l l4 Pnd. 6 4 4 the Royal Cattrlotte, evetey =Evening at -P.Five•e`Clanki - • , Guarded. . . . _. ~.,_ ... SHEFFIELD and Rotherlsm Pad Qtsliths -01 11 0/ 34 `"' llockitighain, Avery Maiois6A. 'SOUTII A MeTON. , Winehester, Itleaftted,4 ll l l. * lOOO Conch. every Evening. ',' BIRMINGHAM _Mercur.v .P.ost ..comell,- witlCit 001/ 41 2 4 skis ant every Afternoon. riot( reaches Birptinginta nex t . DI! at Nbbe: Pacei -b!/ 0 xfonl.. : t'Antee ate4'l6l,bitene 10 0 r Saracen's Head, Riill-street, -Bleatingliam:•7 , . .. 'RILL, Itiory:tcmgc,,lln*iitPs!Tinint toAP4o9tAtrr. Cotst‘evccy A toll* ixl.§eyen o',Cktlis t fp ip t liiiitAM W lade. Mytowak. 10. ~. . It gIiThVII/t•V; ;Ware, mrsawii4 almokiiiim 4 lo o4 Every morning. paiAgosAil FLp, N N krida - ''! l . Ai r 11014 11, 'sew Posit: Mich; every Allen , e . 1 . • 's .0% -.-1 . .. ' T0T1 7 43N I 4 A. 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