The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-08 00:00:00

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T.. o hitb will be added. the Farce, called A BUDGET OF BLUNDEIti. ..•ps ire; tor the n av es to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at t he -Sew B u s-utlice, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, from ten ;al Coo : . a ..; Pit. 'T. : Lower Gap. St. ; ►Upper Gall. It. D i ; I: h ealth!. The Mao of the World. • This Day was pablishisi. lo three volumes octavo, price ,C 1 7s. in Wards. The Third EditiOn of A PORTRAITURE OF QUAKERtSIVI PS taken from a View of the ',oral Education, Dis cipline, peroliir Customs, Religious Principles, Political and Civil Economy. and Character ofthe :*oeiety of Friends. By THOMAS CLARKSON, Mi. A. Author of several Essays db the Subject of the Slave Trade. " Mr. Clarkson has tendered an important service to the community, by the faithful delio.stion . which he has exhi bited of the Society. We have perused his sublimes with pleasure, and have. been instructed by the observations, and we discover in the whole, a vigour of thought and a depth of reflection which belong to no ordinary Man."—(Curr. REV. MARCH. 1807.4 Pliiited Du LONG. AN, HURST, REES, and ORME, Paternoster Row. OF whom may behad„ by the same Author, The Riskroay of the RI PROGRESS, and AO. M COMPLIdirMENTet tbr ASOLITI4I44 of the SLAVS TR.ADE. In 4 vas. live. with illuittative Engraviugs, price .61 4s. in boards: ..........-------_ W. It. DONNE. BUTLER', CELEBRATICO RESTOR. AT/QTIOSEER, COMMISSION-41IROKER, AND POWDER. GENERAL AGENT, Na. .7, •Cateatod.street, 18, Great Ruesell-street. Caveat-BE AUTY of Countenance ant Garden, and Toms Cofer-house, Cornhig. Loodorii art allowed to distinguitb ciANNOT, in justice to his feelings, wait of. bowluttheberPlearopyreiettoaromofiniftiUrniteLEußntr'syriTo49 vs./ feting his warineat Adukowledgments to that Public o f ei e l e A seam loses half its hilluence .w from whma be has receivOd so many njorks of liberality awl flattering entooragenieut, and to which he attributes the oa- discoloured, or thew a metes and animate! is. the more inexcumible, as the present exampled success attending his professional exertions, *Ore the l o f o ulme & eons o f remov i ng every t than to any opiniop he rented attempt t 2 f orm o f his own obi awl, and ism* in its application, being lilies. Although fie does nut hold out pitting promises of ex tables. elusive promptitude, he boldly asserts, without a chance ofi . . sear ing away every imperfection. eitho It is recommeada to the attent contradictlon t that no Competitor ever did, or will, mare sedulously cuGenvuur to forward the interest of those who breath sweet and delectable, and makini may pleaseto honour him with their Commis:ions. . its t h e decay. of the mantel of the Teett *giant the Tuoth- Ache. —No compositin lie particularly mtdrep , sti those whose durtagonand disl proper. shape and vermillion hue ; and 1 appointments is trade, loc. have driven to Pawabrokereosito • b uss ed forward to pablicnotici, has m svey4eoders, and ulbers , atni %0 coutecprently *Moe Kai sa l kni p ro bsdion ; and the Proprietor has ti the tirrantand earilid iMpotitioasaaddepeedistiiiis Of • --- ' - " a rf_toLalt2 _ltself._ ..,..,. .. 1 Ine•-• 4 °l4FA lAl _*" oll #P_ 4lo4° ' P /2461/411 _, _”:• ' 7il4e and Retail, at Mi. vaunt (Ow at ilm_. "le*. wmillomig Di gerEssiPgog"" . c a eo pt i li, conies of Paternoster Row 1 such property ' : wintoor any other Dedoction • than the rage- country geodes. yun d en sour paid tar Communion. Money advanced, as natal, do Property . 1,,. gd. each. 1 consigied to itinseeitue sale. • Of whom may . he . .ltad, Euiler's Arc - , BUTLER'. CELEBRATED RESTORAVVE TOOTS POWDER. BEAUTY of Countenance and tegultrity of Feateres are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; but the Proprieter of BUTLER'. TOOFH POWDER woad beg leave to remind hi. tountrywomea, that the lustre of their charms loses hall its I:Mueller .where the teeth are discoloured, or shtw a idles and anhealty appearance : this h. the more inexcusable, as the prdeot preparation atfords the lafallible eileouts of removing every blemish of the eoa del,, and ism* in its application, being composed of vege tables. It is tecomtnead ed to the attention of all ranks, as Clearing away every imperfection,. either in the colour or in eke decay . of the motel of the Teeth ; ns rendering the sweet and delectable, and making the gems of their • - • ' in ; and a certain preventive comrwition of this lied ever met with suck %olives.- to boast that it is in Illi; i th 4 l i) 4 cs lank rb ESNILIC MEETING. rilllF FRBEllOl4l.,Eltti of EiiF,X, resident IL in LONDON and its .Vicinity. who in the late C00,,,,,,0 ,,,,,,o nobly eadearoured to einaocipate the Courtir, and ;awe the FREEDOM of ELECTION, will I)INE to e s.. tx , „„ N uoi DA li, the 1.2. th instant, at the Freemas L Ta. „,.:, Erse" Queeiv-stieett Lisicolo' , . lon Fields. w heti the cam , , 4:' thihe Gentle lieu requemcd, who either gal* their !:::.itire ilk a,serting thu dndependence, or are willing, in fw. 'unto g;ve it their Sop port. MON TAtill BUR( i 0 lirN E, Esq. in the Chair. STEWARDS. R . Du Cane, Eq. J oho Elwe, Esq. R. I'. To" Esq. Thus. Holt White, Esq. J as . %natur, Esq. Jai. Bury, PAI L ti.io.lVild, i:44, Jas. Ileygate, Esq. 14.. ratio. to he had of the. Stewards ; at the B ar Tickets, joie Taseen ; and at Baker's Coffee-house, 'Clsaage.alky, tuilli3L ßUltser no Tab le ""'=4,----4.e1w , 1c recisetv. WHIG CLUB. frig next MEKTING of the WHIG CLUB will heat TUESDAY, the 13th histant, at the City et Loofas Tavern, Bishnpstate-strcet. - WILLIAM SMITH, Esq M. P. in the Chair. ST P AAII OP. .. / *EA of Brehorough 'l'. W. Plummer, E.+ l o ad Milton, M. P. rinams 11e11, E. 41. SC. Combe, Esq. M. P. I Robert Waithosan, Esq. Dilater oaaable at Five o'clock. ' R. W. CLAR.KBOITree. . . at Mr. Bader's, No. 4, Row and retail by most Perfumers, ,in boxes, at Of whom Islay - lie Autlees Aromatic ectoral Lo settees fur cousin, asibibm, sore tbrdats, &c. iu boxes, at IL led. each. - • latch [bury. 3, 41, istu o . `Linn ; K EAT; SCOlrOli MARMALADE, ' su ex.. R tellent suhstitate for BUTIT.R at Breakfast. It Is. particularly „remsnitnended to Mothers for the use-of the Nur sery, being easy of digestion, aiwil very autritimes. Per of weak comtitutions, and such as lead sedentary lives, pad great beaefit from thv.ase of this bl AR MA LAD E, instead of that deli sal Oil, termed Butter, which never faild to create Bike oa.the Stomach, the foreruouer of Flatulency, and its alteadaut evils. Midst 4s: 6d. per pound, by Presses nod Barclay, NIS. $ and 35, Heariettamreet,ft.;ovcat-garden. ;.. . a • • A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX. TAR. FOTHERGILL'S Pietly celebrated FE:. MALE PILLS, for didereot complaints Incideot to the sea at various periods of life. It has been truly observed, that women more than the other sex may be coosidered in a certain degree as invalids; they are sehjectedto a variety of diseases, Irma the nature of the functions they are destined at, mothers to perform, which entails aline them weaktiees, pain; 1 and as interruption of those regular secretions connected with the full enjoyment of health; to act on the constitution of the feinate,'and relieve this obstruction, no remedy has been known to operate with sack certainty, qdickness, and safety, as Ds. rothergill's Female Pills; it italics Mali tools and in , trlgenttivg powers, with its peculiar quality of relieving MI- ' Pee,' °p ►raising. and those ether uneasy symptoms which arise from too much blood is the habit; they are the tapet , • certain care for nervous, hysteric; and listrient coetyleillthabe well as the various other spasmodic affections so aims. fe . the sex. Dr. Fotiltrgilrs Pills; as a Family liddlelne, oissia '. be la posiessiost of every Mother. nod other gonedlaopraf dip young, who have females entrusted to their cars. . •, '... Sold, wholesale and retell, at blr. Hitler's; 4, Curter of Paternoster-4w I ant retail by Tietti Change; Allen, id; Oxford-street; Clark, 999; r t and snot Country Booksellers sod W S aders; IA lA/ Is. 9d. each. ~ as,. Of whom may be had, Betlet's Aromatic sears, for Improving: the voice, sat for tl subsea', and coreastptitasb in Sexes at Md. ' - .: •,.. 1....... - 17, ;, 1 • 1)... i: 17, I 11r., ril 9, Lisp.. 0, Il i • Ati o e 7. at Ai• TO FF,NIA LE ECONOMISTS. Thi- May was published, Price Five Shillings, boards, DOMESTIC MANAGENINNT;'.I HEALTUFUL COOKEILir ROOK. Itirettded fee universe/ use and the real karat of mankind ; aottis parti cularly calculated to remedy and correct some of those glaring errors contained in Wien) Cooking. and will ire feltssi a desirible Appendage to the " Domestic Cookery." The beneficial and nutritious ellects of varies, kinds of Fond, and the injurious qualities thereof, are belt clearly puiuted 'out ; to which is ittidt.d, A TKI:A'rtSG ON DIET, A. strict attention to which will be foetid the surest mews led proiuute lienith, tong Life,. Ste. By A LADY. • Londan : printed for B. Crab . mod Co. Stationers' Court ; and suld by all the Booksellers is the Uaited King. done. busses Angel and NEW HARP MUSIC. TWELVE PETIT AIRS of different ' rulers, for the HARP, dedicated to Mrs..-Boehin, Oprca Deo, pro? 4s. A tlraad DIJETTO Toff WO IT AR MI, or HARP and ?I AND. FOR•TE, dedicoted to the Mira Palmer: Opera tlit, price 10s. A favourite M [NU Six easy Variations. for TWO HARPIT, rr lIIRP and P 1 A NO-VPRTE, &Alcat el to Mrs. 0,1, price Ss. (id. Composed hv J. B. MAY ER. t t, , ld at hi, house, No. 9. Loycer-Jamesmireet, Golden. ' , liar, and all the principal Music Magaaines in Loudon. 471rek sing 'rem. h 20, • 0,014. oc :ig le. the rears hot: :tog, t 1 0. girl Pt r. con c 01 • as ott de- gid- •hed mei, Rec. s*. bralil • Ids • per.' Orr dale ptillo Se lb. , ...-------- _ C01.0,1E6 W Alt OLE. - - ),, QUIltiCll.l p.r i () NT for indemnifyiugeOLuNEL CY WAR 1)1.1 7 . azaiust all Lowes, eltarge:., and Expenses, I• mac hive so-tamed, or he liable to, in consequence of his eirtlimi. iii the l'iblie helailf. particularly &win:: the last Snit mof Parliament ; and to erpross tbe sense of the Na tion on id. independent, undaunted. and patriotic conduct. Solntriptios will lie rercivett by Samuel Resnik*, Esq. Trr.ou-er). :No. 1.0, Strand ; IL strrt Waith man, Esq. neetwirret; John Hoppe, Minories Mr. Win. Roger,. DK O t ford- s treet; ; Messrs. C. and ft. Ildi, 99, thtford-servet; hr. tiaddarsl, 8, Itathboue-place, (1).6n-1-street s John 116006. King-street, Cheap:tide; Edward Langley, Esq. l'Ageware-road; John Frs. 1 /esang es, Es q . 514, Wheele..- wet. Spital-fieldt ; die I.anglioarn Ward Coffee-house, feurhureh.street ; and at terllitr of the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Strawt.---A "WV ST ADV rasisun £3413 I. 2 A Suhwription enter- John I)tunville teo 2 6 r it slim iii the Grr- William Ise k -010 ti rim Chits, Grecian William Pear.ui) - Ula 6 Coffee-hou in sup- Samuel F.ady -010 6 pen of Col: War- John Mackeader - U 2 6 tile - -£712 0 F. Rim - -I) 2 6 1.11. W. by a Friend 55 0 Robert Alden -0 5 0 A few Friends at the John Matthews - 0 2 6 Glebe Tavern, Hat- N. Robinson, sea. - 0 5 0 col-garden, per S. - N. llobitorin.jti. -0 5 U p 3 - - 2:6 6 (r use (Wimlw in -0 5 0 A few Friends meet- * • Joseph Carter -0 5 6 in; at the Iltire mod Richard Briekens • 'o' bit Drice.rs„ Bread-a.- W. Saunders •'di'2 ti 6111:des for the Jacob Stevens - •2 6 cam hitsolicit Col. Gen. Brawn - 'fl 2 6 Viand,. hp§s. nobly John Wooldridge 02 6 stood forward, per Jos. 11411 - ' 02 6 R. llorecruit -2 2 0 iW. R. -•• " 1 * - t) 10 6 ' J. B. ami d li. li. . 2 201 M. Simard tutd-A. it • 0 3 0 J. 1,. , - - 1 1 0 P. Stirgetts ••- 0 ' '1) 5 0 0 J. K. - . - 1 101 T. C. - 7 C. C. - . -1 1 0 .1. Coate - .0 5 0 A 'Friend to Inquiry 1 1 0 Win. Lambert • *0 5 u William Hancock- 0 5 0 3 . Liotou - 0 5 0 Thanks to the Man Jos: Lambert - 0 50, Who* object it is to Edw. Goodman 05 0 detect and attack Wm. l'ortale - 02 6 Cumiptioa -1- 1 0 Subscriptions received by C. Josiah Remiss -0 2 6 Suttee, Review Office, Not- By tie Hands of a Friend to . lingha:n. the Pritteivles of Charles Mr. J. Oldknriw, jun. 1 1 0 Ja'.ies rox, Sewed Sur- 1 Mr. N. Need. jun. 1 1 0 scriptinA. l A Friend's Mite' 2 r 0 0 An Loco.. to Corrup- A tribute to Col. War - ORM . - 1 0 0 die hoot the Ene- A Friend to Virtue 010 6 mien of Carruption, W. Thomas - -010 6 meeting at Joe Per- W. Watkins - - 010 6 ry's(theßall),Peck- V. Wit "' - - 010 6 lane- 4 4 0 Fru:n a few Friends T. Clarkson, Esquire, at Hal., Enemies to Breedon .m the Hill 1 1 0 l'omiptiria -1010 0 Twenty Inhabitants of Fn.., 121 Inhabitants Colvcrton , des irous et Halifax and its of te.tifi ,g their Vicinity, per favour esteem fur Cul.% ar of Mr. lluldea and die - - 010 6 14r. Garlick, First • The Tribute of Tole. boh-eriptiou -1112 6 tv-Six of Colonel Caw t rit surt Y. per favour of . Wardle's illiterate Joseph Rule, Faq. friends at N tittiiiK - I:keen freerneit of halo, to support him Canterbury -2 5 0 against his learned J. Walter, EN. -2 2 0 Enemies - 13 0 fiwtpit Hno.l.er - 1 1 0 Mr. W. Beckwith 1 1 U John Kennett - 0 11) 6 A Donation from For" From Aro SY STR•TFORa. ty In d iv id uals meet- Richard Roberts - 1 1 0 in at the sign Of Joseph Roberts - 1 1 0 Colnerl Wardle 's Ed. Sapp - - 1 1 0 liead,inflnundsgate, John Malpas - 1 1 0 friends to Parlia- A• Forre,ter -010 6 mentaryßeforus,and . *'lola 1 oak. leer Mr. Thu. determined enemies mss Brown. to all Nliaisterial Mr. William Jack- ; Corruption - . 3if 6 ta:til - - 0 10 61. A Tribute of peisirtml A f.-ti Friends to Col. I respect to t nirsuel r ,. ardle - -319 6 Wardle, friends of larch:Mies of the town civil and religious of ‘Vellington, So- Liberty, who meet trsersets'aire - 05 0 at Mr. Elliot's, the lubrription of a few Turk's Head, lint- . Me:nhers of the Free tiniliani, to read and Easy, held ar (:okbetes Political tai • Castle Inn, New Register - ' 47 0' Boma" ord, in sup- Mr. Rich. War-app 0 2 6 1 port of the Maw Figial CuEsi ER. I V. n wilily came for- Dr. Drennan - i 20. 1 ward to crash Cur- T. Swanwirk - 1 1 0 • "Viols - -3 0 0 4ev, T. Lyott -11 0 t . From Sr. iv'''. 1.4. fiwnttertek - 1 1 0 n 40 . ha Hronmand, Kul. 22 0 1 John Evans - - 1 I 0 it J• E. Fisher. Faq. - I I 0 I . J.: p onfurinahle to the Resolutions passed at the General to r ur. tin 4, held at the Crown and Anchor T a vern, on the 16th a r tpritier last, T W 4) TIiOUSA )i I) PM./ NDS have been ' "" h."*St of Me- t... rs Drummo ' ods Mutters. La • • . .Tnnottrer. I , . . . . This Day *as published, Pries cis. in boards, A REVIEW 4 the POLICY am! paesifar DOUTKINIRS:of the pudic' clitift'Cll neRCOMEI 2.lllariargh. , . 0 eniatertea, awe gairrr - w...r slrimpwr lbobe which the Protestants cunaidfr ea the stoat objectless , . able, are proved not to Wave been held by the Ancient British S‘zon, or Irivh Christian Churches. la newer to.aqp nienu advanced in favour of the Roman Catholic 9.saatien, and more particularly above of Sir J. Thro;sinortoe. By the Rev. PETER ROBERTS. A. M. LAMM: primed by Y. Wjlliaise, No. 11, Smuid t and all other Bdalsellers.. .. • 1 MPOtTANT DOCUMENT. This Da ire published, price lc. 6d. A VINDICATION of the PEER'S RIGHT to ADVISE the CROWN; including the opinions thereon of the Dukes of Portland and Richmond, Marquhses Briekinghani and Toweshend, Esrll of Derby, Coventry, Fitzwilliam, Carlisle, Norte; Liverpool, and Stnnhope Lords North, Grenville, Malgrove, Erskine, and Arden; Messrs. Pitt, Foe, Baker, T. Pitt, &e. Printed for Stockdak, jun. No. 41, Pall-Mall. This Month will be potilislied, By STOCKDALS, Jan. No. 41, Pail Mall, 1* 0 • lISERVA'rIONS ott the I)ltitiASES. 9f the 41451 Y. in CAMP and GARRISON. By Sir JtHIN PRINGLE, Bart. M. D. F. R. S. Paysician (items% to the Forces. Seventh Edition one large rol. Syn. price only 10s. ed. 2. The HIS roit ' y nftheINQUIS II lON I %Deluding the Secret 'f raroactions of those . horrific Trlbitards, to the Preseut Time. One large vol. 4 to. with twelve Plates, price I. ss. on Royal Paper, and hot-pressed, with Proof Plates, V. S 13s 6d. S. The HISTORY of the PARISIAN MASSACRE of ST. BA RTHOLO M EIS/ By the Rev. 'l2nos. Comber, A.R. One large volume, Svgs. with two beautiful Plates,. Irma fine Paintings. A few Copies oo Royal Paper. and but-presSed. KING-STREET, ST. JAMES'S. ROYAL NAVAL and MILITARY W ITER-PROOF CLO AK MANUFACTOItY. -DU ISFORD anti SERJEANTI Military Tai. lona and Manufacturers of WATER-PRO M IILET to their Royal Highnesses the Prince Woesf and Orme of York. have the - humour of informing the Nob y Gentry. and their Friends, that Experience pr u n edngthis Article to he impenetrable to wet for tiny length of time. .they do most confidently recommend the same to Officers going to Portugal, br any Foreign Station+ where they are much exposed to the Weather, brigs li4lll . plealant wear. *ill wrap tip ha a it smal Cempasv, aid retain us Wipe netrable Qualities until the ast, as no Rain ur Sea Water will adhere to it. To Ise had only of them, the Inventors and Pole Proprie tors, as above, and at their • Mary Warehoese, Sdeth ' anapton-street 1 Strand . P. S. A large 1110f1 ffleflt of Caratlrj, Infairty , Portu gal, a nd Bo at nt ways ready. Officers completely equipped. --~ • HY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL. LETTERS PATENT. LEARE'S GENUINE PLI.LS. • So justly fanseus for their fkurrior Efficacy in citing every Degree and Symptom of the Venereal Disease, the Scur vy, &c. without Confine:nem or Restraint of Diet, in an soy,. expeditiotr, safe, and secret Mawr. ,sniall tasteless Pill is a Dese,.its Operation imPeteePtitftt 4114 requiriog no sicalar Attstatina. IN fifteen $ they generally airs . thus it cite! , 1- Disorders; where they Fail in that Time of perfeefir I restorlng . Health, the Patient has the happy Aessuranee iliac he or she is at the :eve-of being so Testored, let,the &were/ Malignancy. be ever so great. It is art excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make directly to the complainiag part, and eater iutoroatest•withtbe ollending Matter, which they spews day dislodge and expel. They are declared by Esperiesee to he a preserver of Health, as weli as a reAurer, by taking ;rely Eight:Nile PILLS Spriogand Fail in every Year: In short, she Adagio has this extraordisiary Obligation to .tbees, that whatever he • ponnised himself from them,. they `were sire WARS* :tad exceed, as though impatient of im mortal and eaivhial Fae. These Pine are 1114111 worth , / a Place la the Cableets of Masters go od sGetano Cl au the more so, for Oat they will keep i n all Climates sty Lerszth of Time, and that they have now Marne the Test of near d 0 Years, with increasing Credit to themselves, and ho mer to the r Author, ivy:much that during the last eight Years, racy have rndically i ented upwards of 40,000 p t' rsons, may of whom had been L iseharged Coot Husphal., where Salivation had been frequently repeated, and iii other Me thods made WIC r f without iilfect. • Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietors, TIMT.AAS "TAYLOR mip4 filOg t Moitber.ut the Royal' -iriarrifFirimpanimunryonwpw, - -r - r At tank Roast, No. 9, New Bridge-street, wherq he will I give Ads ice, Is ithout a Fee. to Persons taking the‘e ' and will answer Patients' Letters, if post-paid► ou the same Terins, observing in all Cases the most inviolable Secrecy, no Paiient's name or case boviog been ineationed, but at their own particular request , by the Proprietors, dariug • the Course of more than 4O Veers. They are also sold,' by their Appointment, at the Perfa- Iner's No . 35, St. Altnyo's.street, Pall-Mot ; Mr. Hyphens's Toy4hop, No. Ilk), OsSird-street ; Mr. Dithorough, Ho. 7, P.-h-street Hill, nearly opposite the Mostunent ; arid hy one Person he every considerable 'fowls in kogland, Sr. is Boxes uf w er e lis. 9d. each, tented up with full add plain directions, whereby persons uf either sea may.eare.thentselyes with rose and secrecy. N. B. Every Box sold in Great-Britain is sealed tip with ts I Stamp, on which, by favoar of the Co:nitsibtitshoirs, is print ed, at the 9-amp-Wire—T. Taylor, No. 9, ,New Budge street--to imitate Which is felony—all others arc, coanteefeit. • A N ACCOUNT of that most excellent ME DICINE, the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, pcapnred by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead House, near Liver pool ; and sold, wholesale and retail, hy Diary and Sutton, Dow Church-yard ; and Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand, Londob; price Mill a guinea a bottle; or the quantity of four in one Family .fitottle for 'thirty-three Shillings, on 'which Nine Shillings MC saved, duty included. " To admiuSter to a mind 'Netted, pluck train the memory a routed sorrier, " Raze out the written troubles of the brain, and with sass sweet oblivious antidoto . " CleaLse the foul bosom of that perilous stuf which weighs iron the heart. It is notorious, that various disorders of the human frame,' are brought oa by dissipation in youth, and the gross iiolatioa , of those rules which prudence dictates for the preservation of an laying a foundation fur a ion and happy life,: with a firm and strong constitutiou. The blemiugs of health are no sooner , of dine painful experience teaches the isseitl-• suable value of it, and the unhappy patient looks around, too often etas I in vain, for the means of its recovery I The CORDIAL. BALM OF GILEAD is uoiversally knowledged to be peculiarly efficacious in all inward wast ing', 100 of appetite, haligestion, depre , sionof spirits , trem bling or shaktug of the baud' or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath, and 'consumptive habits, It thins the blood, eases the most violent pubs in the head and stomach, and promotes gentle perspiration. By the aobility and gen try this Medicine is much admired, bring pleasant to the taste and sooell, gently astringing the fibres of the stomach and giving that proper tensity -which a goodMigestion re quires. Nothing can he better adapted to help and nourish the coostitution after a nocturnal debauch wi h wine, Ac.— This Cordial is highly esteented in be the East and Westand - act- Indies,' for nourishing and invigorating t nervous system, ing as a general reiterative on debilitated constitutions, aria ; log from bilious comidaints contracted . its hot climate,. Those who have the care and education of fernaks, the studious as well as the sedeotary part of Abe community, should never be without the G.irdial ditlin of Gilead, which rein ives diseaire lu the head, invigorates the mind, improves Ult. memoi'y,and enlivens the imaginatioa. • It is the most :absolute remedy for such diseases as are at tended with thefollowing symptonss—uaniely, a great strait • ness of the breast, with difficulty of breathing ; violent palpi canoes of the heart, sudden Rushee of heat in various partial was the body; at other times a rcpt of cola as if water wured on them ; dying pails in the arms and limbs, back sad belly, rtsembliag dime occasioned by the gravel; t he p ulse very variable. sometimes uosomiamily slow, at other times r e ry . quick ; yawnlog , Use hiccosigb,,frequent sighing, and a sense of sutiocation, as from a ball or lump in the throat ; al ternate its of crying and convulsive laughlag ; the deep ust soupd, an d seldom refresbiag, and the patient ofted tembled with horrid dreams. Much has been said b interested indi viduals against Medicines that are advertise d ; but there is a very Important observation to be maderespecting the O Bat. ni Gilead, toldss oreratinu was gentle, safe, and etleacinus, it c. nut have obtained the unexainpled demand it hat acquired ; for, as it has rarely the rat ad vantage of a persuasive advocate at tbo ear of the pallid. ea nothing led bts convictiun of its virtues, hy its .sulabary ef fects, ?no indio e per4everance, and yet reseonable peneve ranee Is certa i n ly molt requisite to enable even the 41appiel4 • of thylaicals and &denies& toiled oat chronic restore the valetadinar;an to 'width. has Its s. Anowoirm t racteristic of premed* longevity titution, as it , been long inaireithed ; for e by iLeeptes tbe olos were, in continual repair, it preserves the body io health and vi moil, and reveals premature decay. It reit:tires taw par- Dollar ceilliaanheiot, our atteution, to diet. _ rosn asei hir: eu, iloa a 65 and-b., • RENOVATED NE-ALTA. 0 , TT his been tun frequently the subisseei JIM ; we. 1 and general repiohatlon. that meadestitote efetlient. 4 of the medical art have- o ff ered. theatrical we he public pittrunage in the profession of physic. Alerririmed of &laic jutfice to.theresult of one Maths Andi:-.. r . to prevent us from being etastcd mama their wireits' impudent poignant, base, tualtirtmeetely fie y, Wee' '. tun favougably received, we he leave twenbtoitto flptlifheral ' and enlightened afaitbful inisvatanat of bar perm% Ind ar -1 ositements After having received a reniff. aildi f id ethris IMO.. }Mr tele.; and practice tae carefully attended, as prtitits -- is tad surgeons of the London Hospital, we entered oarselvel dna • dents inthat justly celebrated sellout for medical accmirement the.RoyaLtiollege of Edinburgh, and were helmeted in the differentlraisehei of nuatonryourgery, the theory and prac tice of fibril, lisemistry, midwekey, botany; &c. die. by -th o se earliest petsfassms, Dm. Vows Gregory, Biaet, ii mo dso siv oldsl4 add-Eutbeellielfif - We trust we shall not be Wee 4 peepothethoss.la Set our proficiency anti acquirements ters . Having for a long se+ Atha yews asode•Vtlessett ants, and the=iatimas di , . with of Debility, the particular object of our study spa :retee, it Will, we hope, be allowed (hat we ltaveacquired : • rior knowledge of their treatment and are. In slight • sad recent cases of infection. a perfect' re-establlshment is Completed io the short periid of twa days= and in those of the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed -of success, a proper persevemuce in our plane/ treatment assures to the petted *safe and ,adicai curbs Amide the melancholy variety of disorder; which are t s effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the to of both sexes, there arc hone more alarming or more aistitsaing this those deficiencies and debilities which foe ,sptently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a consolation to know that they shay now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored totittit greatest of 'all human blessings, - a strafe. manly, and' vigor. out constitution. In nU cases of 'debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every specks of Veoereal infec- • tiou, we Inv) be cowilkd by patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour. Hours of collsukatiou at home front ten in the morning. till nine at bight. Patients in the country are requested to state the pArties fors of their case, age, and general habit of living, tkc. incitring a rettsittime; for advice and medicines, when the same will be gives, or seat to say poet of the kingdom.— . To ensure that secrecy so essetelat tai oar wilortaktag, the postage of letters may be added tattle wesent far 1.44 W -flea. C U ER I E and Co. Surgeoos,'No. 107, Hattiovandee. 1 Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certifies- ilts facia the above respectable Professors of London and Edethaegh, Ate the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they peed. formed the duties assigned theta during the time they attended their Lectures and Practice. \ I . ADVICE. WTIEN Men of education and profenionit skill use persevering endeavours to discover the an't safe and effectual method of treating a few prevaili s Diseases, the successful result of their experience is the brat pro 4 of superiority. Messrs: GOSS and Co. Sargeous, after bring regularly etlucated and initiated lute every branch of the prefessiot (certificates of which, from differeat Hospitals, and sees. monials from the. most eminent Physicians, they have to cue vitwe nay Enquirer). were induced to make the care of the following Disen , es the object of their particular study, viz. a C ERTAINVISO It DEB, freqtrentlycontracted ill a atouteat of intoxiatioui nod its concomitants, STRICTURES and GLISE'fS,as also DEBILITY. whether a risin g from Bac chanalian imiukaares, long residence in warm climates, or a SECRET SOLITARY V ICE, too often unhappily perseed by the Youth of both ‘exes ; in the one it will be found the cause' of STERILITY or BARRENNESS. and in the other ociasion a numerous train of nervous Moue% Which, if not timely remedied, terminate in IMPOTENCE and . s'ONSUhIPTION. The result of a long nod - entennlve practice has enabled thew; by o superior method, to effectually remove these Di.- " o m e n, itowever , inveterate or complicated, without sub jetting the patient to the Irate retsina in diet or exeraisa; an:l- in slight VENEREAL CASES.wher,t an.early ap. pliration s made, after distovery of the infection, they plait themselves to perform a cumin the short interval a eThe unpreced ALI! li sacceig uannglaue ino‘e o t 6ht i : n r st made bwactihves o e:ftr t e r s e i rdu ir ;t o :: two ys. the core or the above complaisM (which ha s Dew 'be te . beta 4s ti curedknu r it ti:st .:; wtfiv o h4 ;h ic e :h r f.Pien t e ) r r ra i 4 t neu r til ti sere tiotiors e s f in c e :t h ) 4ll4 , ind is ucen d 11141 741Z u r t n: 1 ens and Co. to this publicly offer their advice. They may be cousulitd by either 'sex daily, personally, or by titter; • w WI inviolable secret)+, delicacy, and abeatiaa. Patients in the Country, inclasing a Batik lirotf, ere m oonier% to state the particular* of their cast, rwp, sad men let of limb, and advice sad medicido era berftrieardel te toy part of the Kiftdaia. Messrs. Goan and - Co. • Ifivastriewtretn, Fisototteset. A • • 1 • . 1r......-_•_ . 01 • • I if • • • . • • • • • - • I , • • • • • • • • This Day was Published, A new edition, beiogthe Fourteenth, of CROSBY'S BUILD ER:S - PRICE BOOK, for pill Corrected to the Present Time. rpriE -VARIOUi 'GENTLEMEN ARTI. iFIC£RS, and ill cotiettmed to BUILDING, are respectfully informed, this new edition .centaies all. the late advances in Timbei, Deals, Carpenter's Work, &c. and other important Alterations, forisiag the Inuit CORRLCT LIS!' OF TIE PRICES NOW ALLOWED by the most eminent Surveyors in London, in the dillerent I branches and methods of •Boolding. and the Pfices of Labour only. 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