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London, England, 1809-09-30 00:00:00

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tiRvrER, ;RAII#O9#! • •
TN a MEETING oiAssir.stßLlr if-tile MAYO It'
lIALDANIEN, aed LiIitiLYMEN, *of the several Cone
aetra• of the City of London;; oh Mil* tik 210th 4aT Stis'
tember, 1809,
Roeived Unanimously, •
That .I„..chinks of this Common Hall be Pei th lOsito
smart, Esq. and CLattotrs ST ENE rN
bee sheriff; of this City. awl Sherd of the County of Mld-
c;o, fork able manner in which they have elect-lied the
t Dunes of that high Office ; particolarly for the humane
arrihnber2l Attention which they have evinced in their Care of
the Feeeral prisonefs entrusteo to their Soperintendance ; and for
the soil and Zeal with which they have, upon all occasions main-.
*heath/ Rights and Privileges of their Fellow Citizens,
WOODTHORPE.
OFFIa OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR INVESTI-
GATING THE :DEETE OF 'f•tit LATZ NATS)3s OF
CARNATIC.
No. 11, Mancbester-Buildings, Westminster,
September 16, t pas.
.land Arm) ciateki "Wee:

COUNI•Y FIRE OFFICE, : . 1
Southampton-street, Strand; London.
ANNUAL PREMIUMS due at Michaelmas
should be paid within 15 days front that period,
Per'ions insufel IA this Office share profits equally—Farming
Stock•insured generally whim& the average clause at the reduced
rate of 2s. per cent—No charge is made for Policies
.on removal
from other offices—Persons insortogfor seven years by one pay-
ment are charged for sir years emir—Losses have been always
made good by this office without
.ieduction or. discotint.—
Insurances are effected in such parts or the metropolis as partake
of the nature of country risks in the **stern part and new build-
ings generally.
I Agents are appointed in every principal town, who are also
Agents for the Provident Life Office founded on similar pritxdple‘
J. T. BARBER, Managing Diirgiik,

THE Commissioners in Et,
the De vl Ace' „it&l
.Cornro.7 -
merchte„ ratimufilmapg to Wel of the one part;
yd thetmlitor. ofthe Lite :iitliobs of the Carmine of the other
',Ague notice, that no chuut whatever caw be preferred before •
theta atter the 16th day of November, 1800.
JOHN PAR HOUSE, Secretary.

HOPE INWRANCIL COP
slollESAtzetiiitalTlVO

'—PtitE; LIFE; and CA`st
ONS-016ce, LUDGATE.

HILL, LONDON.
I)O,4ICIES of INSURANCE, which epire at
should be renewed within Fifteen Days from
that petite.
Persons insured with this Office, whose Policies expire at the
above period, are respectfully informed, that Receipts for the
Renewal of the same arc now ready fur Delivery• at the Office,
and with the respective Agents of the Company throughout the
United 'Kingdom.
' This Company offer to Insurers the following Advantages
Perzoni insuring, or procuring to be insured, £lOOO against
Fire, or I:580 on Life, have the option of becoming interested in
the Establishment. Persons insuring for more yens than one'l
allowed a considerable Discount on Premium and Duty. No
charge for Policiet; of £3OO and upwards—or for Policies under
that amount, when effected for Three Years or more—nor for
ladorsentents, Alterations, or Surveys. No Deduction in the
Payment of Losses. Damage by Lightning made good. A Bro-
kerage of .E. 5 per Cent: on Shipping insurances. Abatements on
Insurances out of London, front £lO to-eV) per Cent. on the
Pretniunn and a liberal Allowance on Diry. Lives insured,
Annuities, and Children's Endowments granted, en equitable
and advantageous Terms: Solicitors and others allowed a Com-
mission on bringing Life insurance; to this Office.
Farming Stock insured at .s. per Cent.
WILLIAM BURY, Secretary.

t RSU ANT to the Decree of the High Court of
P Chinon, wale in a Cause HoivkitisU:Lasnbert and others,
crolitors n. GEORGE :MEDD, formerly of Leicesttq, but
Lle of NOV 11:Jtou, in County of York, are personally; or
be `Ai- Sobcitlr,, co come in and prove their Debts before En.
zl, •;, Mow.opt: of the Masters of the said Court, at his
.nethampton-buildings, Chaneery-lane, London on
or br",,re the 30th of October, 1809, or in default thereof tisey
oil/ be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the slid Decree.
Zvi roorson and beet,•Piaintiff's Solicitors.

Y RYE THOUtAND tERS.' • Mi 4
GRAND STATE •LOTTfRY,
or 3 New and highly Improved Plan, tOU drawn in ONE DAY,
9.oth October, 1809,
(JUDGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers, 119,
o:ford.-oree,, and 44, St. James's street, are now selling
t!' I•ct; and shares in the present truly GRAND -STATE
1.01-11.. R containing £900,000 in Capital and other" MO..
•!;-, v: -y Arenor a,/vantages ofthe present Lottery are shevra;•
A.lvtnturtc, having a sure Chance of an the Orbital Capital
?nits, ai the whole win be irawn in ONE DAY, 20tb•of Otto-
ter, ,809, an , on which Day the immense Sam of £BO,OOO may
be ;41;nei. by One Number; and also, that instead of waiting in
ansons c• • a, hl alt foimer Lotteries' the fortunate Purcha-'
sot, in this, in ar once recetve a NOBLE INDEPENDENCE.

. ,
ALL IN ONE -DAT 1 •
TUE ()NIX LorrEity TO BE DRAWN nine YEAR.
ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and 'Co. Coin.
11‘ Owing Crow, respectfutly acqugut the Public,
tat: the wito!e nt the New STATE LorrzßY will be drawn
is Or Lbr, Dalt of ocroBER NEXT.
11:.: Lowry has only 5,000 Numbers (front No. t to 3,000
i • Four Tickets of a Number, so that the Purchaser of
a Out;le *Lcket will gain a Prize of 4:::o,000 :
By Two Tickets of the same Number,
_ _ _

A Prize of - -
by Three Ticket& pt the,

_......l I.

A ?rile of

•000,000

By Pour Tick*. of the same -Member,
eBO,OOO

rnze of _ •
••
And all ether Prizes In the same Proportion.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
4 - of - - Z 20,000
4 of ieS,OOO 1,2 -of -
4 •of 2,000 12 - -
Stc. Ste.
AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO 4 PRI2FE.

h 1,064 •

jRANSCOMB's Lucky LOTTERY OFFICES
N(,. 11, HOLBORN, 37, coittarn.L ; likewise at 269
SIaANI), and 33, HAYMARIner, St. lattices, where the
.Prizes, In CM last State Lottery, we Sold,
ard Rll;istered, namely,
The GRAND.PRIZE of 1000 TICKETS, .
Which produced . A=lllol2
A:14,765. 14tH Mist*, 1303,
Likewise Three Bed •
£20,000, 5e110,030,

One
CI 0,080,

. .
In
IOS SHARES,

. -
1 we
.t 5,000,

With several
£lO4lOO,

One
4:10110,
\rob wend F,M, &c.
All sold is Shares at the
1 ickits and Shares an now sel
prwol State Lottery, which will
cid co:owl of only 5000 number
is recommended by-Sir James

£5,000,
£l,OOO,
£5OO, &c. k.
above Offices, and where
fling is the present new and im-
II drawn on the 20tk October,
ms, therefore, an early purchase'
IRANSComs aid Co. •

NEXT MONTH:
SWIFT and CO. Joint Contractors with Govern-
in; -.; for the present STATE X..OTTEIRT, respectfully in-
L''t, the Public that TICKETS 11134 SmAabs'are on Sulc, in great
varic:T, 4 their Otters,
No. It,
Ne. 12, CPA* Na CROSS,
No. 31, ALDCATE HIGU STILLY.
The Scheme of this Lotteri is 'ebtfretfaesa, and bas Idstitirte re.;
116". 147 n„<t%massaged akirabatiott; -tbite sta'onii, 5;000
• in tlie I..o.tery,ao d tba whole willbe

DRAWN IN ON V DAY,
The Soq, ofNext Mouth; villefi the followistit,CA ?iv A L Patzts
t:istributtd ansonE the fortunateTurebasers, viz.

.JO October will be published, in usu. illustrated with plates,
LETTERS concerning the DISEASES "of the
URETHRA.

1. Of the varieties of Stricture as discoverable on Dissection'
and the method of distinguishing those varieties in the lbing bud.;
by the Urethra Sound ; with practical inferences concerning the
cure of Stricture.

2. Of dilatable Stricture—the state of the Urethra In this peen-
liardisease, and the method of cure.
J. Of Spasmodic 3tricture—the Muscularity of the Urethra
drilled—Experiments to ascertain the contractile power of the
Urethra—true causes of Spasm—and method of cure.
BY CHARLES BELL.

4 ............... ...... .. of • . 480,000
4 ........ of A: ,000 1 8 of £4OOO
1 ... ..... ot . ...... . = ,000 'l2 .of
tie.ids the inferior•Pi •zas o • £100,.830; &c. a. usual.
'III„ Lonery also pvesents the opportunity never before ofktre.4
', :'... l'u6;ic, of gaining the immense Slllll4 la 4010,0001 AMON%
.7 a. :0,91)0, by the purchase of Oue )lumber only.

THIS MONTH.
respectfully reminds the Public, that the
1.0 FTERY net say agottrs but eintsais nu
F::day the '2oth of tbii month; therefore all who wish to have a
'l'3lre to rain EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS by tbe
,‘1 a single Number, must buy Bitola the Drawing begins,
• ' L ntery,conuisting of Atiopio in !lines, will be de-
t• in ONE DAY.

,
1 and Shares are selling in great variety at his'old esOta-
-44'th (Mires in London, and by his Agents in' the Country,
it: th. late Lotteries have been remarkably fortunate•in
se.!inp and sharing an iron-tense number of Capital Prizes, parti-
c-larly th;: two last £30,000 Prizes, the last £25,000 Prise, and'
el? las: C.reital Prize ever drawn.
Persons in the Country maw be supplied, tve same as if'
P!'r'!".., by tending their orders, (puffinr carriage paid,) aceenki-'
Panted with hank notes Tied bins; tub, or pest cake ardent'
is either of his old established-Oaces;•
No. 4, CORNHILI„ or Sr, CHARING- MO* London ; •
Where all Business in the Public Funds ittemsacted with idelity'
d dilatch.

Plea•e to remark She SuLTs is tie sops: Lottery that will tie•
Ti ITS TF.AR.

Y, SEVUEMBER 30, 1809

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A.
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'fhe 'reachtng of the several Classes, for the eilClllll;:itnrioa of •
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T, The Private Greek Class, by Profess, El. Hub:
t The Logic anti Rhetoric Clans, by Dr. .Is•sces tiirtvrtas. •
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WArrtniss 241010iieft04ttplotania.4 rentEkiTintite;.
• Pi.y&iorU rH-D9CE,

kJIL K srOCKINGS selling off uncom mnniy cheap;
'at Ne. 52, Cheapaide ; an immense Stock of all kinds of
Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, liblies Invisible Dresses alt.
in one, &c.—Shopkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely*
will find a great advantage by an early inspection of these articles.
.1 'quantity of white or bLick silk, 6.. 6d. the best quality
-heap;; stout cotton stoekinr, at Is. per pair, very fine is. 6d.•
super, Zs. 6d.; brown cotton for boots, Is. rid.; fine ribbed
ton. Its. 244 a variety of gloves frorn:lo4:-per pair; lace sleeves
Is. 6d.; and many other fashionable arncles too numerous to men-
tion, at No. ;2, Cheapsid6.—No abatement from use price firts
asked.

HARVEI"S SAUCE FOR 114 H, &c.
LAZENIiY respectfolly. informs tht
A J. and Gentry, the above.admited-Ar:lchl is prepared only ht'
her Warehouse, No. 6, Eelivartlikrrwm, Partnuin-square ; stAstjhrt
Appointment) may be had of .1.• Boater, Edinburgki bell; New-
castle upon 'Fyne ; Gregsons, Livorpool ; .(;erty, Manchester ;
Terry, Brighton ; Lomer, Southampton ; Elliot: and 'tieclliam,.
Bath ; Jefferys, Salisbury ; Lister,'Swansey ; StephMrti Bridtingum
Quay, &c. &c. and to prevent spurious inlitatitaus,: eaoti:buttfe'
has Mi. Harvey's signature on the label.
E. 1.. at the same time begs to recommend her genuine Essence
of Anchovies, which, with a variety of rich `'cruces and Pickles,
may be had in cases of all sizes. for family use am! elportatlon.._

MO Medicine is' so weircaliuinied, or tiffs 'better
succeeded in giving relifin nutnerous had Cisco of tero -
phula, than SPILSBURY's' PATRNT ANTISCORBUTIC.
DROPS. A trial will prove this, and convince even the tender'
anxiety of parents when the glandi beetsme first swelled "and'
diseased, or the usual symptoms of scropkilnus enla•gvnientof
the stomach in children takes place. In ,ruptive ca. of scurvy,
Gout, Rheumatism, and Nervous Irritation of the St much from
bilious affections, its superiority has lung been' acknowletlged,..
l'he genuine Medicine has the words, " ISy the King's Patent.,"
expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outride wrappeOt
and tire. King's duty, is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispen-
sary, No. 15, Soho-square, Land :it:, in small bottles of .ssAid.
doublb bottles 10s. and larger 11. XS. Compound iissence; to- '
aayl unpleasant irritation, 85.
WHEN PRI :S' 'JILLMEN of
the r

sCIFtSSIORAL
Edlttation
VV. Wilespoesibillte deviate from 't. General System by
the seleicaln of a panic:tiler branch, the sanction of !Ong tottlnued
success is the best criterion of superiority.
Fourteen years have we devoted our practice to the exclusive
treatment of two disorders, and the successful result of eur peso
gives us additional ardour to oppose, as far as we are able, the
vages cif those complaints which are the most Mil:Arnim In the
catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation into every branch of practice, we contemplated
the sufferings of Siphyhtic and debilitated Patients, and loneied a
wish to rescue individuals from the ignorance of anetlncatidit OM;
or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general practititnito..
The disorders, to the cure of.which we have devoted our wen..
tion, comprise every species of Venereal Infection, whether of a
recent or long duration : idly, All kinds of (I(lnli,y. whether
arising from the habits of school-boys, or the in,hileeneies of ma-
tore age.—Numerous diseases are the reek ot ignorance, er
haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhcca, and it not unfree
quentiy happens, that the seeds of life are poisoned by the indis-
cretion of an unguarded hour.
By a superior method such complaints are easily cured; and
even where others have failed, we trust that we may presume to
offer a radical re-establishment.
• Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this din
order,. compared with the calamitous situations of men, who,
h.= an indulgence in a Solitary Vice, or the prevalent gaieties of
a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility, which is the one
avoidable consequence of ;itch pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but care•
ally conceals his misfortune, it may be some consolation for hint
to know, that although it be an object of doubt •or tiacortainty
with other practitioners, the removal of these defiiienties tithe
This day was published, handsomely 'printed in two volumes gradual progress of renovation is the acquirement of our eeperieeec
octavo. price 21s. boards, the Second Edition of the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly
vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraction
A Description of the Political,
PRESENT STATE of TURKEY ; or,
Civil, and Religious Con- ot this languid state,and in tim.se cases, no great difficulty will Deem
THE
stitution, Government, and Laws of the Ottoman Empire. But where this deficiency has for years existed, a proper petite
By THOMAS THORNTON, E4q. * verance is indispensibly requisite to revive the slumbering ofterici
This Edition is enlarged with a Dissertation on Oriental Lite- of life, and to re-animate theconstitution. •
rature, with many articles of general information, which are in- The secrecy which is so essential to our undertaking, and the
corporated in the body of the work, and with an introductory qualifications which we presume to state, form the bass of our
Chapter, which comprises the principal events in the History of pretensions, and in coincidence with such this hatimatioh isglvelt
the Turks, and exhibits the progress of the Ottoman Power, and that Messrs ',emu and Co. may be cdnsultee personally, .or by
added,thecuses of its greatness and its decline. An Appendix is letter, (inclosing a Bank Note) at their house, No. 29, Aelelteel.
illustrative of the physical and ancient history of Bytan... street, Strand, near Temple Bar.—Thereisan additiotial.entrastee
tium, and the surrouudlng countries. To render the Work the. in Water-street adjoining, aad the name is on both dews.
more complete, a most accurate Map of the Turkish Empire, as A DiploMa from the Royal College of Surgeons in Lotithin; and
well as a plan of Constantinople, both beaatifully engraved, and Testintentale • troni the most enitnent Physician. t and Lecturers of
carefully composed from the most authentic materials. regiliar educatiOse, and assiduous attention to the studies of every
Printed for J. Mawusau, N 0.22, Poultry. Of whom may be branch ot the profession, are opentrehe inspection of any enquirer,
had; just published., and connitute a fair ground for that success with which e have
The His roes- of the Htevertc Rept/111.1M By Francis hitherto been honoured. E. LEIGH and Sturgeon'.
Has 'friailor, ling. 4 vols. eve. Xi. les. boards. No. eV; Aria del-srat&

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--r NVATKINSrei, sine,re thPolc-t to. tlO/146.•
..1; • biliry, Metal •in'Milkeittitifir•Ntiviswd Atilty7t;entle-?-
rotniTrasiellers, and the Poblit tor the hh r.tt sttppvril
he experienced at his late house (th: Crawls Hotel,.Cwith:rlatid.,f
stYeet), anditspettlldly hifurnit thtun; that 'he has rethiered 'tti'
th the 'exti.entive premises inTOtt tt-sr it r. 'r foftwerif Mr:).
Luc it, tit, and tisk, knd*e byihe name of the fliltPKingh airrithlt• •
Tavern,-blit now called • ;•-
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WATKINS NEW CROWN
which he hiShited'nii in an elegant and coMfOrtable style, stiltosi,
to the actommodition of Noblemen and thistr
cial Gentlemen;lcc.
For convenience anti elegance the above premises are avowedly. •
I, superior to any in this part of the Kingdom; and 'l'. W. having -
laid in a stock of the best Wines and I iiqttors, .ptestunts to hope
' he shall•experiente that share of public patronage milt which he'
has ben hitherto honouretivto uterkla tontinuance on which will'
he his constant study.
••• A large Room h fitted up-purposely for the accomntodation
of. Gentlemen 'revellers, to whom every attention twill he
Eitensive Coach-houses and Stables, equal to any in the king-.
dom.—A Hearse; Mourning Coaches, neat Postekaise, and able
ilorses.—Posting.to all parts of the kingdom, at Is. ittl. per mile.

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