The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-09 00:00:00

VAIIROL am! Co. Stock-Brokero,' No. 26,
V Os t*ard-Atreet, near Rat hboile-place, (established for up-
wards of thirty years) respectfully inform the Ptibqe, that
Tic kets and Shares are selling at their itfice, fur the pre-
sent interesting New State LAtery, which begins Drawinethe
Ad, of next Month. The Scheme Is -universally appraved of,
being on the same excellent Plait as the last, with ugly 5,000
N umbers, mitt .e2.J0,000 in Prizes, to be Drawn in- OM
Day, and.contaias
FORTY CAPITAL PRIZES,
Including 'FOUR. PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND
- POUNDS.
Io the lase Lotteries. the t'ollowing Capital Prizes were
Said in Shares 11y CARROLL and Co: aad the Money paid
en demand.
'No. 6,545, a Prize of £10,090,
In Three Eighths, and Ten Sixteenths.
12,J03 £IU,OOO I 657...
' 2.171 10,090 2,86
3,996 5,00i 31,010 l,OOO
354
911111
110.,4slistAeRVIPsor'S,91.1 , 4 Prites of
13.112 20.10 I &r.
Persons in the Country will be supplied with Tickets or
Shares on the same Terms ns if present, by sending Post-
Oiliee Orders, Cash, Bank Notes, or Prizes of former Lot-
teries.
A liberal Allowance will he made to Clubs, Societies, Mail
and Stage Coachmen, and Carriest •
ft,* All kiwis of Government' Securities bought and
sold by Comini-sine.

MATRIDION Y.
IT is much to be regretted, :but inclispubeily
IL certain, that many persons 'of both sexes are deterred
from entering intorthe ruanied state, by intirmitierr which
delicacy forbids them to disclose; and there are, not a few,.
who, helm; already married. are rendered miserable, for
want of those tender pledges of mutual love, withuiut
happiness in this Male is, at least, very precarliMs. 'lt has
been ascertained beyond doubt, that these circumstances Are
occasioned by a general or partial relaxation or weakness is
either sex; and it ls'equally certain, that the genuine
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AROMATIC LOZENGES OF STEEL • -
are the hest, if not the only remedy For this species of delit-I
lily. When taken into the stomach, they immediately dif-
fuse themselvers; like a vripour, through et,erfoore, producing.
elects, at once delightful, salutary, and perirutiwot. 'When
the spark of life begins tot grow dim,-the circulation Limpid,
and the fazulties paralysed. these Lozenges are f quid to give
tone to the nerves, exhilarate she animal npirits, invigorate
the body, and re-animate the whole man„ When averon. to
exercise, los• i.r depravity of appetite, and pallid counte-
nance, indicate approaching consumption, the delicate fe-
male will he preserved, and restored tit benith and society,
by the benign intluence of this medicine. When the delu-
sions 4444 or the force 4if bad example, have
tempted unguarded youth into the danxcrous labyrinths of
secret sensuality, debilitated his body, or impaired his un-
derstanding, these • Lozenges still protect him from linger,'
ing disease, the infirmities of remature old age, Mida
wretched dissolution. W hen by luxurious kanquees, copiou•
libations, Paphiarr excesses, and midnight revels, the saes
and daughters of dissipation have brought an theinselvei
debility, relaxation, imbecility, mutt a long thin of nervous
complaints, these Lozenges will re:anre heelthsted.vigusir to
the debilitated frame, and cheerfulness and_ uniinapoam the
mind.
THE AROMATIC LOZENGES. OF ATEEI. artilre-
pared and sold by the Inventor, Dr. Seimiripat his ,bousits,NA.
47, Southampton-row, Illoosusbur,, where lie may* can-.
suited every des personally,, or by letter, inclosing toe msual
fee; also, by Appointment, sold at No. 4, Ludgateshill; Mr.
Rickards, druggist, &c. 193, Strand ; G. een's, rrs, Oxford-
street. near Dealestreet Allen, sty,
.0 x ford-streer,'oppipite
, the Pantheon; Chrisp, corner of Silt Mg Garden; Hymns, Mr
Strand, next the Lyceum; Golding, 42. Corabilit' HAW
Royal Eitch age; Stubb., SS, theapside Ambridge. 18,
Piccadilly; Word, 324. Holborn ; mid no where else in Lon-
don. Price is. per 13.)31, Duty in hided. -'•
At the above plans may also* had, lir. Senate's Treatise.
no Feimtle elomplaintv, Price *. bd'.; a bunk which sheuld•
be iced by every married woman.

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• F140,1f. 711 E DU-PCH P-E
PkRIS, Doc..29,—Yeiterday the COaservalive
Senate held a. Sitting Extraordinary. It is re-
ported, that theie was comtinioated to them, on
this occasion, a draught esr a Senetue- Consul-
ion,. for ,prdlonging the • preterit Session of the
Legislative Body, and retaining, in attendance, 'all
the Members who shall be present on On 31st
iiistaet. •
• Yesterday,, at onts 'o'clock; his Majesty the
Etaperor held tiCaliinet Council ; at two his Ma-
jesty set, oil on a hunting party ; and at half-past
four he repaired to the Council of State, and pre.
sided at their.
.deliberations.
'Tice Spanish garrison of Gerona 'triton! at Pere
pigeon on the 14th..
From Niptes we lan, ender' deli off
lost. that the garrison of the isle 'of Vautolienee,
bring prevented by bad weather from embarking,
had offered to surrender as prisoners •of war.
They were, consequently, conveyed to Naples
and the island, on which were round 15 pieces of
cannon, and .a great quantity of military stores,
was occupied in the name of the King of Naples.
The poSition of this island is important, with *
view to the security of the communication by sea
between Naples and the rest of Italy.
Thu 5 per cents. were this morning at 79f. 70c.
and batik stock 12651.
Dec. 28.—0 n the326th, .his. Majesty came to
town at noon, and Joon after he presided at a ca.
binet Council.
The stone day there was a grand dinner at Court,
to which a'l the Kings and Queens in this capital
were invited.
Hi: Highness the Prince Primate is expected
herein the course of the present week.
M. Pieriot, Receiver. General of the Department
of Aube, is appointed Intendant. General of the
Empress Josephine's Household. That Princess
still resides at hlalmaison, with her daughter, the
Queeli of Holland.
A division of the Btbcorps, which is quartered
at Orleaps, and the Ist division of the Imperial
Life Guards, who were in cantonments in Char.
tree and the vicinity, have broken up fur Bay.
onne.
The finable rim, of Granville, in company
with three gun-boats, brought into the •bay of
Cancale, ou the 20th inst. the English ship L.
Gouverneur de Curieston, of 258 tons, carrying
16 guns, and laden with sugar, coffee, nun, etc.
Tice prize entered Grenvitfirtheirannrilerr-- •
• RA tO,ine, Dec. 20.—From three to four hen.
dred officers and sub-officers arrived here this
morning from Arragon, to complete the training
of conscripts; of whom 15,000 will, in a.few
' days, begin their march for Soain.
The arrival of the division under General Lei-
son has already been productive of great benefit in
the provinces of thin), and Guipuseoa. The
marauders who infested the highways have disap.
peered; and a whole band, Who were under the
comtand of a Monk, have baba taken at Whoa.
It 'is confidently reported,k'that a formidable
army of reserve is to be formed'in this quarter.
A Portuguese and an American vessel have been
•str toiled on our coasts. There was net a single
person on board of•the former, nor has any thing
been heard of the crew ; of *that of the-American,
which was bound from Philadelphia for St. Sebes.
Tian, and which is. a complete wreck, 14 have with .
groat difficulty been saved. •• • ,
Virtest Dec. 18. —A Mong the a'ittcles' .of in.
telligeisce.thisdaY,received frum.Pera, under date
•of the 9th, larehe following"
Intelligente haslsein received from the. Grand
Vizier, of Ilia hairiagottacked,with an equal force,
the Rimier) army.thatiaadadrinced. against Silis.
till. 'The engagement was :continued with the
greatest ardour untiltigtir, 'ays&-it was not until
the following day that il'avaa decided in favour of
the Turks, by the•effertli of a corps of Albanians
that had just arrived 'on the field. The Russians
retreated towards'the Ildnulte, leaving behind them
a great number -Of killed.and prisoners.. This eient
excited siliversal it was iaJtantly -commidai.
cared to the Foreign kinisters, and Constantino.
ple was 'illuminated three'successineteniugs.
is confidently reported, that a 'seeend Courier ar.
rived_ Jake yesterday, with
_intelligence that the
amuse army had been compelled to retreat across
the Danube, and.that, uptin this occasion, a corps
'of. Etonsian cavalry4tad fallen into the hands of the
Turks."
AUGSBURG, DEC.. 21.—The grand park of ar.
Tillery of the French army it proceeding in this
direction, from Austria, for Strasburg. It is
drawn by 3006 horses. Two divisions have al.
Lundy Passed through this place. •• •
Pams, Dr.c. 26.—The following article ap..
pears in our Juana's, under the head of Cettel.
the 14th
44 Yeititrtbsy peopleuf this place wire eye. '•
*pleases of an act of bravery, as uncommon as it
- was successfully executed. A convoy of 50 sail
.of merchantmen, bound .hither from Marseilles,
being discovered by an English frigate, she in.
inanity ttiMod in for' this port, with the intention
of cuttiattheni off. • A bomb vessel belonging to
itl‘f4tintlitt,' seeing that, immediately parted front
rho otfttroy, midtboldly me* fur the harbour, uu.
dta mess of will The effemy's frigate, in or.
der {ti whitetail* turned her a: hale at.
tendon to. the .blistest.•orthe boMb vessel, came.
close up with her niter the entrance of the bar- ••.
butte, siO.fired 100' shot at her; bet the hem's
vessel steadily held on her course, sod Moe
.the'enemy .cooiel" cut her off, 'arrived within the
protection d'utie guns, and entered the port autidst

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