The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-02-10 00:00:00

ANOWELL proof of the great efficacy -of the
HALM of M ECC A ta rag co too add debilit3 of tile sweet.

Wes Saville, milliner and dress maker, at BinCks's D'Uyiess
warehouse. King-street. Caveat-garden, hue cJinonsuicated to
1/r. Senate the very esiranestinary cure which leer sister Ira wee-
periswead by the wee of his asedwinse. eke HMIS wf Mecca. Her
complaint was a violent nervous Mend-ache. with spasmodic af-
fections in her stomach, which sontetimesswelled tin considers
Me size; the slightest esercise was irksome and fatiguing; her
spirits were depressed be)tind de.tription ; her appetite was
entirely gone, and when else forced herself to take sustenance,
sbe ex perieneid Ike mast excruciating pain. In this deplorable
state she commenced a course of the 134: in of Mecca, from w hich
she derived al.nust immediate benefit. and within three months
wks perfectly recovered. She is now grown IA nod well; her
appetite is gaud. her complexion returned, and she can take any
esereise wit out inconvenience; and, after tile distressing bad
state of health she laboured ander tretween 'oven and eight
year: she has now the btippiiwss in find herself in perfect good
he..lt4, fur n uicit she feels herself indebted to Dr. Senate's kind
attention, and tie use of his medicine. the Halm of. Mecca,
which may be truly considered a blessing to mankind.
MARY SAVILLE.

To Dr. Senate, Soathaniptnn-row.
•s • Dr. Settatejs iu posse:llion of near Eight Hundred testi-
monies of the efficacy of Ms medicioe, which wilt be puldished
in succession.
Observe, that there is an engraved Portrait of Dr. Senate in
the libel on the otatvide of earn box, which le signed by the
Proprietor, E. Senate, in his land-writing. All others are
counterfeits.
The gamut:at Balm of Mecca is prepared only by Dr. Senate;
bpd void, wholesale and retail, by bis agent, Mr. Itichaia-.
Druggivt, 193, Strout, near St. Ciemeau'v Douro'; also rem
by Word. 321.. Holborn; Parlor's, 166, Fleet-street: Hansa,
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flit Royal Exchange; Goldiug, 41, Cornhill; and Club"
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In Syn. Volume 11. price Ih. hoards,
THE OPINIONS of different Authors upon the
PUNISHMENT of DEATH.

Selected by BASIL MONTAGU, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn.
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f horn may be had, by the same Anibal-,
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• In 4to. with 0 plates, Price 11. Is. boards,
ELEMENTS of MUSICAL COMPOSITION;
comprehending the Hales of Taorough Bass, and the
Theory of Tuning.
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Mtts. Doe. Prof. Aloe. Oton.

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THE Second Number of the PIIILOSOPII ER.—
Contbntw : Biographical Note; of Generals Macdonald,
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of Ferrell. Foogesse Beauharouls and Jerome Bonaparte, Hor-
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parte Quern of Naples, Generals Bellegarde and Ilenninesen,
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Prince of Neufchatel—Reply to Mr. John de Brompton's Let-
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Mired Analysis of the War in the Peninsula; ky which it is
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By General SA itR
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lly tltr. S DI. R
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SEVERAL deter, large.sizeg young fresh forges,
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harness for ditto, taken off fondant work.
To be viewed till the time of Sale.
"•• Public Sale Days every Tuesday and Friday.

TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND BUILDERS.
TO BE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AN extensive Forest of FIR TIMBER,' In Pee.
bin-shire, Scotland, situate on the tons of the Rivet
Tweed, and only 26 miles from the Port of Leith, where there Is
every facility for skipping It to the totlldelll Alnket. This Forest
cantons; Trees of large dimensions, being considerably more
than nbe hundred year.' growth nod Rt fur buildings of every de.
scriptinn. There is a most excellent Saw Mil, dont by Water,
that the purchaser of the Timber may he accommodated with
fur caning aay sized Pisa they ago/ think M.
ainq he know by applying to Kt. Tumbril, Pee-
bleiriritreifitiutay. Survfryor ea LAN Agmit S. Pickett*tweet,
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• 'iIAMPftHIRIL—TO BE LET,
For a Term of 14 years, and entered oa at Michaelmas nest,
AA LI. that capital FARM-, called SWANMORE
HASELHOLT and LUNDY 11AltN; comprising a
rood Dwelling House, Other,, Cottages, and Gardens, and about.
350 acres 'dismal excellent Wheat andrelviip Land, all inclosed,
and has an extensive common pasturage, situate and the
parish of. Droxfords miles from Waltham Abbey, and only
about 12 miles from Gosport nod Peet-mouth; good roads to
both places. The dwelliog house commands oat 4' the finest
prospects in the county, having a full slew of toe Isle of Wight
and the Net•••.es. Every encouragement will he given to a
farmer of capital science and indu-trv.
Particulars may he known by applying to Adam Murray,
Surveyor and Land Agent, 3, Pickett-street, Temple-bar.—
Letters post-paid.

DEEtturv, sec.—Messrs. GOSS and CO. con'
tinue .0 direct their attention to those Diseases, .by which
the powers of the constitution become enfeebled; and their es-
perience in such case, during a long and sus esful practitey
etuitsles theta to offer to persous se afflicted, a safe and speedy re-
storation to sound and vigorous health.. A tort iindKorder, fre-
quently contracted nt u moment of intoxication ; to also
its frequent cisucomitants, strictures and glens, are by their .
plan of treatment ( without re,traint lu diet or exercise)
speedily and effectually cured; and where an curly appli-
cation is made, are discovery of the iufectietn, the complaint
is frequently nouoved in two days. By professing exclu-
'.sively the cure of such complaints, and in Order that they
may ant he marked by a mistaken fen with the obloquy tt,t
justly attached to the ignorant empirie, Messrs. Goss awl Co.
think it hut justice tw themselves to state, that they 'hive been
regolarly educated hi every branch of the profession (ce; tihcntes •
of a hich from different hospitals, and tustimonials from the
most eminent Physicians, they have to convince tiny iimairer)
that the success resulting from their endeavours brat induced
them to quit the practice of the general practitioner; and they •
presume that their pretensions constitute a fair grimed for the
unprecedented confidence with which they have, rby the Public,
been so liberally honoured. To be enmulted at their house
11 daily, by either see, personally or by leiter, with secrecy and
limey, awl ;domino. Letters are expected t i contain a *hank
mite for advice nod medicines. Gum tind Co. Suwon', 13,-
Bouverie.street. Fleet-direct.

• •PERILITY, STRICTURES, &c. . . •
11(MPRFSSED with a censelottinese that their dear
viotion from the general plan has teen highly beneficial tq
others, and improved in their professional acquirements by thw
maturity of near twenty years experience, Messrs.l•l)ltßlE
and CO. eilattinse, with "satiated ardour, the eeldicatiot of
those disorders which are the consequence or illicit indulgence,
or the destructive habits of the inconsiderate School-bay. la
pi...retain the cure of these Complailds, they hold out no in-
ducement to vice ; hot, sensible as all men most be of the ex-
istence of such calamities, they offer their assistunce as regularly
educated Surgeons of London. and of the Hopi! CoUege of
Edinburgh. In all cases of Siphylitie Infection, and in every
comploint of Debility and Deticrency, whether arising from the
infatuation of a certain deste active habit, long residence in warm
' climates, free living, or nay other calve producing a defivey
of manly vigour, the patient may rely in a speedy restoration
to vigorous health. Their improverl plan of erring Strictures of
the U iethra has been atteaded with peculiar succew. Strictures
of ten and meaty sears' duration have yielded to their treat-
ment in the short period of three weeks. Several Noblemen
and Gentlemen of the first respectability, woo have laboured under
this painful and distressing disease, having received errldical and
permanent cure, particularly request that reference may beam&
to them, as satisfactory evidences of she decided superiority of
Messrs. Currie and Co.'s Plan of Treatment. Many of these
Gentlemen had been under the care of Messrs. Home, Heavi-
side, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted
their Cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, it ultras
success.
Messrs. Currie and Ca. may be consulted by patients of either
'sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No.
10i. Italian-garden

UTILE. ET DULCE.
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Highnesses the Princess of WALES Ind Duke of . SUS-
mud 'R. OIL fur the

SEX, , most of the Nobility, NAQASSA— _
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,dressing the Hair it is pre-etninent is
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rendering the Hnir inexpressibly attracting, promotes the
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It Is innoxious and suited to all climates. Sold at 34. 6d.-10s,
6d. sad barge bottles, containing eight small, tit 11. Is. each, by
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Proprietors to the Label, to Red Ink, A. ROWLAND and
SON.
TO MESSRS. ROWLAND AND SON,
Proprietors of thg lilwcsssea OIL.
Germitatem,--1 am greatly indebted to the surprising vir-
tues of your Macassar Oil for the recovery of myliair, which
has bees extremely thin for these eight years past, and obliged
'4. ft comider