The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-06-08 00:00:00

LIVERIIIS.

Duke' Jacket and Waistm-aol.-an---cieitid Breeches . 313 6
BOit of• Livery ' £5 0 is. 5 101 Bursas Cost 3 oto 3 16 U
Stout Box Cont b15t06 10 1 Overalls .' 1 3to 1 Ili 0
Terms of Contract by the Year, as consideration of rimming
. .. ! their old ones t
3 Silts per Year £l7 -0 1 5 Suit. per Year •
j Ditto . t 2 0I 6 1/itin
' Ou the same prinriple, tor Coats only :
3 centoper Year £lO 10 i 5 Coots per Year .Cl 6 0
4 Ditto . 13 IJI 6 I)ino . 19 ii
fisittlemen On joining their reltective regiments. or g .itiq
*road, equine, as ordered by his R.I I. the Coon inaoder-in.Chit• f.
Iztaikis' Itiding'Briaes, and Young Gentlemen's Hussar ilitto,
made in a tupevior .h le.
The cltiavagant ehnrce of those who take and give long credit
has been a sultieet of complaint. A. S. and Co. a,-ure the Public
they will, find a in4terial tlitrerenre in their prices front other
liouses: .in consequence of conducting their bucines: Inc quick
payincins, they are enabled to sell for less money thztie other ,
houses purchase their gnotti for.—tlentlemen in the country sup-
plied
by twining their meamre, or an aid mit. i
••• A Suit of (Atoll .tt at Niue flours n tire. I

£26 to
so 10

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AIIVICC.
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: WHEN Men of Education and Professional
1 Skill, We persevering endeavours In discover oh.- mast
: .sa.Ye nod certain method of Ireal lag a few prevailing Diseases.
jibs sucteinful result of, their experience is ..61C best proof of
auperinrity.
I . Messrs.. GOSS nod CO. Surzente, have been induced to make
the cure of the full Owing the object of their partichlar study,
i viz. is certain Disonler, frequently comractel in is moment al
1 intoxication, and ifs C0111:1)111i l!.1111.$, Strictures and Weds, which,
by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cared; us also
Debility, whether arising from B:techavialinvi indulgences, long
v residence in num clituate,), or 0 sceset solitary vice, tan often
I unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes y in the one cuun-
-1 ing sterility, or barrenness ; and in the other a lainierous trans
of nereonsdiSenses, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in
imp..item., and Consumption. In that distressingstate of drbili-
ty or deficiency, whether the c.onscumence of such !Hoeft'', his-
, hits, or at lib% from illy other cause, by which the powers of
' the constitution become enfeebled. tr• regularly educated Nor-
; genus of London they fifer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration
1 to sound and slgorenis health.tem
The result of a long and exice practice has enabled them,
by a superior inethod. to remove Venereal Compinints. hove-
: ever inveterate or complic,ated, without subjecting the patient
fto the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cabe.,
where an early application is made on d '3cm/cry of the infection,
' they r ..atently perfurns a cure in the short spate of two days.
4 • $
The unprectalevied stcco's of their mode of treatment (which bas
i never been known to fail in 011 e single instance in a practice of
fifteen years, during which period many thousand persons 'dhotis
sexes have been cared, est.,' niter severe and injurious methods
lend been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces
them to thus publicyy vilier their advice.
klewrs. Goa had CO exclusively professing the cure of these
particular complaints, in order that they may Net be marked
by a mistaken few, with the obloquy MI justly Winched to the
ignorant empiric, think it hut justice In themselves so state, that
! they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch
of the profestino (certificates of which, fse differed lioopi-
tali, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they
I have to convince any inquirer), that the euecess resulting from
itheir eadetivNtre first induced them to quit the
the general practice of
P. actitioner, nad they presume that their preens
slims constitute A fair ground , the the aupreeedeoted confidence
_with which they have, by the Politic, bees so liberally ho.
poured.
Patients in the Cavalry are requested to state the parliCil-
lan of their ease, ay. and weer of living, Ina sine a tlaidt
Note for A dyke aad'lledidoes ; and the ease *PI be forwarded
to ens pm. of ihe Klogdom..
6055 ant CO. Sorrow, 13, Betmerie-street, Fleet•sireet.

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N,
O ACCIDENTS need ewer occur iu future from
Cortices, Cies, Ar nor tither Inn-Wheel Cords" •
When the hone falls (which is now rendered difficult, it uot
imponlhle);
When the hone renn ;
W ketone or both of the wheelc break •
When oneor both of the wheels go oil ;
When the shafts hrenk
W ben the horse); ick. or rots. Is on v.
A milrar the.Othce, Pope,' }lead -Mies Chamber. Cotniiill.
nitric mirrored &Rt. inns nod the most etttistaero}yunmetwwitt
he given respecting them. •
•n* The owners of vallable horse; may .3IPP hilrldredg of
passadt by the tor of this in!entlnn t. *hick may also ben ',plied
to oil four-wheel Corringes.