The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-01-31 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.

THIS present EVENING, Jan. 31, will
be performed,

IiABELLA.
Biroa, Mr. Young; Isabella, Miss O'Neill.
-To which wilt be added.
The New Oraad Christmas Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN W HITTINGTON ; or, Lord Mayor of
London.

Wednesday, a new musical entertainment, called Brother and
Sister; after which Raising the Wind, and the New Panto-
mime.
Dean, 72.1 Second Price Ss. 6d.—Pit, Se. 6d. s Second
Price, S..—Lower Gallery, Ss. Second Price, Is.—Upper
Gallery, la.; Second Price, 6d.

A Private Box may be had nightly, ea application to Mr.
Braider', to the Bou-olke.

MR. DRAYTON respectfully informs the pub-
lie, that the LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. situate at
Kenningoe,idvertised for Sale at Garraway's Coffee-bowie, on
She Ist Feb. 4 unavoidably postponed (or one month.
Amnion Mart, Jan. SO, 1815.

.'.DREAD UL FIRE !
Second Advenismnent.—Tbe Ent did not produce even a
Widow's Mite ! The Lord Maynr's Mite, asunder, was prior
In its in-ertion.
7IHE benevolence of the Public is most respect.
Idly. bat earnestly appealed to, in behalf of the WI DOW
in OFFICI:R, whose bravery and humanity were alike
F, monis the first procured him merited mention and high
Mira; and, for the latter, distress never appealed to. him
vain I by Ids sadden death, she oas left to struggle with
vaumtvaus ini4forlisner, with a family of SIX CHILDREN,
lire of whom (o.m an infint at the breast) with herself, oar-
. !lowly escaped per'ishing in the alarming FIRE which broke
eat at Two o'Clock in the Morning of the 17th, instant, in
SMITHFIELD.
It isinpeil a British Public will, in commiseration of their
usaaVnld calamities. relieve their present sufferlags, and enable
them to embrace ani9porttmity, which happily presents itself,
of mango, in a Business which will secure a future support.
Subscription* at present will be received at Mara. Sharpe
aid Emir, bankers, SinithErW ; Navy -ii•EV-hallite. New-
ki-tle-street, Strand; and at Messrs. Guest 11011 Cot 47, %Ala-
Facto-wriaret. Flelvmtreet ; where—further Partiedkre may tee
' 6.. awn.

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Tbilistbt rable the LORD MATQR (after Anute
:pressed as Ms aAle ia essausoest kb others, U.
Jaa. 23, 1315.

COMM rTIONS CURED.
A PROFESSIONAL MAN, Lwlto through an
esirnsive practice in the alinve'Disetife. lin: been so for-
tunate.% in discover MEDICINE that i'ztn IN FA 1.1.113 LE
CURE Ve CONSUMPTIONS by which Medicine he has
cored nosy when given river by tasioent 'Physicians. and when
in the law stage of a Consumption, attended w ith rough, spit-
time of blood, and sedemiltous swelling; of the fei:t. Etc.
Though the truth of this asse►tion may be doubted, the A ilvet-
.l6er is happy to say, thnt be has it in his power to refer to
those he has cored, nail when given over by some of the first
Professional Men ; be therefore now ptiblii ly offers it to those
who are labouring under this afflicting Disease.
1. Letters (past-paid) addressed for A.B. No. 6, Crew Qaehec-
street, New-road, Mary-le-bone, London, w ill have immediate
attention; and where attendance i 3 given every day (Sundays
excepted), from 10 (012 in the Potemion.

MR. A. BRADLEY, Middle New-street,
Gough-square, Lo don, will satisfy the most serttpalints
enquirer AS to the authenticity of a Friend of his dgriai,,, gi, al
broefit from ebe CORDIAL BA I.M of GILL kV, It a -evere
disurt:'‘ of the nervous, bilious, and flatulent kin:, with which
he hatt hen long afflicted.
:dr. h. Pierces inch street, Rirotitieham, vouches for the
surprising cure of a Gentleman Inn: in a deep Decline, having
taken five bottles of the Cordial balm of Gil. ,d. The spirits,
strength. nod splietite of the ytiting mot mere visible mid very
materially improved ; and by continuing the use of it a few
weeks longer, be was, 'with God', blessing, and to the great '
comfort and astooishruent of his fatally and friends, restored to
perfect health.
Mr. B. Boothroyd, of Pootefract, reports of a man in that
aeighbotirlmod, ultout the age of thirty, n Ito had the appear-
awn,- of labouring uo ler that most dangerois. disease, the Phthisis
Lculmonalis. or Consunytiou. lie hod a cousidet..ble degree of
tie (ever, profuse night-sweats. expectorated much, and ass
iiSA9I is II State of extreme debility. it min,. had the heat ,
sbedicktadvice he could procure, without obtaining relief, he
bad retool., to the Cordial Balm of Gilead ; persevering in the
il;e of it, alt the unfavourable s; mitten" gradually abotedoud he
has nit:sired a vigoroa• state of 'width.
Coyernmeat Security neeiota Counterfeits, besides a saving of
One Houle itt Four. The Conli.C. Rabe of Gilead is sold in
Widnes, trice 11, each; or the quantity of four in one Family
*mile for yds. on which one ll...liottle is sivrd, duty included;
Me stamp of whirls boors the Prop, ietor's nose and address iu
lise-e‘ograstog, " Snarl. Snlossos, Liverpool," to imitate which
is,telouv t sod this pi tvilege of a particular bet of plates fur his
illsesps"as been Omrted to Dr. Solomon, by favour of his 'Ma- i
. rity'a Honourable Columissiaaersosof Plump Duties, purposely
tqaecure the Publitagnitbt CiiiligelfCliS i none else are centrum.
_ttiuld by, Samuel Ceich. No. 18. Strand ; Sutton mind Co. (late
//key and stilton); Bow Church-lard; Baron anti Co. Nu.
Jak Os foni-street, L 'Mon; Itrodie and Dowding, Salisbury g
AC Smith, Perfumer, North Widget, Edinbmtr.h ; Martin Keene,
No. 6, College green; nt Davismi s. No. 1., Parliament-street,
aid of hies:tr.:. F. Newbury and S.m, Dahlia ; ad retail, by all
Medicine Venders in the United hiacdora.
Gosse.Disprders have been many years io procredia; to such a
logree.of malignancy as catmot be eradicated in a fJw weeks:
tbrrefore it is to order to entourage steady perseverance in the
use of proper meats th u Dr. Solomon has adopted the plan of
Isis Dozes. with three large kl-. Family Battles, containing
tse quantity of Twelye'at Is. peeled up snre far the country,
for a Five.posid Boon.-thole, hy which U. 12,. Is saved; vide
" Guide to Health."
As Dr. Solomon's Practice is now become so great and es-
temi that .his constant engagements require a considerable
parti of his time and wrendance, he experts,
I I compliment of One Po hld
I,l•iild 4 but all written eases, or 01 sils
eu of advice, and imaccomponit.d with an order for niedis
tine and remittance. to be answered at his leisure. are required
to enclose only Half a Guinea. !trails may be obtained at 041
Posi.otlece, payable nt Liverpool, for small sum. of money,
which is a sure mode of c tnyeyance.--Such letters should, for
safety, Me thus directed; —" Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Cli-
&rod Hoene, Dear Live. pool. Paid double pottage."
~,,:• • Letters may be addressed to X Z. or A. B. nt the Post
"rice, all called for. Persons who do not wish to have their
anion kenwn, may have their Boxes directed W. Z. to bt left
al •••••••—• till sailed fur.

CHEAP WARD.
AT an atijouretni COURT of WARDMOTR,
holden at St. Lawrence's Church, in and for the Ward of
Cheap, in the City of London. on Monday, the 30th. day or
January, 1816, before the Worshipful Samuel Guosibebere,
Esq. Alderman therenf.
A Requisition. Ogled by a considerable number of dos re-
spectable inhabitants of the said Want, which had been pre.
seated to the Alderman, merman* a Ward Meeting to tube
into consideration the propriety of Petitioning Parliament in
order to obtain, through that legitimate medium, the abolition
of the Property or Income 'rag, in conformity with the recant-
me dation of a lute Court of Common Council, and DWI with
the feelings and wishes of the community at large, having been
read,
It was , found by
experience ; there-
fore highly
That
continuance
in which ''

then engaged

a meitiOre

That such
therefore v

limited its
if ibis ear,
bellied will
so odious
petit, and
will re-

deem its pledge,
That; together came to ap.
prebend that u r -v, inquisi-
torial, partial, not with-
..
out hope. that no Servant of the Crowe, nor any authority de-
legated by the people for the management of their affair., will
he induced to violate an engagement so expressly made, the yin-
lotion of which would outrage the find principles of public
confidence, and set nt defiance the public opinion 611 unequivo-
cally expressed on the first intimation of an intentbra to con-
time this odious Tar.
That an humble Petition be presented from the Inhabitants
of this Ward by oar of the Represettintites of this City to the
Honourable the House of Commons, praying that any propo-
sition for the minims/ince or renewal is, Ibis Tar, either in its
present form, or under nay modification of it, may not pass into
a law.
That the Draft of the Petition now res•l be the Petition of
the inhabitants of this Ward, and that the same be engrotsed
and left for their signatures sit the King's Head Tavern, in the
Poultry, and at the Guildhall Coffee-home, King-street.
That the following Gentlemen be requested to form a Com-
mittee, for the purpose of carryigg the above Resolutions into
erect. namely idr. John Smith, Mr. Richard Cheeswright.
Mr. Samuel /fate Mr. Thomas Swift, Mr. William Yowler,
Mr. Walter Heiden. Mr. Natkapiei,Tborold Darwin, Mr. A.
&salsas, Mr. Samuel Nicbelein, Mr. William Geary Salle, and
Mr. Thomas Gih•osa.
_2_ • • • •

That the Thatiks of tbip Wardnote be gi►en to Mr. Alder-
man Goodbeheve, for the prompt attention he has given to our
regent to assemble this Meeting, and for his assiduous attention
to the duties of bis office, as well as to the iuteresis of the Ward
over which he presides.
That the foregoing !feminism be signed by the Ward Clerk,
and published in Morning and Evening Papery.
g. C. WEST, Ward Clerk.

- LADY MORGAN'S NEW NOVEL.
Just published,
In Three Vols., price lb.
O'DONNEL; a National Tale. By Lady MOR-
GAN (late Miss Owensos),
" Author of the Wild Irish Girl," " Novice of St. Dominick,'
Ste.
Printed for If. Colliers, 50, Conduit-street ; Bell aid Brad-
lute, Edinburgh ; and John Cumming, Dublin.
Of whom and all Booksellers may also be had, just published,
in 3 rob. price 18s.
1. The =Ro pe% I or, Ativatunres of Cliertibina t the 3d
'Ration( To which are now Ira added, the Quotations Irma
nos Celebrated Author

• 41 Llfittoire Awe femme est tnujours un Roman."
t. MYSTERY and CON FI FACE, a Tale, 3 vol 4. Ifts.
9. LORIMER, by Miss Aiken,
4. The WIFE and LOVER, by Miss flukroft. 3 role. Mk
5. AMADEI.; or, Memoirs of a %Vomits of ; by
Irs., fletvey, Author of '• the Muur!ruy F •Iv." 4 vols. 289
6. ZULMA, by Madams& &del, 2 yoh. It), 6d.

YAYOUS RERILITY, STRICTURES, ILU ES, die.
`lll/711EN Professional Men, eminent for skill
••'V and experlfece, offer their advice, and exert their win-
lities for theme 4.4 few reigning diseases, they rise superior
to that prejudice width is so justly excited ogainst the niker•'
sisements of men, ljpwant of the first petnciples, and uneducated
in the practice of physic. Messn. CIJ RR' E and Co. regular
Surgeons, sanctioned by every privilege to practice, and by the
onitorin sweets which their mode of treatment for Venereal
Complaints has hitherto been attended, continue with the same
ors.iduity to direct their studies to the cure of every species of
that baneful poison. as well :.s the removal of Bone distressing
debilities and deficiencks which prevent or embitter the water-
martial state. In the catalogue of human infirmitii s there ire
none more afflicting than those which are the unavnid .ble con-
L sequences of an indriLience im a certain destructive habit. The
unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortunes, ashamed to seek
unti! he is reduced to such a state of misery ns to render
life oppressive. To sue* persons it will be a consoling reflec-
firm to know, that they may now, by a mew and infallible re-
medy, he restored in their former constilotinnal strength and vi-
gour. IVeak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceeding either
(ruin an excess of emitted and illicit pleasure. or from a lung
residence in hot climates, hard drinking, the inluilicious use
of mercury, &c. mire speedily restored to health a d s:rength.
It must he n self-evident proposition that where the aggre-
gate of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment and
cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must he the greater
certainty of 'access ; and as a proof of this position their me-
thod of ewe is so paiticularly expedition:, as well as safe,
and so evidently superior to the comma practice, that in some
slight cases of infection a perfect restoration is completed in the
short period of three doss,. mod in those of tho utmost invetera-
cy. where other practitioners have failrd, a proper perse-
verance in their plan of trentrurut 'inures to the patient a safe,
well grounded, and lasting re-establisionent. By art early np-
pliention, the patient will escape the danger and expellee of 4
tedious attendance upon the less •sperieneed practitioner. IQ
j the most obstionte and complicated eases of venereal infeetioa;
such us obstructions in the urethra, spistry,v etcrescerwes, hard
tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seutitral weakness, gleets, us
also
STRICTURES.

whether recent or of long duration, rind wkich have baffled the
skirl of otter practitinsers, are, by their present improved plan
of treatment, efectually and permanently cured, without the
patient suffering the excruciating pain and atomic* hesent rhage
which frequently folios s the application of tine lanais I austie.—
la the course of 40 years extensive pro lice in this metropolis,
nunicrons cases of strictures have been and are daily under their
care, she total eradicutins of ' w Itich is 'stetted by n safe, cer-
tain, and expeditious made of practice, superior to any other
yet adopted. The aeeuknes
j elattation, and debility praceed• r
lug from this complaint, is tills removed, and the pal ieog
restored to sound and vigor,. . health. But whrre the debility
hiss for years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative
remedies, after she stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably
requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of like, and to reani-
mate the crongiteftas.
Se%eral Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability
have been soder the care of hles%r.. Carrie nod Co. for the re-
moval of complaints of the urethra, lari. lures., he.. i and having
received a frailest and permanent cure, request that references
may he made to thern,as satisfactory evidences of the decisive
superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many
of these Gentlemen have had strictures from 10 to 10 years, and
had been under the camel Messrs. Home, Hkavisedes, and other
Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the ap-
plicati.so of the lunar raw**, without success.
fdes-rs. Currie and Co. mad be consulted by either sex. with
the greatest delicacy, tecoey, and honour, at their house, No.
' 107, Halton :.aides.
Patient- in the country are requested to state the particolars
*, their rase, age, and general bank of living, Ste. &e. in clirsis g
u remittance fur advice sold medicines, when the some will be
given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To emote that secrecy
So essential to their undertaking. the postage of letters may he
added to the account for imediciaes.-9th June, 1001-107,
Buttoodardeo. -

Resolved, That the Property Tar line been f
ce to be unequal, oppreesive, and intmiltorial
ly Injurious to a free and commercial nation.
then the said Tag met imposed, the taw lin
ice to a certain ;oriel lifter the coortualon of I
the United Kingdoot of Great Britoil, and feel
tied ; and to Induce the people to submit to so
e they were assured It should then ternsiame.
sch period will arrive ea the 6th of Aped se
we regale., the Gosentment of oar cowboy
pledge, and rid vis of this galling horthen.
ogether with oar fellow-chfaens, we have ales
that u design exists to prolong this arbitrary,
Israel, and oppressive Tat; though we are no