The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-09-28 00:00:00

MAGNIFICENTLY NOVI% LOTTERY!

ONLY 15,030 TICK 1.7P1i which have the Chance
or ALI. the Prizes in the f..llnisittg SCHEME, tortM,ooo
Tirk.ets. n, his arrangement the mniiont of PRI ZI'S is M-
orro-14 ON E.TH DID IN V A 1.11 E, /those *hat has ever
before mt. It. d m Who,' *ith IS NO Tickets, ni d the
THREE PRIZES iir £:111,011.1 each, /and the
VOW: PR IllEs or if".AUDI rarh.
MAY ALL RE DRAWN 7711 NOVEMBER.
SCHEME.
S • • Ps Ur, of .. L 5.1.000 Spa Cent.ConsnhXlso.(Xlo
4 2,1.801 ditto, ' 80,000
1 . 40.0 ditto, • • 13.004
8
10 . &WI • Aitt ) 5,000
la
to
.... 900 ditto.
'A • Ito' Mnury, 4,4110
4t)
51.0
%kV
•Annnarinr„ in Stock mid Money. to
£314,109.

SR A RES, nc well as TICK PS, of ALL the Stock Prises.
swill le, eke their proportien, transferred In Vie Holders, nith-
oilt ins !krill, flan or. him ger.
Tide's nod Sdinr, s are idling at nisrrs, the Contractor's
Oil, es, 4, Cnrnhiils nod 9, Charing•Cr"ss. Loudon; who
Shared and Sold, in the roeirsiet :lost ended. No. 9.657. a
Prixe of Xi. ,000, three of 61,L 1, a 4 seven 4iolds'n PriZe, I
aad in the Lottery which coded in April, ALL the three Prizes
oC X:$0,000.

DR. PHILLIPS EADY celebrated for the treat-
mow of ce:t.iin cionfilnini: in all ther stages, ns well as
fir the cure of the)... banebil disorders brought u.l by a secret
Tire, from an estersise practice his been enabled to remove
from the • titutimi ut the patient a few prevailing diamses,
and by his own peculiar mode of treatment has nt,aiiied a pre-
eminence in the cure of those cousplnints, for which he enjoys
the •:r ititude of vast numbers, nmongst w itom are persons of
high distinction. In nercmis nrisio; from relasnlino
of the system, produced ft nos excessive indulgence, his practice
has met with no less success inn, those of a certain disease.—
Ile dors not profess to perform miracles, hot loy jos' evidence
.1 truth to act consistent with iis dictates, and is consulted shay
at house, 5, Gerard-street, S.nio..
Letters from the country, ioclo-ing a remittnoce for advice
aid medicines, will Ise pnid resoncifsit attention' to.
Dr. Lady's BOTANIC ESSKNCE, celebrated fir the cure
of every kind of nervous debilits . may be 117.4 of all medicine
ti tudcrs; align bis GE/TTA SIPMILITICA.

• • •
IMPORTANT ADVICE.
•
WFIEN Men of Education and Professional
'Skill use perserming endeavours to &termer the roost
safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the
successful result of their experience is the hest proof of superiori-
ty. Messrs. GOSS and CO. %trireme, have been Induced to maks
the cure of the following the object ..f their particular study
viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted a moment of
int.•zicatiuo, and its cone. mit anis, Strictures and titre's, which,
by an imptaved plan, lire speedily and effectually cured; fuels,
Debility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, bum
residence in worm climates, or a secret solitary vice, 100 often
unhappily pursued by the yew!' of both ices sin the one mis-
file sterility, or barrenness; and in the other a numerous mita
of SlCT.,,th.,Aiseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in
impotence and Consumption. In that distressing state iif debili-
ty sir deficiency, w briber the consequence of such baneful ha-
bits, or liaising from any other cause, by. which the powers of
the constionim become eefeehled. es Members of the Royal
College of Surgroos in London they offer a firm. sere. and
speedy Ma toratino to sound and vigorous health. The
result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by
a superior method, to remove Venereal Complaints, how-
ever inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient
to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cases,
whereon early ripplicatiou is made cat discovery of the infection,
they frequently perform a sure io the short space of two days.
The unprecedented successor their mode 41re:intent (which has
sever been known to Rift in one single inonnee 'in 3 practice of
fifteen ears' during which period many thousand penitent of both
sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious methods
bad been punned by other Practitioners without effect), induces
them to thus publicly offer their adviee.-7.Those peculiar dis r-
ders and deficiencies, incidental en the Female Sex, which too
often embitter matrimonial felicity, are to to reinneed by means as
gentle as they are efficacious. Married Women, who have long
been disappointed in their expectations of n faintly, may he natir.
ed, flint io most instances such defects ere curable by medical
skill. Messrs.G.iss andCo.exclusively professing the cure of these
particular ciwnplaints. in order that they may not he marked
by a mistaken few, with the obloquy s•Justiy attached to the
Jen/nine empiric, think ft bat justice to themselves to state, that
they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch
of the profession (certilicmes of which, from different Hump&
toils, nod testimonials Dont the most *wheat Physicians, they
have le convince any inquirer), that the success resulting from
their endeavofirs find induced them to quit the :mike of
the general Practitiotter, and they presatne that their presets.
sinus constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence
with which they have, by the Pablie, been INbil..erflily hontallt.d•
Patients io the couutry are respected to state the particulars
of their case, age, and general habit of living, and inclowee a 1
remittance far Advice and Medicines, when the same will be
ions or sent to any pact of the kingdom.
eOS.out CD. 131 aukvcrie-street, feet-stret
Yay I, 15011, .

I.

The New York Courier, of the Rid of !ingest,
gives a lamentable account of the stole. of public
credit in America ; it counting an official, notice by
Mr. Dallas, Secretary of the Treasury, dated Trea-
sury Department, Aug. 15. The object is stated to
be 6' to contribute to relieve the country from the
embarrassments produced by the want of a national
circulating medium, and to secure the operations of
the Banks with the Treasury.
" Ist, A list is given of Banks whose notes are
not to be received in payment of any taxes, duties,
or ether payments to the Government, on account
of the bankers having publicly declared, they
would receive none of the American Treasury Notes
at par.
64 2d, A long list of Bankers who would give no
direct answer to Mr. Dallas, whether they would re-
ceive the Treasury Notes or not."
It would appear very few Banks in America will
have any think to do with Government paper.
The following article is of some importance, as
appearing in the Government Journal of the United
States •
" THE'BRITISH AT THEIR OLD TRICK!
66 Hardly has the peace with the Disturber of the
human race been ratified, but, as if the deMon of in-
solence and robbery governed all their acts, do we
see them at the mouths of our seaports, stopping our i
vessels, searching them, and sending them into Ilan-
fa: for adjudication. It would, indeed, appear that-1
those unprincipled freebooters and marauders had
their cue given them in anticipation. No sooner do ,
they hear that their arms have been successful on the
Continent, and that there is the appearance of peace;
iq Europe, but they immediately renew their old
system of indiscriminate search, and any vessel
I coming from a port not in alliance is sent in for trial.
The capture of the Hannah is the prelude to the
t• •
icapture of all our vessels from the ports of France." I
--(Nor. Ado.)
'On the 161 instant General Jackson was at Nash. I
ville, said to be preparing. to take put in the Indian,
war. . .

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