The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-22 00:00:00

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LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHLItTINCI CLOTH.
91111 E; Tekture being comprised partly of English
1. Flax, reuders it equal, in Durability and AppearancaL
to Irish Linen, and about HALF Txa PRIM
Sold Wholesale, and by the Piece, 1it0.154, Cheapilde.
Every. Piece of the British Fabrick is was ranted, for HP
rability and Wat.hing, evil, to the best Irish Lhen.

• GIMEit AL COACH OFFICES,
WHITE HORSE INN, Fitter-laae, and CROSS KEYS
INN, A ood-atreet, 9 Doors from Cheapside, Loadon. ,
VAILMOUTII !LOYAL MAIII and Telegraph
Cosii6es, Omagh Lowestoft, Kessinglaad, Wrentham,
Wrangford, Illyborough,.l( oxford. &Lammed's:no, Mestaii, and
Weridivriile,e, every atiernoon at 4.
YA It NlOU'fll Lotto N seLsoli Cowls, through' Colchester
• and Ipswich, -Tuesday,
•Friday, and Sunday Mendip at Five,
ALI'ON Coach, through Odi.iam, hartley Row, Ste. Moir.
day,• Wednesday, and Friday Morniugs at Niue o',Clisck.
ATIUNDEL, PET WORTH, and LITTLE HAMPTON
Post Coach, tarough .Kingston, Guilford, aid Godaliiiing, Tues-
day Thursday and Saturday Moniings at Six.
111 RN IN Gil A M Telegraph Crash, every Morning at Eight.
BRIGU EON Royal Gaited, throogn SWUM. Riegate, Craw.
ley, and Goeklield, gory Morning at Seven.
BaomrroN, Ind ROCHESTER Cearn
(the Sin Mossy Sutra), daily, at 2 o'Clock,
CHESTER and VAII.KGATL, Telegraph Coach; through
'Nasal!, Four Cruises; Ivetsey Beak, New po.t§ awl
Vf hitcliurcii, Tuesday, Thursilay, and Saturday
CAMBRIDGE N 'Laos ,Noaday, Wnedmisa -
day, and Friday Mornings au Five.
CAMBRIDGE UNION Coach (bite Old Cambridge),
through Royston aal tintingford, every Morning at half past
Seven, except Son say.
CAMBRIDGE light 'Telegraph Coach (in i hours), through
Ware and. Backway, every Morning at Lignt o'Clock, except
Sunday, and carries only Four inside.
CA.st BKIDGE Post Coach, through Ware, Bark way, aad
Fount:lire, Monday, Wednesday,aad Friday After. oao at Four.
CANTERBURYi MARGATE, RAIISGAT'E, CH AT•
HAM,-ROCHESTER, and STROOD Coaches, every Morn-
ing and livening.—N.
_IL Extra Coaches at any Hour.
CH ATH A M, ROCHEST Ell,and GRAY hSEN D Coaches,
four times a day.
DEAL New and Expeditious light Telegraph Coach, with
a Guard and Lainps,•every evening :It b o'Cloek.
DOVER. and DEAL Post Coaches, every filorning at Five,
and Evening at Six.
EDINBURGH and NEWCASTLE 111G/IFLY eft Post
Coach, through Alan ick, Berwick, Durham, Darliagiou, dud
Northallertou, every Morning at half-past Six.
FAKEN H AM Coach, through Newmarket, Brandon, and
Swatfliam, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at
Four o'clock.
FAY EIISHAPd new Light Coach, every Morning at Eight.
GOSPORT Coach (the Blue), through Staines, liagsnot,
Farnham, Alton, West sleets, and Fureua.u, Mornings at half
past Four.
HERTFORD and WARE Coach, every Morning at half.
past Six.
HULL RODNEY Coach, by Way of Doncaster, Thorn,
and North Cave. This Coach tipanicularly expeditious, per-
forming the journey in SE. hours. It travels the pleasantest
road, and will lie found the best conveyaiwe to B.
It 74VOldi the extremely dangerous passage of the Humber.
IPSWICH and COLCHESTER Coat sea, torough .4trato
ford St. Mary, SY ithata, Kelvedon, lhelnatord, Ingatestune,
and Rumford, every Morning and .Eveuing.
LEEDS Coacher every Monlitig at halt past Six, and After.
noon at Four.
L YNN Post Coach, through Cambridge, Newmarket, SIM*
set Folgate, and . Stoke, 'Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Afternoon at Four.
LYNN and ELY Coach (the Loan NELsOrs),.iliruugh
Cambridge, Monpay. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at 5.
LIVERPOOL Coaches, every Afternoon.
LEICESTER and NORTHAMPTON Telegraph Carta,
through Newport Pagwelf; Woolson), Dunstable; laid St. Al.
Fan's, every Afternoon.
LANCASTER. and CARLISLE Telegraph, through
gan, Preston, Kendal, Penriffi, and Whitehaven, every Afters: • -
noon at halt past Two.
LINCOLN nbd NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, every Morn.-'
lag and Afore:noon: .
MARGATE light Coach, the Telegraph (carries four In. ,
sides only), every Morning at 7, during t fie Season.
MARGATE and RAMSGATE Coaches, every Morning at
band Evening at 6
MANCHESTER light Telegraph Coach, through Leices-
ter, Derby, Ashborne, Leek, and Macclesfield, every After.*
noon at half past 2. The Public Attrotion is particularly re-
quested (otitis Concern, as it is the Oliginal Coach established
-for carrying FOUR INSIDES only ; it Is on the last highly-.
;Improved Construction for Ease and Safety, travels with iv
Guard and Lumps, aod is worked throughout iu the best pbs•
,sible`Style.
NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, and SHIELDS new
sled expeditious light Coach (the Ecurse), through Stockton
and Yarn, carries only 4 Insides, and is lighted and guarded,
sets out every Afternoon at. 4.
NORWICH Expedition Coach, through Hockerill, Bourn.
bridge'. Ntpy market, Thetford, and Wyniondtuan, every After•
• noon as half past 3. •
OXFORD and WOODSTO'CK Li,tht Coach (the BLZIN.
nem) Monday, Wednesday, and Friday -Mornings at 8,
throat% Uxbridge, Wycombe, and Tetsworth.
PORTSMOUTH Coach, every Morning at Half-past 4, and
Evening at 7.
STA'M FORD Conch, through Hertford; Baldock, giggles-
Wade and itilpm, every Morning at Half-past Six.
SUN I) EItLA N D, YARM, and STOCKTON Coach, every
Morning at half-past six.
WORTHIN bland HORSHAM ACCOKMODATION Coach,
every Morni:rg at Six, and Evening at 8; and new Light Four •
Inside,Coacp, Ermings at 5, through Epsum, Dorking, Lea.
tnerhead and 'Fin.!co.
YORt( 11.101tIPLY ER Coach, every Morning half-past 6,
through Newark, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, at which
Places Bawls the various Branch Coaches to Leeds, Sheffield,
Halifax Huddersfield, Harrowgate. Carlisle, and all the other
. principal Towns of the- North. The Guard and" Coach go
through without changing, and only Four Coachmen. Passeno
gers booked through, and wishing to stop on the Road, may
proceeftext Day, without any Additioind are.
YORKnrsy-and ,cogsruadious Light Coach (the EC LI PS B),
carrYing.iinfy Four InSides, sets out every Afternoon at 4, and
travehiwith the greatest Celerity. The Guard and Coach go
through to YORK without changing. and only Four Coachmen.
W.' J. ROBERTS and Co. Proprietors,
Who willnot be accountable for any Glass, China, Plate,
Watches, Cash,
•Bank-Notes, Bills, or Jewels, however small
; the Yalue,:nor for any other Article, of more than .51. Valve,
I if lost or damaged, unless specified and paid for as such when
delivered at their Offices iu Town, or to their Agents in the
Country. •
From the CROSS KEYS. WOOD-STREET, Waggons to
Gosport, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth, and Pottier'.

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4LDVICS6I•A-Whell Men or 'edncation and p'ro-
fessiowsl skill use persevering•indeavoure to di,covet the
most safe aid efeehstl method of treating a few prevailiug
Diseases, the successful result of tjteir experience is the best
proof of superi oil t y..
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons. after being regularly edu-
cated and haitiate.l into every branch of the prufession, (certifi-
cates of wine., Tromrlifferent Hospitals, and testimonials from
the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any En-
((Hirer), were induced to make thh cure of the following Di-
seases the object of their particular atody, vie. a CERTAIN
n BORDER, frequently
,contracted, in a moment of iutimica•
tion ; and Its concomitants. STRICTUIt ES : et GLEETS, as
also DEBI LIT Y,' W !tether arising,. from Baer hattilian indul-
gences, long residence in wane climates, or a SECIt ET SOLI-
THE 1.1 :sr' clantiOt present
T_MOtt C_ATITIO_
TARY VICE, too often nnhappily.pursued by the Youth a
troth sexes; in the one it will be found the cause of STERI- the introduction of that unpleasaot and troublesome dis-
[ATV or BARRENNESS, and in the other bccasion a nu- order, the ITCH, eten tutu the mo.t respectable Fatuities;
oterous trainof mentos diseases, *Melt. if not timely remedied, and from its infectious nature individuals are constantly liable
terminate in IMPOTENCE and CONSUMPTION. to its attack'. It will therefore be of advantage to any who
The result of a Wog and estenstve practice has ea:titled them, l may suffer under it to know, that they may rely on being dire-
by a stipetlitr ateritird, to effertually remove those distirders, I tuatly cured by ONE HOURIS•APPLICATION of
however inveterate or complicated, withnnt subjecting the pa- BA ItCLAY'S ORIGINAL OINT:VIENT.
tient tit the least restraint in diet or exercise; and en slight This safes speedy, and efficacious Remedy has been in ye..
VENEREAL CASES, where an early application is made, neral use forupwards ofeiglity years, trithout a single instance
after diicnvery of the Infection, they pledge themselves to per- of
•its iinVing
.I:tiled to ewe the most inveterate cases. It does
forM a cure in the short interval of two days. not contain tire smallest panicle of M. rcury, or any oth-r dun.
The imprecedemetauccess of their mode of treatment in the serous ingredient, and may, be safely ;wed by persona of the
cure of the above complaints (which has never beet, intone to moat delicate Conditution. Tile Public are r.suested to ob-.
fail. in one single Instance in twelve yeirs practice, du 1 ing whi,si serve, that ovue•oun pot.sibly be.graittiney unit ' .he Nome, of
period many permit* of both sexes -have 'ken cured, even after the Proprieties; BARCLAY and SON, ale engraved on the
severe and injoriotagegthods• had hoes perinied by other poled- Stomp at'aratt set earn Butt ; and great ilauger way arise from
tioners without edict ), induces Messresf4losamodcee. to thus pub- the uegfeef of this citotibu.
tidy miller their advice. l'ttev ItinLtle co:,lird by either sex , So,lpdr.locelipilsesa.9dle.dauntdy riteticauilldebdsy;:t,:maelcitcr:l.ayoyt:faii:i:Setoroenient(althe,:fieo:tab;ll,sly
daily, piosialihry tossterletki-,•'Wttelifightltible'secrecy, deli- SOcessors to Jackson, 4(0 Co-)4 Net. 9d,
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