The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-29 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURD4 r, • SEPTEMBER 29, 1810

LESS NUMBERS—MORE PRIZES, •
AN ADDITIONAL PRIZE OF £90,000,
AND TICKETS AND SHARES CHEAPER AT
EYTON'S,
2, CORNRILL, near the Mansion-House.
T" present LOTTERY, to be drawn
OCTOBlilt 19, includes Five Prizes of £20,000, by
which the Chalice of gaining either of those Capital, is in-
creased One.fourilt. Tickets and Shafts will shortly rise.
therefore ap immediate purchase will prove a certain saving,
at BYTON'S, 2, Conan t t.t.. who sold. in sixteen Sixteenths,
the only 415.9041 Prize shared io the last Lottery, No. 9.7016 I
end in •the'rew preceding minsibti Capitals to the amount of
MOGAN •
_ _ _

B/SH remind's his Friends that the Lottery
11'• .hesite • nts• Anybes.,slw 19th 'of NEXT MONTH.
Valets and Shares are selling hi great Variety, at both his
Mice!,
.N6CMN CHA RING,CtiOSS,
*here HIRT,Marr PRIZES' were Sold Shares
Wittitts, including Wire ,
Prizes, of
.€90,000. . The preept Selpetng, euntaita ugly 4,000 Numbers,
ye tette hie' •
evrie,:q
... -,4422.000
. .... niers tot .
• OOJ
5.. • Prizes tif 1,000
There are Fite Ticket/Alf each Nataber, and the fate of One
decides the .other Fume. One Number must gain £lOO.OOO.
*e• Ali easiness ia.tbe Public Funds tratitacted with fide-
lity and dispatch. by T. [MU. Stuck-Broker.

BRAN SCOUR. and Co. 1. S 1 V I.IW R. lti Jur,
• Sitryl .iiq
_Partner, and sole Conductor,
'
REs
7Fukiii4y.,acquaint ` the Public they
. are ono Selling Ticipris and Sit *a um io the greatest
variety of N anthers at their Tcut Y FOITIIN ATE 13PrICE3,
No. 97, COR Nii ILL.' 11: HOLBORN, .111, HAYMAIt-
KliT, and 269, STRAND.
Nor the last Seven Years they have been Folly/611'4v
MISATEST FuyouatzEs,and in the Two Last Years ONL.X.,
they Shared and Sold
6 . Piiizes of £20,000 5 Prises of £5,000 and £10,009
'22 .... £5OO and £l,OOO The First
No.7,oBlPrizeof 500Tiekets The Last - 1:i,000
2,1518 • . 100 Ditto. And ONLY
Prize ever Sold or Shared.
Besides 3,618, the Grand Prize of 1,00,1 Tickets, or £24,7651
4pti in tke Last Lottery alone, Ten Capitals.
The (duly 'STATE. LOITER tr to be drawn this Year, will'
be 19th OC'foSF.iit, op a New Plan, having Five Prizes of
£20,000, only 4,000. Ninalieri, and not Tlaiee Blanks to a Prize.'

-"IMPORTANT *Wir4,OS4OGRS in the pre.
.11. seat Gottt4y,iiitt. tlse Pricy' of ihe.Tiekets and Shares 4re
much lower than the last-4he loathers Of the Ticket. *we te.
.dared to out, 4,o6&—whilrthe- Scheme coataius an AUDI.
,TITIONAL PRIZE of £OOOO, bestdes Twrots other Ca-
.piials, and.NOT THREE BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
The whole to be Drawn the 19th of October next.
SCHEME..
- .'5
5
-4, 5 ..••••11000 ... . 5,000
10 O
~. b,OOO
100
30
SO. ' 40. ' %N
101... 35...... ...... 2,500
OA l5 • 70,00 S

TAM ifftibiVis.
VIVE TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER..
Tickets and Shares are selling at all the Office,. Persons in
the Country may he supplied with Ticket,. aunt Sitarei., no ap-
plication to the Agents in any of the principal Towns ; or by
sending their Order', with Remittances, to the Oakes in Lon-
don.' An early piircbase reconneadetl, as, Prow the preeut
Ltiestusnd, a rise of price is .expected.

l , j ff'REEHOLD HOUSE LO fTERY.
lillitY Order or the Lords of his Majesty's Trea-
I
ALP sae', on TUESDAY. t 4a as December next, the
Third and last GRAND CIT LOTTERY will commence
Drawing is GuT dhall, London.
Tickets may be had at all the Lottery Offices, present
Price .Wll 15s. each.
This Lottery contains Twenty-five CANTU, PRIZES,'
IrAtiipated at upwards of ON 1.-: UUNDItr.I) THOUSAND
POUNDS Valise and consist of
gUBSTANTIAL,AND,WE,LL.FINISHF,4I
FRSEHOLD DOUSES, LAND-TAX FREE,
Situute in the tno,t eligible Part of the Cit' of London,
either fur Wholesale or Retail Business, and is the last and
only Opportunity the Public will ever have of obtaining for a
few Pounds a valuable Freehol Estate.
Sehentes and Pard ticulars Gratis.

IMPREiSED with. a Consciousness that their
deviation from the general plan has been highly beneficial
thes, wad improved in their professional acquirements by
maturity of near 20 years experience, Messrs. CURRIE
and Co. continue, with unabated ardour, the eradication of those
Disorders which are the consequence of illicit indulgence, or the
destructive habits of the inconsiderate School-boy. lin profess-
ing the cure of these complaints, they hold nut no inducement to
vice, tsusisensible as all men email be of the existence of such ca-
bunnies they Mier their assistance rig regukirly educated Sur-
gross ofLondon, and of the Royal College of Edinburgh. In
sill cases of Siphylitic infection, and in every complaint of De-
bility and Deficiency. whether arising front the infatuation of a
certain destructive habit, long residence in warm clunates free
living, or any other cause producing rt deficiency of manly vi-
gour, the patientsuity rely On a speedy restoration to vigorous
health. Their improved plait of curing Strictures of the Urethra
has been attended with peculiar succe,s. Strictures of ten and
twenty years duration 'have yielded to their treatment in the
short period of three weeks. Several Noblemen and lientlenten
of the first respectability, who have laboured under this painful
and distressing disease, having received a radical and permanent
cure, particularly request that references may he made to them,
as Nitist.ctory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs.
Currie :mid Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen
had been under the care of Messrs. Mane, Heaviside, and other
gurteans of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the
application ot the Lamar Caustic without success.
sex with
Messrs.
Lurrieul Co. may he consulted by patients of either
m
the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 11)7, Hatton-
garden.—Patients its the country, suiting the particulars of their
incloaiesea remittance for advice and medicines. will have
the same given or sent Its any part of the United Kingdom.
Nu. 107, Hutton-Orden.

SUP Eli. 10 It ADV IC E.--z• A Surgeon or entittrnce,
and high professitinal attainments, presents to the Public
the result of toristi,-tive years experience, in various Climates,
directing, his attention particularly to the cure of Chronic And
liettere:el Complaints. It is of the first consequence to ascer-
tain, on whose talent nod integrity a firm reliance may he
placed hi affliction. In the various grafflition-3 from recent in-
fection to confirmed LUC?, his treatment commands very often a
speedy, and atwnys a radical cure. I n dubious ca-es, his long and
well-arranged experience gives bias a promptitude Of dOcisron,
that secures the patient from being mercurialized out of exist-
ence, or luiviim his constitution nuderdtined, and the vital prin-
ciple destroyed by a latent, but hbitiiiiut disease; or a blind
and fatal confidence in shallow pretendets, or an advertised
specific, that most abandoned and proffi.att of nll quackery—
" fiostis 'tube mucus, ruin cutruinirl'roja." In Deficsen-
cies and Imb,cilities, arm f excessive Indidgence, insa-
lubrious Climates, or 'otitis! v Sensuality, his practice gives
Dew life and energy In the system, in Case, which are verging
• on despair: Strictures, and saber derangements of the Ure-
• thra, he removes la a mill and effectual manlier. To the Fe-
in ale Sex it will he ounolotary to know, that they may now
be cured of those tfebilitii;s which defeat Conception, and sap
the foundation ref
Parkins treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable se.
ever)•
us. WILLI/V.119 may he consulted every day. at No. 2,
.(iseat Itussell-street, Cnvciit7garden.
Letter:: from she country, stating Minutely the 'case, mode of
iving, rerni•taure for AdVine sad Medi- .
. Glee W ail lk treated with studious-inertia.'

Aeig

NEW PRICES OF BUILDING MATERIALS, &c.
This Day was isublished, Price 4s.
CROSBY'S BUILDERS NEW PRICE BOOK,
eon'ected to September, 1810, conspr.sing till the recent
changes in the Prices of every thing relating to Building; con-
sisting also of Tables for Measuring, Methods of constructing
Ovens. making Limes and Cements, Abstracts of Acts, Names
of Surveyors, Ac.
By JOIIN PHILLIPS, Surveyor,
Author if " The History of Inland Navigation."
Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-coart, Patertios,
ter-row; awl sold•by all Booksellers.

-This liay rar publislied,,Price 357641. bound; '
EtY to the Elev'enai Etlition..of, Dr. W
..CIL.-TdOSTROCHT'S GRAMMAR athe ritE•Nrcg 10..111:
GU AGE. ~By J. OUV.ELLIER,
French Teacher at Alfred Heim Achdemy.'
Printed for Thomas Boosey, Old Bread-street; and J.
leimison and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. _ • •
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NEW AND FASGION ABLE SILKS, FAMILY
MOURNING, Ste. •
_a
JOSEPH SNUGGS, MERCER and MANU-
FACTURER to her MAJESTY. has the honour titan-
nouneing to the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends generally, that
Isis late Partnership haviug expired, he has renewed entirely
from Chandra;-street, to No. 20, the Corner of Ilenrietla-street,
Coventsgarden.
J. S. avails himself of this Opportunity to pres ent his roost
gratelbt Thlinks for the very distinguished prefereacti fie has Ito
longs x perieuced respectfully solicit: it Continuance of their,
hint! Piitrooft,,e to his new Firm of SNUGGS and Co.
ILoving completed an etteissive Assortment of new, elegant,
an Inshisinahle StLKs adapted to the Season, Italian Nets,
Muslim, plain andilgtired Gauzes, &r. with Lusters. Poplins,
and Satins, Crivest Bumhuzeens, and every Article for Court
and Family. Mourning, all of superior Make, SNUGGS and
Co. request the Favour of Ladies to honour them by ao In-
spection of tlwir Productions, which they flatter themselves for
Trite, Elegatic'e, and Quality, Will he found not inferior to any,
and.at siteh Pricessas wiU ensure general Approbation.
No. 20,,_ toe CoPuer of llenrietta.street, Covent-garden.

•
CAUT N AGAINST IMPOSITION. • I
AA S Siniriefia.Preparations, in imitation of Dr.
SIBLY'a RE-ANIMATING SOLAR TINCTURE,
are Imposed Oil the Public, it becomes the duty of the Proprie-
tor of the Genuine Medicinei to guard them such Impo-
sition in future ; he therotore begs leave to inform them, the
Genutor-Nett,Aß TINCTURE has his sigonhire, " C. W.'
SA FEW.," upon the outside of all the wrappers.
A Pamphlet may be had, gratis, containing a number of
Cures lately performed by this valuable Restorer of Nature, in
Diseases of the Breast and Lungs, Asthma, Dropsy, .consuntp-
tion, Nervous Complaints, Agues, Convulsions, and all rfotent
Di,ordets of the Stomach and Bowels.
Sold in bottles, at 66. is. 6d. and 14s. at the Original Ware-
house, No. 40. New Bridge-street, Ludgate-hill, London ; and
by most of rhr respeeinhle Venders in the Kim:dom.

INTENOI3IO GRAND SOUTHERN CANAL,
From the River Medway Navigation, at Titabridge, to Ports-
month, and JUNCTION thereof with the Surrey Iron Rail-
-11 at dlerstham, in the County of Surrey.
NOTICE is hereby given, That ANA'Cation is
.1.3 intended to be ovule to Par!lament. in the cooling
Session, for leave to bring in one or inure Bill or Bills, fur
making and maintaining it Navitoble Cut or Canal, with pro-
per Tunnels, Towing Paths, Bridges, Culverts, .Reservoirs,
hannels, Feeders, Basous, Quays, Wharfs, %Varehouses,
,tork,:, and other neeeimry Works, from the River Medway
Navigation, at Tunbridge, 'in the County of Kent, to, and
to communicate with, the Harbour of Portsmouth, at or near
a certain place called the Flathouses, in the parish of Puniest,
in the county of Southamptula which said Navigable Cut
or Canal, and other Works are intended to be made and car-
ried, and pas We, Ist, arid through, the several parishes,
townships, tytbings, batstets, and places, of Tunbridge, Leigh
otherwise West Leigh, flidborough, Pensburst, Chtilingstone
04erwise Chiddingstone, never, -Brasted, and Eden Bridge,
fu 'the said county of Kent; of ',infield, Tandridge other-
wise Tanridge, Gialstone, Horne, and Barstow, in tile enmity
of Surrey ; of Woith otherwise Words, Crawley, !field,
Reeding otherwise Seal, Rusper, Horsham, Itchiogfi Ad other-
wise Etcbingfuld. Billinghurst otherwise Billingshurst. West
Chiltington, Pitihorouglr,-Sturrington, Wigginholt otherwise
Wiggonholt, Grisham, Rack ham, Amberley. North Stoke,
Burplhun, Peppering, Whepham, Warning Camp, and Leo-
minster, to, and to communicate with, the River Artta, 'tear a
certain place called Warning Camp, in Inc said parish of Leo-
muster; and from the said River Arun, at or neer the town
Leo-
of Arundel. in the said county of Su-ses„ in and through the
several parishes, townships, tythingS, hamlets, nod places of
A rAtidel, Torrington, Bite:tend, dfaptan,•Walbertnn, Barnhara,
Aldinghauroe, North Berated, Oviog, iderstou, North Mond-
halo, -Boost" Rumboldsweek otherwise Reinbald's Wylie,
and Dotmington, in the said county of Sussex; St. Patients,
St. Peter the Great otherwise the Sub-denary, and St. Bar-
tholomew, in the county of Sussex, or within the Liberties of
the City of Chichester; }lslamtree otherwise New Fish-
bourne, Boseham otherwise Bosham, Funtington otherwise
Foundington, Chidharn, Nutbourne, anti %Vesthourne, in the
said county of Sussex ; and of Einsworth, Wallah:attar, Ha-
vant, Bedhampion, Forlington. Wymeriag otherwise Wyni-
meting, Widley, Portsta, and Portsmouth, in the said county
of Southampton ; with a branch or continuation of the said
Canal from, or from near, the said Flothonses, to Portsmooth
Town Quay, into and through the parishes, townships,
tythings, hamlets, or places of Portsert, Kirsgstou, Newtown,
nod Portsmouthalso, a Cut or Branch from the said Ca-
nal, at or near a certain pl ace, called R' see Farm, in the pa-
rash of Billinghurst otherwise Billingsburst, in the said county
of Sussex. into the New Bridge Canal, at or near a certain
place called Wisborough Farm, in the parish of Wisborough
Green, is the said county of Sussex ; and another Cut or
Branch from the said Canal, in the said parish of Pulhorough,
in the said county of Sussex, into the River Aron, in the pa-
rish of Wiggenholt otherwise Wiggonhult, in the same county;
and also another Cut or Branch from the said Canal, at the said
place called Warning Camp, in the said parish of Leominster,
to, and to communicate w ith the River Arun, at or near Arun-
del aforesaid ; and also, fur making, completing, and maim:lin-
ing Reservoirs, and Aqueducts, tor conveying Water from the
said Reservoirs, for the purpose of the said Canal, and which
Reservoirs and 'Aqueducts will lye within the several parishes,
townships, tythings, hamlets, and places of Biome, in the said
county of Surrey, and 'filgate,Worth otherwise Wurde. Craw-
ley, Weld; Slough:on, Beeding otherwise Seal, Nutliurst, and
Horsham, in the said county of Sussex : And further, for mak-
ing and maintaining a Navigable Cut or Canal, with proper
Tunnels Towing Paths, Bridges, Culverts Reservoirs, Chan-
nels, Feeders,: Maoris, Quays, Wharfs'Wa, rehouse+, Locks,
and other necessary Works. frmn the Surrey Iron Railways,
at or near dlerstintm in the said county of Storey, to, and to
municate with, the said first-mentioned Navigable Cut or
Causal, at or near a 'certain Farm called Cheathurst ill
toe parish of Bursiow, in the said county of ;Surrey ; and which
S:k ill Navigable Cut or Calm', and other Works lust-motioned,
are town:led to be made, carrled,and pass into, iii, and through
the several parishes, to 'whips, tytitings, hamlets, or plac
utfi es, of
Merstliam, ItClo,llte, otherwise Reyote, Neld,
llorae, and Birstow, in the said county of Storey.
SWEET *oil STOKES, Solicitors,
kiag'alleash Walks, retaPler

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