The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-04-13 00:00:00

R", warranted Genuine, and of proof Strength,
old itt the COLON' It UM ES fAIIL1:411 Al I T,
18. reuchurch-strret, in .tny quantities mit less t ruin I so guilt/ins,
Raul delivered to any pimi of Loud )))) , free of esprtice, ut the
following few rv•Lrly money on delivery :
Jamaica. at 18:;. per gilU, ll Leeward Island, 17s. tirl.
Orders ntldremed to Mr. Ruthless, for Rum to be Lent into
she touvtry, will be pepsin iliy attended to, If uteentnpauted
either by Bank-autos,gr Hills up .11 thinkers in Loudon, not
exceeding two months aste.
Casks will br wivplied. if repaired, and the price allowed
fur. noun titeir brow sent back.—Prire of n 2-gallon co.k. 3v.
—a 3-gallon. 31. 6d.—a ;n.—ts ))))) 6d.—a
7i.—n 10-gallon, 96. 60. t IS-gallon, 15s.
This Establishment has been farmed for the sole purpose of
affording to the Public doe means of Mit:titling Genuine num of
the best quality, in convenient quantities: 'Ton the most rua•
minable terms r and will be conducted by Mr. Hotness, ender
the surrintendance of a Committee of the Body of West India
Planters and Merchants.

ANTI-ATTRITION.

TO GENTLE:II , ENG! NEERS,TRA V EI.I.I.RS,POST-
M ASTERS, COACH-MASI' RS, FARMERS, M
LERS, &e.

THE PATENT COMPOSITION, which pre..
Trots the EFFECTS of FRICTION in STEAM and
other LNG' NES, in MILLS, kIACHI N EBY, and CAlt-
RIAGES of every description, and which does away th, u•e
of all complex and expensive Idechinisnr in Wheels, &c. rte.
may be purcha•ed in Bosses, price Ys. 6d. la,. 6d. Ids. 6d. One
Guinea, and Two Guineas each.
One Pound wei .ht of this Composition (price 10..6d.) will
clothe Work of Fifty Proinds weight of Tallow, w hest it is
properly applied to a Steads Engine ; and Four- Wheeled Car-
riages will run 1000 Miles with less than One w drib
—Heavy Stage Waggons will stl•ir, for uhout the sane ri-
pener' go 800 Miles.—ln thii. proportion !lir Con po,ition may
be used to prevent the I!•ffee.s of Fria lion in Wits of Ma-
chinery, wad it will be found t • :121;Wer perfecil;•
Sold, Wisolesale mid Retirwl, for the Patentees, al No. 149,
Strand, ;war Somerset-house; and also at Mr. Pal .ford's M
Coach (Mice, Gloucester lintel, Piccadilly ; at Mr. Monte's,
Conch rind Waggon Ofice. Green Man and Still, Oxford-
sire ; M-ssrs. Stevens, Wrtht, and Willits rs Ironmongers.
No. 3, Oxfotd street (near the top); at Mr. Hunter's, Cones
Maker, Upper flef 'wiry-street, Portota4-square ; at Mr.
Green's Coach Office, George Init. l'oirough ; at No. 40, Con-
ring-cross, near the Adiciii.lty, Loudon ; mid at the principal
Into, on the Anti.Attriiion Line of Posliug, in most of the
Towns in the Kiegdirm.
N. B. Directions will be (mind upon each Box, which are
signed Wm. Bellamy.

FOR. PUBLIC INSPECTION.
TURK'S PATENT COOKING APPARA-
TUS, daily hi use frwri eleven till four' at his Furn6h-
inK Warehouse, IBS, Fleet street, font. donr*fr Ch inceiy-
lane.

--;Flie above Apparatus embraces every thine useful, and is on
j systematically arraim •das to be rendered suitable from asmill to
the most extensive establishment ; combining cconomi, cleanli-
ness, atal simplicity, for every description of cookery. 1117..
; roasting, boiling, stewing, steaming, and baking. The whole
Aierfortned by one small fire, warranted to save two-thirds
of fuel. find is a certain cure for smoky chiame)s.
Second-hand register stove, kitchen ranges, smoke-Jacks,
ovens, &c. gt very low price...

EBILITY,
ENCOURAGED by the uniform success attend-
ing their peculiar sectbott of trenunent in the cure of is
few prevalent complaints, which has been confirmed bs the ex-
perience of many y etas in a large .:aril extensive practice; sen-
sible also of the happy effects resteltici:. to tile ;while from me-
dical men confining their ntleAtion to a certain class of diseases,
Messrs. DOSS and Co. continue to direct their studies to those
disorders arising from n secret destraitive habit of inconsiderate
south, *Pleb not wily occasions it numerous train of nervous af-
fections, but also entails on its votaries all the ecei eating in.he-
cilities of old age. In that distressing state of debility or defi-
ciency, whether the ea usequence attach baneful habits, evee,:-
sive &inking, long residence in hot climates, an any other cause,
to, which the porters of the comiitution become enfeebled, :14
r-gularly educated Surgeons of London, they offer a firm, safe,
and speedy rester:Mon to sound and vigorous health.
Where an early application is made for the cure of n certain
Disorder, frequestly contracted in n moment of inebriety, the
eradication is generally completed in the short space of two
(lass; and in the mare advanced and Inveterate stages of vene-
real infection, characterised by u variety of pitied and distres-
sing synsptem. a perseverance in their pion (without restraint
in diet or exercise) will imam to the patient a permanent and
rather I cure.
The ':'senses of the Urethra, as frequently connected with or
arising from the above complaint, have not escaped their sown-
tams; by an infallible and improved phi°, they are enabled to
remorse obstinate tileets and Strictures, whether recent or of
long duration, withosit resorting to the painful and dangerous
use of the caustic bungie. Many instances can he adduced of
very inveterate eases, of several years continuance, having yield-
ed to their method in • few days, after she cure had been at-
tempted by tither practitioners without effect ; and such has
been the agreeable result of a practice of fourteen years, that
tare modest( treatment ins not in one single ittshmte ever proved
: abortive. during which period sunny Ilion:sand persous. of Nall
seats, have experienced the enjoyment of having Ise., per-
' Petty cured, after severe and injurious methods have heels per-
severed in to no purpose.
Messes. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these
parientar compinints. in order ilsat they may not he, by a
mistaken few, marked with the ohltiquy so justly attached to
the i moralist empiric, think it but justice t o thennelves to Slate,
: that they have been properly educated said initiated into every
branch of the proks,inn (certificates of which, GOT 11111 resit
! Hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians,
! they have to convince any 'enquirer) that the success resulting
front their endeavours tirA induced them to quit she practice
of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pre-
' tensina.; constitute n fair ground for the unprecedented
coati-
den.re aide which they have, by the l'ublic, been sti laser ally
h..immered.
To be consulted at their house daily (personally, sir by let-
: ter) by Patients, of either Sex, wills secrecy, delicacy, and at-
tentino.
Patients in the c try are requested to state the particulars
of their ease, age, and manner of living. enclosing a Kruk-note
, for advice and medicine:; and the same will belarissirded to
any part of the Kilo,:diesn.
GOSO um! CO. Surgeons, No. 13, Douvcrie-street, Fleet-.
street.