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NUMBER 9195. • • • , 1-: ••••••- Va., seer. inniamaiNNO.O.M l, •••••••rilt - -' " ••0 4... • GOLDEN.LANE BREWERY, 'AUGUST 17, 14136: A Vitr i tiA.BLE ADirowsoN near LONtIGN . 'ALlig BY AUCTION.. • IF the YOUNG MAN who left his hone - hi thi NOTICE is hereby Riven. Thal a Geperal•Meet - /11., to be D1SPOSE1101 1 „ with very early pos4esslon. 1. Hackney Roadon Monday afternoon , the iv dt iiitent; mini o f oi l , sHAREHOI.DERS of the ,GOLDEN•LANE , Rae pardellars apply to Mr. Tvnessaskiisitpe, No. 1; Lini. . SUSSEX. who wrote a letter which was received on Friday, wlltrkitilk to lds disconsolate friends or write main to them Immediately. r o aRY will be held iL the Oty of ' London Tavern, on cows b, raids . ~ - . -- ' .•,- gL ---4, - - < CCIFIMOLiI SMALL FARM, With neat compact RIM. t • • ' - ---.- .... nserit, bel .. . rind In4r gef.ll . l lm . realme restored t. b re ev hss i s th eT itvati can on.— rei t tevt 9th A bbl 'uisu esib sc. ara _ .. 11- . orsomr, the 211th haunt. BY Orders COCKS and CAMPBELL. , _ DENCE, situate between RASP GRINSIKAD.and LEWES, , SALES BY AUCTION.. • - in the Road to Brighton SS ogles from Landon. ....._ ru..1.....1. takes at Twelvt &Clock precisely. la IP . /I,_ Oh 0.16•••01. - r Q ~ ~l The Chair to he takes at Twelve &Clods preeiselT. Bt . tiii...l- 1 ,1 4 161AN to kit craft the .• most WELLINGTON. of Barcleti-strtet, Bath ; awl it aim dm adjoining l'hompsoo's Pump-rooms. Cloths-Mom betvasea frights:, SS miles from By Mri ROSINS, Gerraway's Ceffes-bdase, in Exchange Alley. Cornbill, on lianas:Sandie pith September, 1616, et Twelve o'Clbek, A SMALL COPYHOLD ESTATE. nearly . ; peal to Ftrehold. CHALWOOD-GATE FARM; . Oaenptisbg a nest angiset *mat -wing en Enninewhall, Dialargethay s 'Oahe; NkE448114 Brew *sok Dairyakt: • • :a, •4 , ••• Oa the First *Mtn b a holaalerfiliDnivelag-roonsetwo good lied.ehamherf l / 2 and a mailer dlfte4llM tiro Bed-chambers on she DlSjer Storer; Cellars under - sile4issit Coach house, and ftia Eir;als het pod Gaidlefigalittnonnd, Pleasure ha; Rama Tank with Cesv4olllo, Piggery, sad Out. not} Rad* alljoialog; and. sundry Enclosures of Pioales kale, and Wood p od, well supplied with. goeillVater. The Witild Otter . TWENTridEVEN• AWLS, -TWO ROODS, TWENTY. SEVEN .PERCHES; In the pesseedesef W14.141A1l Janes, Esq larmine desirable property for a jiiison fond of Field Sports, in a pleasant coaatry. "7 miles from East Grinstead. 14 from Lewes, 10 keen 'Brighten, 13 from Toad*, and 36 from Laden. May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may had; at die Star, Lows,; Old Sigh Brighton ; the lins at Wyeh Cram, and Foist Row • Dorset s, East Orbs steed; Waite Nast, Godstabe; King's Armte k I at Garraway's ; gado/ Mr‘ LEW, Wervrieksousist, OdEem-share, ~wisraaa• t: WILLIam CRES WIC IC, Parier.Ma ker. N0.:5,; Jobn-stteet, o:ford-larger. London, begs to tiler tottie Politic, Our to 1 - wt Hundred Re4ms of Retire or RetreeStiper. fine Baih'Poit. at chi low prices of • , ' 10s. 61 per or Seven Pence per Quire, 1 is: Gd. per :team Thick, or LIM Pence per Quire, Being the Retree part of his Stock r -maining after the unnam• pled sale kr has experienced during the Winter Months. - The best Superfine Bath Putt as before, Thin, Hs. per Ream, Thick, gas. 6d. per Ream. . • . Other articles of Stationary equally low. Account Books without charge kr Ruling. • • • BC MiRSETSHIRE AND Doßstrimmt TO 'BB PEREMP romfx SOLD BY AUCTION, rr HE extensive Maneri tof YATTON HEWISH x. and MA.FtSHWOOD, Wide the Estates Mid therewith, comprising upwards of 170 Tii OUSA Ilb ACRES of valuable Land.—For pardcutara. &c. apply to Mr. Tr no*" Solidtor, Lincolo's'lnn Fields. _ his day was punished ' la 4 Volumes,lgmo. price £1 es beards, ,LAN-AL BIN :—A NATIONAL TALE.— Ad A nation fam'd for sons' and beauty's charms ; Zealous, yet mode s t; innocent, though free; Patient of toil; straw amidst' alarms ; lan ai s in faith ; invincible In arms I BIUTTIR4 p i s mo isor Lawman Hurst, Rees, Onne, and Brown ; /1004 t au % Co.; PI. Colbuth ; and Thomas Underwood. A", Blatredle, Skelly, sad pluckeny, *lll.' Vanunkis,Oublim' . - Nu. I By Order of the Honourable Cohuntidottets of his Majesty's Customs, at the Custom-Mine, wrocKroN, oh Vicomte. DAT. Aatitat2ll,4lll6, at Ode Vele& in' the Aherne's, T HE UNDER , -MEN TIONED GOODS. V. • .. . 580 Gallons Foteign 00016 I Mit* 1 'Spin, . Dell% 111 rittl i Inds, 120 Packs Playing Cat& - . • • Also, on the same day, at Five &dock lb the Afterooos, oil the Sands, hear hfareite, in the County of York, 2 Opeb jieas l The above Geneva moms be sold for less than the sewn Of 1 Duties of 'Customs and Excise. • 1 ry• damply. of the Geneva may be sees at the Oustont-hosee;l tiro days previous to the Sale,' . PREOCiI . . 1 y were puefisbttd, Wet thl* 6d: - • C "Sn*" am. 11056,0 n the Doctrine of REGE mom, to the mote in - which thar tens is used in the Church of England In her public Formularies; respeettnlly addressed to the C Dy hogr. tibeiles. CHARLES DAUBENY, Archdeacon of Sarum. Peered fie F. C. sod I. Rivongton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church. yard; sold else by S. Hatchard, Of win* nay be led% just published, by the same Author, A mew Vele= of Sermons as Several Sobjeets, addressed to ceerptionassentbled in Christ Church, Bath, price 10s. rte'.. t• : kARIS, AUGUST 141 . . The ceremont.ot the Procession of the Vol , of Louis XIII. took lace yesterday at Isiotre Dame. Monsieur, the l i.zchess d'Angoaleme, the Duke and Duchess de Berri assisted. PORT OF PALMOUTK ° • By Order of the Honourable Conunissioners of hie hfijinty's Castello, et the Clasuswbonse, in thb Pen,. on WIJIIISMAI, the 11114 Aug 954.11116,. at Ten o'Clock In the Fpnemen, T"' GOOD S UNDERMENTIONED, viz; . . 42 lbs. &gars, 41 lbs. Tobacco, 27 gallons Brandy, 12 de► fk. nova, 44 do. Winne"! bottles Cordials, 3 do. 00,12 lbs: pepper, 37 lbs. Cittieolate 37 lbs. Cocoa, -rig lbs. Calks, 429 Ibt Owe. powder, 24 pair /toots 329 pair Shoes, 220 lbs. Soap; 179 lbs. Thread, es pieces Ribbon, S ewe. Steel, 7 &Gen Shawls, 90 Planks, 12 parcels Necklaces, 4 Picture,.l2ll•Wateb Chains, se' puss Shirt Pins, 9 boxes and 1 parcel Books, 24 begs. Cork., 12 doges Hose, 4 Vdis, 1 Carbine, pair Pistols, and Sherd, 9 An. chore, Rivet, and Clannel, 72 lbs. Vented, sows Spoons, Cut lery, Cones, Shells, curds, Flowerittus, &c. and 3 Foreign Silk Handkerchiefs, for ezpoetation. The goods may be diked two days preceding the day of sale. DeputedOns . of the Court of Cassation, the CoUrt of Accounts; the Royil Court, and she •Municipal • Body, proceeded thither conformably to his Majesty's wishes. The interior of the church was guarded by the King's Household Troops, the National Guards and the Royal Guards. • The service being over,. the procession left the . Church end' proceeded by the Roe Neuve, Notre* Dame, Le Marche Neuf, to Pont Siint Michel, the Rue. de la Barillerie so the Pont au Change, the Quay au= Fleury that . ef la Cite to the Bridge, the Rue dm Cloitre, Notre Dame. and then reentered the Church. . The National and Royal Guards formed a line for the procession. SECOND EDMON, CORRECTED .Aim ENLARGED., nis day were published, handsomely rioted, in two Volumes octavo, price lac boards, ,VRAVELS in FRANCE, during the YEARS L 1014-15 : comprising Observetiturs made during armed residence of five months, cio the.Poiltitog State d the Coentry. the. Manners and Character of the People, and the feats .1 th e Paltry Despotism of NAPOLIIOII I and containing an authentic Oil whin of Antidotes, illustrative of his Character: to which is added, a Register of the Wiather, fur the use of Wands. Printed fee Longman, Hurt, Bees, Onncond Brown; Black, Parry, and Co. and T. and Q.%thsdetwood, 11. Fleet -street, Lon go ; and Macredie,Skelly. and Muchasy, Ediebaigh. The people, eagei to see their Princes, pressed ift crowds to these quarters where the procession passed; At the 14te fair of Beaucaire, the amount of goods sold was. 23,299,200 francs ; unsold, 8,1.10,000 fs. In 1915, the amount sold w.ts, 16,089,100 f.; unsold * 10,212,600 f. SWAN HOTEL AND TAVERN, HASTINGS, SUSSEX. el F. MOTT, having taken the above Hotel and u. lanai, avails himself of this opportunity to Infirm the • Witty, Gentry, and Public in general, chat he bat Sued it up h a neat and commodious. manner, w berg every 'attention will hyoid to the comfit( and convenience of those who tniv bo asltltht with their fawn= ; and.trusts, by a .strict attention, to seek the approbatiob of a dhcerning Public. C. P.M. ibibegs to inform Commercial Gentlemen, that he has fitted up jhi* for their use) a large and convenient Room, looking into beft.e.reet, Where the principal trade of tin now is car ded int—importer of, and Dealer be Wines,. ice Ste. It B. Neat Pust,Cludies, with excellent Hr.rses and careful jklyees,,—Coaches to and from the Bolt•in-Tun Fleet-sate((; and listdints New While Horse C.ellu, Wceadilly, London, . evert Moraine. MILLARD'S EAST'-INDIA WAREHOUSES, - No. 16, CHEAPSIDE, • FWINDI A M SIMMS, SH AWLS, &c and BRITISH MAW. /ACT WILD GOODS, by the Piece, Dusty, ite. at the. Meek sak Pdat. Cheek of Family Linen complete, from .6.5 to 190 Guleess oath. THltetet sr respectfully interns: the Nobility, and Famines arriving from abroad, the vainest variety of fog Ladies' Dress and Gentletnen7i Cra:. vats, Shawls, twagOotht. igc. as imported by the COMpary, together with soreglied sepal/or British-manolaytured Goods, fish Linens, DOJO& Table I,ilkn, Sheering., Ankles for Fa lsify Menial% &gent runtimes Foreign Lice; lite, are con• randy on Sok, at the Wholesale Pike, by the Piece and Derry. Men is end Ladies, having Commission% will End Iliminsiim fiber* Meted. ludia Shawls exchanged, or' paid cask for. Np abetment nude. Proprietors of Bissinese in the Gauntry sigOed With thit fashionable Articles for Dress as they 1 904 c. Univie Muted Cambric. and Muslin , and superfine Ging ham*, aid Sesnocben adapted for the French and other Pamirs Marken. Meenfeeteren may introduce to the Fashionable World at the •Warehouses (on -Commission), Articles of choice Mid unique &smirker. The Chests of Family Listen, with • every article warranted, Metal= Sheedngs, Table-linen; and every. useful ankle for new Enabli,lunems, or for Families going abrisad, are 115 guineas, $5 ditto, and 130 guiheas wit, with disount; yielding a peculiar :demur and convenience to 'Felonies, and forms at once a lundpotne and useful present. , WARREN'S QRIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING, produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal to the highs:st Japan Varnish, preat•vaithe Leather soft, and pftveoti its creakier, does not soil the *mo i ls perked, floe him any unpleasant smell, and will retain its vitiates in any alma's. Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Martin's-lane, London; and Retail by Caldwell, Dublin," White, Waterford; Thomson, Belfast; Raeburn, Edinburgh; Osborne, Glaigow ; •Lyea,loverness ; Cookworthys Plyniuuth ; Witherden, Margate; Pap, Ratmgate; Lawler, Brighton ; Audd, Southampton • Iktassai Chester; Bacchus, Porten; airk, Lancaster; Wood, binatithoi ; Pierson. Sheffield ; Greinsiade, Guernsey ; Sheldon, Manehater ; Rounthwalte, lAverPool: Edmonds. Swansea;DV! i Bristol ; Bonnel;Carlisie ; Frewer, Norwich; Wat rililis Scuboreugb ; and by his Agents in every Town in the Yeirndcp, in Stone Bottles, Is. 6d. aisint, 104. bait a pint, and ft sack. CALUTlol4r•Obltilitt nose are genuine unless • ) 1/7Agille Si *fled Oa the Label, sod 14, St. Martin's-lame, atamped In tor! Bottle, as the superior quality of this Blacking bas induced ' several time impostors to sell spu ri ous compositions under the above mate. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Rojal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. %100m —Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal CoUeget r lponden. Owrsauoas—Earl of Egremoot, Earl of Leitrim. Hon. Colonel Barry, M.P. John Latoughe..M.P. THE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above IN slut; EION, for the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences; in order to imam the benefits that have resnlsed from It, selected Mr. Kier• lianas its Sulam, (standing high on the list of the Royal College) =sing direc t ed hi s chi e t atte nti on to tho se di seases . Mr. maxims it a part of Ms official duty to• mud= the Plibiles by policing co the List of the Royal College, published le 'stormy, lasi, as the only ante guide, and that no assertion et Persons awning such tide% and publicly advertising Omni. "'Molt being sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an nual reports of the Lock Dispeasey !rill prove that some of the m . fat .81a4eross cues of Strictures, D4Mty, and other rammed laymbis iikedoes of the Chearadve Orions ban bins beyi ra _ sad aposessfilty.treat o d. Jlar. Abram nay foo Anadind as usual. by boll fin* s, his !tell lower •chjsfients.itivet, Bedford-equate, where Town and Contry its to be addressed; and the neon. !ift _advice and metric wi Went), or acne, to airy port ask Singions. .3nt pabtrifge es. Sd RdieioP , Practical Obiarrarilea Olt th p by Ellatpas, awl posy 60 bffiloolo. it i t• Pautrawievieow, 815414:10, FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ES FAT E S, KENSINGTON. • EARL'S TERRACE. EDWARD-SQUARE AND SUTTON STREET, EARL'S-COUR T-LANE, .&c. . By Mr. ROBINS, . At Garraway's Colfee-house, 'Change•alley,Cornbill ; on Turas" DAY, the 29th of August, at Twelie n'Cloelt,io Lots. TH Zvatuable FREEHOLD And LEASEHOLD ESTATES, most delightfully situated at KENSINGTON. opposite HOLLAND HOUSE; Comp - rising two spElous AGIN-, hold Dwelling-house', adapted for thd .accommedatinq of the most respectable Families, with doeVenient Offices and Gairdios, situate No. b. and us, Earrer errata% of which kupediate posgea sion may-be bed - ; two Coach-homes aoti*Stabies. with. &Anew tar three horses each; three compact Leaseliold,Dwelliophettsol,! with Fore musts and Gardens, situate to. soh, lad 74 : 10it the Eon skis of Edward's-Square, in the oersipatiOp of Mk* respern able tenants; and tour . Onuses Na. 17, 11, 111, and 40, tlearWe* side of Edwartra-squaw.. Tbn whole belk for a long term, at law ground-reno. Also AO compact Freehold • Dwellinihosess, wkb Shops and OerdastgaveratL sad teA Canselmawklitqfirdefits he. situate Sutton-street,. 410'8- coeft-Isol4. lOW Keivilliloni "rurupike. • To be viewed by applying tb Mr. Aldermen, at the 11..0dp,0f whom pardoners may be had ; at Oarraway'a Coffee -hawse ; and of Mr: Robins, Werwlct-street,Golden-squaret SEVEN OAKS, KENT. COMPACT ESTATES :Ind MANOR FARM, Excellent HOP-OROUNDS MEADOW, ARABLE, and WOOD LAND, and Vahable COMMON-MOH C. • TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, • 137 Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraviay's Coffee.bouse,•Thange-alley, Cunha!, on TIIUDS• DAT, the 14th September, at Twelve o'Cloek s in Two Lots, LOT 1. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, RUMSHOTT MANOR FARM, Situate in the Parish and near the Teens of SEVEN OARS= comprisints good Farm House, with 011eos;Oardeo, Weald, Yard, Barns, 04-houses, Stages; and various Out-buildiegi) and upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND BIGHT ACRE . Of capital Hop.Oround, Meadow, Arable, %d Wool 144 'topics to the South a most besutid and Tient PAZ the County, andin'view of the of Tostassagis ht slots of Mr. Wm. Carnall. Lot 2. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, SCE TTLES HITS: lAltli, adianing Lei I, skeseellitlwfarlelt of Seal awl '1;•••• Oaks ; compriang a neat Farm House, w!!b Gardens, Orhard, Faun ford, Oat-souse, Barn, Stahl* and Ont-Indhling ; ahtulisdry ladosures of capital Hop-ground, Meadow, Arable, aid Wood Land, eorstainhig spire& of SIXTY-THREE ACRES. In possession of IV/r. Thomas Stand's: These Farms are well knows, and area moat desirable pm; petty ; Ufa Hop-grounds are presumed to be equal w any In'tke county ; and valuable Common-Rights on Seven Oaks and Pawl Comnions. • May be viewed by applying to Mr. Nevin,lllade Park, Seven Oaks; where Particulars may by bad; and at the Crow% Seven Oaks; Rose and Crown, Tenbridge; Star, Maidstone; Bromley ; of Merrs.Mlyrick had Broderlp,Solleibireilted lAddi Square; at Garners?* ; and of Mr. Rubble, Witiritibrersii; Golden-square; where Plans inky be eft& • - • MIDDLESEX AND HERTS. Excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE 444 ot.iiipp. GARDEN, PLEASURE GROUNDS,' FARM-HOUSE, bad WILD INGS, RIGHT of SPORTING,- and oprrinb t 'of mum HUNDRED and. 'TWENTY-SIN ACRES Air LAND, nee capital Market Towns, and in an: ezeelleat Neiglibenstood. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . Br Mr. ROBINS, . . . At Garraway's Coffce•House, 'Change-AlleY, on Taman.% the Mk September, 1816, at 12 *Ninth; Inlitree Cots; 6 . .A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; partly Tithe-Free; voleptlaing n eafrallslbhi taiitiilliaat H A 4EFIELD *GROVE; • • Planned and adapted fur the imommodadun% of a Clonsianti4 I L A • family, with all suitable. Odless; ..seet a .llne ' .„•,., 'surrounded by about TWO WIND ' A W). .is ... ouc ACRES OFMEADOW, AktA.ISL - Vitt,' *.. FINE WOOD ' LAND; thinegiewbfith the re are 'netinevit'ald delightful Gravelled Walks. pleasingly diversified- by :0 Dale, laid out in a Park-like style, and prladp_ally by a Paled' Fence, abotindes* with and Owns, .40 ha a genteel Nifghbourlitiod; wit! ' ' ' in'alf dhictiniffi contigaous to the capital Mar TOWS* Of 'o4,' - ltiddic manstvonli, and Washed, 'aid whilin a Ann' da of the Grand Junction Coal; a RVIOC . !gin.," .*LAgf: clap Drlvit to the House; incellsait Farns‘House, ;and of all denominadonsr FishlinadS, iialt *had; a ChinK and vianttty of Oita Chalkr Seitleibeldeat nfieluidiseryale ille iinno, of Lonna's*/ .114usi*, Sled Fisineglifthe Wow% WAS , file aoten,awsiodas any its tbe1011201 , 114 ahliablat mostaror Acme or Lopata* Meadow and Arabia 4etisalT i: , • To be viewed be Tlekia ; l!srdclibita LP*/ 10_ ,Pn ,tPu• idols; Swan, at .a,maeordeth ; 'WNW Melt, V I Med, Whiford ; Vlisil-loadt; St. Albin% ; ;firmaelfdd Liss; Mast; Ceuds, 6.41111.1. Viell*Mit, ;WWl,* fismnray'pk; ppd of • Mr. - Msir s if. ,aftilt,i fle!ifisi- : howe i witera - salais of &hi Mawris/ " NUL . . PORDSHUtE, ON THE-BORDERS OF BERKS AND VICINITY 01 READING. MANORS OF RAWLINGS, CHECKENDON, WYWOLD, &c.; ous FAMILY RESIDENCE. WOODCOTI' . HOUS E, with OFFICES, GARDENS, PLEASURE GROUNDS, Eligible FARM'S, noble WOODS and LANDS, Upwards of ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, and Valuable • COMMON RIGHTS. TO BE.SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Getraway's Collie-houseXionge-alley, Cornhill, on Tuoas-' DAT. the 19th of September, 1916, at 19 o'Clock, in Lots, THE and Valuable FREEHOLD. and • small part COPYHOLD ESTATES, .WOODCOTrand RAWLINGS, pleasantly situate, eight miles. froM Henley on 'flames; rev. n lion( Raab& els frost Wallingford, and forty-three from Lon don- ' on a beautiful, See, coasnanditig, healthy, and sporting part of the County of Ozford, comprising The MANOR of RAWLINGS, . . On. Moiety of the MANOR of CHECKENDON, And OM Moiety of the MANOR of WYWOLD, abounding • with Game. • ThS Capital FAMILY MANSION, WOODCOTT HOUSE; with excellent attached end doodad Mem of all ileariptions ; roomy Stabling for Twelve , Horses, and Coach-houses ; two productive Kitchen Gatdens, surniunded by lofty walls, Gardener's house, Orchards, Sox.; Pleasure Grounds, Flower' Gardens, Pinery, Grapery, GreeMhoese, Ism Well, &c. seated In a Bog Paddock of about Sixty Acres, surniunded by four ex cant Fame, with good Farm Houbes, and all necitesary Out buildings, with • Parcels of Land, let to' respectable Tenant., part on Leases, the 'reufainder at Wib. Also the capital and • • bestmad; semidry Oettages, *kb °arias', &g. the whole Estate upwards of ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, . • - • with Valuable and Extensive Common Rights. -To be viewed by applying to . Samuel Bittnead, the Baili ff , it Woodatt Muslin, where Particulars nay be had; and' it the ' Bear and Crown Inns 'Reading ; Lamb, WeNoeford; Bell Inn, and Messrs. Cooper and gone !solicitors, Henley; Castle, Salt Hill; White Han, WinJwir • Wtite Lion, Bath; .Red Lion, Hounslow; of: Me.sra. Williams, Whitninre, and Co. Lincoln's n; at Garrinats; and Of Mr. Robins Warerith- street, Goidesseguars, Loam, where a Plan -of t he Estate may be . • • .. A Nisi:MU:los - l o tk. inventedby A EpWARD HoLtstd, StnifeM and Apothecary. This preparation Is justly meireshed for is agreeable and certain operation, by which It effectually removes all inaction or obstruction of the stomach and bowels, whether arioni hem Bikt, indigestion. Flatulency, or Cold, Sickness at Stomach, Head Ache. &A. It operates by 4004101 j acrid bile or miller crodlica retained in the intestinal canal, anti acts as an alterative to the epeeist generally. Free from say sadsidnisl or mercurial preparations, it is at all times safe; • melbas been given with sinister good effect during pregniacy. Its action Is particularly adapted to penont of biltoos habits and Alm of sedentary We" where a sufficient action of the b owels a• not kept up, and cradiele, retained in thoie organs are fry , geoid, producing pains and . (Ii tension,. head-aches, languor, and gladinses, or a sense of wearlaest and oppression. A single trial will fully convince the patient of their elficacy. The worst' albs tif bilious Or sick head-aches are certainly removed by a single dose, audio i muck shorter date than wield be* credited; bit from experieure. The Proprietor thinks it proper to remark they will be fiesiad not idly coact without pain or uneasiness, but to leave dished!, after their immediate action ceases, free from that 'coatis late which generally motes& the operation of laza- . rive medicines.. Sold by E. Edwards, SS, St. Patin tboreb-yard; Sanger, I SO, Ozford-streek; sad Tett. Royal filebange, London ; price jped 4s. id. per boa. Where sin may be procured, all 1041 t or "0 1 ,- • • - . 4 lavahl. igne onto* rehaant jekulia nati."—Viao. 1 .--.....1....: From the taint' embrace Ullllll6l 4.lB7irdtithno. ‘,. id - • Mt2....' wikkisltkeadUtittLittiglithe°l"l social t end Ilia silootaot tatingraosrprneiatiods Irina motilheeetwe thee the 'Cidopneaa qt that pest *domestic _blessing. Amidst I die melanehalmai;iety of hiseetiers nutlet *bids human nature le basket to surer, theft aienahe snore shifting or more der ' unsling their those4*h Milt troll fasbienshle gaieties, early aliesipsiaa, rie se** latossgsratide. ' • ' ." - Messrs. CURRIE and Co: bog tirstate dot Alt . sedulous at. toulice.og IL ipactice exclusively, directed te the treatment and curt it CEILTAIN tom natifii, entitle them to the claim. of superior bi4hittnetet. 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'unto* fee. to the patient di hr/prited IMAM, 111168 tiieir liiith4diliirelittei Is am& • • 'ar sk/41 . 6,11140.111101_111116446i05it Ihe rw ancertsfaty eradua; pro evorteoce. by'Perients of boOtie r I their remit /scut to uppmstuneer s wpm . oispiwmmialllSC E lolllllSt tilta tab doldpis aro. , otolibil Malt aid dames tb .1.1" iffr"sarafrilibtecF ff 4 0 mtit acid lumen otboetriaslttrsiria sore, ;10 :VAIettivj the gradual Om of As lie their experience. isiCO. NW admitted by. Patin BRt •i ids irmait p 2=l, all*olatari at th eir 107. litottomigazdom lo tmb,stathig aso, kaapita pmerol Jobb of /OA. 'miming a 1.4 .amts lot Nikki a i d tho. tbilithik will be glom or se PRIVATE LETTERS. " PARIS, AUGUST IS. " The following account of the present state of a Department which has frequently engaged public • attention, I receive from most unquestionable authority : " The Department of the Gard and the town of • Nismes continue to groan under th e most intolerable oppression. All authority is in the hands of the leidiolksi not in those of the mist respeetable of this Persuasion, but in those of the mist disreputable characters, actuated at-the same time by the fiercert spirit of bigotry and revenge. Accordingly, nothing can be compared with the grievances which the inlia bitants of that country are made to endure. Here, the Mayor orders all lights to be put out at the houses of the Protestants after eight o'clock ; there, he prescribes cockades of a particular Size to be . - worn by them, and awards fines and imprisonment against those who•wear'nOne, or who wear such= happen to exceed, or fall short of that size. A par ticular quarter of the town is assigned for the Pre. testants to walk in ; it they venture to outstrip those bounds, they are hooted and lapidated by thelpnpi. • lace: At Nismes, and adder the very eyes of alleluia rity, things have come. to such a pass that the Pro. .. testants, excluded from the public walks, have only.* little narrow sueet in which they can freely circulate. . 4 4 The National Guard consists of 3000 men, and it will he hardly 'Creditid, that that number includes but two Protestants; the remainder of the litter hive been diatrased. Meantime it is endeavoured to 4M. pose on the public by the exhibition of recatstations, obtained by deception or violence. These pion, ce. remonies afford the Public Functionaries an oppe . r. . 'tunity of dispfaying their hypocritical zeal, the' are to be seen . paradiug the streets in procession, attend= • ing the chinches with tapers in their hands, mil giving all other. ostentatious marks of devotion. Tint assassin of the Abbe d'Esgrigny had been promised . his pardon, if be.would become a convert to the Ca tholic faith, and in such an extremity be did not he- • sitate to embrace it." , ANOTEIER LETTI2n. • - " Pam, dicratisT IR I , Nothing new has occurred within these three or four days. it is not yet decided at what moment the Houses are to be asbembled, but the delay cannot easily be a long one. Great inconveniencies have arisen this year from the late period of .passing the budget of 1816; and as the financial difficolties of . the country rather increase than diminish, it becuints very important that the budget of 1817 should be ex pedited as soori.as . possible - 44 A curious circumstance has taken place. M. Pepin de &nide, who was named the other &Ay to- • ,tlie place of the Prefect.ot the Department of -Le • yea c lo, has, with more sense than the Ministry.,.de,.. ' dined accepting the place,. on account, he says, of the unfortunate prejudices which the inhabitants of that Department entertain against him. 4 dO not know whether Ministers will' allow him to be Wiser' than thatisseives, or whether they will insist .on .his • taking. the appointinent, in order touvoid the ridigule which his refusal would cast upon them. • se Thine is a report, not however entitled to credit, that it is in contemplation to name the Duke of Fehre Minister a Fdieign Affairs and President of the Council, M. Tabarie Minister of War, and M. De; Cue Minister of tho. Household, as well as of the Police. It is certain that - M. De Gaze has for some ' time wished to unite these two platies.iniriSiown.handst; but do not believe he would dare to do.it at the pre-_ sent time, nor do I think he would wish to have the I p e u li ke n:w f FacetittroesPetresiherd,rffint-eyofattheebyn o Council ; for though means friends.' 4 1. a