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In a few daps wiU foe publishen, „. Frei ~ VIEMOI RS of th e EVENTS of 1815, including the Ret , lrn from Elba; Details of the Battle of Waterloo; ziati Observair.ns on the sabstquent Eweatai; befog the Ninth Book of the I listo:ical illemoirs of Napoleoa. WRITTEN BY I 'el SEW. )ppee-vrali, - , This day was iftzbli,lied, rice Ts: %aid. Beautifully printed,- with a peartletter, in a small Pocket • New Edition, being the Twelfth,.greatly improved, of rrHE NEW POCKET -DICTIONARY of the ii ITALLIN.and ENGLISH LANGUAGES,*in rivo Parts, Italian and English—Englishand Italian. By C. GRAGLIA. Many new Words and Locution., with a compendious Sl* mentary Italian Grammar, are now added. . • Printed for J. Maw man ' • J. Cuthell ; Scatcherd and Vittell. man ; John Richardson ; Longman Hurst, Rees Orme. and Brown ; Lackington laud Co. J. BoLlter ; A. B. Ihtlatt ain it t aT Wiograve and COlingwood; T. Mosey and Sons; J. and Son ; Baldwin, Cradock, and .Toy ; Ogle, Duman, and CiL T. 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To which is added; the Oriental and the NortherA. l , ;:hology ; price 5 . 64. bound and Wend:- aces% d eunsiunptiOn .. at . chrslite Iphunt, wCOUNtERACT the tinny attempt; that arc alif °lade telotldilk to the unwary a SPURIOUS eDssPOSITION, instead a the GENUINE BLACKING .prepared by DAY sad id*WrlN, they *hare aWtad a new Labia is which their aidttssi . . • - ' •-• .. - - 97, HIGH HOLBORN, .• , ii so conlpkwunity at in the cantle, chit they trust patten- Suatisthis, and the if the type, witch is unlike all letter plums, *IP ambit: pest:bum at own to detett.th• Arne jlLACi(l244l6p.de and saki kwile by .DA imxTiN, irt.qo 'Mori ; and retailed by the Gulusra, argirlesh lieeimairs, Ironanaggers Pen t' lismittiasers, lie:111 'the United Kingdom, 4n, hurtles, at Slid fa SieuselL, • • • ple • A.LLNUTI-8- FRUIT LOZENGES,- for Cough's, .114 - CoKs, Sore Throats, emcee, &c. &c. prepared solely bt thsityptister, & ALLNUTF 4 Chemist, POWISEA; who Idalsest.tbanks to the Public for the verMensive patro • be lies already 'received for hit " Highly Useful lAMRIGE.;" and begs to aunts them, _that he still condones to prepare them *ith the same scrupulous care as to the medicinal virtue of the Flitit, which hai obtained for them so .distiegtinhed a reputation. 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To trAVGniediatit Mote acceptable pri.' wet hi time thehmarg,tannot be granted, than alupply of ItOII7LAND'a MACASkAR OM It eradicates die MA- Ste. exefloeff "ear,. sad rendeisthe hair firm—increases ittevdaituanibielituatt. amitr; itiorrfi joahort, Prodoom a. heautifutheattnfiWr,_lVee. 3s. 64.-10 s. 641. and, one gulag& a'Treadle etch:sped.' ipr Patuitiqg of TYRE, chonSos Ro 4 Gre y. Mli V i gra Pr p ck, • .iwitating th e elect natural n tolour.-4 so; wLA VALSANA EXTRACT, ems:: 'eleswask. pussetves, , beautifies she Evo,l*. Ituppsthefa free from pain. e A.lllsekiann and 'SO I'An t N, corner of tffight, Hatton Garden, Het, (edit:* Venders. l a :the signature in red fish— 'ex.ktotti d•• ind-6bset . .. " -- - ‘-relmetokr - piiiirßs. e , BERLIN, tiECEMBER 12. 4 We lear n Etat:Min is Very diligently at work in hitf . corifinenientolt a:history of the thirty years war ; and it may .Be reasonably expected that he will pro? - , duce something excellent. It were to be wished lip had commenced it earlier, insteai of passing his tin* 'ftcun morning till evening - in various circles, to gra tify; the inordinitelove of 'speaking. His examine Lion is said not to :.have been hrought do * Wri later than the. ear 1814, respecting wirich period, and-the Union then existing under his direction, many of the Memberi have been examined, among them are Zeane, Starke, Turtz, Grassbof, -and also Jandke, ----" —.sweet ; and and d who at that time gave infarthation of it. That such -; ...nor, and Family bottles a Union . existed, is proved ; and thus Mr. Schumetz ter ms. by which l Is. are saved, is justified, who asserted it; whereas, those who . T amass. Smcanos, Livaaroes.,"engraved on th. boldly denied it, _are proved to have been in the 'Nwrong., But whether the Union had at that time,• the same dangerous tendency as that. which. arose (according to an English Journal of the 16th-of Sep , tember; chi; year) in 1814, is now to be made out from the Papers. The book of the Constitution of this Union, has been accidentally or designedly, de ' strayed. It is to be conjectured that it was wholly .I[a/um emseirnis s quitur: pi-fatness. an 7 'diiected against Napoleon, d had in vies► the de- Bad e advice is generally followed b y repentant». . sirable Union of Gerniany, without any intention of THEProfession of Physic is of such high impor- having recourse to : poison or the dagger. Dr. Rodi twice, that beyond any other it ought to be kept clear of ger, who was released some days ago, has been ignorance and quackery. Meson. CURRIE and Co. having , again arrested. It is said that a clue has been found dedicated themselvei to the study, and been gratified by the most towards the . discovery of the Correipondent Of the ,considerable practice in that ;stanch they thought profit to select, b e Eng lish Journal, whose articles of the 10th trust, that after thirty years' raidenee in this Metropolis, their a bove talents are o well known, and their reputation so completely and 16th of September, have not been inserted, as established, that no apology is required for their deviation from. tarns we know, in : the French, Netherlands, or Ger the regular mode of practice. It may be proper to state that their 'man Papers, though they throw much light on what ;MedicalEslucation has Len of the ant chsS---that they are'lldens. are called the Secret. Intrigues. • ;beta of the Royal Colleges of Londom and Edinburgh:: and as satisfactory evidence of the trutli - Of ibis statement, their diplomas The Deputation of the Satiety of German Mer and Testimonials may be seen at their Meuse No: 1b . 7; Hattoo- chants and Manufacturers, . has met with a most garden, where they may be constilted *with -;hegresteetsecrecy friendly reception at Berlin, and has reason to hope and itowiur, by patients of either sex, labouring under anroftise *hat the Prussian - goiernment will promote the Pe following complaints : let, The VE N g RICA L DISEASE, for which they have &See- titions and proposals of the German Merchants. T•rvd a remedy that is not only a complete substitute for Mercury, , MEININGEN, DECEMBER 22. •, ~ - in the cure of this complaint; but which has the advantage of In this city, where pu blic opinion had so clearly erddkating the ilhorder without debilitating the constitution : ze- ezpreised itself - respecting the injury done to the This remedy has been used for some time with the has Sifects town and country br the increase of the petty -corn on the Continent, and promises to be the means of entirely explo ding the liar of Mercury, except in the mlit complex and levee rate Terre of the Jews, limits have been fixed to its fur late cues. 2.11 y, In cases of NERVOUS DEBILITY and' ther spreading -41 a:Ducal Ordinance. .By this Or- VASCULAR RELAXATION their researches have been 'ditiance, it is decreed, that the. number of Jewish most fOrtainare, and they owe to a late introduction to a friend itereantili establishments now existing shall not be and pupp of thv illustriousTissot, the acquisition of asiniple mode increased,unlesc'peculiai circumstances - Should oe-: of treatment, which In discarding the violent means hitherto prao. • . tired in this Country, gives a 'tone to every sr uscular fi bre - of the cur, and without perinission from the Goverment,. Patient, restores his znirnal spirits, and re-establishes his- ci- The Jews* are still allowed to deal in maaufactured gour, without inflaming the Constitution, and thus exposing him g oods by retail, so far as it is riot contrary to the iri to ta,e. clangers of a relapse. Sdly, Irt Writitit3 RES . of the , . i i,, UILE'ffIRA, Messrs. MR/4M and Co.'s plan of creamiest: ' ''•-• es g of the G ads or Comp anies , and exis • ting Q r .'. has so far surpassed every other method of cure, that they.heve' 11 such gaols, Of Korn/ . dinances. if they wish . to in excited the astonishment and approbation of the most dirties- manufacture, they most be purchased of the milkers, visbcd Medical, Men, by effecting its three .weeks Cures which defied all ' the resuurcLs of their skill. -- Messrs. CURRIE and stainped,•oti • payment of a trifling fee.. Retail trade in colonial productions is prohibited to all and. Co. of late hive bad. sea end patients Whe hid been' weak A to. it se . g! • uLli to place theniaelves under the care, sad submit to - the wyPvs; there.Mnletitl'AserveAlf the..rightp ravu.: of trta:lllVot of men utterly utaski4ed in'the core of this give espsci permisskon to, deal in them viholestil, must dances - on, and painful cemplaint ; and wheit; after.the less An•Jews.A t iforbidilento.liaw•k g ood's ribout,toi sale,. 'of much time cud rupuey, they applied to them; atui felt the fairs,' and one day before and ator;ttion, as strong iti_their censures of the ignerance to wide ! after. • Noliceuges•to trade will be given.to foreign. they had sssarly Pullin victims. Patients in the count) , are do* Jews. CIO the other hand,,Jews„ subjects . 9f the coun sirvd re state particalars of their ewes their letters mast OW totr. a e more in be try, will'beall ed - distribute the' IT il . • post paid, anclnaiug a Batik of England pote, whorl the neves. 1 , soy leteice and ateithines will be sea to any part of the .World..! the country, that it may ncit be injurious to e p l a ces No, Mt Hatton-gartlea, .. . . i illAvlliets thty reilii!?: • . . sips 'and 'What; 'Committee. Tnerararet 17. Notice of bfotion,—General lia;t—Account of Property di.- trained for Fines on Town ier.ds, since appointmentof GAlectors - of such Floes. s • Order of the D ty.—Exclreqtier Chat.'lber . (Irclancl) Bill; se coed reeding. rimer, 18. • • ' . Order of tilt Dar.—Marriage Act Amendment fllU *cond. reading. esoalowr, al. Orders of the Day. —.1. Penryn Bribery. Bill; Report. -2. • alert \ of Rzeliequer 1.414'• 0 on further considera t . of 4srt. , . 21mitneY, 22. • • Aitituls.or Motions. 71: Sir Imes MackinenrOdllsinitife • • on Ctiodnal Laws..l2,l4sta cranboroso-mComasittee on the Dame Lewes-4. l'Or. to prevent Ocessionaliy, and to kapott a QuallleattOn Oath on Voters at Elections. remai, 25. '•• - Orders, of the Day.—i. Irish Elections 'BM; second reading. —2. Irish Partnerships Bill; pecon4 reading. . Tozenar, 29. " Order of the Day.—Bishops Celtic Election Pitition ; 'Committee. . •. • sroynitr. 111A11C TT 6. Last Daf of reading Private Bilk for the first time. • IPILIDA V, 10. Order of the Day.—Bankers' Regulation Repeal (Ireland) Bill; second reading. MONDAY, )!AY 1. Last Day of receiving Reports of Private Bills. • NOTICES OF MOTIONS. • For inhich no Portico far Day has bcestfisid. Serjeant Onslow—Standing Order regarding Mit for the Regulation of Manufactures. Mr. llifichael Angelo T.ytor-LBill a regulate the Conduct of Stage Cpachmen ; Bill to render egectual the Appellant Juris. diction of the /louse of Lords; Appointment of ,a Committee to consider of the Nuisance created by Steam Engines. Mr. Limbton-41111 for repealing the Septennial Act, and fez the more frequent calling of Parliament'. • • /Ix. Leslie -Foster—Bill for regulating the Union of Paddles, hi Imlay& . /14; Charles Grant—Bill to regnlati the Office of Constab!e, 9t' IrelanL Mr. Vesey Fitagerald- - -Committee on the &ate Of the Bdiet calms of the Lower Orders in Ireland. The Lord Advocate of, Scotland—Bin for the Regulatieitef certain Proceedings in the Court of Sessioo- and Bill for Regu lation of Proceedhigs contfected with the Court of Admirals,. in Scotland,. • Mr. Alderman Wood—Cos mittee to consider of allellible tie. Forest of Dartmoor, and of the Occupation of the Govern limit Buildings there, for, the Empioyment.and hf l aintenallee of Mr! Grey ,Beenet—Bill to Disqualify certain Official I ) etsons 'from Sittingin Parliament. Mr. Mabcrly—Bill for continuation of Liner Bounties.. . Mr. Bootle•Wilbrobam—Committee ors the Petition of Mr. William Salisbury.' • 'Mr. Caleraft—Correspendttnce.of Government with the Man-. cheater Magistrotets io Jeky lest. . . Sir Henry Parnell—Resolutions regarding the Collection of the Revenue, and the. Civil Departments of the Naval and Mi. Entry Services. Mr. Parnell—Bill to enable Catholic Dissenters to provide Residences for their Clergy. Sir William,De Cresoiglay--Corsunittee on Planefew-inadhe. • ' rating the Condition.of ;he Poor. ~• Mr. Warren—Bill to facilitate the Employment of thefavgese - Children of the Metropolis. •-• • - . rfal TION aF THE IRIS - II -LOROURERS. • The:fullowits?g is a correct and gff cis Copy of th. curios,_ and certainly - iloV w iatetesting Petitio n , which was presented . to O of-Commons, ms r. Thursday last, by Mr W,• Hoes: or Commits, ;Twit 40! .die .Dseembris; 1819. A Petition of the there-undersigned. Istish.Lilsonters, of the Parish of Valor Giles, on behalf of thendelves and the othep unemployed Irish Labourers in' Great Britain and Ireland, Was presented, and read; ietting-fortb, • ' .• • That the• Petitioners are able and' willing to work, bin cannot get employment in. Great Britain, and that the Petjtioners do not complain in that respect, -as there are many! British hi the Same eondtdon,_who ought to' be employed in Gre a t B r i ta i n in preference to Petitioners,- as "charity begins at home ;' and that Petitioners are therefore most desirous to be employed in Ireland, and the House will learn with great pleasure, that there are four millions of Irish Acres which do not now, and for ages, past, have not added one farthing to the wealth'of the country, and which. four millions of Acres the Petitionets anti their fel- • low-labourers will, with the assistance of the House, make good and profitable Land; that by this noble work, employment will be given not only to all Irish Labourers in whatever part of the Eritpire they may be,but to many English and Scotch; and tile . Petitioners, having handled a gond deal of British monen . will be happy to see British Labourers is Ireland, for "one good turn deserves another';" and Petitioners, with the greatest Ins- • milky, submit to the House, that if' the Petitioners had heels set to work at their Ifni a few years ago, that Ireland would • have produced as much Corn as would have snpplied• bread to the whole Empire, and prevented all the be.uti.fsl GOld Sove reigns fromgoieg out of the country, to France, and elsewhme, to pay for Foreign Corn, and.the Banks of Engloodiuld would have plenty of Gold to pay their Bank-Notes; and red. , trotters most humbly beg pardon of the House venturing tO: Say a word on so knotty a point,: but so mole 4affier `hes been' made, even in Saint Giles's, for the last few..years, , aholn 114.01' lion and. Itauk:,Notes; about Gold and Palter, &et it. wskini... possible for Petitioners not to know something.about the swam 5, and before Petitioritirs come to an end. they beg leave' to often hint upon another subject, of whiCh they Wotild be ashintett to be ignorant, for they have heard a - great deal about*, in • •Saint.Giles's, from fp& who, instead a earelog, their •brtad honestly by the sweat of their brow, as the 1 1 utitioners wish to. do, spend their witole4days in Prating about What the' RA diCat• Refinn : Petitioners" make bald' say, - that tae best W ay to teem a Radical Reformation is to give' the Radicals plenty of work, and-the liezlke the betierj the.sootter; therefore, tbat : the Petitioners and the other . Irish - Lahosger s in thi s couue try ire seot to-the t ogs of Ireland to make wry 'for. the Baal. COO, the tiettsk* will .it be for 'the eotnifry l pa large . ; turn-new; htlislAybegging pardon -for enaktog so .I.oe, 1111,1 hoping. th at 0 1 1de:case all be, Wren' into, speedy eellokkration, prat' l'etie slooers, ai in tint) , bound,,will ever pray. &c. Liiran4. 14011.;•Plfilt . 440111) -911 ; TR Third Editinti oT this curious Correspondepce is just . published in Octaype s -If Prls been likia? ohterved,ihat This. Work boasts an interest peculiariy its own, arid. net depending. itpott guy lbcallty Of eircnnistances what e ve r .,* Th e finished picture tied lk given taf , the Moors, 'Tarts, and Ara reminds us of the mUsreplenOld tetras* Or thetikrahias i and gives to us, arrayed ,to all the mak: of tethltzthose,4 g eto o ta scenes, and that gionitigloler . y y eustoraed to conAer'otherwiae thal2 Jts me worta o p o f a liain tmigittattOrt.' 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'UR its • .kbraft.Preisetdsfestrairceiso con- ~. ,____,_____... - • aad Terminsr and Gaol Delivery, Tendency of the present Spirit of the Times. ~'' / ~,,, - etnis, enatinstanci theredf; •Iv OTTeIIi_VOWONI3 A ge.clev its OF-Dm:DAT; • • *nen committed on the lliz,h Seas, within ,the Jurisdiction of Ily A NORFOLK FREEHOLDE a. .. • ~. State,lhatihe OW listablisitnient is continued, - frisin4;imia - tsis:fie she Order g oo k egki fL usif t o, i i mons. the Admiralty of &gland, will be held at .Jistice Hall, in the . " Ile wlyo's to folly or to vice inclin'd, • • ("it whom dark ignorance of truth clink blind, • '- . -- 411111°111 1111111nary lilikilli onnd a cotrrtant supply of bid • • ,o rt i er e r thr . ., Th e r y ll .. 2 l,oe. t; ' t i riti j r n . A sa ft i : t , l o l B , w lB 4 — ; iecormi t. reading. (Rd Raley, London, on Friday, the 28th day of January next , Thr Stoics call him mad."'--Hon. ' 11 "... _Prewielcfrialllkenela )19dals r ctf.Essglish Materiats, . . sit Eight o'Ciock In the Morning. J. W. CRO KER. Printed for Whitmore and Fenn, Rook/tellers, Charing iCte '" I MO"' e sININIt an d u°. belinf de i e n e O n ect• in these times *t ordock. Aa: ' itir- -714 r 0P IT AI en -1 t l6. Rill :. aeto :'' nri . readi ' my— . a. • t. NAPOLEON. .R. Wilks, 89, Chancery-lane, London; and G. Wright, Sock tf the genera' depsession of tradb; toi?rornote, as far as lays in co l iter 6...via.a.. . fe:e, , it i d.... tu rcca.:Aing. _ 3. i s - uppif ; committee. the Inns, and W.Woodrow, Upper'-walk,Marlost-plottiNfl!kb• tbeirlroweg, the eoniumptiOn of nil add's the manufacture of - In a few days will be published, in French, , it Vii; er i+c 4 as rt th ff al \ti a— ' o l !r , 11 0 • ~, - i. ,