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At length be also breaks silence, and in the most solemn manner appeals to the judgment of posterity. " At the time of his abdication at Fontainebleau, be said to the remains of his old legions—' I will record the deeds we have performed together? lint the rapid occurrence of eVeribi which led to the revolution of the 40th March, did nor permit him to write his Memoirs at the Isle of Elba; nor was he able to fulfil the promise given at Fontainebleau, until he arrived at St. Ileiena. Nu sooner was his political career termioatcd, than his restless mind eagerly reverted to this project. Hi did not even wait until he arrived at the ruck of - exile; on boa' ti - the vessel which cirried bins thither, he comments& his Me. moles. Ile employed the six years of his c4ptivity in writing the account of the twenty years of his ,political life. So con, scantly was he occupied in this 'undertaking, that to deseribti the-labour be bestowed upon it, would be almost to write . the history of his life at St. Helena. Like COME atoll Frrderies he wished to leave behind him a monument wWcis nsiglit en dure for ages. . " He seldom wrote with his own hand; he was impatient at the tedious pen, which refused to follow the rapidity of his thoughts. He dictated to those who were about him, and they were obliged to accustom themselves to write with the celerity of speech. They often found it difficult to transcribe dining the night, what he had dictated to them in the day. The copies thus made, Napoleon revised in his closet, correcting them with his own hand. These manuscripts, entirely covered with his writing (a specimen of which may be seen at the Publishers) o , have been carefully preserved, because nothing which comes from .o celebrated a man will be indifferent io the eyes or pots terity ; and they constitute such a proof of authenticity 'as can. not be called in questien." London : Printed for fieziry . Colburn and Co. and M. Boa sang° and Co. EAKE'S. GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for 1 .4 curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE One small Pill is a lose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go jour- Dies or to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet ; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods avail nothing. 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(' NE HUNDRED and NINETY PIECES of Eliwide LONG CLOVIS, free'from dress, 25 Yards for 14s. 6d. 230 do.locr stouter 16s. 280 do. of a curious fine fabric 19s. generally sold by other houses at 264. It is more particular to Families that are going to the Indies that S. and C. feel a confidence in recommending this superior article-230 Muslin Dresses, consisting of two flouncings, 9s. 6d. do. very rich, 14s. do. very beautiful, with three bounrings, 18s. 6d.to 253. The muck-admired Moravian Book Dress, with thirteen superb flouncings, 28s. 6d. and 325. this is an article which every house at the West End is getting 50s. for; 640 Piezes of real Scotch Jacconot Muslin, 12 yards long, for 115. 94. Do. fine, 144. 6d. a curious fine fabric, for 18s. adapted either for Ladies' Dreeseror Gentlemen's Cravats; 520 Pa. of Cambric Muslin, 12 yards for Si. 6d. Do. 95..6d. a very fine article, I Is. 6d. and 154. 6d. 140 Ps. of yard and half wide Glas'ow Muslin, which is considered equal, if not shperiorto India, both in point of re taining its purity of colour and durability, trreashring 19 yards, for lfts. dd. 220 Ps. of lai.wide India Striped hinslins, fbr Morning Dresses, ss. 41. the Dress, or AV. a yai4; With a splendid assortment of Muslin F s lounelug and 'trinunines, suited . • . r_ for the approaching Season. I RISII LINENS and HAMBRO' FLAX...aFtest the ehr tinguished patronage which has long sigpalised.,their /douse for the aboveerticks,,the PrOpriebors feel a desnWe poofidgose in irecommendifig their IRISH LINEN to Fanillies that are aboUt 'replenishing their stock for the Spring: 60 Bases-of VOtis and '44tbs id. Do. 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It is sold in London, wholesale and' retail; b Velars: Bart.rr and lksw, Perfumers, Coalespur-street; sag Retail s price Ss. Sd. by one agent pr more in very principal Town,;•lautjt esamit be genuine; unless the names of. tbe above prepasess to engraved on the Government stamp; which is itzie omer the cola of each h box. Proper Sponge Bosel aed sold by Bayley end Blew, as usual.— as 06* may alio be • bad; asisbestiesteti:byi is••intiaar stamp, HIMOUT'S sCA LClllita ALA hl battle id 211. Dd. of with SUSS stoppers, at is. ed. ;!t . • PAAC . PHtt,i`" • ''',. • • ' - ` C .Oli, Vil2 StiVint ImA gitidi Diret.tri: - 11ine 4 -4.1.1x1•4/14: t .. r #: —. --- - -* •' - . ' WIIEN first fr.oat Ailikil**y r : ift Dublin's - big .. : teem s Sire • •,.... ,- 4 , ; al; i ev orti l ... 4IL 4: :.• . • ' 'APPA r A i n I3 I .VOI Wita i t r ... Pe DU . 3 1acettee; I rambled the greetvaitt t ine squarriap an pi'd‘wn, sti, .: Each woOder . of Art and of ilseutit* lee - •' ' ' Long life to kind Natunt whorneit'4 the sweet hisses Of Dublin, the fairest heat strei*, thaushe•cleeteit I . • Good luck, too, to Wee sass, Whole ide like bright glalsess Irradiates the Boots of Date Denis Macphee ! 'When first on the Boots of a high dashing Bean, Sir, My image in tech shone se spottivelind free, • - Said 1 to myself—." Tfieserwo '•urtshins beiew,•6ies , . " The genius displays of the fanediPeres=es f :.. O The two little Negroes so docile and mute, Su . O Your motions attending, in active purseit, Via: 4 4 If hired they are, or else sad *drench Beet s Sir, O Inform, if you place, Mr.- Denis AlleePtieel• , , .., ' 4 Now' fait, my good Mend," hid thii joking narrator.' . • " And is it my two Melanins:lies yea see? , . • • O In Dublip long time past but One verulatOe *••• " The Agent of Taste *is elicten'to be t ''' •:- " ' I-- • ' • " And if his handfed* ton Would ttlyoalr , i 'I It t1: - 0 , /c:.. " An urchin or two you may tire or Introits vt:l't•l " With brilliance unequaird your Boots eosin 6 .' Good morning, try friend, Mr. Dents '4 . • • • ii• i •:...itauk i . ,:- -- k Then asking for, ,I , l*.seari t stEtreas tll l% ere ,„„,' • -,. i 1 A Bootmakeei shop Lenountir w ith . gefr' — '7.' - ' Bad luck to the ill; laiggiig; Inixididegiigner, n ' t l''"' ' VS": •The devil en urchin to lit out for Me! * " ' '1 '. " And yet," said the Shopman, " your errand,not 'editing, • " Here's that which was meant, Sic, in , Wad ... 'a . ' , " Whose wertb, use, and beauty, high fa . In ? " Shall iface IPur C,lig SP.. l i ft' P 446 1 , ' 4 '. i t r . : . - 41:: •e , , This - Easy Shining and BrilliesteiMACKl NG Prepan4W,, 6B : •-• . . . • '454.1 .1 .. 1:4 7 61. 1 h - 4:- . Z4W h illityy:Y • * .l 30, *TIARA tond,:i ; .. - .., . And sold la evdey Town in dad Kingdom. LIQUID, in Bottles, 4d: ted: 1111: and tea. each. Also PASTP, SLACKIN . O, in Polet,lke. I ^_ J. and ithl2eich A Shilling Pot of Prate ii equal to rola ts. Bottle. of Liquid. 0" Ask for WARREN'. IlarLins. 4, - Ix :$ "re . iSAlVxtitirrpits st±ralsidicigh '' . -:' ' t 4 / 1 111eliilkirpbeft. pitied; Ifilfiej . -nierehatst '.' -'' . ' • : Jahlise . lbiefneliteskeumbasiendetteei ; 'ffiersV•teiar tildiali:- ' 'BANKRUPT& ' ? 1:r 1 .. • Thomduu Wilto ii ~ - n, lat e . of ilstand, C/rigle" v , .iO9lOl. render' April- 17, in, arid ' • May 20, at efe4en . .. ~ at Ai Bilk Inn, Carlisle.' Atte, nice,: Mr. Addison. "Ve5911111944111111110, Gray's Ion; -c.t. Meisra. W.Mour, Care le. . - It , Z:.P; -, . Henry Peck Ev/us, DirinitqA au, broker,' April 5t.,20. 2114 May 20, at twelve, at the Woulpack liitt, - Birmrrighani. At= Comities, Mr. Walker, F.xchcquer Office, Linetlin's Inn; or Mr. Mandalay, Temple-street, Birmingham. John :Monis, lute oi , the rythin g of Whistoaes, daises, *or cvs:etshire, carpet:ter, May 1, at five ' 2, at melte, and 90, at eleoFvn, at ta t Olotati of the Nile, Worcester. Attornies, 111 r. Platt, Nev Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Wil son,. Worcester. Quarton Levitt, Hull, mcrchant,..April 23,.14, and May do, at eleven, at the Georgrlnn, Hull. Attorney, Mr. &hole field, Hull. Them/5 Smallwood, late of Drayton-in-Dales., Salop, banker, May 1,9, and 20, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Drayton-in- Hales. Attorniet Oleos's. Rosser and Son, Nanktt's-hoild inv ILlborn ; ur Messrs. Warren and Son, Draytort-in-Hales. Isaaclsaacs, f'hathant, elopaeller, April 12, 22, and M a y 20, at otie, at the Court of Corniisioners of Banktupta, Basing ball-street. Attorney; Mr. Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary Axe. William I .:ruwther, Clsaries•street, MiddleseaAospiul, coach maker, April- 15, 22, ind May 20, at torttle, at t he 'curt of Commissior.ers of Bankrupts, BasingbalLstreet. Attorney, Mr. 31411evv, DIVIDENDSChancery-kw to be made in BASING lIA LL-STRIIRT. May 3, J. Saddam], sett, and jun. Netvgatismitriet,-tileese mongers, at twelve. Jane.Cß, T. Cutback, WARS, *1 Witks, can. and W. a n d J. lioelkworth. Fewston, Yorkshire, flax spinners, at twelve. April 20, W.Massun e .Jklew.court, St. Swithites-lane, merchant, at ten. AO/Ird, J. It. Oliver, Black heath, merchant, at twelve. May 3, W. Urquhart, Sion •Cbt lege Gardens, merchant, at twelve. , April its, W. Essex, Pad dington, wharfinger, at twelve. April 15, D. Reeves, Wardour street, grocer, at twelve. April 19, It Itusiell, St. Martin's lane, cabinet-maker, at ten. May 10, G. Ansa', Long-acre, coach-plater, at ten. . April allis a. J. Johnson. Honndsditch,. cg binet-anaher, at tisane, ....,, ... 4 ,,..,, . .. • IMIZLOAMIDS tn ; bs naafi 4 tintc.o.UNT It Y. . . . April 23, ft. Richards, fate of s 9Agfpool, merchant, at ones at the George In n , P.ae-itrert, 'lllfierpool. May 1, E. W- Dickenson, J. Dickensmi, : "antfl. ff. Hdlg on ' Liverpool, mer chants, at one, at the ACl t igi s ArMs inn, Csstle-itreet,- Liver pool- May 5, •J. Tioidtridst, Shattnabory;• stnskingsnsontdaw• titter, at eleven, at the LICA Lic . m,,,,,Lan, Shaftesbury, May 5, I'. and W. merchant s ,Javison,ll7ailinislo at eleven . , at the Neptune. Hotel; liverrattlE Aplll - 39, W. Butcher ' Stitibn in Ashitekt, Nottinghainsttfre; inl+ier,-aitk-ten, attheSwan Inn, Maniaeld. c4 II, TIFICATILikt-Aenna t oll.-,.... c ., . Davis, Chancery4ane, ektuallsrt 4, Aunt** court, Minories, packing-case-maker. S.. 135.0.v.v. ne- street, • LainVetli, cooper. C. head, DoWnes-Wbarc toivti st•Smitft field, coal-merchant. J. Shackle Milk-Street, hi:9lkt: 3. Stfek 3knisogit land, sen. and jun. Neagate.inarket, cheesenkeassits..l.l. Grove, t Drury-lane; • grocer- :Tr Liiiiiltalanagt - firgiliriiilltilas • B AA , . rerleys Barge -yard, ibiekkrabury t ii.,eachopa t... N I NRI F ,,,; s p 3 of Leicester-square, printer. ~ • •• : ..., . it- : _."...13. 7 - 1.. •,:i csISSOI,I4I,O,IsIS t. OF PDIMOILSIIIRS., , . 2 ~ ~ Jeleris and S pices , Lis son - Ocoee ' oa th *rintiqt-Ink-inaltel,p. Prince and Duthie, Old linswell-enttrt, 'SOW, booEhindeli: Perrin and Co. Warrington, LantashireiitilllhieriC:thinv and Wart - Blow, Iliminghant, platera. 0.„ T.- and.). a Pa o , ti t .,,,, land -street, Mary-la-bonne, butchers. Millin g t on an d - Lidd ell, Foley-place"- Fortlancreitael,attrgeiins: .Moilimd t lbsack, Li ',carpool. N. and J. O. Levottliwaite, • faembard-streeN hat ter,. Friss: ateislitokes, •Cataatou- street, ale-merch a nt& Vaton: and Co. Itiolanetto, 1115 i -chants. A. and J. Easley, Crown-street, rupbury-squaie, littep•araper . s. . I s artrigge and iiigg, Shillettl, (kakis in Leghorn-stfa*.hats.• IL and R. Seaton, Godatinin*p, - Seiner, and Aferthyr-Triviil, .Glamorgandlire; teitAraiers.-1- 'Frost and Hatesi• High llnlbom, fixturv-dealers. Ulundi:Rand G o i rs , Gids,tveli-street i , surgeons. Litton and Co. ,Warrington, ruiners. Waken and Jones, king-street, St. James's, painters. tato anti Gltonlft, Manchester, tea-dealers. War% Among h . Ind CO: Bristol, copper.platelprineors. Vonatinson and• Ca throw -ter,liodiosslsbire, stations:as: ' Bodin,' and Iselin, Jefiryi.sinare, bfoihers. Pi4ut and Illagg, Norwich, &recent. Ilarnip and breeP t Mansfield; bone-merchants. S. Lint, pen. and jun. Stock-Ex. chirine, 'stock-brokers. Langbosii and tehollerd, Manclester, tellito-prlnters. Shale sad Iticiardon:Markdarte,vidne-Inerehad,s s-s9Wkitwell sod Carr,. ii.ond.il, osholesniotroorn- Montt. -...1 Melton, London, wine-me/a:4W, I Ise„V964aZtcs..Slicliiirld, manufacturers of hair-seating. It. and perry., Tomo ds. linen drapers. F- and S. I)avis, Yeen's-ro*,.WaiwortlOirien-dra pers. ilenington and Wingrove,Viditidgevlineis-d&pers. Ni lea and Co. Frome-Selwood, Sornotosc r drersa , Gillespie- led Mitchell, Glasgow,•comniisaiutkattanas., Faster and Co, E uro . let-Moor, Leeds, charcual•dust•griadera. 11, au! G. Goodman, Leeds, wool-fact Ors Warburton and Co. Westford, laritihire, iron-founders. Salmon and Maine,; DA; surgeons. 111/liken and Groom, Walwurth, florists. .-• • . .. .... •E LEGA NT .(LASSES, FURNITURE, &c.—..—The No. bility and Gentry ate invited to inspect the Ware rooms of COOPER and SON, 93, Bishopsgate-Within, where is exhibited an assortment of new and second hand Plate Glasse:, admirablysuited to every destrip , lien of drawing or dining-rooms. The prices isre just reduced 40 per cent. on Plate, measuring 100 inches by 72, and upwards ; and on those ofsmaller dimen sions the alteration will be fpund equally important. The extensive ptaerence given to.this Establishment is thankfully ackno.s ledged by the Proprietors; who, in their endeavours to evince their gratitude, byine nufactuting articles in a superior manner, at prices suitable to the times, hope to merit a sontintlitnce of public support. In the furniture department it Com prised every new and elegant article of Upholstery, Cabinet, and Chair-wo:k, regulated upon such a scale of economy as to demand and endure the 'pa tronage of rank and fashion. , In the annals of elegant and useful in ven ti on, t h e 1 Ilic'ass.ta On. hat attained the ni.wt distingulehed celebrity. latronlied by the respective Nlniarchs o f t h e t h ree gr e atest spires in the Uuiverte, Hecate, Curtin, and Paean, this the is - mtablished in,use and reputation with the civilized and divert :oalrinati,:suiphliigioillfs4suallansnatiotastutionsfeid,n,fri.oly7 adincei AthrectbeieatuotetouliesAsrintaar.tchtiecbrrelonos; and." though last, not ieahetavienloonerg h e o st n oe ott ni red ." th ioni e•grac A lu . s x So u: : preferable distinction. Th ew aref acts o hl h abl ic; p (m re irft rat uss io in n i w ia i r t ro h ) prove the universality, utility, pad hi g h pre-eminence of ilini-zeim and SOS's MACASSAR OIL aid Truax brim To tkote, In ever, vilso have not hitherto .used, these reparations, a succinct account of th e ir extraordinary qulnties ay he requisite, The Mae:mem the. ants in the doubts yof :metal* , and , resiorative. Its balsamic - properties are /nutritive and fertilising, bestowing a healthy vigour that resists rdecay; and, in cases even Of entire baldness, creating tropes of tken and freveriiind refiandoncif.4Nicif lett iniPortant In Its 're 'suit is the Mums, Dye: This subftlo Auld is alike imstiletethe travage of Care and dilapidatioes M meats for whim the rode to • cur shin of either has "•silvered o . ll* with grey" the kick. of ege, or tre-ixec of .• meinhood's rim, prink.," the Teeter Dri nev er fails to repel the finery finntils-r, and ;ire to the/lair thertew 'mid fascinating embellishment of gto:ty black or bealitiful suborn.