Star. — London, England, 1814-01-06 00:00:00

---~. ‘-• - I Our Gazette of this day contains the following article : 46 We read in the Augsburg Casette, that 60,406 • Austrians are ordered to march ifitok the Tirol; by -,Neiabireli and Mattinghofen, and 4Q,(100 austrianh by .lambach and Schwarlinstadt, • 'Neecirding tr'iiccoUnts received at StUnich, an "briikea out in . tie i ryiel; which *WW I 'toltprefid through the velt4n6rthern part ottifit" coomfy. - Inspruck • had.been taken by -*truidikr tfie insurgent : Bavarians. The .Field Mar shal Count Bellegarde, who chanced to be on a jour. ney from Frankfort to Italy, was taken prisoner hi; the insurgents. Fugitives who have arrived' in Witi.l Stich, confirm this intelligence.. On the 13th, a divi-i *low ifthißoily regiments advanced again* thery. .rol, and several divisions are immediately to break Up For -The 'sante deitinition. With respect to the cause or. the object of this insurrection, nothing was known when the letter came - away." • A Proclamation to the Tyrolese, issued by Baron , Von Lichenfeid, dated Inspruck, December 12, suites that :the object of the infurgents in the Tyrol was, to withdraw front Bavaria, and place themselves under • • BREMEN, DECEMBER 2t. The littest news we have here is, that 200,000 men have crossed the Rhine at Schaffhausen, Lautzen berg, Rheinfeldew, and Breysach ; the inactivity in which - the armies continued for seven weeks past is consequently over. The Swiss have done somewhat . to make an appearance of resistance, probably to. • make it appear they were constrained by force For two- days past an uninterrupted cannonade has been heard at Rothenbourg ; it was at first thought the fire was directed against Hamburgh, but we now know that Gluckstadt bas been cannonaded, as not being included in the armistice, and mean while the other fortress of Fredericksort, which was likewise not ;winded, hai been taken. General Bennigsen has arrived at Harnburgh, and • th'at Unfortunate pliiee will, no - clonbr;* now Hit* to "sustain all the terrors of a siege. Two bittationt Qf - ;Hollanders which were there, have been disarmed, and s zhliged to work on the fortifications. A great num ber of the inhabitants who were 'turned out of the sty have arrived here, and in this neighbourhood, and cannot sufficiently describe the lir' etchedness that 'feigns there. Fire-wood was mucti wanted, and they •were breaking tip the .shiPs in ?A /arbour to supply the deficiency. , •- E I_. ;'°{~. • . 'e • M., i I . .:r 41 , 44 ,aßllittAr 4151 HELIGOLAPIriara • • HANOVER, DECEMBER 28. The following publication has appeared here t " Harper, December 08. “ His Royal Highness the Prinee,Regent has given convincing proof of his affection and care for the . German States of his Majesty, his Royal rather, and which cannot be snfliciently revered, in hailing taken the gracious rtiOhition . of nominating bis beloved brother, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge,. ,to be Vield Mar4bal, and General Military Governor of the Royal Dominions here, and thereby afforded his foresaid Royal Highness the power of proving the. afteettox and kind sentiments which he has always entertained towards this part of his Royal Dominions and subjects, and of putting in due force such opera tions and appointments as.may be made by his Royal Highness, which appointment was most readily ac eepted by. him.. • 4 , The Royal Cabinet Ministry,, with the moat May pll4sure, fullthhe &hi , imposed on ft, by n* mg,public dtia oidnance, limed by his Royal High lieu for the welfare of the country." WURTZBURG 6 DECEMBER is. HAWIURGII, DitEMZER 98 The following publication, which has been issued here, relates to the measures of police adopted at this 4 ace • NO TICE. • •" it being the desire of his -Excellency the Marshal Prince of Eckmuhl to secure the tranquillity of this and even to deprive the inhabitants of the means of doing themselves harm, he has resolved that all assemblages of persons, excepting such as are herein - ifterspecified, &Artie abrilished. • ..ss It•is therefore prohibited, the inhabitants of the :city of-Hambargh so assemble, either hi public streets an places, or iu private houses, under the denomi patidn,of clubs, colleges, societies, &;. dr le Say lime shall be considered as assembling% every collection of persons in public streets and places consisting of more than - six - persons ; but in the even ebniisting of more than eight • ti; with shall be found Ober ten o'clock, 41 cox taverns, public-hownts, &c. and not tonging to the family of rltgs- l kostses, shall be coo sidered as assernbling. The only so6eties permitted are those which are • alatyrs'id fa - Most :for divine -service chi. an:tribe s, tem ee, xi spiv:gists.; and fusbertnore, such as by -lawful attchnetty ate called together in the munici -pality.bootetellke diessreof send ball, of the per . moss idiss ere thaM, *aye a written peintission for -each purpose-from the-Chief Covarnandiant and the meet i ngs of families w ith t h e i r f r i en d s in t heir own homes. • " • The Civil gd Military Authorities are to see that these present regulations be strictly adhered to. 'Such persons - as are taken in the fact shall be arrested, • and immediately 'rent out of the city, with prohibi• • tion against, their returning back, under the penalty of being treated as spies. ss Th e General of Division, Aid-de-Camp to the Emperor, and Gover:,or of Hamborgh. (Signed) " Count Von HOGENDORP." liastbarglo, Dee. 18, 1819." " Every inhabitant of Hsmburgh must, on the ern. gun being fired, return to his own home; or if bs„•is At any . onsidcrable distance from it, go into • fitsissiest house. • . :The patrules have order to separate even the leanest assemblages by force. 46 It is prohibited to go on the walls or into the fortifications. Those who act contrary hereto shall Seem** by 50 strokes of a stick for the first uf- fence, ead,for the nest be driven opt of the city. mg The General of Division, Aid-de-Camp to the Emperor, and Governor of Hamburglf, • " COW Wierbbaggallllo." Seh. • ' • 1.• , . I •i ; • • L Drireg PAps.Rs. . • , HALVOSIIII4III, JANUARY 3. Letters from Pralikktoof the 25th December, say, ..#04060 of the Allieslo;rls sed the Rhine at diffe-, *tit points, taking *Mow by Luxembourg and 'filancy. „lg ik _i i Reports from Amsterdam aast aasTass ls in our hinds, and that a number kaiiiof trflee . m pass ing94and repassing from . m. The . laribrteis in ii4* * that fortress have p erused 6; fight, and . in conse quence been tbriwn into prison, by whit:ila* ene my's strengtlit4considerably diminished. l i , , . ot LEYDEN, DECEMBER 31. The town of Naagden Deventer, the Helder, and Gorcum, still hold out . ; lipweyer, it is with reason believed, that as soonas tbelleavy artillery shall have . , arrived, they will quiCily fall. ; The genial ,arming every; where proceeds with zeal and afrity: • 1 - , DQRDRECHT, DECEMBER 27. We learn, that the French troops which retired from before Breda have taken post between Antwerp and Woest Wezel, and cut the road across, in order, to cover the camp. 1 154. write from Breda, under date of the 2;th December, that General Benkendorf is incessantly , occupied in putting that town into the best state of defence, all the inhabitants who can work being pressed and daily taken to the outworks; ow Dutch troops'have this moment arrived here, and we expect 400 more of . thent;, so that we can harigy conceive hoW all these troops can be lodgecl; as the . Russian trocips.do. bot march out by parties. Pr ussian troops are paged from Rcramsdoirk to Dengcn; .ernsider able corps of English troops has arrived.' beoleen e 4 intleaboicit and Zeienbergen, so that Breda is pro.' ticted round - About by nearly 10,000 men. We learn frorti Tholen as follows r—"" On the 16th arrived here i2OO of .the English Guards; on the .> 17th, 300 actillesinsea;. find on the lath, about 3000 men came into the, island. On the 19,h, 400 meti ' left thisplace for. St. Martin's Dyk, but were replaced by others. On the 90th a regiment of infantry passed' through, and 800 English dragoons without this place, the head-quarters being still here. There are many troops in South Develand. 'and about Bergen op-Zoom. The Hereditary Prince arrived here on the 24th, andhad a conference with the English Ge neral and Staff Officers. He set off for Steenbergen, and was immediately followed by the regiment of Guards, four companies of artillery-men, with fields pieces, and, in the same afternoon, by the 35th and 89th regiments of the line. On she 26th the 'Head. quarters were removed to Steenbergen, this place be:. ing too full." INTERCEPTED LETTER PROM COUNT HOGENDORP, SOR-GENEnAZ, ON DAWIIURGU, IPERSCItigt POOR. a Haruhursk, binvemistrl4.s " SIRX—As M. le Maysh4l. .Pkirwe of must doubtless Lave informed you of bi hark - possession of the Bank of Hainbarg, and likes , * of the motives and reasons which induced him to i take that step, I shall content myself with assofingijOnr Majesty,' that this operation was performed in the most orderly manner, and without giving the least di'sturbanee to the peace of the' city. I may venture to add, that I am thoroughly convinced, that this measure will not in future have the smallest influestc* on its internal tranquillity and security. Nevertheless, though without airy cause for solicitude, I have taken all possible precautions to prevent any, even the least disorder. In all other respects, things go on well here, and the troops are animated by the hest spirit. Your Imperial and Royal Majesty may iely upon us. ''•We will do our duty. The King of Denmark has removed Baron Sel-I by, his Minister at the Court of Westphalia, and de-1 Blared him incapable of ever holding any diplomatic offset in his service, because be abandoned the King of We aphaVa, and accepted passports from one of the c»ertry's Generals. u With the most profound devotion. I remain, . (Signed) A. Cosset Hot.EsuoßP." Viscount &warm after attending the Cabinet Council. held on Monday last, left town, and did not 'yetkirst to _town on Tuesday, but attended at the Ca. binet Council yesterday, and also at his Office, and riveeived a Report of the state of th e M i 'die/Polla k from the Magistrates of 80 , tho 'different Police Offices. Yesterday Lord Mat.vrt.LE had a with his. Royal Highness the Duke cif his house in the Stable Yard. His Royar gave a firevrell. dinner 'yesterday, to • twenty of his kinfijiviok . friends, at his Stable Taa l . M - • ' testes-dal* 4i•Cottit Of Directors was held East India House, when the following Cdonnanders took leave ortlie Court previous to departi,Ag respective destinations, viz.—Capt. Pantile: Huntly, for Madras, Pritice of Wales Ts): China ; Captain W. H. HARDYMAN , ' . GErsrox, Europe ; Capt. H. P. Tfttsstsxusattr, Asia .; for Madras and Bengal. Capt. ...I , was sworn into the t oinnund of the I . consigned to Bengal direct. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—aring the fog on Saturday, a fine little boy, a bout seven years of age, the son of Mr. TAENTow, of Titchfield.street,' procured a link, which he lighted and carded out for Isis amusement in that state. The Hanle hating in. 'creased to a considerable extent, the child *dashed it tianit the wall, to knock of some of the embers.— Yl:mr violence of the concussion was inch as to throw' some of** horning tar is his fate, Rodin few of the drops having entered his eyes, he was_ tantl i yd o ; privsd of sigh Of The agoaies the' ' tie ea were al, and . his shrieks us -excite the sympathy of all who heard g far dia tent from home, be was mean • • + by his.pi; rents, who prosetxd every possible niadicsa aid, but no hopes are entertained that he wilisteaysr ils sight. • THEffItES. ‘• 41,111URT•LAVIL•madliSS STAItI.RI last •• • ; ; ed ifle•character of. Belvidera. The ' 14 ; : • pression which this young Lady made ; by her representation of JuSet, was cons y her performance of this part. She serets to toe* studied the part with care, and to eaderstausl her Author.— Itis her merit that she is no copyist.. She tbinks for hitiseff, aml if her voice were equal to her conception of the passion, she would 'agitate every bosom. Mi. f:IOWERBY was at times itnpreisivilin Piirre,• but - not equally so ; and Mr. RAE wants only the art of mo dulation to give effect to his powers of expression. COVENT.GARDENT.--MiSS S.TSPIIENS, tp . afle her first appearance last night at this Theatre, *ince her Bath excursion, in the iharacter of Manckine, inthe setious Opera of ifrtaxerxert she performed the character with her usual simplicity and taste,' and: her songs were loudly applauded. —Preatious to the' Play, Mr. INCLE-. now came forward, and assured the Public, that he was so hoarse, that nothing but hii deep respect for them; ' and a desire that the entertainments should not be changed, could have induced him to appear before' them in such a state of indisposition—yet he sang so ably, that many of the auditors seemed inclined to doubt the veracity of the declaration, had it not pro ceeded from his own lips ! But to add . to the pre sumed mortification, this matchless ballad singer ad ministered another piece of ill news, namely, that Mr. SiNcLAut was so ill in bed, that he could not perform the part of Adam, but that Miss MAttraws would endeavour to read the character, and relied upon that common indulgence of a Britis h audience, which is usually exercised under such circumstances, and es pecially when a female is the supplicant.—l,Vith this assurance and understariding, the Opera commenced; arid, in justice to Miss MATHEWS, we must declare,' she acquitted herself with considerable address: she gave the recitations very scientifically. A fire happened on Sunday se'nnight, at Switham ley Hall, near Leek, in Staffordshire, the seat of E. I'. Meow, Esq. The old part of the house is en tirely consumed, but the new buildings which Mr. Nicolls lately put up have suffered no injury. All the furniture whi:.ll was in the attic- was destroyed ; but a great part of the valuable effects, and all the plate and title-deeds have been saved. The damage done is estimated at from 2 to At3ooo. Early on Monday morning, the galliot Joseph, be.. longing to Plymouth, TllKMAYNintaster, from Sun.' defraud. coaLladen, caught fire by accident in Sullen 'Pod f but we are happy to state it was is a short time extinguished, without doing any material Oa. 'stage. Last week a butcher in the -Barony of l'uha, after having knocked downs CQW, leaped across its neck for the purisc.e of drawinv the 1)11)4 when the ani ma's gave a sudden start, and the knira which the ill fated matt held in his hand was plunged into the bot tom of his stomach, and he expired in a few ?RICE Uf t.I Ships at Market 33 Newcastle 2,6 Sut.tleclan4 'JALS—COAL Sold - Get - Is - %Kitt I , JAN. Pmts. • SU o.i to as, qd -53. 6ti to 60a 03 ~. • .1 T•T . • • --._. I..ndip,it eptoughten, ike Coldstream. Guards, to F.l!za;•thitd by, Esq. of I'utteridge'Bult, Her d. OK the 36th tilt. at Casdemilktown, • parish. of bliddleble, ecotlatid,lotteph Cam/thus., to lltfari . Moficof st . Mungo— IlleirJaibt ages ahasusie to ICO Ore.! •• •• • lint:. of Joh* and ( 7 11 - 1-11 ;BLAINS ari,pFeven their tormenting Itching instantly reouwed HEAD's ESSENCIi of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for its v;:traordinary Efficacy In itheumatiants, Palsies, Gouty Affec tions and Compl.i.intsat the Stomach ;" but where this certain remedy has beta unknown otoicglicted, aid th ‘:bilblains have actually broke, Whitehead's Family Cerate will ease the pain, and very spe&dily heal them.—Prepared and sal hy IL Johnston, Apothecary, 1 5, Creek-street, Soho, Lundun—the Fsseas and Pills at st. 9d. each ; the Citrate at Is. lid. Suld by every Me. dicine Vender in the United Kingdom. ° s e The Genuine leas a black teak Stamp, with the name of R. Johnston, Inserted co it. NKr! Stamps gratis: but as many pemoni mistake the house, they art desired to observe, that the Number is 4S, four doers Irnm Ci rlames . 's Powder sd. s. d. 9 Dolby's Carminative— 1 9 itto Analeptic Pills 4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bark 4 0 'The Antibilious tills 2 9 Hushant's ditto 111 4 13r. Auitin's Chalyb. do. 4 0 English Coffee 4 9 Dr. Steers 's Opodeldoc 99' Essence of Ginger 2 Ditto Convulsion oir w 6 lnglish's Scots Pik 1 Ditto Camomile Drops 1 9 Cheltenham Salts 2 ~ Essence of Coitsfoot 11 6 Ipecatelanha /...ozenrs 1 lir Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Dr. Solandeea Tea t 9 the Cephalic Snuff 1 l Henry's Magnesia 21.0 the of Blois 11 i Maredasn's Drops $ 6 Owls Magnesia. 2 6 Ipilbury's Ditto 4 Medicinal* 11 0 Gnnt's Co* Ditto ' 1 'Title Powder 4 1 Grefookgrs Tinctured 2 9 • Title • 0 Ditto TOW Lovell* a - Dr. Hooper's ?Ws 1 14 *asking Syrup All niter Medicines of repute may likewise he b 'ample illbVirabeo co Motebilbro, kic, fee rrignotbs.; . se • ~~ ht~r; ) OTH to el.e (1 4 010. Pobiic, as the Most citations Prepaesine toe Presetting • the Teeth iu a sound state, even to old air, Isodproduciaz gp ear a r leltittness without impairing the Enamel. It Imparts a Ira thgj gpd beautiful redness .to the Gums, is the Swath the aunt de; lictible Sweetness; and if used constanaly as directed, wiM wer vent the Tooth-ache, Gomffolls, and Si/oiled Face, by reftwyj st ; its canoe—thn Scurvy in the Guns Pere IL Id. the box. Butler'i Silver Wired booth Brushes, prise Is. - • PUTLER's Super+or LAVENDER WATER, from Its deaf . fragrancy, has received the•Approbatian at their Royal Hror pease, the Princess and Princess Lisarloue of Wales, and of falai Ladies of d •iirst Distinction. l'rice 4s. in half-plat Midi% Sold wbulessic and retail by the Proprisnor, R. Butler, 4 theapsida, corner of St. Paul's Claws* •yard s London ; aed wag II Crew, Spragg, Bglam and Sharp s Portsmouth ; Hall, Harding. and Johnson, Gosport ; ABnutt, Weston, Mallory, Hope. and lanes, Ponces; Trewmaa, Exeter; Cooltworthy,.Glenville, Gii. bent, and Hoshuul, Plymouth ; Bull, Waterford and Dublin; letter and M‘Doeald, Glasgow ;Smiths-M=4O6M. Seott,aod Robinson, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck, Huila White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Cheltenham ; (keg , son and Billange, Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; Stain, and Lynch, Manchester; so*eu, Norwich : Ka= and Lloyd. Bic. mingham i • Gregory, Brighton ; and of Moo respectable Medi.. tine Venders in the Kingdom, in Boxes ea fird. each.. ,--- • . ADVIcE. ME:3SRS. QQSS and Co. al regular Member* of the Royal Cidiree of Sonoma in London, him, may. lowly devoted their aueotion . for these last 17 years to the Asir of thOle disorder* whith ito frequently embitter, and too SAID prevent, that intstimablt blaming, matrimonial fe/ititr. VW nuttier s appl.ci.ioarthey have hitherto received from patina of U. st diihnction, and die uniform success attending their sup mode of treatment to such complaints, Winos thcm thus publicly to cifirr their assistance. . In all cues of dobility pr deficiency, whetStr reaulting from the too frequency of participating in the gaieties of a faatioimpi s life, the unbounded indulgeoce of libertinism, or a secret, solitary and destructive habil, which weakest the enera of thethid,adad destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility tat Ow otheeesi and impotence in the other, they offer a safe aril pernianor cure, To those who, from such eompiamts, are prevented twierini; Mtn the marriage state, and ashamed so seek relief, brood-Ewer dam iofirtnities in silence, it mast be consoling to know, howeirardies. cult at;ineff , ctual the cure may be demised by other ;vat thir A imat renovating and lisfailibieneellle4. tbly nay be= ia a houid and vigorous coastitution. Ai certain Visor ter, fro. onmillimontracted in a monism of isadhcredostand every spe..ssa of Vosesqiii Infection, by a mild and qtrar4dlliggiesotie of tyre. merit, is speedit o and ralicalsy neinotWithett optoraint It. :Au Of est*elie. is a tincture. of the IF egotism wig* dry are enabled uk . eargh.la .a *honk:oB6l e **out nallleme ;4I the pitiful, dangerous effeits of the Camille; .refere which wig given Inineweral Gentlemen of high •, rga: 4 1110 WlAlnelt Wok Okla hillftit bie;red 'Mgr - ' - for valor pars. _To nierrkel renplie, when& "op* conariblaNibpgirenitio..ises. - - of general rractitioaers. The Disorders to the rare of tobidin haoserotod our X. tuition, comprile every species d Veneto. iletieesials; a* Iu of Del:ility, whether aricr.g . fgago the %we a gb u i or the is urgencies of staturer age; that derangtmeat eft System in Women, which Is cedd bateeenews oe Seminal Weaknessea, Glees., Obstructions tn. die as al.o Stricture., wheth e r recent Or o f loot illoridek. which have baffled the skill if • other Prot by otir preseut improved plau of temillnetit E./rectal/1y mod rirow neatly cured, without the patient saffering the extracacia= and akarniialt Heivgrrhage which frequently t o t e m, tbe don of the Lunar Venetic. In the course of our egtesseaepasli in this metropolis, saumeroul eases of STRICTLY Rk . .S have MS and are daily under our care, the total eradhaytion of whifll4llo. ftcled by a safe, certain. and expeditious mode of rare lopelo, to any ether yet adop ed. Tim weakuote, relasatkre, lad Job lity, proceeding from this complaint are speedily realms* oodi " •i ke.4o. *Uwe mot . state, so ' iisere .—._ Mnselmilibr • Who haveJong ._ disappoind is tis• 4 t Ito fpnliy. slay be assured, that ii) °lost lestansoe de kW tatibpieby Medical ata • . • The secrecy se/debit so essettial to our underisking, Sag dies Vali fkitiOns which we have pre bum*, to state , farm the Also' of our pretensions. and in esinchkr.ve whit suet; this 4tienider. pip, that Masers. Caleb and Co. 'nay be sonseillsil Ihr Mr MIME of either set wkh the greatest terra, and lialrlpti 4 ditif How. No. 107, Hatton-parikri. Patients to Shia( Coetery ape requested to KIM thegiOnikedis of their asse t allboledsoneral baba* of living, and enc.{ , sita n . album a for tie sad Medicines, %elicit the same wl 'Or sont-co My ralltettN• Kingdom. r' —ll l7, CURAIK anti Co. Surgeons, No. 103 T, liallisailisesa. %miter it, till& . MOH WATS* az LONDON 11111)011.T9.410k1/0 ..... • Wawa ster ' .. lNFlralt••;n• .. •••• .4i 41 nitiot-tb doe 9 K SI lb. Pirgei. UV kit - %. tOOT I- AC H. pfisieetobt r lpatemir iit innalilif.letatectuelly tomoveil by $1 'y OWL- 4 1 . 6 Creeettsuag a Plowerailisla, Wild iaietitl4l sUs rep .Erestid oL4 in the City ttlistli, *here it has breit ifog k MMtt anus Peed! es t e emed, Said wisdeesle *Ad retail by Mews Buclar 1.14 8 02 . No. 95, Pie( t:1 1 / 4 filtet; London ,• east Yearn et Bd e di e j a ; in Town and Counerf, race tr. 116. THE TEETH AND GUMS. TI UTLER's celebrated VEGETAPLE TOOTH Powpß is, with confideme,...retaellOinded to tl.s th. . . .. .- -- tattoos o! those tender pledses u• coatisbiat bapplisetieteMe• Mess defeated, it may slobs pear reileetuultrio know, diet br a vropct peraeveyaccis ftiMer con dies the gestarall.healto 4 MOO waled, 4194 the hupedlistitits roistered. blears, Cosa and cats agehssleub ileaursaf drimi particular complaints, in or.ler that ~. • mistaken few with the obloquy Its rant empiric, think khutitasficato 101.10111eui have been properly e&pled and iniseivery the Peofesuon (crefffunnes of which Men different' ;Istimonials front the molt einittentithfilliols. they bare to 11114, rittee any Inquirer.) that tit: success bra abet ends* yours first induced them to quit the Zktilf4 aliment Plot ntioner, and they pro•mme that their pvetemdeasetnialthisse a 14/ yround for the unprecedented confidence with utisitth they Levi hy the Ptt;•lic been sn Spirally bannerol Patients in the country are rogeestiiikan of their case, age, and no:loner to trying. 'lpilite audlitetTeti ea, *and r!.4 *eV part of sha.kingilaau. *. . . • -.. . • -.„ , 00tiS and Qa. iisilgOna, 14.1011/0611trelttnistatW. , - _ 7..• ' - -1 - '. .'`..: •;• • • WATiti#looli . •`-• . ''. • N O Disortier s . bye contaiimasoore osaminy so eu z destroy Hymeneal Happin . Which Mit th consequence of ungularded *tourer. of every - Wit pay adoration to the Shrilialif Ilfeilladie ' Ctesimial has bet* Molted by Disease, a restrwat is as t hly requisite. Twenty yeeti we deirbtpteut pfu *llli t% the reclusive treatment of Ow ng Dbats, and theses* ceasful result of our plan gives Ronal ardoir to . fat as we are able, the mars of t Complelists sib= es the most important in the catalogue at diem isdinmiries.. After Initiation Into every branch, is MOOT woformed )1 Whits at an tarty period of practice, to resale . . 'frolis o d4 norance of uneducated ile42, or the era? duelpltlmiaprel . ~r Cll•rt I. P.ll Pex u ,ritietra..... INS 7, r......c.....5 s•wasa YIPS WULF Min i ars bpeea Itr removen, von Metro ins t../MCC, area mis — : — R - . , + bi ri LBBU FLY has reason to believe Scroplinla i• the Patient restored to sound and vigorous Isea Bee .th. Marge Metropolis and t is not hereditary, but the attendant on a state of debility' the debility. has for „yews existed, a proper pernverem• ill Oat Bow -street, and in a naturally ditieate habit. Thus Children who are visited restorative remedies is indiapeesably requisite, to reTivethe *m e with Measles and Hooplng-cough, or Scarlet Fever, or any Die- berme sparks of life, and to reanimate the ennettlinitioa long int ievt ease that leaves tbem weak and delicate, prbdure dkease of the: Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance ir ha. fit 'be I CLADAVNGE s at k p r a Glands, L and entsegttent emaciation. Accidents deranging corn- treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and, .I‘,. bap • ted ha re the mane erect A. natural train of rea. pens that the seeds of life • • ~: .3 3 ',.oyil HiOness toning has produced title conviction, which has been material ~unevardittl hour. Ys • 1 . • . . 4 %1 • _. • • ste to u p war d s o f assisted by otnoring the lIATNNTANTI • I 011.10 Itisent'cu ~... •,,r ll 4 r ' Lx house, in* 1 their ; sl*ays .. t h e ' e .' 1! :! lIP ~ '"'' ' a ' r . * -b" •A• A. , . • •• .•• e•in...• ....1 the health, ' Air or .is only wrikitact as • . • - • ".. '' i •• ". . 14 • 431 1/CPMP P '• 4 =sa e okap i -- : ccinv held ri!..in at ei th er e sa •••oNrer • lent be feel. prre•uaded of none *thef t , -,, ri the ge • lailitin t • ' o i ti. , Wes a 3 • . creeith is nut immediately improvect, is of disservice. , hte, ....• tat kite oidebillt; II the tuna • • • issoi , I Sold whokeale at E. Edward 4, 66, St. Paul's Church yard f t l64 O'quen • t" . Illwealdiona Weir. wimp*. • >artillg for their reta il at t h e thepepeary..ls, soto.equare, London in bottles of !broods - •• ~ .bay cirefolly conceals 'PI • sir fe . A.r &Cam, Castle 65 .; double, Ma. 6rl; and largest, . El. 2 4 . sitatirjholeii. maybe stun • ~ me for him to know, that ak • as lei Tstand , and c•""°"° RilitNCl, es. obiect of &ate . •ty whit other Prowllinwas. ate w- &gen i Capt. I GIENUINE MEDICINE - 8. tooval of these dell- :. by thee rtinal prepense( itetinvotictg, Is the 'acquirement Of our - perie nce . Lc the rifest et Busks. itt Titutartualan, "LI NEWBERY- and SONS, in St. Paul's Church. v enue * am b ap . le reduce mank •' F, mu* sextet) , wit be presented by an early count er a ct l os; o f t b/ a h etra i d pt. Josix PYKE .11.: • yard, Proprietors of Dr. James's and other valuable Meg. are a is ship Phoenix, Once..sin f . o fo llow ;= th -and th ew e Public, th who bey at 'lnce the N tae snore Dut willies th h e Prices in diem cases no great diffic t iir e w ur . ill occ. state, or- ale ave the medal . l wapi es ,. who havejoilt been aeippeoniad i s L l * 4 fitames oratis 1. lm[ a a swims norenna rniik..1...1. h. . ........ 5.......... .~~- t IP,. Bllt tits. Monday se'nnight, at Belford House, Salop, Lad)? Caroline Rtishout, of a daughter. Motlay, the Lady of du Rre. Charles Hughes, of Bridge- Raw, of a son. • . DIED. On the 14* of May tau, it Bombay, William lotus Budaby, Esq. of the Civil Service.npcn that Establishment, much beloved by all Who knew him, and eldest son of William Enshby, Esq. of, Greet Cumberland Place. The snitd manners, the hind and af fectionate di •iosttions of this prottilsing your] mkt', bad pecli liarty endeared him to his fatrdl7 and friends, by whom his tosil will be long severely felt and deeply labsented. . . - O On the 113th ult. su d denly, In the sad year of his age, at n ward, in Ireland, John C-artittarn, Esq. of Ahlifseld Lodge, &Of folk, abd ktlejor iu the West Suffolk Militia. Tridry, In her 85ttr year, at her house In aloacestershlre, the ' Hon. Mrs. 'f albot, widow cif the Hon. and R Geerge Talbot Times lay last, in her 62d year, Mrs. King ; wife of the Rai. John King, A.M. Rector of Mgt netharri. -,~- i• .. i ill