The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-30 00:00:00

_. ~ r•; s . . t.. .i 1 } t 476; 300 g. 1,01 4 /.001, SAMPA Y, SEPTX/ILBER 30, 1815. • . , . • - IKA; Cisip far 4,40.4"fpf1i.101,1114 tit!, n.d SVIONEV died u• rim gcnfiolif ! " 19.11*.ERL.00 SUBSCRIPTION. Cits of London Tavern, Strut. AT a M EETING or the -Gtr NKR AL Cf./M. alarm Woos aity, • tfAilfthl DAVIS. Rag: in the Chair. Tr'en..orPro i repdri wtts ap a a.z.:Taid the amount of all 9alnet.ptinus.samdc pod received • at th,v la ire, on rhe Tito, swan' £169,828 9 8 510.eripiii•vis begun rind peneredint in several nod Risirirllo Of Eurl.md, fret j'ami. and 5r,0 10 41, of which the Committee hut.. sioidevir gavel e, auk* • 50,000 0 0 . ALll.llihs in Novo fartitipy a StahseripiSup Ans• .-- le•eis "'ward, N kid{ Oa the 4d lust. amounted suat raoly , . . . TN EATItI: tepICAL.. lilllig V- 1 . ... N r. • GERMAN • PAPERSi: rr !I IS present EVENING,. Sipt,. 30; thei r l' • Majestic.' ServoNts win 7 erf.4t; LOVERS' VOWS. - . COBLENTZ, SEPr. 17. Amelia Wililetibeim, Sirs MArdo. frii)i thiTheateelboyal I ~.... , Dublin, hcr amid appearwice im i bi s Tb eatre .. .A. WILL GERMANY OR 111ANCE RECOVER IT9 - • To which will be added.; INTEGRITY ? . TIE MAGPIE;. ~. • .. AJarmtng report• concerniug the *turn which the Or, THE MAID 4)I PAGNISF:AU., gocutttous far peace have.taken, circulate in Ger trincipat character. by Mr. Mnatlen, Mr. Pet‘tiont, Mr. Pop e , manY , beChtls! 7 „,lio fi rm conAdence . Itas any -.where . . . Mr7l3,rtit.tia; 'Mr. lidight, Miss Keify. ' ' .I*lcesi root otLeee be justified, hops cannot maintain . . . . -Ai.. Monday, lawrrs' Vows... , iih 'Me Magpie. Tttriday, Tie Child o f Nat ures A mt . n thi s by a Y oung it s4l k tin 4 what 4 still unknown and umdevejoped, Lady. Iwing hcr Brat niipeaninee ita.any Stage. . ". i tippers In the yleohtiog apprehensions of all, like Thursday, ater.-nunt of Venire: gli‘iork, Mr. numion (lie inc his tit yoeititgreet .ttilstnetune i s Mill ve il e d from sigh first apjtelumber Iti,tlgatch:irste4er). . . ' I- - 1 , • . . _ . - , 4030 , 0 0 IL__ .. • . ~ , .... dtin . , 4ll .. st with this ti midity , -the French herd. The Iktvgiger4 have in -aon• t ouve, flat giss N.A., from ßO+..- y displayed ; it thinka it i. m ix:kr , i e q : a te a ri g nia a t alit Iheatre, sod will wake bet gance -13 hod Awl.coofildentl firsi appeinapre eaty fdpetober. . t'catimot fail of success against .that oft-tried, nerve foe 1.)...14 Iv l'ne oprued ot Nett rut .. 'sie 0.4,,c0, t o he- rty nt tnTlf i•Nft4ia. ' •-• • . . •. • . . 'lnggadill'ipres9odPignallititYy which what v h i a c s t o r s y o • ,- • , ... , **7 ‘ .---7-- . • Tit E A Tit4,-itoy - Al 4 . cr , *- - ; had earned, that they though reduced •to beggary O N ICIONDAIr .""- by the vicissitudes of fortune, may..still hope to tic= - ~/ quire.great %wealth. *gal a, by fishing - he-Via troubled - - - `often le 3 That .CtIll) llsajogAtmpitlea.. 159. ktki 3 per em. rxdneed Ann. • . . • mid, CAT.WO 3 per 'Cial. Coatilv, had Imo itioeotegie • ' .. ' . . TineCloontittire belie rtdvioe. per 0.-sem Thornton and Co. , . - k orlijierv . lo,,e,Gelltatiestiv,ii4/Q.b,m; opened Nt Sf • • 1 3 ..ir.htst4h bv the. British esti ry soot Mai. ido Bat riti-h ieviden di ma in m TH . Ea Titt•ItiCICAL,,. COVit\T naltlljltt4.• , • ON 10401,DAir . KVENIIII.;, ' Oct. i 2 w'll tapit.llo ., to bklov”nny I'A:reeve:v. are *sit no• to a dd ol. e to ti. , . , . f 1 * . . 100 .V . sway 2 .f their "thif l grtionpr!d admiration of the valour and mit, • prefosniad, • , k , "n lubtElc. ' • ' . ._ .., -, , ------ 'Romeo* Mr. t! _• Awl/keg :4 14 .114Milk'INCS i lh - ... ..... ... . - .. . , —.7-.. . 4:S!h.Ytine.—At Ow G..orrol Nleeting 'it Nit place, steaniVeo..l To watco_ssio be n'tlr4, •• Ti.' :, vorral Subs , li o li.os or till o las es he opened for itie I f TILE MAGIlre, oi.l'llE MAID. 'two:" ite.ief ao./ j;...trkt or the farrOes of Ihe.Arlve O liker i Gerald, Mr. Fawreit; Serr i ed, Mr. Barrymore ; Henry s larariPri.a4^tilledf, :Rid of She wounded Soterers or .the lilt t. , . Mr . A tow . ; ,B rn i ii i n ;,ll4:v ir tib y , rj u .tier e w t h e vtli ag o r 'l' l'i 11 A fild 1' under tip conim.ind of the iillArrion4 :WC I . - 'M r. BlancharA ; Martin, Mr. Irjsoo ; Bertrand , Mr. Atkin/ li . LINaTON, in the Sigma' Victory of Wattedoo, a n d •ii; las ; mrs. (;eratd, m r , -- -..2.:.•_ , ..., - . . - • hd gl tie t his; 18 oh of .litne.- .. . waters of Germany. . , • • . , I'hus their frfends rise, and they airy out that the integrity of their territory. I% recognised, ond only the souls ceded to them•hy tht i Tceaty Of rads shall be given up, and then ;arvairaf, to stop the mouthi. of the importunate ; brawler! in the Empire, and - S . ,_ i Mrs. /aid, te t ra. .-Ikiwcaitirt i Moyne, WU S. Bli 4 1 5 ! ...i• .., ......._ _ .., am. sevosl ttottimufstlut yorsent Campaign.' .• - I w0 j ,,,,, ,d0i T ke , T ,,,, pet . t. ... ,: • . .... - ~, 4 , '' ... then, too, a little mnswy, the interest perlrapi of the ..____ ffals intr--B3S.:tilm , Lieeace of the Xina'.4 Letter,' &ranted A Ti i" " l"v. Jwle•sh'ld.• .. . • : - " stolen property which as as been running up since the . . 1 iv sae authority of the Prince Regent, t, the Arrhbi.hom, . • . battle of Leipsic. - Foreign garrisons shall keep the C•ll6lsoosnresesn wahine utrtee their ilitectioi4 h. ti.e Cn•r- • - • • NA T. NAVEL Lo - rt E ,rty SCHEME. NY. of voluntkey sopsesiptious in their Glinrc;ies tied r4r1511r4. swirr .and ` Co. solicit . the attention of the• Pu- f° "'"" 10 for two • Years, ill. order, wheat France 'lot slwritief sit the elects, tt A ii, com.ons;oed n °dicer.; and Ire to fhe S'eheine of the •present Loitiry, contain* ~,,4. l l3S.recowered from her defeats, and her 'armies are l'tteatcs. Sulkers .. 3 t Wsterloo, .of the.. 118.111 Sit It_ 41Y4 , li,too Tickets..yeetilfording to Puirli rsers aCI V of nit t he ____, again upon a formidable footing, to-gite them ' back' 'prier the ciniio4 of ri . ..1.1 mi:,r-brd the oldie of WEL. 'E'h6ittil mini 'other' Prizes belonging to n Lottery of 20. amt .141... t; ros, :sod :.i, of tne PR tinst i.N.:ARM I - , code. test, Tieket!„.aort ;I:mitt/holy they Ptizei-of , e 30.001, and Nee of estainaad ut .I•*eid....tarsital rrince pLuc t li 01., .. ... 1 ,e2t)0,)0, T fee prrCeot. rovtroment sm c k. again. . • : We say it is false, it is impossible that.-Feaco can. - • • ._..;..."-• • . •-• ••• •; ,•- . ''' ••'• The amount of. Stock nod Money Prizes, arty . of 4hieli latly !be concluded upon Ikasa....mkooktiotts.e For, firstly, A,,,,,,,p40,6,6,,,,pn 0 p ci5 p4 c ai a s to l mel • , • • •. , badmen in . siseiicksse of she .Lnitery. ismore shun euotuelme .. ist..ce - • .11. 26. • vm if...sally euntaniesr in a Loi,ter,v of ilia .same number es , mho t power wt....tithe peesoMptuoys ettougli_ to act in •-• .../.1:4,' . - ~ 'V ...a-2- -r•••‘ , • I:Tic i els. • . .... .. • - _,,. • .' . • • ' 'such scornful : contempt . ..4 the innate conviction of . The Tickets and shares:ire MI Sal (...at ri et. 14 rogit/ I •• " R V. 01 :40411191, 11 14 1 4/4 l • '..: • •• fit' 1 1 the whole German people, and to offer them such a., • • • 12, Chnrini4ruM; and No. 31..Aldtate liiett-sfrert. Ind . I•• • s•• /oho Tnoims . ' 0 4, .0: Q Celleelinti as giss.ret, • s . Ike : . of . ~ . . • . amin o ,,) co, „ Treaty tor their sanction . ? Who would bind himself' Collected 111 tge 'rim a si,.h Church of Sow, j ----'----- 16eigp a.deed ...which would eternally stand in.ali his- ith d•o,,,,„i, o f sw im ... ~ . , mci e ,,, a..,,,ftio i per •. -•. I- , • :.• AnakaricuNTLy troirst.. LOTT..RILT.I.• .• . Wits IQ .11.,,0. Rev. W. Tairke,s, £6,19. 0 ..O S r 13,000 .TICKETS, which have the .Phance,, tort' a healed instrument, and a monument of es- Palish of Nonilec. Ss' . ...enfierlina la the On -. • ' 'is 'ALL the l'itse,i . in die Nllntsiate SCHEME. nllO,OOO . treine debasement ; and aught therefore •to be de. ow,. I, per lies. I'. -c,, - .fitis ChilletlV.l FIXd.. . .Tickets.. ~liv this nrrangetnent Me mnottnt of PRISAS is to- , posited. in the,issterior of the boastful Yendouserce -1"lin•-hail. Ecrior :I 19 0 worth , Warn irk- g if eabid ONE-THIRD IN VA I.UE, ',hose 'shot has ewer ., ~.„, ) . ..lohn 1 .clichar4,Str.wr• ' ' shire, rifler n • Ser. • - - ' o peipo c hed o Wheel with 15•000 Tick l e' s . : I 'd sm. , • •.' . 0:wr.. ) .• • • • Mi. , Sr' - il..r.halip . , .. (16.1. L .141 [ Lei'. Q. THR NE PRIZES a t e:A),OO4 cub, suns Me , . ....1t it a secret. what the German nation will and 'Dories (soe - Clint- "' n. G. ones 9.0 0 . POOR PoLzr.o•nt .c.. 4 .4).03,1 each. • . -. just-1y ex pe ct s from this peace, since it seeks nothint i terms owl Ca-3. ._. -3 0, O 1 Cnlicction At the Pa .- •. • • .141Ay. ALL lib DRAW N 'aft NOVEMBER. • - PariOt of Brantley, rt.,' Church of • • SCRKME. , but Its r4.l4Land the.cpssditious of its political es- 1 • Routs - • 1 316 6 ' • .Ptior's , •Hlwit%ick, . ' 6"..•l i iiits of:. ,C 50,000 3 per Cesit.Consols,flso.ooo ittence.• Is it •one or even thouSlinds,. ottly . ..whis 1 . . 1 Parish. uf ,Stsethweit• after a f4er. ..... i. per , , • A. le •••11 '2oBlhl ditto. :.. • 811 4 .0 ' -\ are nualterably convinced that the frontiers mint. hi i . enin-111,seion, oven • Rev. We. . Curb, it .. (per Meows. •14 , 4 1 - . - W4i.ou 5311 • 1 !* • 0 , - • ' ••. - • ,lOOO - esteuded . Ind secured ageing Fruity, if ,Germany bt higes suni:Bru w 1.) 81 9 6 Parish ••1 Arrinet oi„ .. . ' i r t ' ***** .': • """ • l • * dil " ° ' . *** '**• ' 4 . ' flo*i • , iti /1", • 4. 11 & ) .IS. to e xis t in peace.end•dignity ? are there not 30 - • • - - ce•ohrtite. ,, hite.ot'r 30'. 1, - . ,• 5 ' 41 11 " 1 °. . • . . . ' s '°'*' Millitril.m.ho anxiously and incessantly hold the same rreee. nod. C. Rev,. opeo mile. sm dim, .. .......; *ARM "'wish of Slonhfieli," fhrian . 4 1 a . 44 .000,..y,,,inirr. per Staloacriptinn . per 11. z. . 40 , yolio .. languages. .$ ... . 50 ilittip. ...e 'i•itte.* . Is it . only, the•more refined tlasstw who, presump. E. e. Da.ne.i. uni!d. rise 01‘,:ers, Cara- t , - • , • -MA Wait. . . 'CS 18 ~ *WO 20J ' • • •• ••• • - 15 5111 °1 'P •.. 7* . .. 1:44 . 0 ad °4() ''' ' , r 7 tsiensly JoistrUnsing die time snake tout* demaltdc ? 10 80 . - • - .. ~ - - ..f S+. - •Cmuw:!ll . 6 3 6 lk.re:b ut Taiteak•te, a/mkt 1 10 0 A t Stepken;,i. "aati Cie Pitri,b Prestma C Jere., flaw, afer a *rm.°, per lttr.' J. Vi it woos 15-10. ••••••••• q . .tuteo, . • Assiomiug. io Stock and Moneyeto '; ••;-- - ---•* 4 5e314,400. , . • . . .. .. ... I/HARES; 1111•11iesr afTICKETS. of AL!. the Stock Prl7rl4, Rill tetekvc.Meig proportion._ tratniftrred to tne Hipitkra,-with- ass any DeJosetion wbutvver. ?kir , and' Shares - -nails- - nt WISH'S, 'he 'Ceutrueloes L'aers, T,.. g 004,40 co. 9..e.c rig. ion ilia She Topa 4E4.4 1mm0. us , ighbour II; , 'APiiti-Weg: • teniitt.il • Al Chatteriiiiini C. A Calif...4n* in the PArilai of (whoa— . horn, norv•t, vet • Ile.. Charles Ede 9 13 6 • • — .7 Al fAbbneks and Co. MIA Salk. ;arc et' V. AisArrow. is adeliiims I'4 lab. .ftt• vv. • Ihnins.ow 10 0 0 PariA ort Aherbytherb, Carmarthistiltier, per We. 4rOckel f too Salvos, • 5 19 ilebereed Aabllcaccoo 84 )7 0 1 1 6 5 0 A 4511 echos .to ore Onkel. 4. enrultill t laid 9, Charing. Crow.. London ; ho Shored milt Sold, to the •Coa4ract 'just ended. No. 9.617; a Priv- of .44r ,000, three of ,Xl,ooo,_osid seen t:ptdra Ynze, ; Had ih the Lottery which coded in April, ALL the three l'riget of .C.:10,0)0." . " by 11c.prs. Pr. int, **. Pen. tad Wlitby t • fix. rbonse 180 9 Q Culketed *al *kr flu—rt.Cuig chypej 21 6 7 ttlge V 7-19 0 Port- 17 9 6 01,.r•ue d ii 0 2 13. 6 Fake 4 7 0 Swirtitn Caundle 9' 3- . 0 iinrie . & 6. & A ea. - • • - • otinhrrir. -• • FATCOVRAPED by the -.uniform- success it. f ; 1.-Oki:, the: vereliar metind or Treatment in the cure of * , a few prenilent Coinplaints, which hns been confirmed bY the perienfr of many yenra, aid exmftkve praelice— I settrale also, orthr- happy cifeets resioltiog to ihe Public from Medical ,Men confining theiraitentioh bin reetalo elairiof the. I (TOSS and CO. Members of the ROshl Onl tegc fir Sure,: ons in London, combine. ta direct litrivttudies los 'those Di,orrb.rs arising from a secret destractke, 4tribit of in- comiderate Ynstls, which not only orrib.ion- a miitter.my train of_lllerviata Affection,; hut also entails units A.istaries all the encrvnting imbecilities of old aft . In , Mai dittres!incatate 4 Debility or Deficiency ; whether the comequ.mee of Stith bane ful. habits,. excessive drinking, long resilience hi hot climates, Mantra! Mitt.era Aqua Hel It•urwnt T.bon.ford Over sond eumptoel That Rim plan Yam . Sy": kf rd Web CO iii4Ntr3de SOU, .pie Coombe S 0 • SO 19. 6. 1 5 0 0 6 Q • 0 Nether • &it 0 32 ! 19 6 s 0 n 2' 7 0 b 7 0 3 2 0 6 . 0 0 6 0 0. Sio) rari.h or Tldlinxtrip 9 1 per .he •I:cf. J. A. Lhauorly 115 0 • . •. , • . Prr Cent. . - . ~. . . _ ,i . • , 3if itaT - N : oe• . • • r . . ( "St .1 ,‘ - 41)•—eyak K -., .. ii ritt 4s-Arc:l-re- • - -, -.r. - ......7.-4--.• ' 2 4 ' ;•-• 1-%. :'.... . . ...,.. .... . . t • A lf " . 4 a? .. 1 . , • ". . 06 . L ll'llb ag. •• - • i . • plosnatic transactions iolublitef tfreSeiit it-would be a 'triumph *Aires they owed entirely to itself menial superiority, 'of Which tlieferoubl boast with reason it traced be`lsvideni that Hier,' could be no firm dependence itit'spon them, ()therm wise so in* °natant, and never ipon oar' eternally: divided, discordint, rrieshl) j-alonsi domts,ierr, impotence of Germany would - be demoostrated,' iir 4 "; servitude 'established, and at Inst one tt.orougk pillaging in a century be pronounced and recognimkti as constitolionally its•lot. Nor could it 'be said in exvitie that the `" 1 Powers had caused this result by their jealous o' 0:2 4 sition w : no, it would be solely ou i• o wn ant of.i sv nem; and 4 lecisi6o that drote us to it. O r All Ina who are so urgent for peace, when it chill be at oat expellee, there is none who would be sincerely diss.• posed, for the sake Of France, and in unitton•witift ' France, to begin Wwar with us. Bus they hate - , in.. , deed, already become Sulliciently acquainted wilk our weakness, and wr -.a: the- know diet .iothingness; they A .01, __ if we do once rouse n u 4 courageously Helen our ries( ' yet there is nothing behind, no energy, no persevee ranee, and that they need but to employ a firm op. position, a little threatening, ind-an angry look to convince us that N e have gone tori fat, and cannot jalone'dispute our•right e, Just all . Europe combined ; that it is rather our part modestly and tCif , tly re withdraw and to lanaic the bones or the beast as oar share, hi the nett corner.' • • People speak of Russia—that it does not desire ear strength, csniaot in common policy be imputed to it as a fault ; the French have said to',it oftta enough it might let them do at they ptease•uh the Rhine, and on its side, take its &tate oh the Vistula 4and the Eibe; that it must at length have compre • heinled the lesson, even if the desire of haring to. quired an external impulae; But that the will off a Foreign Power IhOutd beqt-taw to us, so that its op position would alone suffice to make us sacrifice our r dearest interests, would be an infamous humiliation which must jestly:mike of the laughing-stock of the world, and contemptible in theeyei of those to whose will we were so Submissive. On the other side, England's opposition to the ag grandisement of Germany is much dwelt upon. It is difficult to conceive upon what part or Pitt's poli ties( testament. Its Mibiste - rt, if they persist in their opposition, found their pOliry--itis certain that if he *ere alive he would - by de means he of their opi nion. The - manner ib which they have hitherto sin ned, in respect of Germany, 14 the most Metro - is - 1)1e of atl altat -has passed ; as no • secret appetite impels them to keep vs weak that they may. one day whigly derma- ua str divide us with' the French, and'us they, elevated abdve the immediate interests of theCtinli- tp.ilftentoge oC khe,piNsant, hg?c,the citize rr ne n t, I ntie the fi rst cell to elettAltrecill`ht end jetties, speak, etterei. . ta what said. in the streets; friill'and like thilwnBtireittht a deck; le regulate the -companies, gneo.the Vistula, the Elbe, the. Weaei, whole work liy wisdcini -Indprudent moderation.— entiiiire horn the Dattuhe to the Rhine, rfad all. But it would tie .the ;•heittit of-debasentent 0n.. - Our the - 11, the J- 61c - • Pio.llo. 49...•11: • .ournals, let tete.armies• put, if,";:While we'. itidctlently •sadrifiew our welfare, apeak,.elhong all classes and ranks you • hear the and all our property that we hive enspleyed in tends Same latitillage,. every where nue ward, ofte.feelieg, attti industry, td'llieirdestrtictfvesprepbutlerattce, we 'oneexpressine; the contrary ..appears to- all.•to•be could not by ottr'ran't:veir gala Them for-ear . p(Il?ft. kliOlgy atpl.tionsense; they sat. a came_ even utsort- cal VieNis;' trail for rit'leaa't tin osteti9'lil.! indemnity. 1 .... 6 ; 1 7_49ri;11Pti0! 4 4 -other. thatrghts., and will lordly :for"titirlostel there,- end 'this . let 'ourselves be tabled irep , OW Oho, yesatlajPix 91 gheor . being put. In .exe-'.and carried "off 'by the drvii alisolutelygl tick. ' cOLling..... - •"7 '''''':‘ .- ' ... • .. :. i : Itessia• heti taken limit in this last iv, r, which toe . Led ,Whe. i lreild-telte on-himself, the eislt.of arppa-s sio , rbmofe• from "its ' interest, only inasmuch as it Atipaa„l public .opinion so unanimous., so tertillie, ••••:ifoaftl- not wit lidtaw from the old common .•Untori . at sikleffitable ? who, would prevail apoitjtipiseJf to.atep- themlardeof of Anger, 'nor free itself 'from engage. forward in the eyes of -a neliort which has so dread- • avials . h'efore made:: Its' rnteresta in the cause is rally suffered, and theeaoted.lo greatly, .with, starch* gvowit cold; that it retires Teem it, though ton hastily wwork, with such gya t teged stair all-its labours i',..who indeed, is explained by very natural causes.* England .could heir to read awaanimotts aentente.of damson. has also obtainetLelititvends ; its•participation is also tioa in the eyes of all these %Aliens, and .their q- sabsideil; end it leeks,.. - perhips, but alternately to _ _ t 7 . .0, .~ izyr: .. 1' sett. co, Collected sit Totter ridAr, eftcr. a Sermon, per Rev. Abi.l Lefutita ' 75 11 0 p wihh. of Tillrugtan 23 I (1 Pnri-h of 'Niles% orth 9 9 6 Porl4 of Pet* orb M 0 Pariah of Bramsh.,ti 1Y 11 P.rioli of North Chlople 8 0 0 Paebb of Grisqii•gham '2 I() 0 _•'' ' " " or any other came, by which the power: of the ct'amt t lott n a , span . at finding, after aii hopes bad tweet deceived alarm and to raise France, in order to extort ?rota become eufeehled, as rectal:lo - y entwined Surgeons of London ! ; and betrayed, the last also, which at least seemed to . itan advaatageous Commercial Treaty. It is.wettlone they ofer it pieta, safe, oast speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. be firmly founded upon interest reduced. to nothing whose pretensions are still wholly unsatisfied :. our . Where no early application is made fin ..the Cure of a Cer- .by feeble councils? • i. • • , . ~I shire it withheld from us, and we must naturally he • pain Disorder, frequently cassia-3(lrd in it moment of Wehrle- . We have often heard ho.w people looked with tie ' the 18'st in the fi eld. Let the others go their ways; ty, she eradication is generally completed in the short ipaest:of t - two days, and in the snore tidynnred nail inveterate singes ..f midity.at the proceedings of the French, hew they.: we alone are strong enough, if we are but unanimous, Venereal Infection, characterized hy . a variety of ?Waal nod dreamt of slumbering energies and dreadful explo-.' to assert our rights against any one who should thitik. dioresting sympteins, is Aterseverance in Ilirta 1/11111 (without re- • straisit iti Wet or exercise) will curare to the Patient - a permiuteut 51° "st dtherefore proceeded it dl•tl ' t the m. and . sett y an enten y. o encroach on and nulical cure. towards them,. and consented to disadvantageous.; Or is it true that no considerable opposition from The D6enses of the Urethra, ns frequently connected conditione. This pretext has always appeared to us without is made to our claims, but• that it is rather •wit h, or arising froin the ::hate complatet,•:have not escaped their attention; by an infallitne.lnd improve( ulna. they nreen- to be a b surd . ; it is not there that the danger, l i es: ' internal jealousy that keeps them down; and-because ahted to ternove obstinate tacos soul Sit iefures, whether imprudent conduct and ill-considered measures may each grudges an advantage to the other, they find recent or of long duration, without resorting lir the painful doubtless nod dangerous use of the Cionair Bougie. Maar itenmwes can he. • 456 . ......II prepare a terrible re'-tiction, arid cause it to themselves at the end all deceived. together. An old aolthiced tit very inveterate cases. of sescial years ewtinuaits e, burst forth'; bet' thi s is a more remote case— the , writer, centuries ago, speaking of ate concerns of haying stetted ut their method Ina few days, after the cure bid nearest, threaten* from - behind ;it the entire tlegra- Cermany, said there would he no.peace till all the 'been as by other practitioner,. without etf , et : :el .' . ' such has beh the agreeable resuit of a leactire 4.14 years, dation tn phi , 'publy opin ion , the: conviction that' docks in the Roman Empire struck one at the same flint the mode of treatment has nal, in tare single instance, erre would instantly spread like lightning, that now ito ; tentnent.. A Mighty hand had . set alt the clocks . to prevent ahunive, during edict period marry thml6•liid per.or,s tMng could h* expected from , such weakness, - and one ;, but (bough the work4.ieside are good and onie of MO Sexes have experienred the enjoyment of having been • perfreify Aired, after severe and injurious methods burl been (ltatlite nation must once for all give ep .all its form in their motion. the hands are loose, and :it is persryered iii to no fittrunse. hopes, and renounce all expectation of a better fu. not possible to mike them agree. To Married Females, ohi•se expectations of those tender • t • 1 , . • - : Yet even this would not su ffi ce to explain at the pledges of connubial happiness have be-ti defeated, it may tit a ',lensing reflect iort to •ki.oW , that try a prover Ines everaece .. ' In limes then Stater ..1 entiret • depend on the mi ll . conclution of such a peace. At Vienna, indeod, frit AN , i . urt y,. • ~ .... ii, their retnectes.• the geacrel health is renovated, aed the Mt- . a an i rr in f i e r l . ti) l :4sl aft , ,the' highest fear:and danger if, that the acts of time Congress passed in these bickeritics, pedisaerdsremovea. - ..,, *Jewett. Unseated Co:exclusivelv profetsing Re cute of these y . otsw this faith mind cOnticliee, - and the se7 but the question there was to renounce claims mod s particular complinuo, in order t h at they may nut be marked Oereit digress, which cao ewer Ott enough dreaded, sacri fi ce rights, its order, by sacrificing some part!. by a mistaken few , with the niooquy st, justly attached. in th e ignorant empiric, think it hot justice I. thenuelves to stale, is each stole! bankruptcy .9fispin)cp,, which 110 re. calar interests, to attain a higher object : bet Add to th at they b ase be e n properly educated Girt initiated into:every partition can Ter make good. .. _ • • • - ..the arrogance displayed there, such an irresolote brunch Ur the-professiint (certificates of which, from vartitui I . .cesttl . com ea, f• 'sec e it b not. poisiblU. to imagine any power which tameness, which bows to foreign claims es it then is 'viten, and lestitotininls front the Itighttst pinfo4sional a ) tho- ' AIMS. they have to. coottinee, any encertret). That a.retidencg d . pel ch • I' e The Foetid' are reduced despised the claims of the native country, would be In the warmer hetliiithite . of our eastern world, as meth,. i n t o . en ii re imogienciall spirit ant] energy is departed too odinos, too desperate a supposition, which nte . . . . . other 'sorts, .eintroldruo there to abseil, .that their' resritichei ly. PHILLIN EA DY, celebrated for the treat- having :teert•coutitted to diseuses nireetty euumerated, they bold ._ .. _ e _ frOill - iitall ' thiy , fill themselves how irrecoverably cannot give way to, till we eats no more evade, tilt awls' of certain compisia t s in ti ll th e ir ; Mow, a s s e en as nut a•cerialuty of renovation tossch ns awry lottOor w pd ge li i , • (ney arc llnse...,',lrAtini„ r adversaries do but half under- it is forced upon us by the evidence of fact. f"r ;hr tore of on , ,e baneful disnrders lirought tot by 0 secret debilitatiort effect. of a tire pastel! under Ike torrid:team • and : mane Aisle own adea)ttage. Nor can the illusion yo..e. r....1i an extensive presence has been . enehleit to . -remove. further, that having had npipartinsiitiCs i, itieirproleminnal Ciltaki: place that Woe formerly .cherished, that the • ' - What ! shill the story of the last year he repeated among us; shall the froetier provitnres agait, groan, f re , a t h e ~„„.,im a„ ,, of (h. patient a its. pic, . vai t tog t e„,.„„,,,, pacity, of formitig art intimate arcplaintance with,the-eottltilui s , . . . b , y presents ' said sxcris 'beeee theweight . , 'beneath and by his own peculiar , mar of treatme n t ibis ntin r4 e d N. pre. boost habits' of . senfuring person:, they offer to Illeat . llle h ist . 1 Geld ja-tneon.t.s to.be• tamed esee.‘a,ce in the tort of thtwe'complaiuts, for which he enjoys aasiraticei of i mmediate nif t that the votress resteteig fvord.. 4 -- 0.-.. t, , thuti. or yam annihers , rituootoit whom are perSoirt of their endeavouri first. •Irklitrq'tivern toknitt . he, practice , coo s agstl.that the peece of Europe be portherod by b at sk* cent iliutionc... this lurking place., in which lest year; eil e ? .• . , but lightly burdened with theirs, turn us into ridl • her, dettar t e ee I d herrau9 debilit v. ariSii* froin rehlltiatioa reaeral practitiotiers bud' they pretAnne their preteniton6 edit: ,- g - r . ..r is , al rera, privitsre.i Rom exceseive ineelt eoce. his prncti, e etitiiie it fair ground r„,a the Impr , •eedeated - eonadestrat with ;nab:itself...interest took•teftsgh, Is now Tioted i and . no, wet Wit:, usi lcs,.,s, Tris I m o o we ni t i s certa i n d0 rn ,......_ which thet,- have, by thepubl it., herosn Morally how*, eti, 'F i raitile, rotten, and loose as the bond of our con atter having f.iiind on easy lie linue ipij Wore,. in perrierni inifaatt!si, bat kr just evidruce Patierni in the country . are 'requested to sotto theloartidulars i r .' 4 4tii 0 . efey 'roe' d to it 'wholly damthed s up. ' The *Arcata_ N intuit to iscl connives.: wills f 6 di ups% abil L. consulted tidily ,of (keit ense. Ape,' coroner' eft tiVing...euclutiog * vereinenest ' and the boastings•of the one party are•all become mots 'means of gut . , ounditig ourselves, at least on one mite,. stitutioir• is, shall we, at hi. lanee, 5, G e i,,,,i.e„,t, g 0,,, . • • . •'7.. • for•advire and mediciovs,•itort'the reatedies•will lie-gfaen ur . Tor, 4 ter orridicule, end - the other knows that • the near ',jib I wall of bra,sts, foolishly let Slip the precious • : warded to any part sirthe.kinglinm:' :• 't ' . • - • lixtiell from the 4wintry, inclosing a . rensi !mace for advice.' -To he consulted sitsheir hater tioilya-Peoronalb: nr by letter,s' -• a i4i i leave order, o f things• depends only on the power 9f o ar opporsuney. whicii giii ' lle have in our hands , _2 . - 1 L . ' . it'a 'Ledo-Wes, will he posit respectfut attention to. : PAO Pa i d )'bY. : patients Of' either in. - with Seemly.. defleagy s ,•ttaypness a and - twat when this . prop •is removed, the our - country open and unprotected as a careless lands .1.) . l'..i.iy's BUT.% NIC ESSENCE, eclelt i rated far the rare ' Mad uttealrtst:, • •••t •• 44 '4 ....ty iiim of a ve y t e,, t d e bili t y, m „, h r ! hi d a , inxt „ Li „, . q, ls a "; c o . sifie ", m, 4 - 4 ,,. ak:14 .. 04, ".,,, evareit i . • ... 1 ' Whole :most Ail Orsetlitr.• :-..,„. ' ... '-i.. •'.. . 4 1. lord his house, that our enemies MAI come over at Y. who.; tu,sli t o lib GUTTA 5/YgllttricA: • .. i • • • . J 1 1 1,! ! 0 ? , • ~ •-• • - ..:11 • - veto Ft Irsbi o 1 It iliiry alaisioeditt timi-di • their pleasured to opprets and to rob us? It wou'4l - - rAt Glynn, nntl Co. .C.AlecilOo at . Saint Jamei, G .4ti k Hitter, jeer Rorter nnrl etust clamsudennl3 18 0 Pori," o: Trrotham • not! l'hopelry Menton per Rev. .taint. Intl & Rei. Jame, Hl•runt 83 6 10 Parish of gelid worth, • Al fin rhihral nibi Co.. HA of • Y. , ' kshiry ,per Ken • J. Bentham 13 8 0 P..t.41 . ltsirins; in rcr 11..ilen 5 14 0 P..•.a ..f• 81:.i Aburil. • Yu, koLjie.ll.tv Rev. 25' 3' 9 Theilea. Gill chapel, yiwkl , hlre,'periter. T. Liailley • 0 ill 0 Huhwehalor per ditto 8 .9 0 per Ft •vetriHPJamrs Hondier 23 3 • Piin.ll of Withers• field. Su&ik, per Rev. C. lidinard 10 2 9 parl.ll of Claw, per Rev. 11. S idler 19 4 6 Pat ish of O. ittgtim /tad Tilbury. li4e%, per Rev. C. Heber 6 7 6 At Sir Jabtes Eklnile and Co. isaft.h df Godnsail.. ehrNrr p Itev. Dr. Standley 14 1g 0 Saiseriptions are received of Tiverl, and !Ily all to /Waken ":na ieptemt,er. j, Claret ;at the City Loadoo • atIM htetoirpAier • . P. WELSFORD, Secretary. , .1 !. . ,• ~. . •. ' • ;ILA v• • ;•• - .r;: • /h • • • • . ' :~ . . r~ ~~~+~ - , • '~la z !~ 1 J ~~~ ,a 1...- .