The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-08 00:00:00

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TRAVELS througlt NORWAY and LAP- 1 treopetep beard, sailed from Brest on the Ist of • tea preference to every thing; and . t -------- LAND, he the Years 1806.7, mid 8. , Sep • - kr, under the cemented of Captain Minus.— this wa rifIUESDAY, 13th of September, Second Day of By LEOPOLD VON BUCH. bout itieontenience, as it Was In the . .•. ... 11l DRAWING—ALL THE CAPITAL PRIZES IN Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin. -. . It proceeds to the Windward Islands, in order to Paws's' ch Member to reject the previous guess THE WHE.EL 1 ' Translated feum the German by JOHN BLACK. . resume possession of the Colonies restored to the . ~. ~ hon. < e nest course was to decide whether they re . 2 of the 30th of May last. would' deliberate, Article by Article, commencing • .- IR ' 'e t • 2 With the amendments, and passing from them to the , NO - 2 2 • • • • • • 5,000 2,000 . • itb Mein, It. 16s. boards. " Ar an Bute • ~te the orlebnited Humboldt Is a Pm- Marshal Soult has arrived at Paris front Rennes. of Nantes hes received a letter from vote on the ; reeet. Il f 4 Martinique, of the 22d of to the following ;1..„ 5.• • . &v. &e. &e. and rateable information, concerning& variety of objects. which I June , I ' 08 TICE rt's and MIA it ER. warranted undrawn, are Selling b a d ino wheel , Wes„ mined with skiii and aDeation. We I effect :--- • questions in the way laid down by him, the Chamber He by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and C 4)., OlLVirectors for mow take our leave of tisk iseellideut mid adventeroes traveller. 29 " betters from St. Domingo of recent date state, decided on toting on the amendments agreed to bi ... - I se ("owe. et their Oilers, the mover of Book-buildligs, os Coruhill : loaf faeine the King's Mews, Charing Crow . "et Rath"! • alit the blacks expect their masters with impatience' the King; they rejected the previous question ; and • 1 , . Cavniry and Oi Ammer 114 4 4 .* • ' PARIS AND ITS CURIOSITIES. 1 they pronounced in favour of the deliberations Artie ; thd that they have ranged themselves under the wh . R4. tle by Article. ' . ._ .. 1 ia a passable Volume , wrly henna , prize es. 6d. with Map, • hag, 4hat emblem of happiness and peace, of which , • , . • 64 , TO - BE e0I.1) HY AUCT2O/4 By I3ADLFJ and SON, I Ma, suid Views. ! they have been deprived ever since their pretended 'rh o seven first Articles were adopted almost Witte a At their Repository, Goswell-street, TOMORROW, Beets 9, A NEW PICTURE of PARIS ; or, The a pity le out discussion. • . • ...- . at Twelve, Stranao's Gal& to ' Presets Metropolis i acearnselY -. A very lively discussion took place be Article 8. T HIRTY - F I V E useful large-size HORSES, describing - tier Public EstTtretee. Resoarknble Eileen, . . . . 4. . times to GO, 50, 43, and some so low as 30. • &ono the Hoe. II•orti of Ordosam, caledated for maii- ' Places of Aumemete, aid other oftect. wertliz u rf ta . CHAMBER OF PEERS. , It* pridet of the law respecting the Liberty. of the The object of the amendments was to lower the Ceres A coaches. eiwtobeise,girs.&t. Alto a beautiful black Flioden a flee i also Description ortilteellimairrem et Par* • . , of The question of priority was given to the fixation 19 Draught STALLION, %wont t over by an °Seer, and allowed : Bon i enlarged and improved. By EDWARD PLANTA. Esq. felts was discussed in the Sittings of the g.sd 27th Th e 1 30th of August , and Ist of September. It was NI by ledges to he superior to any hone offered for sale, as he Is uhf en amazing streeeth, g rand in bb action. aid well worthy Me Also. by the same Author , price 4s. in hoards, adopted with different Amendments in the Sittings of 50 Centimes r -sok She Article, thus amended, was adopted. • Nil solemnest of brendera. About 90 haudsome Young HORSES, A GAZETTEER ef FRANCE, with a neat Map. - • Is from the 10th regiment. A. Prince Regent's owa leghtDragoont; bad ofPa4 i is c :Td Gazetteer of France may be this day. The Article 26, relative to the indemnity, was Asia a m ost ouperadorm MA LE ELEPHANT. j h-f oon N u e d i t og e Pict urether 11 -To be viea ed and sold without reserve. London $ Prime.; prie ror Samuel Lei g h, 18. Strand. .--. submitted to discussion. M. DUDIOLAKD proposed the reduction from 8 to N. B. We presume that a 'very slight comparison of this CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Sart. 9. •• i Work aJoh other publications will be sufficient for the decisionthe Chem- SELECTED ARTICLES OF ESTABLISHED REPU- lof the pie chaser. The Abbe de MONTESQUIOU informed 6 per cent. The previous question was demanded. Two,triale • • TATION. proposed by the Cam- ▪ • LIFIEMET'S FASENCE of PEARL and PEARL SWIFT'S WORKS, by WALTER SCOTT, Esq. consented to the Amendments were successively doubtful, eel they proceeded to t to DENTIFRICE, which excel, both in elegance and I Handsomely printed in 19 sees. livo. price 91. 19s. gd. boards, teal Committee. The Minister added, that his Ma- secret scrutiny. The result was that of 223 voters, - - la efficacy. every other Preparation for the Teeth and Gums, I with a Portrait, and other Plate.. i . jetty had judged it proper to substitute for the word 122 rejected the amendment, said the Article 26 was -441 % . ..*•• . . ill price Su 9d. ear it. I THE WORKS of JONATHAN SWIFT, P.D. interests, used in Art. 26, to designate the premium adopted. • • Toe %owner is particularly reoommended to Parents and -.. * Perorate who have the core of children, as the greatest preset- Dean of St. Patiick's. Dublin. Containing Additional Letters. Tracts, an d Poems, ant hitherto of 8 per cent. ettached to the royal obligations, the Article 31 relative to the forests, was carried by a 'I 111 easier of young and tender teeth. published, with Notes, and a Life Of the Author. - Word indemnifies, as expressingmore accurately the considerable majority. ?, i tr None are g enuloe but what have the words, as J. Hemet, Basley, and Blew, Cockspumstreet," engraved lathe By WALTER SCOTT, lesq. . • Intention an d object of this part of the financial plan. The PRESIDENT declared that the prqjet of the ...e . d Mame. iv A few Copies are primed on royal paper, price 151. 41. An interest supposes a loan, and here the Creditors . • ? • _.„. CATHARMI AN WATER, for the general improvement in boards. law respecting the Finances, Was adopted. ~... or the Compieximi. the care of all cutaneous Disorders, and White, Edinbur s gh : Prinle a d c for tr i c: 3 llb i ald C o nstable _ and Co. ; tend nothing. It is a delay which the Government The Sitting was adjourned to Monday. I .'' 0 the bites and stings of ventenous Insects. Pints 7s. fid.; Half don t imi Job a n n tn a nt min:, Curio, and Fenner, Loso -- proposes to the Creditors, and for this delay it is . , • Pints O. 64. each.• proper to grant some indemnity. The only change BAYLgY'S TRUE ESSEVTIAL SALT of LEMONS, (1:8"Tbe present Edition l4 of ilb S li w, nl i a ft e ' l s Works confab,' upward .. WARsAW, AUG. 15..--The CORIIIIIIIPO illppOlOlol . • ~& : ~,, A of nn hundred Original Letters, hosaas, sad _ Poems, by Deau the substitution of intkmnity for Sor taking Ink spas add steins nut of Lace and Linen. Theii in the article was, to draw up a new Constitution for Poland, cond. Allelleine it sr red •• W. Boyle% ," an the Box a nd Wrapper. Swift, recovered either from manuscript copi.-s, or rare t ramp - •.• • . 4 Also hio SCOURING DROPS, for taking Grease out of I ' 11111 k, Sniff, Woollen Elora, rite. price Is. each. lets and loose sheets, none of which have hitherto been printe d Into rest. with his works. In particular, the Letters between toe D= a n A motion was made for sending it to the Bureaux. piles its labours ;it is composed of Count Mater*. with, Minister of Finances, Cobnt Zatmogsky, Ls :- t VERITABLE POM SI ADE DIVINE, price 3s. 6d. the and Mho Yonhotarigh, so long suppressed or published a I 1 IN" in ' M. Du —I demand to be heard respecting Messrs. Linowsky and Grabowsky, &c. • 11l Allaloo• a tnatilated state, are now presented to she 1 uhire in a sow NOLAND perfect state, and furnish some light on that mysterious p.srt .4 , the execution of the 46th article of the Constitutional VIENNA, AUG. 19.—Connt de Clams has ana . * SHIA Wholesale and Retail by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers, g ted Manufacturers of Dressing and Writing Cases, Cockspur- swift's private history. Many of th ' Denn's compositions al- I Ch arter. 'jounced to the Court of Vienna, that the Emperor o Street. London; where also may be had, CADMAN'S Incom- ready published have been also corrected and cniarged. b y i comparing them with the original copies. The Life has bees r The PRESIDENT (M. Leine ) — You may be heard of Russia intended to set out from Petersburgh on v.. - 7 goaratite RAZOR STRAP. the best and most durable one ever compiled from the separate narrntiors of former biogrolsiters• ! whets - the Assembly shell have fixed the mode of de- the 12th, to arrive at Vienna on the 20th of Sept , submitted to the Public. Price 6s. and 10s. 6d. each. Ise •-•ilberating on the projd. 4 1 `YTS ON THE EFFICACY AND VIRTUES OF SO- and historical notes accompany the various productions et i bis ' incomparable English claasie. „ ii. DeMOLAnn insisted. Rests, AUG. 17.—An Edict has just been pub. re )r !° OMON'S CELEBRATED CORDIAL BALM OF GI- , ' . fished, in which his Holiness announces the immedle sY , ' The PRESIDENT—I cannot allow you to speak. - • St • MAO. - A COMPANION TO THE DOMESTIC COOKERY. ... lii Demot.AßD.-1 despond it in the name of the ate re-establishment of all the regular Orders. it IRIS inestimable Medicine having risen in re. 4 This Way was publisbed. .- . •.. • • c a r,- AUGSBURGII, AUG. 25.—One of our Papers pub+ c , pore to the very pinnuele of fame, it is now universally lic lemo. price 55. - in boars's. the Second Edition 4 , manse. fishes the following letter written from Italy, dated ~ • fed in for its beings and health-restoring qualities in cases • The Pazsanzwr.—The Went of a discussion, in ' ,1 , , t• So. uess and emaciation. Some, perhaps, unacquainted IN 'ART of PRESERVING all Kinds of • • which the Chamber has taken so keen •an interest, the 27th July, by a young merchant of our city t ~ s = t.,4_1 its virtues, not having perused that interestng ". Guide to .41.. ANIMAL sad VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES for se- I - Thiene' (isiswW most be but few iudeed). asap be ;educed to mo t Years, • renders it necessary to take a retrospect of the pro. "On the 18th.I embarked at Leghorn in a fee I. • ' ask, Is the Balm of Gilead At for tor?— complaint doth • Published by Order of the French Minister of the Interior , ' guess and the results of it. 'keel, and with a fair wind we made the 60 miles to lik it care-oTo answer this it will be netemary to en the Report of the Board of Arts and Manufecteros, 10 0 M. } ,.The Chamber will take the amendments into con- • Porto Ferrsjo. Neat day I met by chance Napoleon s . . ~..;..,..;...„,e_ Hold up the Mirror to Nature." Appert. a eiZesation before deliberating on the principal gees- Bonaparte, who had about 12 persons in his suite. Is Let those who are afflicted in the folloveiag maw: iseliect na Ten"lntiea ire" . 161 / IF"tw'h. . i tod for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellersl• lion. Some of these amendments have been ono When be perceived me, he advanced towards r me,' ' if of the come that produced such hayrick upon the " whitlows* ap- ' th e H on . Company petite and powers of life:"—disordered stomach. diy cough, "7," " W . i hi k' t hat ' - hod of . Lendenballotreet ' • •. o limed I . by the Committee and adopted by the King ; these and asked me with eagerness in Italian, 4 Vi. ho are ) f: , e) , lifieskneso in the voice , hoarsessess, abruptest a breath upon the "Wee nl ° we.• "et . preserving am i- eao exercise, nod re i alati .i o of she slo , system. Those a t . real substances , and all kinds of ve g etables, with their natural Aught to constitute a part of the projet. Others have you ?' 6 Whence come you ?' 4 'What is your bust- q qalitirs . and virtues,' is an art which ma y often 11. 1 the mearis . „ Ir • • • eicted•with paleness, lan err of the eyes, weakness of sight or been proposed by different Members in the course of nets ?' ' Where do you stay ?' I answered him with 41 ' memory.. should take time to consider Linmeirs's advice, that oSrelieting hm,_ nod of_ affording a ecara_ y_eo wenn: discuss i on. 't. 10 a. y ou t h is tee important period for forming a robust constitu- merable aid to medicine, as it . alters and impairs in the small the Were these to be considered as the same promptitude. est degree the natura l _properties of the ! itihstances employed; amendments ? The President went successively over di e s," and .bat " nothing is to be dreaded so newly as present-" He is extraordinarily fat, and hardly to be re. .' 7 O tore excels," The foundation of a happy old age IS a good coo• and in all its application', makes addition to the wholesome the different amendments proposed, and concluded cognized. In other - respects he seemed in good .• ik a el a sho i s youth ; tem p e rance ands erat i on at that age ar ,, 1: 7 0 . r l ic Rod substantial comforts of life."—Edulhargh Review, thus :—" Are we to deliberate on the amendments health, and there was no trace of Melancholy in his • it ' passports to happy old age. Nothian be better described •L' ' than the surds a Armstrong— . _... .... consented to by the King. as forming a part of the countenance. llis troops amount to 1200 men.— la f t proposed law ? Ought-we to adopt the previous ques- His habitation consists of a house of two divisions -------o For want of timely care MATRIMONY. s Miliiims have died of medicable wounds." IVO Disorders have contributed more essentially lion respecting all the other amendments ? Shall we of two stories each, and three windows in front, Esc.; s. lbw such as these, then, this healing Balm is suitable. Coto- II to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are the deliberate article by article?" behind his house there is a small garden, &Co s r • . plaints stifled under the earneleon appellation of Nervous and consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank pay M. CASIENAIrg declared that he considered it his BANKS OF T H E MEIN, AUG. 2 . 7.•- . --The people of ,Consumptive tire its proper climax—the one it a ill eradicate. adoratiou to the shrine of Wedlock, hut where the coastitution • the other o ill be cured by . its inflUenee. The Balm of Gilead h a s been tainted by disease, a renovation of stabilit) is itxlis. duty to claim the execution of the 46th article of the the left bank of the Rhine pay *mewl duties io eclat"- , . ii• ' has produced more good in this country than any medicine sine.- pcnso aly req uisite. Constitution ) by which all amendments proposed, 1 lion to those levied while under the French Gt.t..r.i. • ~ .. -0 the fornintion of a Materin Medina. It enriches the blood with- Twenty years have we devoted our practice to the exclesire and agreed to by the Kin g , ought to be sent to the Iment. The Conscription is abolished, but it is so:, •••-• out inflaming it ; braces without stimulating Ina vinieiiilV the treatment of the following disorders, and the liliffeatil feSUll of • - 5 ... .' . • s bervous system ; frees and dishurthens the viscera and other iir- o u r plain g ives us additional ardour to oppose, as far ni we are Bureaus. The amendments could only be considered ! ceeded by the Land wehr. portant organs; resolves obstructions, and throws off viscid utile. the ravages of those Complaints which are the must ins- as modifications of proposed laws, and not, as has • t IB A 22, It - itti 'that ' 4 4' 4 ERLIN, AUG. .--,- w • appear • Is strong humours ; strengthens the g eneral habit, and brings back portant in the catalogue of bunion infirmities. been pretended, to laws made and adopted lie ! V the ratuctilar fibres , to their natural and healthy tone; as it is Afterinitiationintoevery branchow Navy Surgeons,we formed • s .• 1 Em peror of Russia will lefty:. '•''',, e r•ibittgh• imoner LS , eatcniated in produce, in a comddcrahle degree, all or any a wish, at an early period of practice, to resrae individuals wished the division of the titles of the projet as more .. le of these e ff ects, so it 'rust, under certain modifications and re- from the i g norance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous favourable to the freedom of voting ; for, said he, if I i than was supposed. In cc. ~. •Icie,•. v. tlae slur of . v il 'frictions, be equally adapted for the cure of every speciet of precipitancy of g eoensl practitioners. lam obliged to vote on the totallity of the projet, our Monarch in his capital' *4l '• - slIt.:1 The tWo decay. The disorders to the cure of which we have devoted our at-1 1 Princes will meet at Toplitz, in Bohemii., aid -. trite This medicine has been uncommonl y . successful wills young tendon comprise every species of Venereal infection; all kinds declare that I shall give a hostile vote ,• ,whereatt I --- - I at Vienna on the 27th Sept. 3 $ people, who have the appearance anti air of old age ; who are of Debility, whether arising from the habits of school-bnys or should vote separately for the Budget of 1814; on I , pale, effeminate, benambett, stupid, reel even imbecile ; whose the indulgeneies of inn . tarer age t that derangement of the vys- togetherlt is now looked upon as certain, that the king. if bridles ore become hem. wisose tees are n „ l anger able to e„,„ tern in women which is called &arcane " or s teri l ity 1 s emi n a l account of its urgency admit that of 1815, if a di- 1 dom of Poland will be restored,and that Austria 1- ' them t who bare nn utter distaiste for every thing , or ore totally Weakness. ( - Beets, Obstructions in the Urethra; as also Stric- mutation in the centimes be agreed to ; and reject the iacapFtisteii.—W here the stomach is frequently disordered the tures, whether recent or of long duration, and which have i has consented to cede Galicia. O mode of liquidation of the arrears as contrary to the ' too ) is weakenrd ; parlehess, bodily decay, and emaciation battled the skill of other practioners, are by our present ire- s • . I PALERMO, AUG. 16.—Since the dissolution of the ;c s ucceed, mid the eyes . rick into the head. proved plan of treatment effectually and perniaueoily cured, public interest. n , The Cordial Rains of Gilead. is bottles , price Ils. each, sir without the patient suffering the exensciating pain and alarm- M. DUMOLARD declared, that after what had 1 Parliament, great discontent prevails in Sicily. The four in one family bottle for 335. by whieh one lle. bottle is in g Hemorrhage which fre q sienily follows the opplication ofl Government is in open opposition to the English. 4' . saved, duty included. the lunar caroic. In the course of our extensive practice in fallen from the preceding speaker, he had nothing In With each bottle Is given n coPinus Bill of Directions, this metropolis, numerous rases of l trictures have been and are further to say. , , Many officers of that nation have been maltreated , enota bai ne se l ect ill ustr ations of the efiiiney of these medicines, dui! ) under our care, the total eradication of which is e ff ected !by night, and some popular commotion against the IA M. MOTIIEUX. D'Ootra thought all the parts of ' tile Covessimmat label or stamp of which has the words "Snood by a sate, certain, and expeditious mode of cur e , superior to 1 an d • ; British troops is dreaded. The English party is in a 7 Sideman, I.iserpool," engraven in its official impression, and is any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and de- the projet were intimately connected together in- . of . . itiotimotv posted on the cork of each bottle. All others are bilisy, proceeding from this complaint, are speedily removed, state persecution : those who obtained o ffi ce ia separable. countrfeits. and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health . Bat through English influence are every day dismissed ; P * Sold by Snmuel Leigh, No. IS, Strand ; Suitors and Co. (late where the debility has for y ears existed, a proper pewee- M. Pau NELE was of a contrary .opinion. Dicey and Salem), Row Chuich•yard r Bacon and Co. 150, I verance in .our restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, M. DUMOLARD continued tu demand the sending the i some of them are even arrested. It is presumed that the English are preparing to ilt 0 tfordoorret, leindon ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; A. i to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Smith, r'erforrier, North-bridge. Edinburgh ; Martin Keene, , constitution . _ antetelments to the Bureaux. Gentlemen (added this i ! leave us. All the materials of the barracks which No. 6, College-Arm-a ;at Davison's, No. 1, Parliament-street;' Numerous nemeses are the result of i g norance or haste in th e , speaker) ! the plan on which . you are about willto pro- they constructed in 1810, on the line of Pharos P r ( and of Mears. F. Newbury anal SIMI. Dublin; and other Medo : t•eatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently haw ciao Venders in Europe and America. 1 peas that the seeds of life are poisoned by Vie iiidiscresii . in of an . I notlnee, is of the greatest importance. It have have been sold by auction. e a t , Dr. Solomon , when consulted. • experts his usual fee of a unguarded hour. By a superior method such complaints life ! a . g . reat influence on all France, on its agricultural The Sicilian frigate Minerva sailed on the 9th, r • One Pound, to whom such letters should, fur safety, a ll the means of reproduction . I count b e that, • easily cured; and even where triter, have failed, we trust that riches, on a in . .with an English frigate, and proceeded for Trieste, a directed— we may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. be too prompt determining. I declare that I have " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-house, mar Liver- Few, however, are the cases of . eomplicated distress In this to bring back Queen Caroline and Prince Leopold. I 4 disorder, compared with the calamitous situation of men, who , i not even had time to read the different opinions A "A pool. Paid double pottage." A - which were certainly ordered to be printed for our Germs, AUG. '22. Our situation is singular i • BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS. of a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility which is the 1 consideration. In the name 'of the Constitutional enough. Our Government has been restored to us • unavoidable consequence of such pe r nicious habits. Where the i . e't LEAK PS G ENU NEPI L LS, justly famous u nhappy s ufferer b r oods over his mi-erv, but carefully c onceals i Charter I demand that the amendments Ise sent to the .it appoints to all offices. We have the appearance of for curing, in all itt stages, the Venereal Disease. One , bit misfortunes, it may be some comolation for him to know . Bureaux, and that there be an adjournment for four being our own •masters, ond yet English troops con- ' t small Pill is a dose; and the taking of mit bet in a recent case 1 that although it be an object of doubt or uncertainty with other ' A _ I tinue to occupy our forts ; nay, some new corps of i , will soon convince the patient tit toe risi minty of n speedy re- practitioners . the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual "Pk covers% Nothing fan he better col,trised, more safe, or more : progress of renovation. is the acquireasmit of our experience. i M. LABORDE opposed-this demand. He demanded I. that nation are ezpeeted to arrive. They apply to. , • einivenienethan this remedy for s orb as are obli g ed to g o knit- :If the rites ef Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce nuttly the _ previous question on all the amendments. I. their own use our marine, and our arsenal, though , nies, or to sea, as It Reeds ass cosifinement or restraint of dart; • vi g our, mach anxiety will he p revented by an tamely counter- i 40 SARTEecoN was astonished that any one could i they do not interfere in civil matters. We are con- end silty yitirs esperience (in an extensive practice) has prov- ; action of this languid state, and in these cases no great difficulty l ao - eel that it will erect a cure when repeated salivation and : wlll oce . ur. propose to reject the amendments en masse. i s t an tl y told that the Congress of Vienna will alter all other methods emit n.,thili g . For the Scurvy and ; Mara seri Women, who have long been disappointed in their P %',M. BOWRD wished the deliberation on the whole this state of things, and that our territory will be other Chronieni Disorders, il.is Meslicioe has not its parallel. ; expectation, 01 . 11 family, may tee assured, that iu most inotances, of Upwards of 40,00 persons of teen sexes have heen radicall y ' loch defects are eurhhfe by artedicel skill. the law. ; teetered to us. The English are forward in telling e cured of the above cruel disorders. within the last eight years. j l'otients in the Consitry ate requested to state the portico : M. Bcooc said the best manner would be to deli- 'us that they will support our cause, and in truth , ~ Prepared and sold by the Proprietors'. Thomas Taylor and . tars of their ease, nee, and 'mintier of living, iiiriosing of Bank berafPon each amendment. they have an interest in our independence, so that 1 s ••-. Sen. Members nt she Royal C.,lle g e •-r Flur g enis, London (see : Note for Advice mid Medictoes; toed Oceanic will be forwarded _. the list areal Sur g eon* publiadied annually by toe Roy Col to talents of the KiniEdifin• . M. Coors demanded the voting article by article , j we may believe them. But still they would only -• • leKl . ), at their house, do. 9. New Brid e e.street ; who e con- The secrecy which 6so emential to nor undertaking, and the by rising and sitting. ' ask some eetabliahmetit at Spezzia, from whence o stem ottendarice and advice will lw given by them in al cases q ualification,' which we have presumed tat vate, (arm the basis . N . es • relative to the afro-, complaintsott it h -inviolable secrecy. A 1 . , ,, aof our pretensions. +wad incoilicilence o ithsuch this intim/dims is Al. r I,AUaltaileaS said this tone of the law ought they could inspect the Mediterranean at &distance I .-., Bay appointment. at the Perfumer% N.,. 3,5, St. A ibari)s-street, i g iven, that m e s.as. Currie and Co. may lie consulted by patten . ts to be passed before th e modification. The Genovese military, who having served with Pall l and Mr. Desborough's To, Shop, No. 7. EA-street- lof either sex with the ereatrsi secrecy and tumour, at their ) 1041 and b y lirtp peso i n every considerable town of Hrtte house, Na. . 10. ilaittan g avien. • M. Otattsa wished the previous question to be i the French, are entitled to a peesio‘, have been - -., • . bream, &c. no bums of only 2s. ed. click. GU Milt told Co. Stinte,m, No. 127, Manua-rude& pet. 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