The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-25 00:00:00

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Smow-hill:- t •„. . - •• • 1 turbed state d'Sosith America, we may . laity shortly BRIGHTON New El egant Port Coach, Four IsCsisies only, ! ~,e y „ii, r ah 4 ,sai W ine o'Cleck • through Crawley, It}egate,*e. i : ts.. ts.qem*.KßA(Al. * l /LisAT/ 9 *01.1i. i .1. I expect to command the whole trade of the Eastern After. , hlittilatteloiettog: ilte • &Pees VoKilats •theit ! ports of •thatextensive.quarter of the globe for our The WEYMOUT H , Dorchester, and Bliuirtfolrd Ilaion * - . E‘eeilericifd.the. Alinislers , o,f,. rivautrtiiiicl : the L u te- Posecaracit. LIVERPOOL' Post Coach, to carry four Insides, sets - out ~ rior, who were appointed by his. itajesty ,to corn . - m - unicate the project of a law upon Ikea iinpodant .: request. t true, indeed , thatboth our merc aids lis ever% Morning, through Lotter worth, Hip-,b Crow, Hioekley,.• . Allierstone. Tamworth, Litelibeld, Udestsiorp, Northampton •- and manufacturers have not forgotten the egregious as,d Omuta:de. Arrives a Liverpool nett Afternoon. ,f. subject, were introd aced, e hen r The Ba row Louis addressed the Cllairtfiir sargrilitt 1 I error they committed, by implicitly believing the EXETER, Plyminish,. WeYsztuoth, Dorchester', Falmoutt, ' i too sanguihe, though well-meant . representations at laartisnoth, and Salistrary, New Pow Coneltervery• Murstais i _ , length. Ile observed, that the termination of £d 'at half-past Sit o Clock. with a Guard, through liouitog, Axe . " ; general war f ar e had operated so directly upon coin", as on the emi gration of of the , Portuguese Royal Fa. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterboroug;h, Stilton. and Heeling- merce and industry, as to cause a rerolutien in the ': may to the Brazils : bat the' petlod which has ' dmi, New Royal Mail Goach, sets out every Eve-ittg. ComelOst , •'• of • s • : relations the French people in these respects.. By from Rosso. io SitiViv, tooth; GrimAy. nod Hull. 10111)80d since those events occurred, Los been 'Suf.. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Enuttfore, Mono, end Lite+. !. the recent events a new eorrimercial era was in d uce d, I field, Post t (melt, rafted, The Expeditlini, everyficiettt to induce a material and set he Cheni" at , and it became' necessary that the Government of the : 'white the consequences of superabundant ilt IrYc :tripe ° rieeaearret, to the Saracen's Head Inn. Dalestreet, layer ; country should turn its most sserioui attention to the part. GuardeAt throughout. .meats, without aiders or advice, and on the 13VH and BRIS roL Flying Post Conches, thretigh Citlyt .true Interests of the people. La; this view, the re. ' pyre i ‘ peculstion of_a fortunate tan, will. not penhale, Caine, and Marlborough, ever, Afternoon; tirriveat ;e sta blishment of aTarif and noew,regulation of due Mr. gael. tote Greyhound Inn, Bhth, and tile London Taseris, 1 . 'Phones-street, andabe Swar Bristol. nest Monsing.-Cimehes ties was reordered to Wells. Bridge.% ater, Taunton, &c. ' • • • LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockimitam,..sets • . out retry Mornitig nt half-pa,st Seven e'Cl,seltt carries Four indispensithe ' . • I. at fiiiiie operate as a eiletary examp P Jr thefuture. I f ,1 - Thittelni•ek`Whiih'ltiive operated to impede the i After a variety of observatioos mt . f'ie hatiire and fittomor ty4i.sialeAbie trit'do of B i ttain in that quay, importance of those topiei,' which the Insides only, And goes remarknhiv eaSN, lob a nunre through- , nes s of the boor precludes us from reititiog extfrtilie Cite - •. ter:,.twe ale given to understaed have now in a rest g ' Mee elegem subsisted and a vast held is, in consequence, out. Parses through Stamford, ' N • mark , Retitled. Doer re % ," --r ' Baron. presented the project of a law to lhi• follow. ' sae Ferryhrieerots the ooberai pieta, Leeds, Ise us Dat• al ssoon• • ti f 11 d el l • Iself for t • f i . gra A y. .!‘ , owns t r et_eneare, sa.e, and Notwithstanding the uircomoson ea peditiun ef ibis Conch , it is ing e ff ect, founded on the Decree 'of hie Mae : speculative egterpritie. Verjous accounts, lsy the Aliowed to be the most agreeable nrid esseqftete Ptellik Convey- je t ty : fume im the Notth •Itoud, being unequalled in Acomamodutioo • late laeewiril end 3Viiid timid Ishind dads, coincide in . . ,. by any other. . The first Article relates to tbe Duties on the Importation of repreeentieg that' strenuous sotiritniiiiiis 'hove beets KENDAL, ' ! `made by the:Protinclat Governors of Seuttt America, Chorley, Orroskirk. and Gowan; Post Coaches, every After- : l First... that Iron io ban, or forged in tbe rough..in pieces, • noon, at Five o'Cleck. Gunnied. 1 weighing 35 kilogrammes, shall be charged r . at r. O per kits and of . Terra -firmit in particular, to soar principal GLAStiOW4 Longtown, Gretna-Green, Amen, Duoifeles :Iron undergoing two manipnlations, in bars of frotn 18 . 1060 . colonial ageuts, to evicoeeage the shipment of suitable Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Criamock. Ktioservetl, lines lon and from 5t012 in thickness...ls fr. per 19 eleil.: , 00 4. from the Mother country , ill * ~ yt tote rassance aoil all ;mins of Scotland. Cnippeolown Coach (Daily). s i Iron eade rgo ing three manipulations , in round bars Of seeca iID r- • YORK, i ; that the petty warfare of the di ff erent partitans With a Guard throughout, sets ism every MorniOg ut half-pate thick ; and in plate bars from 14 to 18 lines in length, and i Would afford' no obstruction to a regular and henbara Silt „'Clerk , by way of Newark, Belford, 'Tit:feaster, Dar free: three to four thick... at '25 francs per 'AO kilogrammes. • able inteiciitirie • and a l so , that there n'at einind= lingo)°, Nortasdierion, Durham, *worth, and aerwiek,— ; Ito* eadergoine four manipulations. in circular rods from tree i - 9 Passengers finiliog theraselses fatigue d from the lerfrth of the I lines lines diameter ; io ',loan square c ircular from three to si,x , ance of silver, even in the seats of .war, to reapply' journey, may rest what time they plt-ii.r. mid then proceed oo ; each face ; and of certain other descriptions, 40 frames • the difference between the value of the , imports end without any addi.ionsil fare. J. Clark, the Bleak, foren.-Co. ; . .per 100 kilogrammes. 1 HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. respectfully the _or v-street, York, runs Coaches to Sumlerlapdv 14011, scathe. , Iron, known generally tinder the appellation of plate iron ..43 . the produce taken in Psc.hange, the chief of which tarot the Public toed T I CK E TS nod SHARES for tee r0vt4.14. Whitby. anti . 4. h er pu ce! " . i - francs peel oo kilogrammes. I latter is intimated to be the finest cocoa and hides, of STATE - LOTTERY, in begin drao Mg sin t hi. Ist of SFI'T EM- , liitIDGENORTII and Wake% new Post Coach, • every Iron threads .., TIER. rm.! no Bde ni their Of fi ce, No. 93, Royal Exchange. , Even i ng . ' STFICI.S.-Strel in sheets, or in every oilier kind of plates, in -.. • • - write own, is a , great quantity in rhat a free She Lottery cothi,t2 of only 14,000 Tickets, and the Scheme i CARLISLE. Penrith. and Whitehaven. Paul Coatis. s era ' the rough contains • • ' ' ..„_ , with Four Horses, nod a Guard till the way. Passes through Steel forged into small squares-30 francs, per 100 kilogranisnest. , niards et South Atnerici is evident by • the facts Which 2 Prizes of - St el proper for the manufacture of needles.. 2a fr. pe, 100 kit . 0 - Have been 'tre a d . y 1 71 s U IS e all W C br h d d . M . It hue come With others (rem One Thousand down to the Lowed Prize , (the nearest on% by eighteeu miles). sets tint every N i ta , stung, fore the publication o f the present 1a.% ,or w..rehoused in virtue in a shape dent-official ; while the prevalent *bon: which is .C2O. alid performs the louri.ey with the grenteo facility. Passengers of the Orditenance of the lOth August, is exempted from these' • e • Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Orders from the detained no the Road by business in pleasare, have the peculiar duties. dance of bullion seems to be coutiteuanced by the Crissotry, ecrompanied wino remittance, punctoally attended to. advantage of their seats - being secured in the nest Coin •a. 'Given at Paris, Aug. 19, 1814. very large : remittances (in foreign coin) that have (;,..ersinie..t and all other Public Securities bovght rind sold by ; WAKE FIELD Nei Conth, every Morssiii. silt aolf- post :. so (Shoed) LOUIS. lately h been made to this country, and a greet portion C M...iesio)o. i SIX o'clock. The Chamber having attended to the Address of the Minister, 'of which is understood t o he the result eri renewed i CHRSTER, Newport, Whitchvoch. Tnrpoiddy. Narowteli, arid recei.ed the project of the law, referred the same so the con- I • and • 30 TIE SOLIS BY AUCTION, i Nottliwich, and tifidalewich, l'•ost t sole's, every , Evenii4,:it 4 , 4dera d mi of i n , c omaktees . .0.. • • . . considerable trade of the Caraceas witfa Jamaica lis Mes42. * SADLER and SON. , ' five o'Clock. • an d Curecog. Theslt would seem that the veryssee At their Repository, Umwell-streel,TO-MORROw. Aug • S 6, ' SUNDIiRLIVD, Stockton, nod V Ira, NeSi•Ctiteh, every . . :PS. ''''''''l".., . • .“, as rssrlve.o% . l lA, M"rnilhOtht lie'lrete lon. SitidOriair!: • • ... • , VIF.XIr4t, AUG; IQ.--The Court Garefts • rif tbro ' were proltiPitive laws of th e Spanish Governments ILTPWARpi of 100 lots of HORSE; tied CAR,. ' !OA _ 11EsTEtt, %vest er, citeetriele Neetpmee. Rabat, da contains an linperial Ordonnanee.. ,.: which prevented the admission of .foreign fiageirtha ft t *Gee of Tarim". desereptinee .sevrral of which s:ie and Wolverham . pnia, Post CaPcb.escry Afterestroo. eahrd'ed. .- . , • " is . " ' ' the Sth * • t 4 . op •. eiaeati por • 1* yield sltubtteil for eienmsai, Coach trod Prot. Istesiete Farmers, snßl•ws u , ti RY, wenwirsorti viol mtaimit,.'..wkwastava,: Age 13siest ,for,4, of U. pc, evinceelt, olor, and others mu want .if Gig et Jaarn.y.,liones. „ the Iltry al Centtlolle, every ha nape. lit Five n't7loLtligmf t rded. Fretic adtanistration by tAe naipe tif r ITT vi - - to eflistiniceigencies; and a a of esportalioa To. he viened clae inoratarg of Sole. Public Sok dnys every • SHEFFIELD and Itotberhain Post Ceach, roll ; sock- being Vested, by treaties with the Aliktd%lW4o, id r • rom thole ports is now permitted, in the'' ad. Twesiwy tad Feid its. . • vantages of which this country must largely pare i nit s4o . tAl7Mil l ttN,iessioa'. , Altiesfrd, and ABMs Coma, his Majesty, shall henceforth form -so itilirgilit Pali - - i ticipate. i 4 '4, ; 7 ' A.Greit Cast GehliNg. every kodessiox• . of his empiee. . . „ . . • TO RE SOLD. BY AU t.:TIONI, . ~;. _ 'BIRMINGHAM Mercury Pow Csei.h With a Guard. sets • - Hitherto or at least since the peace of 1801, the • e. -. ' • ln thus adopting the inhabitants as 'his,,,,,ubjects ) / By Mil.r.. SADLER awl soN, • T. :• real ester,' Aft •- ' , and tenches wtrnithe Ilion oralda y at noon. I itiab manufactured goods in the .Ca. OA . Paboes by Oif,rd Visitors awl Shipstmw to the tantomajes'lldaest Orly and fully.. accoetigia,. fir,,,.. ;•-illAilliasilkik A, th e ir Repository, esa.ett-street, TO•1110Ra0w, Aug. . 7 . ~ Lilco. sst. i .i . • .9, o i. twitt h wi . r. , , ' as Tote precisely. . 'HERTFORD, Ware, Hialdesdon, and Cireshuot cote% - • • religions an commercial advantage enjoyed by the recces ha been chiefly obtained by a contraband c an til t . GREY cm a. GELDING, five ~ veiv untpi „ g. ... . : .:• ..., •. ; rest of his subjects. • trade between Jamaica and Trinidad, and Cuniana, Ayears uLt. 16 hands mud a half high. ;4 rediiiiik ithlV POWS. / . 'KILL, Non4Care, Howdell, Thom ; and • 'Dowaster, Pow: Rrocio, AUG. S.—The arrival of ilia Imperial i Barcelona, Ira Guyra, and Marguerite; and the erfol !forge, sett &soda gwod worter. Any Gentleman want- I Coach, - eve, y Mitridur at linifiSaSista 0 Clock,.su tha pull-aastoods heitlealmost entirely sold for ready money, ice era one, will fin I this merit attention, Sothis wiperior 11! se,„ in n . m etnn . gide , H u h. IF it Os Ahdke at Modena bas brut) means! g , wg nests. e rc a sworn bOrNeii° ;• 44 " 1 , 1) ny the PruPriti 0 1 1 (mailmen , having . Tarr RN RAM taut tint Coach , tit aca im. 4. and half-past 7, ft.cleGh• • which the presence of tlst:c 4.ustrian Veep' ha, en. :cu I ley of•introduciug them into the interior. I)uring To be viewed one day prior to the Sale, aattsuld wit:tonere , i •a 4! For the convenience of persons residing at ,gbe west mil th an di m i f le d. We mu t at forget 1 our war with the United States, the Americans but creased rather serve..., i. IftS , iof the•town, Passeogers . ind Parcels o re brothel for all the that our city has always been the very altar of Italian t I too successfully superseded ns, by the introduction above Coaches, at Haatbard's Coach Owe, New. White Wale Cellar, l'iccaddkr. . .. • treedein ; and' that the hatred of all foreign I ta t telet.lof their own inferioe manufactures, °Oink -to - the fa- I cilities of their numerous vessels, which coasted With:- ,r. • , ' •• • • MATRIMONY. ;Il io n has alwayi 'been esteemed a virtue by thapa- • ' •• ' • • li inhabitants of 'leggin- out danger 4111 the vigorous and extensive blockade IVO Disorders have contributed more essentially O ri° „ c . ~_ f t of tht to ac,troy iliouene•l liappines. than twee which are the l i _ 1-,%431A. Au r a. 10.—M...Beausset, Pre.ec ... . of their ports put a stop to their iotercourse ; since essaseteseace of Mien:sided pleasure. People of every re/Onto., p alace,, ,, errived itethia city two (lays ago, iii order to ! which the want of, and preference fer British articles ed•eetron to the Olt ii.r of Wedlock, but where the constittititin i issaid to here effected a general clearance of our prepare the Ito) al Residence for our new Soiereign hot tern tainted by disense, a rem' of Yiehltity is hole* I peesably requisite. • .. I Maria Louisa. • ' 7 ': depots, anti this necessarily occasioned an increased 1 • ! demied Tw e " t ' : I"' l '"' e V o " nt et t our pra c ti ce 0 ' h a "e l lo il li BERLIN, Ave. 9 .=- Ilia Majesty made his entry : • • treatment nt tin, follow sne. (Breeders; turd the . ii t ceMA+arresstit in • • k „ capital' .....i...A.., ith great military us: ' It is upwards of fourteen years since English broad one pion gives us astaidatsel iredner so alipme, as far at We ate I min ~... , 7 -'"'+ "--- - J, .1 . • . I c lo t h ha s Ole, the rabagrs of those complaints wSich .-eire tem most eta- rade attend,ol by the. Prin c es of the Boyd Family, ei•la Tu l a o . e . t . i cotne so general in the Caraccas and its portain in the•catalegue of Litman infirtaiOcif 1 , lan a tnanbr of ,cenerel,Officers,. Rig Inajesly -re- 1 610eildenmeews to he considered an article rather of . After leitiation into ever% b rosieh,ab NasySergeow,we formed ~ _ ... s it,h,st to, early period of practices •i s seas e ' l i nti v lans t iv I vieweg all t he troops Who were 1 fi rst the Grano out, , . necessity , had of luxury ; and there is no Spaniard, fr:re . ,,the ' -once ante:loc.:sled ince, or the mgardly thiageroas 1 . infantry , and then the cavalry ; and Te Dettiri was :to competent eircumstances, who will not constantly re c i pe:wry a K cil , flti lotaitilinners. I * dress in k • ere antaloons and Hessian • • sung my the occasion.' A dinner of 270 covers was l Pliant P . boots, DAY AND MARTIN'S It.tf,A.L.lAetNittACK I N . G. t k , . The distorters to the emirs( which we lane delved our at- i T HE Poblic are reapectfully informed, th4t.l l lV I tenti 111 l comptise every tperieatsf Vestment infection; all kinds I afterwards served up in the grand gallery. iiis i. . II Ni l o I exclusively a- British manufacture, if he can pro. &brow Artiii:. canton es to be ritatielactu'ed in its genuine ,of Itebility, whetherstrising from this habits of school-boys or i l ; es ,- 7 sat between Prince William of Prussia and the , tare them. They have also generally resigned the pnrity mid eseclienre , at she Original Manufiretore. No. OP, ' the indidgencies of inaturer age'. that derangement of the f•A . .. ; J r% ! QS! Of.eottOUS it, favour of our linens, and the only igh Holborn ; and as most of the lopositiominteli practised i tent in womea which is galled iihrenrtior or Sterility 4 Seminal j urea ger Princess of Solute Braunfels. Directly op- .. . ia their name have ham put doyen by the interferers's! a( the Weakness. G...ess, Osstructions in she Urethra 4 ao also 414rtc- i posit. Ao hi; Majesty, sat the Prince Chancellor of article of French manufacture to which they are par fast , 'the public need sin other enutiosi than "servos: the nit I tures, whs•tisi e reema or o f long duration. and whirls tense ! State, between Prince Blucher and Field-Marshal .• fish is lace. The produce of. our own country, which Lobel, which 4.114.4 i it in be Made by Day ant Manin,'97, High i liAllril tin. skill. of 44 tlier rartioneca, age 0:,7 oar present 1444. i is in second-rate demand, consists of stuffs, serges, liolhore. _ ~ i proved pion of trentmeat etfeeleally and penortiteraly no , a reu A!K lk th. At s • 'I k his M• t t the six oc oc . ajes y wen to . T)th. se who have been souped by porehusisse a spurious sort. ! oithoet the patiel.isoffi:ring the escotciatior pain s ad , aloron. ' Opera, where' hp was received with the greatest en. - ' and taffeties for the dresses of the priests and nuns f / el alio may has. soorposed *ln sillernt kilo ii• of 11:110:81 tlare iti " log Ilenoirrhage intik.. frequently foilnwo the application of every religious order, and also our cutlery, parti. inn manufacture of • she Itleckissa. D. and al.- Risk to dattlare I the :wear cais s rie. Sq v itor•eiatire. of • isate e g sessoye Itioetiee:" thusiasm ; and was greeted in like manner at the Na- ' 1 that it ever has been prepared piecisely of the same ingredients, 1 this met' oisolis, istasuewnisgairtsof ' , trident 'how hero *ad hie , lignal, Theatre, which he also honoured wi ... .0, i i i s cularly swords with ornamented blades and handiest met by the lame ! unpin tirii:s. daily under uur.care,.•the tool eradication of - which is effecte4 lan.eseii, At nine o'clock his Majesty, accoespee . without whirl a• 1 ‘i fanierd neter considers himself Price Is. 6t per bottle - - Nn Hatf-pints made. ' by a Safe, certain, and - erpcdittous mode nf ruse, superior In ' - h"? any other yet *delta& I The welder's*, -retaAntion. and Ole- , , s I nied i v rince Blucher and several other Getters) in company . , equipped fit to appear bility, Penceeding-fittMilo4.4onPl,losAt fja, IffeefillY reautteC i;Otcers, Mounted his horse, and paraded the streets i _._,.-..._ and the paflent restorers or sound and vigorous health. Bat tO See the illuminations. Before dinner his Nl4jestty 1 FORSlGlatita ow PALY-PA yr--. Although it is op. where the dehility bus fin. years exisset, it proper pe - . . . . versuwe iW our restoestlvo ' vestal ira 90 hfl au ni** 9 . 4lo s 9: 9 retelsied !several deputations ; and wherever be sp- tional for liritioli Officers le, nominate their own •-- the shughteille --- 4 is!rite. .. it"• rr peered the joyous acclamations of the people stoned . Agent:49e •clicreceipt of .their ... Half-pay (save and • - . - - - - sch,.. as • fall odder "the restrictive clause of hiZi - mr " t2. the TOCAL SILVER TOKEN:, suited to g eneral cirenlitti tttt in ail 1 , iris of tar imiy be h i 1 i.n tor, t 4 worth% t r home of Country Minna teturerti, Soop irepers, ( ) maims, and froders in resierol. Among theta ore in vent quantity of Nrcpe.iny Tokens, of approved (te mpo. Apply petonidlys or be letter, to T. N. No. 45, Litclitield. street, *ono. thogn,..b. xu leners ; flitted, unless pi) t-frer. SY 114 4 bMAJEA-TY'S rr tots PATENT, S4I.LA lES 1M PER A L TWINE c LOTH (Warranted fire (rot Mixture). bhde 1,1641 ast net Nvidihs 7-8 and , 44 far Shirtiag, anti 9-d, 5 4, :.art 6-4 for fitheetiuk. THIS Article, F n desii able for its economy, and alb ',vat c anto+ iieneAlit nealth, is manufactured no a winibentatical principle (AA ant tnute l'.lgrenble de In toile rid Int). Itio tet,islinuee tar perspiration, hAvine itt dolt noir any Moog at a roll itoture milted with it, Vint the ill elects of sud deo trawls:As. (rpm Ise tt to (mild, after exercise, i• - • ios•tily pre- 1 vested, ion) retitle+ , r nio;t desirablein ewery'cliatate str, anti IA ewers iAtivadostl. It i. w4.-.t.+tnped with the Pateatee's mit". Ike. at tt , e EAST INDIA WAREfIOUSF.A. , N. 16, CHEAI'AII)E, turd at an other /thaw. in Pieces of 28,yar4 each modals ards, as # 64. ; ; Sit ; and 4t. Id. pet yrull,,a.:xl "Hwy ball the price of ...4rr Cloth. teach Pierre i, was ranted. The 54 Sheeting- alturd urealicir evarnrt is %Violet, and in Forcien eastatet, 'are from Io to 51yatch add the 64 hem 96 puds dowards. • • Order, (a tilt remittance) panetuallt ezecuted. • N 0.16. Cheapsotie. - . El fl,:*f or srruoin:.n. i. rip BiSli revectruPy acqunints the Public, that .1 • the reser+ Loitery bins DRAWING Im TRURs- 1 ' DAY, the Ift of S. to.e.PßE S i.ber. • ENT PRICE. t Ticket - - £l9 19s. I Ralf .. • XlO 7 0 Eighth - - X/ 13 6 ' Qairter - 55 t I Sixteenth - 17 i) Tiskets and Shares ore Selling of BISICS Offices. 4, Corn hill, and 9, Charing-erin-, w here inure Prizes in Number turd Value base been Sold for the last ten years than tit any two °dices in Entilon. Schemes gratis, and all business in the Public Funds Dorsal ed with triltlit) auct.di,patcli, at 4, Curnhill, and 9, Chasing- efOWl• - - - CATON' ON DEBILITY: Thi> dn. wn. pier 84. Ad. Tnirti Petition, • 113RACTICAL OBSERVATIONS- on the . 11)1•nti.1'rtE , I. oltorsti and conitadted. of line 611# 1 .- , NE RATIVE ORtiANS of hotb Sexes.; isteltsain; Itent.akt 1, Onantsin, Sentiont Wenkness, Nortirnal i /, Tobin Dorsoli,, Flour &c. ax. with Ilto l'Aeury of 4ienerniloo. • By T. M. CATON. Surgetn, 10, Sta- Impe-,trers. NrivatAkzleire#t. 'Late of tbe United lioltitale of Sr..Ttioson4 lot I'A lilted for J. Marlin ' , 2.3. Cooetatiolt;opinre, London. Whey.. illaV he A.A. • • CATON no 1,11116 ES riti,4, SCROFULA, and CUTA NEOUS DISEASFS. Ac. 3. Also, HOTREATISE on FEMALE 111SElifiElt. punSli P.J11;11 1 MANUFACTORY, 112, QUEEN• ibrAEET, cnE, AtSIDE. DIPENItIitABLE PAINTS AND COAL 'FAR • BROWN. ILJPTON Neil. Co. (late a I.emites.wrill), most reilkeiftilly inform (he Palette skat tire .1 LW N ETR Bt.!: 1 ) it 'NTS are very tic.o.o.eatal 4 and beta.: GROUND to LI:SisEEI) OIL. ,maybe ..pplied pith advantage to - al , pur poses of armful Pitisisinc, both inside mid, outside, w be, s . R hke.o.ne appearance, darnbility, Kul economy. are cot.side• Val Park-paliogs, Stucco and Pinter Fronts, Icon ard Woad Railing, and Ous.burlilinita of every_ deterVii..o. they roe peculiarly adopsed, as 'bey - resist the feels of allscr .43 an astonishing degree.; ;ore a ease for the 'Worm and Dr: Rot, and will stand in /lot Climate:. interim •of The fuilowiig 1300 m o -sand Prkes, viz. Per cwt. Invisible ... ...... Dark Green .. ......... less -- Olive Green . Tine I/cep Green Is fe..,its Zs. per lb, • • per sot. Slate, Lend, and Stone Caisesa...., 4 • • 4161. - Clierul4te • 'Red or Brown Aid .. • Prepared Ott, to that them fo r use, 64. per galni. ?be efeill Tar RrnWil i. ef two Mods. viz. tOIIIIIIIA ISt. per t and maned On per ea I. They are he.th apiiPeahle to Itte.c.ierriog rough Y. Ler , , Porous Tile., Weather G.Ltes, Wood under Grauud i.r . Water, particularly the iteGned Tar. It bring perfectly insolulile in water ; worm Willem penetrate where it is reed ; it is also ofcolour, dries very 4tard , and easily applied. requitiag 'tidy tube heated, and laid an wish a r moo tar b , us'.. P..laters' Ott. and C. lours, &C. &C. tavorbasas, Capsalas, and the 'panda bop plied ob liked lc. la.. to revive . spnek„ r . i , ~11.1', itobstitottnn. . _. ._. s wr *raus Di.easesare the resale of igatiraatkooteiristre to reed • . ' except sot _.. ... 7 ._ ARL__ 7P 1 , 11 1 111 " treatment of,. ri•npla (iirilOVite4. ?We it Itot artf!eipseatlY PSIIII" uxust 21.—The Dike De Berri aisitet? the late Circutar,:tesP:cting the allowances to Gt.. Wit" deo the .reds artier Ore poisoned by the ihdiscreti.m...._ ' 1 . O pera last night and was greeted with lout ip. " • Weral OtScent) * lidlibed Odiceri from foreign' regi• stataitydeti toter. 'i v - a *Feriae method suehleampkbitelfbitse . ~..' " , 9 twills cured; OJAI reit slitter others have failed, we trust Opt i t . plinti so • •• , ments in Britiiteisay are , by a• Wee-Office regulation, wee way ptesetwe to ittlti• it f;:dicni re-establislime-1. t. - This day (Sunday) Monsieur the Count D'ArtoiX, obliged to rectiauttheit pay.ficom one individual. Tit* • •IFl•ta, bourne' ani•tdeirtsea of egunpliewed•distress in ibla l 'the Duke of Angoulerae, and the Duke de Berri, Grin increased rates of Ilalf-pigka.aot extend generally disorder, compared with the tiluotioa alm), whi r ) . 1 'from an'rittulgence in a 4111tory vice, or the prevalent gaieties ifevildW,, in the Champ de Mars, the different regi- to Officers of .tlift Cabs. . pttcti only are entitled to sitit &anion:o4e life, netsuke - shat state of dettilltY . -whicli is Ibit ' e!. pi t lAe line now quartered at Paris. the augusent,tiop as have been 'reduced', or have. re uusviiidai)ir comequence of such peenicioua habits. Where do • 'T he • . unhappy sufferer broods over his miser but carefelly conceal* -the glint Ricguard d'llerouville,„lll. de Sou- tired oh accon ' Ut of wouivis l Or infirmities caused by hit Ilii:fiirtniteS. ii tiny be e ts or entio! tuna for him to karat 'sirs, ' Chevaliers Ricouard D'lierouvtlie,,Ht- the late wai'. An Otricer who has been shot ihrougit that ulthostab it be an objof &mist or nocertaittly withratkr trys, Healers the Marquis tie Bagnitc itn'ethe the body s does not come within the meaning of that practitioners, the removal of these de fi ciencies by the gradual , ? progress of•rithtvntitin, 1,. the acquirement of oar experietteb„. sluts de Fratsans belonging to the Sd company regulation, which grants a pension for wounds, un. $ Woe nuts of Bacchus ett Linos have begun- to reduce anuatjt of the Royal Mummery, were presented tla•the less be Fag prove, that ;by such a shot he has been vi our, much 'widely till, tte prevented. by an early c rt the Marquis t e a. range, Captain le- rem re k. II Or service . I I G C LesluGtf , netimi of this languid btattcand in tit h e caws no 'great dith mi cu r ti r ; Ki n g ity Mill perm. amid. His Majesty deigned to testify to these_aete- Cauttt Fsvotratxxs.- Much has been said at Mar: iell Women. who have inn: been disappnialcd in their.; ran Officers the pleasure which he felt IR se:l4 diem all times. and in all nations, abotit the number stud expectations of a fatuity, enny he assured, that in most instances, , tack defects are curable by medical skill. . i again eater hi's service , and his hope dig (be vrtiiiia the wealth of Court favourites, but never was there, It , e 4 .„ Patients ia the Cuuntq are requested to state the partici, long rennin in it. — 4 n • ..-- - • perhaps, in .arly.,:aorri - of counter, so rich a ph*. l an of their ewe, age, and rummer of living. Wettish* a Kant is .. su s es Ttra FLAB.—It is ropot4lllllllblit AI iegi. Jana of them as .vsill.apptar in fortune's Court on Wide for Advice and Medicines I and the stoat will'be forwarder t.. ac• part of the Kite/ do m . meat of the Swedes has been disbanded the miusing (ha Ist of September, when the Lottery -draws i 14' ' • • The .errery svivieh is so etseatiel IP -etW. watlettaitiog, - I , t. Capital rrites are, a bundant, and stbech we have P -tensiani, and fit coitii cden eeN i etin cb . ..... - -- are Ili- .uratis' 'iticationi - Those • uyik ,siaie, fermi the of oar pretet. , - such this intlinatiaa b., given, thot.Nles , Ks. Cy,rrie nod Co. may be coatilted by tratienot flueitbet I lea *Oil the stsateit setreey sodraisimp, at P" hate, No. lei, ilartaa-astrirn. ,•• U ItlE spa Co. Ottroe-at, Nog 110, 11 !r' miestokinge Old the to serve against the Norwegians. . for. as greet koapaat rtszes 1 aie, feria the . I , i i ,‘ + mnm t% 1 INATZW yons, JCL!' 13.--We lento, that a body of Tickets uou,sually.ch lip, crowds are naturally press- c is I . Doevlted by itarietre ; English troops has landed . on the borders of the De- log to purchaSe.—Those Ail now neglect the amyl- / 4111114 1 N at 'he ir i !aware, and that an American cotpi has marched to cious . opportunity, may rtgrrit their improvidence for a .. ' r lingull'ilard" , I .441.34 it. ; ever. , • •-• : . r.' ill ... . . .. . . - - .t, - • •+ . "' ,•. . - .. A R V ''‘. ~-. : . ... . -...is i 1 I"** .. , MEI n , 0. • ,'~;~'; 3 • 4