The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-31 00:00:00

le 1r R I 41 .11 M: fit whoop of! reed cited* • 1:117 , Oboe* vosperelei . kia tbo.*Pd'itat Um! Prite -4 1111 Aims ateir. 416+. tis )460. pr o& haft all A caused & Frew ;44Pe ire rt)" 6 44"; aitetetsp.l _ $. lay ebb tan fneulted Chambers s on. did _ right "the attack pyisvot Jutisisable ,*c.• 1 ) 1 1 1 Tn ri Ynt 111046gliereili. ied to further apeakiug the discusaion. was next day. cwwaswisietwiwn.., win be plocuially STATE LOTTERY OF 8,000 TICKETS. ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY, 3016 NOVEMBER, 1614. Just published. PRACTICAL. OBSERVATIONS on the nbo•e DISEA SES. price Ss. Bv F. Kiernan; and .old by Sherwood. Neely. and Jews. SO. Patrrrsester•rrw 4 and by Righley. 44. Fleet street. morality, the Director- G eneral may stop thepriet. ing. VI. There shall be formed at the commencement of each Session of the two 'Chambers, a Committee formed of three Peers, three Deputies of the Depart ments, elected by their proper Chambers, and three Commissioners of the King. VII. The Director-General of the bookselling trade shall render nn account to this Committee of the suspensions of printing rir demurrers he may have ordered since the close of the preceding Ses sions, and shall lay before it the opinions of the Cen sors. VIII. If the Committee judge that the motives of a suspension art insufficient, or that- they no longer subsist, it shall be removed by the Director of the bookselling trade. IX. The Authors and Printers may require, be fore the publication of a manuscript, that it be ex- I emitted in the form prescribed by Art. IV. ; if it isl approved, the Author and Printer are discharged 1 from all responsibility, except towards individuals who may be agglieved. SCHEME. 2 a . 416.000..... are ... X 32.0 0 2 .‘ I• is e irdvirp..4 9.000 4.. .41.,.••1 00 4,. O.) . . 1,0 0 0 ' fa) 300.) II 11 •• . 11 20 40 1..110 --.. USD Tickets, 410,000 •••••••••• TICK ETC and SHARES -IL It ICH Ak040,1, (1001)LUCK. owl Cimtractnrt. beck Lailegy. at their Mere, the corner of lionit-itusttlioge, Cowskill, awl fain; the liosterntetso, Chaeing-erosr. DAY AND SIARTIN'S REAL JAPAN BLACK ING. THE Public are respectfully informed, that the above Article continues to be onamsfactated in its granite why and encelleowe, at the Original illaneforsory, N. , . 97, High Hatboro ; and as most of the imposition- lately plactiGed, to theig name have been put down by the interfronsre of the law, doe public need no ether caution thaw ..teerving the old Label. w nigh states it lobe made by Day and Martin, 97, Iligh rawn,. To these who have been duped by purchasing a spurious sort, and who may Mose supposed au alteration had taken place in the manufacture .4 the Blacking, D. and U. tyi-to to deri:ire, • that it ever has bees prepared poecisely of the same ingredients, a s ad by the same proportinoto. Price Is. 6d. per bottle.—No Half-pints made. SALUTARY ADVICE. ac QUACKERY Is the DEATH of THOUSANDS. - Health restored, after haying been improperly treated by illi terate pretenders. . MESSRS. COOPER, and Co. Surgeons, Char lotte •1 House. Great Charlotte street, Blackfriiirs'-mad, opposite Rowland Hill's Chopel, daring 30 years regular prue lice, ton aver, that thoasnuils fall victims yearly to a certain complaint, owing to improper treatment, which have caused ulcerations, with blotches on the head. (nee, end body; dim mess in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, strictures obstinate %,gleets, nodes on the shin bones , ulcerated sore nrorit, nosier sal pas in the head and limbs (frequently mist .len, and often fatally in treated as rhenmatism); at last ilropsy rinues, with a general debility, and decay of the constitution, orginatiag from a dreadful disease lurking in the habit, or the improper use of mercury. Messrs. Cooper and Co. who have heat regularly bred to .'the pr..fession (and their experience in the übove disorders aro unparalleled), are members of the Royal Cullegrs of Sonoma In Luud"o and Edinburgh t mid it Is gratifying to their feelings to announce that they have rescued very many of their fellow treatares from the above dreadful disorders (after others, and even bospitnis, bad failed), which hundreds can testify. kerma Cooper and Co. are consulted daily from te n till seven (itoaday except), by either sex ennidentliall% rby lettbesers, rot paid, iodu ed iing a remittance, , when medicines, o aud the t advice, will be sent to any part of town or nattniry. N.B. The Piles and Fistula awed without barman or ratliafo bad those who Winer ander the most distressing eases of &bin ty(frims whatever came, whelber jovetale isdlseretioo or other arise) need ilpt despair, if they apply * Messrs. Cooper and Charimie bias, Chafient l / 2 4UCCII opposite Rowland 11111's Blackfriaa'-road. Actin:loom ijounmkto the • SITTING OF THE 26T11. . SIXTRISIONY. The discussion on the property of emigrant* was NO Disorders have contributed more essentially resumed. to destroy H vowneal happiness than those which are doe f unguarded pl . People ot every rank pay M. LABORD% on the 7th Article of the Prqiet, c 'adriloos e to ° the shribe of Wedlnck, tan a here the constitutilii relative to property which had been bestowed upon kin been tainted by disease, a reaovation Of stability is Wit petwablv requisite. hospitals, entered into several obsegatlons, which Twenty years how we devoted our practice tu the exilishe he thought had not received all the attention they treatment of the following disorders, and the successful result of merited. To separate the restitutiod'of these goods our plan gives os additional ardour to oppose, as far as we are able, the t h e of tho-e complaints which are the most it from that of the other national domaini would be to 9 ;want in the catalogue of human infirmities. establish a new legislation, to the prejudice of the After initiation iota every hetrich,as Navy Surgeons,we formed emigrants of that class ; but the period of their re• a wisis, at an early period of practice, in rescue individuals from the ignorance of isi.cated men, or the equally dangerous stitution being indefinite, even in the Projet, it was preelpitancy of gerser..l practitiaaeoi, of importance that it should be fixed. Passing to The disorders to the rarest which we have devoted oar at tendon comprioe every snecirs of Venereal iafeetiou ; all kinds the 9th Art. upon the canals, he proposed " ' that the of Debility, whether arising front the bahits of soh or 94th Art. of the Constitution of • the year 8, should the indulgeneits of maniere see; that deno u ement of the ims- • a n d ...4.: that the ancient proo be declared null and void, tem in Wittneti which iii called Barreariess or Sterility ; Seminal Weakness, Glees, &infectious la the Urethra - as also Sate- prietors of canals should recover their possession torts, whether recent or of long duration, mid which have of them, without any of the charges imposed by 80. beetled the skill of other prartinsiers, are by oar present im- naparte. proved plan of treatment effectually and permanently cared, without the potion suffering the excruciating pain and alarm- The speech was ordered to be printed. lug He which frequently follows the sipplicatina of -- M. le Comte de PERRIGNY objected principally to the lunar caustic. Is the course of our extensive practice is CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Ocr. St. the 16th Article of the Projet of the Committee, and this metropolis, nusocross cases of strictures have been and ate daih under our care. the total eradication 44 which is effected The discussion on the subject of the project of the voted for its rejection. The Constitution, he ob. by a safe, certain, and eirlitiosu crudest cu t e, t ap e ring. t o law for restoring the unsold property of emigrants served, commanded all Frenchmeato Jive as brothers , any ether vet adopted. he weaktiess, relasatiou. and de- bility, proceeding from this complaint, arc speedily removed, was resumed. and to throw into oblivion all that had passed ; and and the patient restored to ...end and vigorous health. Sat M. SARTELOn supported the verbal amendments I certainly there was no one among them who was not where the debility. Les fur years existed, a proper verse- versate in oar restorative remedies is hidispensably remsisite i wtn, _ _ petted by the Committee, but suggested that the anxious to blend and unite personal interests with to revive the dumberiag sparks of life, and to reanimate the t bettillts about to he conferred on the emigrants should I the general ones of the State,. but the dictates of ins. constitution. be extended still farther. lie was of opinion, Tor' Lice should be scrupulously attended to. The Chant. Numerous Dinsmore the result of ignorance 'w Wine is the . treatment of n simple Gonorrhea, and it not anfrespbcotly hap. Instance, that all sums of money arising from the her of Deputies had associated gloriously together, pens that the seeds of life are poisoned by the indiseretion of as sale of their property, and lodged in the Caisse at the happy restoration of their ancient monarchy ; unguarded hour. My a superior method such emitploints are d'Amortissement, as well as set apart for the bone - histor y would consecrate their labours;• oug ht they e asily cured; and ewe wirers others have failed, we serest that we may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. 6t of hospitals and other pahlie institutions (if such therefore to expose themselves to the reproach here- F ew . h o wever, are the eases of complicated diotress in ibis aunts were not already expended on national oh. after, of having degraded their high calling, and by disorder, compared with the calamitous situation of men, Who, from ass indulgent., in it solitary vier, 'if Me Orevairitt poetic% cost ) should be refunded. -He was of opinion also , a parsimonious and pusillanimous foresight, of seek. of a fashionable life, nequire that state of clehili4 which is the that the emigrants should be admitted to claim all ing to interpose between the progress of time and the unavoidable ca tier of such pernicious habits. Wise ~. , - ---ss.re Ul f IMO due to them by the public on the ISt of Janua. , impreseriptible decrees of justice ? enheepv sufferer broods .suer hio mi-erv„ hut careraliy cossornsi I • • M. DAMPKA ; dilated in a pathetic exordium, 'dilated his atisturnines. it may he some coo.olation for him to it ' WV' 1790. that although it be an object of doubt or utteertainty with WWI M. Sartelon's speech was ordered to be printed; ! upon that excess of romantic philosophy and sensi pmetitioaers, the removal of these deficiencies by the 1.:. 41.44.11 1 M. Duttoucnri approved - of 'M. Sartelon's doe. bility which misled the minds of men. Parties were progress of reni.vution. is the acquirement of air esticriessi.o. . If the rites of ihierhaa or Vests have begun to reduce trawl trines, but thought the funds set apart for charitable , too 'apt to forget that maxim. of Opimus, one of the vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an earls c ootu . ins titutions ought not to be touched. .. .• • • Cotauls of 'ancient max as " The same as human action ,if this languid state, and will occur. hi these casesel° Peat dilliteit ' ',. M. DUMOLARD lamented the case of tie emigiants, i bodies eanuiit exist without certain humours, so po- Monied Woggle*, who have long been disappointed in their but wished to see the matter set at rest, by their re. - titled bodies'' cannot exist without abuses." The. ex peciminin of a family, may be assured.tbat is moot hatatices, fleet* that thelk . lot was like that of the inhabi- chief point to which he directed his attention was such defects are curable by medical skill. • Patients Iti the Country are requeste l to state the parties tants of a district ravaged by the irruption of ,a vol.! that relative tothospitals, and he rejected the excep. lan Of their rasa. age, sand "maw a Owing. irreirsiific a 8111114 cano, in whom all complaint was - fruitless. ..As to Sion of the Committee, and proposed to substitute Note for Advice and Medmines; and the sank wilthe forwarded the funds transferred to the Coisse d'Amortissement the following amendment : t.' All the property which t,.any part of the Kingdom. , The secr ecy which is Pa essential to our undertaking, AA the and the Legion' of Honour, he thought, as these flmobeen disposed of in favour af hospitals, shall be qualifications a hiols we have presumed to swe form thelewls funds never ceased to be strictly national, they I re -purchased.by the State, by means of an estrum... of Mir preteosioes, aid to cuineukstre with bath &is intimation is . c the emi grants. ought stored - to With respect I Binary tax,- which shall boincluded in the budget of gives, that Mona. Corm and Co. may be cossetted by puma . to be re of either lies with Oho Molest secrecy used itimiturs at 'belt to the utoney set apart for charities, he thought it i 1816... 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"to'lndivitissiii entitled to - relief.- : Ile comdeded the . . . -..- Road. • Majesties' Servants will perform . --www- expresaing a wish taakall Frenthaten, aristocrats,' •411- • TO RR COLD' RY AUCTION, ' ' • PARIS, Oct.. W.-The Duchess of Orleant was:, tepublidds, .emigrints, • tesiersdists, .patriots, Ice RING RICHARD THE THIRD. By Mr. COCHRAN. ... _ On TUE SDAY , y, the 15th of November next. said awe folinw- . delivered or a eon yesterday* evening b •to take would drink of the water! d eblivkep. Be 'OW Lee Deicer Gloster, Mr. K. an. in g Maya, or till alb is sold off; the Land uo WEDNESDAY, . , the title of Dok d N - ;a is e . . • •• • . •• • To which will he added, • .at Two o'Clicti, e 0 emours. • • trite aslimended. . ...• , - .• - . • • THE MAYOR OF GARR.ATT. THE STOCK of 'the FREEMANTLE NUR- It Is said that the fate of . Saxony has just been de- .• • ......... _, I. z es, Us Second Price Ss. 6d.-Pit, 3N. 6d.; Second SlitING Pr ffllit RBTN. -',• . . SERY, pear Ragshot, Surrey, consisting of se Acre., tided. The Russian troops areltbont to ocCii y *that ' • -.. __ l 4 - . • t pa ce , li. Lever Gallery, 25. ; Second Pr ice ,. h.-Upper more or less: the Niir•ery Stock tonsists of very goad Ame- kingdom, and Prosiia rill take Tossession ail.- ' Cutlery, IS s Second Peke, 6.4. .rifest plant., large and small, with soon of the aurae; a 1.111119. • Prussia Ea M. AMIE conceireu )rinse emigrants w o os pi* perty was alienated be end the possibility *fired Th. „ non to be „ end al ben peat ewe e.ekiekr to be • thy of transplanted forest trees, of sizes dad sorts fur lease and I cedes St Friesland to the Electorate of small plantations ; 'redline oaks, beech end young Urea'. of Hanover , which is to be erected into a kingdom.- or restoration , 'to lie . equelly _entitled try the thesis ass at half yak six. sorts; holly, audit large u nacorty of one and two year quirt a ' Howie Cassel is to be a Grand Duchy. Poland . iii deratibn of the chamber', •es •titme.hosel a variety of fine fruit trees, end a haodimme gretieboaae, aidi L. A n . • . - . • ' THEATRE-ROYAL, OCIVENT GARDEN. m u tt .4 vn i oa t,k ern - bogie o wns warm s ; and ion oar . we ender the dominion of Russia, except Gallicia, were available. Hi! - pro prormesi that in the lfilieriefsli e we raredwiabs, and which reutitins to Austria, and some petty districts, , 1816 annuities to the ameaut of to taittioniathfis Tii" present EVENING, Oct. 31, will rc r it a i: ;,,a r f s i ztb: r !l collection of very w fog hetbstreous plates. .should be iiis'eribed .oh the booli.,*<ins till =girt . be perforined. Nth will be incorporated with Silesia. This news To be viewed by applying to Mr. Dare on the Premise*, ' ly t . 1) led a tun ROMEO AND JULIET. where Candi - ire:, may be had; at Mr. m.bregor's, Nanery- stan d s in need a confirmation. ,rt u mong emigrants 1160111 P 'reptile& bid ; Reaseu, Mr. Calaway ; Juliet, Min O'Neill.. man, lighara ; the White Hart, Frinsley ; mad the priesciita r - ; Amongst the extraordinary reporttlit Ha • been said, it Prepertielete thellptlest 4 Uwe Pelt Iron. in the neighbourhood ; at the Auction Mart, near the s. i ..''' .. L . atai • • gi lt *ilia. To which will be added. Bank ; Meters. Mason, Fleet.strees I mid ttf the Aattloneen• " ""'w w"owing, which has , beer:published in .: aa e ,... , THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. No.?, Doke slice , Grosvenor-.enare. • AO* of . Nuremberg :-The King of Denmark.; M. .i;v115.1C11 coo tiered the pile of the illy ft • unconstitutional ; net that he - dielpproved of whe Slam, 7s. t Second Price 36. 61.-Pit, 3s. 6d. i Seemed PILES. '- - 0 1-einksii Zealknd and Copenhagen to England, and re- Pdm, - %.-tower Gallery, Si. I Seemed Price, b.-Upper MH ISTita t ellecont ilongetmuscomplaliit, -eaves to exchange the Electorate of Hanover and it proposed to do for the emigrants, for he was eve lisliery, Li.; Second Prkee. 6a- ',A ssay ' aid - vaf 1 - 4d, to hiving retabee Hainburgh. desirous that the relief should -be • elliMsded . to al I • s• to bi:tiose nit emigrants alike; but he wished thi , 4. Private 800 . may be had ifighlti, ea apppeattea to Mr. to • Ole to icille Prellated bv • a" Lewis .No. 14, Charles- ; k it IS reported and believed in the territory of Os- ' grunion, at the Busty . street, Co rot -eardem. !cis .sold there in pucketsai 7s. each. :do regard to the present holders of eilaritiltpro . A YOU ' 4BSENTED. Tlif - 4. or lute fee 11. Is each packet krontalued. very full wad nahruck, that , sorple printed Directions, Miles, and Castles*. so that any me the district of Meppin, and the Pros- ! .....,„.. - sins provinces of East Friesland, and the county of Im` 67 • $ • . . . a A a ll France " (wounded be, - 4 ‘ laistlisso . I • . staff: nog under ibi• painful disomicr may have the satistaetioe T : :`verall'itt IT4i fatal doctrine..d td. F•tutud, a delay Friday Eveidtti; :October 21, a YOUTH u r j u d g i ng .1. and pai,aing t e most likely aad rare made of. ooAgens will be incorporated with Hanover, which 4- to open a door on the nit field let 'stational do ANN 4 *BE % ,f ED meow 4„. his mend , tit the ne i,ki.,„ r . erecting rt•lio f, or of g uardorg again... or preveetiacohe deo. • saill•thos become mistress of the mouths of the Ems, • mains. „_ ( Here come ettiesitsti heatri.).4 .hp e d of Coorio,e-crols; should this meet his view, it is rimiest. Alt: of fi!adat wall b krittlts froet Isett o ie!ed. or iii-lnanaged as it is already of the mouths ef the Elbe and the - rne r i vetiesied neat he will return to his home, a nd ' r e lieve rites. a . ui ! ing othe r . namia . great in a iiicat sefeuce, who h a ve , & : " Already," continned the orator, i the two et the m ost a onisin toffeviika the mind of an alerted approved or the ; mone . of relief su g gested by . the present In 1. Weser.-French Funds 73 L 4* 1 tremities of the kingdom have resouaded with ti ad offecineate parent as also Ike rest of his tom' y ; with the cto'"Sur "f. the inetedlett 6 IC' telt oolorow it , ay* the 114# Of ' .1 n ••••-••-• promise that the iudisc;etioe which otcasioaed his departure adminnittrug them), may be too intoned the celebrated Stahl, ear PRESS ' •LA RELATIVE TO THE LIBERTY OF Till: . words of the Minister, as with the claps which pis , r ated be overlooked. .. i Hoffman, Cullen. Di.rwin, and J. ba }lnhere. When the Pike d thunderbolt. T` effect which ha SANCTIONED AND PUBLISHED, OCII. 21, 1814. ; ce de he they 1 , are paid imtenijno to i n , n, tb. it early mane, the twangs art has ..• grimace, su ffi cient WO 'Alit to retiree, hat to establish a care .- i , i *Louis, by the Grace of God, King of France and produced has been so rapid and so general, that a NAPOLEON BON AP-ARTE. These resour es me pointed nu in the above p anted directions. of Navarre, &c, ; civil transactions have been at once suspended. rpm attention of she Fashionable World is almost It obY be !'ad bib" fr""' ttb"ri" ll * Its4a l Larbanges Mande, We have proposed, the two Chambers have . adopt. ' general distrust and excessive fear have caused' .An 'over.; Anna CriiitreH, K. roe. , e%ley, BMA t Tyler, AL eselasively directed to the *magnificent Painting of 80. Brentwood ; neigh,. Mine, .114,tois Seeley, Borkinglamia et], we have decreed, and do decree as follows :- 'stagnation, the effects of which even the royal Ire NAPA RTE, taken in Paris by his speeiA,permissiroo, oo Isis ; Toloo , on Climbs.; ; 113 rsitee. Cnigheider; J liff ; n a tional proper retools from Morcow, by Lefebvre, and completed under Ike' ~..n w ; 1 ~ "- r• Crew. i TITLt iST.-.-01 , TIIE PUBLICATION OF WeltILS. ! soy* has felt. The proprietors of we enborugh. Ditstwattle ; Trewasen or Wonkier, I Nane p,t eaperinteliiisoce of the fele rated David, first railer "' Art. I. Every writing of more than 9,0 sheets "PO longer sell or in ortgage their estates. They a Exeter t Bailie. Maidvloret Harold, hittriNireitshi Inwood, , sir Itspeleon• This grand and iniad'aide Painting' reprec eals Newport Paget all ; Dicey. or Edge, Northampina; Jones, Ox- agitates) of printing, tray be published without ex- soddenly reduced to poverty in the very bourn I him al the natural size, standing upon the threw of the Thud- torn; Dixon, itie brow; i re in, seiiiwer. ; cr010.. .. 0 k i i e ... h o med wish the imperial stale robes; and was late ilse ", r amination or previous censure. " wealth. Whence . arises this calamity ?..-- - TheAtte ... Lan t don, Soerbornet Jogai, Tipinton ; Estill, Wells; tides, . property of the Mayor and Municipal Council of the city or , Wit hem. H. same is permitted, whatever may be the ,ofit is the declaration of the. Minister, that ther H The . • Mte, aod removed from the Mansion-Iname of that city on ' , the abdication of Napoleon. Asa work of art, the Painting LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. amber of the sheets, with respect to-1. Writings party they Rums does not legally bt4ong te,ttrw .. • nomeises transcendent merit, and the portrait is allowed by the His Royal Nighties. the Duke of York , President, sad the ie dead tongues and foreign languages. 2. Mand- For this is in fact the consequence, df hit ailiertic .... _. bas' udges tub the oaly mamal likeness maw publicly exhibit- fallowing Committee of 00frfOOT9 f'• 44 recognizes . meats, Pastoral Letters, Catechisms, and Books of that the law in the ernitrints . a rips big in KoMpe. Earl of Leitrim I Colonel W. J. Janes. M. P. Tn he semi at Na . 53, West Meer Leicester-omiare, from Tea Earl of Egremont I John Latigache, Esq. M. P. Prayer. 3. Memoirs io Law Processes•signed by an property which always,: . isted "M. Dlbiteh/ . • C tilt uark.-admirtrou, One Shilling. Bi a la Hos. T. Jodie. col net 11. Clements, AL P. Advocate, or a person acknowledged by the Courts served, that the cause of the rapidity with . Whi N. B. Awsb.cription for nu s ill of the above received fi t fi wo .R.B. p h - 0 4, 4 , 1 .1;Lp. capta i n Jaw% Hay . and Tribunals. 4. Memoirs of Literary and Scion- mistrust and fear had spread, was the eondect or ti.e Rooms. Sabscribers ,will receive a Free Adaiimion Hon. Col. J. Barry P. Tither. - Surgeon,Mr. Eireann, title Societies , established or acknowledged by the a Journal which hid: spoken more strongly ti 6.1' Coonerted with the ab/fge Exhibition it is intended to Member of the R. l lO Colle g e, Loadao. Ring. 6. The opinions of Members of the two ;even the Minister on the subject, and 'had Inioli a Repository for the reception of ancient and modern rrIIE Patronage this Institution has received, for Ch am b ers . . - ' M. Bedoch, one of the Membirs of the Chetah Paintio A s and other works of art. Ste. eta Sale by Private Con- . . • . A the evrits-ive treatment and Cure of b .th Sexes, aldreted j hart, and'er the denomination of the. • • 111. With respect to Tit' of 20 sheets and M • Durbach then made, stype fiery severe remarks w ings - M. IMPERIAL GALLERY AND ItrifSEUlt OF ARTS. with Venereal Complaints, and their dresulfal cowiequetwes, as ' . strictures debility, ulcerations, &c. canilisited coder the ma. , der *not designated in the preceding Art i c l e ,the the Censurers of the Press„ fer • not Suppressing 1i,,,,,,,a os a sufficient Collection it AMidr, al Cut ts will i • na g ratent'of the ffert prof/N.lO oal abilities, w ill sat . isfy the Pub- . , Director - General ' of the benksellin trade of aris ; article and declared, that the Chamber had ati he rehashed, with the priers Affixed, li pion it is presumed g 9 • • 'I lic ef the high merits of Mr. KIERNAN'S phut, aid that by it a; .‘, 1) r ,. cannot iml to insure public patronage. inthe Departments, may, according to demand the most ample satisfaction - for:Meath . ~ the itionivestiences of Polak Charities v.re nvoided, whilst the an d the ' effects A Plilic..t•ao for the dolioa" of Printing! . d er. 10 b° ma d - young and tHIWIIf% are pmmeesed against the fatal delusions bald to circumstances, order that they be communicated 'on its dignity. • He proposed to set Aside tlispyis by Letter, addremed to the,. Proprietor of the Eshiliiii..n. mai by advertising pretenioniin this brawls --f proetice- *Since w ore pr imi ng . -- • --4.genn of a law altogether, and to ' yob?, ..00001 P. : A Ptoopectus of the above )art anion to be bad ni the Room. ill . , as „ mom s„ eime Aroma seript forotts;34 , l2eueffistor .. , -• ' ' IL-- -.V • - :- 'I. •-.6 • k ere. I. lid= ......41,...1VC beet curvil.it Monet confinement Of iilliiry to W. The Director-General of thellogikielling trade . : Address to his Majesty, praying for a•-neat• err, • - • • Jost published, • - r.setiletina oubd with a delicacy and secrecy hitherto sisiknowe ; I w ill caus e to be examined, by one or more Censors,- cording to which no esfate•ihOuld be fetter*" , ... , Price Ss. di/. beam, the SccOnt Edition of . maoy of aisle have bibuured ander the mom complicated f.. r i n g ' clown from among those whom the King shall have annuities from the great boo grented .in proporl t" AA ;••' or, Thor Young Godmother. A Tale -_ • of the disease (roan tee to sweaty swam. The , ll . At symptoms Odd to Mr. Kiernan's treatment in a feat day, ; and where apointed, the writings eltich he may have ordered to the value-single men to-enjoy these annutttes AA for Youth. ...,.___;- appeorstuce of debility comes um; too earl) applicatime comet t o he communicated, • hold theiii..;lsert and those which the Prefects , life only-men having families to - , By ALICIA CATHARINE MANT.' . be mark to prevent the danger that may ensue. ! . • "It le rove pars and duties tO see that this Waal be taught, Mt. Kiernan may be conealted by either Sex, wa. l i l , the shall have addressed to him. • : tar and Perpetual. The lariesthmoent.'smlamtpr , • in meamr - be shall be able to team. what a soleata vow• pro- g reatest secrecy. at his private hoo-e. No.. IC. Lower Char- .be 1000 francs a r the-smallkt, • - 1 1 ,11 two Censors at the least are of opinion that y , . . . . ... , los h aps prere.siesvhe bath here made by you.“--.office fur Lt (hose ISedford-erimare, from for to twelve is the merit. the writing s to have an increase • eletid; a defamatory libel, or that it may dig. above the ageO4 60 . .. ~ .. ?oh• lieyi. of ladies. lug, and from six till DOW at night t to whom letters 'and ..the y* i fi fth. . • MOW for C. Lew, Ave-Mariaehine. London. cosiniewiestioas. from (sewn and country, may be addressed, and ' rthe public tranquillity, or that it is contrary to , those above 70 of one- tu b .... will he miecisally amwered. ~ _ _- printed.-After•s (the Constitutional Chart, or that it offends against ; The speesii was ordered to be • _,_ ~._ .....,_. . forthor sneakitia the discussion. was adjourns:Ate P.i . rsons opeolisch ; ..