The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-13 00:00:00

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' .., ~ ..,;•,!..;•••• ,?.n t - • • . r , . 14% , • . • ' • • • . • . . • *,• . 1 L01% 7 7)014 , , 181. . .. - - . • . P,R WE • ----- - -- - .......,_ k....i.5• ilia.. fairest CAMOVII--/Asps widerful friend t •Slii. *due* HArriso! ' ' -I • ..: , N... 11, ,j., ! M. 4. •. :~ i ..: ~ • •••0 k • • • - . r". Y.' . 640: ' •. ,~~. ~~~ • %;-. ea* FRING II 1 1 .4PEltS. .- ,- Some persons/ cnritinue ( - Ole arrested; ate" greater -mowi-, . .•. part of them are exiled froni Madrid. Dittltrat22llo l MAir.23-;--iWe lest* tblli.iiie Prue. iricNvi A, MA i 28.-M any German Princei hale don Minister, Beton Stein, is to .repalle . ,hi.Viesea, 1 Oready taken lodgings far the period of the Congress. to *lst at the bongresei which will open oe the IGthl Our city wilt be very brilliant ; fot,, as the fate of of Jelyl_ • This Minister, it is said, will, • represent . Germany otill be decided at this iSsembly; all the the Emperor of Russia, dud will preside at the Con- : Princes will repair hither in Person or by istnie.; gress. It is now decided that AnspaCh and Bay. ! sentatices, to enfokce their rights or elates. 1 • reuth, which it was expected would be united tot Baste, JUNE 3.-A little agitation Preiaiii it} Prussia, are to belong to • Bavaria. Prussia will ; tome of the Swiss cantons. Patties hate been-formed obtain some compensation on the left bulk of the.: *ho. complain that all authority his lieeti reiiiMed by Ithine. .i the Patrician families: ; this itpirWof .discOutent pars; . . The German Joutintle assert, that a great !IWO ; ocularly appears in the 'eatitotti Of Berne, Frilvdtii Belgium will be united to Holland; ate{ that France * l end Soleure. • -.. • .....,,, has refused, is a positive manneif to cede Alsace,l At Soleure, on thetd of tune, Matted Were.ciashf „.,.Terse; .o:T^flie I 6-cae•i"it id& 1 for which ample compensation were offered her: ;edto a great' leogth. A body of .11tleeents appeared .-- maws him &ewe of deal of t0....4 a - 6129464. 1 1 a i 111 arms. aIZ.., - -. . - MAD2IO 3 MAY 24.-The Portfolio of the Minis - ' before the gates of the totem, *bleb Were shut : 50C1 - m eoeveiellaladalrill ia- ..''."' ''' - - 11•9 1 tee of Wier has•been given to Gentrialirrwyre. • -; of them cleared the Wolfe,' Ind took:pesielitain of the Theillasquis d' Arica, Admiralef.Arregon, titer- :orseitl. Inteernsibeitr• hitentiOev to attivioe the fete. chum the office of Grand Chamberlain. • ~ Of Government: , - -: ~: •• ' • '.."--' , - • - • . ~.• • - _,, ~ The letters which We receive from 'Neils the and , PAhts. Joisifltlie Whig inirottered 'Me terllle• A . SIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the. l English Journals wish to make it appeal that Much !lon of five COminiiiiiions• On 'the sebictof.the ma .nae Nobility and Poblie in geferal, that a saving trots 4e fermentation prevails here. What do they mean by 'bee, to examine the claims .of officeri,',fo invesil. SO Mt per cent. in the priie of CLO . .. TH . I. S s . by applying tit tho _ TA V LOtt's COMPAN YO . ICES, 123, - New Soo& =--". _ _._ _-..7.7.--T'"" this secret tactic'? The disquietude s they speak of gate the propriety of alterations inette natuil reg ain - Street ; No. 8 and 481;•Strand, near Charing Cries. . CORN LAWS, " exist only in the minds of a small number of periens tons , Eee. Admirals Gantiteaume, Missleisy, Rosily, Subjoined is aSketch of the Reidy Money PRICES : • rah day was published, in France and England :in short, .we are istitnialed-• 'F.tneriau, du. are the prinCipal • Members of - these test Saperbut Coat rit,..4u.r.a..., in severalad coats _ .. . 8%9 LI to t XI 4 3 : 8 0 !SUM, .4 1 LNCE of n SPEECH against the pro• at the erroneous opinion in which they 'obstinately.' Commissions. larse•ei, rta' its • '' : - 6tiln•6 16 6 t. 10°94 4 Aheratino of the CORN LAWS, intended to have persist, respecting this country. Spain is absolutely I, Besides the six consprielef. body-guards, there •FiNtitewi ••r Meille Wisistenriti . Vit 16 to .0.10 '0 , bee" +1 1411 0 4 + 60 House Or Cwawanalws MoutioY, Jane 6. Vier Wohe Dt=•••• tires. Ditto - •. a 111. in il o By JOHN BROADHURST, Is-q. without any revolutiouary intrignes. It is and Will are to be added to the + R ' 's liouielteld itoops, four Mkt, Mack Siik Ditto , . • -I 6to • I 14, V Printed for H. Colhorn, 50, Condnit-street, Hanaversmtre. 'be governed in its owe ity. Our Cortes have ' companieS of- Aforesque.aiNrs two wompaides•of light !Worsted St,Wking Pantaloons .:.•.16to I 10 0 I- . thrown away all their tabour: and our politician's horse s and two of gen-d'aretee ; each of the CoMpe tkitto B•lltread, verp,sbuda • • .. ..,.--. IHi to V 5 u l • TRUTH TRIUMPHANT. Clutb Pantainwa 4+ ..;• •• . +: ' 1 .151 'to 22 0 . have left their pains. , . uses to be 500 strong. ° . .'- '42. 2t03 5 0 1 SICKNESS CHEERED BY HOPI•:.-HEALTH 'MTH The English assisted us in the Struggle which we 'We are assured that the Attiertrani have oWered to_ iitiveluw , e Ivan. - . Breechri . • • • ,„ '716t0 I t 6 01 ALL ITS BLESSINGS.* is . . maintained; this a motive for grati- '•give 1000 acres of lankto foteien general ciliketrs She Primeteather Hato - •, .: •• 3 12 ( 9 9s' 0 THE PROPRIETORS of Dr. JOSHUA WEB- I have so long tude; hat to this extent only will . it influence a nation will enter their service, a smaller quantitylO'othe,t LIVERIES. . . STER'S. ENGLISH DIET DRINK. have for some bad J r ick,:t 41,1 W:eisteont,atiCord Breech . es • •3 IS 6 years enjoyed the inexpressible felicity ot' relieving nod reco• which is impenetrable to foreign insinuations , and officers, and 30 acres te each soldier. It is impoiei- Batt of t s'rty 'ACS oto 5 101 &moot Cunt 30 to 3'16 . 0 . a eon a g reater 'number itt suffering and hopeletw Patients, is which sets upon the impulse of iinagination, aud ble to kno* whether ' such measures may In °cure Soma Box Coat slb I , t tlO I Overtills . 1 Itol lb 0 i the vast variety of Disorders which undermine the Constitution. uptin.the principles of calculation. • powerful aid • ; but it mak be doubted, al the general Termonf Contract by the y ear , on ronsideratkiu of renaming ; and :a last extinguish life. than the Veldt of any, or of all their old elms . oilier public Medicines, can justly aid truly 'toast. If the of--} Kossin, h[ AY 25.--General Lacy, on whom the blockade of the American coasts by English fleets _seen; per Year self 0I 5 Suits per Tent seSS 10 , Aided in CO NSU MPTIO N in Soto PH U LA, in SCURVY. , i 4 Ivido.-.. ...,•22 0 1 6 itto .. . SO 10 in CUTAN Finis ERUPTIOPIS, in the immense class of t Cerise relie d so much, has showu_equal seal for his will render the arrival of these new auxiliaries dift. il -., . on the same ;wind e, fee Coats only : 1 Divarders pi-culi,te to Females at CRITICAL PERIODS of 1 Sogereign. The province of Gallicia is as tranquil cult, and whose emigration the Governments of Eu - 3 coariper Year selit - 10 , 5 Coats per Year ',IS -0 LIFE. cad in all . Comolaints idicating IMPURITY of _. e ' .of e-• rope wOuld also discourage. - "-41)1tfei, ~ 1340 ti I)itto, - • 19 0 BLOOD an d DEBILITY of A I L ! H IT, require forthervroof I we ...+.l"°. .'wval. Spain. I .... • . Gol i ersis sei t j o i n ing their re+necilvc reimeals• or going of t h e . truth of such asbertin . o.. they hav e . only to consult a I The Spanish army which returns from France is 1 ritANICTOItT, MAY 2 4 3.-Colonel Blucher , . son o , f • ova* t „ , is nnivi . d by his R.R. the cinnntande ,...i n „cht. e f.. t . anynie . ,pr et• ouly . O . neSostling, ! potato:toe more than a bun. ' • f , : animated by the best spirit.. A fete 'has been cele. 1 the celebtated Marshal of that name s , ; Is arrived in area living cases utile), by ordinary enquiry. cannot oh to , Ladies' Wanag Dresses, mid Y ming Gentlenten 7 s Hiner I)itio, • v ~ remove every doubt from the muds cf the most inter/wins. , brated at Vittoria to celebrate the return of the'King thil city. ' : ' • - sende•iin ,operior "'vie. I. Few . men are end 'wed . with the requisite but rare talent ; if ex-_ : to his Capital. . . Vbeitairawagoint•enarge of those abut:the andtivelnng credit! GENEVA, MAY 21.-The Principality of Monaco 1 . been% 5a. ,... t of .„ baut _ A. s. and C 0.,,,,,,,,., the -Nap a , trotting and s iitiniaily combining the essence of Beres mid Lord Wellington, Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo s made : a4e ~,I n o ,,, j 'a - ,,,d,,, - ,4iir d dr e ,:„.„, , ,. i „ th ew 1 , 6 „.„ f rom ot h er Plant._ for . Medirinat purposes; but Dr. WEBSTER, an mot- t_. and that of 'Menton have been , reunited to - Piedmont. entrance into this capital yesterday afternoon hairs's: hientneetwarr of cuoduktine their .Inisiness for quick .. n t ent Pli i y a s ec ic ,l i t n oe n for l 1 m r or i e b oom b ; lf h. t s s meeilnitdary. 711Triy fr ti n i l l% li ;o v n" ; : The Commigsnries of Isii Sardiniari Mijegy hate he was received with all the honeurs due to his rank, Ig:rt. they are +TOW 1 ". pen for (tie money t uns other. ' :•a 4 ;r 4. 13 al; irl• I Nl i erlicine t li i Oat Ante of perfectio n Section Which the ' taken possession of them in his mirme. - % •- ' - poretewe their goers fne.-Getetemeu m the cory sup- tY., . 1 .1 • • • r and the eminent services which entitle .him to the i !great Sir Jahn Hill a 1111 l gin migut in tome be accomplished, • , _a 1 4b 1 4,..!. how .4.44#40, their nomarre, lir Me wit, suit : - volt Tll 9. , HAIR, that imps ovements in medical knowledge w•ilit, of no di- , taut !to an audience of the King, the noble Lord, in his ~. • U;OSON'S HUME' DIVINE, recommended • period, infallibly proKitier. Tne late De. WEBSTER realizerl 'the expectation of both, by btsvitso prAnced a ve,tetoble re- quality of a 'Grandee of Spain, kissed the hated of --' ley Pri.. !Ismer' Croiksaaroc, &r. uoie 01 . 10 bivey , 6l 4 4 :.4 . oeivi .,,f capepb ,,.. t h e • teedle,ntth:o,.iili, 110 0 :Wit' pritiriemill,_4_4l4Fip.sti Is t , y h y m e: l iAi r. been eve r ,; h!is Ma je st y, as a l so these, of the Infants. • . Ilia Mil h . naUSSELS, JUNE 7.--Tli - ough Me Teetity of Peace Iti‘starobee seirt # liv Steiverved Itill 0 %is 1101 4 r vie ,„„;; e 4 m ..„. r .,,:,i, or ' od ,... s .,L im t . 3 - si e r 'b i c is ..._ , Jetty mankestea on this occasion, those .sentimente' does not speak it the future lot of 'Belgium; we are 1 , ..0u ex itemr old age tin +Atwell have her" I "n 4 k't"" 141 ; celiac' -' I ft t the to 10 sad ma be take wt)l t eefeet ' ot-esgerd with which this Nobleman has Inspired ay..sov private families a di.tioriion in this kingeloar, and it is .` P Pleasant .". . ' •.. I"P , - Certain that sethe'of• th e Belgians Provinces will have a „ff ere d 1 ,, poli ti c ool i ce tin ti.r s a e costi id e ni se , pr e•si.to o mit . Ita..fet by a seining ;a the salt stage of pregimacy, or eves by at ; the august family now on the throne, and ali %Pe" the advantage -of being joined to a neighbouring Is will atrial universal utility • it freeti•the hair fr-on &ender.. ma r+ ~d ,aY Md., E . s ten and Co . 9 2. , niards sincerely attached to their Country .- -- • • f 1 1 „.„ hap Sold bolcsaie by the sole Proprietors, and K-log• state. It is a ffi rmed, that the state, of which we at, promotes the g rowth, g ives it a MOPS hemiti uzs , a Southwark ; end also Wuolesale and Retail by their We had hoped that this return of the King, the are to make a part, is to have for its boundary flee gra fa perfunw, mut beautifies and knells it its curl. awd where f*lnecaut‘thrti d E L . 1 e West smith the'lieud E bald from change of climate. persioir.stion, latest- a II s• M'f'rs - Howard an vans, ong an • '' general joy n hick it excites, and the immense belie , . held. All Letters and Orders (post paid) addres.ed to them, left bank of the Meese from Vettio to below De- Pem sea . .. l ' B ' l l' "en"' such as fe te "' relazali . fin s ....... j will meet the earliest attention. And is sold retail, by one at fits which may be conferred on a nation, tormented Ha m. The Province of Luxemburg, a part of the coorhernents.ote. or from any cane that arises Noma relaxatioa . least. In every c on.itlerahle Town in the United Kingdom ; and Iby a tempest such as that we experienced, would Ardennes , the province ' of Limburg , and Austrian of the pores, or a partial destnatimi of the Auld, which mon, by the following Vender : of Medicine in Louden: !Whit- I sonuishes the hair, the use of the HuLe Divine w , ill r.. sun, cstanisdrn • , I i 108 Rossftwit . Bolton% medicinal 1 have dictated to our journal writers, discussions use- . (; e eide r teed, lu're I; to ""I'''''ll ibllh Y ; gee teitisell&e' ° I cfs3er in "'g r. Warehouse and Jibe' Itti;til F.tel;in'ge Corolaill I Coley- ful to the general terest. or least a res are to be given to another power. The .seraiing the hair..from twveral respectattle individual. who had s PeCtrili a' ; cantons ceded to France are a. mew rectification of worthy, theorist drug i t 144 • wan:chapel 7 ; d at . B • seems we are condemned (only fort i the frontier, these parts of oar territory lying in the tried minus ether articles without e ff ect, in a " Vis•ertot::.n .l a lu nd aseY a s t . lence. tt theini . t , 21 Great anal.tirrey l s 3 tre . et, , Blockfrisirs'-rh 410 the Nature mai Diseases of ;he/lair," and illustrative o; its Kettni b m;,ton-Cross: Sanger (I - ate Bacot's), 150, o;ford.etreet ; i short time doubtless) to listen to the ridiculous de- 1 . midst of the French frontier, have Occasioned Me. virtues, euclwed with ench bottle. Midgley, chemist and druggist. 49 . Strand; Hudsin and Co. I clemations of a.monk, who obstinately edits a Pam• ' rences between the two pee ers. Suld by the . Proprietor's Aceot, 45. Gerr.ird- street. chemist., &c. T 7, Haymarket; Ward, SU, Holborn; nod Mat- . 1 lAt 1 I 'I I h S • 0-1 t • "...now i by Messrs. liattle and Pierce, Itin,l.elieet i Harding end tress perfumr 85 - neet.stree , , p iles, entrt et a aNtri or the AA. enc. a Sentinel. nowt'''. Poll-Malls; Rive. Cheopsole l 1) " 13 . 4 " It t } "'et" In Hair P c t ins . , at . 4s.-Pints, is. 6d.-Qoaris, 14s. each, duty jit in stuffed with sermons without charity, and shame- Bast.c MAY $t -The Emperor el - Austria is ex- Street ; Berry, aterk-mreeti Burgess, Cur•iitir.street ; D ..y, ; 1 pected here on the 5114 of June. A • great - many Tavistock-street ; Harris Neirgate-street : Grange, 0 ictor.! iweluded + . .1 less personalities, which must speedily cause its sup. officers are here belonging to the allied troops, that mites i 211;014., RA --nisei+ llora-street ten d Ines% Pet-linnet , - and Hair-dre•sers in the kingdom, in bottles. Is. 6d. iis. Loy. 6A. gerous and unskilful defenders. . !are returning over the Rhine. It is observed that sad 0011. Guinea, signed Hudson and Co. in red ink ;ell other many of them are dissatisfied with France. • Another Jourenl, called the Procurator of the , vre contiterfeits. FBOM AMICE, May 9.6.-The continuance of so Phalan and the King, follows the same course with many Austrian o ffi cers in Alsace causes frequent dis the Atalayn. . But public. opinion is as little to be pates with the French -Offititts. The green houghs jndged of front these' obscure prints, as from the - • a hick they year has partly occasioned this. The ' Mornif - - ires to prevent • • • 'lli It•l4l4EP,:itcrYM., DROiefILANIt. J r sp V tr. t.sent E)11 - N(i, James 13 1 their' sis•imie,' r ?n s!a in orttn, • . r • -KM& RICHARD 14114 THIRD. • • ; übee a (loiter iiake)„ Mr. it - ewn. s x „. r ificr which, a new ballet Dance, holflN aut. To vtlairh in be %Atte& • , • •••••11110EINGt6 ISCRIVING. - ituosyr,,iiktutou. - . • rrnE ANNIYFAISARY, MAL'TTNO at RUG IL BY SCBOOL,.wiII lie h4lden To.tnoirow, the 1481 of 'JUNE, being tie second Toesi.tv in that Month. The 1. es itut Gentlemen, who intend to ftivnur the Meeting with their Company, are requested le!sent the Schonl•house by a gunner bei..re One °Thick Ni which time the delivery uf the Prize no Compositions oud gotta . cites will cunatneoce, and after which veer.% can be Ault:ed. The public Iteheacsal for the Inhabitatts of the Town, will b an II .oday, the ISt It, nt a qttrter heftwe TED a4CIOck. Tlieretedlog Rehearsals are to be 'tended wily by iuvita- UM. i•liY ZIT . 2 RICKETTS, Al fiE.s:Nra Ql. . rAq.. tums, And Public Breskfat, as mat, la the fiL•w Assembly Rooms, at the Spread Eagle Ida. PUTCB PAPERS. MATRIMONIAL FELICITY. MFiSR4 GOSS and Co. as regular Members or 1 * the lioiso . al College of Surge Ins its London, have sedw• InuslY devoted their imevion for the last Ii Years to the seedy. of those Disorders which ;0 frequently embitter, nod too ofies.k. •prevent, that inestimable blessing—Mated/mint Felicity. The mono applications they have bltnerto received from persons of the brio distinction, anti she wilful'''. 2;ueress attendinz their su perior 'node of tre:ainent iii such complaints, induce these thus pottliely t . tiller their ot.istatner, iii all caws of dehility or de. !Wortley, whether .tesulting from the too frequency o f partici. paling iii the gaieties of f t Aioriabic life, the unbounded imltt)- genre of liltertinism, or a .ecret solitary habit, which weaker' l'the etiergs of the mind. and Art:troy) She glower of youth, by prodiir il' eternity in the tme sea, and impotence in the other, they oiler a .ale nod permanent cure. To this • who, from siielt eouiplaintt ore prevented en. ' tering into the tool lied i•tlite, and stsuarned to seek rkllff, brood aver their itiftr , iiitieit ill silence. it must he consoling I. know, how user dillicalt or intilfecitutt the cure may he deemed by o ther Prnetiti •uers, Oat by a renuvothig nod infallible inttbud they may he restored so a sound and vigorous tonstitutioa. 1 A Ccrtain Dimirder, frequently romeneted in a tom e ! mew .of iddistretion, and every speeies of Venereal Infecti, by ' a mild and never-failing mode of treatment, is speedily and rah : ducally removed, without restraint in diet or exercise : as alsa v STRICTURES of the Urethra and Clefts. which they, . are et:allied to cure in short period. without having recoursefla the painfully dangerous effects of the caustic; references or widen can he given to several gentlemen of high revert:4ollljg : who have been cured in a very short period, after having la. - Mowed u 'der strictures for mans years. To Married Fe:..ales, whose expectations of those tender pledges of connubial tmppiness . have been defeated. it may Mtn he - leapine reflection to know, that by a proper penrefisaca GREY lIAIR,NVFINSKFRS, immediatelyori li chaitgo irn dui k 1.4 u it o r Hark. on ma imprevrel prite. generol, dy a., win hub...mine; it well known that dyes fur -the hair rennin wet fir hour* whit h,b switch In cage ant . one their death of cnlsl 'But Nil NC F.'S 131 PRO V El) 1) I' E. prepared With *v* iz. %kith la. the wily innoevii aibt n••• • istthe dye ever diseisserri. des WO dries immutlipivii ; , weariu‘ fol.e. hair bn c' ant of their "wit %eh% grey irrd.,i,y uils i g this Improteci bill be en3tled to vs e. , r their 0108 hpir. Gentlemen hash* redlish 111 Arry whi kern suoylnostedine.ty Wilke then, dark. Al there are #lngri,,tl.. he pirtiettlar k. *A for Ps ince', improved D)e, at Our Goi..ra yet Wide, or sis booties for bi. in C 411.rsims...—Obgerve,• the cover of each bottle is priutel are sealed up with sorts holds, so that . t 0.4 an dye their oleo hair with ewe anti plesoure. Sold twine l'tesprietor, Prince, Itemlit, 9, John-street, Os 4or-luttreet, London, vest door to n Coarh-inakei's; nod by wrist priorip:tl Petitioners and Mean lute Vender.. Toneetworriiid , it . Ladies and Getitie.nett ohm reside in the Counts", by L inclosios rite amount for any quantity, Mr. Prince 'will...tat, by return of touch, to any part of the King- , .. Angular obserrations of the l'imes and _ ing. M a gi strates e strates have taken serious measut. , pt. Chronicle. The (I‘.4ernment only p ermits the mo- ' mentary circulation of the former, that it may not . 1 such scenes in future, and forbidden all persons t* ' • put down at once the coarse enjoyments of a people, . insult the allied troops. unenlightened indeed, but characterised by the ito. 1 CARrAßtTliti MAY V3.—As soon its peace is sign. ed, our Sovereign will go to France, with which our blest qualities. t We expect today the Duke of •Ciutlid Rodrigo.• country will probably, again confine, as we are t h e speak, amongst us, will doubtless have some 'Mitt- i l eft bank of the Rhine, and cede a put on the right ence in the King's Council ;, his enlightened ' tided :ban k ' may be as useful to us as his military talents. .). 1 , Mont, Jim B.—The. news of the peace has in- Itt Burgos, the arrival of the King excited the , spired a lively joy here ; we. were e a g er to see what -same enthusiasm as at Cordova and SevilJe; and if his ad,antages were sti p ulated for our country, which', Majesty's orders had not repressed the.eliervescencel , for these 25 years, has suffered so much. We can there is no excess which the people would not have find only that we are to have minereae territory, committed. The mere suspicion of having been U. probably a great part . of BelgiM It is pretty cer. min-able to the Cortes, or of having served in the tale that we recover most of our Colonies - but we establishment of' Joseph, was sufficient to endanger fear some sacrifices will be requirettof us du another the life or liberty of a citizen. We.should be tidos- side. • - • .. _ tunate, indeed, if our fate were to depend on these: . revolutionary decisions, of which the instigators tlatett.: ; The cause of the riot -among the Italians in the Selves (and thin would be the least of the *piscine ) Colchester Barracks, wages follows : - -Sometime be. would be the first victims. There are nu mbers of fore the conclusiod o f . p eace, a number of Italian Spaniards to whom we owe gratitude for Laving ac. prisoners had been.prevailed on to volunteer their cepted peels which would have been much worse tilled services,.and to enter into a battalion, to, be calletl by foreigners. . the Piedmoutese Leglitti„ which after being completed, MAT W.—Yesterday the King honoured with hit cloathed,snil accoutred; was to be sent to Sardinia, presence the Theatre La Cruz, and will visit that of ' t o he placed at the disposal of his Sardinian Majesty. the. Principe to-morrow. This•is a more important These people4indittg that their comrades -whom they circumstance than might at first -be imagined : it formW ' had left. in pelsoil werepturning to their homes, bo. Lear era in Spain 'since the accession of the House of .C.lllllO disisatisfied, l inkre' fused to fulfill what they had Though Ferdinand VI., us well 83. his promised, - and shan't thirly.ileserted in the course of Beerbe 'Queen, n w . was passionately fond of music, he ceased two or three days. To preventtlxis from extending, 41 theatre to be fitted bp in his palace of Buell-retire, the officer confined about• 100 of them to their bar. that he might not show himself in a box at a public 'racks—when they set fire to there. They were chiefly theatre. We irate e 'avowable omen from this pro. sailors, and there were same ,French among them 4 eeeding of Our yob,/ 'King, , which will appear 10 they had been very trouble some for some time. On Satural to the Perishing. Here our- theologiciens Sunday night a patty of ieven'ef them stabbed a man tare nit a°'"llietaii agrena On tb? point ; but it shows. - about a mile from Colchester, witose life is now de. that the King is not governed by the timid tirepies *paired of-...but by the- timely stop pot to their :of castiisra employed to dtrect Ms• conscience- ' or clamour, we trust it is all over.. They are about 1700 Feather That he 'has selected 'One vilvose severity is , not Malt. 'flay Ant to quit Colchester to proceed to i hkierated by 0* ittneeetit plterseres Which ;Wilted p o ri o Prison , Gosport ( there to em bark. The I ._ n 4100 defies film tWe flat SAS. ioolllff they are seat Off the better. • °Merit, s fro topies only are now left on sale (price Three of tbs.% scarce, interesting, nod Family Work s lb hi. b* given as rleAnnt Portrait of the Author, nod a . View iliCilesti Illott-e), entitled -60f16h; REAPTH ; or, Advice to both •„,riL jittes, ita a fitileiy of Con-pllittit!. ..,.).• pm. _ fly IC SOL(MON, .11. D. .. a p1em0..... . . Contritaing a Treatioe'on Feinale f)isetees, 'Nervous and ITy- in their remedies, the general health is raovtiAe4; as ihellilo'. poehonarnie Complaints ; also General Remarks on those !)is pediments removed. caws oitn a loch the human body Is most fr•quently nttlicted ; ' M..ssrs. G..ts'and Co. exclusively professing the cue of these etplaining the ss ill worn., mode of treatment, nod remedies most particular complaint, in order that they may not be marked proved:. isdaptt d fin 4 . ac li respective romelaint. by a mistaken few, with the obloquy to justly attached to the, To wWO is nialrxetl, A Itisserintion on , he Properties and ignorant empiric, think it but. justice to themselves to state.. r.fferts of Mot nod Cold- tiathingi also - is Essay on Secret that they hove been properly educated and initiated into every Vetter, : and a Discourse on Impotent, io the Male, and . branch of the profession (eertificates of which. from varies* Sterility or Barren. c.s incident to Females, &c.—The whole hospitals, and testimonials front the higheb; p ro re.4 ooB l *a do. illustraled a nth n variety of authentic facts, never' before pub- rities, they have to convince any enquirer). That a residence biked. I in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well iWI is ,‘ The best. preservatite to keep the mind in health," says other pasts, emboldens them to assert, that their researches Lord Baron, •• (timi in nurav itsi, tires the host' , t) is the having been confined to diseases:tire:toy eoumernted, they hold faithful admonitimi of a friend." Unfortunately, the dislike of out a eertninty of renovation to inch as may labour under the tinting not tueirls foie vices, but even our foibles, tullies, ond dehilitating Orem of a life posted under the torrid vine. Aod Twolts exposed. deters thousanits from tokinf, for or receiving further, thnt having had opportunities, in their professional ea.. • s. hot the philosopher recommends; m . i tjuli YoUth in patti- plaits, of forming no iotiniate acquaintance with the (awaits. color rush headlong into the vortex of dissipation and death :.... tionni bahil3 of seafaritia persons, they offer to them the bat To obviate cnosequences so destructive to this species, and assurances of immediate ler ; thstt the 9ueeeta reseltiog from seventuully to population. has f .11.'11 to my lot, by the pnblica- their endeavours first ioduced them to quit the practice of the' thin ..f the " Guide to Health." which is pointed ant to the general practitioner: and they presume their pretensions cites deluded of ellitersea as the . 6 Silent Friend, which they may statute a fair ground for the unprecedented cooldence with • cumuli vettPoui espostire , mod with sis.iir-d antifidence of sue- which the base, by the public. beeo MI liberally honoured. ees. This In that sunshine, the genuine .siirmth of which the 'Patients in the einintey Are requested to state the particulars slender twits of prladice minor bear. • A 4 truth prevails, pre- of their case, age, and ma:Nieto( living, enclosing a remittance Judkes subside, ;Jed all persons ere left to their owe judgment for advice and ineOvises. mid the rewicdies will be given or &w -ood their - non egperienre. warded to any port of the kingdom. London: Printed for tpe Anther ; and Wild by gam. Leigh. To be consulted at their house daily (persontdly, or by fetter, 38, strand t bkrro Witt, Neel., and 3 poet l'Atertarstee-tots 4 post paid) by pattern% of either see, with beerecy, ik4icary, %tin by all Book... Berlin the United KingdOm. . and attention. Ntriess ghats One.liondred 'fliiitisand Fite Misdeeds teeth , Goss and en. Surgeons, 13, Bouveirstreet, rieet • •otteet. +,( Soitlim.% tittle to 41;faith listielOcen ;whited. .. • • I bee. rt e 1815. • ' .~~:. • 4&' • • ~...). . ....... . .• • . -1 1 0 ~, - a • ' . '''' S 4 GE& . • . 1 ittiveroloio• -4 1 15'11E *OLD BY PRIYATII CONTRACT: 'PPM Vested REVERSIONS, viz. One-Ilightli - _AL id 3.2lool44eribli.Pottobte - ea' Abe death of a Marriott way. Wed O. Moo Utte•Siath et atpoJ Sterna (a veata4 L.. pen, payable oo the declare eta IV klow Lady, aced 93. Fir farther partleulam aly NOW; oak ilaid) to Kr. Pbilip Nuird,'Sdicitoro No, 7,164 , 1 NOWo-Ntaikkireinple, tosodoa. '',. VO BE SOLD •BY' AtICTION, • , 1ii..;•_;_4414 *awn. $ADl mi And SON, . AVOlNt74ll6ltory Oftwaili-istrer.,-10-MORROII t , itami lc fit Tw e l v e , ... le ' . , TBE following .11ORSES, 1,-,,c.—A grey asap' log, 15fp hands trigh. mailer of greed weight sis 'mks old, wood, quiet to ridr, and a good gig:horse ; is.cliesiost geld ing,l4 Mods three inches high, dhows n deal of blood, five ye !lipid s sound clever horse so, sorry a lady ; a brews were, . *pod Minter, Lid rowistgr 4. a blogis g=• lA, Naas ON We 'yore oldorivoll. /et hi single or jbatilitio. o good horse to snatch s two gollaways g As' very useful young fresh cars-hordes, souudisisd guild workers s 1 several coOcit and chariot geldings, mall catchers, post borsch gigs, one-horse chaise, tax-carts, lissome, AT. i ro be viewed the morning of Sale. i Public Sale Days every Tuesday and Friday.