The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-08 00:00:00

Mal 'p. h e t;, e No. 2962. ,i. re I^.B ! kg • -feat Tea , Park E-ta mal free of st! l- I hi/ 11,.e :11:1!kir L or ,f t tiro sill ~' .if rla `rile B lA , . contain' NS. tale. :11ra•lon', ale feLee, land o hiel .11 TO 131 • t the Sou Inn, Tan .n ' its accept ,hlenller is •••tic Auta- 1 ). MOST I D. SIRA 111. E !HE WHOL • .1. very rut.,l vii air, ~,t.i roan Woodstock, -it try. consisting of 2, Sere poa, , 410 oc. 5.665 ACRES of C • mina. mot e •til • joie rOos 1.50 to 401 a , the • the ,ild ma Minn 0: leutin's e..htfortAle eg..itt o.linge tidd clan al a man ..f fn•l Din posed wilt' much tom h hOle too .te, and flu Ta ' - Te*. Tots estate i. ha tiros, is partiruhuls a )en. ire of field spur r. or , FINEST 'PI IC Maw be viewed a etn. prier to the sal rr.e 114 the Molter, sin oh •Pa Cl.,', th lord; White ety. Lao - o, name; Lato rive' Croon, Reath, g 8 U. Clnitroh•on; George rid'. v i c e (`''..hhom A. rr , he Newt. Chureh.ll. PI c,,ce iuld and of Mes.rs. Raisin Demi& - ..r she not P. S. 50,1001. of di ord. -me. • VYTONT, Stoc f i r v ce..nt.•strect • twe of hi s F. leads air A coital Loiter Hort With a Growl Braid 3,000 C 3) . 1 To be Masa c ,tree 340 early as the F. F.. toriefore foraunare Oitires, µ I s , veer ,'y t h e £lO 0 Prize, Ni. tk ad. •,.• All ba.ine s dem hit ...moue and on r ned Q\VIFI' anti Co. a ..! 1 , ••• i tits Park. THURSD A Y. 21.1. 'ruod entes..l aft al 30,1 111 3,1.•0 tort, 1,030 !)( Qf GUINEAS win Ti. ketsnn Sharer nck Na. 11. POULTRI I. CH ARINfi the CA It it OM. en ero. red T Ihe 1..41M ter , th4l h 4 krt. ft et of only 5.00 TI( K I At 4 Besides a dread ',oriel toy To be all DRAI the ) of Pro I . nit I . . 1 . . . of 3 . out s . . . . . Led s .a • • lie 5 ' • • Sro . dOil Ist brn %% Rat los. 15.0r0 Tickets. the The 440.000 ;II Tickets And Shares Are Offices, Na.. 7, Corn het stores in the F art (ONSU%IP • PI ( nee V iv. ether the -6 at inz from i'aprudencir al: dth studs nod ; he a I wher n. , tione in v. the BALM OF GILEA Ile , to the *mid. :aid will rati.Peontrit lit ses. ,, raiive voice-. • laud lhat.outic. and renown nd pity are te.w extant. at d oth-r tht..,rtlers 41It twereio.ted hy Vas pleves. io often tin ails o.d he had to it of dispmit!..n, - lid it, h ell.keown eh Ir. been Im d mationjued there in toplinual rep. nod velvet*, *eat. nor attrntioa to tile artinhohle medicine. The iinue. of this ich ..xplaisr.! In Ihe t` Gi ice Itelit , eatrd rind eller& that .n great s. restart Ilst al! cases at tetoled wit stri..ing, war no Sold by S.muel Le 1114, N and .5..it0..), ;ht Oiford street, Uwe, at. unpick, perruoi,er, N. to ha 6, C- Ilege.rrecn and ry derive Yeti lers r'e a ,, ....e fioniiv bottle truth The wolds . •• Of he f..e erlebroted .110 DRAWS wiihmit which toad in the hie rid `'retina, I aortal. a tat *late of the blond ; b 0 ((Toile. i, their epe been diseowed to II 'l5 lee thee blond, ny Patel-.M.s. Ft.ib.g %II ant mat :., t or cow both Dr. Solo, na .la istia I moultroent of ref " ‘lotwi Letter. Dr — Pool double postag Nov Its. per hotel Which I.‘, • • It ri) tot, are cot tr 4nit 11 nose art teaatl I. •; al,4l.lltre. tate, e 4.144 tine of Tuornst-right Freehold -1 . %ti0r9, and the Land-I 1 er i, e , fne d. , nh elleAtill:g over the p.aet.h. Tile ea eat Tee,. 'ail., tw• Perpetual idiniMrstlii..-• ning 3,663 Aeik, of Ha , M1).1104119/ tick thri A tattle land, errirel; within a: rifts ely.tait; ~f • tottiv.m.at. SOLD B AUCTION, Itv %hoop,. ReMINS. . Aeguit 19, et I'3 1..45. *MIAs, ady'temihati.ifi (u. $e sn mule fwt the whole pretifo to the 11 . 0 of IMPORTANT and 'highly r" F. 11101.1) ESTATE, r,imi-Un< of ILE PARISH OF °REA r TEW. .or rvitbin five mild of Laista:)e, . - • •- Arleen from Oxford, and r i g h t from lion• tt, 5 Freeh.:l4 F a rms. in a min vtate of calm -11'11.." *Kllnut, fee from . ail Tvthe ., the non ..n•irel. inn r;og fence. 4- , •toa-maz. UNCOMMONLY RLCH PASTURE, • hod, divided onto rivisenient font. of - emit s together with G,e..t Te% Park. ono wire. ta•Te;iit • 4ppertilsiting ; G.; • Fri:Wes:re, ills garden- aril :!roo•oly. An 4 , . folly ndeqame to the rook enient orropa. flehlstn, loan, and pl..nsure groonds do-- tome. Also the Manor extending over she the Adsmacon turd entire of Great is or' rls etironspa**e.l by ii thriving plants well woode I mid watered, and in these,. 11v -eating all .get:ter one of the • - 1 2 ROP1'.KTIE1 IN ENGLAND. wan leave of the sew• ral tenoot. 21 dim • V.llut and Land- in hail So Mve , , P otieithrs there had : at the lie Li O. lt thhlllsy B a , „ Woodwork; Red Waltirg..)l 1; ',V ins,. tienvoti White Dart. 111:11; Plmittit le. North iianton; W irtvitk Si •ttl : the %unison .• ;of Pirl4, and WeAtio. &Ts it ; Kirolerles, and Dow Linrollev Inn; in., Covent Ea den. London, where a Ei.in oh • e e.tote ma% he .ern. the patriot e-isoney arty reatain on Mort- lock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and IS t erect, feels great Or &SUM to C ►ilies lite attar. and the Pubic to 'ry r , f .nl% 5 00 , Tic . Prizr of re-i. 1,0 0 ,, (lament. to - t.e paid la Gold • all is flue Eta), P Via laitaut. Aitiot ao earl% rill al either of hi. bolt Isere like LAST TW VNT TIITOURAN the a.,l;ea page "I :000 Gisii.ea3, stud the a. o r 4sl r ste. Ike. are new isayina ou de- a lie Public Fru& coadacied ‘ as usual, flu reseiectfellyinforia tk r Frientis. that lbw SWILL IXOTHR V..r« tn., wni ana.eai.:, Drawing a THIS MONTH. Tike Schenie couiaini • - X 5.4 400 33J I 1 3 &c. &e. &'. • ill be paid in GOLD, for the Prizes of thi. 10,11vr . rim on Salem s !FT :me C.. 's 'Y 1 1 3', AIDG FN. lI!GH q-CROSS ; STREET ad Co., Contractors. rptorn thoir to it,. Public fi.r the 10).1 , 81 Itatr.amge tr% jo‘i ao4 oe g 14. Inform I hera reit at, on Sale (..r a N EW LOTTititY• ,Er , '. !:RAND PRIZE or 415 0 .0 1 N •Sy of. Sher Cal.itals, and 3.0:0 GUINEAS IN (OLD. mrN m tINI•: DAY. 240 AUGUST. St•litlME. £?0 0 0 is . 19.0 0 . 2.1a0 . 1 Oia 500 4.0 SO I 520.000 1000 . 2,101 . 1.00 . 1,. 00 . 1.500 200 Ino . . 9t . . eO.l . 4.0 . 950 . MU . 5.001 . . . ,n Blanks 10 each . £51,000 r •re're tvonn more. making £30,000. arra an nnwrba Sue at CA littOLl. and Ir.b.'s and 26, 0 Ctrd..treet, %%here all FOm is Ir.isiqicird. ONi, nod other Decays of Natio t:, Ct naltireol enosequrpc..... or il f..re,A •irp. or nn... , vim , eel stage .•f life, hove enr aiteolinao of their•l nod •.,in„ twill Dr. SOl.f)NtO\'S COMM I. I) RS loipp:lv di•tovereft nod ntoontt2o led Writ loss produred :orb e• of ,it- g inns the in, st incredolou• of its nouteing fw numerate it; Ingo happy. housing, %fide elljenes, tronmoines of the ntith”- t. 1.: is admit . iblv cupolated for billow; of towline!' 'oil bowels for lwal-arhes ; nod for prrventiog pnl.ie unit npo. Mr conwtincio . .-v of free living. Recourse Ifier every ex,e, , , and upon every sigh; In: .barnrteristic of promoting. longeeitt, has ; for, by ke-ping she eim.thution ns it pair, it preserves the b u rly it l u •nith rind premnittre decay. No ll:mind:lr rouli• n •- lu diet, is requisite, during u course of this most celebrated Cordial brine more folly Aside to Health," by a tisianilwr of well-in• iraordiaary tures, it is an;', ••••81• y no sa s, hriltamic, mid reilasils., in from whatever ,ever before offered in m Leigh, No. 111, Strdod.; Sutton and en. (late Bow Chttrch.vord ; Ilateou and Co. 130, ton;' 13r• die and Dowding; tiali.bury ; A. Imin-heft-, liothinarca t Marlin Keeoe. ea; at I.lasldsoes, N... 1. Parliament-stweri Newbury nod Stbit, Dublin; aid other Me- Eurnt.e and A lit'flC:t. prier !Lt. each, or four • for :311fry Mlsieh one bottle is saved, imi, Soloaion, Liverpool:" engraved nu the If waions met al., be bad, .N,II•IMPETIGIN ES, or SOLOMON'S saercurs. •.r any dcleirii us preparath i ligarct •stim:,t for thecae'r of the Scut , rYi. aid ati dis o rders origin:l6e% in an impure twine er.dual,"entille. ;inn al r imlicr peration —the hest suhrtiluse licit ha. ever deal dangerous mineral, mierrury, liweeten limulsiiiiig it to eitpel all a, wins and ion trenKth and lune 10 the nerves, enlivening th body and mind. no es pros, ;ben entombed by letter, the a mtr pound aunr , ln be thelosed, addrra-ed, . Dr. Sol ))))) au, Gilead house, near Liverpool. posiaxe." tlr, or four in one family bottle far 335. nnl Ile is saved. The words " Sand. Solomon, ' _4;2r:tired an the stamp of each bottle, without genuine. .1 • ' * , 'rimioniqi.l9 l ( . • • - •:; . • • " • tA • • 11. 4 * , :•• • f• • • •2: • • • : • f . ' V.vsr . LONDON; TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, i 815. PRICE, 64d. " The Cesorfei Aft to the fled. and Nriests , died eie the seairohti" • ••••••••-• t tte'.• 4., -.... WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION FRENCH P A PE RS. Bovatrziex,-Jurit 30.-The Mayor of this City - c . tit, of L rot m I' tver ~ Awe. sth. 18;5. A T the GENERAL MEETING, Resolved, --or. • has caused the following notice to be published :- . tw.. s. Th a a General Soli-crisoion of all (lassos he 'Pena P4lll, AUG. 3.-General titherlayerP was at Au. 6 4 The Lieut.-General comminding the I Ith Mi.; for she speri it Relief nor &milt of ih.• Fsmilies of the brave argne when he received information of R . i .litery division, in his Goners' Order of yesterday, Men Killed, a d of,jtir IVouii tett Surer... of the BRITISH . the ßoyal a t thus expresses himself: ' I recommend to all the ARM Ymider t: ecnimmum ..flae I 0n.,. tom W F.LLI a fit I'ON. 1 Ordinance respecting him. Embarrassed douhtleas . .. In the .ilnal 'Pins •••• of IN as. in ,nod in ils.• serer -.) st file. i I ..•!----- las In whit h Itare been or ins ) he f,:ught ti the l it e.eist Campaign." 1 the conduct which h.e should pursue, he resolied to come to Paris, where he hoped probably to find ' Isolaterv, to live in good undetatandiog with the citi s gene, trod es pe cially with the National Guards • fide . Amount of Sohscriptiousoln-atty ndverti,ed £101,806 17s. 10d. ' more means than elsewhere of eluding research and lift' to the' King and lose of .country should un ite .Cl 1 the execution of the measures of which he was the V•nrehill and Sim £lO 10 R. B R. (Wm.) object. He left Riom on Fautitialt , all Frenchmen:' Js. RAF 0 . I t ..Weetioo al the ,• ". roe Masor , therefore, seizes this opportenity A n npiing of (Irian- c o r r i,,,r norms .in v . In from the P.m', 13, 1 , k ... .Fier ii Ser • self into a diligence going to P.inis, took a disguise 1"I '' threw him ' ' of inviiimg his fellow-citizen+ to peace and wiltart.--'e 1 iii t f .. C . r; k , Li n f r w t r a r e man b. tin' Res. H. ' and a false name, and arrived in this manner on A part of the army was misled by unworthy Chiefs, Rallies 641. si. 94. i the evening of Tuesday, in the capit 11. lie lodged whom the Government is in purioit of, and whom • II ink. Vi , ar 200. 0 Colicutian nt Thrie the law will punish. The King, that King so. )Wt,,. J. Club ,n 3 3 Iry Church •• rd I temporarily at the house of a female friend of his Concision at chat- Calitevc urcii,aillf. Will not hear of error being ounished like - c . rime : and_ I wife, where he was extends discovered and arreat seri. (March, with folk, art.'s. a On- though the citizens have repulsed from them traitors . ! n donation of 51. by c. al.- li. the Rev. led at Six o'clock in Site 'wooing. . Conduclecto the the Rev. Dr. Ch is. B ix. Sal NI. 17s. 6 4 .7 - Prefecture of the Policit, he underwent, it is said, a and rebels, will they shut their arms against warrior's ' fietsl TH. Hs. 6d, Wm. hi iohy (atrat. . now dr. Ivo tip under the banners of the nation ?- Cott -en .11 sit Sorter- tordlc. 'e ) 10 10 fir s t esami t tation. It is believed that he will be given ' t field Church, alter bubo . option. at st. [over trka Council of War. Wi.l they be more severe than the King? a S ot.non b. ihe 3 I.• •it'a. from Tours that General Brayer dis. 1 6 . The Mayor cerise-fly requests all cititens 10 They write Rev. haute Au-tin Lord Gionsime 1001. 161. 14s. 4J. and 9i ...her Sub- :appeared lately . during the night. treat the soldiers.a.s before • the return nf tyranny ; they are all Frenchmen, sub j ects of . the King ; they , Cnileetinn nt tie iciiptians and Col . Conrrh as W. 1.. k.. 'red m. 0wn..., 237 I General Lefebvre Desnonettes,who at first seemed are in his p l y, and comma's:led by Chiefs whose in. pool, af rt. a Sri.- Mr Radler (Lime- kclined to wage war as a partizan, left the canton. tentinns are not doubtful. Every quariel said - dia.: , mo o h v ,hr 111.••• . 11. house) I I went, which he occupied nt Berry, and since the miler must be rliressed by the laws ; And "tii.'Clell •J. Williams. A. M. ........ . . Vit :gr. in. hid Inc one At L ov e' s . 31st of July, no knowledge has transpired of the an d Mili tary A u th or i t i es k now t h at i t i s t h e i r de* , d:o,'. Pas of Inc General Charici Misr- direction which he has taken. He made a feint of staff :out . l-n-tern g..i 10 0 ;tin g himself to put a period to anarchy, and to punish every. in.:. . pu in at the head of some detachments of fringement of public order , and of the safety pfper, . Alt•ute. inert M•toia Collection in the pn. L7I. 10h. 9d. ri,h (hurt hof W hal- 'Cavalry ;he suddenly disappeared without guides or suns and property." . 6 5 let, Li, r•tsuirei 'l'. . attendants, after disguising himself. He ordered i U I the Reverent r • RORGEs. .toi.-r 29. Ire a S'im"b by ' I illfte of his domestics to sell his horses and equipages . I GEI , IERAL sr A FT.-oitl)1,11. OF THE MT. ---.... IA Intliscr, per De- Which was done the day after his departure. I " Marshkl the Prince of Kektotshl; Commander in ni.o . mot b.,. 311. IS. 611. Jame. andop 31 1 0 . General Drouet, Count d'Erlon, unexpectedly Chief of the Army of the Luire, and- of the Fyn,. s , hastens to snake known, .by thi s Order, the - abandoned his corps, in order to escape the execution nett stem. Wm. Walford .1111 -10 of the Ordinance of the King. Ito fine, General line of demarcation traced between t h e french . army Amato.. to the former i ifandamme has also fled : and it is evident that the the Vote deist te; and the Allied troops, arcordi , ig to t , , St,b-cription of • the War Secretary. by Ilk. Ministers of the Nisi. Pear. ISt. It.. Sd. nt the army corps to which these now fugitive Generals be- P.stisti .•f Chippiiic longed, have not shown any disposition to support ers, whose tenor la at Motif :- ,1 .. Borurti Herb Si. 183.6 d. I " ' The line of demarcation shall be the Lake to' . then in their rebellion. • Purim of tn. Joan', Cirikenoelt. after& General lamargoe has surrendered himself, and the mouth of the Allier -'`thence Moog the Allier to Ser4,nis by the Rev. , the frontier of the department of the Louvre; thence W. E L. Fvulkiier. I is placed at the disposition of the Government. B A It., in, 611.55. this ' General Drooot has done the same. !along the frontier of the • department a,ihe Losers 1 Coltrcto 3 l'i July at which separates .it from that of the ! Arcleoh: ; and the Parish Chords The cities of Nimes and of Montpellier continued along the frontier of the depirtment a the Ardecho ! sit Si. cotaarme to be violently agitated on the 29th of July. jto the mouth . of the Ardeche in the Rhone Wand I L erre, eraden, hall street, after Writ- During the late disorders, ten houses were demo- lastly, along the Rhone to its mouth in the Mediter- . isig nod Evening So.- fished : the country-house of General Merle wee p itman . 'rho . Feenth army will occupy the territory Vine, 11% the Rev. Jinbna .sliiri WI. 91.. 84. burnt, and two other houses were pillaged. The comprised in thitilitte.• conroion iii she Lot- local police saved five, by patties:, seals on the doors, 1- -46 ...N al tr.-ft is well ourierstood that the line of ern 1/4%1..i0ns or .he in order to cause them to be respected. demarcation! shall he the Loire, from its mouth in Count. 'of Semmes, , . . liiiinarliltr'l 111/ tsar- The men of Colour, whom Bonaparte had caused the . sea, 0, the mant is . of th e A11 . 14;v.' . . Ir., 11 )) ii # le , : s, and to b e organ i se d i nto free corps and compan i es in the ' - 64 6etigral mid 'Super' :r o:Arerta, and others in • co. Banker,. Lewes: - Earl 40:ion...ter ics 0 departnient of the Gironde, have become- for the command, will take strict ciie •hati oil ,no pretust v Lord Viscount Gage lull 0 most part banditti, under the name of partiZatts, the line of- dam t realism be infrin ged. Slaty •n•ar other t'.l- said follow the trade of robbers. They have caused ; • . le.tions slat Sub- - ..,_,..... • ~,•.• Ileod-to girls. tlnurge....lui.... V.' . .. ..Seriitti-w, logrwer, disturkancee, and exercised violence at Reule andi .411....e5ti1R1 8701. 9,. 114 its env i rons . .. ..., .- - , coutt IER 'PIA Acrt -, ,li.litY, Ipm:by. ti e rni.r. S••ror net: l'is.orin v 46 5 •., . . . • , " .The su ( itt•friiis Genoa. j010,1 1 :fons . t4e It! , ights C 1,. led at I.e Pa- zesterna) evening a column of Austrian troops, of that pint, is fleet of BU•sail is goinettona Use Le rash tharcri and infantry and cavalry, amounting to several thousand • i t p vatic 0 011/Pll . as. an+ o tog r toe t ft * tr ' P - rt . to 0a : the' the several Dis.ent- men, a' rived iu Paris. ; Austrian divlsion' (rota Naritea. • . .. .• fug C mareeltions a Cheinam, Boats They write from Rennes, that a Prussian parole 46 it is pretended that the antral of the Prince sis. 16s. 24. showed itself at Chateanbourg, four leagues from Regent iv waited .for in order to Open tire Congress. that city, and then immediately retired. The Arch. - 4 6 We yeitertliy received the news that Bonaparte duke Ferdinand commands the Austrian troops at. has been embarked for St. Helena. •In spits' of his Charite-sur-Loire. Prince Coboutg those at Nesers lively protests, Itejs allowed to carry with him only' and its environs. ! two domestics and•itid guineas." This morning, the officers of the 4th legion of the j ' Ben]. 'riabb.ce Coll. emu, by F.irt.d4 igt th • limpr %hoe send M IS•d feld-sireet,Bedfard- row 14 12 MARIA Mont T. W. jun. Sule.crioti.ins /it Hull, trasrouitt.d by. K. Ritilke. and Cu. SI , H. Eth..linAtuu 50 0 W Wdl avow 50 0 It her , It At% 50 0 IL Riyadh.* 50 0 hire. Mar.. Gee 50 1) Smiths Thompson 50 0 P. foe, Harrison, OW C Prase RUA Liddell, W. and J. Mozon 50 0 R.1..T.rr% und Suns 5.1 J. ptid S Rin tisU SI k) Jah.l Sykes 2d 5 Mrs. nrsougi. • 26 5 At St. .blur.'s Church `2l. 14s. S ; ira. 114.119.4 SOJI • 21 0 Capt. Arkiam, R. N. 10 10 R.l livlieb 21 0 Rd. S 10 It/ Rohert B $l. Esq. Li 10 Rd-. 1? 1.) it, Mr-. Tr 'ye.. 111 la Ft lam Glealow 10 lo Ja Loom rp I 0 ;0 J. C. Cankrirn 10 Id Thrring- in o I o 50 0 • 50 0 5 5 tun Li , tire.Colooel Am id, Rev. !a les Popple Wiailiakcr- Mr. Smith J F•+ster Win. H.•rnra•tle Ml :Hod Pat k M. Dotboo Ch simian Sons R. K. Bas!.ett ▪ Wit ktir.on • Tuke. and Co: R , v. J. Semi W it Italnr► Thar Pay of l'eroomem sinir of ihr 4th EnstYork I Cal Militia SI. Es. 1 14. J"liii Hutchiiituo 1 1 Waken 1 Win. Thornton 1 1 At Chan. rni nod Co. Jobs targit 41. 0 Law ;.d Whitt iker 15 15 Cosi!triton in the Pa. riA sit IYicwwar, filnoce,ter.hite, ter n Dmetion.e by the Rev. J. Cook 47 1 National Guards went in full uniform to visit Gene ral Dessolle, by whom they were very well received. It is said, that the other legions will go in their turn to renew to their General the assurance! of the good spirit which animates them. We are assured that the Members of the new Chamber of Deputies will receive no salary nor in. demnity for the expense of their journey or attend ance. This arrangement cannot fail to add to the respectability of the Chamber. Numerous patroles of Allied troops, both infantry and cavalry, traverse, during the night, the different quarters of the capital. A national guard was killed with a musket-shot on Monday, while crossing the Cours-la-Roine with several of his comrades. It being night it could not be ascertained precisely whence his death pro ceeded. Two Parisian federates, convicted of seditious shouts in the garden of the Thuillerles, and of having struck and wounded some national guards, were on Wednesday last condemned to six months' imprison ment, and expenses of process. We learn from Agen, that a number of deserters have collected in the mountains and forests of the Lot and Garonne to form bands Af brigands. They are pursued. The Prefect of the Nievre has arrested several agitators who were endeavouring to excite the people against the Austrian troops. SUPERIOR ADVICE. i M. Botany de la Meurthe has been arrested by IT is of the first consequence to ascertain on some gen-d'armes, but merely for the purpose of whM:e • talents mid integrity tier" teliniire may be pl a ced in afflict' . bleArs. CURRIE owl Co.. Surceinis being conveyed , in pursuance of the Ordinance of eminence itibel high profe-,iimul attainments. Members or the the 24th of July, to the place fisedior his residence. Royal Colieges-f London nod Edinburgh, present to the Pub- Messrs. lic Mite result o f SO ..'are expel Pence in Ihe Cure of Venereal Fe;.i Gamier de Saintes, Felix Lepelletier, and Complaints, .and thii,e Debilities and Deficiencies which not x Desportes here also been arrested - with the same 'infrequently prevent or embityr the matrimonial stal e . I n the view. various gradations, from recent infection to confirmed Cues, their ireatusent commands very Renao speeds. and always a long well err Government to of Paris has, it is said, intreated the. rodirsti cure. In dubious cases, their ment to take upon itself the burthenof main. eXileflell4 . l. rives them it promptitude of decision that secures taining the Allied 'troops,' the city being longer On Wednesday night Incr. about twelve o'clock, the Patieut fr being mercurialized out of existrtice, or hoe- able to pi ing ho constitutio n undermi ne d, m i d the vital principle destroyprovidefer'tht sixpences which their presence as, ' fire broke out in Spiller's-lane St. Sidw ed by a latent, hat insidious &sense. or a blind and fatal cond. renders necessity• • •- t it • Devonshire, which raged with great fury for near (levee in shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debility, Vascular Reit. tuition. -Kul Amity of the Organs, ;whine from excessive LIMOGES, JULY 30 . — Oar town is encumbered testae hours, and consumed four houses, before it itatutgence, o ls anesc ians c lim ates , or solitary sautislity. their with French troop s and artillery. Their materiel is could he extinguished. The four tenements, coo. practice gives new lif e en d enery to t h e s y s t em , even Milts". in a very good state: transport horses are, however, gaining fourteen families, who were all in bed, and miwh , ch are verging on despair. • Strictures nod other derange. • ni of the Urethra they remove in n mild and efectnal num- wanting, the cannon and caissons being chiefly drawn who, on the alarm being given, escaped almost ha. Siiiht and recent cases of Venereal Infection are cured by oxen. Part of the troops wear the while knelt. naked into the street. Providentially ten lives were in the short pe sod of two days. To the Female Sex it will eeasolitiirs to k now th a t th e y m ay h e cu red of those Dehili- ode ' another part the tri.colour Cockade,findwhets . lost, thoegh two children would have been burnt, Ge ties which defeat enaceptien, an d sa p th e r eun datt,, e of mat,. none at all: Gen. Vandamme was seen yesterday en had it not heen for the resolution of a man, who, at Nal felicity. p at i ents treated with candour, delicacy, and the road, in a post-chaise. Great want of discipline the' 44sard of his life, rushed into a chamber on fire, inyiolatile secrecy. • Mass. CURRIE and Co. may be consulted every day, at and insubordination prevail in the French army.:, the where-they were sleeping, and brought them out, the theWhouse. 107, Hatton-garden, most absurd discourse is constantly heard among face of one of them being only a little scorched.— • s • Leiters frnin . the Cnentry,.statiag minutely mode of living, dte. and enclosing a remittance for AthAsc auni the caws them : the Officers and soldfers treat the country The accident was occasirmeil by an old woman levy' in an enewfs_a a l ig h te d can d le in a Med:idiom will be treated with SlUdiottaattetdiolls • i people as if they deemed themselve s .careless situation in it 10.107, Ilattou-gareta.. •- • country." • •I . • where there was a qeantity of maw. • • • lIAMB URG 11 -M2IIL. . JULY I9.—The Director Schreiber, of I the Imperial Cabinet of Natural History, Professor • Rosa, of the picture-gallery in the Belvidere. and, ,I the 'Emperor's private. Libraiian, Juisy, have been' :summoned to Paris, there toprosecute the claims for various articles which belmged .to their several de partments, and which have not yet been restored. A number of troops which had been ordered to proceed for France, have received countee-orders. Madame Murat is now more strictly watched at Trieste, as sh. had endeavoured to escape by sea. %VILNA, J ULY s.—Numerous detachments of troops continue to pass through here, which belong to the army-corps of Count Wittgenstein. ThO Count himself left this on the Ist inst. His corps follows him by rapid matches, and takes the direc- I tion of Dresden and Bamberg. Among these troops we remark a fine chasseur regiment of 2500 mPn, under the command of Colonel Mendoza, a pative Spaniard. NVAnsAw, Jur.v 20.—Count Wittgenstein, corn. mending the Ititoian army of reserve, recently ar rived here from Lithuania. Do the 17th a cavalry division belonging to this army came here, and, otter a day's rest, pursued their mnrch to Germany.. They were reviewed by the Grand Duke. • AWITERD 4111, JULY 25.—According to private let. ters from Paris, it has been a!retidy determined thitt Alsace and Lorraine shall be separated from France. • 21 0 5 0 801. 13,. Sd. 10 1J The Pv Ws of Kel ton, K. in, the Ur J. 11 . including domino,* of 311. 10s. froni po, k, and 5!. ft., C.I. Jas. knkoatrick 191 `2s. 6d. Cf.llortion iii Perk il.l M Chapel., :I tirr n Sermon by the Rev. Koh. F. Bel- 551. 9i. B • a few Fi ;obi, 111 Or Liberty of Peck ham. in midinun In Cie abuse 16 16 The Hanseatic Contingent was expected to reach St. Denis on the 4th of August. Colonel Sir NeiL Campbell has been appointed by Lord Wellington its Brigadier Commandant. y .F ~~ ~.r.....:.0 wig r~i .` ~. .. leaving 1 FOOdi .1 At Ll4t. d's. Two Wagers won by J. D. Of Al r W. Xi Mr. T. .2 0 .7 0 Parkes. Pfeil. and Prldwirk C.spt. Andrew Law- .on Viee..l(l,ol. Manley 1)1,0 , n Collected at the Pa. ri,A. Ow, h is( St. r !Or. The, La tham 1231. 9s. MI. Win. Ilrutl 52 10 SOO • I hurrh, London Wall, after as srr m•nt by the Itor. W. Nlanu , I, y.•r J. 1.. Jo twain,Trea surer 92 8 wm. Lone 5 5 Wm. Smallhat e 5 5 Thomas Pre,t,m 21 0 Alias P:O'S . OI 2 2 Peter anti Won. Warne Sl 10 Tu• 112 t% Neu oiliam 23 0 Ali Communication% nod Notice of Subscription% are request ed to hc ad.hmed to the Colomiltee lit she City of London TatVer7l. Sub , cripi i Inc we received at Lbticl't nt the City of London Tave. it. and by nil the Banker of the Iletrostol6. 5111 Al4:flat. J. P. WELSFOIt I). Secretary. • .