The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-18 00:00:00

Orw`lf*TfPfarr/2 --~ - wx•Tr-.-77,mv- I 77r77 . 71,p, Perrir:" ~~ T ifflygrff,Tfflewer , %;;,. d Trfirm..-nrr iX • • t-- 71 1 Nir • • trib% C ) atert,4 )( 0,,, • isTo. 289'. LONDON, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1815. THSATRit ROYAL. DRURY.LARK. . _ T HIS present EVENING, May 18, their Mairsties' Aerveserswil! nerfnris 'THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. eetruddbck. (&h lisle) Mr. Keith. After whir n New Cowie Ballet. called DRIVE LOVE OUT AT WINDOW, HE'LL GIST IN AT THE Tn which will he aided. PAST TEN O'CLOCK. AND A RAINY NIGHT, To-worrow, Wild Oats, and Fortene's Frolic. t he Wontr to he opened at kalf poet Ore o'clock, to he. on at ksit post Ws. Vases~ is.; Second Price 9s. 64.—Pit, 96. 6d.; Scowl pk g ., sit, Lower Gallery, 4r.; • Second Price, 12.-.—Upper. a i ary, b.; Second Price. 6d. THEATRE-ROYAL. M COVRNT.O4IIKN. T il,s present EVENING, May 14;". • . ISABE'LLA. Bius. After 'which. for ;he 4.1 time, a. N,w Farce. . THE FORTUNE OF WAIL. Tn-enrrow. Love in s Village. Saturday, Vessieel PreserreiL hazes. it. ; Sec.ori Pries 91. 441. 4 Peened Price, t..—Lower Gaiter', Is.; Second Price, h.-41pp* - Wier!, h.; Second Price, 6d. Pi Private Box may be had aiglnly, en application to Mr. 13rand..a, at the Floz-olive. Thi Public are mo't respectfully informed, that the fol 'wring POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS continuing to Le ho oared with tinhannided opplaoste by unprecedented crowded audience., will be repeated every Evening this week. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. ASTLEY'S, WESTMIN STER-BRIDGE. gaiter the Patronage of their Royal Hithaeriet the Prince t- Regent and DHRP of York. HIS present EVENING, To-morrow, and 'Saturday, at Half-pair Sit a'Clocit precisely, Horse smi.hip by 12 celebrated Eqoestrisas. Anetairely New S,lendid Seri.-Comic Egarstrian Panto mime, with extraordinary and campsite New Platforms and Nouvelle Piepartition.. called THE LIFE, DEATIii AND RESTORATION OF THE HIGH-NETTLED RACER; Or, Hatlemeis on Horseback. In the easorteof QI intemoi Scene will be ',traduced a real Marne Rare, and a real Fad Cha n. A Comic Swig, called " Paddy Carey," by Mr. Herring. Erptestrimi Emetics by Mr. W. Davis. Ta rope-lode with n New Scotch Melo-Drava__, l called SIGISMORN, AND THE DANISH C HIEFTAIN. Secood Pewee, Half-past Eight. ACHARIOT, fitted up by a Gentleman fora long journey. omits( to unfoeseen circumstances, is to be SOLD for ssin.holf what it cost, bas Seat Box, //mouth Beau el , -Prim+. 14.40. &r. Enquire at lie Red dart, VVHEREAS my Wife MARTHA DAVIS, of the City-rout, ehiped from sr. without any jut caw. r ptuvocattes. hereby cautioa oil perms* fins gving her trelit swag arevess, far l will oat he answerable agar tins notice. (Witewan wy hand) RICHARD DAVIS. Yliinebs THOS. BIOCiOOD. QCOrt"S FASHIONABLE DYES to COLOUR SILK STOCKINGS, dre.—Pink Dye. I-. 64.4 niiio4l Dye, 2.61. s Nankeen Dye, I . ed.t Liquid True Itlne, from Is. to 7s.— , dad Durable Ink, %Ake bottle.—There dies will he found extremely useful for in, muslin', litleas s rowing, ribbands. &e. Prepared and Sold whniesnle and retail, with a variety of other anictes, by Scott. Colour Preparer In the Royal Family, No 417. Strnnd, near Redfnrd-street. The Public are respectfully cautioned against Tarim,' Coun terfeit Dyes. that are selling in the town, and are requested to oloerse, none are genuine, but theme from his manufactory, 417, Strand. N. B. [Ahern, nllowanee la Meech-int' trading to the Conti nent, and all Shopkeepers in town and country. DR. HOWELL'S POWDERS, 1111. a Packet. FConvulsions, Hysterics, and all kids of Fits. radically cured by Dr. HOWELL'S POW -1)1.11S, upwards years established. The efficacy of these invaluable Powders in the nbowe dis treeing Disorders, Inn been inilethilohly proved by the lIIIRier- A 44 Cures Area tomm iiii irated to the Public, from which the folliming is tele. tett :- 44 Miso Anne Williams. of Laytortstone, Essex, sixteen yeaps old, boa violent Fits from her childhood ; but, u taking these Powders, she was soon completely cured, and now enjoys perfect health ; for which great blessing the Rev. Mr. Whales . , Mit.istor of Enytonstone, publish return. d thank, to the Almighty. in Ms Chapel, on the Itch of Nowemucr ; also :anted by Mr. W. Embliu, Master of the Academy; Mr. T. It'•orlev, and Mrs. R. (ram." fats sovereign rentoly is wepared wader the patronage f his laiestv. by Dr. Hoorn. Felloo of /Eines College, and is sold At N... 18, 11;ohlcmc-;alnee, Oxford-rand, Fondest, and an ..:.ere die, at Its. a write,. in ahicb is iaellused a Treatise weds, by the D.tclor nu the abate-mentloned ['Skews. All letters (post p 1.1) dal) , answered, ;lad the Powders seat at ant part of the United Kingdom. Di: 11. should be made acqmisted wish 311 the particulars of I:,e case. A CAItD. XCKER.Y NOT ONLY INJURES BUT DESTROYS THOUSANDS. Superior Advice is of Importance to the A alleted. 000 PER, end • CO. Surgeons, Members of the nuyil Ci•lkets of Leeds. sued Edinburgh, after 90 years' cli,lob e practice, continue to direct their studies to the cure of Cerhin Complaint In all its stages. and those debilities pro eurnat by juvenile indiscretion, tong residence in hot climates, he. which, if not timely remedied, derange the system, ten life. Sli t hi and recent eases of infection are, by their peculiar - m - de, effectually cured is a few days; sa d ttey particularly La w the attention of those who h ire noiesipted the cure them. .rives. or Who have been so unfortunate as t.• have a blind and foist c.infiderice in men Ignorant of so important a branch of the Viofesslon, whose improper treatment not oely frequently de whys the vital spark, bet rams* Struptioas on the bead,. face ' sad body, s. , re eyes. mouth, and nose, vertigo, noise i n th e ears, swelliags in the neck, ulcerated sore throat, strictures, . t alinme skets nodes Go the skin buses, nocturnal palm in the head and limbi(too fretpteMly mistaken for rheumatism), ea- Ilea* weakness in the knees, and swelled nines, mull at lempli dropsy roma% with is enteral debility and decay of the consti luaus, all arising from this di eadhal disease larking to the habit, ", foe impinper use of mercury, and which spoplams fre- Vl'Llly appear years after. end too often embitters the maul- Jiloor.lll state. lei - tr. Cooper and Co.'s experience its the above disorders, osparalleted. Are consulted daily from Ten till Eiglit i; :zi :di rank s of people, or by letter, «Infirag their rase. age, made of (es•l.•ring a reraitesoce), when reediviiies. and r he,l advice, will be est to any pert of tee toweaud (venter. Niepsrs. Cooper and Cs. Surgeons, Charlotte-house, rrrat Charlotte-street, IlLickfriers-read. Londe n r but no ••••iters are answered a high die not Pertain a coureltisi Fee. N• 11. The Prier and Fistula are by theirs eared without cut '‘. /tire gratis, no Tiesday, Thursday, and Sandal Moo from Ei g ht ell Twelve. " The Ceres far apagei Hateripits fdl in the sr4, tuut Snorer abed ea eM seafold! " REPEAL OP THE CORN LAWS. AT a MEETING of the INIIAIiftANTS of the Town Bed Paris!' of PALK IRK. In the how of Otsvid /Tendinous., Intokeeper, epee the 24th of April. 1515, cn'led I lly Public Advertesemeet, the foilnwing gradations were pro , posed, and unsmisiteesly agreed to: ' ' 1. Thai this hteetig considers the Law which has been pained this Session of Fantasist, for augmenting the Rates at width Grain is Importable into the kiesdnes fee home tam- WO. at partial aid tippresdve in Its operatics, and highly prejudicial to the Commerce nod Manufactures of the Country. 2. That netwithetatidiwg the annals of our ciliary do not re cord an imitate* wherein time war a more general and eargai- Total exptersien of the public voice, than agaiust this waste*. we have witnessed it urged threugh both Houses of Parliament. , with a preelpitatima and by fiejorities, which manifested the " asset ineffablecontempt of peblie opinion. S. That we have hitbeelts been led to emitter the Home of 1 Coellionaas Ilse eremite pioblie opinion; bat the marked slis regard which as this eireesien has been shown by that Hoe. liwaset• the aim •ef the wino, Conoitutionally expreatd, 1 einnempleatas, laeseed th e possibility Of r •idiction, that the , 1 Repreassteites• stale People in culiament is radically de tective. • . . .71 4. That frees the present corrupt system of Representatiall.• all the evils of which we justly complain, she wars in whirls 1 the kingdom is perpetadly involved, alt the intolerable load i of taxes wherewith we are consevently burdened, tire prinri- pally to be ascribed to the overwhelming preponderance of a selfish Aristocratical Oligarchy, which has not sassy engrossed 1 the power and influence of the Governoseet, but deprived the people of their just portion of weight its the Legl.lature. b. Thal having observed during the last 20 years of war, the import price of grain raised from {Ss. to 80 per quarter, they contemplate with horror a renewal of war nt present, as they are convinced that the same causes mast produce the same elf cgs in t ?were, tante especially as they do nut See any just cause of war at this time. ! 6. That from the late appearances in France and Spain, 1 whatever specious pretext may be given far plunging the cow:- 1 try into a new was, we can consider it in no other light than a 1 war against the liberties of mankind, by restoring all the hor rears of the Inquisitinn, the tyranny of despotic Kings, the in le• so nee of reedit! aristocracy, and a corrupt, intoleraid Priest- I hood; the restoration of whom app.ars, Isccording to the die -1 tates of reason and conscience, to be inimical to the hest interests of mankind. 17. That it becomes the ditty of all, particularly thn-e pee teasing Christianity io the Protestant form, to take the first op. portunity of showing their decided disapprobaims of gain:, to , war with a nation apparently desirous of peace. for such rea -1 sole. lest they be famed aiding and assioing in i cause wale', amid many other evils, appears to have a tendenca to perpe ' Ware Papal superstition, resist the progress of knowledge, and retard the general improwesnent of society. 8- That this Meeting will join in say Crantitutinani treasures that ary be adopted by the natio°, to prevent going to war whh Frame at this time. 9. That Petitions, founded ea these Resolutions, Ise NA- ' with sahmitted for signatures, sad transmitted to h ah Houses sif Parliament, praying the Repeal of this selfish and oppressive law. i 10. That a Committee be appointed for cordectinz the Pe titian. 1 11. That the Thanks of this Meeting he Rivets to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of London, and the other Members of r the Comm. is Council of that City, for the manly and spirited opposition which they, made to this measure, and the example they thereby set to the nation at large. 19. That the above Resolutions be inserted in the London, ' 1 Ediuburgb, and Glasgow Newspapers. PA4ivilikvitikinsci IN TOWN . . i3E"LrAST COMPANY have much sags. IL faction in announcing to the Public., that they are nvw selling IRISH LINENS and Sit EETINGS, by the single piece. full In per Cent. under the present wholesale prices. owing to an advantagmmt speculation the, made in flax. Not lets than a piece sold. No abate/trot ever made. Ench piece is warranted grass bleached, and should a fault appear, the money returned. The superiority of their mode of business is amply prover! by the extrusive support they have expetiented during twelve years, and which they hope to retain by selling the very best Linens at the lowest pricey possible. at Jock only Warehuuye in London, 50, Great Russell -street, Bloomsbury. BROOKS, BURCII, and O`K EEFE, Agems, LOCK ANI) SWUM His Royal Hientras Or Duke following Committi Earl of Leitrim CAI. DISPENSARY. e of York, Prrsident, and the lee of Governors : I Colonel W.J. Janes, M. P. Earl of Egmmont I j..1t0 Lnlonebet EN. M. P. Right Hon. T .11,.nrs Col dirt 11. Clemente, M. P. Rt. Hon.R. H. Sh ridan, M.P. Captain JUZIeF Hay. Hue. Col. .1. Barry, M. P. Surgron Mr. Kitrnan, Member of the Itoyal Coll, Loudon. REFUGE for the DESTITUTE, MiA4lesed-Rome, Hack arv-Road. 511,44444. Loot oi:t. ON StiNDAT MORNING NEXT, Muy 21. a SERMON will he preached le the Pari.h Chirrh f Lewisham, Kent, by the Rev. SAMUEL WATSON. LE If. Rertnr of Gravesend. After whirb it Collection will be mode ' Matti of the Fond.: of the above Institution. &trice will be gin at Eleven o'Clork. A Pamphlet, coniaminc the llst Animal Report, the links aad Regulations, and a Lie of the Subscriber, to the ahoy: In stitution, Is just published, and mar be had gratis at the liar of St. C fee-hom., St, P 611 1 .11 Church-yard; at Lind .l Cafes house; City of London Tavern ; of Mr. **pc's,. Cot-c -hill; Mr. Reichard, Book eller, Piccadilly t Mr. bootee ler Gently-yard, Lorabard- sweet; Meiiin• Bookvellers, St: Peal's Gherch-yard ; Mr. Stuchdate%, Pall Mall ; mad at the Refuge. L May le. ROIIRRT CROSBY. Seereistrt- sU the in Ili us!., alted To John Sin, — mender ' citation ceived th .ai Ci et4re'sop --- ' t commanding the Ilriti•lt vino • vi v re- OW6 . • .... -Pleti st% tbil pittk ula re or 'the gii emcees,. ful, attack on the fort of,talunga„'Ou the 31,4 ult. Great as is the loss Sustained 6ii this o&ritiotti . atd deeply as it is to be deplored, it is whale witistactti tn to the mind*of the Right Hon. the Cisnimenthr i n Chief to observe, it falls considerably short of ilie ! number there was at Gist reason - to sijniieliend had fallen and suffered. . The undaunted valour displayed by the Metre • and troops who were engaged, under a serious dis advantage of one column only, and the reserve halt. iss ,, (from the accidental cause mentioned by Col. hrawbey) reached the- destined points. of st:sault, ' out of four columns anti a reserve, ordered by their lamented leader in the original plan of at:iet, 144 excited the highest admiration in the Cos/mender • in Chief, and the firmest convictiou in his Eacellesicy's mind, that the object would have been effected, if . the most determined valour could potsibty baits achieved it under the circumstances of the contest. Orders have been given for the close interment `of the place, and means are about to be employed for • its reduction, which will, the Commander id' Chief trusts, prove speedily effectual. • r The Commander in Chief cannot conclude wii bout ,-- - reiterating the sentiments of deep concern whi c h h a INN, SNOW-HILL, WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, DON. Saracen's head has already expteased at the severe public lots tor t LON tained, by the untimely and ever-to-be-lamented f a ll The beet Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, nod moderate Charges. of Major-Gen. Gillespie, who 'winced in the mourn- The following Pest C•p ig h e „ N1,,i1 Coaches, Ike. set out from ful close of• his career, that ardour of heroism and the Saracen's Head In'', S,iow-hill:— devoted zeal, which bad so strikingly distinguished TRAVELLING I 'IOM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL, ' its whole course.—l have the honour to be, *c. IN TiVENTY-NINli HOUR.. I (Signed) 0. H. FAGAN-. Alt -Gen. The UMPIRL, x new Liverpool Past C.:.. :,, ~n!:. ape night Head-qaarten, Imeknow, H.v. 91 1811. M the road, cririei Font. I-wide sod F..ur theisijr ; s.ti nut I ... rem the Sam. .'s Head Inn, scow-hill , Lomita,. , tic -it t Y. S: Col. Ochtevlony, with the Ludheattah de• !o'Clack,al rives ot Liverpool next rifleman:it Six o'Cinrk. thr.11,,,,,,,t joined the other coma of his t i mitei it t h Hew thle, Woobstru, LeCtlenny, Northampton, Wel- „, o , t rial L i kideld , g,„„ e , It o p.. on the SOth inst., and was at Plapea'oe the ~ . . f stern arch , ill tackle . , , A therstoor Newcastle, Samoa, _ -tearratites, 31st, preparatory to moving Isrllnst Nollighitr, tee xet. a k, _ I key to .the principal passes leading to Umuser Si ttig . MEER! UGH. Troyes, So thrill, and Honore!! New Post Thappah's position at Irkih, near the Stale*. Coach. every Afternoon, at four o'Clock. WEYMOUTH Univa Coach. "nor !asides, through Don) Camp before )(taunt% Nov.l. 1514. cheater, Illaadford. Salisbury, and Andover, every Afternoon, , Sta,-- . ln continuation of the brie( and Imam! arrives at Weyreneth next day, at One ; where the Packets ! sail as Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon, at F.ve. to Gam- account of the melancholy transactions of yesterday, which I had the honour to forward to you, I tow ley and Jersey. from whence the:eregular exuvey to CherborAh rind St. blalnes. The road tram Clierliurgli tParis , is the isnot delightful and the c he a p est i n F r a nce . , beg leave to transmit, far the Right Hon. the Com- BRIGHTON New lileg int i'mt Conch, Four Insides aolv. ' mender in Chief's information, the following more every rimming at Nine n' Clock. thrnagli Crawley, Ryegitte, & e. detailed and connected report of the unfortunate The WEYMOUTH. Dorchester, and Elandtord Union Post-coach. every Afternoon. Carries Four Insides. and unsuccessful attack on the fort of Kalunga, in LIVERPOOL Piot Coach. to carry four Insides, sets nut the Minim. every Horn*, ^through Lotterwarth, kigh Crow, Hinckley, Athentime, Tainworils, Litchfield, Utlestimrp, Northampton, r in pursuance of the arrangements arid Instructions I and Dunstable. Arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon. :of our late noble avid gallant leader, Majoy.tien. - ei. - - Fatitinatts, fi _ -..- ' BRITISJI AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. . ; 11 E ANSUA.L GENIMAL SIRSTINt;. of the , I SUBSCRIBERS and FRIENOS Id this W)CIIIT Y . . '7 Ibe hehl al Twelve o'Cloek, en S VIIIRIIeir, the Si of * 2lr ne nt IV -114ininienns' Timmy Gran thieite•mitany, Un-. el, I & i fi id.. • - - ,- - - nit- r The Chair will be token precivelv rtf One o'Cleck, by bin Royal Highness the Doke of SUSSEX. The attendance of Ladies had bieletbem of the Committees of tomdry or Local Schools, ma the Britob System, is particu larly snticiteJ, and rickets of Admission m;,v be had at the Royal Free School, 14;wough.toad. Southwark. JO4 EPH FOX. Seeeethfiell. C. E. A. 4Cti W A BE, s I The ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be held no MON• • DAY, Jane 5, at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street s i The Right Hon. the Earl of DARNLEY. in the Chair, Supported by their Royal highnesses the Dukes of Kew and Susses. SOM ERSETSUIR SOcIETY in LON Do N. ~IIE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY MEETING of iIieGENTLEM EN CO ‘NECTED with the COUNTY o f sax, ERSE P. : will be no FRIDAY, the 9th day of Jalle, at the C Ludgate-hilt, 'fYNDALE WARRE, Esq. i• the Chair. STEWARDS. Char. Kr•tie3s Keine)s Tyote, Juhn Jehkt as, FAL!. Thomas Dollinhore, Esq. Wn. O •re Langan, pie. Esq. R..beri Mears, Esq. H Tlin u r,4 %;istry. latt.ite Hammel, Esq. Peter Jeffery. k.:vq. Joh Georr, 1.. q. 7 . 40035 S Jeremy, Esq. Robert Palen, ht,:q. Dinner at nge n'Clork fur Sir, precisely. • Tickets. On- Guinea each, may be had of the Secretary, No. 7. King's Bench Walks, Temple. P. HURD, Secretary. k XL i'ER, Plvenouth, vs ymath, Dorebester, _ D.rtrioutlt, and &Matery, New Pnst Coach, every Mambos as half--pmt M. o'Clock, With a Guard, through 11.1eit..n. abuser, Bridpolt, Blaudford, Basingstoke, sad Bagsbot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton. and Hunting don, New Royal Mail Coach, sets not every Beeping. Coaches Gillespie, the army was formaJ into four columns of attack, with a ealumn of reser►e, en the 29th of October, agreeable to the inclosed statement. The columns under Lieut.-Col. Carpenti.r and rrtllE Patronage this Institution has received, for l &Ma ._„......,..eprirt,y, Louie, Grimsby. and Hull. . : Mejor Ludlam marched from the encampment at half. I • LI VER POOL. Warrington Knutiford Slime, and Loch -IL the exclusive treatment and Cure of lii .th Sexes, afflicted ! odd, College. - Post Coact, called, the'llspetlition, every E int at past three o'clock, P. M. on the 30th October, with Venereal Complairms, and their dreadful coesequences, its 1 Five o'clock, to the Saracea's Head • Inii, Dele•street, Liver- and took possession of the 'fable Lead, fortunately strictures, debility, ulcerations, Ric. conancted under the ma- I po .1. Guarded throughout. i without resistance from the enemy and established mermen' of the first prof.-edoonl nhilitles, will satisfy the Pub..RATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, through chip.; themselves there, so as to cover the working parry tic of the high merits of Mr. K EERN AN'S plon, sod that by it than, Calve, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive** ' the inconvenieuces of Public Charities ore nvuided, whilst the grr. MAO, the Greyhound 100, Bath , and the London Tavern, I which was to be employed during the night, in con. young and unwary are protected w.tairst the fatal deltisioas held Thomas-strect, nod the Suet. Bristol, neat Morriorl• -- Cuaebrr ; structing batteries. This service was performed un. out by advertising pretenders in this branch of practice. Since to wells, Bridgewater, Taussuoi, kr. 1800,as appeared by the Annual Report .t 1814, 51 5 1 pationsof . LEEDS New Ll..ht Coach, willed, The Rockingham, sets der the immediate direction of Maj o r Pe nto i ng t o ' n , South Sex, s, have been co red,n i" h tit confinement or injury to tile out t•very Storming at half-past Seven "Clocks carries Four commanding the artillery, and Ensign Dane, of the in nstitation,and with a delicacy and secrecy hitherto unknown; &misted by Lieuts. Elliott and Ellis, of tho Insides only, and goes retnarkabiy ea.+ y, with a Guard through- en lus t er! `mar ar those "ye laboured under the meet enelP 11 " 1 " r 'r'''s ap t . PL.es tor..u 4 h tuarnford, Newark. Retford. Dnnraqer . of the disease from ten to sweaty years. The bust symptoms ' and Eerrst,rittge, tit floe Golden Limo Leeds; next Day at Noon. pioneers; and by day.light on the 31st, th. folfhlr. yield to Mr. Kier:cues 'remora' in a few days ; and where .: • • -. ~ t . t ~ ! notwithstrooling the uncommon expedition of this vine.'" is rrig pieces of ordnance were ready to Opest ,.. ,ce4 Lir appearance of dehility comes on. Inn early alitillesliou fan '"'l alloared to be the mast n t ierable and e o wplrte Public• Conve- - - fort at the distance of about 600 yards: " t - be made to prevent the denser thu• may ensue. mace um th e North Road, being unequalled in Accommodatios 7. I e .• ' Mr. Kiernan may be consulted by either Sex, with the b y raw ot h er . I Two five and a half-inch howitzers, two twelve- .- • _--- lgreatest secrecy. at his prison- how-e, Na. '2.1. Lower Char-KENDAL, Latecomer, Prestos, Kirb y -Lonydale, R^lt'llit . light-pounders, horse artillery, four sig.poundeis „..z .; , .. one-street , Bedfoirt-square, from Dine to twelve in the morn- Chndey, (Btu:kirk, rind Garoang Post Coaches, e • cry After- :.,. lag, and Rims six till now at night ; to whom letters and other 1 b a tt a lio n guns, two fire anti a half-inch mortise - wen, at Five o'Ciock. Guarded. communicasims, from town and country, , nay be addressed, raid 61,ASGOW, liingtown Gretna-Oreen, Alamo, Duorfeies. I Shortly after day-liVii , the batler4openett aa' ta . will be punctually answered. Brownhill. l'hisenhill, Sariquhar-Kiln, Casswit , Klakgadens l' fort, and kept up* wellAireeted'fiA. Jast published, and eV parts of Scrulaad, Camperdown Coach (Daily). ' • PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS se the above DISEA- Ilse COIUMPS of attack, under Major Kea: SES, price Ss. By F. Klemm; and sold by Sherwood, Neely. wl lf th e a lt O k u'ar N d e t w fir e • nsl org t h e on‘ a t i . sd se E ts d ou mb t u e rg ve h :y ile M w orni C Tlg idl it P kalllk rier"ll l44 :Capt.. Fast aid Campbell, had previously moyi and Jones , 20. Paternoster - row; and by nighley, 41. Fleet Six o'Cliwk, Its way of Newark, Retforil, TedcasteKiv ilirtti be in readiness to make their attack at thp, serge. i linnon, Nunhallerion, Durham, Morpeth, sad tterwiirk a .— , SUPERIOR ADVICE. , Passengers aniline Ihrroselses tongued from the length of the - moment with Hie one from the Table Land. At journey, may rcpt what time they please, and then proceed on o'clock' IT is of the first consequence to ascertain on %violent any neditional fare. J. Clark, she Black .Sa an, Co.- the -•. . I A. M. Major Kelly moved .on Kursoll s earb ,, Jagberkent% ind ; Capt. Fast at tbki?e• e. whose talents and integrity a ern, reliance may he oey•street. York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, ,Hull, placed in am hicont. CURRIE mid Co., Surgeon: of rough. Whitby. ond "then Pl ac es. towards elids'rienckade, by the tillage of i.uckhoui eminence rued high professional attainments, Members of the . BRIDGENORTH and Waked new Post Coach, every and •Capl: Campbell by the village of Ustiril. Tice Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh, present to the Put,- Evening. li e the result of 30 years experience in the Cure of Venereal I CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Post CrotA. g ok 'nal for the tolumns moving to the'issaolt, was , Complaints, and those Debilities and Deficiencies which mot I with Four Ho rses , san d as G uar d all the was. Noes through b e fired from the batteries two hours previous to .the =frequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. In the 1 Brough, Appleby, Greambridge, Richmond, Catteric . k, -Be- '' . various gradations. from recent infection to confirmed LueLuny. roughbrid g e, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, null .G.,,,h?4, moment of attack, which was do be repeated their 'walloper* comenutds verb often a speedy. and always a ' (the nearest way by eighteen miles!, sets .tut every Shooing, the camp below. tir"lar : ' The signal was fired at about eiglk i e l tlocki radical cure. In dubious cases, their limg and well arranged . sad pet form use journey a ith the greatest facility. Pds"eil experience gives them a 1/amplitude of aerision that secures detained on the Road by h:1- *mess or pleasure , have t he tie* sh e Patient f r o m b e f og memorialized out of existence, or hay- advantage of their seats being secured in the next Cnarg. the coluritns coder i,,,ietw shortlyuotenitntCisloaftneer vi l C a tt o rplel ing his cmintitutiou anderatrinod / and th e vital principle destroy- I IN AtIi...FIELD Pest Coach, every Morning , at half-past and Major-General Lt, d • ed by a latest, but insidious disease, or a blind mid fatal conk- Six o'Clock. . , the assault, and Carried, in a moat Salim* mat deuce in shallow pretenders. 1 SUNDERLAND, S, a knit, and Yarm, New Coach, every • In Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxation , and Alnny of M.irning, to the Geo, g e lhn , Su nderland. . the stockade thrown across the road Inding the Organs, arising from excessive iodulgeore, insalubrious MANCHESTER, Winslow, Curgletoo, Newcastle, Walsal. fort, and pushed on close under the tails of etiolates, or solitary sensuality , their practice givessew lif e and , and Welverhariptio, Post. Coach, every A ftersiounarded. fort, which were stockaded all round;' iii i a i :merry hi tke system. even in cases which are ve r ging on de- I ' RIR/SINGH AM Mercury P.. 71 Coach, with a ward, sets Afferanen, aid reaches Birmiaghatanesellay,at anon. opening (the- only one seen) had stock ides sr Stricture, and &her deranteinenta of the Urethra they 'sat every await,r ove •a a mild and ellertitul manner. Slight an d recen t ease , . p„, w , s _ hy o , t . rd. Emton, mud sinpstone , 1 0 th e am - eau* litookades; from this they Were obliged to fall 1ax...., from -th6 isisnrmoontahle difficolties that prissintee of Venereal Infection are cured 'in the short period of two lllegi r r i cl - Rstr e, N ei e lirmtog w ha n dr il . hatch Townley, 1.4,0wir0, 'da F wi g . c 'N • ; s o . the Female Sex it will be considitary to know that tbev •Nonhivielt, and miud:ewich, Post Coa ch , every Dynan, , tat themselves, after a dreadful loss in officen and ' .rn . . the4irst may he eared of those Debilities which defeat conception, nod . Five o'Clock. under shelter of the village . Weste sap the foundation of connubial felicity. t SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shienal, Post Coach, and li . fl~dttbk liido '•Iliall lovi 'n ar k o de t e A- •t..-, .....V.....0a51y pi APatieats treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable se • the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o . , g uard ed . • MILL, Hortheave, How d en, Thorn, and Doacaster, ! r oost SBA Vf. Soott' t lltteri"ilfe totem,* for the , erecy. l and &lents. CURR Ili and Co. may be consulted every day, nt Coach, easy Morning at half - pest Sit o'Clock, to the But . j -Land Moved,' (Wee Wlitictiottel triMl;ebief of the *.... dear house, 111, 'lanais-garden. Sao Inn, Mytes-gate, Hull. " • •• • Letters from the Country, stating ntiontely,lbe twerp •45 • rnv the raavraieeee at math* at the wrest Mal were ordered Off' ftbdt estop', and by_ the tiinCio CZ: . 'us hubilF 6l for all IV i arrived on ti,. TON Lied; thit Vole fe . l4X4dAllt mode of living, dec. and enclosing p remittance for 21dY'ste rad , of the alien, Passengers and Medicilies, will he treated with studiousattuotion. ', above Cooches, at Hatchnrd's coon ogee, .r!w , White i bad boa 0044 gall back laid . . . v. N 0.107, Hatton-garden. ' Slurs' Cellar, Piccadllly. . . , "ill , s:, .. .: ••• • '• , ;le %.. i. . ...,, •: . %. i, - •" - .5: -I lid '7 Us lYit ~ . • ' . ht - Pot) u< , : :,., ... , .1t;,.! • iti.. , • . .:...ti...: ..: ;.., 1. • :4 **:.!. • ~, • 7' , - •• • • A L • • • • . • , 1" , e • , Psl;\ • ) ' • , . - • • 4.1 . . • FRI CE 0 } 'UPPLEMENT*o rnft Legfed-NG"AZISITE • or Tet:Snat, 1& wF.DititgriAt, mil , 17.-11115: INDIA ROA at), i'filitenaLL, mit 16, 1815. he init., wing Letter frnak she Adjutant-General of (hi nerves" in Besir o t, in she Secresary of the Supra* Government, with is, lIICIU are 4, h u heels reeriiied ill t h e kiss than. Duos- Dons she Vice-President Lc Council, Is a Dispoish - .II ' wised Inch Nov. 1814. 'u John Adair. Esti. S tseiary to Guieetvarin. geered'Ae- pus-mein. SIR,—I (irPcteil by , the Right Vali. thettri- ielider in Chief to transmit to you, for the io maws of Government; i cat a 4illeattit I eived this afternoon from Cbl. 114itiey, et fiteSNit 1 1 4 4 • .14 % • S N i l ~,;.. i A ... ~. 1 i '• I I , . 1 . 1 id 1 - CM art YL Jr and ed, so p same At two lle, by. o'clock bound, 'he 'l i g : . was to to the d tram I s and renter Dv 4d to istitteS, t.) the of 'lie i %moll to ithlit • heck', &stinted d inei•', • stock. • posses. Table he 53d ttiey &into 4#1,0 ) ..)t . ortt• • /