The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-21 00:00:00

iltAiliE lliiiii) AND illt n Alki if- . 4 1% , _A MOS vespeetramy to the Nobility {A • aM Polak. that be tins rectally dbelivered a Combine -3 ( of Ingredient in the most relined state, under tire Abate. , whiffs he ly oars too candid and liberal probs. ti t convinced that it will be proved the most detest AM we- Article ever iiitiothiced &wr the purposes .1 reserving sod Wittily* Lientber I amity applicable to Ladies' or Gesttle. ultra's ow. Alt no s ima*redients are avoided in its prepare -444 aibstitatiog Mu* Or art blighly grateful, eromar le alai useful. 41111spreparatiuss the ttaitsgroakly oomptained-of ieassiveniesiee ersoillameevvionnalkait (ii eren the most celebrated of those roduedens) is *t Bided, asks the mobt state of the atmosphere , She Arotwit;t . Elncitlng will *it import Roil to the hands or up. Wel. It Is likewise capable of produeiag, with the greatest Agility, a hig hly beautiful Japan Polish. ThThe Traveller will end the Blacking Paste convenieat and e for immediate we; with the simple additional' cold water .ity. It is dewily in Its operatiuo, and may be packed with 1110 most iholcO goods, without any danger or offensive comma• abation so the articles with which it may be enclosed, ns, in its esampositioe, it partakes of highly perfumed aromatics. To Itaittebisob, for E a p ortation, ton eaters remote from the atetropo. v:;triage freight and carriage, compared with the bulk of : ' ! Illscking, will be .a tool important coosideration ; and litbliiiirticle will keep perfect in all climates (in fact, is itn- proved by age), the Proprietor anticipates with contideace a ` le sierra iattroulge. 1 ta S i e e d a .ber all 4,4 incipal Bootaad Shoemakers and Dealers is inn owl Country ; also at the Proprietor's Warehouses in a. No. 52, Park.s*M4 Grbsveant - squsje; 4 and Nu. 63. c brapale. , ~, , , • . Liquid in Glass R mks, Is.—DOto li Stone Ditto, la. 6d.-- Paste to Puts,.at Is. Is. E.'insi'St. sods.' - S Aityo l f rietp the res c " efe ltjti. • Salton. the -Ilypochandrasis of Yootb, nod other Imports& Subjects, which mown he si)ecided in a public Adverthentent. By a Surgeon of a Public Hospital and Member of the Royal College of tzurreoac. &c. Price 2s. A DISSERTATION on the Growth and Mediettl ttesbt the RHATAN Y ROOT, sad Method..of using it, in cases of local end enteral Debility, as 'tidiest ion,,Flatalearc. Dropsy, Floor Alba, (Meet, &c. By Don Ippon.. Raiz, Priacipal Betnaiut is a fate leoutpetille• or Pere; and to.lhe Rn%al Gardens of Madrid I Member of the Royal *Acid, College, de. of Madrid. 21. Sold by *lt Booksellers in the United Kingdom. I CONSUMPTIONS CURED. r HE Inserter of this, a Professional. Man, who r ! JL has attended many Persons ',Bering ender the &ball! Die. ease, has, in coaseqaeme of his esteasive practiee, hien fortunate /is to discover a Medicine, that is auissfailible*CUßE for CONSUMPTIONS,by which Medicine ha bas cared many when given over by emitted Physicians, and when in the last stage of a Consumption, attended with Cou%l, Spitting so( Blood, and lEdeantnas swellings . of the Feet, Tistruglr the truth of this assertion ntay be doubted, the Ad versiser Is happy to say, that he has it in his power to refer to chose he has cured, and st hea gives over by some of- the Silt Professional Men. Me therefore uow pvhiply offers it to those 'rrhir are labonring underrhisoMirting.Dhiea.:e. Letters (post paidladdressed few A. B. No. b. Grad Quebec._ Wert, New-road, Idary-le-booe,•Luadois. will have lessediase (Mention. • • MATitIMUMMGfStrIICITt. - ESSRS. GOSS and Cones regular. Masabers the Itnyal College of Saivism io Londusa, *aye sell,- Folly devoted their attention for the Iwut 17 yew" to the silkily" lel ewe Disorders which w frequently embitter, a'hd two arils `prevent, that ioestimableblessing--Matrialltatal Felicity. The quay applications they have hitherto received from - persons of . ,j 'We first dist Medan, and the uniform nieces attending their_ so-'I prior mode of treatmeot ia.such complaints, induce them dos.; publirly to offer their assistance, itt all roes of debility or de.. flcieney, whether remitting from the too frequeoey of tics paring in the gaieties of fashiaturble 'life, -the in lothil genet of libertinism, or a meta solitary holds, ankh untakeas the energy of themind, anfiestrovs the Moser at ipetb, by producing sterility in the oostsCL, and imynteuce firth, altars they offer a ,afe.nnd permanent cure. To those also, from inch ciimpininti ore lititisfrOla ',- team into she married slate, and ashamed to seek'relief, Mood aver their iutirmitie in sikuce, it must be consoling to however difficult or ineffectual the cure may be denied' by other Fractitiimers, that by a renovating and MfolliMe they may be restored to a sound and-vigoroas constitution. Certain Disorde and r, frequently contracted_ i n a. pa- A _ meat of isdiscrelitm, . _ every ipecimof Venereal InfeCtion. by a mild and never-failing mode of treatment, is speedily lied ta• retnnved, without restraint is dirt Of exercise : tts t k isto, STRICTURES of the Urethra nal facets.. which 'levy; are enabled to cure lea stunt pert d, Without hiving recourse to the painfally daagernits elects of the causitcy ieferetirrs ,tif: Which cito he give& to several gentlemen of high respertultility, who have been cured in a very short period, after baving las trader-ateictures for army 1101sied , yean3. To Married Females. ribose espectotiom pf these tender pledges of connubial happiness ha ve been defeateil. it be a pleasing reflection fo know. that -hy a proper peneirettiosre is their remedies• the risers& health is reativ.nadraind pediments removed. • *ears. Gag and Co. exclu.ivelv professing the etre AI In order' that they may eat 1111121011041 Legacy mill fbr tekearrow. Tisk Irish *else Bill weariest& woad tinie, acid committed for' Friday. II hie 4. IMPORT put off, until Thursday; Ms- motion re spect* the Fees of Coons. To a gasoline film Sir J. NEWPORT, . Nr. PULS said, that Aimee as the Referee Odle Irbitro 'r'SMWee amide, he would . pose ea alteretiee lathe A . / Etat p u l l k o g g it . c um M ilig es t o b et e a m rty Isla, the fuetheil eensideenties of the ete e d-lin _pe Bill. - Os the maim of Mr. RO SE, the of the Committee lifseby's Plea.. was raenvd to the Committee of ppCnptate lir. ROSE ebteleert leave to brie* is a Bill to romPel the PreprieSem of time-klins ea the mast, to erect semen* between thew and the sea. The Haar* was thee sussweied to the Monde of 'Peen to bear the Royel Await divas by Cometiwiee to several poblic and priest. Acts. Ye. &ORE obtained leave Wiring is a Bill to legeinte the messier Navy, 'Prlse-mosey, to provide for the treesikission of seen sts respeeting it to Greenwith Hookal. THE PR !MCKIM COARLOTTR• QB W . AIaBS. SP' M. W. KIDLEY. rose, and mid, that seeing a Right - Ron. Gentlemen in his piece, he arts anxious. Olin* Me a question Mallow to a cirsitistatice of thir ulna* importance to the isterests of tbia teen er.; HlCatledei .to .thalateadoi marriage tef her, lope , the , Princess • Charlotte of. Weies 4,llkithe- .esSetry -Prince of Octavo) record of, inddeltinteaded. marriage was alreadywn tho Journals ;el Hitt House. %earner that. qaestios sheltie be, brought before Parliament it would, from its extreme importance, neeesearlly occupy their attention very largely ; aeld be wee therefore the more anziout to Mott, at this advanced period..( _the Session, whe titer it was the ioteatlap .o( Mislto mekellifY _speedy communicatioa.tosierawee efiltAhe subject ?., [fiear, bear!]] ,e -The I CHANCELLOP.,..4Ifektie kirCHEQUER ; odd he could give no oilieenimwer to the qaeation • ' of the lion. Baronet than tweet,- that the Ministers of 4114 Royal Higiseess,bael received no authority to make itay communication to Parliament. , . • M r. WH IT BgBA D rise- and • said it was trepessi- Ale the answer they had just heard froen.tha Rigid t-Ilonourabie Gentlassaa mold satisfy either that iiileasse or the country at large. tfflar, hear It Ified been 'solemnly aaeonesced by the Sovereign "tince of,the United'. Netherhaeb to his. ewe peo- pie, that an alliansitabe about to take place be-1 .tareettAie sou audiseeileyel Highness the Primal Chnebei Vane "; te of e; and it hati•been precleimegly 'Hie ilatial Highness tburPrincess of Wales. in her ,itiatteplaatise to that Reese; now entered apes] .1i nude s , that the Illestrieos 'Heir of the' gime • of Oeange bid aratonvated. himself+ to irsi:as My , futon son-in-leti. [(ter, hear !). •Attestiese spiry this most important 'ilWbjeat bad beast asked tem time to time, het-they &Minorite bee& witairwr id ; they were uniformly etaded by. Ibileliters. Bet he thoeght• the time was .naw•Saube OOP oat Reuse abould . no 'longer seer' itielfl ie . : be, heated with tbastalierespeot. [Hoer, hear , Mt. B;StikVHOßSECleeeite - Oteler. 'Re did-0A NOtiolt tt, eitectly right, • wbew Mblebere hat **red I , they • had ar.Colemiesies to make sir :pariliteSeeilitut 10 the fleise,..thet • :tar* tweed es. &oh a preetleivii . yenient and irregular. ' : „Igr. W HUMACAO - aide ba-4414 14 :4 411 .: reacher in a alive . melee Sys cetidediatiridt repeatedAill / Obi Rouse of tomossimiteilisem tented diensipeeifelly. If Minisasia, ia tia imperials. a east, and after each ' ' • hope eiti Wok Asti 'no audaWity to comitstniCale precesdiag r it beanie tip Sir M. Vir. ILIDLgie ascended the motion. Ile had flattered himself, that the answer, to' the ques tion which be had put to the Right lion. Gentleman, would hate proved satisfactory: As that, unfortu nately, had net been. the . ease, he wag gritilimlrto find the subject taken up by one wile Was .se Mock mere able to do l iustioe to it than hitnself. Ms gen, n•aa ha& stiited many telpoug for expecting that tbefiteuest would be pat In possession of some infer nation on the- subject; another, which ber(Sir M. WAidley) had heard, aod which still •mere essit vi him of the expedieocy of bringing the subject noder the coosiderition of Parliament was, the re poet, that in the Great of the marriage taking place, her Royal lijgbness might . be induced to quit the country. This supposition rendered him more .than ordinarily anxious that the real state and , nature *of the whole proceeding should be laid before the UMW. ~ )r. STEPIFIN said, that the Woo. Gentleman i ft Whitbread) had redeemed himself from the tasofdiseedsre,isy reducing his observations to a 1 motion . • g every thing that was within tho 'ore* of order, was also within the rules of propriety within the rules of delicacy—within the roles of • public &munch then the Hoe.-Geetleman's cendect eight bore been net only orderly, but it might hese been delicate, it might have been decent, and. 'for ought be knew it might have been discreet. But if, jin defending himself from the charge of disorder, the : Hon. Gentlemen bad exposed himself to other impn : tatioos--ifit should 6e the opinion of a great Ina-• ijerky of the Home that.he had not exculpated him pall" from all impropriety, by - the mere reduction of ssbservations into a formal motion, then he (Mr. Fp.) must regard that motion as the most indiscreet,' as ' the most indelicate, as the most indecent.—{Order s I, t erierrL .-Die..,WAITBREAD spoke to order. There were i certain words which he took to be Parliamentarily disorderly. He assured the House and the Hon. acid Learned Gentleman, that if the words which he bad used were such as it was orderly to use in the debate ' 1 they would net,offend him. " ImprOper," her con. 4 ceived to be a Parliamentary term ; bat the use of lioa J* word " indecent" was, in his opinion , .a trans sisi of the ordinary language of that H o use .— ' t was a word which, under any . circumstances, Ms *oh} sot have applied to the. Honourable and i Learned - . Gentleman, and he hoped the House would i not allow any Hen. Gentleman to apply it to him (Mr. * W - ). •-, , . . .. Mr.STtPoVolsr. expressed his. surprise at the in- IterraPtlon which be had experienced, because he was aura it used he itt-the memory .of . every one jrho heard him, that. " indecency" was a charge as often adduced by the Other side of the House, against a motion made by their , political opponents, .es any other. The HlM..frontletnan bad seiktlest be would not impute indecency to Ides (Ms. S.) end that he traded, in reCeeninetiolsneelf to be isrcharged. But thssfoct Was, 'W4;1164104 .S.) had not applied the *Old cciradeceacy" tali* 'Men. Gentleman, bet to his Prefesition. ~Be mortal nly was not aware 114 lie' oupieliusentavilos• state. gist soy prepo- Silos sr* 'rupee's% was. ludiuteuetr.,lloll-- was in- • ; nod unrest: he, Imola obbeeeefiei , from the ",„. whole; tpostiustioe• i ll! . stspadeli 1 en the subject, he should centinsigk es m o rmi _"wils as , justly 4plicibls lb tits ' laratkass's i motive: ' • '' -• ' 1'11re1:4444 *ie. , : 4:1:$004, brri teziof'sl .• , • . • 15 - 45 • , , ._ . '1 ~ . • .. . 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' i t' • ` ••• •' ; •••:.) . 5 .4 , . 11 5 1 ! -:- 5 'Mile' 20. ness e .eritice Regent ta.glire eithoiity for twit a tised Mb/. 9 - • • •", CisilitilittdpAtion. .rMS Right Hon. Ght. appetite; •t , . TWO. the Patrease *their genii HVissiso the Prime • -..- • , "wP knitg e r, 4 l4ol . .. • -.- 4 .• , . I . " ' ' • - tionsei were reset; had 'ma taiaild that the essertipo in her Royal-High. • itarol a f t ?dooms all' i . - i l ls ' • • ' • heals thirtincpss of Wales% Getter of the intended 1 ~: - _7_ _- • eintseogns; __, _____ -- • T ONDON ; Wings COWL • . yig g iliegl Elighooss the PRINCE REGENT. - Lit AMA the MarrisM exprrAti i (*atoms* to lautoios area . , ~''': -; .sr -, ‘ r r ' .AMINNT. . 1110,40 aritet RoVal daughter oith . the Hereditary el was .l • • • viisi. thrum or Dan. jobt, macklmn En ; ._ i tri . grxim“ , .....,........ ._______ , l l. , f 44BAllagot Haes swag 1 : 4 u..74.. " ,1 . 11 ,* . ..• .',.• tinfr - • g' • , ""). 0 NW; !VI, A ,Eh ; e 1)14,. (vot a of chi . ege, was true. lt bed,•hew . ever heist( _, _,_ vsca-ramstoesys. • "V I M " ' . 4 ' .' . * .. . . • .•, , - • , Isaac H. Browne *sq. ht. r:: Losasofti sewage „,.; dons, ....-44,44- . • • lie •publi yreportelf, .aud,was es publicly believed; that ' CAsaa . ry,: V. / Direao• ONO ~,-,,*•......i.. ,•,. 4 . ol akkiligf'" 44o4l . lagtee. i ilid-iiii - er Ult- wariest Wyneh, ka li --;. • - Zan* eh el tine miwolindhdr It o therldhlatiest inerriegec.whieh, with Itiseconeurrinoil' ltridger -•• Ilidiasjimo Bornsdat e, Esq. la Biralliets al lbelr Ind *Mwal• , ..- ... ~. -,.. SM . tot- ' ' -1 4 '4 6.1. ' A .• '' t . T e is w ma tit a fits *Oral Illglatkilie Prince Regent, had .1104. ' - William Dem. Rap - • • Dealiei Henry Recker' s :En. By JOItti n TAL.I.TO. • ! ~ -Ima•-• , evd a • •,- , ..,. Tteasonga-Mr. Charles Satan. .c .l-11 ,2 1 , ,,, 11/I :t i ti lihl44l " d/ ( 7 ,17 t11 . Anna ,' " d : Celles 'i. 44 .1 " 1/4411r *. ak b ardes : 1 44 .4 - ' ' •7 - , WM allit '. rellerfted • 411 1 * . illi' " la4i.o"c"eedit‘g, yell Budd et en ;ends `Chit: tri g HE • A NN,L7 AL DINMER of. this si.. • . . . ~A•• 4. AO ~likArlorliZraJobef *a l grounds had even been stated., on which it bed toilitt., - A --lA' --- ' . - &at • .10. IN ST IC V T lON, will he heal at Ih k - LitiontaTir • ..,,,.• - • ; itk -rated • Ind those .grounds were so ip4itoetely ann. vol t hi Bialopsiate•street, TO-MORROW, the 71aaisetwas., 1. • I M I VII ••• W ' 1 .1); ' . Ges•EAVINI , Sesoli i. ....e inatimanaar . arnummt 400 . Alb - ""Emilteised."l. loudly nected' with. the Imestion - which, *is to be brought tiffeela did bottom& Eh Royal flielhaela tie bike °MEN? lit **Oh*, • . ..• Y•' '. '.'-• ~:*!)r • .0 6 ' . ait. •' •' * 1 • -r-- a r ga itilirlierollivia • :the Royal Assent wit s Itirtintrtl 11 in Ilethrserlt. to4nnrrow, that it *et of . ~...i., . • . - • argslllll DS. t err-. . • •••- , . • 4..4111,441141A6 •.•- - f - mg. ea -Ai :•00,4,,a sh toe t esojoiiiiholottgoi ii sing um, Sod ahem . Material* use to the.nouse to know tlits fact ; litilliaat Tiselaig, Eat. . Ankle POO, Rs+ • 411...; 1101.11,1 wifilnelsillsollereeio est ' • a Nalls. , eineber - 0 Peeresses, were 'present. , -; •. . s e v e a hn s eess es, g m . . Charlet Pad, *lll.. • •- - a the kiwis . Tao le .. . . 0 0,4 0r 4Way a l o v i ng the A ,. end to be lac _ nseci 2 sf tit...intention. *as put tilde, • softy. Reve, TAIL , *tea PaYaders BilIA • . - '.-- - , , et --r i. o 111QA62111"11 P M I' TlS3its . -- . * y. t• retired. Op whit At tbOliatlecperred, It had been ge-, •.: Melt coues, . • Muir, Bug. - • Sillss. MAL - ,' - , 7 ` 7•••••"' ' hi • ' • ~ •-, .. • i plat :-... - ' ;A..... 0 . ~...„ . 4,.li!u.tail of:ct‘ttePi. lipayosaliii 7.1'0 r had been generally belietedi hitbread, Esq- fd- r. :. ' ~ ' - ...ii- *ROM .Iti.A- • - _ -,0.-• .. • -- 1 ~..- , ismo k ••• . .-. • . r ' •'. ' • • I 11 ""PAO • iimeliew Vie il hsis ' 8.9. -)! -: - .. -.lA ' • .4741" • ' Amthotal tha "fit* • ' Vs' . --4' • *I Serracnt of thadis-, bat icamonnee,s eloselk. connected with the ob. Ile • i;_ • , Dhoti* on pi elf-plist roar • 61•1541. • , • , 'll • "ly 914 '• • dye y fro ! . iMI 10-leeM.* lent Of. Ho*, .Geptes Motion, were the Cause of - ,rin-t•-• - . 111 , -, •Vollection lifter Diaper. - . . •„-„L• c ____,..... A . --- " ; ..• '' • _ 1 ,7 1 .44%___ L .,,2,- .. ._,__,- • t „. ,„,,, . , ;., . , wo l ,, rt i * Rome • wi ve *wik "adb- . fhatilijehlmll tatters place. it had been Stated toe • litters, 15s. each . to be hod at the Bar of the ifoiMeara :,...7P,,r i a va .""i c yj r ..i • r i arr Nai rm'ak iv a: e l . e __ E k t . t rsot o at it be 81 „ ;*81 ,, t , . .. , 4 die Steward& ; Old . Charles Strai, Treuturr, No. %OM'S 1 ,17;7 r die ' en et toot ilq. . -•'. , ~ t day, In the rpry streetS, that her Royal Wends the :- Timeshilreet iWe sorelor7.Mc lc sAlari , N 4 . l i Did Pa: Wid e ly, 71Crt r • na ; t l o a i t a bl e r i t i4 dlst i t t i lre e ; "CrAng *..' ' . ' ' r 0 55/ '•. •t • Nikes, Cholotto of, Walsh had declined any ford, alidke - r°*l_ Wine" i"" Of 1111*..•("4"ae Heat, " left. " atima t slyoi. add • Moe sot Wl' which are • IV& ' .... *•: '• 43Ai `Faa''' • *._l7-..1 I-- - ,ther priceeding in the intended marriage, on acceoa • No: it, .St. itlartioiscoort, Ludgate-hill ;of whom &Wm, eit- wagons ame ierstiligs , d i o sad (Awaits . i k ettehr i ttii ja rig e rlElßP*, ea Ora worr,s. pilaw . . , , lagli * F o nt account of the harity. soy be had. • witi an iewsperaika of Qoatent lei pdapindJ wo e , ifisimel to.lbahonolot 'bf the ideation or her tuyal !Mother . --trhari • *** Font Thousand Three lisurnit 4 , 4 Six womes•were , c umi n and m et , o f , t ' Fagan v. Cau t itsratahlter lit stii *El= dlit i NigkVildrilli'llad . Pree - ated 11 = 1 : 1114 twirl-IC that was,the case t it unddubtedly truest (livered,' has this Charity last year, up wardi of Two Huts- ' maiiiry• _ B, madiebe,cheite; ire ort4le obsess Gicrefor y . s. ... s . . ... . s. *AI Auel Eight Thoomod since its Institut' • a. sad oN tale *god do. = order , amtbeilla i endear her Royal Highness to every generous and efseelr W 8; HALL, Secretary.. Clwalgra °Ad Mblegilsl4o4 4 6 ""!li":"" 41 r ftsc lidstaltwas cleare d, ne. till the 'feeling heart. it would that . the subject* nit . . ria Titt•th St ewards present their rettectril c• 0 1"°"'" Z=V l Y l • i liV e =t llll44- t a.ll:l W eatit H "i!lligdad-ad sit e d. MM. , , whfet the flouts were not to touch, as tdd•,delicate . , aeCeelgoeffe of the filsawiline,nne belt lease w /334"11 them AbePissaticablOod***alvhall,.3ll.:•Piceadißy7 . 4- - -j 4- :- - - • . **. rt .r '''' - . . foi'their investigatiiln, bad limn to. Such great poll. .. t hatitte farther postponeuseot of the Anniversary to the A' Thalia 'my eressmess er e v e 4sa =44 la Is JO ..,fr..t.,.,' : . l ova; • ;./tes •. . wiriewg . • . , 99995191 WS express *tire of his Royal Highness, in cameos ? t , 0 , 1 „,,,,„,_ it oar d kik 4-i li a& ko , 05. ,,.. . , ~ tics[ importance, that it might, very possibly, opt- q 0 %if MiliV o3 ! . . of aosoosents roonceled with the expected arrival of the Imv ite ,,,i - ` fkaßOMfLoar -' - 4 • Boni ' ' rate t o prevent this *most be and desirable . i l -, • rat and Royal Visitors,- whic h would havr i i i vented i tsli s i c E ftgell it y L ,_ argihde, , n o lltß io r e : Pity o Sl. i t elaag r o g rayi , that ma e ar r sop4nre ou .the 80, " t r d u! i i l le ocen‘ion• lAN. .fd C V.P'rE i 5A , Onion,. In older to iticertetn the, *Kt, 'the Hon. very4bllLinOy ocdered his non • • iitao .W& Ho. Fried, hol p 4 1 ,0 question td • 4 111arieshum: Wit Is liriZti i iig Wo g allis l4.lll‘ . goiliii i :J • 0 s o : atl t g a". i ps s ig - Mt4 i ihipit Ad t i t* Hon. Gent. which. egg.- .very tin satii& sag, INDIA WA REHOUSgS, No. IS, CHEA PSIO E. ti +=amnia,/ Comer,* Goes, Se aline : Catioer, i ite.. dallealiaglhd s' • '* r ''• r •• • t . ' . Ifilidil` 1, beaded. He Wasson that tiaßight lion. 20 4 EACH A.NTS AND r4MI LABS ARRIVING FROM ate. with iestriseddi fof Prevead°ll;4ll4 th e •= 1111.4 Vie G t . = Aid* " 5.1 init. "' 116111166.411111. . ' Gig edge colleagues could net .be: disposed- to - - - - AnRoAD; • of dm periodical champs that take place io the cow a ete d . to Amo y t i me ma gm a . . . • i •_ o ,• E PROPILISTOR kegs respectfully to inform **how& ' • . . . •,, N . "ellh'thlialsaussion. of a lidded so interesting and • t he Ware h mers aase 4l6l° ih c ir * ° I S rich wept f 1 2 1 : A FAMILIAP I DISS eth reltlr el ATrO tice Non 2L the 6d C • nateadod . i'llosat . ; i Thililli d ect igH lirtlaidell licemihtalalic." l . Netai lic 11.18AstagliAliiraildralt . . 1.11 " 1 ' Iniiog to the close of the Session , and nothing e oldest Limos'; 13 and other Table Linen I r , .. „ ti ? meet Oahe DISRAWRS of the TEETH , *MI valstial b•'' : The leeekeet tilt the Irish kappa lalkille wet certaip t than that after the husinese of next . 100 Ftaanas, lair a Deeds. iteki de °vat U-•••••• 1 c ur t--• sueetiera far tbeirMetareivet, se a. iii maler .ll "" Wbi"riad ' ithe Laids aligsleg Balt ova Cravat nod other India Muslim+, Trelicli Cambric, Foreign dm 0 1 1 ‘, 10 •0 1 or lir Diu. Weil itiogrikt ettendanCetould be expected in Para liras in bale Soc y j: katt p. , Be and rte t i oateserve ritene D t e h n eos tl f . rois Carley . Toothe, et m i l d e dd r itataisid -; s i i . t v , * , . I Mee t Veils, Lace Dremes, and other articles for SNlElress.-- 'ansint. • ' els hope thoreforo, Of obtainin,g seas. • ge JINNI lie • l e a=l l o lloll .. l e " 11 ' ' % a t 9 holly 0414 w tests Tehcsaa t yeti kens,. Amok, and Arabia& ditto. se ts," Thiswerk °swains moth useful lufannalino, aid wallops beati f tt .. , h i d la n e ss , ..x-• • factory info 'on ;or at least, with, the deterinr,A, The Patent imperial Twine . Cloth, and White Chintz for it wall.experience that' extensive circulatioa to WWI die le- 1 . Tbe Riisisa of the iranallml WWI (ef t :imilai 'BOW Drees, from three to fOir guineas each (sold exclusively at thenation, that hip wish to do so should be recorded in, crtett r e , of juse the , se i ret o. swedes it."-Blusuibly Compeedillat et ' t w en ty b et on t o ow o no footeceerte . . Wallebeases) t _usi9ne Primed Cane:lrks, Bettillas sad Atlanta The Repo of she Veseaktee if Ways and Mess . was tl3ll Journals, be would move, . • for Ladies ' Morning Dress, and for Exportation. India cum Se a i r la pu rc hased or excimard. Goods by the Piece and FAMILIAR INSTRUCTIONS . for the ellett . _atit_ _P_ reven Dig -1 t e rnagb ar e tie thltZtileos agreed to, dad a Bill among 00 ' 6. Thetas h * Addrest be presented to his Royal Mel- . Deity. don sold radical Core of thc two Spec i es of YEN isitisAL 3% • noes the Pr ,_prying that he would be graciously . EASE. and their consecturaces; particularly Strictures. Mp- i ,The of the Deeds Attestation Bill was brought P. and pleated to m od al snadlooso.• if the . , ben treaty orinarriago ARbSIATIC P : FUNIII4) .: I+l . l":,:ii i i ?LACKINO, IN cm** BilehardrA, .with advice on the Dennity of the Greene i the Rill ordered to Wesel a dila times onTbenday next. us feot between hae lloyal-Hichoms the Princess 'Outdone of n.,.5....._ slip iivaochnadrasis of Yootis. and other importadt r The Mi l Bin was read a ; w e d time, an d committed I w o g . pi , / f 0 . .. - • and Ilse Hereditary nu • range. Ini R . A. IlitiVragY ? die Now-st reel, • Bough:sepromi, London, will satisfs the most scrupulous. teawttiter as to the authenticity of a Vi tali of his tiiiriving great bate& from the cortni V. BALM of GILEAD, in a pevere, sdisneder ',title !lemons. billow, and tlottulete hied, with whielt - 1 he had here long salved. • Pr. ls. Piercy, High street. Birmingham vouches, for the 4meprising cure of a fietstieman long in a deep Deelinb, baring takes five bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. The spirits, strength. and appetite of the young nviii were visikle and very raterially improved ; and As continuing the use of it a few (weeks loager, he was, with God's Ide!.sing, and to die great !comfort tiod„nstoni-heeent of his family and friends. restored to verfect health. Mr. B. Bootero3tl, of Poatefract. reports of tt man in that about the age of thirty. who bad the' appear altitLaader. that ions! i lnogeruit„. disease, the Plithisis .110, Of near Ilion. He bad a considerable degree of fryer, profuse - expectorated *etch. and was - • - had peigkbparborol. 'awe of labottring It t ..- iPalarottolis, or tlonsampti„. is tever. profuse night-sweats.. ill a state of extreme tlehilitv. Haring . the best adsice he could procure. st ithent obtaining relief, he electrum. to the Cordial Holm of Gilead ; persevering is the of It, all the natamtatoble symptoms gradually abated, and be "Us at tained.n vigorous state of health. Government Security itraiost C.ounterfeits. brsides a saving of tem Bottle io Pour. The Crtrdill Rata of Gilead is sold ia •al7, price lls. each . • 'or the quantity of four io one Fonsilj fur 3s. ow whieb one Ils. bottle it saved, dots included.' . matt) of whialsiallitilirrsoprieloes mine and address W est/graving, " Stm t. Llsorpool," to imitate which Si feloay 3 , ssid this privilege of a passeculhr set of plates far his ostnosts.bus hi:wile-anted ions. Solomon, by favour of his Mo lest, s littooorable Comsoissimers of Swop Moles, purposely io Yeast the Poblir Ansi Coeuterfeits s none else are gequine. ;aid firSWIM No . 18. Strand ; Batton and Co. (late .'Nag Leigt Dicey aid %taab Bow Church.% sird ; BeiCOW sad en• *SO.- 1 , pa:titular compltion, ii. . __fins _ illtk Ovfordoltert, Unidon t Brodie and Dowding, Salisboi t y ; ; by a mistaken few, with the sibleqeyeb - lately attaskeg to dip A. &abb. Perfumer, North Bridge. Beinborgh; Mania Keene.' ignorant euipiritothlek it but jostic.• to alleviator!, to •slate„; , BO; Q. Collegeweem at Davison I, No. I, Parliameat-street, that they have been property !limed and I n itiated into t we r p i • matt ii(shkuin. F. Newbury sod Son, Dublin ; and retail, by all eiranels of the prefessina:(reedikates of which. from vasfrose pledieine Vended in the United Kingdom. i hospitile, sad testimonials from the highest pr o gesossa re iqt e , . x • loins Disorders have been rawly yew" in proceeding to such a -cities, thefhave to convince any enquirer). Thai a 01spireebf matignancv a e carmen he eradicated in a few weeks : in the warmer beleisphere of our 'anent oeds *Ma ilai therefore it is in order to encoue4e steady perseverance in the miler ports, meholdese them to - aseett. that theiv-teasearehee i• •Ilea• of proper Mille!' the( Dr. Snrinon Any adopted tbe pion of i having (veined to diseates already _ eourorroad, they.% • 1 1 41 ISoses. with three . large 335. Fatally Bottles, contaisimg . met a certaiatv of resovation to *tea es may'laboar ander i :"S ae quantity of Twelve at Ils. packed all safe for the country. - 1 debilitating eifects of- alibi period ontimsdhe-torrid sone. Awl 1 .;.das is Five.p_,!wort Rack-note, by which If. 1% • is weed; vNit r,-that having had opportonitieM ia their profesilasal qt. - al Guide to .sumo " habitsforasiag as bathaste acquaistaaei aWs the roistitst.. •- As Dr..l...iumows Practice Is now become so great and eir- 1. s of wafering penaas.. they offer 10:41mat iho best i Semi'', that . Ali comma , engagemeats require a considerable resurances of immediate . .lef ; that the MKS(' WI realties from i torte •a /a hi. time and attend/Ince. he expects, when ennsulted their endeutrotoo int belance them to quit the piraelfeb Mr the the um .1 e,topliment of One Poribd 1 bat all written cases, or general praftilloner I lid they 'Preston/a their:retesuitese ear- fleiteis .4 all.cce. :Ind unaccompanied with ass order for medi- tute a fair grouse' fur the unprecedented enalklesee with I eke and remittance. vo be amwered at his leisure. are required which they . kave, by the public, been so liberally Ittiaoareil. i talwatate , milk Half a Guinea. Dr may be obtained at any Patiestu ea Ike cavalry are regressed' to state the * partitabill 1 loww•Abce. pa, able at Liverpool, for small tams of mosey. . of a d v ice tes, age, aad sumer Wt rising. estelasing a remignsere i 4 a sane mode et conveyaoce.=tiach letters should. for : for a sod medicines, sad the remedies will he gives or for.. * 64 t". be tens derected t—" Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gi- j warded to any Part.of the kingdom. • shred . mw, i s Liverpool. Paid double weeps." iTo be coosabbilbt their home daily (persnwally. or- hi letter, • . I *.a • Letters was. ise addressed to X. Z. or - A. B. at the Past i post paid) by patiests of either , sea, with .secrete. delicacy. Ober. a.l c o iled use. Persons who ea not wish to have their . and attention.. taw i know) ma, lave their Vora directed W. Z. Co be left i Goss stela Co. Sargeosiiis, B a mseeft•isfrad e Ei ge b e ire t i. 6 at t re- , -- 1111 9 4118 W fer. Dec, 18/3. -'-'-‘ • • ' 4 ? 1 , . : • • 4: ;k: ia?6,A aV '''' dill a~a~' 1• `r-y~~ ~v,~A. "! : .`