The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-05 00:00:00

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Acetates odd Stewed rattles.; - varies. Tables. atalsolter *maul& Wag! atigfs to Retest use. %.6d.-* -extra bittditig"gs. • CROSS Y'S CO liPtiTlE QUO It BHP MK'S /i.C.it COUSIT-BOOK, improved by Introducing. Red ("eq. ind additional Lines'in the Actlanats. mottles ruled 'rig* Per weal' *day: la thegear, Tables alflizpeacia, sod Niter arras* useful matter. b.. - , A CROSSY'S CHRITI API LATlFigir FOCKET-IiODK. &haat• d to the digertnt•Lleaostaatbins CluitaddlE rend : jaw she Rv - tbe ~C+ 101 will THEATILI3-ILOYAL, COVSNT GA/U)kN. T HIS pres e nt EICENiNG, Dec. 5 1 be pile+rine . . ROMEO AND JULIET. Um*, Mt. Ceuta) r Julie's, Midi cnieW. 1.. %loch spilled, • • BUJF BEARD. *ma, ; Ilee..ed Price Ss. i Sewed tore, 1t..--tower Seeeolf Price, Is.--. Upper e g n ef ,t, b. s brae& Price, sL' • Aprae gvb s um be lied oiglary, ea epplicatiee le M. r lieu-sem • • 4tibek • . sPe4Rr QIX Clever, . yeinPg: , ItS" p.p.. Aril los 1341.5.4- CO "I,olarsa EA( 111* air of - Tlstoitiove sairit the aftkinruit dtd • be; .as lair Wei beery inirtibvei itrinatti;ehte. • Oki is iirtmnt ari Proi rt i / t o . toteNtaie; AM O. etat o , tft, 'den,ind ,V , eriey Hao,tr *ft *lv * 13 active. h4ge-sitaN; jar*, Isiah Cart4dlteii•fhairthClMa• it* s_lllorMiati efp4 gqi4 Wecka l l4 eli, WNW 141-Com awl Harass, far ftbfroel t §LS • • - 1114 N he viewed the ktoroistiOLeate. ' ' • Public date lito%st:Wery ries*, itati Natty. , • • QVIMET Breath is ul Spirits are en a in nel.pienoam t.t Lidko as well ai Geodetse-4—PM Gli-i• Rd y LA t lON Is iba.planspitest and it hohesosaast deo yew t,arriimi is the laaltdatai old rep*. the MN* -ain I . ..,~: . . ;• :i_ ~,. • • : 4 'lSi:tett vseans, .; I •'t • • DSCL4 RATION, ' • P i tildetict Augustus by Ott moo of doci, at Snotty, fluke Warsay, IkC. ' — We haee 4ust'leened yip * lively feelings of Viet that oar iti,notOat of Saxony has been pr.oiisisiaillr e r ac!'ApA4a by . .the trnepe c'f hip Pcustian Mak ! , r00:01t#1 after tn separate our tato freai that o f oar people • 611,:(1 4itli coadenre, in 1 h jut tic. and'inagnaninitY of t h e. Allied Soveregns, alai intending to join theit; alliance as. boon is a 0. hard thaw theses of doing so, we direr:mined, 044 the hattlf iof Lelpaics there to await the c-nitgurrprs. die Sotereigns sefuaed to - hear pi. We were Conniellll to depart fro our *stet, and ,proceed .to fl 'll6 HI the F— R Apr liseli; a, la , Rev. J. Evans Author of . th e "Sketca of R - eligious ;"" 1 sweet and 1 .4, , ,v0nt. &rigout &Mt ihettaes low Init. 7 / 1 4 .- - Is Majesty ...is rAtatrOt Ol ,UP4ill stole,. fete eraltarratli the Portrait' : and Uses of Wie'XialliT •f Dufhwali 1 'treks!, 0. the kali astetirefOrnitile by la lne irotweilistely half Il i a d. ' 6 • %Qr. Kirwan. Rev, T. $ r. ma .11,ey I'. Ramey. A List of a wine gnus, will olirecil. Sad theis.elses well and refrabed, .• k n o wn ‘ 4 ) ads. that opt remossi fro:Ms:Saila 1 Chittebes, Chapels. Meetin.-luntset . . in tono.Y. ; Nome" .. ba d ez,mforeirtdrsaftefw..tils., nu a dri•ds of Ladles and Gentle. , liall dickihNiOnly by military interests, ands hili'%la i ; et iMaeliers and Vac i *Ott Cierr; 4 lP• oy. sod Verses Holed men who ~ • btre beer t.Siried with tietvessemaplaints, and tome j eg r; g l oa t ang l e ti me • incited to Trp o' si s in hit Pares for .Memoraotiont. la. 16 SO3 ---r *kilt bii.dirg 96. 3d. t 1,0 ban ,t ritt:es. they have felt Ikembelles below nod weak that ~ 1 . s e I • '' • CROSBY'S L..41111114.5' NBW KOVAL POCKET COM- a wr y bad pi 4 rhe power to walls acme.' the ratites, nail vregs g e. ! so fte u ' c 4. We itlgo wiceived (rota. Itself Mae' PANIO,N, embellished with Arles, cootainiog the WOCePart weal -disturbed oh night by Millard dreams; heatiiied• twee! 4 jesties the giviT9r of Ill.ustrip 4 ~164 ,the:. CIA It Aided Mapes, Eetratts front • rhe hew Novit. of Marie or • 0 amerce' s hat a ft er trying:Wing, '1 Cherry.Lutiiii r p rov i a a ged i bt 4,00.4-.0 fees i m il setti vo ty . Weettisr.l.44 4 Rasioesonsill Remeagit ; Mho Edgeworth's. Pee •• ea, lowthli#llfisomiLtheymeliret .eR and ittnitire, aliPbf I W $ . . '' • _ A '" i : . ..... s . s , ; . ;4 (swage, he, 1 many Beigisin, Chsrales. and Rebasses; were It a kla g lialfdallee pier berlif going to bed, were son to sleep • . e were in700"1..N.14113',7101" to f"lr is "l' rwiw'S i • .ots Tomee , . wad Poetry. Is. 9.,...5. S A. enta•hOuni. ' . e n ot r o wear e . • that al toen It those litißtary consittesstirsif tesseit SMUT BARGAINa. % . I CROSBY'S LADIES' FORTUdi 11-TELLING POCKET- ; • Wh. i t makes P r ince's Chesty Lotion preferably to nay other to operate , we, ahonlcibe'egiestated in one rt.; Ills ant BSlOrrtitiftl TO A NODE FNIKN. BOOK, with Plates and Fashionable I)res.es ; tontaiusiowly i sett/too moths l or psedicloe, is the only tinkle dolt porilksand . cApITAL nice-octave Grand Horizontal . Crispest* Betraets front sew and pa r ietal, Noveb, Baled ' swee tens the b re ath 'fever so bed, whether - 1r pr..ceeds treat : restored to our dear-. sObjette. We werorihe mord ' plsite). - WONTII. la' be SOLD, good as sew. east Pair; 1. ,, Memorandums, wrist Tobles, Son g s, D Rill es, Sze.— ; teeth; gouts, or any 'award cossplehas - o trial will 4.l.ininre,as i entitled t o tope d . t i spoods. and 40y thing. in mg . vs, far Stvetap-nse.Guitotas. This is esteemed one .1 the I s . pd,—%, 64, o leo b oo m. ' 1 , it her Polar Breath otwitys sweet and palmist. I .. : .....,,a • sest lostrumentsla %hods*, sell made by the Mutt wale rated , imatio'.- ' . I .• . i ACtelictliaTutts, DR Al viNq. FARRIERY,. DIS- I self, and plena/it ni them conversing .-trith t but when a persuo coalesced Sovereigu& our sincere desire • i o re-operate ;Ana a Caldeet PIANIO-FOItTE, worth •60 -phials, for I EASES or tATTLE, ate. has* had breath, it 'beat only disagreeable to. Ibcoaelres, but in the re.establishment ,of repose and tilled -; and, solaria. . . . ~ 'rho Fourth Eilitiools entreated atilleatarsed, with sew.enorav- :Aare so to o t hers ; bat Prince% Cherry !Aims n &inapt in . Y A square • 'PI ;We. With every Trershile, drawer". and anke en a.the brth•pure and "Migrant. - li• is also the bad manifested in every,witt y :Which the power was pad •0 ago% by Watley. 1111 g ainers , east 33, l A N 'ACCOUNT of thelstODE of DRAINING hest Lotion. for the notate, teeth. notgasis, s ad "the only ar- • left u s o f d o i ng , our real deOotedness to - their per- TOI hewers at Mr. arks s. No. 5, Leicester -place, from ten • tide for fosse-aim teeth it ever so loose. 1 • LAND. according Se the.secoe,,, ;:reetised by Mr. Joseph „ ..___,_ A ~, . -, •of i t ., : .... i . h . ... J... sons and to the cause which was - the object of their Elkiagton (for the !winery of which One Thomas:ft Pounds !. 'Jo in ok.g a orrw'rem ...a. WWI ..*•l' ;1 .. ••• b .s r ... torte . PIP. Ile B. ' l)% lo f t :kV . 1 Cow to . either ray be had, and carefully i wore omen hy p Aima i ordrawasp f ot powirftlim by Authu - i some, non Fame ve h eap , ed nu! mote soun d , ave a the e . • , . . heed, if r.. aired, - ' ri g of the Board of Agriculture. - . ethic, of the first Dentios who intbrnsitdtin.t smiting roulette_ t On the conclusion of pe l aces with France; it wail . . -.. , . done, but afterusioir the Cherry Lotion the le.l of stair teeth • By JOHN 307TYSTONE. CAPITAL PRIZES. • I • London s Print , for II CrUalty and Co. Statioisefettcollte became firm r • thei-so.re all those who have loose l e . tii o u e. ht , infinitely painful to us to learn, that mei reiterated' . ' to make a trial. Is or great value to persons w.,,ring , t•tifl.ial ir.stances for our speedy rtiiestatemelit had not beep Ltidgate-Areet 4 and sold It all Booksellers. ,QWIF'r Ind Co. have the pleasure of announcieg . . Of whom also arts he iyol, teeth ',aliened to nattiest ones, as it pr.. eat. the • & tot a l teeth.. attended to ; that Mir just. hopes were still deceived; 1 1M0 to the Poblir, that they 101 l Is Shares the (allotting Cape- • A TREATIS Eon the CHOI• IE. BUYING, std geoeral brrnaliae-bms f r trader. 6 r 116 " 11641 1/I " 6 e 6e4r162 6 11111 " 41 ' t for Irises ' ! the Lost !eatery, vii. t— ter to be without ft , us It% • den . jai a tith gas pod that the decision of -oar dearest 'Hertel's, and 756 .......... ximoo 1 2446 - • h a teeth a Ilh ,t, "reps teem tweet and cleans and prevents their i thOSO of our people, had- been idjonrised te the Con. Ino w....e. A New said eitt•rdert Editi ~. By the Author f . . 867 .. •.. .. 2,000 I 3.899 ..•..• alga colour r• preserves sad •whiteas the teetie, cores .e , _,...5• e I r. • i the " enntplese Grazier." Syn. 65.,, „ kr , CVO' 01 X le4!a. Far, however, from crediting the NPW YEAWS•GRAND LOTTERY ' • EV ERY MAN BLS OWN FARRIER 4 er , The Whole sonny in the eanst burls , hurtle*, a nd "lentl i ''' • . • g oon. ' s reports circalato . d. with regard . to the fate of ' s'er Int 'begin D.avtliot on the ISth of JamtorY4 There are Art laid lipen : the Twenirsecoo4 Edid to. boarding ninny . Br . . 12.0110 Tithets, and the Scheme cot:taloa Fifty Capital Prizes, New Recipes, sad a mark enlarged Appendix . By F. Closer , . , sure to tea for Prince ' s ' Cherry Lotion, half-alai"' a i Stated sinc e the epoch of the pe . fce of Farisore.pleeed a ,itte; two bottles one pound; or one &igen bullies Ilve, pounds. ' . *WWI j. Forrier, etc. at Retford, Notts, 9.. • entire confulencein the justice of .ilia Allied Mo. cf ... Xr1:1.000 EV EitY MAN HIS OW N CATTLE DOCTOR ; my , * ' • Dirortiossaie .eakd op with each tont ... i' 2. •• $ - Perron... , '.,.her Majesty t Tichborne.im t ; (larding, 89"11- .I. o. the proceeding, which floiy hove pursued we • 4 6 wesisso, eee, Strands Bertlai, PS, Fleetnoorket ; Hyena, VD, • , The consertation . and . consnlidetinn of legitimate . 8 • 4,. ... 400 X.- 13- bd. I 1U , 25 • 2uo AGRICULTURE , ilharated by Flores curious and interest • side t Bolt" 86d Tub ; Royal •Idianie ianlo "I l'" 1 ( 1 ' pal Yelalers. Also by Brodie and Dowdier, Salistury ; aod been so t'ar'dily terminated : the coalescred r totems skr..Ste."dtc. lac Plates, 6s. b‘iiiird.. It. Smyth, 16, Dame.gireet, Dublin. • . • Tleketa mid Shares are na'm'es at SWIFT and Co.'. forts - AR; tteitOM at Ire GARDENER'S POCKET .JOUR- , . _ __. e • _ ..,_ .-__• L • accordingly repeatedly proclaimed in the most sum' • NALor, Daily Anlstam in the *Mere Pravbee of Eardisb: • . Totatefiallardate leek& SAL LaSIU; ! b et r f Inc " 1 4' 1 ' winner, chef, far removed front every plan of cone *al, N.. 11, 1 No. 31, Aldgate Wel' Gardening , and management of ill , Nor.rr.l4 Thirteenth Edi' , catmint. Irt,.. ',Wing a - remit - ante to post to tar.. Prince ; 3n- : , and _.. _ ,„ , . .12, elbaKog-erirlay 1 • street. . Goo, stereotyped and itopr..yel, 3, •••tertl. I *reel. Oirelrelstreet, Loud-Jae 0 ill send th em by rentrg of • guest figgeltectlttetnent, they hen rimy an vi ew V i ta • GUNN 101'14 HINTS tat AG ttiCULTURAL - SUB- i coach to any pint of Inr•lt'aPitaa• ' restoration of the rigids and liberties of Esteopc,i- JEC;TS. Ste. New Enition, 9.. i Saxony, in particnlari roceivod the roost positive as. ' . surances, that her integrity would be sintained ..- 1 That integrity ecsmatid ily inclnslei the.conserrat lois :if the dynasty for which the nation has publicly mail. Tested hit Conotant attachment, apd the unanimous wish to befe.united to its Sovereign. . We have cOintatiniCated n iO""ttle principal VoWore of Europe a frank and full 'exposition of the motives which guided our political conduct daring these let ter times ; and from the 'unshaken cotsfid-nce which we place in their intelligence and justice, %ref. et per. suaded• that they bare recognised not only the I nuit . ) , of oar intentions, but also the absolute oecessity, , re. suiting from the particular position of our States,. and the empire of. circumstances, which pretreated US from taking part in the struggle for Germany. The inviolability of onr rights, and those of onr House to -the Well and justly acquired inheritance of our ancestors, is acknowledged. Our speedy rein+ statement ought to be' the consequence thereof. We should be waiting to the most sacred duties towards our royal [louse, and towards our people, were ive to remain silent under the new measures projected against our States at a moment whets we are entitled to expect their restitution. The inten .tion- manifested by the Court of Prussia, of 'provision ally occupying our.Sason States,. compels us to fore arm our well-founded lights against such a step, and solemnly to protest against the consequences which may be drawn from such a measure. s , It is before the Congress of Vienna, and le the face of all Europe, that we.dischargethis . ttuty, I T signing these presients with our hand, and at the same time publicly reiterating- the declaration, commtini cated some time ago to the Allied COurte, that^ we will never consent to the cession of es° Stay/gin. berited from pur alcesidri t and that we will roger any , , , . ... . accept indeninity -or . equivaigett that milly be offered O A,. ~ .. Given at Fretierichteidi Nev. 4, 1814. .. , * s' (L. 9) FREDERICK AZGUSTUS. 01.01,11IATIC. PE.R P ASTP FUNIFNI) D L $ PAY BLACKING, IN AIQUID. . T. RIGGE respectfully informi the Nobility nod Puhlte, (tat he has rottenly discovered a Combine. doe of ingredients, in the meat (rimed state, under lire above title. %MTh he er nedeatly ogees tow candid and pr 'ba ilor; convinced that it will he prove'. the twat elernot and use- Sol A , tlcle ever introdared for the purposm of pieservt.g and beautify* Leather; eqaally appliaible to Ladies' or Gentle men's use. All anxious isigredieuts sire avoided in its peeper*. • tion. submit eiturtme Is us are high' y grateful,nrounitie tied social. In this pirpAratlon the anisel,oily c •mplained,..of inconvenience ..af Fat tnrs, or • Lassoliarss (ia coca the must celebrated of those prodrctimal IS avoided, mein the moist state of the atmosphere, Ile A mantic Blocking Will not impart soil to iike hands or up pout It is likewise copahle of orodocing, with she ereatest • faintly. a highly beautiful Japan Pod Sh. The Traveller still And the Blacking Paste convealest and ready fur isamediateisse, with the simple additional' cold water only. It is cleanly In its operation,: nod may be pricked oil!' the must choice goods, without any danger or ofeitsive COesiga tkatilad tithe setieles if 'which it maphe enclosed, w. to its ,mPositiosr. it partakes of lOglilv perfumed anomalies. To i Merchants, for Exportation.toDeafers remnieirma the rack e t s°. Ns, the ray ing of freigtit nod curlew., compared with the bulk or Ligaid Kicking, a ill lie a mo.t important Consideration ; and es this article •• ill keep perfeet .all climates (in fart, i s fin. Proved bY nge). the Proprietor anticipates *ids coaddeace a parrot liatruitage. Sold by all prim ipol Boot nett Mute-mriker; mid Dealers. in Town mai Country ; 'also nt the Pioprict•it's Vlarrhorees is Lnedatr.•so.'W, Pink-street,.Grostreaur-rmitare ; sad No. 6.5. Cheapsido. . Liquid to Mass kinks, 26.—Ditto in Stone Ditto, Is. Sd.— Paste In Polo, at Is. la. 6. Rod sa. 'nth. THE SAXON AND TII is Four V.'s. duodecimo. p• One nuinem is board,. T H I.: SAXON and the GAEL; or, the Northern including a Vic* of the Lowland and H igh. laud Character. By the *ether of " Waved)." Loadon : Printed for Thomas Teo; Nu. 11 Wm. Allasoq, No. Si, Ne.w Buad—imet ; ospi J. Diva, burgh. . WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Head INN. SNOW-11161,, I,ONDON, D EBIUT If, &e. s . . The best Accortmoorlitina for Trafelkfti, good Beds, choke. .' Lows% and assiderate Charges. . . The fitilliming Past Conches. Ail Coaches, &e.g.! oat frost t'le Saracen's Ifead lan, Suovr.ntli:— . • ' WEY NIOI. I III Union Coach Froriniides; :broach Doe.' che ! ter, ift Attu d, Salisbury. and Aulever, every Afternoon, :waves's.* Wev atossib nest day, at Ones w here the Packers I sail oh W.doesrlay mid Saturday.A•sernostis. at Five, to Guern sey and J .i.o. from otesiee :het* 4; a regal re - conic's/mei to Cherhurgh and St. Minor.. The road from Cherburgh to Paris, is th si 4 deltm.fol avid the cheapest in France. ' • BRIGHroN New Fiesta' Poo Coach, Four Insides only, every mosniar at Nile o'Clials. through Crawley, Ryegate, fic. . The WE Y NitglETtli Dm-tester, noel Bloodistrit Voila) Proa.coarts. every Afterstoi.o. Carries Four Insides. • LIVERPOOL Pot Craelz, to carry four 1.1.i.1ei._ sets nut ever% Morning, iliPtligh . Linter Ivor! It, Ili., li Cra-s, itimltlev, Ath-ritime, Truneostis, Litehtleist.q.Ttlevtattrit, blorohamptou, sad Dutotaltie. Arrives us Liverpool nett Afternoon. EXETER. Plisnoutb, Weymouth. Dorchester. Falmouth, Dartmouth. mid Unstuffy, Sew Pint Coach' every Morning at half-post Six o'Clerk, mit% A Warr& through ilonitoo, As. - Wester, Briditurt, Bleodford,:flasimsteke, and Baptists. BOSTON, Spalding. Peterborough, Stilt .14 anti limiting. drot.New R oyal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening. Candies 'from &swap tolpiisliy, Loath, Grimsby. and Gun. • LIVERPOOL. Wags sun, Konisfsted, Sion.., and Litch. lOC Past Cam*, radied, The Er peiltioe."every Evening at Five o'Cloek, as the Saraceu's 'lead 'pa, Dale-ssreet,, Liver- B. Guarded IhroaghOut. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Past Poaches, tirroogb Chip wolsam, Caine, and Matiborough,- every Afiertionnt arrive as 'Mr. May's, the Greyhoned Iva. Batts, and the Landsat Tavern, Thor .street, sod the Saab Bristol, next Mt.ruiiig.—Coaches to Wens. Bridgewater, Taunton, Re. iliStliPiNew Light Cleat, (mild, The. Rockingham, sets out every Motoring at half-post• Serest o'Clock ; entries Four Insides only, and toe* remarkably envy. with I fitsari through trot. Fames through Stamford, Newierk.; Rgtford, Dowager i and Ferryhridge, to the Gulden Lion, Leeds. i ., ert Dal! rti Noon. t Ilintivithittmodiag the esseignsegna espdtdon of this Ousels, ii is ' allotted tithe the agnst t atrierable tout complete Public Lomicy. 1 &nee on 'he North Road, being unequalled in Accomutodatios by any other. It FfIAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Cherie', Oriaskirk, and Gaveling Post Cotteges, creel After- Ism, at Five o'Clock. Guarded. . GLASGOW. Litegtorto, Cireteut.green.Ationn, Dutifries, guys s Mil 1 y Ilionshilt; Sanqallar-malty Cassock. Kinseeneili, andvair of Semi*. Caissperdoma Coach (Anal). - • II esveanie, nod Edinburgh; nem' Cfteb, &transits' toirills ' TOrmird thr.eghovas. seis oat every Moral Nr tat Issif-pait Six ',Thick, by limy .pt Newark, Retford, Tadeaster, Dar lidgina, ifilfthiliessib. Durlass, fiCorpeth, and 'Berarteko-- 1 Palmerton finding themselves fatigued from the. length of the I jeisnity„ may rev altos time they please.. and then proceed oa . pwiabasst say additional lose. - .1. Clark,. the Black Seats; Co. ney-.trees, York.reas Cassese, to .81aderLurd, Dell, Sea:W.l /. 1 7 y r i lit r ib oa rla x dastiver e , to p • ast .430.48, every; tog a z • • i izi.z,.Peeritlil. •aad WieiC t nen. Peet Coach, yes wilh,Fogle Big" qui.nCrearti pl the.may. Paws through 11rmh. ikt!gilelirr, Oreatibefdge, s mead, Catterick, fics. Weilsesbyi 2,iteefolif, Dimeastvs, nod. Organisers he woi by eighteen, miles), sets oat every Morning, Phdrpertaivaa the lake kinky. Pi=l. 404"Pi"4.°0 the Raid Lye 4 11 0ftsMar pleasure, Igave.the r ridiraptm o f their seats beim settred hi the nest Clic •._ . ' ..lintAZfigba Pa' Cmads;mmary• -Muni*. M lusit‘past alp o'Cliiik, . - . . • — CHESTER, Nrit'. 111141)iihieek Taipei* -Adsitiiiiih, . .- 'Si .. filliehr OWL Co-- E - NCOUR.AGED by the uniform success at tending the petaliar method of Treatment to the tuie of a' few prevalent Complakes, which INK bee. etmatirreed by fee experience of many sears , inn large and exteirshe pr tetice— seit.ible also, tif the happy effects inutile's to the PAW.- rosin Medical Nienconfiniog their attention to a certain class er Dis eases, Moors. .:ORS nod CO. Members of the Royal Cul lige'of goitrous is London.• etiolate. to direct their stadia to tonic Diorite r, it ri.iita lowa it secret destructive habit of in emoisierate You*. whielttmt onty rite-a-ors a OUOirroll• fetish of Nervous Affectioos, twit also • eat its tl6l its votaries all the enervating imbeciltiies of old age. in that distressing oat of Debility or Defleitmer, whether the coasequetwe of sack bane ful habits, e.tressive titiiikitg. long rmittence in hot cilmates, or any Athet rouse, by whit% the power. of the tooSiltatiten become enfechted; as regularly edoeuted Surma ts( Looks, dry offer it hem, safe, and speedy restoristirie to mood and vigorous hestUlt. Wbere an curly application is made for the Core .of a Cer tain Disorder. frequently contracted 'in a moment of hrehrie* ty, the eradication. la etwerally completed lathe then space of two days, and in the more advanced and inveterate wager of . MUCILM;I: OF MARSIIMAILO m .WS. I Veneil Infettion , characterised by it variety of painted mid distressing symptoms, a perseverance in the i r p lea (*khalif le- A N approved remedy for .the Gravel, and ~"' stritint in r; tit or exercise) will emaro t to ftie Patient a permanent coarse, perservative against the Stone.' It i. chir pse j and radical cure. prepared fr o m the leases .nd pulp of She TOM of that mat•t :The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently . commeted emaident of all M.Th.. the M. rsionollons —frail, a few i I in i_olir : with, Or arising from the 'those Complaint. have not escaped pateet vegetables—soul from Ura•Urti, and the Patter aYi - 1 . their atteatitio tby an infallibie nod itsoeaverl idear tht4 "cob' vestris. , allied to remove olminnte Oliveto and Sten-tures, whether Medical men of eminence. with some of the lino personages, I recent or r tang d n f ii ti fi n. w ith eu t molt i ng Ao 4, p4 hA t i havelackenwiedged its efficacy, and •support it with their re- an d & were .' ewe { the o mi t, Bon k . moy instance , row toe reatawndat hot. • I adduced eery' ioveterute cases, of several year( contimutnee. This grateful preparation, by its diuretic. emollient. warmth. ; having ) ielded.to their method Ma few dais.aftortbe tare bed sad mue liteinnits isidare. most .effreatally dislodges or deliarea Iwo attempted by other Practitioners without effect.; end those etasell's tir ands efincreiions. tor sat.ut.tio or gritt• mat-' such has hero the agreeable result of a practice of / 1 1 years, ter.' ft. m the kidosim, the nrinars passages, and. the er, ! th a t the mege.4l„„„merhet sell is me 11* joitmoce. over which 41 ' 0 ' 11140 Y, gel frill * ("El wiart"ra very rlairlY "") . proved abortive daring which period many thou:sod perw'w Ow ismst excrucirciag and exqaisite of alt humao tortures, the - o f g„th s tun h ave es pl o we d t h e „ optimis m. hisstmg bets Stone. . i perfectly cored, after severe earl iajarimas methods had lama T..e soft and emollient mncilage which this innocent 'saki- ! persevered in to no purpose. . clue afford-. pi unpile's, h) the most lenient and diluting seams, I' To Married Fessaleh. winos eapeetaidos orb Wider O. expulsoto •,1 gravel. mind wonderfully faciii.atet the pakage . pledges of connubial hatiPiness have been defeated, it may _Aid arches sharp particles that form int. , stony and btliary coocre- be a pleasing reflection to know, that lays a proper Prieriereere • kola (ft , . call stones frost, the accumulation of !lii" sheathing t o t h eir remedies ; t h e gener a health igivmsait augoihe is. and labile tenet the passage• from acrimonious pia or injuries, : pediments removed. the . eject of Ilos preparation being to :void ever) thing of a i Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively prof/halter the owe of atm Stimelistsug, *har t , forcittg, or irritating cloture. I particular complaints, in order tied tbey,may.not be mucked The Grsvel insensibly t though aareett) I - the s p eed y fore • , • by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so jiitly AMON to the 'nailer itt, or knits to t e formation of tomes ia the human . (tenors.' engptric, think it ,bat indict is o te snagavga In :asgte,„ body. limy, are very few coosiltutions tido do not habituallY , that they have been properly educated tool initialed into.every s aid is s. almost daily o ntS to these cretion •of gravel. The : b ra nch o f the proreasiou (conilleatte (WA width. 'Rem' mites- Otudi. - sts. the Sedentary. the gout,. on ! the Infirm, are more ' hospitals, arid testimonials front the hiflistat,peaLleseirtnalwittho polmi. Wally devoted Ito its dn-gerous pains. , Au occasional rims, they have to enevisee any erietorerj. That a rioddeece takiug tit this of and outritimis composit.tot tOrtN perhaps he rln the warmer hemisphere et ciameastemi wisvid.! as wells' in the bma guard ot periervative against c.•lttilon• of ' other parts, autboldleus diem tp _.marrt,„ that their relies To my that Mt. preparation would dissolve limstone, 'would 1 having bees coolined to diseefesairette'reekerermid, thri hold be ill- and presumptuous. There is 110 medicine existing that Logt.4, censioty o f r i psvatif, itailiq b ape 'odor- the 41111dia.olte st bar. is Pained or.a large slime. without dread- • debilitating effects of a fife passed outlet leekitr,lintinc. Atli tolls Mint; l a ; 1.. e bladder ; the surgeon's Rolfe ooly, in sach further, tNat hombre Lad oppodstalitet.prafeielonat ear heel. s.l telleve •••ffering htsoitnity but s prep /roam) will ',pagity.• of form* aft imitioosi saitdaate w ith o te , ca atttta. oa stet a omitted. mud to pievent any stones forming, by es-1 bone habits of otektileg , they ' ;Weis - t' pen., ,he gravel or sabulous spotter, sir those gritty particles , l ia l uraucus o f j ogor ii n se . i bm t i t that fano corteretioui, and will in a great many intimates matt their eodeavours Ant 'iodated theist° , textually dislodge show deadly torments, if SMall,•aad caste genets! practitioners sad Maly presume them to pm. • n• of the body easier and milder that by t d ~eiktite A bar ground doe . tip , issiitlf 644 1..,A I cOlediel. ' watch tliev have. by the pibfte, so ! ae in the heste..ine.'rausos of the death of theism . ," Collided Anima lo Obi comp" and • ro.sua. appetite to have beau a stone.stopt in itepartage thfhellh illtihaif 4 :ihrs'Aff e t An d MOW .211,16, the ureter. ' r wieliviest sae medicines, Miffilie . This Botanical Preperallmoissoldbys.lhe Proptiever, Thema 1 ofojskat Ista*Pfdrtigshr vegdwat.. , Cans. at his Warehouse, No. 14...Charkts•sweet, Polootiar - I Tio ite o/01Zitjheir hroloiedalfli x., tilap, is packets at7s. each, duty lochided, or three packets be • po dt pahly•sy " - Of either . atifto Vi. sone pound. duty included. lt may he AO al lips 11.adii_Oti:_bfftettt.11.44a.1 • elsevaist, Nu. 27, Hays's** r - if at Y M lMica g 9 1 Goasbid.. • ,-- - • llay I s lllo/ .. .7 .77 .... — 7" 5 •>.7 :- /i.lil• . , •. . - , -••- -, •s.• - . ...• •• 5 • .;.,• ~ t . ~.., I it, ;.' , :4' t nitti..lle., :11:' MAMI . ,[Errnx.cv OF A 'ente‘Tr LITTER:) trtrwttA, Nov. 20.—" We still coniWne to hope that the general liegociattont will have a hippy issue. However, they become more stormy, and Seem to get - more and .more emjn.oiled. • Prussia has int& extraordinary efforts to get the Allies to abandon Sazony. to her; and she had at first compleiely-sua ceeded-seith.the Emiieror of Russia. Prince Repriin .Was recalled from . Dresden, and. i.4allyy. expected :a Prussian Governor succeeded him. ,asas even is. anted, ttlk: Private.gudience Prince Metteinick seas received very :the Emperor. Alexander, becanai' the former oppaied this union ; bitt Prinfe MeAtecnicb. tas repialo4: firm, .and'ho, as well as tY -.~ ~,, , 4,~ <<.. c ..~~, -.~ •-• • .i ~~ ,> a :~ • .; . ~' y ~i • ! a J • a. ~' t evi, • wow: y Won, Itirsat.4l. 't le- Tel Oil • atraewe; • - „. • E Clever, shlve, COAFII4IIIIO SJ 11.1.101 C VI wags a.......----- - - y oiler to them the best CIIESITH, New Ott, Whitchureh, Tarponev, nrsorwreo, surreys rewillinrirthe Nut therteb. anti til wit*, Post Coach, every: Evinieng,, at F rance a nd 13. tt ria, has formally protested , against i quiche practice of•tite .Five o'Ctrek. - or their priientiuro eon- I Sti Pi MALAWI), Stockton, am Ynws, Niwn,Conth, every the union of Saxony to Pruesia. New obstailes ~ edeorod c lent with Morning, to the Cgo,ge ivo, Suilkei.tud. ' have since arisen : the old King of Saxony, and the dither:4ly honovAid, : . MANCMESTEII., Vie..si :w, Cungteton, Neeci•itle, Vtnival. nett heir of the throne aftei ito mate the pat 11 • aid Watweriininvint , knot tAvach. every dlitternoun. guarded. ig, euctusitsr a ee ,r ttliwsnint•y, watt eg s on , m ad skifigo, P.st Clinch, t p he uk r e eig o n f ing ." b it4 ra m t:i r t 9 , have also protested ft gaiii‘t the 'dies wilite gt for- th e Vtortil - Charlettle„everi• ittenisar, nt Ftvedt"kwiL, evittrth-d. occupation of the States of their House by Prussia. ~ . r (persaak s t;A teme r b knit, Ingham, every einnune. with+ t iv' • fort* ertovealtence of . petrvogszesiding at the west end the Emperor Alexander's- sister, has succeeded in • I . 1 * , • • ',•, ~ Of 1 1 4 e WWII, .PaSsrlirr* anal !wogs are Wooken all "."- changing the views of her augU4l brother. to con. ..1 ~a l it , Colbert Candies. at Hatehopro • pawb Olke, New Vilate 1 - Cl:1 lo Rc I- „•=vott ia l 041116iiiiiit; riCCaiiiii. • •,ta.*:ll •.• • , + sequence ; ,it is generally beliesed ,beta s that King • • io' - LI:3 , iaAili 1:117. :I I lii d.: 1..-;. • , .. . : *. •._: :! ' p < 14. ~.,,- .. 2 • .. • ' • • • • • , - . r • 1 . • . . .... ,", ... . • . .. . , ... e • ,.. . . . s t , ' s - .8 . 4" • Z 4 .. t, ~' ' ..... A -..4 . .4: . '''''s ltli~' . a ~-.. :41 , Ct, . ...74;0 ' , i .. , 4 ,, T . 1 . 40 41* - ~ g , ~ '. 4 . , -=••• • , *t.. -,er • -.a -. ..•-•;:eriii- ' •,.... ~.. :-.' - - -J. e ... 4t44 1 r s'o THKATRZ ROYAL T $ S present EVENING, _Dee. :5, their Nkießtire Reflr4' • q • ref am • KING RICHARD THE-THIRD. • limbed Gloster, Mr. Ken. To which wikl bs added, The DPW *wk./4 Rompnce. is mil Acts, called THE NINTH CTA'rUg: Or, THE IRISHMAN IN &WOAD. Th e rhion to be opened at bait ling Ere ~*chict, to. 'it half past olz., • fl o w% 19.; Second Price Sa. 6(l.—Ph, 31. 6d. ; Second price, Sl*. I. islet Gallery, 19.1 Secuoi Price, h.—Upper Ga li oi . I. ; Second Price. 6d.