The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-02 00:00:00

• Cwt.--C.isipom igen .t par Gallon • Soenstelitto• ii/4 pet Gallon t.. LAMP OILS. • , • • • - Ppe Per Veouinsoliteent Dit • ft.. Od. Refined Oil for Patent • irvolibillownwria. 24 Od. • Lamps Vale Sehl oft - 4s• Od• IPalielMhole Oil . . Jets • Cqamm iio Ditto The Inspeitetribre Paints Wee spite& to all oat•d'isnr ''‘here a bandlomtrappisa race awl great durability we requireid. • The Coal Tie. Pismo, partiesslarly the Rentord, will poeserro• woodfor, misty year% however moth exposed\ ti. the efferts)of . irbe weather/ and li a certain core for Ve , min Mid Dry Roy; it gives n coveting nearly equal , iikapptaraoa-to•the tarn 'The While Lead, Torpetiime t Linseed Oil, ind.,twisders' • 1100i41.1 . 6, are of tite hest Qualities. The Loop on, ate ware 4 . ranted kanuine, and from thihwanher la Witorh lhey hatelieen Vitrified ? pill be found superior to those Keserally sold. GEORli'i TIPTON and Co. • Beare _ Actit he impel /Dent and cure of Venereal Complaints. Nervisus Debility. Vasenlar Relaxation, and Atany of the Oream.'Striciures of the Urethra, &c. fie. has proved anifotatly triamphast. In alight and r! cent cases of infection. a perfect Care as complet. ed in the short period of two days ; and in those cases oca more complicated nature, •wlsere other Practitioners hare failed of success, a proper perseverance is their plan of treatment feel sures to the Patient a sound and perfect re-establi-hment. Is Nerves. Debility, whether produced by convivial excesses, by • the immoderate enjoyment of sensual pleasures, by sedentary', and over studious habits or by any other crone, the Mediciaes. they prescribe will' prskre the happiest effects, in improving every faculty both of body nod mind. Several Noblemen and Geotlemen of the Arst.respectability, have been under the ewe of Messrs. Currie and On. for the removal of Cou.plaint4 of ow Urethra, Strictures, &e. and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that reference may be made to them.l as sati,fuctory evidences of the decisive superiority of Womb! Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment ; many of these Gvoileinet • have had Strictures from ten to twenty Years, and had been n:. der the care of Messrs. flume, Heaviside; and other Sureeoris of equal eminence, who attempted the tyre by the upplicatiee of the Lunar Cnao.tic, w ithoot Stleff•!. Messrs. Currio all Co. may be consulted by either set, with the greatest deticzacy. secrecy, and honour, at their house. N 0.107, Flattam-gnaden.— Patients in the country are requested to state the parti celars of their erase, sr, and general habit of liven,. &c. ei - closing a rernimance for advice and medielorr, when the come yrlll he riven or sent to their port of the isingdom. To in.sttrr that secrecy mu evientiril to nue undertal.l: g. the pnonv 0. letters may be added to the uccusasTior medicines —ICI, Hat . tuo-enrdga. . • A very itnerearng *twit (t {r -a-Portrait of the Author), en titled . • . , A GuitlE to. REALtI 3 , which, in boweisti .1 . 71. rammer, recommends the most simple and effira. anus re:lne l dies, olth proper inn& of ireatinerit for the . the folios; ins dip; e.ws, viz.—Abortion or miscarriage, asthma, I iss nf hppetlie; Iwirreoness, hilivats cointArt 4.14, rbiorit,is or green sickness, child bearing, emsdnigiti '' ''' feinnle iiire•tser floor alhos, flatulence or • wind, items, gotharrhoca, h' pot hnrairitil or melancholy ces *ion. juvenile foiliyeretions, lowlier.* of spirits. menstrual eva earldom, rieriou, &teases, /monism nr secret sentry, phitatic or coach. rheittheism, semir • torn of 'ifs. - diseases, tiMsol •COmuerOial emnahskaa-ageats—a.,Tifiae apd Vaegfilakittistol, ea bier— S. iindam . Rad 4i9ea-ticapers- r /1 Mnrrii and R'..o. JAME". Talrganth, lierchamk—J. F cana,,,J• Han Q. ilaywnact. Nottingham. Twin rer.—R. and Fl.VVrikley,and J, JackbonjSpotlapd kirAincashire,'ealtoa-ipiriffers—.l. ‘llibret and,. Cfirtl .Court, c_bancery-lanc. ,Frurand J. • • sßarniliy)'Yorksitite. linen:gienbfachy s in.—T. ti v nd S. nrtz i e t i rA elill n ij Sutt ir o'n b l it l.k 4a e ry , I iaco ' losn ir i l ;" itv dra4.g • Sea t ear* add Roberte,"'Wniverrhonn ' plot?. milliner. :J.. italic :Clayton, suie J.,,,Awary,.Shelikid.- 'piker-platers -.T.. id T. 13ntgeas. Macclesfield. Button-spinner 4 —J. I,riat wa. left and G. !Yen. Liverpoot, brolaerl J. sod T.T I Manchester, calicoprimeru—W, J. T. W 0. S. Tbmigem, C. Ifotehstra. and Riddell, Wotan ,tr • . Southwark, brewers—J. mod J.. 141011 and J. !Lowell, bisik. dim aid Halton, leather dresserr. • . , • . r yte i):-0 - • - 'eller . 1' . 4 . . AT 11 ~~~ . • lit WV, IWO ••• m . - p riTilirts:: • [FROK HA RICHARD PIIILLTIVI IreIYITSWAIIVA There are but few beggars in Franeo, '040 11 71 with their numbers in Eogland. Under the-reign of Napoleon there were none- lie employed all needed it, from the public stock on public work , . and allowed pensions to those who were incalable working; but as a system of illeg itimacy Cannot bp b respected by the legitimate Bourbons, so his arrange. penis are annulled, and of course the unemployes or incapable, now become beggars. in France there are no pour rites, nor any system of organized po verty. Napoleon's was a short hut efficient plan —l' Draw, said he. from the monopolies of wealth, sot, ticient to employ all she want employment—thee cr eate a sort of market or sinking•fond of labour, by which its price may be %i/ up—and, in consequence, posers) and its %trail of d : yeridance on private ca price and cupidity mast cease to exist. if poor of any country 'had an alternative in constant public taboor which yielded a man the price of three quattern losses per day, labour would( ronstantli look op is price, and .yield a t least NO . , quartern *asps per ay., Lbw diferent would be Ittio drcumstantes'W Ars masi.rof tie population is such. teustiVy ; and fn inothrr, in !Flash coMbina tinware' power, wealth, and law. Ire constantly ea erted to depress the value of labour—in which pub lic labour is disgraceful, scarce, and ill-paid—and' in which the competition of labour is directed Against itself, and allowed, by la w, to be the means of de 'troy ing its own recompense. • This is certain, that in the time of Napoleon the public roads of France were not infested, as at pre sent, with clamorous beggars—that labour then bore a higher price than at preseet—asd hcossequestly , ems, ibtrinaic,wor►ii for the enjoyment of its itibabitouts. •- • FIEW:or THE LAST .4C7,S or ru e CONGRESS • ar ALICLAI.VILIPEL LE. To ourl'aper some dilgis 004, would be round cer tain docntheots,Rerporting le be the joint prodsc. don 'Of th e Mimbers of the Congress, and the sum mary of what they bate done during their residence in Ail-Is-Chapelle. And whit Alive they done? Why, 'IPO truth, after reftwwieg and dismissing the Army of Occupation, and settling some moue transactions -with Mr. Baring, they •-bare written, or ordered I be written for Oval, three Papers, of which the of jects are to invite .tho killer., France to joio thee .!___ _ _ - • 1_ IL 1 then to declare " that they will never depart frog 'be princjples of Intimate union, which has hither:: "ft decid4l over ill their common relations and Liu*, est s—a o al, vftlyre strotvg—ind indissoluble by the bonds of Christian fraternity which the Sovereigns have formed among them. selves." This limns to he. the substance of the la bour of the Ssfereigns and their Ministers, and by way of reconciling Europe4o a combination, which in itself cptiot but be 41tsily viewed with estreme jealousy by the friends of popular rights, and the sovereignty of the People ; theraver that the object of this- fraternal union is 66 ~o ether than the main tenance of peed( and the security of those transac tions on which the peace we. founded and consolidot ed"—a truly Castlereaghean phrase, urho,se funtillet mental feature is obscurity. What those transactions . are, that are thus rendered secure, we teapot pre- tend to say ; but we Biscay* understood; That the. transactions which preceded the peace, and to -which it was eictibed, were the discomfiture of Boneperto, his abdication, retreat to the sea-coast, cad .fisal I surrender of himself to Captain flilaitle4 l , as& the restoration of the Bourbons.—go a rever it is for the security of seine irant4Otiiii . that this union has been formed ; and the Soitsieigns in ,fn ming issoli usgswded as itsfundamenlitt'basis (Lord Castlertigh) their invariable resolution meow to depart, * 4 either imong themselves, or in their rtla. lions with other States, from : the strictest observation -af the Principfis of the 'rights of nations"—anotber -heesinoas phrase, meaning nothing but the convey. 'trice .f some (seams,' misconception, which may at. tisfy the vulgar. " The strictest observation of the principles of the right of nations,lpriociples, which, (the (federation continues its the !lime style,) io,their application to a stale of permanent peace, can "loop - effect fie. ~. ,i 1 ,to ire.. _..tt. . sag,* goiftwyni their end and moire is rf rewrite sentiments of • re)* on 1111d a ll :•IZtlelbUtirlielhesalliirect pore has been onfeeble4." - - .artilattm;TigiCett•iitapatts: at ignorance and slavery th,y ,eye c.. 1171 11 / ggrjt re sorry to say, too mach the' Wear e . us nut be ntimatitrttood on the MsbjeStiarkeliggina • Wily.— Pare religion, nod the morality incuicatett b% kis Neil* heat friends of mania every sense, of. thenord, ,But Mit ••1 1 * , . ten °fres taught in Courts, at rellgthb and moralitY. is the very reverse of both; itrii•sve elgteld *ma ilea heater se plead to have heard. what t q.e septipscol are. to Whir 4 a reference is here made. Uped. the •whele, we must cotifils. that . we have never soma morensissmindetory Isrodoctlon *no this Declaration. 'There ts molting dell,n4te 0 , It. bat .that Ire Montreathaveenieredgato a volumary associatiska, of h .the Fr , ostensible abject , the kegoor dfr the vioilif.' it .r rs " . n 4 appea that the world, Oar aay part :of it. isitnitlitosiged he`' , I act; our "bat are the means intended to be pursued, except the assertion of • resolutions to adhere to certain principles. wh.ch are left to be ex plansed by thc fircurnstiaces Owl map trablipire. We.otsierve the Courier • npntivisat - kabalist %e lam. guage used in ibis document, and tberooedence that might, to Ifs gunge , in Apo' e pew apiatat es. Xtpiii re atliitait 21111 Y 1a.. I hrl li air nor in lituranc a COMO9III A • and are no security at all. ilvitv. • ihi#'lle eipThlfeed I .. Mad different ways. They will be binding as WO at it iv . 'pleat to all parties. that things continue in the* present If one of them *bib for a diferent order, he will be at nu loss Metter himself under the' ti•rms of this hargald But asset object icon to the (*em is ote , that it is altogether onset -tr o feted 'lobe who are aunt concerned, and for whom it prafisises to operate. have neither heed coniulted nor guru an opistiou en the subject. They are no parties • its it, nor does it appear /hat they w ill have the exercise of will in the whole bastaoni.— These five Sovereigns have undertaken every thing for AIM. arid they must submit to be made quiet whether they *Mar no. iin trash. they seem to assume that the woad is theta, and did kiagclitsit thereof. 1 • .d.WERIGiiN The Parliament of Upper Carsakinettat York ow. the 14th nit. The Session was opened with a short speech by the new Governor, Sir Peregrine- Mait land. The following passage from his speech al. 'lesies to the late Contention, which was convened 4,lirough the inilneace of a Mr. Gearlay, from : Je. - '" in the coarse of your investigation you ,rill, tteoht not„fgeLli.jpstriadlgoetinn the -attempt which has been sok to excite discontent, god to or ganise sediti_,o 4 1,4,114 it appose to yea that a Con ventioo of Dylegatee ilostoot stilt without daoger cite t ,onstitutian., in framing a Me' of prevention; yo - ot.;slispissianate wisdom will .be careful that. it shirsslit unitarily wisps, on „dist stceod right of the subject to seek a redress of grieving* by pa. Wien." To this passage the Commons Hoeg of Assembly reply as follows :—" We feeka, just indignation at the systematic attempts that bare been made to eta cite discontent and organise sedition in this hippy colony, whilst the usual and coesiiigional mode of appeal for real and supposed grievances, his ever been open to the People of this : prating*, ogler -tea . ,~ ‘__ L ilk ii 7 . . i . -tt4 3' ik ~ 4 la eil** . . 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Ptce.JAlee*V., lur-Ovolieevail- DiOntY It ti ;dm tArro4l k00,114,,L0ad Ptigiat tier f• i f t••dativit• *Milne 1 / 1 11•01141111110 *ft*. nt . * • , sop% and* prnpasinC•poilitt4l* ;equally" . , we lila leeew orth • m•My• . r • tw e i l Cc i e b d tax his Y I 7 ~- t .... „ riliee - I:e t i i i , E 4 g i • z ifTsti f *ill.; stilalcbml4/4 . lin . c gura fer aildlibtst . ifeS tMe.:4l2.' 'l4 - 11111 re .. Mivr "li iii, ige ft e:- and 1%/4) •• r •P °E . 'l4 Allith° ! lt4ol s_ . * -4 • 141' Will/iViillBrl Qt : Ari e contr.:le per ewo Ane ' ~ ;: ore c h etlemnn e . I ' - %- t a* 19 17 . Ntigi at abnrciPer-1. .404 1 1P4- g 4 4. 4 1; an 4 in colnitiv , paafni , g. Ind mini et- Pontamem bebliet litodli e t r Meat, ' . 1 . t "l `,Ca ll6w utegt . faiirotil at Ity pi a r eir ifte . li aloasaar gi ag. " • 1 7,100 e. 1, / Art . 12 1 . . t 0r .... lit , fborkivre. .lied, ed.htit44 --, iterchaat- • Coinpattiev. lleifithe *mu en; of ..shitt• spesiawm Si nk. rotbis, ri. S.thepvilies Savecalgalesloalmakiegtitysialbentsu ? • ..Cbekessweli I - • • d at dace to mute stg Obit. . •I l v• •t s ?. • lira, ... ing' Mind which ta now atisomialoyed Jo _beep, np,tbe lion . w i7 i l lis b i l t . d , hip ~a y;g oa- ..run ifi t T ai gitr f 4 0 111- 1 Of . af t kulit i o l i n4 r hiq P i e ria, l h. , .....- ca .. -to how rare - an. I, A. ra, I . , • eittitoret ; we -.. •744:11T. ~ , .4- r• • "•: ; L .1. 4 12 14 /t i o ftl ist e,' stigitthbitig e i t t. it e t z_p f e: _..9* value of Govern of err s• ' l 4l l O, !noble Teply,+ the Wm' ketenotheemeceely'i eivti , . eon- . +. - .lideaMtlik kg )" a. 4"• ' y -4'4,1g _ftle*atereliani..4 . 1.. V: - radigious wea lt h . to cl . ippre6s . ‘Ne . yea( Reatilit af b., card. -Jr 11 sllbetgf MO-0, AP tom; I c arrAiattlateti*P 11 , • on- , • .x r pi , -. 0 ,A , . wile. • Vire winupsgate-ereet. ffitits6et•-.rrin. s,__, _• ?J. HO 1 '' ,• ~ ; • . 'add die mid to toe u are the to Of thfxlield If ay, .. • raerebent•••••Der. ifi t pT. Adams,- Ptekon. • ilsr ; of . (Ike same abibsta. at high 4 aowl esacoll t 1). that•N•no sifillftetithiPti) as--4biti'litP l vittloosiliills; o 4re. . - t " 6l /f . • ' WA ;"C i lieapilde, I:Milton. ~ . ••*. 14 I griZrgiltire. 'coal-merchasl.-Ilec 24 R. Se i ttila. Barr P. a ili sin' i s system of oasineririas While. it aggravates and watiounwe)sniefemirmielh libeities,mansims it ni- . ! - . 44110/foreflitiffiliet ittib . Ilprit:citittiOsivit t r ify .i, ilihimilla'fratber.rtitter-Al.'ellf.' . .I. dayly, yainiosh", ill • i ii s i r •• • e l• c e it m p au p er s ' ec i •' k iv , 0 the vole . vocal. Thereto the repose l o f rt. }he 'Moe • 17. - ig N v AMAMI*, poiew e 0 s:ls, • Blaciffier 411100; • i somikt-jk.._4o„ p. 13atily, tveritomw„ hire. I Y. 9 W . ° t.' P P ° Y n i e 'rP 0 p the 'repose of terror, the it , imd nie - #4, r:'l - 0 ... i . 00,1 "tug ,-., - . . 161. • lit miser, th , 4l I .no bus, • t*--1 , 4-r..2r; G. Coti Ma - I f. Kilne?, 4lT riclulas-laue, ' of :Itt s rpf t gregt more for ipdivideal happiness and teat. faunae& oa pfospetkr4ll;;;;;Wimulleo l a _ • ;MOW Ogiqe itit4l : • kle. Itei to Tic . ,,, 1 , „two"... Id' ; ' .-, • i •'' : • . •_ • ' 'fat ,tee than all. ills charitable .iustitotions, and all .of Government,. amemeso,4eik I d itieWi t '. gERT IF! C ATE27•71)ap..22. , . • . io the promotion of kaowletige varlgt, PP* 'ln ore l uds ) mit ht it a r ti e ' 4 '' 4'• i,; . .: v0i. 9 Y et Sla iian t6l , tld lall ; .. 11 ,..t uilL ,: f olow ~ t i La ik w y . .w oohi pak . is e „ ei; gfo i ej i ... ,w . ? w ort, uone. , the coercise law, s a ,bhich at prevent . confer egos' ho. eseec t i : that th e se l ater g gas i a . tat , titeir sm i t e ~ ,i ~ ad • meet, bdialfieos,foc.spitaufaelgear Iti sieejr,. linage. finer and diigrac l e on our national character. A just the People ovel•wbotn tbeyr ere, metal deaf' . in Vwc °l l: • •' r ;s pa . ,- • 41 memo ;:. • * ..., ,i ~., . P • •.' . r.cpar o . 0 1 1 p O k y. , ib t r is l itr u s e , 4 o . 4a ri *SKr. , . , ~.I v,ep e tai l sbe t t b rA- D s ig a2.l 4tv‘a t; ..c o DeTtligre. said lib e ral poitcy would rescue superfluous labour the comecratiou of their r irkirtgie ti_ • , M K ' Refined Coal Tar 111ro_wrti3s . . per Cwt.-C,oppoq iffs,t i , • alis of rel igloo aid moron y, jet theY AV A l frisitg a , from mitten , and gime; and„ by wisely directing it sentiment. are, not Waring a single comment antnne e , , , 1 p.e.itm.RuilleaStilbßOLVGD.•. ".' 7 - •Y - ten while Leait,per Cii. 564. Turpentine per Gaon '. J. Jot:is - and '3. - Wag, •CpinmerOial-ch•trnbers. Minoult, to the imiprovement of the countr would raise its of mental improve.awnt. nor a matempit,liiliortym Nor . ' • betePdAttle ' de* . 4 fr'2 _ ' . ti!!'rd l ) ih Pei:G* l ll l n 41 . t • •A.m.t.a.i......i.....etkiruotar .B.A sir V'M.A.A.It• R•t.....t' .... ._ . :4" -:_ -:- --_. c._ .. • _ 9t .. •.: • . _._•. _ . _ their end and naolve il ro‘aose. mid iiiiii of _the Ida* ...fa. 't tiuptctidi vriurilloOLO. Merchants and _the Trade supplied. on stdrilitneentts term. N. B. No oulitity lecs than nibs. of ifie Isispnetrable PaintS t And 1 Cwt. of Cool l l'arvegw. Wirt; 'tong-esisibtleltad .tepeitiUq- f " kers. 4 1 ~ CORRIA old co., rooth;0•41 enir P• - •; ~, ,r setipeenewornitiler'ess tat treatniint care a few its- Me complaints. entitles them is superior claims and a derided preference over all other practitioners. M e. Currie and Co. as • regular Suelittithm. and Members of the Royal College: of Lon- Ann and FAigthenth. prevent to the Public the revolt of thirty :years sneces.ful pritetice in the Metropolis. where their treat- ' innno nnA ~ n rn nr V I rnmnlinnit_ Nprireue ' cantirarm, sieriuus alsraws, (manumit or setriet.sertery, pumas& or s, • w - 4 . , . . • . been open to toe reopie or IRIS, prolllee4 wooer wee conch. rhettgutism, seminal a critni..r. torn of life, venereal tbdse who had no property but their tabour were en. effectually guarantee the independence of each Go. diseases. die., with Advice to both Sexes to obtain a radical abled to live in honest abundance. Can it , therefore, vernment, and theetabilit ofthe general 1' y rind permaneat cure fir those secret iabraities of nature, which ,the insfelines designs of one factious individual should wo wondered that such a rater as Napoleon is idol. Was there ever such a asses of jargon, escept in the delicacy often forbids to disclose even to their nearest relatives. And a Treadae on Female Diseases, nervitus, 'hypochondriac, ized by the induptrious classes of every denomination speeches of Lord anlereagh, whose language is as- ucceeded in drawing into the support of his have s . . and catusatptive complaints. To wh ich' is added, An limns on of the . rig ta . o. magi)," P' throughout France ? It cannot be that the suredl i s. '' Principles ' b f y vile machinations so man kane.st men and loyal sub. theVerter'ealDitease,gleets,iemin ,I v.eaknesses, anda destitictive d enie d , jeer. of his hiaidety.' M r si remember that this fa- habit of a private nature, with Tin Address to Parents, Goad. lcue wealth of a n ati on consists in the.sum of its Is- What are 4E64 Rrinciples? What can the principle, an one kn ow , w - b • st toured land was assignaleour , fatbers.as a retreat taw, Tutors. and those who have the care nod education of boor, and that all other property is conventional or of a right ik? I'Ve know, y I c jaitth, likewise advise to fathers, particiikly those wit.) are a rtif i cial.. for suffering loyalty, and l e t a ianctoaryfor sedi- - Labour 'atrd labourers merit, therefore the- righti of flattens 'are • but if these Sovereigns : ' r i ti s e t r a d ted ir w ith ith r i e t rs , Oo nf r ie r i o v m . p)a n i u nt i s be s 11 fished. By SdifilUELSOLOld inestimable Medicines, the Cordial Balm of truead, Anti-I sips- ot z t t il i c: i . f . w ac i l i n s . le nev n e le r n brfo r" re d p a n7 6 ) l - the pecoliarcare of every pateinel Government .- 9 meant to express any revere nce ' for-tbem, they would lion . In the course of - ode irestigat ion, should fe rto this Howse that a Convention of Del stilt _t P rr i' aEer ` f " se On the wisdom of the laws seCuring to labourers a first have restored them to the from whom a l'P en- . . . „ P E . 4 People, cannot exist without minor to the t.onstitnlion, irk r :( , ligines, &e. fie. t 4 due rewaral•Lor their labour, depeod the health and they have been tore, to constAute the esisting sys- • - framing slaw of prevention we will carefully dietiei .t Sold try Vetch. IR, Strand 1 Bacon, 150, Oxford-street ; vigour of every community. But, as labour is the tent of nil* in Europe; to rehini, to Sixony, to goish bet ween such Conventhwit Ind the lawful sit of lutler, Ckeopside ; Tun, Royal Exchange ; and Word,(11•1- pr i mary prope rt y, l i n , Dora. .., .• the subject In- petitioning fee k redress of real ef • thing more enteral ; and k as, therefore, of a very ten. something very different from the' 'fights' themietves, ' . ' EDICAL BOARD, Great Charlotte-street, sitivarratirillandesillfraisled or depressodlle who his and cold imeinary grimances g ' that lurid riart of every ratOctory to them - ; vines , Whilst these rights -- Fish subject,jellicle we will ever hold invfolable. f ßH- t Illackfriars'-road, and Woodstork-street. ndloiornt no property bat labsporiiketterly euinedifthisoillyie. are withheld from their proprietors, the principles in New Bond-street.-Sloce the Medical Bonrd loss-been establish- 66 this a seurce fail hini.; .s ail he has no alternative bet . ppliption,to •• ewe of permanent peace, UN LETTER N 404 DR. I. L. IntTCIIILL TO CAPTAIN J. c.• ed at Chltrlotte-house, Great Chnrlotte-stiert, oppn,ite the Hisv. RoWland H ti's Chapel, nod Moodstnck-street. adjoining paapfeidb) if he is not predicted by a wise political alone effectually guareotew the jridepenslence of each STAINES. , - New Bond-street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of economy. Ile must also be well nourished and be Government, and the siability•of the general associa• .• Nel V York , IGth June, 1F.,18. both sexes have been restored ro perfect health, many of wham , •‘• 49 had lingered for 3eartt tinder the most painful a m „h s o nnte t b s . healthful } lodged, or as a labourer he is deslroy. thus. lt What a jumble of 'Words! the evident ptir- SlR,—The important enterprise sketched in your , .. . _. eases, were pronoaneeit incotable by respectable practitioner., ed.—Such was the reasoning end practical policy of pose of which is mystification. The great doctors of letter lately received by me from St. Louis, brings to . I and several discharged from Hospitals.-Such ig the effect re- Napoleon, and his system doght to' be imitated by this- art will, however, we • sospecti discern ) at no my recollection ( ever* , facts and occurrences relative I salting from combined talents 11-Messrs. COOPER and Co., of Medical and Surgical celebrity, after forty years experience all Governments who aspire to the love of the People. great Asiatics+ of time, dot ig i• too sate to practise to the polar regions of our planet. . I'' in this Metropolis. are consulted daily at bath houses On till There may be a scramble for wealth and as. it beyond their own little circle of flatterers. eases of Syphilis, poor &c. have improperly .treated), until oine at night; and lire c2ociattcy among the iudividnals of a nation, hot much shall we be surpr i sed if, in our own country, with which nor countryman, John Churchman, , 9 and Sanday mornings, until Twelve o'clock. 11-2" Patient, Governments ought In a epeeist manlier to favour as soon es Parliament meets, some explanation of urged to Congress, and to other botlit9, the import- at a distance, deAcribing theireu.e, immediately attended to.- i h n All letters to he directed to Charlotte-house. Blarkfrines-road, a het more are onset red which du not contain a coissultiog fee. ,se . who have not power to Mend themselves; and these dark sayi n gs be Mit 'caned for. -l Among other once of a voyage tosser(' the Nnr.:o I'We. His allioCl I l‘lie l el the nine time, ere esseAtlstly ss? ifoßopaNt things ) the Neble-terd ) . whose Lady eclipses all the was w had the connetic pole of the es l", stLicit . iti . . i .1... . • . . ~ • .. . • . -- 0. . . , •I• . , . . .