The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-10 00:00:00

• • • .• • ' Y .. • ) e it/ (11T . ` 4 14 . .• . . . n i ttalt . . • . • V • fr / : tt _ • ; ).f • • LONDON, SATURk,AY, J U:NE 10, lal3. No. (1912. ' PRIt.;F: Oft ! I S Steel-yard Coffee-lioum mod Three Hon e. adjoining, in Upper Thames-sheet. By GWILLTM Had WARLTERS, At Garraway's, no THURSDAY, June 15, at Twelve. in One DIN by order of Mr-. barker. who mg carried uti an etteipive hofiness therein for near 24 years, rretllE PREMISES hare recently sodergone A tborou l to repair, iire very ironsnuiclious and rid.oirably situate f.•rtrade, Hut. 87 UM! 88, Upper Thames-street, near Dove:lre-hill. and co/intim 14 bed-ronms, two tlialiag mow, colfee-romn. part or. bar. tn i i, two !drowns, and cell:mgr. Also TWO HOUSES in Allhallows-lane iid3oitrityg, on lease lt - ERIOR OF PARIS. to Mr. Peacock. for the term. 11 IRK Llt'S PANORA %I 4. STRAND,' XV:AG, BURRY- The held for 17 years, at a sonsill rent, and lareediute Poe-e-.ion of the Colfee-boase outf be had. ' AV':l? W of PARI S , taken from the Theilleries, 'ro he hewed . —l'afrticulors on the Premi-es ;of Mr. Sala fi'mpt the Carden, the 1 2 14, Uplifted. r}e Qe , y4. der., Solicitor, 119, Upper Thlgars•streei ;at Garraway'o; s:.' griti t ....r..014 awn of the Politic Nuildings, oltS the Hills and uf osal Whirrs, Fleet-market. r.,... she City fwd. Is are DOW fortifying by Bona raft. r.' op. 111 lathe laCee crab.. •Thi COVKNT . 4 411. 1 1. N. T ;1 I s pre•teLt FAYE June 10, Ike SALES. ..d, i.• wilt VENICE PRE:ER VED. Jather, AI f Piet...-. Mr. younz; Brlviilrla, O'Neitl. 1- vs Wel. will IW Advt. Calwie Opera. called JOHN OF PARIS. gam. is. ; Sec..iwt Price .4s 6d.—eit. Ss. ; Iteeassil Prier. —L.)wer Gallery. tr. ; Nectar/ Price. L.—Upper oellery. Is.; Second 'rice. tid. Navv Clotree•heuie and Hotel. By owiu.im and W Alt I.TERS, • DEAF AND DUMB. At narrow:ll'v, i.O TBURSD AY, JUSIP to, Mt Twelve, OrseoM( Per OOPI of Distinction having observed to AL LEASE and valuable TRADE or those tin Abe SiOA it U. that the Dais and flour. of the Puh.. capital PREIII NES. the Navy Coffee-biota! Tavern nod lie sereises of hi furl',, were ant nltogoittel convenient. the Hotel, centrically situate in Newcastle-street, Strand. coati public in general are te,peofolly inftirmed. that the Fourth will giants to the Theatres and Inns of Court, and volutes numerous place Ia the Aricvle-r.mtn-, t o Motiday, the llth in-t.; bed-clutenberiolohle diuing room, spacinti coffee par the Fltt.,lllli Tber.day the l'a ; and the last of uu Monday lour-. tilting room-, bar, ample domestic Wires sad eellnring, t t,e 19tli sew. at Two 'et lo k precisely. the whole in excellent order. Held for IA years, at a very To Ars, et of mil each, 1 he had of Mr. low lent. Sievrar, the A • he's Sett 'tory aid Interpreter. P.S. King-itreet, Immediate Poseestion may be had. nolhoro ;A. Dolitt and Co. Soh-o!litstre J. C.iwtburne, To be viewed, and Particulars 4n6 the Premises; at Garret- I, t'aittaratelorret. Curvet-01,10. 6 tau at the iiimr.• way's ;of Mr. Platt. Se, Comeau-street ; sad of Gwillio and Warhers, Meet-ma!ket. This. rt.iy wits published, price So. Bd. D Ei CAUSES rle l' ETAT AcTutr, de la Elegant Furniture, saleable Library of 2.500 Book., Linea, VII AN (het de I'hUROPE, el des meioses er n eoles Colon. Wines, Chariot and Pair of }losses, Farman; Stock, sloe ,ea Cir ,. • ,14 , ,R,,,r,.. esigeot. I Griming Crops, lte. Hants. Primed for II Colhorn, 50, Conduit-street. It By GWILLI M and WAR LT ERS. Of o• o o 'II • F !••• had, the Second Editi.m. price '2s. 6.1. of On the Premises, at the Stone H wee. Gosport, owl Speedfleld RAPPORT sU R 1,4; FAT l)k, LA FR A N t.' E. par le Vi- Form, near Farehato, Haut+. no Tu Es 11 A y the 20th inst. ramie de c.mteioutitimid ; sari du hisinsfrste de LOUIS and three following Hays, a$ &even rsTlock. TV 111 ,iedige p r. le Enple 1.411, Trdientim. COMPILISING four-post, press, sofa, and chair IL./ bedsteads. and furniture,: prime beds and bedding, ward. I robes, cheats of drawers, large chimney nod other glasses,hatid. some drawing room sails, Asmierster roe pets, ele.rant inlaid satin wood and mahogany Ithr..ry bo •k ca-e, a cylinder Kerr. tag. office tables, eahinets. Freud' CUtittilii. lets of large claw, dining. and other tables, pedestal sideboard, sarcophagus. eel %tete, et' ' gorocim and pa•loar chairs, Sofas, screens, eight day clock, glnties, snaps, polished steel register stoves. fenders, patent ranges and cooking now/laws, coppers, sm , ke jacks, and 0111rDer..11; kitchen reqUiiilVll. The Farming Stuck consists of mitts, horses, milt+ cows. crates, pies, poultry, wnegons, carte, caravans, 00,111(6, har row., limit rent.,,, the rte' lion of a giauary rick, slid It, win. STA Vs.' aiming ma'am., oak freeing hurdles, o doe f• aoes and lights, BI - Hit' King's Letters Patent, granted to JOHN garden roller, implements. coach and carts harness, corn bins. MILLS, No.. SS and Sti. St. Cleme.Ws Churchyard, presses • aud effects; also Yti acres of tine wheat, t!ti ditto of so w '', for his NEW •INV E N rtiu STAYS, with vielding clover grass, 14 of barley. Ste. irons., svhich admit of any degree of tightness without press May he viewed two da ) s , rior. Clitakr,ves had at Is. each, sure. forst. Slob ore pecitli.trly eleguLt, !sal) in the mono. en the Premises; the Red Lion. Fareliant ; rota:ail, Ports facture tool fu so ; ;1•4 are adapted to fema•es of all loge s; the tallith; star, Southampton; aid of Gwilltea and Woriters. Firr""drkel moven v awl utility of a bleb on to the isitr..doe of a . de•ihir potika from the hreat to the hotioos of V:e Stays.' •IL.. . adoot iisg is free re:pleating, and thew obvioinr, the pressure . oecn.hosed by dot suliesibilitv of the conserou Stay. 1 Ol.serve, a few Copies may are new left on Bale ( price Three TO be hot of the Patentee in Lwow,. and a the snot re- 1 Shillings) of thief scarce. imerestiog, stud useful Family Work g2ect.asle Mariner. in all of Fogland mot Fetal:toil I Vith %Whir 1 s given ea elelsint Portrait of the Author, and a Vfuerosa•y, al.* tie tol hi. paststv invented STAYS fur U n ties . ien of Gilrod House), entitled . during the ewe auEsrariox. for which Stay he baulk's° A GUIDE to BEA urti ; or t Advice to both received hi. 114estv's Seism NM. • I Sexes,ta, ia ;a %uric! is 4Co - plain.. J. Nil LI.S .owre. the gishilito Sof tlleharlft golovesl,llmt, :llir S. SOLOMON. M. D. • ins ;.wing Co. oho%r, their experootoov rill soo bed u .--- - - J ' ai r• elha- . Containing a Treatise tot Female Viseoe'l Nervous and fis t-4 its they fur exceed any destriptioa that ems be g sat of ' h., with c pee t ;le omploMits; also Gewersi Remarks nu tare Bli the:v.; toes: sill moths-aim time have an napnrusuity of la. vise ' with whim h e blame bAy is most-frequently minified 4 Mil libft e iiet."ll""l"'st novel .arIP" in Sia n a aka are 511 op evploining the oymptorns. mode of treatment, and remedies must is is se s sop. nor •ts to :—the New Grecian Stay, the A la- p roperly adapted for CIO respective comet:ital. Dit,,,,, S . a‘ , tile Short Parisi:to Stay, the Circassian Stay. ', .n. w hich itatanesxd, A. Disicriatioo no the Properties and n‘tbout hose ..r steel, and the full -eottotted Boddie' . —Come- i Eff ects of net and cou.saiking; also .. 0 1,, , ay on Secret swot Shoo .r•oons. atteedr•l Its females. 1 Ventre; and a Discourse ea Itnpateuet in she Male. and t Sterility or Uarcenalsio loeident to remotes, &c.—'the whale illustrgsed settg is variety of autlieittle facts, never before pub lished. " The best preservative a keep the gsind is health," says Lord Dam, " (mod iu many instances the body too) is the faithful admooltion of a friend." Unfortunately. the dislike of Imo* not Inertly oar vices but even our foibles, Milks, and fauitsexposed, deters thouo:sids from itskiog for or roe riving what the philosopher recommends; and thus Youth iii 'pant color rash headlong juts, the vortex of dissipatiou soul death : T 0 obviate consequences '4l deslitletiVe to this species, nod eventually to popolation, has fallen to my lot, by toe publira , tiro of the '• Guide to Health," which is po inted . out to tie ' deieded of either sex us the "Silent Friend, which they man Molt without exposure. and with assured vont:deuce of slit. eras.. This is that siutsbior. the jesuitic siorintli of which the siervier root. ••f prejudice cannot hear. As tooth premiits, pre- Jisdkensabside, and all persons are left to lbw own judgment , sad their own ex prs tem e. Imadnit: Printed for the Author; and load by Sam. Leigh, IS, Strand: Sherwood, Neely, wad Jones, Paternoster-row; also by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. No less than One Hundred Thousand Five Modred Copies, of Soloinon's Guide to Health hare been printed. Tuffs day was publiphed, • - . • la French as well a• P W6l+. price 14 . AN ESSAY on the REVOLUTIONS of EM PIRES. 13, F. A. DE CHATEAURRIAND. Printed for I. Cgshuni, Mt, Cooduit-street. i Of wh !m tray be I , .11. lij the wow di,tiogoished Writer, ! 1. RECOLLECTIONS of ITALY, LNGLAND, and dilljll''A Y vols. IP& y. TR A V ELS in GILF.ECEand PALF,STIN F., 3 vols.:Ss. ' 3 Ti... ithAt.! l'lltSisf 1.31/tISTIANITY. 3 %o:s. 31s. dd. 11111‘ - ICIJAILD4ON, GOODLUCK, asscl Co., Con- I li, ouch)... f.er the Prve it 'TAT F. 1..' Er is FAY. revert ( .1% 'ninon the fulkietang Grand Scheme to the Public—Coo Uthio4 POOP. of £IO,()). zsi:4o ,l o, "now. Za the STA lb LOT mit Y. se begin 19th JULY, NIS, Rem.'es 120..ki (WIN EAS. Which will be PA 11) io 10 MD sailboat Deduction. St 11 li‘l E. 3 .of . . . 4'14140 .... Us ... jill.ooo S 1 1 3 5 4 10 16 '36 11.5 , 5) 1,501 Monk. ii 1./..y lu rock— . -- --- 15.0tX) Tickets. ee1.:.0,0n0 • •.41 MO The Fir,t-drawn ‘20.000 nil' have aflo,ooo awe, making A ['raze of .2:104t1• The Seenatd-drawn !rive 4"10,00t) mate, 'naiads A Prise of .E 44,000. The First-drawn aiel()..s'o will h.i.e SIVA) more, making A Prize 4:11.01Vi PRIZES TO BE PAIL) IN GOLD: Ihe 10 First-drawn Plankii, the Ist day, will each receive %)Guinest, m Gaild. making 'OIh)GVINEA`i IN GOLD! The Fortieth drawn Prize ttw first d..'.. will receive 500 GUINE AS IN GOLD! The Filtb, Tenth, unit rifieenth 1.11.0ik.. the wood day, will each receive livlt Guinea, at (Lad, snaking SOU.I GU I%EAS IN GOLD! The ‘2.)th. 3thh, 4ftsh, nail sath drawn altialcii, the third day, is ill each receive SO Guineas in (:old. mailting 1000 GUINEAS IX C 401.1)! Tickets and Shares are mow ott Sale at RICHARDSON. C')OI)LUCK, and Ca.'s OtMtrrr, Rank•buildings, f.c.oX the King's Mew,, Charing-c.v.**. teil li_ it st* , . i liaSIBURGII Mill& Of our age; and the other, ethough yolug, has e —mu— fought %lilt gory in the ranks of our Allies. i es, _ lidcee, Juxe 9.—The King, induced by the ex traordinary circumstances in which the kingdom of tinder the immottal Wellington, whom your Ma. jesty hat placed at the bead Of the armies of the the Netherlands is placed, and liy the advice of his United Netherlands. • Council of-State, has resolved to employ the National' 44 Oar duty orders us in thank your Majesty for Militia in active service, during the war with Napo having acceded to the solemn alliance,hy which, with leon, and it all events during the course of the pre_ the blessing or Almighty, tyranny, (gaud and tic. sent wir. But as the .Constitution orders that the fence, which threaten Our repose, may he chucked Militia shall not be put in activity without the content and suppressed ; and thin to aetede without reserve of the Stites General, his Majesty addressed the to the proposal which citcomitances imperiously re. fellis'ing Message to the Assembly, dated Brussels, q uire ' Cloth Ms" to explain the motives which made him ' 1 t' We have the tortoise' to be, Sire, resolve on this eveseure, and requesting the .Reces. 46 Yottr Majesty's obedient subjects and servants, awry authorization to employ it both at home and , e The States.Geigral J.B. VAN LEYDEN. abroad. i " fly o.4er of the States fietveral, • 66 ilsoitiord/CcuTYlAtes,—lt would be super- lo nagu . e. m t a s y iertr i9 :l l , Bl6. : PAM. TOL 81INGERD8N. doous to enfold to your High' Mightiness's the prin- I 0.106111 Mb tittles aceeedini to which the means of defence of the I v. !mei, Matt l7. —ft will be teinemberedi that collate/ have been increased and strengthened within ' his Majesty has been phased to Rise a medal, *Wei . some weeks, with indefatigable energy and zeal, and out of the metal of the cannon taken from the ens.- among others, those according to which the National my, to the brave warriors who hind a share in the , Militia beibeen embodied. Every inhabitant of the . memorable campaign of 1814; and that his Mu" United Netherlands, sincerely attached to his coon- , iesty, at the same time, gracionily resolved to cons try, is convinced by his own feelings - that no watch- kr a similar mark of thistiestien on such of the fulness can he too strict, no sacrifice too great, when i civil servants of the State as bad particularly divitie it is required to secure a free State against foreign :geilhed themeeites, by promoting the great end of domination, i the last war. " Out means of defence for the moment are inset . - ! 'rite distribution of the gold and silver Crosses of ficient—our obligations extend farther. That we , honour fnr the civil servants, &c. was fized for yes. ourselves may live without perpetual and intolerable terday ; the Candidates and the lasperiai Ifouseheidi apprehensions—that we may transmit to following ! beiug assembled, his Majesty, beiug attentlethe the generations the guarantee of the national prosperity :chief Officers of his Court, the Captains of the ' and independence, it is necessary that this tyranny :Goard, be. repaired to the Hall of State, whirl was' be again overthrown, and this tis stern of deceit and .guarded by the Imperial Guards, and piecing Itimsett‘ . usurpation, inseparable from the' existence of the i tinder the canopy, caused Prince Metternich, his tyrant, be again in his person for ever destroyed. ! Minister for Foreign Affairs, to announce the genes, " The Powers to whose efforts so many State, of . ral intentions of this Civil Cross of Honour. Europe owe their re-establishment, have again coat- I Ills Highness then made the following speech : bleed to att a in this sacred end. Eagerly answering ; 66 His Majesty the Emperor celebrates to-day a to their friendly invitation, we have acceded to the festival which gives him the highest pleasure. , Treaty concluded at Vienna on the 45th of • March i " The peace of the world was, during the tast iest, and wait but for theezchange of th; ratificationi twenty years, shaken to its very foundation. Der.. to lay before your High Mightinesces its exteat and log this long period, Austria combated, nearly with. particulars. I oat interruption, and with unparalleled perseverance ', , 64 Meantime, to give an irrefragable proof of the ; the enemy of peace and social orator. Tao hour of elecerity of the grnd sentiments which animate us,., deliverance was not yet arrived, but the certainly of we have conferred the command of the armies of this , deliverance lay In the high and firm valtsd of the Ems kingdom upon the Duke of Wellington, whom we pernr, on the attachment of the nation, and on the have, at the same time, named Field-Marshal of the ; so often tried bravery of the army. United Netherlands. Led by this great Ciptain. en- i " The campaigns of 1813 sad 1814 completed the.. • easoraged by the etampte of the Son of their King, great work that was begun. Ule Imperial Majesty, aninsated by that spirit of patriotism which tspires gave to ell the warriors who had the good forte.* ter the whole station, our warriors will take an honour. ' peetkipato its these saeasorahle events, a peculiar' *Se start in this great contest, and will maintain the mark of honour. Hot his Majesty did not wish to 'tomcat eery of the standards of • the United Xe- limit - she eameliec/lowat.sachgreet oveets to thotteld tberiands. But a greet part of those ioldieri belong 'of honour ; he. wished to give to the other classes of to the National - Militia, whom the lave forbid. to em- Citizens a token of remembrance as s.rewartl. The ploy nut of the Country without the express 'consent Emperor, however, limited the right to this token to of the States-General : it is this consent, high and merit acquired by an extraordinary personal emotion, Mighty fiords, for which we now apply to you. in for the direct object of the war of deliverance, in no case cuts the propriety of such a :neasure he less the years 1813 and 1814. The 'more the spirit of dubious thari at present; and the campaign, whick - is the most exalted patriotism had declared itself in the • about to commence under such happy auspices, seems whole nation, the more precisely must the limits be to us precisely the proper time to give the necessary marked of the pretensions to this civil sign of hos , solidity and completion to a political institution, . nour. which its its very beginning has more than answered " Distinguished efforts in other, or general pet all our wspertatinus. . - i poses of state, would have increased to infinity the 6 ' We, therefore, do not hesitate to offer to your number of claimants in. the Austrian Empire. sanction the mewled Decree, praying God to have I 46 ' Eo you, gracious Princes, and to you, Gentle yoer High Mightinesses under his divine protection. !men,bis Imperial Majesty, after minutely coositlers (Sigi.ed) if WILLIAM. I log all the documents produced, has decreed this ' 6 By his Mieje,ty's el - nmated, ' distinction with the strictest regard to the condition • " Brussels, May 15. (Slowed) "A. R. FALK." l i l t have mentioned. I " Though several documents have not yet been The States-General having deliberated on the above- • delivered,his Majesty did nut think fit to delay this mentioned propo‘ai for a law, gave their assent to it, ~ and informed his Majesty of it by the following met- , first utstributton. You receive, therefore, this token which is to be your reward for your exertion in the . sage:— 1 late years, and en encouragement for the future, in, a " Staa.—The project for our resolution for the great and solemn moment. The field is again open IMPORTANT AUVICB. employment of the National Militia b.vossd the for new efforts. The same evil which was then so MIEN Men of Education and Professional howlers of the kingdom, which your Majesty trans- I happily contended with, again calls the Emperor Skill use persevering endeavour. to discover the mow . meted to us uPder the date of the 1 Alit, has beets ex ti ' from the bosom of his empire : firm and imninveabis , ex safe •ut certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the s o cce.i,t - ui result of their experience is the best proof set superiori- amined and maturely deliberated upon by us with the is the love, the fidelity of his people ; firm and indis. iv. Messrs. GOSS awl CO. Surgeons, have been induced io make greatest posnible celerity. ' soluble is his union with the Princes who, united she curt of the following the object of their particidar study. 0 ... viz. a certaiu Disorder, frequently contracted en it moment i.I we have no 'need to renal to your Majesty ' with him, prepared and participated the victories of intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures find Glees, which, under what point of view we have considered the • the preceding years. Now, also, the Emperor counts by itll iwpsaved plan, are speedily mid electivity cured ;tools° law upon the National Militia, which has been the on new eurtious of all classes of his subjects, in the Debility, whether arising front Ilia lamellas' indulgences, Imm r...sideuce in warm elimaien, or a 'east solitary vice, too often subject of our repeated deliberations, and how ex- personal samifies of each to the common object, in unhappily pursued by the rank of both sexes; in Site one coos. attly our sentiments upon - the branch of the'public the renewal of those proofs of patriotism by which io,, sterility,. or barrenness; and ire the other a numerous Paige institutions agree with those of your Majesty. Those the people of Austria have always been so honour et nervous di,.eases, which, if slot timely remedied. terminate ist impotence sod Coostimptiou. In t h at distmaingstute of dehiti. particuiar circumstances, and that imminent 'danger ably distinguished. or or daciency, whether the consequence of sorb baneful ha•• " A day. of joy like the present, 11. be, to will , the tins, or raising from any other mow, by which site powers of , . 9 . of war , ‘ w hich ar e mentioned in article 1'24 of the'. . the eimstitution become enfeebled. as Ileniber 4 of the Itoyslitionstitotion, and also hi the seeond article, .esist.sn . 'Niteroi! heart of his Majesty, that day on which College of Surgeries in Loadtm they offer a Arm. safe. oat I your Majesty's opinion: ' ' • ibe shall have to distribute fresh rewards for fresh ' i !Peed" restoration to sound and" vigorous health. Toe 1 . i result of a long and extensive Israelite leas ambled t hem. by : "It is become necessary not only to embody ice y the - eere s." • • . SUPEttiott ADVICE. I a :tawdrier method, to remove Venereal Complaists, how- , National Militia, but it mud he capable of being em- • Hereupon the Councillor of State and Conference, • IT is of the first consequence to nsce rtain on . ever Inveterate or co m pl ic a ted, without sub j ecting she p atient . pleyedisetts within'and without the frontiers of the M . Von Pilger, read the names of those re wheat IL whose talents and integrity a km reliance may be t o cie least restraint in diet or exercise; nud in recent Ceases, • ~,o llt, Can we ?hired ',inflection. Messrs. CUItIt IF : rose Co., Surgeons of . whereon early applicant - to is made on discovery or the infection, "lmSu for a moment hesitate to adopt as • his rflajesty has bees pleatmd to grant this high dise fininetter Mid bivb prop%ijottal attaitimeutil, Member ; sit the ' they nequeotly perform acorn io the short space of tat« days. ; our owe this opinion of Our beloved •aad esteemed Unction. • Resat courses..? Loathe, amt ;.:ditibUrjtil. present to the Poll- The impreasieuted sutras of their mode of treatment (which has Sovereign, and to show oar eagerness to concur in : The candidates "reseal were then called out by he ;be remi t of 30 wary extierience in the Cure of Vtawreal never been known to (nil its one single instance On a practice of ~ maintain our by M. Von Pll r and received from the teeing a resolution which is to serve toname , ege , tiareplaints, rind th Debilities and Deficiencies which no t fif t een y e ar s , d ewin g which p eriod man y ttiessasond pertain Of boa t asitrqucioly prevent or embitter the matrimonial slate. In the ; seats have been cared, eveu utter severe and injurious aetbeds honour, our safety, and our right to the esteem of hands of his Majesty the crosses of honotur, upon r;!th u,s gradutiont, fr. in leeeni infection so confirmed Lees.. had been pursued lay other Cractitioners without effect). iodates the powers who 'again. combine 'for the safety of which his Majesty , followed by his seize , retired. ewe tre a tment rouneseth , very often as speedy. Sibd always a . them to Mal publicly offer their advice.—Tboae posubar dis r celtral cure. In duho , r ca-e,, their lone and well-arninged den and deficiencies, iacidental to the Female Sex, which tne Europe No, magnaniatotis Sovereign, the . wounds. _Her Majesty the Empress, and the Imperial Fiso • 4.), 0 , nence giver theme fr imopintote or decielon that secures often embitter nuttrimenial felicity, are tu he removed by means IP inflicted on oar country by a late t) nanny are not frilly, were pleased to be present at this ceremony. • Ins Patient f eto o teei n g su r r t t oinfixed out o. existence, or hut.- geode as they are efficacious. Monied Women, who have long! __, '.,.., his constitution untleri ined, and the vital principle destroy- been disanpouwed le thew expectation% of *family, may be tutor- 1 yin. . the remembrance of our shame and our , ' Ills Majesty the Emperor and her Majesty the ra'by ~ ki c ,,,, bet itiedinut tikes!, or a blind nod fatal conic- cd, that is most insuinces such defects are curable by medical I misery under the reign of the Usurper, who again l'lre in shallow pretenders. lo Nerytip. Daiitity, Va.-agar skid. 'V ossrs.GrewendCo.exclusively professisg the co;:: of thes e marked seated onsthe throne, will never Press set out this morning for Munich acrd Mtgs. erlasuom, nod Atone of the Organs, arising from excesows partiodar complaints, is order that the sway noti bed to the ito dojo pea burgh. From that city their Majestie s designed to re. i''ilft!gaice, iie s alubrioes , climates, or solitary sestsuality, their by a mistaken few, with the obloquy ms y _at ac i y ce, independence, and prosperity, is too turn to Vienna by the may or Neuburg, on the !tractor give , new life and energy to she §,Pesit, even la castu ignoraot empiric, think it hut Justice to 1 . m:ivei a stailt:, l a ll . l ; recent for us not to see with pleasure the children .of Danube, and to arrive here on the Bth of June. siert, arr verging . at despair.. Strirosres sand other deraogo they have bees properly eduented andtoitiate latoever) _ _mach the country hasten to the frontiers to take a part in • Memy of the I ieihra ;hes remove in is mild nod effeetiesel mita of the profession (( certificates of which , from different Buster i r • - tier. %lithe and recent ea.' , of Venereal We t -non nee cured tats. and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they • the hely contest wit h thedisturber of social order anti i in the sh ort pe cud of too days. Ti tie Feinille Sea ii will have to convince any inquirer), that the succers resulting from , his perjured adherents, and ea see them emulate thoseL • BONAPARTE, f.) r the last mnoth,heswellted through he roamlit.:r% to know that they May be vired of those , krase men of every class who hive voluntarily offered the s t reets of Paris, and frequently alone . At tit • Of , a hirh defect cooreption, to,d sop the 'foundation of l etit i ss i. ttlieleeirgeetrracalvPoruersefiatirsotoeir,acnect_ithlellyeinprefouln resequiltthattlietedh7;l7%iirceeteen.a. : lent review of the National Guards, conniving of hal felicity. Patient. treated with cumluer, delicacy, and sinus consmote a fair ground for the unpreeedent con deuce , the ir arms for our deliver`auce. with which they have. by the Public, hero so liberally hoeourest. 1 with the meti with great fami• 'wild , I.le secrecy." And why should we not entrust them to the 19,000 men, he reatered the field on foot, attended 114•.r5. (' VAR IF. and Co. may be consulted every day, at —Patients io the country are requeleA to state the particulars your Majesty, why should we by a small staff, and passed through the line,, mut ler Mw-e, 107, littion-goolen. .- a their ease, age. nod general habitl diming, and enclosing a wise dispositions Of • • letters ( the Dltilltfy, !Miring rainntely the raw, remittance roe Ad v ice a wl st e di t e c s. whea t the same will he i not place them, with the hope of a happy result, on- mining and conversing 7 ..t h e et living, &s'. unit pi:dieting :I renottatnie for Athte turd !pen or sect to any part of the kingdom. 1 derthe orders 44 .yo u r sons; one of whom has per- lie it,' ; and after the review returned to the peke, i -. nS and CO. eargeoes, 13. Bouverit-stmet, Meet-Wert. . . . .". •••I , • Me,. via he itemml Wi th ftudioueutivatim 111, testteregurth.u. Nay 1, UM formed prodigies of valour in Spain, under the hero of the' lbuilleries uhe came upon ohm 141. ~.. t