The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-21 00:00:00

. TliliA+RE ROYAL. DRIIRY-LARR. • FPO-MORROW EVENLNG, Sept.. 22, tabbir. .j, • . Seerents will verbal% WILD OATS- To which Will he RA4td, • TEE REVIEW. Ur. 70.1 %cod Price Ss. 6d.—Pit. se c imd, Vries. 16.—Lnwee °navy. Is. t Second Price. 11.—Vpper Witty, I*.; Second Price. 6d. The vows to he opened ball put eve o'clock. ea Sic si haltpapi. sis. ititm, salmi ite mai .ce hilt In In this prepsirallUe-the aitivertalfy:enstplainftaliebieitiettietue b af softness or clamminess (in eves the most eelpliramploall .tlime .sprodactioas) is avoided, *sift the aloha state 4 She aimpaphere, - Ihe Aioinatic Blocking will not impart soil to the hands or apo parel. It is likewise tupabla of producing, whh the greeted gatiliiY..4 highly beautiful Japan Polish. • The Tatveller will fled the Blacking Paste convenient aed ireadyfq lueredinte use, with the aitupk addition ef cold water "ably. Ii $s cleanly is us opersams, sad may be patted whit the ut ast ;poke goods, sr Ulises any danger or affmattecsonlia-; Idealism so the articles with which it may be enclosed. as, Waits . pasitiom it perishes if highly perfotned aroisosies. a ro chaos, for Exportation, teDeufers remote from theaseinspas . ' abe t of freight sad eseviage, 'compared with she balk of Blatt:Mg. will be a most - Important consideratioa t and T mi sirtscle a ill k perfect is ell climates i n feet, is in & '• •by age), tbe ' r solicitudes ebb 44•64eace a I rafrowe. Sad by all principal Beet anal Sisose-makan ; tt em b i ts i zs e in kadod CAboatry ; elms at -the Prapelebetilt •, . is ' A 14 !"%e"ft e • Grlsve""ltiPOP 1 .0 4. 4 0 - 0 . 45 . id Swans. A:tries, fm—Dittn In Stariellta. Ai. 111; 4 - Tula ils Pats, at lad b. ti. sad ts: sack. • , .. ~..., - • - MATRIMONY. ' . - • Disorders hue contributed more efteetittly -- ay If ystwneal happiness than throe which pros pre msgaarded piemare. People of every rook ay; .0 tboidlrine.of Wedlock, hat wake - the e • iii. mimed by disease, 'a movie, Me of. 004110 ,is Audis eitqaisits. van hive we devoWqm; pear:ice to the exclusive Oh& following dlsiirro f elad the siseceveftil result of _:. tliadditionel memo einemonneran-tannr.vicae, nrages of those complaints which are the most lap-' catalogue of human infirmities. toy into ever: , hranek,a, Navy Sargeoas,we formed • early period of procure, to rescue tudividsals 4 Ignerimee of asecluotted mess er . litat-cenally dasgetaas dant, of general practitioners. disorders to the core of which we have devoted niu'iii- comprise every species of Venereal Mfection ; all hives' ility, whether arising from the habits of school-boys or ''-eacieii of waterer ate; that deritarlateek:- of *belts - which is called Barrealtesit or Siteril*l 4 Se.lanial A _ .!lets, Obstructions in the Urethra; al'abo Mac- , tuth.villibe ° Pleat ar of long duration, aid whlshAnkse homed the }lilt of other prarlamtvvi are by oar present ha' prised plate t#treatinecit lea-molly and permanently tared, without the•putieat suffering the excruciating pais% and *arm log Heinorrhage which frequently &newt the application of (be kiiiiir catit•lie. la the Coupe of our gravities , practitiele this metropolis. uttioermis cases of strictures have beet, and or. 'daily wider our care, die total ertigleatiiiii /dr - Which is effected by S'‘ sqfe, certain. snot eseditiuM Mote.** Alm, saperior . la goy other yet adopted. The wenkosess, relavation, mock de libity, proreediefe from this romplaiso t are spersiblyi tettioved, a nd the patient t egoied to "mold and vigorinis health. Bur ~Frihere the debility has tilt yearn" existe d, a proper perse ; rerance in per restorative remedies in iudispensahlY regnisile, to revive the sturnbcring sparks of life, and to reauinsitte eke , esitst bit km. , . . . , Numerous Diseases are the result or ignorance or haste in the 'treatment of k simple flonarrhea, and irnot infrequently hop. pens that the seeds of life are I n indiscretion-of an norms-tied our. • By a superior method mach complaints are issily cured; and even a here otters hove failed, we trust that we may presuwe to osier a radical resestablishiand. ' Few. however. are the ewes of c,noplicated distress la this. disorder, comp:seed wish the cohunitnos silutttiall of InPU, who, from WI ifalulgeoce in a solitary vice, or the prevalent giddies of is fashiitiable life. acquire that stale of debility which is the unavoidable comegoence of such pernicious habits. Where the unimpnv ••tifferer broods 46/CI his miserv, hat carefidly conceals his malamutes, At sassy he some romulatlon for him to Imo*, that although it he an object of doubt or to with oilier practitioners, the removal of these deileiencies . by the gradual progress of remiyatima, is sire acquirement of our eaperieuee: . If the rites of -Bacchus or Venus hove +began to reduce moody vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by on early counter. amino of this lui%uid state, and is these eases no great ditikeity will ocrur. j . Mao ied Women, who ha be halve long been disappointed is their expectations of a family, 'spy be assured, that in ,not instant's, `swab defects are curable by medical skill.. . . • - Patients in the Country are reqoesied to state Me pertieu I lan of their case, see. and resumer of living: inclining a Bank )44 for Advice end Medicines; and the same will be fortitude/ -;,. any part of the Kingdom. . . The secrecy which its so essential to nor Millertakingy and the qoalia.catirsq; which we have presumed to state, form the basis of oar pretensions, and in coincidence with each leis inhalation is giro.- tipst Mesta. Currie Had G. may be consuited by patiews. of eitlier sex with the greatest woes, and 'homier, at their home, t.o:101, Matson-garde°. - PUNA'S aim 01..Sareennt, No.lol.•Matton.eartleti.: .. .. . BY HIS MiltigSTY'S ROYAL . I.IrrTiiitS PATENTIL lIZAK EIS 'G ENU I N E 1 1 1 I; Lti, ' jwitly filming; flr cariftai in ail Its stages. the Venereal Disease. Owe stall l rill is it dose; mid the taking of one box in a recent rove. m osSceon convince the tastiest .or 15w certelsiti of A speedy re , y. ltiot him taw be heeler co n trived, more mfe, or more . t Ono this reawft frir in/4os are ultaged to go ileu ms to scoots if'nectls. Mk efroliweitiesit or resit** of dad t p., ity years esperionce (its lie extensive practice) bmptor .' dad It •willt effect a 'care Warm reneeted ',Ablation and !Hittite , TIIII9fA . IVaII aa, *WK. k•,tc the &en'' , mod uhreateel Disorder this Ma ' - - parallel. 'lf - - - - - roctietilly ifINTR ON THE itirrtOACY ILND YtRTUES OF 30-,' LOMON'S C‘ELtitS4Tll4l a)11111AL BAIN OF LEAQ. T Me4Wen t ering risen. in re., .A. puce to the tee! Hall fame. it is now uoiveruill) 'resorted to for its beolgb Wirth-reStoring qualtues its tato - of weakness and emaciation.. lime, perhaps, onorctoniotet ,NOO: its virtue, not loosing perused that interest: l g " tittide to .111eattb" (which tart he bet few indeed), be induced to ask, wino is the Balm of Gilead lit fur t —What complaint cloth eare—Te answer this it will de necessary to . m I,t.d& up the Mirror to Notate." . I Let these *boars adbeted in the following owner Meet on the ivietie that produced such bstrock upon she " ulinlesonte ap petites end rowers of life:"--dhotttesed stornacb. dry (-moth; weattnets it. the voice. hottritnetir. skorteess of breath upon Slit leael exercise, and rein maims of the whble system. Those af lieted with paleness, langtme of she eyes o'elkln-ss of sight or - 'swersinry, - sh-alit take tiste to consiiir orivieis, thin PPISIS is Ike important period for . forming a robust cionsli4o. tioo,'" nod flint " ant hie 4 l in be dreaded so much as prema ture excess." The fowl& slim of a barmy w!d rift ts tignoti cow litittillois in youth; Irmperauteanti aitulernsintrat 'hot age. are pm - sports to happy old ante. Nothing eats be beitre deseribod tbowthe word. of Armstrone— For wont of timely tare . Wuhan have died of medicable wounds." rive out* as time. thew, this healing lit.lat is suitable. Com plaits wiled Rader the eanteleon appellation of Nervous nod semnsumpave are Its proper climax—the one it will erndkale, the 4her cured by us indoettee. Tho Halm tif Snead hm,r9ottorml mice gitod in Skis country than "try medicine:sines the v..rotation ref * kletrria Medico. It enricite- the blood w itie lust We:swing it; braces without stimulating ton violently the servos& vistesn frees and dishurthen, the viscera and other lei- 'genets ovals; resolves obstvuetions, anti !litotes otir vtstid strong humours t strengthens Ike general habit, tant brilgs hock the winteolte Hires to their natural and healthy torpe t as it is takuloted to produce, in a ettmiderahle digoost. all or Awl of iltesevfeeis so it must, under certain mostikeattagr mild ref Slrklitur,..be equally Oupted for the cure of even species of docay. VPIP ilittlieline has item emeetrotkr:l ll lPOPPPOl ‘O lll l .y•ml who have the appeocalser f.of NtfA *of , m 7 effeminate, bennuilseit, emtippld, even *elle ; dints ladies are Wow how, whiter loos dee no I:vilier able to Gamy 'thrill; %Ito hone en Olio 44400 fir : feisty titiwhitr ice wally iateguititated.-...Wbere, the clamor is ftequeetli, disurdired 411 body is weakened ; paleness, bed y deig 4 ,4nut risaciio ol 4' tweed, and the eyes sink lido die . The f r urdiai halm ssf Gilead. in thin, price lJt. meth, OP fOer in one family bottle Ibe 35. - b1 widen one It. tlutile Wed, duty Wish nth bootie is givie a ;rosV y nts Bill et Rifectiallt; containing tele° illustrations of the eges of these Sitrdit the Corms/went label or stamp of which bow the words " . floittosoi, ‘Asespesil," enemas In its diktat lappreaslea l 1 % 1 Y poled ' the e4so4 bullies All MilEiii 414 400100 •• . . --., .4.:4,,ii.., --- - -'' -- '' • , . ~ • . — 14,7- . .. . .4 .1 9 :. -Rtfittvt'wofm. -- • p. o i Lis, Si. 14.— , Titc04Iti4f AV* :Ii L _LeV404 1... . a. is/Misnaiffino. iahle. tl.n. Amore "Vatemee. mai. embrittilled Berri.yesterday resiew,ed the,qesalry , of leaseprrawm one elates by Temblee. Lane:beer, act- . of Paris in the plain of gressOle. AL VPPLEVENT. to the' RURAL SPORTS ; Prioce•Talley,rand Perigord set - oet.lasb isight, for " za e*ll P" 6 " g ` " 1 ""'' " th " ' it "' Reiww69 I r a ' . and • 1441 Cp ruof Vi ost Count de iaticou • MI; Mealy" of OE PA.. BrAt e aghttifiil ales 4 7 .x.isolotryt. 1 4# P 0 0 • a rte. or are searched after by the . 8p ' . !sister of State,. has the portfolio of Foreign A,ffairs By the Rey. Or: It. Alfalfa,' - lie the aluiance et M. Telle/eand. ,.. , i m p er iol ier sa, fit. lb. 64. extra Wads t: Mailhol•bisrl2:. ' . We ace assuiddi that .114...Ju1es do Poligaho id-a Pol los DUMP% 62 . 2 DelV9 ll l ll l° , 21, -, l *. 6 1 1 ' I KII) . 14)1111 " 2 ..=. inted Ambassador to Havaria. t h e i r , , gm; gill .te a _The Doke of Wellington, blender purekastni • gil!hi° ' ' inhabited ' hurl 4g, ~ng --:-The 'trade with the interior grows brisker, and that with foreign parts already },resents various vaarkets for the goody manufactured in that indus trines city. . . * Letters from* Brest inform . as, that'thft mond ex pedition for the colonies left that pert on the Bth instant. The third sill sail in a few days. PARIS, SErr. 17.—Her Majesty the Queen of the Two Sicilies died suddenly at Vienna, on the Bth inst. Her health appeared as good as usual : she bad re tired to her.apartment after being lOug occupied with business : in the night, and in her first sleep, her women beard some noise in her chamber : .at the mo tile:it they approached her bed she had cased- to exist. The Princess had just entered the G 3 d year ref - her age, haring leen horn on the 11th of August, 1752. • - - ~. from whaCsourie the Edits are in the Habit or*. `girtng the intelligence which 'they think picric' Vi l t i tk.s . ... Publish on i this subject. It is, however ? eithre.. .. . muClazitigiirated t Or it times so evidently . flo that - if lai quite certain they nither derivg it rip* . .. Oaseffe,':feittn their correspondents Id (ieliciai nor 'Prom any.other country of Italy: ,* r , 'Mills to the protection do geneeotrilt 01)0 . 41 by 'the rtigh.gpvertinient, 4 odr aavigniittnijitti 'ill '6t . .: ait 'l4lediteri - asiban a commercial 'aTty: ktch . /its apiipeedity felt the happy. efierts Of the"rextOu tll,O iit peaCt and Maritime CojtunnhitatiAa. ..jii , -14 . 0 it is siitir -slit _ ; pr , loni, and .EZA)elegite of the French Goverament at Surinam. s Now that peace and the 'Bourbons at last console our country, St. Domingo is restored to us by the most solemn treaty but this restitution is still an empty name; and Vie mode in which it may hi rea lized, is the iittertant question which M. Matfieut discusses in his Memoirs.. , It is his opinion, in which many considerable St. Domingo planters participate, that the introduction of a new war into that island would only increase The evil; nay . more, with that fraukuess which per vades his whole book, he.dous ,nak hesitate to, pro. nounce that the situatien of France, in regard to it. Domingo t is. ewe, critical at the present moment than at the period of fatal expedition of IRcletc. He supports thiegloonsy assertio,n.wkh proofs which appear unsuswerabie. " The blacks," .says Ise, ' are better armed,, more warlike, more .fOrtified, and better commanded than *t the thoratmentiOped period- their hearts are besides ulcerated with the cripples practised upon them o „in thit,drowailigu — a la • earfie, and in causing them e to be hunted by dogs, which % to render•thern more fetro . r4pes, vretafeel. with lee,'llesh, or ue.gcees,.....smeltiet.,per_haps eaceedirig. those 11,1 the. PiaatrUund„/i3sgstoa, .fka-liiitfifferm ' ' querors of Pera." 1 -;,:..-s- .' , . . -a-- , Itllle age s . • But notstrithownlin 0110,4 . *ties In- the way el -occupying St. Dead . Maienfaut does .not ( deem it impractible. Ite thinks that the return of the King to the throne ,of his fathers will proddce the most happy eftects go those who are at present the real possessors of St.. Domingo. He himself llas often heard thedgulattnevrepeat with , gratitedei that I f ewis,,K i V. had granted them -political .fighia,...... 4 TOky„ know„that the tenui t y of! the Bourbons .has alwayagoverned the French people with kindliest." It may therefore be presumed, that.they will rejoin the old banner of the lift; hut •M. Malenfaut, at the same time, represents, them as resolved on deeds of the most frightful despair, rattier than endure new humiliatipts from tise.whites. . . - As to the negroes, he does not believe it ever .bemessibleto radepo,them to stawery. ". The -con. duct of Bonaparte ma rendered them so.suspicioe.4ttatt noising but acts of the greatest• fidelity, can peoloade them. that the Bourbons would wish tb mitigate their fate." -M. Malenfaut could not pass in silence the hope! which the dissensions subsisting between the rival chiefs, Petioti and Uhristophe t furnish to all good Frenchmen. On this head he asserts, that as soon ail an army appeared .on the island that jealousy would cease. Those who are well acquainted with the real state of thiuga in St. .Domingo, • will <be able to judge how far this opinion •is well-founded s oae thing is certein, however, that the accounts of Potion having acknowledged the King (which the Journals have hastened to take up and propagate) hre quite destitute of any official character. Instead. of en army, which he would not have even talked 9f, M. Malenfaut proposes, 44 that lit the hrstiestance there should be sent out, as Royal Commissioners, persons whose respectability derived from itirth.is.supported bfa high reputation for ho. nour and moderation." Such persons, .alone, he fan would be listened.to. The a.uther, ..w.hu ascribes 'to N great Inge. --,,.•-• '. ....R..: ." ' ' '..- • . -.• . - ---= - - "cif , ' liF , , . ~ , , . - . 7.11 11 1111 ,1 "' ..- , . Virir' ---7 * i •-- • -- - 1 111 7' 41 •VrAF —, • —. , _ .., , ----- - itar•-• . '-; , r - • , • , „. . Ablitmo:..i.s. .• • • • . ... .. .. . . • ne.. • %.:. % 0 • . t '.? -. • , . • - • , . r *,- t rt,.*;.;* •,.' "t - , rI: , . • ,• . , , , _ . 4 vd , ~,., , .. , , , • i,, f 4., , „*"1,',... ; I 1 r • .. . , . , • e: i.. ' . ' . 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DRURY-LAM& , 11 1 .01010, Ointalliefße ft 1 1 1 1175T - DA , FRENCItilii PR lei. . ' . rntra enlist: in:an; ;hp PA i t mint nra in that fin 141 Ar ALI.. .1 - , . THEATRE-NATAL, COYENT-GARDRN. .7 11 . . .7 - - - -- - - ~.4 0v oiiim-s. slimwiabassaavi low ampa.upsea. . . • .- 7 1r — .7.." '''.:' "7 "- rr. 4 * "s:'.7 'V ..7.7' ' , ..:..., -7 T' " present RVENINq, Sept. 21, w ill. ; •„n .411 an• telsliiisa t a , el a japlrle theft Sets, •are. i r • I Th... Puke of Weitingtais, beejdee purchasing tioe:o peeceana m arit i me communtcatiens... „...b• .: • ~., he palletised, , ria a k e t . & early aeßtkaisirp,,ai• few ever retools Il i th)s hotel which was gitisbited by th° Princess' nvieCed ..iif this, .it is siifficlent 'to traVOtio•4l4. •, - • LAVE LN A VILLAGE. , .ft As e s e, ii i i r i e d.fi T 4, o u t , cr ,„ 4 - 44 , 0 ,. st . wa oltits heap, as siso•boOfilis.i 41, Nato allq sAtO helatil‘• T ifisiO 7 sOtriftOiy!, or inspect tfie 'fialfrelofillik * "of Isms IlltadoSn, Mr. Sinclair; Rosettes, Miss Ste her: 'wart, Mel. . • „al . In s ilfiXloli3Of Wier., liiligli beillW4. 4941041019 11.53.15 rytiltd- - 6ne bit only to . tisk the • i * iii• '• '- - - ---—.- -- : r i ' ' '' .V. ' ' . '... ' . * Ki • f lis#l "t which will he added, .1 , ngo,.. es. , . .. . , ... - ..... eu. _; : I DS* , tit' jaho iii :seen in constiiiril sitntiot4 '•• Incas - Tojoie". price St.*Aream i ds o . , . el 1;: ltingitigAL t ai5.. . 10 .1" 1 - ic ._ 6 (root . B ° l l -_-itlf s of the _ tith in°44,,OOsto: otcuplovritith Ike tratiitieWOf InerctioaCe : : .... **III6II4IOCCRUR. DE LION. • . ....,,,.., I. • illoy Ir. kid dillbllit el. ePP li estlea to Mr. *l l4ll . . 6 . 4 ‘T. LlK T i ttocr " -F 4o L m A i d. N ra t i r.: . . • ~e rmit A.. i rift's, ist Wales aeon . 101 e std that : . (he thrsegeli Aimee siybilikits, bit -` o ur .. . 'I,. - %Pis. ii-ollz. ... . - . , iv ROBERT WOQIIHOUSE A. M.Ak*. S. • 1641 9 . 1 siTith whicillta seetsbilihir..o ol l l 4- She . iisitif(alfittnerce is very confinetkaid aapbsectO all Oa- ., , . - _v - ii*,, arrorise:siserfstesieges Cfos , ol l - - . 41 . 40 " 4 111" 4 " 14 . 01 " 44231 "1" ar4 lll oe 7l-I ' lL ik s 1 - .laavl-.. Y• '. • . .• - .....0.10L-7-.. „. ...liiicitiosevitOolerekti. •.; .;,• ....,,, . , • The thaeond.Ednina, curtsies:es, aheeei, real enlar g ed. aid takes . a ; vat, " lestost in iii 5be. . 1644 - , . at. - , • .. .% '.. ' COOPER. And Mr. •- PrOvistinntrlinvpicktelfebtittplitiiii . '4lßes i .limidem Trhneti• rite glieel6-Puri• and co. l'7 4 eettel, i goads T egolarly at the Freeek-thestee l ist, : -.46olhiar- i not cotta farthisigto iheSiete ‘ it labours incessa4t- . • • . street; and Deights.n and sono, vapoptdr. 'l.• - . P-111 ,- wSl4.. i lrai* their Coq* 44LN_.. ..___ • .. • .... . . , " . shale host . • I .ly, its restoring the,publip admfiliiiiition. awl ,pf .. tto :. . . a 04 . 4 _ ..14r4,11J it ES, 0* SittoßSNls 70,www P 7 Price Is. dil lasernsed to Sir James 11•Gregar, 111, n: of the 1 ' We•are AShltredt that.thsret of CAluia is about 1 sues the stri c test econainy 'thr 11, a' es sikea,' ~ , ... Medical Stiff, wader his Grace the Doke of Wellln, t ion. a _ l _, , _a__ _, ll_. _ _ t . . • . epos, an d . th at this ' sewed. by the produce oft 14-Ordinory ; AaMp o ..llo o AltblllAflie• MED ..1 .•. • -114 ' ' 'MACE, THE REAL INT gittisr OF EVERY I `° " "in I°. Privily° °I " 11 , 404 , 011. i !avant' is granted to the toWnin commemoration of , saarifices are imposed o n fhp, crest nt. "teel,chfaci: STE AND bietltD. •-. . • ....7 7 ::.*. •A .111,1 MAN BEING, ao Address, delivered at '... e vt. RIGGE veapeetfully iriformslite Nobility 'lvy 7, 1814, on the re-ettoldh, ,hese_nt of Peace . To which is. ; its being the first in Front° that had the happiness of . and yet if has been asserted 44i" the ' merehinfsA,nd • • and. p a bli e. that ke hassrtvem i y dosovered a c em bi es . sabriteedolse late Address fir ine iirisseatleta Ministers of ioatelon I possessing Louis 4 Desire. . it impossible tobear the ' t ezpelices of-Goteito if,. o f Ipgredients, irrthe . most reined state, ender Inc abate me WINeltll l . l .F le ale Prise* *Welt " the reeterehee er • Several vessels; laden with domestic productions, mint !" Ol e , tor t i f b Wroatideinly offers tea outdid and' Ilbetal robs- • By JOHN 'MAL:, A. Id. • have sailed from Nantes for Madeira end the coasts . . . . Oen i inavinred ism it wilt he proved the most eksout used we- , • ..... . Second VAlitioa.. - • St. room licGth Si Articleerer introduced for the purpmes of preserving and " billet ivint-if Peace b e my day s?" - 9 Kings 55 . ...i9. 'of Spain end P°11 " 1/1 " • ~ , beautifying Leathe r ; equally impliceible to Ladies' ekr Gentle-• They write from Lyons, that., thanks to the bles. . • _, [sans* tin . itaititiya no titarirFol '' • ' sien'i me. An nolimis imminent' arearilded in its prepares-. • Sold by Sherwood and Co, Paternnstet.rovr i C r oy ' iggi l • . • ti o nombstitpteng such a' i are lai g hlyi g ratefal.arataalit and aortal. Co. alationerf-cootril Eaton , High Hulkoras,iltat : 2, *lobe, , s i ngs of peace, the state of the inaeufactures is daily A ' BTOtivair on St. Illandsigo .- *his j u st' a ppoi re d,r re. 4 T... hi... si t . mita at the universally eitestilaiutd-of inconvenience It, Beech=llreet, %aims* • • Amproving l . and Wars becoming more numerous. • the pee of Cot. Maystirliat a Eroptidtnr iti that ea: Tole lit Pete, at lid It. G. age ID: erica. i ()Man -- . .., ...........PmverProg . ... ._ _ _ .BUsAr4 :WI! AWN . ogEd Of* Pons ~ . ' "Nu a g fi ofll • wit!' ~ ..., . aa the in .of her tog : owe a ss 44 0 ,, , the oat Ile i.i r it ft N A boa tamer t . ad. like 1ta1.,: 'Mow Akre iie — seailk wires 4 7... 1. - AP Wit n ete t.4l... - - . ..: ' el ' iike r T A : Twenty year v.iltbill"Pr-A '' , »A, treatareat of Ai A"' ''''.." ~ . UTI a ito w. t " aim we lalam thin t • 44 , ' , Jfroolivo. mad *r.wbslass Dist:we% asemearmetttled able r . the r ,,,,,, Vasalle at 84460'4 WaPatleaSt. 34. ~.tkaa - parted its.tbe'r _The chile reas tsr a eettree of this gird'''. After loilintit "'.'' l " lotantlis, when she war perfectly eared. without gel a "kb, at an to ;titration of the akla reatalaieg. Her Nether. V, Nettle- f reak t he L ev " aret,...trert. trill he farther pnrtstalints. precipitancy el lipitsbery's Patent iCattecerbink Drape, for the rare ef• . Th e disorder rry, Goat, Ifbeantatfora. Vietnam, see Rruptive . and teut i„ c „,, p ,i, l'ino'Diseatirr, Wits told WbOhlanla at Et e *Nerds 14. bh. Sl• a D e bility, w al's cuarck-satif I 11114 getati at OR gispetr-lit,y. 15,„ 84 , , Ii"- tbeiadalracic f are, Loadoo, $a bottles 06. t float* MN &It and 'the° tem is women - St. dory iadladad.—Ottapeored Harare Ste . I Weakness, Os To popooot Cointareasohe C*RePul alai** bag* a Alaiak terve, "'tether in 6 Ct.. , .._ bullied the skit 3:i,~-. 4 - CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. Sen.ll.: M. MONTAntzu called the atlantic* of the Chem- . ber te_uiegreat number.pf Spaniards who , en the retreat or udt army, tout 5 refuge In ortr Southern dePitmentr. The greater part of them had been in ...' •• ......r".....7 . '"" . "' - 1 is.the•karnanity of the people. He mused that the king be rensestld to propose a law granting theta the same pension as the Spanish military officers now enjoyed. Ile received permission to develop his motion on a future day. 1 • 1 • Liesteneat-General DClPommenx, in the *lie of the Committee of Petitions, referred to an address', from .the inhabitants of the beautiful eolomy .of St. ; Paining°, setting forth their distresies. E ,,and eP- ' 1 forcing the importance .and urgency of. tOe subject, agr which all, France must be sensible.. "the Speaker Itillled the attentiori of . the Chatnliet Ai' the Sato.' dishing industry and activity the planten tonality :winced, and to 'the effects` - of a small nundser of, French soldiers, who hod freight with sticluatsblo obstinacy against so tbany enemies, preserving the 'Colony against the combined forces of England and :Spain t , and then he. drew the Terme of the "picture, painting the calainitlitile4twa they have subniitted during a state of anaiohy. He imprtosed upon his heaters the immense-value and importance of the Co lony, sod noticed the amount of pr i nsince at various PiFind.s. . Twenty millions would scarcely suffice to pay the marine establishment for this great island.- Eillity niffilons tied been annually clerived from the entisiiiiiiiiiin of the produce loTrititce. All the ef forts of France ought Welt to'be . ditetted to 'derive again lite *Mee advantages from the :erne source, as welt aa o tempport her ancient commercial relations. He 4well,for.ome length upon ;his subject, noticing particularly . the Rta,te of the balance of trade now end - atforiber . peilodi—St. DonibagOhad the power of restoring the equiliblium. He, went on to notice the means trfle;adapteil to procure the re.establlshment of the former advantages, and adverted to the detail L .prociarao of the comparative strength of the two Chiefs ethos, istowernow .divided St. Pomingo. He had to doubtt x - fronf personal acitosintance l that *Chris. tephe anti killiertliiiis ware willing to acknowledge the sovereignty of -tlie'llttivg.. Ile feared ',befall the ,1 Chiefs Were not ideated . by the setae loyal feelings, I bet his hopes soave 'lingo's* ,pop the stole. Ile I had bad ---- )ferences with the. Minister of State upon elukt!!"!-- • --•• • - religion , the importeueesf an exdition, and upon tbp mode once over the minds of the blacks, soggests also, that in which it ottglit to be formed; the immediate result tinee.llishops, :with some cures, should assist in the could not; for a moment, be dubioes, but the utility noble enterprise of restoring St. Domingo teTratioe. 'and duralitlity of the crinttitest must depend open the ,T.hey If/mild-inculcate; in the perishes, as the asst moderation afterwards exercised. He referred to the basis of liberty, the love of order and indontry: 4siotiees dial had actuated the disturbers of the repose He. Woo- Oinks, that-the commend of the north of Monir.s, .and sffered various remedies. He the into might .be left to Christophe, that's. ..the mita .coooludeci by . a proposition ,for new laws, jd which to Petiou,;,abile the west . was given to w Fronk the tight" at the Black; were to be conside'red, and Captain-General. He adds, that this Would be a by' Which they were to be admitted to the - enjoyineni Atseans of -g?ting.in a few years, the sole command of of their Civil liberties entity which the, proprietors the colony ,to whited-. Decorations 'to - Generate, .heeirered of. rlitPilninstaff s•ahleedT t ht e MOT ' , o4t•ts, oven soldlers v wholhall.exisibit fidelity It was prayed else, that ids Modesty wooki and contribute to inaiotain tranquillity in the colony, ,a itestms' ads for an ageeditirs, ' appear also likely to psodeer eseedent effects. •• pt i ..as ordered that tne ~,secn printeo. R; ,, • f 4 • ....9 . 1" 1. • - sating was adjour ned,iiiitit - gonday., • , 1147.YetrielliVerT-01Fer.the het three wee "' deal of Doti Oohs has been done herein - bilis or Ilessok,!ffeerrt. the thessitirde era sa Owe wichance on guglentl._ The Xelrish..house Mask. *racks, Isom time ,titan, concerning the ; schei *lone ins sold bilig.to.the amount of i Gel l9lo Atrwellaibe 116,4140 , tiivise - Tha .iolltee 9( each-nap has, iu coal . r- .. • sl 4.4* ' .4„ •;- , ly pasta op thy earli of otgli bialdr.. Ali 141110 gel i. tterstiter OT mew s rfeits. h r , sal tifionlers, this Aittlielste ham hot its parallel. by Si•tailtettailb. No. 19, Minna ! Sellsof IPS SR.. We t- Upward* of WAX; permute of both twaes have bean rattlettllf . shion Id be Wel nod %told), at Coate/$.1404 i notiorq r a , iot4 t. imir is pe per cruel dirirdrro. within the kW fight yettri.• to thom. OaforCstreet, 'Amino A prodig spid no. 417 : i4li ' :, 461.414 ht tlieVroprletots: i'llkilla Tbvibr /MI A ve r „ ra 1 iims s ilk, tberfuraer, Ntritli.beikte. gill:l ii h e Man ... ._fPYV .MO St A1g..40,7• 1 c•liore .If smfgeogs, tiAnd...l ( , ref g.. r7 . Ito. 6, cone g e A mme ;at Daskronlv o lio.• Wiabliwtsv .i. ......, !oorpooo, pabllvriellarmitally by the Royal i,ol• It rail and of Meow. T. Newbore whe i gee wherein. , O n i e n is kalWa 14.• 9. New itsidge-stapet 8 where ewe- Th e St au Venders to Rotor aid aill ri S . i *gat ' suse! 'dyke rill itegiyen by Itteikt.pt all ma ••• Dr. BUIP= Vilieu ' ti ' " -4,,p,..r0r: SU 1104tia dimee eastiPlaints,with iaviolabTe Ica. Also. Ooe . Pooad, to .011 bit* . • I . i 11104%.1401104t a t OM Perfumer% Nt...3 5 . kilt *Mao .010*Mi Ai reci , . . .., . . . . . ~ i lhirpioni - mr. pearrotigh's T 44. MOP ti , lh 7_,. O .: fret:l- 11 _--._ rimer 1 1191wr00WINI/l6aoBl ll 44lilpfs . ol l l. jar. • rill "Aesepeegr. -, : 7 b r ow ramp Wetter, itertiltrmift 'WI& ils' Olaf ' • Itigix•ltiPictlf WU **SA gaull• •-: 7 -" !.: • •‘‘ - 44,10.1/ • ••• di( beaiirry This day italpitbliined, prlei So. 6d. Tltird'Edition, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on Hie DEBILITIES. attawat matt amtraeted, of the GE NERATIVE ORGANS . of both *nes g including Renwick, en Onanisin Seminal "Pennan t Neciarmil Etnis-ion, Gleeu, Tubb I)orsidio, Floor Alba, dc. Be. Whit lb* MeV" of Generation. By T. M. CATON: Surgeon 10, Stanhope-street.Neweasilenreet , Strand; Late of the United Hogpllalit of St. noon:* and Guy's. Printed Ur J. litatin, ft 441 W-street, Cavendi,h-culeare, London. Where may be bud. CATON on INDIGESTION, SCROFULA, and CUTA NEOUS DISVASES, &c. Alen, Hit TREATISE on FEMALE DISEASES. 9s. 6d.