The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-02 00:00:00

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DON - , ,I'VtlOOlO4Y, ' . ....g ~ litß 2 ; tgl4.• ~ • •' ' - ''''' 4 ? - • ' • - L - . . . .. ... _ . __ ..,..,._.... • • ~",'r • ~,,n " Via Gins* akiee kJ' , r't le " wwki . ' tatel we RA neefeditili" , •t• ~ - - „ ... •• ~. • • • , • . - .• • • , • . .... tifte :, —l .l . • • - .. . . • • •• • • _ _, _.. . ~ • . _ ~.,.., . GendisaN MOE% CHARING,CROSS; Ait ra -wit's_ ' lsßiesProg Maloof Red C web ,• tbroeXh Crbydra. Rai. a ' • - • .liffi s y c ji pyr OUTAGE, LUDGATE HILL. - ' ....ppie. Gratiley,uail Cutiteeli, every blondes at Eight. - •••• • • ' •OENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVEL/4(20, ••• 1 3, , IIRVINTON New C,se.b coded die Duke of Norfolk, . .....wftwal- .... •-. ~ ' • •,.. s PE. following ROYAL MAILS •eel sliff(foilearly:l Sloraht 0 1 Mat, threagh Dorking, Horsham, and Head • eitAsciusaror iRANCite • & • Co we the CheeceHet of France,' Node/ ellea ltilll ), - •"*. *• . /I .S.: tine !Above Ottire. every Etteo • ing, by • cleviehmkor 4l6 . BRIGHTON Now and Elegant Pest Coach, I* &Rpm, • Posisnaiter-General, six.: - of-the Royal Oreleandate of Omelet 114' - - . -. 1 every Adenoma *Three. . D.UebtN, Waterford, Cork, mid all parts of Ireland.. 1 n nA a u e • • Illeis tslll lki which charges ea- rrith the. 'locative of the - - ' '!i , HOLYHEAD. Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asoph,..aud all' L. , ‘"'U , tiat Itaeensy Coag, at hal f-past . • Eii r lll . lktie . k . lixtis•of North Wales. ' ' I every Event - • • • . . et law the 21st of the - Moe months in • -1011. FORD AA V liN, Haverfor.d-West, Caroarlbec,. Bre- WORTH ING:ltodern and truli a ' a drabdo Post Cowl ~ • am t lustusenth. and all parity& South Wales. ! alit relates to the . Iblica" ti of p ert . (carries tour • ou h,), l l„ oeg b wove . Fi p d,,,~ A 46.1, • • • ..''. ad .. - CIIESTER, Namptvsseit, Seaford, Litelteeitis . sial - Nortii. lemon, %tea • ead, Horsier, ao4 . l)oripiam.everylAin't rid : Writing*, hate hearted as fcillowirt-ob ~ ,.i, i .41•• • •, • • '. 4 . : 1116 Art. 1.. No • periodical' internal •or • •eimileurfol . . KT - &norm'. • ~,„, Y. , ing rot It ifit a lock. is t, l . - " l a n sitak est ti l a ll '''aval be published at Pariii reckoning friltliellailk • • + i ...,. , • W ISISE A CH. March. Cfteftkais, and St. Ives:, ~- . Hi GO witha Dal re ,lll lti.sva ll G. y e7l .l. ld a fo urso rtl, a3 M , err aud ow, s t imi lst • - 4,...3 CAMBRIDGE and Elt. •'' ~. eft w' MARK l: r, Braude**, Swallhans, aad Pakenhaa. o'clock. ; i T• .. . • ..SURYS. EDISUN A, &v... , November, 1814, :and In the Departmeotailgillepa . . ' -• 41 EAST sammei Coach, 'Nestle', Thursday , and • ing from the lst . December following, gletele 4t , tom" -. It NORWICH, by Newmorket-aad Thetford. - • Banirviay,ntliall-pot Sit'o'Clerk. .•tiOtt W I cn, by Coldwater. Ilra w ich, and Scole. obtained the authority prescribed' by . ,. - Aid& IV 4' • , -0010 AL NG lug Guildfiard Coaches titre - Morel* a n d 'l6- r • WORCESTr.R. Pe& ore, lisstallouttaml hbnclooh . '' ' Aft 111*1 ' '- • : -•-. • ' ' - the aforesaid law. - ' ''' '• ' ''' ''' . • GLOUOBSTER4 Chelonsham. Lind Ref fora; ts wk. • shall be treated •, and way is - -, h oxFOR D, every evep . inp at Etgbt o'Cb cit. ' - D egraftli‘ OßKUl4l. tea ' Uterbead, ; • 5 Qadie-shese !Very 2. a ..ts authority • - ~ LUEILD-Ilf, Tealtury, - and ill plat* of Soropshlre. , f Slontiltg * Nine gad Afternoon ,i. ~ , . • . • withdrawn, viz. :- 1 -For •the - daily joersisiltet Peres. . evet7 Morn- by the Director-General of thesPollos4-. and for Ali • , tolstsetotlett; [Amelia,. Beetles, Yeatord, and Wood- i STE , IrNING, Horsham, siokt .., ireiteb!! . • . ng sis. . • t i alreigt;iotigh. Burliagtoo, and BeverDy . . ,„ - : -- ' nmilittas gad midi & iha i l m s ea l4o , ~ • other periodical journals and writings which shalt bib BARTON,A• Water-side, Meinitiarotegn, mad Brtag. '- • ' • ------7 '-"" v- 5" , - '.2 ; bllshed In the kingdom, by' the Directeagslaetig • i ' .. , - LINCOLN, SL LATOR 9; . Burro, Peterborough, nal . • • "' P.A. ''•'' e ' ' ' ' 3 Stipa*. COACH ES Set or trais.vbe 8104,‘;: of the BoOkselling ro de. SAUVAGE: • And th e following Royal Patent, and other Coaches, on the ' . "1 ' "116 " 3. The Director• General of Polk* and the sad newest mid hew constroction. CA IDGE Patent Mad. • • • Director-General of the Bookzellies T ra d e shodiAret t- ' , per Also is adrieta list of Cities and Priocipal Town to which -MR NOIIAM New Post Coach, the Cmsat•Prioat, i .. ~__, .__,_ a _ . the_ . • Passengers are regularry conveyed ; a reference thereto ism ! every at a quarter berate Five, through Stony Swat- oPeettvwty . mnsoot .eseet• . . 'bigot thltrillot - yi n save much trouble to Travellers and Perseus having baggage or ; ford, , Letoniglont and Wnrwick. thorise. ...: , - • • ,, . - • 4 , - .! . ..1. a i parcels to sae. 3., • . : LX D new and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, every 46 Gi mpoi t p ar k , ripe_ oil id, A - LIVERPOOL New : Light Coach, net Oaf iiiiidglitlcer- Ito * Eight. n'""` "f 1." 1 ". . ' I ties four bride only). thlough Warrington, Northwtch, Mid- i SOIII: IP l'ON(Collyer's Coach), every Morning, es. ,• ' 04=0 -. " D'AllllliAlr." dlewich, Sandbach, thwarter, Burion-apon-Treat, hletnham, wept ,at Five. '. ...f, o. -.: ' 4 .• . 't )1d Hinckley, Lufterworthi and Northamptim,littaday,Wedoenday, AL . Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mora- •' . CHASIBEIb OF 02elifTIEISs {lair. IL , .• ..! IsSeand Friday Morning, at Six ; performs thejostruey to Di hours, lags, atiltne. . ds, well k ilted anti guarded throsehtutt• -• I NEIVIAIRT Coach, every Morning, at half - past six The discussionsdiscussions on the g oodie, ehirealipeats wee. 1 3 I A LIVERPOOL Royal Coach, through Warrington, Knots- o'Clogie ' resumed. .- . ,:,, - .:: 10.,,, d i-;1 . , l i ce ford, Dough**, Newcastle, Stone, Litchfield. Tatowortb, %%L1 • RT Coach at haltpast Three every Afternoon. M. Veasatt.t.t Ds PozeAseau thought-4kt there rota Atberstone, Hinckley, awl. I,utterworth. Tuesday, Thursday, HASTINGS •New Poet Conch, every fil!urniug at Eight. lifel nod Saturday moraines, at Six ; travels with extraordinary ve - WINDSOR Coach. ever y Morning at !levels. re _, . grairga sibility o f restoring the vabilp. a onsoa • I. lucky: only one night oh Ille road, well lighted uad guarded BRIGHTON Cont•h, the Duke of tiorfislk, ery M essing : :,pt . _ the emi the whole of the journey. at Nitre throve' Dorking, Bonbons, Red Ilesideld. or grants, since it bad Seen seal. YORK New and elegant Pdst Coach every Morale( at BRIGHTON New Peat Caeca, the Eclipse, every After- Attired up in the disastrous war against all Europe. Six, throegb Tadcister, Ferr)bridge. Ooncastet i Hawn soda* balf-past Two. : lio should vote for the amendment of M. Sarbiliplo; oar Retfurd , t Newark. • Grantham, nod Stand'l4. &roe Yoe BRIGHTON Pon Conch, every Evening at Eight. -3. •"• • Posengers are forwarded with the greatest facility to Edits- N-Coach, every Day at One. • ••.. • U. STLTIsTIUS DS SLOT thoagitt no lass;'ne• 1 and buh, Berwick. NeWeaelle,.Alatvich, Shields; nattflutvier• PTON Cough's, every Morning nod Evening. „ . ampia. ace, land; Durham, Darlington, N or th a ll e rtun, Thirst, and Easing- OUTH Coaches, every Morning and Evenikft at . . i the cold; Glasgow. Dainfrie,, Carlisle, Pewit!), Breogh, Rip- Fiv o : 4 , o:. • ' -•• . 'II. SINDOULT es Botrvitatt thought -tilt tla int. :ally pan, Borough Bridge, Knaresborutagb, HarreVegate, and all LT 11 YleW Coach, Tuesday, ,Tauriasy. and Saturday grants should be restored not oel7 I. theb r ansold tic- pasts of the North. . Id at ri,e. ' I property, bet to that which was in the possession et HINCKLEY, Ktberstone Latterworth; and Ilertitautp- --.. In- ton Conch , every Morning at ' Six r exceat Moeday. and every Tatteraprietiori respectfully request the Puhlic to notice; the ; hospitals or elms-houses. s of Evening. Culden-Cross is tfie only Oise us London Woo. a Iteace car- I Lira- 1. , suREWsEURY and North Wales Cheat+ Coach,. through rioget set out to e and Lill the Bathing wad Waterlog Places, a General DaSTOVINtt. also voted for the ettfoalol% . j 31111 shaken, Iron Bridge,Wblverhainpioa, laid Birminglnitn, every places of fashionable andipnblic resort - In she kingdom. lof the lasr, 'ant celled the special attention at lite. , . • 111..rnig,_ • The west strict attention will be paid to eiliairles at the ' Government to the public functionaries whe * hupis - . • UOLYILEAD, Bangor, Capel tOrig;' . Llanwrst, Cerniogo lost their SWIM of subiistence by the Revoludilie; . . • _ Mawr, Conran , Caerunrynn t Conteay,lLWearY, and all Puts abase Coach Offices, and esery. information pouctually given re:ative.us all peek Carriages seising o ff from I.olidon. The .... m . . _-. ads of North Wales, every Mnramg. - Proprietor,' are not norwerahle for any Parcel or Pack.% • ' M. polltOT thought that the preamble of the b e ' BIRIM INGH AM New Coach, tolled the Crown Prince, above Fee Pewee value, unless entered and an Inautance prt • ;Article of the lair was formed in a manner to ghillie m eg through Stony Stratford, Lemingtoa, and . Warwick, every 1 accoreaglf. • • I improper idea of the motives of the Chamber. Hs s' Id . Morning at Four, and arrive. the t.atne Evening at Teo. -!) t Ila flit (2• • r iz rlia.tor_ Stanford- and •Liielrfieid Post, - • Stitilt CROSS and JOHN MORRIS, Proprietors. was of opinion the estates restored should be subjest . 1 are•= _ „. i ..- \. I ~~ . Its 4 . • i :1J ''tl ~~~r ~~ :. :1k 1041 i ti *Ai 4 0 1.40 w, elf§ ti a l.pc:OtlO r 4.6.11fi5: 4! try, ; '~ i .! ,: ,•1 7 f • . . •; . . •U •X.s . ' • t * 7 ; -~: i i ~~Y~/ ~lli I'J.•t WillsiittE • I!‘li r AIA, PRIV KY.'. A.N 11;•• iirf II IS: present EXIWING, .Nov. 2, Majcstics' Servants will pertiinn Tyr pew'toinje Drama, la two Acts, COM& • ' JUN DK.PARIS. .• I .-.. • - Mier , sibich, - , ..,t' „g THE BEE S *-111-VE.. , ' • Omit bid..' . e /., Tu hivi wiU be Wed. , TijE WOODMAN'S lityr: i o ve t , 7s. I Second Price SI. 6tt, 6(1•`1 getefti . Price, Ike Lawels.,Gtillerv, Is.; s econ d p r i ce ; bi . _u pper Gallery, Is.; Scoot Price, sd. T. Doan v %sated at half past bye &Oat; tit- Rin Wl` thali ail. . . TillaTßE-11.0Y AL. COViPIT-GAICURN. Tll rt . present EVENING, Noi.• ty 'trig petforiaid. • VENICE PRESERVED. - Atr. Cop:wail s Pierre. Ur. Y Wig; Betridera, Te w►ich WAN he added, The New Alelo-Drama. (*slick THE FOREST OF BONDY ; or, Ttia Weer MONTAR6II3. *mei, 'h..; Second Price 6d.-Pit. Se. 6a; t Second ?rice, Si.—Lower gallery, Sccoud Price, la.—Upper Gallery, lo.; Second Price, 6d. A Private Bog 'zany h had nikhily, an application to Mr , speou, ut the flos-alitce. PAWNBROKERS DU PLWATEB. MINSRSi GRIMSTONB and Co. No. 47, 01. coonnue to redeem from Pled, and yurthase Manufactured • Goods or x every deveriptioo, ate Dtatauods, anti PeKrl4. Thom e havirqr it heavy Stork of Gelds cm hand, snit disitate4 torell fur CAA, so T r t i l i zitt It Tort hy the notice of Merry. G. ad Co., may be f iriat Imry mum from Tto Numb to Oae Thoosand. • Respectable Iffirdoice4 Papernegliciatet on liberal Terms. • TO MEE.ciiiititZAtolitilE TRADE. TOHN WATLEN, Manufacturer of PATENT BY CABINET, HARMONIC, OBLIQUE, GRAND, nod S.i,ulon; QVA RE Pi A NO-FORT ES, at No. 5, Leicester Place. linViegdistained his Majesty's Letters Fattest for the above Instruments, and having the Inventor of them continual' emploTed io, the .4inishing department. his Instruments are kflouledged raperier to any io Englaad. At his Wars-rooms may be always seen, a variety of struniroti, cleat in Work inum - hip to the first productions she countu y. unit possessing properties of tone, mach, nod dura bility, well ar.ereteg the attendee of Prafesson and Dealers of every description. pifsethscount for wary.. • 11184T,iiipetitfelly intone,- his best Friss& AIN the preseat Lorruft If will all - &awe the 50th of thin Month. Tickets and Shares are sell ird hfith idle Ottiges,.where in the In s t Two Months he si 10.75. Ned 4.155, both Prises a/ - .e20.1100, and 4,714. a Prize of gelo,ooo. with • variety ni minor Capital-. Most of the Share. have already - beea, paid, and the Holders of those outstanding are solicited to bring thew for Payment or Li chuurge, to either Ne 4; CORNHILLt on IX CHARING-CROSS. • • i. pn . gin I I irt 01 I 3 r ; * an I on h of 7 I I • • I • I • I; r • F b ▪ ••• f. P. a 1 • 41 ▪ S I ▪ 0 is 4 R. Tr tit I 116 11 2 d,- ed, so flt I • adt 0 1 1 1 • 'of f 1 se. be 1:1 , h, ;# 11.4 90TH *OVFMBRR. QvWWI and c; et the Centractors„ respectfully in c./ form the - Public, the STATE LOTTERY will her s in and tltsiA Diewlitg ea the 3Jilt of Niiteaker.--.Therst o,re tial7 1,008 Tickets, sayi the Scheme contnins 2 000 •••••.•••••••r•• 2 4 00 4 1.000 n ' pr . % • Soo 10 •• •.• • • ••• ea. •o • ••&&& • 000 21:0 Besides 1.571 Prizes e l m 4111 . 36, ,e5O, £25. &e. Tickets mid Sh a ates nre sellkx at SWtIT sad Co.'s Offices, No: it, niattry, And No. Sl, Aldgate High - 12, Ckar!ureross, t street. • QMITIPS. P I ETON REART-BURN 140- . ENG ES. it certain cart for that *wopleasant complaint, rsVired by C. Smith, - which for the last N) year. hive h-eit held is great estuarial; at Preston and all parts of Lame:tibia., 14.91. per box. . • DR. BUCHAN'S INVIGORATING TONIC RESTO RATIVE BA LSA M,actirtitla core for Debility io buth Sexes, 'trice lo'. 6d. t nod SIR S. HANNAY'S SPECIFIC, or only Infallible Pre- Itentive. price 7f. sand lth. fol. per battle. Sold by Morgoo, Lit' Soho ;A t tel, Fich tlPe Turner, nest die Fishmonger's, at TeraPk-b l ar ; n nod yade, 46, Cambia. INDIA GRITS, soperior tq all lathers for making thick, Pariatit.. white, nisuriti:‘, and restorative water or milk gritel enwdle, price 2f. Ss. lid. 7'.. and 21. f. each packet, properly packed, for the country and for exportation. Sold only by Morgan as abtive. r V Morning. .TUNBRAUGE wELl4.pew Post Coach (carries four inside al ), tfirreqiii . Tunbridge, Rave 'maks, raid Riverhead, every Afleseweaat Four o'Ciewk Sunday excepted. BURTONaU.PON-TR.ENT Post Coach, through Meacham, Twyeroo, Arlier4line, Hinckley, Letterworth,Welford, North anspien. had I)aostable, Sunday, Wednesday, and. Friday Montings a at Six o'Clock. • BRISTt/L, Bath, Melksham, Devises, and blirlhornseh new and easellent Post Coach (carries tour inside may), every MUCILAGE OF MARSIINIA.LLOWS. Afternoon at Five, well lighted and guarded throughont. ThisCitonwta. veyance is incontrovertibly superior to any GU the AN approved remedy for • the Gravel, and of Western course, n Perservotive - again-I Ow Stone. It is chiefly EXETER, Plymouth, and Palmontk ‘Soach, called the prepared from the leaves and pulp of the root of that most Balloon, every Morning. at Seven. mealtime of all herbs, the Maralmuidows—f a few mildly SEVENOA KS, Riseahcad, and Bromley Coaches, every potent vegetables—and from Uva Ursi, and the Daucos gyp- I Mor H ning. vestris. ASTINGS, B.ltel, Roberbiwitige, Fliinwell, and Tun- Medieni men of eminen m eminence. with carne of the Mat rersnraars, bridge expeditious New Cobalt, every Morrill g at half•past have acknowledged its etlicacy, and support it with their re- Five. eienmendatimi. PORTSMOUTH and .6nsport Telegraph, every Morning This grateful preperation, hyltsdiuretic. emollient, smooth, and Evenine at Five n'Olork, and mucilaaiaous nature, most effecalally disledge. sir ele:insrs i PORISNIOUTII, Hnrodeasa Peterseetd. Godalining, and tbosesgrayelly or :witty etiocrearios, or seditious or gritty mat- Guildford New Coedits, every- Morning and I.:seeing at Five ler. from the kidnies. the urinary pass ages, and the Madder, o'Clock. which in.ensialy generate rand sometimes very quickly too) PORTSMOUTH New nod eleentit Post Coach, the Duke revel soma cams:its:Mg and exquisite of all human tortures , t he of Wellin g ton, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, Slone, at Eight of Clock. . The soft and emollient mucilage which this innocent inedi- EXETER aid Taunton Coaches, every Moaning and • doe affurds, promotes, by the most lenient and diluting means, i Evening. * *be expulsi of gravel, and wonderfully facili t a tes the passage 1 WELLS, Bridgewater, and Talinton Coaches, every Marn tio of those sharp particles that form into stony and biliary cuncre- • ing d Evedin thins (as gall stones frees the net-emulation of bile), sheathing ? P an LYMOUTH . and Falmouth, very fad and cheap Coaches , and fabricating the wastages from acrimonious pallor injuries, z every Morning and Evening. the object of this preparation being to avoid every thing of a BURY and Newmarket Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, stiarolating, sharp, fareing, or irritating nature. • and Saturday Mornings, at half-past Five. The Gravel Insensibly (though unseen) is the speedy fore- t BATH and Bristol Couches. to Bath in 14 Hams, every mumer of, or leads to t ,, e formation of stones in the lantern Mornipg at half-past Four o'Cluck, and Evening at Five. body. There are very few enitstitutl.au that do not habitunily I. LEWES, I.kktield, Maresfield, and East Geiastend Coaches, stud indeed nhativi diuly irtbd ti the secretion of gravel. The - -eee s tgorning at Eight o'Clock. Bathing Place nn the Sussex i ',Whets. the sedentary, _the gouty , no I the in fi rm, Are maw. NOR. and the R ocks, a pursiealarly detailed to its dangerous paid.. Au Orerrtionid. Coasit. much -ndintred for its fine Sands, a new Coach, every ticking of this mild and nutritious composition may perhaps be illoirolea eagle. , the /seta guard or persentative against e•ilatiou parer tams. i CHICHES'IER, Id idhurst, and liaslenrere new Telegraph To say that ibis preparation would dissolve the stone, would Co aehes a every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, be Idle and presumptuous. There Is no medicine existing that -at Si:. • ran *agave a hardly firmed or a large stout,. without dryad-,, . CHICIIF.STER New Conch, through Dunctan nod Pet fully iiijurior tie bladder ; the sergena's knife only, in such' Worth. Monday, Wednesday, nod Friday Morninas, at Seven. ease, can rebeve sufferlig humanity—hut this preparaticin will • A ItUNI)E4 New Conch. through Duncton , Petwrirtle.aind most inWlesebtedly tend to prevent any stunts forming. by ex- • Little Hampton, Tuesday, Thursday, and. Saturday Moraisigs, FMB*/ the gravel or sabulous matter, or ilisaw gritty pit:aides' at Seven. and Wrotharn Coaches, every that frirm concretises, and will in a great many tustan r c s most MAIDSTONE, Mailing, effectually dislodge those deadly torments, if small, and cause Morning, at Five and Nine o'Clock. them to 17Xiss oat of the body carer and molder than by lacerat-{ FOLK ES fON B , By the, Saadgate, curl Ashaird Coat hes, lON or foreleg remedies. I every morning. ' 011 0 . 40 the haateiting causes of the death of the brave Coiling- DOVER, Margate, RomagaltaDeal,nndCriniertuiry Cnochea wined, appears to have beeps atone m p g in its pus ,age throtigh every . Morning at Six o'Clock, and laveitina at Five. Latta the eteter. 1 Carriages always ready for families or acarroa. _ 1 This Botopie,nlPrepioration iseoW by the Proprielor,Thomas ; BROM PTON, Cie .tharn, Rfichester, mad Stroud Cittlebe" 41 Cards, at MI Witrebouse, No. li, Cltailea-street, Covent-gar- . every description, at Sit and Nine in the Mottling ? 0ne . 44,1 . deltiNti andtris.al 7*. earl, duty included, or three packets for 1 Noon, and Half-post Five in the Evening. • - , ear **M. Ositv agenda& - 18. - .lmay . he *bad at Mr. Hudson's 1 GRA.yEsaND, Opt, Nort nod afford Da Coaches at pr , Liteasist, No. gi s , Ea ) a mid ; seas Ur. va t ic% iipoigeeary, I and Nine in the Morning, t Nava, sa c Use IL, Carotid. lag. Extra Coaches ways readye -:. Alit tx -stew • ,:,. `1 „, _ . , , . roo t _. ;•,... : ; , ,itiLiaar , i inviting 1..„ eeslipg PAR KG/ITE. Greeter, Salford, unit 'LliteltSeld Post Coaches, every Everitt*. WISEEACH. 'Match, Chatteris, :nal Si. Ives NeW Coach, Dlonday. Wednesday. and Fridav I:;yeningv. , LITCHFI 'fainworth, hinekley, Mbertrnae Latter worth, and '.Vortaasepton, mew and eseellentConik, Tiesdayi Thursday. and Svourd.iv Motlangs, at Six. • : CHELTENHAM New Dny Coach. Armies Nartisleach, Buffitrd. awl Odsed (tallies One ex - eel.• ‘v, at :9‘. Sitttdrfidriti except Saiiday. :et "•-• a': came yentas at the limp t Cheliear..... N , rear Ciiacit, called 'flit Detiaace, .Iy the. OXFORD _Jere . Morning at Eight. NORWICH very last Coach, through Newman) Thetford, every Evening at Seven. YARMOUTH, Lowestoff, Betties Yottford. bridge Telegraph, every Anemias at 'Pour o'Clock. IPSWICH and Colchester, every Aftersoon at Four and Seven. CAMBRIDGE and Ely New Telegraph Coach, every Night, and Carriages to all parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Fast:, and Cambridgeshire. • • FAKE;N HAM, Swriffhain, Brandon, and Newmarket ele nt New Coach the Lord 'Nelson, Tuesday, ThurrJay, and Saturday Night dr Six o'Clock, Sunday at Five. LYNN Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morni, at Five ~Cluck. SOUTH AMP fON nod Lymington elegant new. Coach, every Morning (except Sunday) at Five &Clock. Packets sail to the Wee( Wight en the arrival of the Coach. Parcels •areronveyrol to parts of the Island. • WINCHESTER. Basingstoke, and Hartfurd Bridge very fast Coach, every Morning at Five o' Clock. (TUNI)RIDGIL Aged Tunbridge Wells new and easy Coaches , ever, .1. : , was of _ subject to the same claims that they would have been sob. jected to if neither sequestration nor confiscation had tilken place. Ile,. therefore, should vote for the • simple law without amendments. Lieut.-General DcsroualteAux spoke in favour te. the soldiers whose exertions had been rewarded with. . annuities on the canals,. which would be given up to the eralgriiti. • . . M. BLMIQUART DE BALLIttIL remarked that it was never intended to revoke the donatiobs made by the Goverment. They would be necesssdly ,replaced - `by equivalents. M. TAISEQUY LEVILDEUR observed that thetaw Mk - not fix the epoch of restitution. M. Dzscatsus thought the property of the hospio tau conts not be restored, as such a measure would be contrary to the Constitutional Charter, whit* protected private property. This property bad I come the patrimony of the poor. - M. FOOQU'SVAUX was of opinion that all the pest perty in the hands of the Government should be tea scored, as it would afford an additional, security is the purchasers of the national.domains. M. Bextmosr opposed the amendments of. the Committee. After a short conversation the debate was. pest: poned to Monday, to hear the opinion of the Illishos ter of Finance. MATRIMONY. • NO. Disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal happioess than those which are the, enaarmietsee of unguarded pleasure. People o f every rank pay adoration to she Arise; of Wedlark, but u here the csiostitailoo has bees tainted by disease, a reisieratiou of stability is India petisably requisite. Twenty years have we devoted our prietim to the exelusiye treatment of the foNowing disorders, and the successful remit of our plan gives its additional ardour to oppose. h, far as we are libte.'the raltrilsni Or (1 . 14 e complaints whit% are the most hn portant in the catnlogite of human IndereWes: ; . After initiation into every heroic hots Navy Surgeons.we formed a wish, al an early period of prartire, to rescue hi lieidaills frets the ignorance of uneducated men, er the equally dangerous precipitancy of generol plactiiimwrs.. :The disurders to the cure of whirls we Isiore devoted nor nt . tension comprire every species•of Venereal infect' in ; all kinds of Debility, whether arising from the honks of school-boys or --omen the indulgencies of suaturer nee ; that (krone/anent of the sys- HEAD-QUARTERS AT FREDERICIKSHALL, tem in wormer) which is calkd B rirCliele44•Of Sterility t Seminal Weakness, Oleets, Otistractions is the Urethra s 11 . 4 aims Side- OCT. 19, 1814. tures, whether recent or of keg - duration, mid which have On the . 13th October, Baron Rosenblad, on As palled the skill of : other practinners, are by our present im proved plan of treatment effectaally and permanently cured, ~ part of the Swedish Commissioners,' delivered a dis. 'without the inttiem suffering the excruciating pain and Wenn.; course in the sitting of the Norwegian` Diet. • ' lag Hemorrhage which frequesitly follows the application of the lunar caustic. ,to the coueo- of "lir extrusive practice in Next day the Diet appointed a Committee of nine ibis metropolis, numerous cares of stricinres have been and are Members to confer with the Commissioners; among ;Italy under our care, the total eradication . of w hich is etr,.etett, them' are President Christie, [ 3i shop Beck, and Coon s op i 1 y aaafe, certa i n , aun t expeditious mode of cure, superior to eier other yet ad opted. The wenkisew, estimation, and de- Seller Treachow. It Was it the same time decided, Willy, proceeding from this complaint, use pperdili "" ed ' , that this Committee should, during three days, ro. mid the pittieot restovesi tit would and viomous health. But . where the debility ims first:Fri esisieti, a proper verge- cerve tne ouservations of the Deputies to the Diet, verance In one r e storative c has is iiiiiispeivasbly requisite, on the plan of Constitution. to revive the siumbering spat of life, stud to• reanimate the • . In consequence, it was not till the 17th that the COlibiiitiiioll. ; Numerous pbenses arc the result of ignorance or lade in Ilse first . confereuce took place between the Committee treatment of a simple Giimorisea, nod it not unfrequently haps 1 peresslint the seeds a life tire Poisoned by the indiscretion of an s and the Commissioners; The latter were sati s fied r.unguarded hour. By u su i t eri o r m o tto ; me b complaints ate rwith the moderation which the Members' of the Colo r cavity cured; and even where ()then have failed, we trust that i ma • tes displayed' on this occasion:. The minds of 'we may presume to offer a radical i se-establish/swot. I Few. however, are the eases of consplicated•distress in this i men daily more and attire approximate; 'and it is 'net disorder, compared wish the calamitous situation of meti,.who, . doubted that the 'UAL's' will be •solevouty pronounced •froos an indutretwe in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties ! , . .. - . . of a fashionable life, acquire Oast state of debility which dillsMasora the Rist. . unavoidable consequence of such persjcitais habits. Wheredbo ; - unhappy su ff erer broods over his misery, but carefully eserthis his tralifiwttnes, it May be some raosokstion for him to keistra• -. . a 'logien. calling himself G. W . Brows; Deputy , . { that altloueh it be on object of doubt or micertainty withal's/0r Au n t Carnmisseryi °is Irriday last requested ' cash practitioners; the removal of these deficiencies by the graded _or `a draft at 1 SDI :,at tie Blink of BLACK* OI M and . . . I ,„ )g eest s of renovation, is the itcquirement ..r our experleate. T If the rites of Borealis or Venom have begun to reduce Manly fAigi f y,', at Honiton. The bal.w4uidrawn on J. C. I vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early etaintet• ppi.ItItIES, Esq ls Commissary -general, London, sad action of this languid state, and ib these cases au great s diticully ' &"'" will occur. 1 444 applicant represented that trove would shortly Married Women, who have long hero disappointed in their.' rSS through the town, for whose set*" isemented expectations plus family, may be assured, that In snost i nstasces, such defects' are•curabk by medical skill. , he amount, and retioested the Clerk Ukeend to the Phttellteth the 4:""b", are retllleflea in slide the imulieu Post-office the lenti l of advice which he ' bid written lan lof their en-e t age, and mourner of living. inclining n Bank ~(None tor Advice isiethledicirses; and the Came will be forwardel •on the subject. After ikeirin.lethe alretrat• lama a.. nosing' sit the rlkinedniti. • distrust occurred With the Clerk, and fie the '.: yertery which Is on re/Roth:Wm our undertaking, and sae rlie, ... ions which we have presumed to• irate; form the basis s 'alleged letter of adv ic e, which hefOUnd to Ctootain a preteusinms, Mid in coincidetice with such ski s intithation is few words of .unintelligible stolf,..bot tw i t a .syliable ik o eo t . ber iket tor lrittwi wit r i s t . i F w erti gam e noil lti : t e s w ecrec . may ), be su e id ons .hfsgir ulted is,y.aipatientheitrs pursued d ting to tehebadrdra 2 ft Ir . horeal:itl. fins, this os ,t et iki e 0 0 1 T 4 e i n o t su llier stod w y a$ imades.„.l44i JO7, Ilesteargaren. 9 CURILIkt oat Co. %rpm*, No: 10'7, • . • • add the w ho of the PrifirrtYl' fialliwgatesa '*Owed; iiitopt•P .4 ._ . .. _ .NO AWAY. - . „ • e ..----- - -__ Nei Coach, if p i ' - • • • sequence of numerous complaints of uoitiOus , i one, Latter- A ,leis MACA6S Ait OILS, composed of drieteriow in- I 1, Tuesday, IV O ' being impose.l iv] time public, 'Messrs. Itowinud and Sow, Proprietor: of the - . • ' .. It Frogmill, '• ' GENUINE' mAcAssAtt ri11... ' - inside only) the growth of Hair, deem it an iniperious ditty to caution and error" to purchase any 4i Itlnnot their ilguatore on the i ampaer ~...., . f t lo red ink, 86 -A Rowland nod Iliast,". in their nysa Hance, /serf ri Mg. Also to w.ll. for Ito wiand' Mac mar Dii.• price 'market and Si. St s ktle..d. * -and 11. Iv. per bottle, with Ro %viand's Treatire , no ration .of the human Hair e . inclosed with. each bot ,:owld fry the sole Proprjetars, A. i%.,. loud and Son, and Wood- rk. corner if !flyby-Street, flatton-Aardra, London. it Fohr and Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE ; or, IN-*, PERIAL DYE t it truly wonderful dkrovery which never nisch, every fails, la • few minutes. to produce an entire change in Red or ffolk, Ewe:, Grev Hairs, Eyebrows, Whiikers, &e. to a permanent Brims% or Block, in that washing cannot remove it. it is perfeetly iumrket ale - iaancent,aad Ladies or Gentlemen may change their Hair with itireJay, and epee and secrecy. 7e. 6d. per bottle.—Beware.of Counterfeits,. iildfret4 iiiiept 41:1