The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-01-13 00:00:00

!fore re. God- w, Jo hist, bon Pabe trI)S Wing V r obs er— be. ri Jiver .0 !fore re. 1 7. " No: Irts. TRMATit i K ROYAL.*DRURY-LANK fII I S present EVENING, Jan'. 13, thei i Me/e.riei' Servants will aerflitm ' • THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. _ • D o; kours, Mr. Letitia Hardy, Miss Walstein. To which will be added, • • They New Superb Pantriaiime, called the 1 psy rlit is . la ) ies >i the lon% •krr s e die Y t►e TflE VALIIII, OF DlAlitOtind t or Itatlegibt Shined T.-werrow andl4unday, Rialto aid Juliet % wiih the Ne factmniete.. The Demil to J. o _half pot 611, o'clock. to I#e - • • 14 0 114 • t in at belf pest siz. • 1 / 4 Boles, Is.l - SecondoPrice 61.—Pit. 91., 6d.; Serfrind ?lice. b. Lows Vanti7s . tr. s Sttatid Nit; Is.—Upper GiillerY, is.; .11.todd Ys4et. O.' • • lank- TlißillTagell4VlA L. COVEN TiG19111.1)KII. rri II I 3 . present EVENING, Jan. 13 ::411 hte swv(ibroweil. THE GAMESTER. . Beverley, lir. Tung; bin. lirerley),.hkies To which will be added, The Now Unlit! ChriAjtas Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN WHITTINcITON; or, Lord Mayor of To-ennerow, The Fewest of Bawdy, sod Jahn of .Parii, wfit. de NewPantalninie. Oa Monday, with the Beggar's Nets .and ICatharioe•aad Petruchia. Reset, 7..4 Second Price Ss. 6d.--Pit, St. 6d. t . Sowed Peke, Gid . ter3, 9t. t Aimed Price, Is.—Upper. Gallery, is.; Second Price. 64. Private 8., met be had nightly, !ea application to Mi, Statidoo, et the Boa-Gehl-. ' • • • outrakli•yoft. , • • covitient-eovmc IL, holden I. the .CHA F.R tbe ctUILDIPLIJef Ose,Ctty. 9( Lauda% oa THUMSDAY lth of Jkaaary, Igib. Resolved. THAT , a Lord 'mei Dutiful ADDRESS be primal& re bis Royal Highness the PRINCE RE CENT, oPrioug aur siocere coagraolatioas ouilse auspicious eircusistusetif the Siguasure of is Trealy ai Peace betwcen this comity hag the U site di utets orAsierica. • • - WOODTRORPE. THE CONSTi I I'UTIONitYi4DAY NEWSPAPER, 'Price Sispese;) llaNpesay. TINF - CoNSTITUtiONi ritono of the largos Papers published, and is conducted upon iodependern kitradre ll 44 Well calculated to please such as dr not gerteseihe"llailiPapen, as it embraces a variety of silt Jetts, and *Min. found or contain the s hstance of the Weekly !sieves, more espeotally.sdl•Domestic Ocrurrenees, wtiieb, sieve thP.Kriniudtiott.tif the s aiwithjrance and America. have he come highly interesting. The Gazetio of siatnrday slight forms satrap; fratdrein the Paper, and Tuesday's Gazette is like-. 11 le g" 'olFirm v i ma y be . had o f all the N ,Vendors td forwarded to ay part of the United King. dooston'43lndlay, loy•lrsamnftdtz Orders to the Mine, No. fir qta-vdtget.. • • , Jan. It, IttiOntS's AAR. A.TririEY COOPER aa4 Mr. TIENRT ILYX , 6l4sWiry_lititexhi their Cootie or A NATO M 1C 11. aid SIIROICA t ti 144TI1KES oe Fridey, the 90th imam, TWO O'Clock: IF?, 6APITALIPRIZES IN THE NLW YEAR'S •SY ATE • I. OT T.E R 'V; TO BEGIN asimegg... NEXT WEDN'ESIJAY. SCHEME' CONTAINS. • • of . ..... X 20,000 10111 we 4,11110 . . . 1,0 RI 6 . . 60.1 to , .. ' ' ' e 10 Id • . . %CI An441,3i4. Prises; fraia4Cl9) to £l5. rPJGK . 'SHARKS -are ILI CH 4.11136Q14 , ,G00DLUC*. ami C .a. Com rote.; for the tottery, at their Difter#, ilk torte! of Krk-builigisio 404 Wit% tbi Kiri‘e.srewt,:eltifinkertaier: • BIVEWRIG HT *Mr pleasure: inisoufices tht tr thotiosanet of the *teeth 411:v014 Estoblielted Ogees, hohino Sold. in the Lowey drown 9081, Ninvosher.t / 4 - . . 911 o 7.4 it Prise of ,c 1,6,060 I .3776 'et . - itralosi;o - il Want , now. he &pis to repeat Ihig - tor ;bit Frientli anti Pprakatert injhr Yew litlitrY IA 14.000 T i rehr•Colblif lug Two Priart Or 20.00 4. Twntif 10.6101. .artv:ila tithe Crlpants, teheyfa I)rnyt hie NtXT WEDNE. JAY. , wo k e. * for.w bleb are tom. Sale al Si , t; .rrnbilit 1 lnthorip; Hayar#ract; and 14) , aforit-ttreet t . alaq by hi gelab. aCerri * and STATRAM; Real Japan Blackitt 11.4.1 P ftfAtittfaetitrers, 97. PAH-Moll. London; beg ienve to yetis, their ont ere thanks to it generals. Nilotic foe the wen, lihts , portft(tes have mei with., a.hd to a...ere them it shall alum) gutty In; merit etieimidgentent they' ye r•O gene. reemyert: iiirsiliiiesnle.nt *brit Factory as attove. NW retail, oast oft bo► locirral Veil/Is.'s in Toms-au Colsolry, Is. 6 .1. s it/14int., 'Also Ilseir JopoirPoste, lo!tlo boxes, is U. patronised lite.d troy ottl, Nir•Y• • • N. 1. P. Smits*, late mossier to Day, suolbisiths, ty, no Holborn, rot Overal cyan. =SUPERIOR ADVICE. T is of the first coeststattnoe• to ascertain on skate. talents and integrity. a firm reliance may /An ed in if/winos. Messrs. CURRIE and Co.. Sur...pool easinente HMI high prnfe4iiiiiii attrifninents,llliinher4 of ti Ronal Colleges of London and Edinburgh, present In the Pei lie the remit of SO ytars experience in the Cure of %'enerea Compinints, and those Debilities and Deficiencies %shirk no usfeemsently prevent or enibitter the nuttritnienialstate. In the mirimts gradritinno, form recent infection to confirmed Lae% their ',sail/nem .commands %err often a speedy, and always a vadienl care. In dubious' cases, their fang and well-arranged "aperient., gives them a promptitude . of decision SLIM secures the Patient from being inereurialized out of existence, or bar In 4 constitution usideraiiord.' and the vital principle desires ed by a latent, but insidious disease, or a Wind und falai cus dente in 'billow pretenders. In Nerves.; Debility. Vascular Relazatinn, and Atnny of the -Organs, arising from excessive indalgence, insalahriow trim-ter, or sobtars sensuality, the practice gives new life and energy to the system, even ia .arses which are verging 00 de. 9 1t4tr. Strictures and other•derangements of the Urethra they remove its a mild and eifectnal manner. Slight and recent MOW of Venereal Infection .are cured iii the Anti petiud. of two 1 ., ) the Female . Sex h will he comalitare to know that the. taa be cored of . tbose Dehiiilie- which defeut couccptioe, aad sup the foundation.of connubial felici.y, Pailentslreek4 with caadonr, delicacy, and inviolable se hwy. fde‘srs. CURRIE and Co. may be consulted every day, their house. 107, Ilattoit-gartirs.. ••• Leillery from the Country, tinting minutely the ease, sande nf li v i ng. &e. nud enclosing a rentiltaiire for Advice wad *Whiner', w iU he tremed with twiliout ettriltioui N 0.107, Ilitittiti-trirtlen. ~........_........_ _ ____ ___.............•.-...attrom m .. .......4...iiiim—...tillitieto m i. d litilisb..A. - - AAlta....— . . . ' , • . ' • .......agic.tupwcammintignimilliip ..411111M11a1a.......4.......,..ti...,- , . .. • • , • • , . • , • . .• -,,. •••• • •••' x ' •-••••"'"—•• • . -.---. .. t . • . .-. 4 ... r . - . - - Axe , . Al. 4S. te .._ . - .► - 444 . 1, iliiiikr .; SS) PN • • i C eit;el •ss. • • - 1 1- - 1 , 41 , • - . .. i 4 i ..-- • '- 1 -' . • -•!,. 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N arafint el the ksnivitEwrips. f r om - its novelty, t 1,14 not at first experience that fa; • I AT a MEETING of the CIIIJIICHWAILbENS PAESI: aii; . hif ' 7/ ! ' ' f • ionrable raise limb which had been ,ex cord ; its ,it OV ERSEERS, and V F.STIt Y-N1 EN, held at the Pa- ' . . ' .. , " - .11 4 11P`. ' , . ~. • 'risk Chore'', on Jan. 3.- 1615. "To ratelder the propriety of : linota. mit nistreintnait consewi.] - Okflity hal since been its recomm endation s , ind the petitioning Parliament, and of adoptitg oilier. proceediuns, to ; • —.'•• • . . . 'imitidence i t has elated . has been highly a rintees. I . prevent the rootittuance or /any moddlealiun of the. PRO- ' ' PI.R.TY TAX," • . ' :,• 's atitterdass, Me. i 5. ens lb trade'. "The -re Peal tit a pert of the taped . . . -• . THOMAS LAWRANCE, EA. Upper Churchwarden, tithe the . ' • REPORT - kW i'veportlietteiiiiiiicib s .illi - ibe . • ` lrons' reconievee: •..___,_• 4 4 . ___. • . W. Chairs - .. , Of atvretery of State for the rumor uepewnnent. COPCCIII. ' • . .-,,... iiitTh'94:,of . fold: Royal frigthiliiii. w 1 soikn ttike.;iliti*/ I • ',was UNANIMOVSIX RES.OLVD. . lag the situation of the Country, addressed to tbw.Statts Cie- eirf lst, That the lohabitases of ibis esreiniye Paikli, in . cerior in- me t a l. of the 311th of November, - 1614 . witf alto . kali* benialdbal . iiritainie en isafaleliliai ., ;,, • f-pnpulation only in six cities and towns in England and Wales— • _ Ai ....tante Alto Htott,Mtialitt Lbslos, t o that which digerati 'illik nittstlisestlintabte admits. , se. • equal MIS part of th e commusity in an krdenl attachment . in I . i , I 1 thr lie the opportpnit whist ' (Oven tii off the 'yeaU. ..! their native rounfryi' and in a disposition in make.aitylexpo- tieing charged with the liestOurable tesk of laying i. • • • • •.* ' ••• ' • • ...., ' vary and. reasonable sacrifices which its true gtory, real ia- h o g n th. pro Of ,jr. 0 4. -t * refttirlandi i iii:foith . coMmittifil - Coon* . .. . • .. r i t" dependence, and permanent prosperiiy can require. • . ' ' "'" ,t * s it e /Y °llr Mi g htt """' on the ece'eoPle of •Y --- . t, do . :fir Komi, • ' • tiv, , • r trig* lef a it :iiiii . fit*: . .• .• ter 1, 1 . That, durine.many -years, they leave therefore robtnitied 'll rr leery sitting, a Report coatcsfulugthoPresetat t • • ' I( • • I '.. .:- r.. k li t i '''' .• 1 ., r .-... .•. 1 i. , •-';'. , , ' to that Tait on It me or PtopOrty, Which 10 hettettimes, and atelff . Of .. .he Netherlends since .their. esaancipation ; a . tid, P a ic ti " lit l. t° .• .... t4.10 ...„' ~ ..iti tHisel l i• -eAlt . .i . to our forefathers, us: Miniver would - hare 'entered - to iiropOste . • • fro . * foreign ppier, our grecious Prince haw* now ! ' 4 l /I" pee i ndf iti i l T h e , he icr .vr t i m e r lib - f t *it t47 Cille:' : 1" .• ' all! ' t •—nlEcit• is• in principle inquisitorial and enjoins, tend in execs- '. , . lion most oppressive—which has been peculiarly burdensome to • reigssdfor one year otter us, it wilfte unnecersavy aor t.. si, •• ;... ...., -.. ... • , 4 11 : imittstrious manufactures., and to those who were least COMP!. : i t , feca l t o th e „m o d s o f your • ilsok Ni g ht; fle s i es .••••,rr . . abaft • . , tent to sustain its weight—yrjsieb ludi extorted an equal contri. • „_ __g_ • t ed•4l . ..• •spon filth . aid liegociedone.."' lit any rate; ho ' ' nation from income derived from Ateettrestirsi prefeSsionalla- , UMW fatal iimeS sWab.losiely .. &reeked' VT all aitl•• a.,,, .• -; - • -• • • i ' boor, as from ample landed revenues—which has created.hmal therlanders ,• wide!). preceded 'Ate happy. period trines ~ 'Poi aoPentat se enc .that wostevec • and vexatious tyranny, nod has limited bribery, perjury, and .. . ..• . al' tr . , dominlori;'oe . ,, • Vitikitteantaser : l ir . be with any wadi . i rsiasegory Providence Watpleased to restore existents .. . - ~.i . , ... o - -. . 1 ; frond — nod which tow free country can never,' r liention, be permanently endured . • bath's forlorn country, and to place it again in the t he Mother Country OW., en the Centr i tris toast to . . ... ~ , . . 'that the.. relati.ms of th e • •Netheilandi".wlth ri • 3d, That Omer Wan having ierminated,oshich cormitated tbe ! egilLof madestig. i . .. . h pretext - for this obnoxious imposition, ant) Goverantenft U ! ._ ' . •estafek w ill be pre4rvitif hy 'a' direct 'corisinettliatfOlt s I oh concluding a peace o ith America. hevint happily remov • • h...t:ilellarison .batwtont toe present State of affairs • ... as even the shadow of .an apology ti,;;te l mo n ua nce . this Vettill. • ledthat under which we lisve . so long . sulieretl,lnight, ' 'Vf a i lA th '_,, it/ T. l,l C( ‘ lClTi . i . eil / ' 8114.11141 - titill'e lea t. i egkeHelit tee cordially and unanimously concur with their fellow country- it is true, serve to render the happy elfects of our .Pa"•"/ in,. "noientbenetly: . Crf , ~ .ihyi' ' , quills! . . ..iviii i t iki .. "fi1.. „. • .. men in expressing their avenion to the Tux, and the indignation . , • Oa 1 which they shaßfeel •at an) Prolinaseatary or Ministerial at- • 'misted. ' . deliverance still more strikiti g ; but the recollection . -.•-- • • - ier tempt for Its perpetuneion or revival: • • iof oar former situation would doubtless awoken ! NAVICIATIO . Tr. • ' After having mentioned commerce it will' be ' 411... • • - ' . • •Ith, That they therefore approve doe:Petition to the How p,,- . 0 ..-.,,angs and re-open wounds which the anothlng,haud . 4essar .. s ter. of Commons which hum been now submitted to their comerlera. 7 to. Say a few words soccer-dog. navigation, • .. 'Vail, and that jibe itaaselialely signed by the Vestrymen pre. l ot. time has already begut►.. to cure.' AildSicheretire . • which- is inseparably connected with it.. . . .. ~..: seat at time Vestry, and by any other inhabitantenf ibis Parisi, . should it,be necesiary, to draw a compati;64 - betireeta • - . who may tasneur in the sentiments which that Petition oval's s• • • . . 1 Informer times, the extensive freightage o f Dutch • • , ~..• and that Samuel Whitbread, Esq. M. P. as an owner Of •volle•. our presetetstate, and that in _ which we once were: • . ships in etirrying on the trade of other nations,. form- • _clte able propertN in this Parish, be respectfully requested to pre- the difference insist appear so . II . 411L411 the Petition, and to afford to it his elninent and mdriotie 'Mi I l • w h o assem bl e d t oge th er f II 'g i messes, are palpable t o you r H i gh .ed an independent source of wealth.; but .for . sow. - , . support. • i r. , time past the increased trade of other nations having . i - 55th, a Committee, conslatior of the Ctuarehwardern and • parts of the country, that all representation Ow this induced them to - make use of their own ships, there • i, 1. be cherrre ls • 1 e appointed to superintend che 0 statement of sign„a- subject would be useless. • . tis reason' te • apprehend that- this iimportant fearer: of 1, i A that thes h - E- lure ' , and the P re ' emali "" of t h e P etill ' lt ;• at-- .T " [After this exordium,the Report proceeds to give, tborised to adopt for those purposes, such measures as their dis- , the ancient greatness •of the Netherlands cannot be sus . .. !en / cretionshall mewed. 1i an account of the slate of the country under iliffn -completely recovered without great difficulty. In the ' fi r , 6th, That mu Vestry present their acknowledgments to -Mr. hoods, the substance of which follows Mean while we do not view with regret the endeo. ; Thomas n. Lawrence :tad Mr. Rickard Wright, the Churehwit- I • • ▪ " d •for the Altmann they have manifested to the parochial ! • PUBLIC SPIRI T . • vours of other nations, to render themselves as hide- - ' wish es s and advantage,by convening this Vestry ; hod espe- 1 I shall •ctansequetitiy merely request your . pendent. We ought rather to follow their example, • I cially to Mr. Thomas owrance, the Upper Churchwarden, fur ; nesses to fix your attention on those circurns cos — : the props - , s. with which he has presided at ibis - Meeting. . and direct our att ' 'on to the remaining . branches if • t 7th. That to Sir. John Wilks, their Vestr. Clerk, ibis Yes- : Which with respec t to the .tgeneral as well as; the par- our industry, in that they may be maintained ant • try also present their tuanks, car his habitual etyorts to promote • ticalsr situaticui of the countly deserve to be o . h. ~!-' the we1f0r,...1 the Parisi'. ;ad especially for his able and useful ' served ; . (and increased, an in our tern , be careful do and as I must limit . myself to selecting • • errnion.• upon this insportaus necusion. 1 • " lat. ! that other nations don sire their prosperity at . ~ ~ . lb. •. , • Btb, Fiat the •ore•oieg Rm. tenons be •.putillsbed in .three which should be. placed, i s it were, in the f ore -ground ' • - - • • sly Mornioa an d three Faionlag Papers, signed by the Chairman; lof mrsketch; I find nattibigratord'important for that . ou - r expense. see MANUFACTURES AND INLAND 'TRADIf.• and that the Committee use any other means which they deem purpose than that unanimous sentiment entertained • • he- expedient, to increase their circulation nod efface . I Manufactures , which fortiori/ cenetitasted do 'cone • hoes. . THOMAS LA WRANCE, Chairman. j by, ellAret.iiihabitants of every quarter of the Nether.. siderable a source of welfare,,perticularia deserve this . •.. ... DR. HOWELL'S POWDERS, ,ill ,of the pecessity of uniting round that central . 1 - a tt en ti on o f th e 60aerament.• ft is ati erroneous ~ ;In I Ils. :I Packet. l• t, the ward of which in former, tulles cc so " idea to suppose, that commerce and manufactures are ~ - 1°- F ITS. 3 ,1: • —l3pilepsies,Couvulgions,ltysterics, andel' , much disuniaU, and watt thereby the might of so 'inimical' to each other, and that by attending to the • • . kinds of Fits, radically cored by Dr. ROW ELI/S POW-- ! much IMsfortunes.• . ' .- • • • -DIAS, upwards 91) years established. • - - 1 promotion of the latter, the former Is destroyed. ~ I experience of former limes sulhciently proves, 'To% , ..._... . r r oleo" ed* these towstualde Powders in the Anve'clis- - , Y 4 5. ., • YtiOltY toiiirf ifteritte numerous disasters ; Th e • erelong Dian-dews. busbies lathstiltably proved by the 14104 ....,whirb ars Mare soffered,rand -the niglanchay lessens • th a t the prosperity of bath can at once be ensured; ....., Olt‘ Car '[ already cosnasenientell se , dto Public, (seta' w -.. I - ulartageiseispagieueediVier *spay': period -ia now ti r. ._ [Atttl that at the very period when this country may be - ' a dn. folic:wing is selected : -_: . 1 . rectiverei inn!. r awl w. Mis. Atom Willie's's. of Lnytonstone, Essex,. sixteen c llaTsiti-wikett the riatinii,pcsied cif her slid - to havellePti the mart for the productions of the `-.' ' l, i d years tilt , had sinledt Fits from her childhood; but,.opon ,pamfrbenee t. ackno,w4 , stlgea,• die Prince sent by Provi- .• Morel). awd.So s tb, and when trade was of the greatest -taking these Powders, she was soon completely cured, and 00W 'dence at her deliverer, aedreenguisesni the . 11overn ...x.- eojoys pert*. ct health; fur which great blessing the Rev. Mr. : ! value oar Ininaf.etures were in the highest leer.. i . 1 Wbater Minister of l A , too:;:oue, publicly returned thanks in , meat , by which her interests oh emulated ; slid the i ef'perforalen. Different circumstances have had a, •' I , .. o . ' extraoirlinery union Of former institutions, With •se-1 p re jadie4 inegeoce over manufactures and train.— ' 'the Ai..iohty, in his Chapel, On the 10th of November ; also i attested by Mr. W. Lublin, Master of the Academy; Mr. T. •' . • cent experience, those principles oftratiquillity which - , Rhailes, end Mr.. R. Grant." . The universal. interruptions to trade, and theadopted I . -1 • I Trissovereign remedy is prepared ender the patronage of ills ' have restored hetto a stnte.of prospeFitytudsigeedeer sgatern of the French . Government which created a , i htstjesty. by Dr. Howell. Fellow of Knees CoR rer• an!' i'; 'told T from which she will .riever t sgsludeport.: • •*• • 'preference for MlPrench mersofactures, have - greatly • Occa9iorts, since contriboted to retard our at• No., 68, Rathboae-place, Oxford-road, Lotel•at, one no I . where else, at Its . a packet, in which is inelmed a Treatise TheNervereign Prince h 3 s, on . all . written by tie Doctorial the ahose-ineinialied•Disnises. .. .. •he assumed the reins iit Govern ... Mea t! watched oval.] 'However, uotWithatanding all ibese impediments, - All haters (post punt) dilly nnswered, .and the Powdersyent , the interests of his aohjiMtkiilli tai limit unetalopled it . is' hoped "Ikatt•the adoption of a contrary system •to nes& pan nr the United X ingd um. s IXt (3 - Patients attended is Town and Country •Mbessever re - p a . at y. - • will cease a - Considerable alteration to take place. 1 , mitred. - -• • • • '. . •-• ' 3 . • 'coumnacli. .•• • • *: • • ..„.. ..' __. • ,In of my lento , your . Nigh Might). . • Th e.great fi shery; that great source Dotch pees- . ~Ituiete ois THE EFFicaCY•AN.IO vitilutwor so- , onse i lail naturally et t piet that I should mention I .• LOMON'S CELEBRATED CORDJAL ALW-01? - 01- • _ ;••• • by LEAD. • '-' -, - •. • •-.•• , . -. - commerce, wh i ch is the euntjt 'in fa — i . 's Wilhite na lon - • P par ticular ^ 9 through innumerable difficulties, will now; on be- con. • frIIIS inestimable Medicine •having:.tisen. in.• ra. and *Mali ; Id Aida country . ; deserfil. - ing d elivere d f rom 'ft burthenti again resume it, free sits ' ..i. pule sa the very pinnacle of ifrse co fame, is is 'taw universally sicierttion; • • • • • -•- .resertsd in fur its benign and beak loit ' senring qualities in &cases. .oi x icir io eotto tri es ,t o tti er t e do o .4 9 ,.ok,„ d u ,,,,;„ a „ ! • —= .of weakeess had emaciation. - Some, perhaps, uniiiiinairitrld 0 h cue undyed and ten herring • busses bare sailed hi . . with. its virtues, not haling perused taro - interestrog •• Guide Ni 0 , -I li . Cott - none; th•red so goiters' from the fatal e ff ects . I', •.• - • this year, .which is pearly equal. ,to the number sent • ilealth" . ( which wont •hos hut few intti•esi). may' be 'team...4 Se of the pc.j; tate system as the .Neekeeleaids.. WY ' as h, what, is the Balm of Gilead flu for I-IVhat complatitt . &nit l,-1 'e % .1 out during the , most flourishing periods of the 11.4. sees A 'g : -' t ' "esearees • • this -• •- • • - , n ect . n rtes . po nag tea r , .., public, and though the quantity of fish ought did b• it cure—To mance this it wilt be necessary to - • ••••• •-:, ' - ... •B e rtladjaja .. cf liiper .fir' aYstarn reefs PerliaPlt -. • : 1-. • • ' . 1 Hold up lite Mirror en Icitittre." ' 'not equal that of f o rmer' tittles, th is circumstance I l init it 'must • iekr ii rate the nets . Let Mune aboard allicaed in the following manner refieet on Adria - I,les , q ype ,...,.....0 111 t. (IC - , tinsels' be considered ' as an advantage' rather than • a : is. the tense thatensesorril with havork upon.* t' u indesorne nx a people whoill•priacipaliateeette 'depend on co . m. r ~ misfu tune- for the owners of busses on account of • 9 . her petites lout powers of life t"—difat detettitstinnrb. dry eau , r ....„,.._ ...,, .. . • • weakness in the voice, Intervenes,. shorme4 of htenele rpm ilk """"‘" - ' ' the newly reviled state of- commerce, do not find in • - • 11, i least exercise, and-relotatlnn of tire whole system. Tailor of fieterilludanding the difilCuldea IS wllich commer ce . 1 foreign countries a consumption equal to that of for. ' ' his Pled with patepers, tangier of she e rn s. Wenknestaf sighs nr . 1 moinory, should tab, time to consider Lianieusts advice, that • tion." and that " rosysin4 es to be &ended so tatich•ns moo- peo ple, was eubjected,•and the onbsaird.of vegatiOns and d i!- the - industrines ytnerchant, the, moment his ; loss h i s i sqd I ,_ of gain to the owners. .• , • ; ic'• :per periods ; and a considerable stock 'of fish, by 4- -, a . coeragemetste experienced'hy the trahing class of the I occasioning a fall in price, would- be, productive of - • . • . 4 oath is the importmt pf•Tioll for forming a rehnst comet l lig tore egress." The fModation of a happy old nee. is a good ine• shackles Were broken 'milted his head and -seized ell 1• urn I stitutissn in youth; temperance and modendioe at ihnt age are s w 0 1 It uld be highly satisfactory to me to cOmmu- ssible•niegell 4 to retriere:4ornier misfortunes ;: by rot passports 1., napes' old nee. Nothing can be hence desceibed P° • , n icate to your High Mightinesses an equally favour. ass thaw the • words of Anew/we. this oseens..prlimothig bi t -q as well as ' t able account of the small fishery; bu t the great losses . ;• • a-_____......." t• - or waist at timely core th e p u bli c we lf are: • Minions have died of medicabl i sustained by.those who embarked in. thin souggru, e woundi." i•••••. . • . ' bale -not yet permitted that , • - • • b y For such as these, then , ibis beetling Ballo is suitable. Cons- But Circumstances j oined to the total want of ships prope r for the pig- . . 1' plaints stilled under the eanleleon appellation of Nervods and oriole 0ka,141. be restored to the ettent of which pose, have contributed to turn aside the enterprildrig • • b . , .Catmoseptive are its proper climax—eke one it at ill eradieme, iit would . hese been susceptible, bad it not been spirit of our nation from this object. J the isit.er will be curel by its influence. The Balm 4 Gilead d a_ d i eisooes we he av e recently ex- times, w h ich •, e .,, • has produced inhere gooi in obis country thou any medicine educe '""AGRICULTUILIC • • ▪ ' ' the foriiiiiiina of a Materin Idedien? It ear itilies Ihe blood with. perinatal: •• ‘ The inlialiasith of the Netherlands - may now hope - - - lout ialiamiag it; braces without siketteleting ton violently She The eairgetdinary diteinniinh oft il*ldgi Oiling to use What their firefathers never could have imagist. nehmen system ; frees and disburtheas the viscera and other im- , • _ ,i e redection of the interests of the Pablic debt , - r ed, namele the supply of - ,all their necessary wants 1 portent organs ; resolves obstructions, and throws oh' viscid 1 r .. s i • the genera l habit, owl brhtes back and thi disasters or war ; the almost tail. want of Dll . atroug mimours ; strengthen . . from their own territory, and their humiliating de. . . be.! the musculor obese to their *mural and health/ now tas it -is neersor _ y shipping ; the incertainty concerning the , penitence upon other nations utterly abolished. • , of ,calculated to in a considerable degree, all or any I I i" i produce , t under rennin moditicatibas nevi re- stare of trade with other nolions, and' the conse- The plentiful crop of last year's harvest affords , . the . of these etreti" 5 1 i t i for the cure of every species of tfora - semitone, be ego.. y ada p t e d danger attending speculations therein ; the 'tient se. Cat , decay . . . . has b et 1 .r 1 11, young circumstances i n which • these nations are placed; , none of those disasters which usually render the issue 1 ' ' This medicine a micrumnon y succesc ii sr' you Dot l obll et' them still to mairstain large armies oil . . . people, who have the appearaece and a i r of old age; aqui ore whieh. .fg of the harvest uncertahs, have this year disappointed ins • . . bale eliminate, lienumbetl, stupid, rind even Imbecile ; whose thew- frontiers, awl to refrain from greet commercial ' the hopes of our agriculturists. Overflowing, and ov. ! bodie s ': I 1 1 , te hePlwie bees ' whose Wes "e an 1°114" "Ilt s° ca"y ta • • 'the 'delay in tile restoretion of a. great s n ....,; them ; who have no utter distaste forestry thine, or are total's ea rprmeil, eruptions of the water have, during last winter, in , ` • • gal Where the fitment* is (retread, dtiuthcced the part of oeriediair possessions ; and .finally, a eel . . L prey places, caused numerous an d serious misfor- • i - . re . incapaptet • .., body is wea k ened . palreems bodily decoy, rind eteaeiation. talq vague apprehension that Europe, tisciegh she though tones kr . tbehusbencfmen ;' - and circumstance' ;.•sisereed. and the eyes sic* into the head. I `.• -„!'''' I, The C o rdial Rahn of Gilead. in bottles, price Ils s each. ar now appear s to gasp a ''' • four in one fatally bottle for 335. by which Owe his. belile is stored to a state of perfect ' tranquillity and • Piacei ! disasters,;they have nevertheless beets ia a great inea- of ; saved, duty inchaded, . are ell so many obstacles which at present - oppose sure alleviated. . of Directions '' ul I With t each bottle t is t fen a twilit)" B ill ithese ' e d. •s' the complete resumption of oui , encient commercial 1 After this short statement,' wish to make only one s od eolite.nine select Moment os of the elih-acy 0. en „ trine ~ . h. , de. • t',e Gatetettleei label or stamp of which km the stair& flaeal. yeildiatit. .... . , . , Observation concerning agriCuliu,re, in order to point Be y I Solomon, Livirpool," etwavoi in in odicial imprietnier..iudi .' Wh ets ' alf these and other obstructioar are consi. out to year High Mightinesses; as a proof of the 1 t' ses uniformly parted on the cork of each but Ale• All lief a re we couuterfeilt. 4,ailed, le mast appear wou d er f o i h ow t r ade should Dodds/king state of chit department,lhe'great slice- i , ,; •, 1 , ~ . Sold by Samuel Leigh, No. 111, Strand ;' Sutton and Co. (late nave already acquired its present extension, and how tion of.agricultural instruments which for some time . ;.- 1 1 'Si See Ducey. and Suites), NOW. Cableall.r4 i One Oil Mg i ve.o. 1301 the welfare of all classes-of the people should be so pest has been preparing-in the capital, and which by tad °triad-street, LoodOn ; Brodie -sod Dowding, Sal tdsurs ; i s t• • • increased. Among the means which' it apt continual ittcrease, Will by degrees be brought to it • . 1 I Smith, sierftimer, North-brid ' Cabinet ; Marlin' *erne, grea tly 1 5' • ' se •No. 6, College-green •at Davison. , No: I, Partiamem-screei; neared advisable to take for'tbe revival of commerce, perfection. . , and of Messrs. F. New bury 81111 . Spin, Diithiling . nod inkerhtedi- his Royal Highness considered tiro reviler sincon. ! - BREEDING OF CATTLE; a t chic Venders in Europe and Aortic*. t e circolation of' money as the most , Breeds like ibis year been very . • . . regiment of bA ••• Dr. Solomon, when turflike& expeeta his *nal*. of , ta it. • With thi s view his flightless, as soon• successfol.• . ..The ;prohibited. expert ~of our principal ire; Owe Pound , to whom such lettecsitetall.,letsrifetA n teithas,' imper t . • And direeled— -.-., . .. .es ... .t •• . • - as .cirewieehatiees could permit, established a nettbeal ~ inland produce fore4n constriet, has of late yam , . ~.....' prejudicial (*Oct andarosighl on i'dienislition of , s' Monet Letter .. Dr. SolOaillg;10,1141111141111.1k, ;AP Ibilec - , .figik.bra tl it h stisa I • lad thug!' this establifitnent, bad a s . .$ , , • ,_ a , 'pooL Paid innatitrpostafe. n • ... . j , , . ..,% -• , • • •- -- • • - -,. . • • • .. 4. . . . I • .. . • , • :, el . - . 0 ..t . „..+•'A : • • ' • • . ...-. . ... . .._,•;',: is '.., •. . • . . .. -.- ....,' • • . • • leney >laiti- s bo. n the chad pAid li. to im to I 1: lin and even Jury le had tut to pre- on the Ride. led to port ties of , wet Nact t 7 It Irt+ ore , y r fro& r DM- neeted coped ire end. irliei Antal 'in be ianrei re had I and years; e vet Pr",. heed MN ender y also 'await* * these [irked to the state. every Reifies demo is io itches rl;;;iti ,r the A4lll 4$ riv Atltu- best Irma ,f I be s ens sor ith rulin 'tangle r t r• etter. eney, if Ite