The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-21 00:00:00

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' . t• • •- . . ^ ...• ..... ••• .4 1 ' . • p R to ', lt 'URD • * 1 01 7 EM.8." • A - • Fe` , • t • . • y .. • ;.- • - • . fit#l l l ; 4„; .s. '7 • • a t . 4..- . ! ER 21, 1818 • • - , 41 ) I t -„ . !‘ Malmo for HANIPIriI Jill fts *NI Breeze' died ow the scaffold!" !~ -7~ • a. • 1 17. P . l.urmicits I.TVP.St selected and abridged for the Use of Schools, es siting to Brits.h Yomb tee Exampled of the greatest Chairaciers of Antiquity for lima . adotiratio4 atel in.,- tation. By W. A. Diarist, LL.O. A new. Edditia. ta.b , pued. 10. The COOK of ENGLISII TRADES s detrilhii.s dm, Art and filyso•ri of nearly One Readied different Trades mid roomer. iwi Employments. A neer and enlarged FAILI..a. Oil one thick Volume, ra y I price 9i. Wand: widleievents too edished Engrain*, represeettag the priecipal Trodta, . with their Tools, &c. 19. The FRENCH and EfilGLltill vionrl .l3oolt ems. Sitting of Three Thousand cf the most ui.fut Netudi, Adcomfo k Primoote, Verbs. Adrerbs, Preposittems, and Cowjli= orlapied to be columiited to memory by the Junior Price Is. . 13. The FRENCH and ENG‘ISH PHRASE-BOOR; W. • • Key to French Coovertatious; cutititioibc nosilv-HitarbeJ Ow - ful Idiomatic Frew-4 Ploases, and 'twilit...lg all tire of the Laostoire. Prier Is. 21. The FIRST F EN Cll GR Mi‘. It; bunts '.ibe Accidence f the French Tongue, every thing ease 'ldthlog superfluous. inc.i 2s. . • • t • 12. The SY N V 91'1 AX of the FRENCH LANGUASID; . which everyflitie Jo accompanied ay enactors Eaerea.es,erms the best Autherst 'Price Ss. 25. HOE/SON'S CRITICAL. GRAMMAR of Ms FRENCH and EN GLISti LANGUAGES; (Alessi:obn to aid the Student is sae Acquirtoteut of toe Niceties of Hie French Las. Gage. 9. hound. 24. L'EN FANT PE.OIIIGUE, ou AZAEL et LIA; Coate Moral Oro& de amaze Gravurei, destioers putt Ruplessi 'Retinas ; occompugoe As Phritee• Idoon .1 Twit. Price 3e. , . 25. The ITALIAN and IV4OI.ISH WOILID-BOOK i'c..n• • t hieing nearly Duce Thomand of the most usetal nod . • rug Nouns. Adootos, and Titmouse; Vertm and Adve.ht 6 • Prepositions and Conjui.ctions; with a ',that altahuatiltui cideirr. The LTALIAN PHRASE-BOOK; or. Key to ittiittti:.;.4 .- - .•• Conversation; containing several isuoilred Mammie s ' and Useful Phrased. Price lsi t • - rr , 27. The LAI IN and ENGLLSIi WORD-BOOK; in of nearly Three Thous Ind of the most awful une,treque, recurring Words in every l'ari of Speech. nod serving as a 4.1 . of the Latin Tongue, for Preparatory Sellouts and' tae J o t. Prise Classes . tr. sewed 28. The LATIN PHRASE-BOOK; eimilsting of* Gant thin of several hundred Idioms and Colloquies for the Joriitst Classes; adapted to be eommitted t.. Mt us ry, and lei einias 'Companion to all the Graenniars. Price 14. 29. The ELEMENTS of NATURAL Histartyi with liogeavings - of 2thl Objects. By W. Maser, LL.D. 75.-4111. bound. 90. PELHAM'S LONDON PRIMER. eeleemed the most please nz Work of the kind. dd. Bt. PELHAM'S FIRST CATECHISM of FAM ILIAti KNOWLEDGE; With a Clock Foe.. lra a. MAYOR'S ENGLISH SPELLINa-BOOK. is. 6d. boulid. 13. IRVING'S FLEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOSt. TION ; formula a Suplemeid to all Grammar , . h. 9 4 - 31. BLAIR'S MO DELS of J VEh ILE LETT Lite, and of polite and diguided Correspointeure ho English, French, .aoll itulkA. with Tipple* for Etter. he. Cs. MATHEMATICAL TABLES fur SCHOOLS; emp. sistidg of Tables if Loot ithms. of Shies nod Timex-, dir. At". with, a Dissertatiou out their Use and A pp:icatluir. By A. Ja mieson. r.s. broods. SS. SCRIPTURE BIOG.. APH ; or, :6 popular Re* mot of the Lives ord Characters of the Persiiiini.es In the Old Mgt New Teoliillienis. By John Wa kite, LI. I). i t . 37. A POR. FABLE CYCLOP/COl A s or, General Dic tion:lr% of Arts aid Sciences. for the Übe ..f Seho. l .. Students, and Y.. 0.. 6 PerNIIW, wish kmAlralllll4ll. T. C. Watkins. 131. SS. TRAYLLS of ROLANDO ROUND the WOILLOg. i•losirdisi.g the Wooers a+ 41 Customs of each Calory ; time. latest from Jawdret,_by Miss Atkin. 2 9s. N SS. MA Volt's ATURAL DES VtiRY. Is. 6d. 4V. ROBINSON'S AN CI f:N I' HIbTORY. 6e. 6d. 41. ROBINSON'S MODERN HISIIIRY. ed. 42. BARROW S YOUNG CIIRISTIAN'SLIBILARY„4O. 43. HAMILTON'S ELEMENTS of the Alt ['of DRAW- N ilk' tiO biehlt- finished Engin. logs. Th. 44. MAYOR'S SYsTEM of filloltT-HAND. 84. 45. 'BUSBY'S DICTION Alt Y of M UStCf hefting no II De ce.sary Cemokoion to the Piauo-forte. 7s. Ott. 46. THE GRAMMAR of MEDICINE, for Students In that Art. 6.. 47. THE PALACE of TRUTH; an admirable Mdrat Story, tromtlated front the French of Geniis. With Cuts, 2. 64. Printed For Sir Richard and pahlishel by John Sauter, 73. Si. Paul's Churchlimi, Wades; sold also by all Booksellers 1 9. -. . • 1.) A-1101. 7 Sr. 19ti1 November, 1818. 111 COUgt r of DIR Rfilt) RS of • the IJNItRD eelptp,fNir of, MERCHANTS of gli/G-. IaND, knobs, to. the Cost .Ini!ks. elo hereby glee MOMS.: l'hat . tho Omelet:S -6 ~ml ronrt oe the smid ronspaiso, *fainted II be had Os Mohr:eta e,'the 161 k neetnii.e n e xt, e 4 • mo d e Special. for as poreposs of lagleg he fore the Proprietors, y or m e i r op probatinn, agreeably to the 1"..' IA section of the fit h ikap. r: air ;,is C e nplies:rtfy.Lines, a Resolution of the Court of Dime at* Ith inst. granting a Pension of soot per annum, 4 to Matins Webber Donato*, Est. lab of the St. Hekaa Ester .fhe Pepsis-relating to He. nestles. as reefadrekbo the Rs ..7.... „ tar.• chap.& see 'XL are open for the inspection of 114 Pro ? rider/ atihfs Hone. JOSXPE DifßT,Secreiary. • ,• • W PATEICT 114,113 R-PROOF HAT. AT Onif.Y /11tIttlX TA NT SAVING. • " • • as 'll'iltYl,oll, have to offer art the , • Pet;lic n SILK HAT on BEAVP,R BrIDY. comhitimg trehrit:twae s Hot snight to possess; it i 4 r is II he beet anti *emit Pt pr.4 ve B eon* • wee twice M Gene. his of n better skin whi ch ft Maine t. the last; well le vet-rho:we Its colour. whirl" she most' desatifsd Black. if worn for %ears no wrath*, will inlet* . theoe . IFars.• they being WATER-PROOF; Sad sill repair several times at is trialog espence. and every tiase *eras • ottrill•• new. and are decidedly . sopetior • ever Weed err Plthitc 'entice, the attainment of which haW b re . r . tt ermtrd with great expesce. " I • Mere , . taw. Iterners, and the Trade. who with for Seperior Du-. ram be iopelled advnntageous terms. 1.; Ayxs and Tr y 1,4 IR, Manufitcturei, Wel lin ; : ton-house, • Bed C, mi. street, Barniczo.—No unpaid letters received. • OC)DwEtIOLD FURNITURE AT FIXED PRICES. ROREIVNON and Co., Ne. 7, east side of • iorfietgls ' gespeerwil, Worm the Public that every article of HOU 4...H0LD FURNITURE is sold rpm the fol • lowing PI ot I. Ilse unpleasant and frequently disgusting solicitations to hay are nhoti.h.4. t• The lowest Price is fixed by a ticket epos every article. from which no abatement cin be tousle. , 3. To guarantee the l'uhiie (nni prev:ltt ceerA kind of de &pito.). the u little of tit. pnretin&e:munr) will be returned to the buyer. if the article n•t .ppr ived of. • {Mr Urn. , ;be a bove simple but equitable plan. Rohe , ton And Co. re,t their hopes of encouragement, which, should grey be so fortunate as to obtain, they pledge their hon.tur thev will rude •• ••ur d••-e, vp A variety of flee trots and Furiitures, with Bedding com plete. 81w:wit:ell! fixed up no slum. • Bed amt Window Curtains, Chair, Cushion, and Sofa Cases, *ode up or altered is Ilis•ast tashiohable manner. • .. I.QTTFRY•DQPtCB. SOMERSET-PLACE. 10th Noveatber, ISIS: Trill E Lords Commissioners of his !Widest). Trea. sery have aothnritied the POSTPONF.MENT of she DRAWING of the FIRST LOTTERY, 18f13, front the 24411 it:,toot, the Sd awl Ibth days of Deeember...aett p to such o•hrr days as to their Lordships shall hereafter item proper, of which doe collet st ill be Given. • L. HESSE. Lottery SersetarT, ;d _ riPCAS, the Cheapest end - Rest at sheik JIL • Kingdom --YONDON OAHU: 114141111{. t 4aittis , .ett for the !Sale of Tic ‘IIIIUI.II.III,IITEO. as they arrive renal g ,teeliasselrft ED. SPAHR OW and Ce sime•re thatelts for the eteeilkil prifereari iti4 aware 'heir IP•ierrls ..nd the Public. hi select the %fringe:4 aind besit portell by the Enat India Company.. to sell awns tPe Lowest. Whodesule Term availing themselves of the present oppose , the foHitivine as the hest and cheapest • Strong Canve y Hreakfact Suachong, 79. dd. ; full gavourei :Rime+ g mid Ns. ; fine HreisiOs. to 10-.40. met c fine Smash •lic fh114,...tit• d Cope?. Podrne, iit Citiaese wicket.. *bust jib. They reqtatsi their Friends in be ',wt.._ which is• No. ti. se:tr the hutwo-ft of ILatlgate• front Bridge-street a its some• Lottery Pe•ivir. toil little af the real qualities and proper ed a Shop in the snow Street, _ N. H. Tea Cu.totaers Say be accontwodukoo witik Illgasciat , .the prang. Celt at the Price in the sam p e pear on f lan i ca l g EiNUINR ?EN WA RN- It, by tea t "f eminence ' ih f TEAS. PUKE and ON- front the nitisetiii6 1 0 l af ri f yenta Chet.. Mo. 6. Lott.: letremit, tiltirb it iuspeses na C.s. beg In restful thets , corm 6f ih r fo e u e4 'ereeigf en to liwar Ten ' i. a vire^.-n slit. that the" ab..lt GialiaM ily/er, in the pnpu flav,iured Tens tithes Ate 10" *re itts. Voir. II•irr• s.kkb the,. arelletetettivitd %lids :say evety Scheid of ' Terme, far Road" Mooe7; . • awl with a dearee oppvtabilif to rreesupiefd. apeetations iu rest artily Irice. 414,1 , without Ant* sag, Apt flesh area. r hewers- to and bright-keit best toped M tp , . red data of bit be wiperiler itatoll4l;s . .• ethe Tvtor .r. and lee felt " otraininiug Anaweis itb. nark in 10!. pit, b, ever) diffienttv ie. , pariisatir is 011ie 01;leirtnot. ittidt*lgthe entrinetilsgs • Ludgate-bill. it for 416iiett 'we* muse of..ProntneA re." 10.. 11.611111 reibigiblW lama* WO his Sy Seta is p ropereirtAl444, unto* is nisi' invited, bat p.sittinir:„ 1 4 • trasTsanknn befure the name :uniniodabill with Oogatiat • liteted Quo: • IR-TIGHT 110011.-SLI DES, for prenenetut tlh. current of told air from re.sliog into a roam Andre the door, either front the unevenife4 of the' bunt, or thertinehnevs of the carpet over which the door has to open; the Mine lisp plicable to the bottoms of French window-. price,};; also a simple and cheap contrivaace for securing the inter and t•ips of tiors at d French windows ; t Wiudow•slide., toe pre venting the adatissina' of air betorets the useetiog rolls nod sashes, they alio form the mint complete sials-fastenings, price 7*. ; I)otible and S.hgjo Door-springs, on the must improved convtruction, price frog 74. to SI. 9t. it Door and other Hinges of every devcri pl ion ornoufortured in a sup -rine manner; Door Hinges which admit the door to open from ither side wino equal facility t anti Witter Filters. which have keen found fur many years pnst to be superior to any thing of the kind ever offrred to sae pohlteniislep. 'trice from ;44. so la. lii. The above articles are osaaufuctu; ed uoly by J • STUN 11, SO; War* ick-,drret, Goldro-mpiare. I . tidistry Orders everute , t on toe shortest ooticrorieb proper dile:lion- to the application. • 6 -- ^9 - - CATON'S %YORKS. This day woe putti.tied. • A New Edition, price-N. illustrated with Cas e '''. • - 1. A PRACTICA I, TREATISE on the TION nod CURE of Rik. VENEREAL' . ‘. in both Sexes, and its consequences: in with-14*m1{d kr • revel.ll mode iif orrotsaent i 6 pointed oat, ineleding Obuer vali w: oh Striclures. Cutaneous Erupoieens, Ineagetutry Venireat carts, Fa. Intruded as a Guide against Cite dangecntis eMiet% of thii baneful malady. By T. M. C ATON. Sniee/a. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcnole-areet, Stewart t and late of the -Unwed Hospital, ..!ct. Timone roarer" A TREATISE on INDIGESTION g *china Dignify into the D.g.abes mining and colneeted wiry fire Fifet.init of the ate/mca...with Itewardin an the .LtalllN • 6 1 '4 1 4009 11 r ! r.+ the G..stric Systeme. ..Tio *him ore prefeed:ilosee se** , serrations so lieroixlialoss and t'uouteous Ri.er..4 price S. A POIIIILAR,TREATI:AIIcia tb 'Pit gylorrtret ,ner CUILE,uf the dilfei ens STAGES of A9TfINA itud WI N.T ER COUGH, with new and successful Instruction.. for for Pier gentian and TreaLnent of Asfivatie - rits.• numb Edition. price 34. • 4. PRACTICAL 011SERV A TIT/frie on the OEHILI TlE`i. annual and aegaired, IS the GENERATIVE Oit• GA NS of troth SEXES, teirlud:c4 the Thew) of Veneration, Sec. p rier 9., &l. 5. A PRACTICAL TRFATISK on FEMALE DIS r. A S r,s, including 'Meer. ari ons on Parturition, Lactation, a nd the DiAorders incident to thine important iliettlrs, price St. Ad. Pi inted fur Sher% nod ..ted Ce. Paternoster-row N el), 78..Lnet , hmrit streets and C. Chappir, 66.. 1 , iiiiiiiiii Pipl\TT c MA . N i UFA d CTORY, Queen. IMPEN RTRAELB AND ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS. irvisitileGreea, pct. Cwt. 50e. Black per Cwt. 56.. ' . Olive cote . . 765. White . . 48.6 ' l', Bright Otive ditto . 1 lb. • Yellow .- . Ses.. ' ark Med .: . ; SOB. Since and Lead Colours 48..' : right Red --" . Sib. Stone • . • . • we. • ..• •••....... . .. 1114 S VONG oil In thin theta terriwile. per thlion. Refined Cipai Tar Brairo434. per Cwt.—Common 18i. %MIA like Lead,per Cwt. 50s. Turpeatine per Gailon 6s. Second dbl. do. LAM 46.. P Line.erd Oil, per Galina 4s. 9d. OILS. Per Gallup. , . Genuine. Sperm Oil S. Od. Relined Oil for Patent , flo.al Burnt % do. Is Od. Lamps Ss. o'. Pale Seal Oil 4s. Od. Pale Whale Oil Ss. 64. Common Ditto Si. S( 1 . The Impenetrable Paint: are suited us all eui•door *oils. where a handsome iippearince and great durability are required. The Coati'sr l'ai•us. particularly the &Stied, will pr,..erse wood for malty tear., however much exposed to tire effect, ..i the weateer, an.: is a eeriain cure fur Vermin isnd Dry Rot ; ii . ci*ei a roses iikg nearly equal ill alipearonee t.s the hest Paint.. The vi hite Lead, Taritensiose. ',indeed Oil, am! P..is4ei. Colour., are of the he,t qualities. Tim Limp ildi are soar . varied genuine, and from the Autivier Ia which tort' Alm :Res, purified, will 73e found miperi..r to iiio. , e geoerady i.old. 6 EORD E U PTO N ail' Co. • Merchants and the Trade %implied .in enivantade..u. teem , . N.B. No quantity iec3 than 14lbs. of the Intpeartruble Pains. and 1 Cwt. of Coal Tar. sold. Per Gallo). FRAUD PREVEYTED. rro counteract the many attempts that are daily I Lae to isso...asiotae nawnry a spuriousetimp-sititni li Need of theGhNIIINR BLACKING prepared by Y ono MARTIN, they have adopted a mew Label, in which their signature and iddress, 97, HIGH tiot.nOßN, • kw , eiwiskiramasl7 pieced in the centre of the Label; the their trust no attention t.. this, and the deference of *hr type. which is tw..ike all le tter•press, will enable purchasers at once to de tect lite imposition. The-Real Japan ntAcxixo, wade nail sold wholesale ht i : s had MARTIN. 97, High Holborn, and rettrikd by the r. ! • 1 0 M 1 Cr"o'n. astiffs. 130431t.e1jer4 I rAninongers, Per ... , Doopi-ffluikertt, &v. , n the ithited leingdinn. lo Bottles at 64. la., and Is. &I. each. • )ej , I±. • Ise • -, , ; ic ~,,,... RAKAIIRI. i_ Wire requested to direct the attention of Par ott% silllieied with mental or bodily , lecay, ne.rveiiis de eitity, inumrd waiting", loss of appetite, iiidigektion, depression afiparits. 4 resohline or shaking of the h inds.scorhutig and every tither kind of ereptino, re-Airing, lacerated throat!, serninpl ,vienknesh„ pains is, the dental owl loins, coiamsripsive habit!, and all constltuvonol romp:aims, inamedintelv to make trial of 11* • 111141 1 ifatell CO4DI AL BALM OF RA K ASIR I, or Nature's infailible Restorative, as _prepared and told, wholesale and , retail. by C. J. Jordn, M. 1).,_ of the East London Medical Sslahlishinetit, 7, Cannon-street m arl. Si. George's in the East, aisrikha. ii is universally acknowledged to be the most IF b., anc, powerful restorative in all re above cont ester discovered ; it thins the blood, ease. the • • violent poise; in the head and stomach. and promotes • ride perspiration.— 1 t is utterly isiga•ssible for language to express, or eloquence to extol, Wathciently she value of this wonderful and incomparable Medicine in rettoring heal* • to the aMicted, and giving vigour to the sterol ; thousands Me' ing been restored to verfect health, idler Missing been so ret diced by ditferent dist-airs. as to have beets despaired of, not. only by their families', but also by their profe-sioniti Ramified& 1014, by appantment of the Proprietor, in bottle; 1 I.s.'eaib, g two 4pantities in one, Ws. eischt or four quantities in one' Tangly bottle, for Os.. duty included, by which ik ne lit. bottle it saved.. This inestimable Medicine will keep is nll climates, and may he had of Barclay and Sons. Fleet-market ; Vade, 96. Curohillf H. J. Preston, lel, Strand; J. Richards. 193, Strand; Blake, 56. Piccadilly; 'hiker, 1'1.3, Osford.street ; Chandler, 76, Oxfiord.streett Tage, 10. Micldle.row, if .itbarn ; end by the most respociabie Medicine Vender. in every part of the kiegdom. tir• C. J. Jordan takes this general opportenity of an. mooing to tee Public, that he still reuses his minty exclusive ly to the cutest particular complaint::' as a regalar member of the Royal College of Physicians he otters a speedy and permit. hem cure for every class of nervoos reintrtism g diseases,• 14 &meter long standing, or of the most inveterate Lind, are by his new nod soperine mode of treatment speedilyand etTer i iiii (lye's reit Dr. C. J. Jordan may be consulted. by all rank,. f; OM nine to Ate morning till nine in the evening of the East Loudon Medi . Cal Establishment, 7, Catinoootreei Road, neat the COanner tial Road terapike. St. Gcorge's iu the E.L.4 ~~_. r ircll i ikESSED with It knit sad hanswnesense of the calamit.ois arisinglrona the injssdiesuus treatment of a certain inale4y, co trotted in a moaner too well Leona to require comment, and often eiitailing on it. unhappy victim a weirs of distressing and trlonist ittsappatahle afffirtiona. Dr. DY respectfully calls the mention rf those interested, to • hie peculiar and moo effectual method of cure, unlike the wi ve g empiric of the di*, or the evellly erimioal eoeduct of th " io bold the W.:td of promise to the ear and break to our hope " Dr. lady wilt not presume to pledge infafii ' hilt!" in rir. • v decription of cure. but as far Its human oid, as sisted Iry medical amid surgicol -kill coo be n;plird, he promises a cirrtaiii..peedy, and permanent restoration; having made ever . 4pecie. of philatic nffectimi, nid it. various train of di.. else' the vinery Objects of his professional studies. and tieing flushed b% the transcendent sorcris which ha. accompanied his mode of treatment daring the course of a long and laborious pioneer, be is enabled to offer with th e fullest confidence, pre. triskom et oiscethe most Jospeh:l mat recossroging. I.numernbie instances east,be adduced illustraike of the saperionty of Di. lituly's "%stem, which has been foimi to prevail, even where eminent Inlet.", retaioeft by public insthations, has been in •effechnit. • losidiiition to those epistolatory advance', Dr. liady will be found equally fortunate in reviving the slisralseriiiir mod debilitated 'energies of the human eonstitution. whirls embitter, and if ins tingly artested, frequently render 'motor! the 'very principal of existence. Erms this desolating state of inanity and sterility. re-nnimating the frame mid affording tone and elasticity tohlie relaxed organs, Dr. lady is happy to novice the most elwienng tied peskier alurattees - that the 'offerers of bath sexes may he rescued; A steady perseverance in the meow* dictated bring tally required.—Dr. lady is ronsuhed daily, sit 16, Kin,*,-Street, coiner of . 11moustreet. S ho, by patients at omit sexes.-a-Cusatry letter s auteire.peetfuLaittation by retort, of attend post. • _ relli ii latr-establiened repute Mau a ,Irt g,r s. 1 CURRI and Co., combined with their welt-known experience and sucre• i is the treatment and erne of a Jew reiere ing complaint:. entitles them lb supericr claims and a &tided preference Aser all other practitioners. Messrs. Currie and Cu. as regular Surgeour, and (itemisers of the Royal Colleges of Lon don and Edinburgh, present hi (he Public the temlt of shiny years successful practice in the Metropulis, wheTe their !reel ;tient s tied cure of Yenerenl. Cotnplaints, Nervous Debility. Vaseular Relasatien, end Atony of the Organs. Strirturee of , the 'Urethra, Ste. etc. has proved uniformly triumph-int. (n slight oreireeent taws of intention, a perfect Cure I. oomplet. cd in the shun period of two days ; and, in those case, af a more complicated nature, where other Practitioners faun failed of success, 'a proper , perieverahce in their pints of treatulent i t sures to the Policia a strand and pet feet re.ewatslt.liment. 'le Nervous Debility. whether produced by coriviviel excesses, be the lintnoderate enjoyment of sensual pleasures. try sedenntry and over smiling* habits • or by• any other rause, the !lit:tlicines they prescribe will pro duce the happiest eliect4, in improving every faculty both of body anal mind. Several Notplemeu and Gentlemen of the first ekspectability. have been under the core of Messrs. Currie and 00. for the mamma of Complaint, of the Urethra, Stricture, &c. and having received a radititl and perm/mein cure, request that reference may be made So them. a- sat is factory evidences of the deci s ive superiority of Won. Currie and Ca.'s plan of treotruern I ratty of there Gentlenvets have bud Strictures from ten to twenty seen. mid had teen ail dor the care of Messrs. Home, lleviviider nod other Sufer"lts of rowil eminenee, who atteraptert the cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, w Worm success. Messrs. Curi re aid C o . may he ceosultect by either see. with OW greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house. N 0.107, Hattirn-gardee Patients in the country are requested fo state the peril= culars of amt. crse, age. and general habit of living. ite. err closieg n remittance for advice and niedictiies. aspen the same will Peahen of sent to their pert of the kingd . To heart that turnery yo essiearial to our .Atudestakiog. the liming/. to letters may he added" to tbC itcouat fur inetticiuts.—lta, tkic too-gardet• v. --- - a • . . . . . . TOE INTERROGATIVE OR INTELLECTUAL SYSTEM OF EDUCATION, • ' By Questions and Exercises without Answer,. 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Paris, in the Chamber of Appeals of the Correctional Police. L'Huiilier, by the judgment of the Tribunal of First Imitance, had been sentenced to a year's imprisotimettt, a fluent 5,000 francs, to enter in a'recogoisance of 3,000 - frants to keep the peace for five years, and also to an•inter. diction -during five years from chit rights.' This ten- B ence was confirmed in the present ease. s. • • During the night of the 9t,i and 10th %IC,* hen. • Tittle murder committed in the Cuanattitie' of Hosieres, near Orleans, in the house of a rettnaa named Cleret. lift wits, aged 20, and Ms deogloter; about a, • were the Illetiaig. The •foravie had hee threat cut. The young woman appears to base . t. = • •.... . 's ~: S e ! , . •4 ~: . .~