The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-23 00:00:00

4 F it • ~' B+': 7►? 1 4 '444,4 11.41114 it 4 . : •,- „y e . t \ Pt; 1 • • • .1 .4.' ,* ~~. , ~ wY No. 9679. 7TII - 1 . i) , . . THRATKR ROYAL. ORURY-4AN IriOtiftOW EVENING, Sept. t• ; MateMiee Rervmes wfll I.erfona •.• THE HYPOCRITE. To obit); will he welded. TUE TURNPIKE. GATE. Aware, is. %c owl Price *a. 66.—P1t. 3a. Prier, W.—Lower Gallery. .9th. Osgood P e k e , 41Iallrry. la.; Segreoll•Prfwe. 64. . The. I).wrs 'to be opened at bolt itivaligd gin at isalf pat six. Vltet AL, CO ENT-GA R T H". present EVENING, Sept. • ire performed, ARTAXERXES. After witieb a New Comic. Ballet, mined DOCTOR 4IAN6RADO. To w bleb ►ill b attied, THE MILLER AND HIS MI A Private Boa may be bad sightly, on application Dthadtia, at the Bus-oiler. . SOVERNSIEN't LIFE ANNUITY — OF! STREET, SEPTEMBER 301 1 8 1 % o - ~, lIIHE following is a short Scale of some of the • tntev, ippon which GrStrframent are new kr/Intim LIFE AWI4IIIII MS. They are Instable ball-yearly at the Batik of Inglautt. th , *stcote a, the ()islands. and may be received by . Fewer at Attiettey. Tbele Atinuhles may he purchased on Steele or Joint Lives, rhe.n th t S_per Cent. Cons di or Reduced ' Aodisitirs tree at, nr nbtore 501,. Upon the death of any single jjiirtraiese, er sap two'''. of an, two joint Nominees, ow-• fourth pa ri of the espirtd Annuity (over mot above all Arrears) : l eite r • Is peveMe to th an erttitled mooch Annuity, or tolhis or her Eltreuhol• Ads* istreturs, or Assigns, provided it he claimed within two seek decease. but not otherwise. 1- : ' • 3 per Cents being 64, and under 14, Fur 4100 of Average Rate .1 i'per Cent Stock. for .8100 Moisey. A siegle Life of M receives 44 J 5 - 20 7 3 1 40. 5 0 7 15 0 45 5 7 8 511 ' 50 5 16 8 19 JO 53 - 6* 7 9 16 1( le / 7 I lo 18 7 63 8 2 l2 11 2 70 913 . 14 19 3 73 and upwards 12 .3 18 16 9 • Jlll the intermediate ages will receive in proportion. Persieidors may be had (gratis) on ap plication at this Office, ett• by writing w the "Superintendent, if the postege be paid. ,• IL HIGHAM, Supertetendant... THE ONLY COMPLETE ROMAN HISTORY. ' To be Pats fished on Botordac, Climber 1, 1811, is an altiailly cheap, and uniform mancer. In weekly Numbers. price is. No. 1. (or Monthly Parts, containing 288 pages. 'kalif team* keise 4.. of ftliT IRE COURSE of ROMA HISTORY , inprisiM ibt relebrited Works, entitled Roman His tory, from thMulldhig of Rome to the Reid of the L outmon- By N. HOOKY.. Esq. Ascribe History of the Devlinr and Fall wf the Roam Empire, By EOM. GIBBON, Esq. With the Interveiling PEriod, from the best and most op terted Authorities; inehtditig all the flops, Pkttes, cod Graphi tbsi Ilicoroyilms belonging to each. Primed for J. Smiler. No. 1. ---- -- - s - - ""•'' - ; TlAtee of Ser. *-- . .11/40,101pkino of the.Porltlngton Blowy, - Itagtware-rend. TO Br St)LI) BY AUCTION, _ .. By Mr. COCHRAN, AIM IfiZIN DA Y. the feth of September, and following Days, in Ike Prenti?es, ot lilereort'Clork ; as the Lenie is twittlY thpirett the w hnk onulit be'Sold without ReNerve, and fir the Moot gloom of Purobolowdose mill be givrh for the removal of the 'Lot!. , . rring*uable STOCK: 'consisting of very floe A • trislottli :French renebes, cif the hest saris ; as ith nett:tripes pessrbm, apricots. olter i c i ts, peers, plows, *ad apples. all hand: tamely trained ; One st: dard nod divot f fruit trees of all sorts I ovoid eni ler don of sh rut» nut forest trier; met and •suudry shrubs in pis; ornpi I" edging; fruitirg and maccoraiost 'pine tiilants. wtry healthy and clean ; handsome orange trees; green • time nodesrosetYntury* plants., Ti be viewed till Ike Sole by .apply lag Us Mr. Fred,' iek frisker. no she Premises; where Catalorles may be Vinci; at the lytoki 'sedan. Mart, near the Omsk ; Messrs—Gordon • awl Co.-Fen. rch-street ; hfesrc, Mason at Son, Fleet-sure , • and of the e l ow ewer, No. 7„, etirret, Grosvenor-square. immtots. MATIUMONY. . . ' ' l— ' l • ' IRLRCIANT Du Ess. . a lETRICHSEN-rtquests permission to solicit 1 o Aossisoisorf of -floos :Islseilv diAinguit.lwi pat rututne kb Old listablistrd Howse. 12. Ratblinne-pluee. Lou ilen.rinisihefit tninudi-ed nrilit for n length tic time. in come 4111 MT of his taste.fol lad soperior style of rutting Men n! 'l l hMoifi Clutbe#', • grginientiol4. taut lot 4 les H *hit-. Young IClSsulemeles'Saitni 1:104.55 laid other Drentehbeth plain and ele gantly ornamented. Liverier., &c. ' 4 " eallary Vesidents may be infunost low to transmit their ua llryfitnes &UT IrrSt. _____ r d gitY-TICK ET a PRIZE its the NEV LOT- i ! • Tglt Y. of 'only 6.00$ Tickets, the whole of which will i enwu in One 1)oy. the 1 5th Ortnibef ; all Purchasers avast, 1 ilierrftniN if fbry mass the Cispirols, haven return apart allot iiilfrur-1"""!Y• "'item *re sot my Blanks ill the Lottery. ehetwe gasbag ?diet a .490,ei113. £l,OOO, &r. &c. "".) • Ps "rile Tickei ICI. lei.tif , ' t A Prize of 0'40" ladle Lmtery ' just finished. .1 Wassluiied Old sold in Oue Half, Onri*Qtturter. One Eiehtb, I one 'rah Sitteeath 1, Shore, by EITON; Stork-honker, 2. Co.robillotod la, Coreptry7strret, , ate which truly fortunate 'ollrett 11N Tickets andlhares are now on Sale fur the abuve 1 aovel send ingenious Lottery. 1 The Holders of the Outstandivg Shares of the 0690. 0 ( 1 0 Prise, I 'tie reverpliy reqsi t.' ,ted to bring them fur payment. ..1 . • . 1 lIAZARD, 'WRNS, and Co: rsapectfully isi-.I rem the Puldli• that. Tickets awl Shares for the evuing two IUDTTRRIF are on Sale at their Offfce, No. 99, Royil I 4s;gltar.lge, I,,,,fistnn. I.4iteiry Nsivvi,ts of only 6,090 Ticketik. all of which are • • Prises, ung all I.i be drawn to Oat Day.' • ' . SCH,PM E. ' . . 1 ..e ' ' --Pak of . :...,0(VIDO. • 1 :,.. • ....-. • • . . • .11,0,70 S . . , ..... ' Ake. &c. fi r. To he drawn op the 1511/ of OCTOBER. t . %II Letters (post paid), dolyWnstwesrd, and Ordcrs ;Of Vnastry, aceompanied with R e m ittance, puncituillo7ll- -- • * e. West read all other Public Securities Bought and Sold tit? • 's CONSUMPTIONS CURED. THE. Itisertor of this, a. Professional Man, who attended many Per,uns sufirrins under the above bit time; 'two, id ronsegiseace of ku fl,lrioivlt prnirtire. been so • fumigate as to discover a Medicine, that is an infallible CURE for COArsum P TIONS. by wt'ieh Iledieiite he lots cured viimy vixen given ever by coining Physitisas, and a hen itollte last ma c e lof a Consfaiption. attended with Cough, Spitting of Skivid, and lEdessatoes saelllngs . nt the Feet. &e. Tu .ugh slie,trulb of Ole assent* , nifty be doubted. the Ad- yettiier se ' That a ; FRENGII 41.411R.§. kc•l - •• ft- "'" . 7441ii;LL; Atm. 30.—The turbulence and section some iudtviduals have given rise to the )rder of the Day and Pioclaination,witich eery where posted : • OR lilf.R OP TUE DAT. preceding Proclamations fi ave produced no litars sod diaturbers of. the public trona linue to deceive the. people, still improvi credulous. These csi,nraAnufs no longer punished. . I have fulfilled tie oblightintm upon me by the oNleel'irkich I hold. Jus henceforth only be satisfied .by that celerity iicumstances demand. I declare that, con , . self in a state of war, a military commis immediately appointed. In the space of :he proceedings will be gone through, and ,ti achoisllng to military regulatiotas ;• end tnbe deliverer Over to that Commission, , • ‘ltat tritniashie denier ere._ _ • . /le ,vidual-Akcctisednf hating , directly or indi , , . ~ ,_ 'Fbellansentriroiorruption, the late William Pitt ;—w Iwo hirib- ; ' B , l4 7i'e o b oa ir e - igieaiian - e„, - lid o e io ` t a a a !s p a ft , r y it . to ,,,. i !Wil t 'petit 011itist -, the...Sovereigety of Ferdinand Ally celebroloile are Nullified. a" illenti6estal trophies are ' r1....k. .....a......r_ ..tssoe. a -.' ..._:1;e7os" --- n s ne.C,,,,.., 5 --- . cant - mi t e - 71; ,tbeSetteltth to whom .ikeAation has sworn fidelity, raised to immortalise his and the ;mobile abut sad the '. i t - *,,, , ,r ,„,,,,,„,.„-,-,,-,- 26 . • .... •_... , , MOs sold retail bY.merkcaf the Ma' or rillOrted to any other stratagem tending to lead rptiblic feeling are to he pertertta and veiled into a Übe reepwet t ; make ,. ,• .. . . ..... • nod veiteraltrie for themensory of march apostate Mtt pendent i t nab h. ed. nalf .o n ,,, 10d. gush • • astray } ,abbe opinion , because every one ought ira. . I ,_ impostor, who sever. during the long an d unseeetosful petiod i I * To - preventrnoositiim,the Labehtiare signed "W. Bay- Plidtly to ; Obey the orders of a Monarch recognised of his sauguinary. sad •despotie Adaiinioratlon, • bestowed one i cy !, , i Bayley nod m en :, . . . It k , single comfort so, or erimove4 tee Anglo bust hen limn, bit sof- - - $ ' by the Powers of Europe, and the orders of the , _ . ..._ . , feriae and exhatisted Country ; it becomto pa impertant. and , ' COnsfituted authorities, teho wish to maintain the indsed,•an indispetralble ditty. to. strip o 6 the mash of byte's. DIDRINCRI ft i NSIA OIL FIFTY:PER ONT.- puttlic Aratiquillity throughoct the 'Department cone .. crisy, to exhibit the iiiseinall pretcoder to petal boa in hit real 1 CIfF.A PER.-511. 6d. Ss. and Ob. , per. hottleoeThime . colours, and contrast his false and hollow claims with the ge- Bands of tridiis end Gentlemen who have wed Patter's. Russiaided tO : tile. amine and nnaffected merits of one whose character was Since- Oil, nave declared they will use no other Oil. Is proved the (Siseed) rity herself personified.; whose morality was as pure and es- best and wbolerofnest Oil for the bite, 4, so - great a-nourisher. " Cadiz, - Aug. VI, 1814.." tensive as the atainsphere in which he breathed, and 'who, kaput/rine, preservisig. and beautining the .eair. of Ladies nod during the course of along and, and well-spent career in the ace Geistlernen. adi Children; and if a-et ,constantly, • hot a bate live discharge of his public duties to his Country. with a soli- Witt ran at or toes gees, and makes weak nod short hair grew tar, exception sr awn, was destined to he enifonnly in oppo - thick and linf i renders dry or harsh ha:r as soft as OM, anda atoms mid whose wo nderful rotations and ronstitotionalendon- keeptreal or false hair is beaetiful curbs; where there in hair 1 yours to arrest the progi'ess of ministerhil tyriouty and cortege , ley eppnre v opo It haLgitt this or haid. by ester; Prime's Russia lion, stand unrivalled. Under this hottest and powerful impels- Oil regularly, if the least riots, will be restored. Themands . sion, the occasion Cro inrie Ise is, pot t h at the grateful labour of eleuslepseit thai were bald Is ivedeclared, after wing Priace's should be undertaken, but that it should base been - delayed so Russia Oil regularly fur silt mouths, the bald places became co long, and the Proprietor mid Editor feels Oat he is but antiri- versed with hair. paling the anxious wishes of a • most numerous and respect:till& . CiallTloll.—There are many who havered Russia Oil witb body of the public, sincere and ardent friends to the great cituse ant benefi., use secret:se of being taken in by the impostors, who of freedom, In stepping forward to announce his inteetion, and mild them counterfeit, particularly in the reentry. Therefore dedicating his services to this meritorious and useful undertitking. he particular footsie for Prince's Raisin Oii, sad in the Clarets as slodliso his unremhting e ff ort; as far as his health and•abili , thins mid Bill sealed up with ench Bottle, it is proved, wbo.• 'ties will peewit, to trace the •past history and toinsactions._.in ever sell, Russia Oil, under any pretence whatever, that is oat wide+ title dislingubbed Staltimsitt lived and awed I to hiy be- Prieer's, are impostors, as selling counterfeits to their customer.. fore the public, front time to Ape, abstracts tram his nettereets • ' It was an ohSereation of the featoos Nines D'Enclos, that Parliamentary Speech«. and contrast them with those of bis • Lattice from, S;,t to ell, when they toted wear their own hair y more favoored, though less dederilag rival t to call to- 47*lb- - were reckseed the darn wom e n , w hi c h Is 171 lie recollection his excelleot phillippics against the 'Ott- . • - FOUND OUT AT LAST. •• • • liana and oppressive measure of the Minister of the ' --his G h • fey air or whiskers eimaged itnawdletely to dark"brown persevering 016 " 1 "f t" reli"""civilliQd. religious 464 ilftles ' Ili black. Hum:reds of Ladies, wbo met to wear false hair, he ns exemplified in his attempts to procute a repeal of the Teti aganote i r ono b eta . taergy. „ a „ left oit t w e false hair, and and Ciwporatiou Acts, and Catholic lemaneipation—his ' , lrene.. nos exertion. Oa behalf of the Freedom of the Press and Liberty lesee•stear their own, as it pertain', is a great addition, for witheut doubt) there is out any thing maker them Oink Slider 11 of tht Sabject. as manifested ih his attempt to ameliorate the or false hair. Also thoilloods iteGesitlemen who usest, Law. of Libel, end his spirited . oppositioa to the nrbterary and that; Area red at grey whblig_ts, that was a great disfigurement. tits creel sentences ; Pal Scotch Judges, Who demised Gerald„Mar- I gate, Muir, nod met', to Overseen years trt i mportat t„ tt to i : i t ,, nem a . v , e are Cow gibe dark - Theo their wing Prince's Improved Botany B ay. m a y for a d vocat i ng t e a caw , a p ot ti tnloass y aeyeyfretist_ _ . eti with spirits,. which is _ .the only inaece_t •Dse In • ever toseuvereo ; oyes grey snot, or r e d .«r grey w ashe rs } , Reform ;—iiie ardent love at peseN e° l44l " ll t ve 44ac me " - i oedematal. tos doss k brown ur tibia, On Ali improved plied '-fearsdrtea. asttebsied is liieettittaatheopic•Ofterteitioappereof the i „.., soallTlo - ..—As there are several epeeist., Dyes skew tie ling . 4,holition of the Africau Sieve Trade, nod Op opposition to the which are prepared with Caustic, daneeents u, use, and to and, and destructive reettesfs with America and Framer, t , t .„., 00 , to the health, and maws A le „ air and omi , kma lama and, in short. to place.before thew the whok of his pantie and , . 1 "" parliamentary career; exhibiting a coidinu . ed and unwearied ~ p n urfle_ ; th . erefute healt h , partirothir to talk toe r rinte',s I inprove4 a cameo u bottle" struggk agaket Court itillkence and Ministerial corruption ; to- ; " 1 3,', 1 7.,,,..-_,„__. e. t t o r ts retil tied for tenon. ll illte by tee sole ether "II" a fir" and undeviating al ' whwe ' d f ° t " e lg elbuiPe 1 P ro p rietor , PO .ce John-street dxf„rd-,irei, LotiOun ; reedonraud Comfit di ion of his Couutry.—" A strenuous advio i .• " tate for the mienteet righte of the, Coosiitution, lie datebed the i b y mast principul irifttuiersarod ' Medkine Venders. ' fraudulent and 'toilette% system of the Ministers with the ,most 1 • Carrtoe.—'flie cover of each bottle is printed in golden ink. wZinis sue d unremittlek attention. Under the constant Ott- ! • 4.. • • Directions are scaled withup with each bottle, so that auy ppe. can Axe of such an important and an i mat i ng object, .be not dye their own Bair . ease and . plensure. " Homy asserted, on ell occasions, the discriatinathei excel- To accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen that red i n t h e knee of the British Legislation owl Governmeni, and fired his country, by seeding a rentittante by post to Mr. Prince, Johns countrymen with a proper regard for peculiar iminviiities ns I 'Here, Oifort.street. Load on, will mod , them by return of kubjeets of a free State ; bat uniformly, expliciil), and volt- couch to any part of the kingdom. :fonts! refuted those entitles sad peraielosa heresies, which 1 i . . incendiaries of a profligate and domineering faction so fres epseady broached, in order to facilitate the completion of their ymtelpad arbitrary niuchination,." Can a slitebt exist that sorb !aalifiederlakieg' will Meet with public rocoprogement, or that, 111paradeil with lustiest and unabated seal and diligence, it east SIM of distiaguished Otadliastiog turceesa? Tk fietteriae after -I•Wocee of support, already received "from nuaberous and respects ,ble quarters, encourage the Perowletstr to kilovolt& his attires Are duly appreciated. nod that the real admitees of Mr. Fox VIII nattnally feel the sincerest plea-are in totifiteitaucitte nu un dertaking so truly upright, eonstitudistail, acid patriotic. He *slicks, therefore, the t ontraunitalion , of saris Correspondents as are disposed to favour him with theirseutiments, nod the friendly aid Of all those who are inclined to anitrouise the cle ated.. Whatever shades or differences there may exist among teeny honest and well-intentioned intlividuals, its to the' extesit of title principles upon controverted points of political econo my* all pre mintiest s convinced ethe *hotline and initispioni- Me uecessity of a Parliatr.eutary Reform. -Upon this /shiers, as the hem elucidation of the Editor's meaning. he will here Content himself with quittiog the latipmete of Mr. Fos, as tit tered in the Heine uf Commute, open. the notice mef it motion by Mr. Grey (now Earl Grey), for a Pteliantereary Reform, " It might be asked bow far reformation ought to take place ? Would •yOn' reform the Crown P—Most uadistilitedly. It had been done, toed ought to be dime, when is exceeded its Just ba lance. Would you reform the House_ of Lotus ?—Most moo devbiedly, when they 'grow to that e Veil. Sri as to endanger the Comstitution. Would you reform the Howe of Coleman,* ? Must undoubtedly, if it exceeded the limits prescribed hy the Constitution. Was there ant man that totted deny that such re 6r:station was necessary. The greateseheasity et she Constiti firm was, that In its very principle it . diniit. d of perpetual im provement, which time and orcuinsiuncto 1-enddred nerOssary. • It was a Constitution, the chit( excellence itf which was, that of -admitting a perpetual reform. He saw knitting in any hu man loatiouton ro very reverend as not tit ada.it of twins to or booked it. In his °pita 111 l , the permanence of she Constitu tion must dopeed upon what the people thought of it; and be fire they could have any great reverence for it, it was neces sary they should be convinced that the voice of their Repreeen satires was in unison with their MN n." Whether a triciatiel, or on annual, or any other plan of Re presentation may be deeroed most essential and projer in the present situation and circumstances of the country, may boa It subject for ratiiiiml and temperate disco- i,o, ; ;In d th e en t o mbs of Fitt; CHARLES JAMES FOX. shall fie reeeily devered to the promotlinkef this essential and impurtant object. Agri culture, wbich, at the present moment, and during a peeled of pres.unipd peace and prospeeity, eoustilutee sn taitterial apart ref untdomeitie comfort and hapeitiess, is ill form another dis aiuguisited fetiture isi this new Journal. The carrying forward .peol. bettering the iMprovements *heady commeueed, nod Hoe Hproodnieet• of its various prnetires, telatinits,. and bearings, , which are nut less hetieticlat to the interests of the Propeimots .and Holders of Lae 1 than to the commatuity io geitersi, mast at 'ON Wises be important and odirateegenis to the country, as forming He basic of its national weabit oral prosperity, ingot Tote same time the sususce of its power send independence, at providing ehundnaily the food of its popelatian. These, sod the nature of the different rural pritedersoo fur as they regard the dilemma-on of the various articles of necessity will, of view,. he frequently toothed Wm/ pod d ismer(' in t he raw" which is about to appear. Some other 'c iremastatosp neerly. men t ected with tilts subject May akii occasionally bk bridled and taken tip. . Communication., therefore, upon these interesting see s ett, will be readily attended to and gratefully ooknoWlvIdel• '"'" 11 the ell - 'be publication e ' Markets - i. vlLLAvicExcio. PROCLA M ATION. • ig The Captain-General of the Province or Cariit, who; according to the orders and the paternal intone lions of the best of Kings, has hitherto treated as a 'father the inhabitants of this province, is now Condi 'Winced that rigour is necessary. He will in cons& (pence deal with the guilty acCortliog to the motive ,of their offence, and pause to be respected .the.name of Ferdinand the• Seventh, King of Spain and the Indies, recognised by the nation, by all the Powers of Europe, and replaced by tlte valour and fidelity of his stlbjects and his armies on a throne which all the power of the tytani could not. wrest from (Signrd) • " JEAi. AE -vitiuncsirm. Cadiz, Aug. 46, 1814." . • . . .Nuant mg, SEPT. 11.—The immediate' Nobjeitse . ,tif•the Getman empiri.ssish•to profit hy therimgrdss tertectset 'the rights. of which they allege them , selves ,to have bejs despoiled when Bonaparte es. ercised - Irts tyrannical influence in Germany. Thky are preparing to send Deputies to Vienna, bat the P irestoration appears very tlitTgalt. The possessions Lof this body,.have been Mailed 'for twelve years atnnngst the most powerful. Princes of the, empire. Thetonstitution of tlie present moment does not yes semb'Te that of the former period, and the lesser in termits eine yield tirthose of greater importance: 7 — Nations diust have sovereigns who can protect tit m, Ind what can be done by small portions of MM.. reignty- - -they cannot enter into the strength of the political system of Europe. The King of Prussia, it is said, has fixed his de parture for Vienna for the 27th of this month. A'public Journal has announced (what we can neither confirm nor deny) the approaching departurn of the King of Saxony for the Congress of Vienna, adding that the fate of Saxony will be determined in a' manner wholly different to that which has been hitherto supposed. LA VSA NNE, ;ter. 13.—An officer worthy of credit who followed Bonaparte to Elba, and who is re• cently arrived, declares that the report in circulao tion, that Bonaparte had been lately at j,Ogtibr, and had passed there some hours hicognilit, **entirely devoid of foundation. He has been neither at Leg horn ear at Piombino, or any other place on the Continent since his arrival in Elba. PARis,Sarr. 19.—1 t is said that Mrs. Siddons, the tragedian, Mr. Kimble, and four or five English actors, who are at present at Paris, are making 'arrangements to give some English reFed sentations. X T O Disorders have contributed more 'essentially 1.1 to destroy Hymeneal happiunaidhan those which are the coresequente of inigul , ded pleasure. People of every rank pay aditratlon to the Dario , of Wedlock, but where the erintititutims has bee. tainted by disease, a renovation 01 stability is Judie peusebly requisite. • T.oreuty yeasrs.have we decoted.our prartice to the exclusive trentbent of the r.liowing disorders, nod the utcrerotil result of our platt4ises'esadditionol .trdonr 10 oppose, as far as we are able, the ravages of those complaints vihich are the must im portant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation lulu every brauch,as Navy tureeons,we formdd at Wish, at too early pet bid of practice; to reortie imliv ideals from the ignorance of oneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of gester.ti practitioners. The ditiorders ro the cure of which 'we have devoted our at. tension comp' ise every species of Veen:nil infection; all kind. of Debility, whether arising from the habits of school-buys or the iodulgeacies of maturer fee that der/Mom-tit of the sys tem. in women which is called ii•irreatieso or Sterility 4 Seminal Weakaers, Glbety Onstructiono In the Urethra; as also Stric tures, whether Ivrea or of long dunu,ion , and which have battled the skill of. other practioners, Atte • by our present im proved plait of treanneut 'effectually and permanently cured, without the patient suffering the excruciiiiing peso and alanar jag Neoprene . which frequently follows the applicatiou of 11418110 , rMtOO.. In the course of oar extensive practice. ire this metropolis, numerous cash of strictures have been and lire oat leader ear tart. the total eradleatioa of which is effected kby attafes dertako. ;sod esspeditioes mode of care. superior. to any Other yet adopted. The.weakness, rela and de. Mirky, peweeeding Frain this nimplahrt are speedily reMoved; and_ the patient restored to sound an d eigoroas health. But I where the debility has for years existed, a proper pera-- ; venture la nee restorative remedies Ls iallopeasatily requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to rtmulataie th; constitetirm. . Aauteru r SDiseasesare the rerallasf ignorance or haste in Ilse , treatment all simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequeittly hap l_peas that th e seeds of life are poi soned by the indiscretion of nn unguarded hoar. By a superior method such complaints are. easily cured; and even where bitten have failet, we 11110 that* I.we may remote to offer a radical re-eatablistneil. For. however, are the cases 'of complicated distress In this I 'distweer;compares l with the calamitous sitantiost of men who, from an tathderisce in a solitar y Wee, or the prevalent idietiet of a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility which is the rosavaidable consequence of each pernicious habits. Where the u" happy sufferer broods over lo t misery, but enrefuily conceals his mix tones, it may be some consolation for hint to bona . that altbeft it be as object r ehlitht or untenalmy with tither ' • lone practit the removal of these deficieuries by the gradaal propegiatietintratioa. is the4Cquirenieve of Our experience. If the riteentreece A has or :Venus have begun to reduce Atiaitly • vigour, alma Moil v will be p'reSienterf by an early counter : action of this *quid state, and in these Cases no greet difficulty w *cue. . . .• . . .• Married Women. whn have long her disappointed in their goapectat of n fritoilj; eitity-be.aosarel, than In mos't instaneei, inch defects.are cura bl e by medical skill. Patients in th e Country ar t requested to state the parolee . bits of lbeirseme, age. and manner living. , n flash Not, for Advice and Medicines; and.tbe mint will he forward./ to any Ow of Oh Kingdom. The secrecy which is so tumid to nor andeviskiog. and the qualifications which are haw presented to state, form the basis of our preitiiiiisksi and hi ciiincideace with melt this Intimation ; that' Won, Caktricins OM . be , coma mei by et' ma withlhe • test se and - hew 11.6 , . 10, Hatt CV4Stig THE ENGLISH JOURNALS. Some of the English Journalists continue to scold us in a very magisterial manner. All that we hese been able to say to them, as to the certainty of our intelliglnce, and the authenticity of our •Coues• spondence, has failed to convince them. They are hard-headed people: They obstinately maintain that thii. intelligence is manufactured at Paris; and the proof which they adduce of it is, that we do not . "quote our authorities. Nye must therefore Worts Chem, that besides the m „ m Journals of Southern Ger. . • many, we have an arrescrtpl, letters,. without Which it is almost impossible..to make up a good Journal. Do they wish that, out of complaisance to them, we.shouW name our correspondents. fa ' frith these i9e(ineme ire a little too hard upon us. ° ' ! VicoNA.y . girr. t.—The general opinion is, that the. Congress ;4. ilk not be of, long duration ; it being t .% uppoled' ar the difficulties have been got rid of the OrWarstaosy'reaferences. f. I DtAPT-Iss Et Vb . ; :20:••==-A Royal' Decree, dated the 9,15tk Instant, leis 'been issued to the following . A r .1. - 7 • • 1 ! eV : eel" A7r ilt,ll Of ear subjecis who are at•presetit in the military . service of SiCity whether en land or at sea, .are bereblorderedlo return into the kingdom, I.betieeb.ttifitaPtii i il/R l ‘ 44 nrebt ‘Oeteher, or ob. fain our permission te-eentinoe •in foreign service. Those.Offitera ahe may be •„reittir;tiad . ht that period, and wish to continue in active 'service, shall be em. rank. Saber officer fir' 5.. te TV s:te a. , ' • .1•1kel . V". lif./4 1"` - s • ' f . 1 .. . • .•5 • , .e,-- t • '. . , ' - - - . • .. . - • -• • . • „ ..- . . ... . ... • plptil • t • •, rip '.{ it. ..y., . , ..„- . . _ . , ' ..1......-401••••,....0% "0." ... -Vas. - '3 ;A . •. - -..., .6p.Atif.....Ze la;rwaim., . 4....1.,.."1.r..- - : el. 1.1• S • :..4 : .:i . 4 r .itcsrte,s7/ .i, .=1 . %. 417 ....s` .•• 4 424, •• • , . i . .'• . • . - • i . If. 4 % 1 , 1 1 ....,1 ft• ti• •014).11 , I ''' ' 1 \ '•. 1 ' • --• N. 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Wellied •to Ihe *Mar orTHE Ctil Attlis FOX, at ucotidt, some iudtviduala have given rise to the No. 13, Wine vlite,covmir 1,44.6 a ior for the follosv Order of the Day and Prociamationlvtliich -ni Agnate Own and emaitirg, bare been every where posted : . --t Ifinit‘ei-ssill eiation a lirleitsitiikbfal Sketch or • • ' Wive filets/AV ISt. rut# tugetliat irkliass.ll,lkgy I • •ORlilift, OR TUN OAT. ... 44. 1;; 0 4:e 40 ~.i - -: • g' My preceding Proclamations ,hive prodaced nb ' willgiMiS llitil A##/t/Par ilegitiatMl as a effect.' Traitors sod disturbers of the public trona memervl tile iate pub', Bed- quillity continue to deceive the. people, still improvi. of Wn.liaostu. as established at • - •,...,61wwd at Remit. wilt be cent and credulous. These c4lnra muti no longer -.us mid bimetal priuci- remain unpunished. I have fulfilled vie obligations imposed upon me by the olfieeidsich I hold. Sus "l l',.w'itt'e3r, ddr: !ye will henceforth only be satisfied by that celerity which• circumstances demand. I declere that, Cone sidering myMf in a state of war, a military commis. '-n will.be immediately appointed. In the space of '-viethe proceedings will he gone through, and .• arent•ding to military regulatinns; and . - delivered over to that Commission -NI of haying, directly or indi 4orereignty of Ferdinand • -n has sworn fidelity, tending to lead ought iraa -enise& 1,,, -~ ~~" , - . . • ~ • .• • ' ' • ~ • • .. . . • , _ •, , . • . .. . ......,. • - /' .1 ttl• i • ••• Pip '.ll . . l '47•' .. - • • • . -. . , . .• _ - • • . • . . , . .. ~ r .l ..., -- - . • -m ow . . . • ..., . :or 1.... •;.-. i" .:,.- • . .v• .I% V erilez •./ ,i,. 11 .., %. 4ii ....1- , . ' .. . 4 " 424 . —•' • • • :1 . •• . ' : ' ' •I e. 4 % • t tt7 * tro#l 4l l l . ' I - 1 . 1 \ • ' '''' • : . • • i .. . 10, . ~ t, 't .1 ' i .. .... ~ . . . „.. , 1 I t PIP • ' ( • . - ' • k '', • t 14/i/( 1 1.- • ..". \ . 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F insi• NUM BRIL. OE* WHICH WILL , Hig Vi-- 41• 00 .9 101 kinlik • Whnin it &rid' , healli“...- . • ••'. ; • 0. ,. •• ,• " * • V LISkED ON moNp4tY,`ocTOßEtt 3, UN LI Ett, E Tke ' nimbi al Male a• frill .be ender. thv ittletedieht •• . . • . TITLE OF • , tote direcillia aid ' • lie . ertgifielnc, Mr. Whiles CkliTS.• A U.K C iIARIAR'S JA,ME , S FO . seo. s mod Mit/61in aoitCnisroutoi To, the lover.) of .telopermte Reform ono ,eittstbrar N o . 13, Moo re -covet : .F . iire gue-ted tithe or . 'e N o . othilltsor. or i rme , c64 A 0135 FOX. fit C9° .°' s • . *Marini, the Editor dr dienth Id* humble trihule of MO "So Newt Aientib i e ii a *., __. A • Impoba . ~i , or tie the follow Or I he ittesor of woe o f the, moat ematitutionol Stiteinsettly•WenU • UM uosusire l . „ &LA Second i I • , r4 Y• 1 . II " p i it . g F n o w d eset ..,-, The drat Shioiliel-will tiiatein a Geld bdilaitlifal Sketch of • ' Ce, ls.-2• Upper firmest a • aast e ! I lie " r " 15 ' ' •' 'fig - ibf e hial the Midget klfesefiba telt Mr. roti.wrilitt *itliall'sibsy i • i dared .. lin cuanneoctitg his. arduous. but- he flat" My pre , successful carter, the • Editor feets . •proarily confident dim •Int ,to hit Mv*PacYt *. '. _ ...‘ •. , is, ~-. .e!.i.,.. r --: • del 6 ck* t o "‘" ' shall experience thewaribeit etwouragement and support, not The tesimill_Jlochet Will fliita as a effect. Tsai 1 only from , all tbosit .1.114. for. the . last Ave -wad-twesity years, - tribute of grbiltaift, 10 'tlif "dr,tifiiiite n•telled. • a g ii4it,,, co nti : base been steadyrat4 zealous adherents to the pare rinciatis 1 far& le vrbirti pried to . ''. its eitahlirbed at dent - " A RDICN. ; of Witiggissi,'esiordreseed ash practised by their illudrintts OA 1 the Revidalinsts . iilkila thlblillred etlitateell, will tie and at will 1 niuctidawnted kegler; •the bite CH A.KLMS JAMAS FOX ' tabled rid costar W lit theyibiakisiothiesof baawfal pciaei- remain tinpu 0. 23 1 • - (principles whic6,• at a former period. have raised this ConotrY ',liieriif Totyint. ,- inipuSed upo to thw Mistiest Ideonele of nvomeritY, nierY . . and hiPollenvey 11. Secrer, sameePaclialiber''Oilk he iattridlielit matter of a lice will hem • • ' and which, if cussistently adhered to,. might have averted • simdasemitpleetg, toady ,ohile4sorii I. Wyatt Mimi dis- .. !ailed them imailinict calausidei and miseries which have desolated. all i k isi ol v ikuo g el t i siffitgookie.,, .'.... •-_ •-, . *Lich 'ei reun Europe mad brought ibis once Ilunrishinit Mateire le the very r .......„... 4*. '" .. """iii ~ 1. ' - i • sidgrlng my 9 brink of destruction); but from those iilsn, wills fir years, have . Mon still.be i laboured an a Woollier and: more cumpreliensiwe Mate' In the Skttitiri,34lQVlO jAja„fti lii;AdaklNG. 4EN. • - ...• ;... - . • 1 great cameo( manual . Prisliorisentair itecinft!ius, . 101 + !litsti rlfil li ttS an :lr st e v, lslo odi g i Cont leitu po b,4 l ., y er tt nciecel ier Alik iiii4 ota cti ftit rit r i, s o:: eu thr c ee ide d d ay u s p l o li i 'lineation to ?dr. been actiltely engaged la vindicating the sacred rights and lobes-I ix. i ties of mankind. At A damns bee Ile Null vtrennioas ellerli",l yak lasting Jet Illisikt team ran s t i l i t i =istedgrtiniatty Wier pre- • s I are evidently makiog, Inc a mischievous and unprincipled fair'. I sama i sa I. is Aim o r . geotisti•nf rendering tae 1..1,111 cause . plc% ' jiMilg... Moo, to perpeliiitteAlte arbitrary prinelpliv, and keep Oise lb* ! ifisther inure by s replete" it mftatid-pliast, and • every incrorit ill. esighing sY , ,tof or 'at lebnieuale denier in•recret lotoence.und . venom -i t from roork 4 m. . . . , , - I ~,,...,,, • . ran • 1. • ...........—...-_-_....1-- .1- i..... twilit.... Dili .--1. lien Ivirah. i . ... __,_i__.— --a — -- -7.....ta i.— 1ii.—e.....—.A. Aii2... 0.. e.......... i •'''•Jt -r-- Th ,tea tise,irulb of this asserting may be darnsca, me "..- , . `,eraAe to happy to say that he lays it in his power to refer to + will be readily attended to nod grateestly ac k now l e dged. 'yogi : • . ........-, - - _ . o b ctit bto b oycotte d, 8 4, 4 1 1ra L iv e d ov e r b y 0n ,,,,. o f the tilst the &committee of the publication being on rbe 'tonality. tke quolitleotioni which Wkhalf.f pronated to state, form - , the basis 'a"u ^ ''" . 'v `;',"""-- : 7 - „ . prices of the London Moheis will Sod km elif ly Welded/10 in of our go! ettisiikNK , and faenisseitiesce arab sueli-thiq Intimation is 1. played adstoricieng to tome runic. Toth:titers' of fi cers .Professiel Nett. fie therefore easy puhliily offers it to ilsave , the country, as well as the most emporium peosett ske precud- gi f /Ils be twa r : ex hi t tn4d:rie"AMl Om*, tureaissaitedbX rotas,' ; an d so kli erse h a tt h av e th e c h o i ce pit h er of seri, i who nii idpostiltg istvdtr thls oldititiaa trioraie. og or in week. In short, ats pains or ex IMI Nall a.. A. li. Ng. ti.tirct! ' Q"bet ' ' ' Ley bk Pellet dcg • ' Petwe 14$11 br "sued 1° of 11 10/ 411 1 talog;eleeftecrecy ai d Jt gidar ' at . Ibel ! retur„iag 46 ,pfeet or .140 ~..,... ~i, z . L oa d • ‘ . cps 1r w :Mire wan cgiate i it_ ___t t ___,.......... metimeal eacouragetnent and to s 01 . * . • al4Mdsdi • .. . ... ~, .. .. their . families. 'lids decree applies '' ' w ill ' a a ' l '7 -0 , 4 1e -raigteg 84 4 110 : 00 Mg =.. s MINAS". gliel %Wm, Nos let Midionipitiessei 49ottili to all' officers, sobalterus, soldiers, Bud sailors . s • -.., • •• . . . .. • . • rr....% ... )•• . • ..c... . .. . 1 ...:, ..., 24!4;•-•••:•:-• ....• ,-3..:. iir.s; ,b4 , - , e • J t •fi e5.....-i sr: ..i. . • • I- I•'-' 1 .' 'I '......: ,• -' •,, . ... . . •• • ...—,.. " - . - . , • , ~ . , .;, • ... 4 ,.. • -,- .• •...0 • - •,,. ,:•••• f...• ~ . ••.4- - •'' ' • ••• • - . . \ • ,• . .. , , . .• - ..... . . • . „ • 4., k. . • .• . . . . ...-.. . ..., „ • . • an y , ~. . .. •. - ' • thy _ r .a. 5i...•-• ~. - • . -... ....;.•• ,:, !!). it • 1,1 ' 4 ' !WI