The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-06 00:00:00

No. 2908. THEATRK ROYAL, DRURY.LIN , .. 11 1 0 -MORROW EVENING, June 7, their Niko !tervnut. will erb.rm THE ItEVENGE. Ziogi, Mr. Kevin; tonoinra, Mk- L. Kelly. To whit, will , he niolvti. HONESTY 'S THE BE.tiT POLICY. ;46 4 Second Price 710. 6.l.—Pit, 3, 61. ; s•vnud (;nnerv, Is.; Second Price, lA.; Nevem! Price, 641. at F. It CH l NT TA Y LARS' SCIThOL. 4 NNI V IiItSARY DINN KR, FRIDAY, Jeri. 1), ...S. Ilia-past Four &Clark. fisy of .Lon Jon Towers. 1711111 s kl3‘. The Rrverenel Henry Pnyer, Speed Davies. Eq. U.C.1.. Henry Mills, Et..i. thivid Mane. Esq. Thortuas Gurney, Esq. IKapprn, Esq. Tirlirts.lss. each, may he .v. n.. 1, its U.UIII, at the liar of the MONEY. ASOLICITOR, belegaOtilorined to Inv out Money nit , easonahle and Ithertil Terms, off-rs the advance slO.retif in either great or small Stlftri, on the •41.curity of hlar r;:tre szeit:roneuts, Church Livings, Life litterevis to money • ... le i!, tM flaws of Trustees, or in the Funds. us also on neerot.l And Leaseh.ild Estates. % m ar. Ay Leiter. post-paid, or personally in Mr. W.. nt his. ()roe, No. 11, Chapel•plote, Heurietta-street, Cuventlish son ire. frome. Twelve till Four. TO RE SOLD. A CAPITAL. CABINET PIANO- FORTE, ile•erl% gon:1 ns new ; is a strung solid ifiraCul, and ,tan 4 t. 3 in nine, has two pedals and silk ire t, &r. is complete in ever, respet t. Shop price. 6 liminem. h'• a ild fir 33 (Limey:, May he seen from len to fur o'clock, al Mr. Watlen's, 5, Leicester• place. N. B. P4cliiag Caw, if required. three guineas. Also a gond ueenrid•hand gland Pi:ton-forte. by Brnadwood, at 29 guineas; and a sspiaie Prano-forte, al guineas. A NEW PATENT HAT. GALON and Co. have now to otter to the Pu'olic x SILK HAT, combining every requisite ra Hat ought to possess; it has all the appearance of the finest LA nor.' exquisite heaver. is equally light, will weir Mice as long, and is of a better shape, which it retains to olw last ; it n ill Deve r elta-,ge its colour, which is the most beautiful black I uor lose its gloss, if worn for seven years as Weather will veer in jure these Hats ; price Via. GALON and Co. Manufacturers, 424, Strand, corner of Bed foi4•4lreel.. Merchants and f)eal,rs,srbn wt •-b for Oluperior Silk Hats, will eon,* their twltrustoce u. noticing this Advertimement. ICHAILDSON, GO()DLUCK, and Co., Con. 'moor, for tkr-Irrem.s( s'pa't F.. LOTTERY. ,utouit the following Grand Schram to the Public— Coil- Prise+ le 410 Oak 45840. XAMO. 1.1 the STA ru :Ayr rEgy. iros.l (J IS, 1815, Which will be PAIDI In GOLD NUb.wt Detitietios. bCHENI ...3 .trf. . . ‘2O .CAO ....'era... X110,0(KI 3 1 1 , 9,0)) ....... .... Y.0(10 3 5 4 II)- 16 ti 1.5'0 !.s t ;tj Munk, 14 D.Ly 10 each.— Takeo. .ciau,av The Firiil-drawii £lO.OOO it ill have XlO,OOO care, snaking A Prize nf .C40,0*. The Secnitil-drawn will ,se £10,004.1 more. nuthicg nf~lil,lluU. The First-drawn ...elo.`oo will hate £lO,OOO snore, waking A Pear nr ‘20,000. PRIZES TO B PAID IN GOLD: The 10 Find-drawn Blauku, the Isl day, will each receive 10.1Guiorias in Gold, *tithing 2.003 GUINEAS IN GOLD! The Fortieth draws Pair, Cie tirot 4a.„ will receive 500.1 GUINEAS IN GOLD ! The Fifth, Tenth, an.l Fifseenth Blank.. the .eciind day, will each receive WM Gu'inens in Gold, istakin4 :AM GUINEAS IN GOLD! The Roth, 300, 40th, and alth drawn Bliislics, the third day, *ill each receive A 0 tt itt ca; is Gold. making Stloo GUI !4 EAS IN GOLD! Tickets mid Shiires are on Sale sit It ICHARDSON, GOODLUCE. find C 0.% Officer, Lornieill, and Coring the Kiotes Mew., Chntin,-,-r, LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, The CaOW fur mehiri ii.4I4PIIE, fell in the fickl, and Sratier died M the scaffold!" CMONDA TXDONIA N ASYLUM for Educating and 1 LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDI NARY AY, JUNES. ' 1 Satipirrting each Children tif Soldiers, Sailors, rindK 1, t- . vines, Natives of Sciolond, as c..anot he admitted into 'h.! ! Ilt , .yai familial asi of Chel.ea and toteenwleb, and or . iudigent • —........__ S midi Parents raid, hi in Loiwion, not entitled In Pa r.schial Foreirn Office, June 5. Relief. Lettrr4. of which the following are extracts, have been this The 'FIRST ANN IYERSs.P y ni %/ NM?, in the City, for ionraitsz received by lord Castlereagh front Edward Cooke, the BENEFIT of this INSTITUTION, will be held io the . Esq. ime of his Majesty's Under Seerelarie: of State f o r Co- City for London Tavern, M, Wed.:Midas, the 14th nf Jaw in 1. • rei g n Affairs, dated at which the LORD MAY Olt, ;., C:iief Nlagistnite, wilt lire. side. their Royal Highnesses the Dukes. f K ENT nod SUS• S EN, awl the Vice•Presideins, a. line muter his Lordship. The folh.wirig °vatic:nen have already signified their inten tion to he Steward:: Jitho Atkins, Csq. AI P John J. Halford, E-q. Sir Th.,. Baring, Bart. M. P. George Irsinr,, Esq. Charles Barclay, EA. M. i'. Illomns King, Feat. John Blackburn, Esq. Mr. Siteriff Leigh John William Buckle, Esq. James Liadtio, P.m. John Bwhell, Esq. Berston I..ng, F.sq. Thoina , Bainhridge, Esq. Wilier' M'Kerrell, Esq. Richardson Borrailaile, Esq. Donald M•Leitti, E.q. Cal. S. A. Ranfiel Will Thomas Maltby, Lsit. James Campbell. Esq. John klaheiley, EA. George Cowie, Esq.- Willi:nil Ms ilisk, Esq. N. P. David Cunningham. Esq. Patrick Milne, Esq. M. P. Crawford Davison. Esq. Tanmas Murdoch, F..q. Samuel Diana E.q. Mon Macke. air., Esq. IlnrrN A. Douglas, Es 1. Claud Neiloni, Coq. Edward Dawn, C... 1. Charles Parish, Esq. Jos. lirveridge Du,.,•:,.1, E.q. Sir .1. ['erring, Bort. N. P. James Dunlap, L,q. J L ebo Piney, Esq. James Elmslie. Esq. ' . 'Loran% Pagan, Esq. William Fairlie. Esq• Join, Pear-e, Esq. Eduard Forster, T:sq. Mr. Shen[' ft,...) , George Eraser, F-q. Tannins Reid. Lsq. Hems Fulton, Esq. Alexander Itindall. Esq. Richard Fennell, Esq. Benjamin Shaw, E-q. M. P. Alexander Gillespie. Esq. William Straehan, E-q. Mango Gilmore, Esq. Charles Sather - I.nd, Esq. Ilitgh Gray, EN. John Turnbull, Esq. Jeremiah Harman, Esq. James Walker. Esq. Alexander Harper, Esq. David Pike Watts, Esq. George Hatboro, E.q. George Yining, Esq. David Hunter, Esq. Tickets, One Gaines each, to be had of the Stewards, and at the Err of the Tavern. JOITN 11A LT, See. Caledonian Asylum Office, Covent-grirdesi Chaimbeis, Juror 5. Subscriptions cnntin'e in be reeeivel rii ;he flonkiou-1 of Alesars. 7 !somas Coons and Co. ; 11 soars. Poston. Cnrkerell, l'raill, and Co.; Ale Ar.. T' urn ttttt , Free, and Down t Messrs. Marsh, Sibbald, and Co. ; Messr.. DI II .ends nod ; Slesses. Heroics. Forquh.ir, nod C... ; Noel. Tt-mplar, and C r. ; Messrs. Smith. P:iyste, and Smith t 111e5r4s. Prescott, Colo , and Co. ; Meo.•s.iNtorelarsd, Ransom, aid Co. i by fist- N rriorttll Ranks of Se..ilaild and by 3..bn Gals. 1.14. betwors s 44; Weymaietli•steeet, Porriald.ploce. Rome,a Via della Croci, Alay 20. I inclose copies of military reports from Colonel Church, who Is employed under General Nugent, to the 18th inst. by Lord Stewart'sprections. On Tuesday last, I went to Civita Veichia. ssith the view of communicating with Lord &mouth in !his passage from Genoa to Naples. On Thursday evening his Lordship's Hag appeared in the offing, with four sail of the line, and I sent on board, and put him in popession of all details u . pau Which he proceeded forthwith to the Bay of Naples, where he !! must have arrived this morning. The Berwick, of 74 guns, Captain Bruce, came to ' Civita Vecchia on Saturday : finding that a Fiench frigate had gone, into Gaeta, probably with a vi ew o f carrying o ff the Bonaparte family, he proceeded, by my desire, eq Tuesday evening in order to blockade Gaeta. • A Neapolitan General arrived at Civita Vecchia on 1 1 Wednesday from P.itermo, which he left the Bth ; ' lie reported to me, that the .had left Palermo . for Messier' ;• apt! that the British and Sicilian troops were ready to embark. Letters had been sent from General Nugent and Lord Barghersh, by Terrncitia and Ponca to General M‘Farlane, advising the de barkation to be as near Naples us possible.. If Lord Borcherslea dispatches - have arrived, your Lordship will bare been informed that the Doc de Gallo had iuireisdered two sail of the line, and the whole arsenal of Naples, by capitulation, to Captain" Campbell, of the Tremendous, on his threatening to bombard the o cily. • The aceeents herewith sent will prove satisfactorily to your Lordship, that the war is on the eve of being successfully terminated. The Neapolitan army does not support the cause of Murat, much less the people, who tecelwed the Allied troops as liberators, and are merely tuitions for - the restorative of their ancient stir[ legitimate • Sovereigns, being exasperated and disgusted with all the vexations, deceptions. aad per fidies of Murat. I have sent the originals of Colonel Church's re• ports to Lord Stewart, at Vienna. I most sincerely congratulate your Lordship on the prospeet of so early and happy a termination to the projects of Murat. A - RMY LW NAPIXS. Head-Quarur4 of Gonorni Cnnnt Nugent, Bib(Mar of Asei., May Ifi. MT LORD,—My last report, dated Rome, the 11th inst. stated the march of General Count Nugerit's corps from Va!mouton., in the Roman States, on Firentine, and towards the frontier of the kingdom of Naples : the enemy retiring before him, and only engaging in partial combat occasionally, has since that period (seen driven beyond the Garigliano, as far back as St. Germano, a distance or thirty miles from his frontier, followed by the advance guard, close to that town. On the 14th, Marshal Murat having arrived in person at St. Germano, anal the ~my being consi. j derably reinforced, he advanced ng-ain from St. Ger. manu, and drove back the tadv,iece.guard of this army ; the same evening he attacked the out-posts at all points, anal surrounded them 's ith great supe riority of numbers ; notwithstanding which, the gallantry of the troops was such, that every de. tached guard lint only cut its way through the ene• my, but brought in a number of prioiners, to the amount of three or four haandred. The attack of ' tha out.posts was not followed n, , as we haat reason to expect, by a sea ious oper:: ion against our positron at Ceprana, on the Garigliano, in expectation of which the troops remained the g reater part of the day in order of battle. On th e 15111, the enemy began again to retire ; his movement was then plainly ascertained to he a manteuvre to cover and facilitate the escape of Marshal Maarat to Capita, who arrived at St. Germano, Kith only three or tour officers, aid a few dragoons, and left it again in a couple of hours. Towards sun-set on the same day, General Nugent resumed the offensive, nntwithstaading the disparity of numbers, the enemy having near 10,000- men : dossing the Gat igliano oat a hi idge thaown over it, to replace that burnt by the French General Man heig, when he sacked and buret the uefortutiate town of Ceprano, be pursued his mach on the road Oswald, Sr. Germano, and bivoustred under the little tow a of Arco, whence this report is dated. General Manheis has been joined by the Minister at War, McDonald, and it is probable that their com bined force will occupy this night a position on the Melia, a few miles from this camp. On the line of operations of Gen. Count Nugent, the right occupies Monte Corvo, Fondi, and Itri, and the left wends as far as Isola and Sora. have great satisfaction in informing your Lord ship of the loyal disposition of the inhabitants of this part of the country, where the cockade of the legiti mate Sovereign is universally worn. . The army will advance again to-morrow, and the details of its progress transmitted to your Lordship as soon as St. Germano is occupied, or w combat ac cepted. I have the honour to be, Sze. (Side.) C. CHURCH. !UN Eurelleety lietzteraits:.Georr.ll Lord Stewkri, G. C. B. &. &C. Vienna. •••M••••••• ARMY OF NAPIrS. Heild•vatter, (1,1 ern! Count Nugent, Sq.* Germano Mqv 17 1 1816. . . . . - , . My LORD,—My last dispatch, dated from the bireutsc of Ards, brought the details of the opera tions of General Count Nugent's up to the date of the 15th instant. ' • t ~~ ~.. • ,r" - ~. ~_. •. , . MEW r~~~ . rap*rmi • • N • --• • t . tv•At 4 - - ► • '4.411111P, `• 9 e/ „. . "41-1 • iVr 'T. Oat. . - - • ; I 5)11 " • to ir io at ,PR,ICE eidir I have now the satisfactitn to inform vrar d_ ship, since that period, g series of bold and rapid movements, on the part of that G°i eral, hay been . crowned v. ith the most complete success, awhile enemy's army opposed to hint detest , :i totolly, dispersed. On the night of the 15th, the advanced -0 M moved forward from the camp of Arco on the road towards San Germano, having the enemy in front, strongly poited on the banks of Or MON ; dining the night, however, he retreated to -San aermilni), breaking down the bridge acres that . river. No. time was lost. in 'throwing a bridge over the Nielfg, and at ten o'clock on the morning of the 16th, it was crossed by the infantry ; the cavalry In (lie mean tune having passed it where it was fordable for horses. On the same day before day-:ight, Gen. Nugent. advanced his whole corps to 'he Melia, and having there received a reinforceme•tt of hussars and chase seurs, he marched forward in order of battle to at tnrk the enemy at San dermano, whereshe units forces of Macdonald, Mattheis. and Pignetelli lean taken post. A small corps of ..dvancst had marched. from iltiotte Corr° to turn the enemy's left flank, and which had already got behind his position, dud. An armed inhabitants of the village of Piedemnnte, with a few soldiers, possessed themselves of the. strong •position of the Convent of Monte Casino, upon the mountain witch proterts the fie,. 1 1 ..t0k of San Germano; the army at the same time atfrancetr , upon the high road, preceded by the %hole of ft:: ' Tuscan cavalry, and some squadrons of hussars. — On the approach of the troops, the enemy. declined file combat, and - hastily abandoned his• position, leaving behind him many ptisoners and Ae:ertets,.. end fell back to the village of Mignano, nine s distant from this place; San Germano was in cor.- sequence immediately occupied by the Allied trecps. The taking of San Germano was hut the prelude to a movement which terminated gloriously for this . army, in the total annihilation of the enemy's corps opposed to it. In the position of Mignano, where his whole force was again united, he was attacked at midnight by the advance guard commanded by Baron d'Aspre, without about seven or eight hundred men, the dark ness of the hour preventing him from ascertaining the• strength of the attacking corps, the enemy's troops after a few discharges of _musketry were to tally routed, saving only his cavalry and artillery. fn this attack, singularly successful and highly cre ditable to Baron d'Aspre and the troops under his orders, above one thansand prisoners have been made, a quantity of arms and military equipments taken, and the whole of the enemy's infantry dis. persed. Deserters, in companies of hundreds, have come iu and are hourly joining this camp. This brilliant affair has concluded the operations of Count Nugent in this quarter, in which he has destroyed the army called the Army of the Interior, with a force originally very infetior to that of the enemy. During the last ten days, the NP* pnlitan army has lost at least from six to seven thousand risen ; and the whole norther of this army (alluding solely to the army opposed to General Nugent) escaped from the general overthrow. cannot amount to more than seven hundred. In the coarse of . this General's movements, commencing at Pistoia, he has, at different periods, defeated the enemy's Ge nerals Ctrascosa, Manheis, I.ivron, Macdonald, and the two Pignatellis, besides others ; and not even • the presence of 'Marshal Murt himself, at flan Ger mano, on the 15th, could prevent the destrw,cion of his army, and consequently the ruin of his au thority. General Count Nugent's . head-q . narters arc at M:*- nano, from whence I have returned and forward this report ; and the column of his right wing. which ad vanced from Terracina, occupies Mole di Gaeta, the enemy having retired over the Garigliano, and burnt the bridge.--I have the honour•to be, lice. (Signed) G. cIiURCII. His Excellency Lieutenant-General Lord Stewart. G. C. B. etc. &r. Vienna. ' ; ARMY OF NAPLBB. dead-quirterv, Myna:mot Cojaniello (rear Chivi), may ie. MY LORD,--i had the Witmer to transmit term'. Lordship a report, dated yesterday, with details of the oceupation of St. Germano, and of the defeat of the enemy at Mignatio ; I have now to report tire junction of the *bole Atictrian force, under the com. mend of Feneral Baron Bianchi, at this camp. Ca. janiello being the angle of the junction of the high roads leading from Borne, Aquila, anti Pescara to Capua and Naples. The different divisions Com. minded by the Generals Nugent, Mohr, Neyperg, and D'Eckart, form fur the moment but one corps, the advanced guard of which, under General Stahremberg, is at Calvi. The shattered and wretched remains of the•enemy's army, which little more than, a mouth ago hlatshal Murat published to the worlil as consisting of eighty thousand combatants, is now reduced to a corps perhaps not amounting to eight thousand effective men, including the detachments of Invalids Gendarmerie, Civic Guards, &c. draw n from Naples 411(1 the provinces ; with this force, broken in spirit, the majority of which detest the cause of the usurper, it appears that Marshal Murat 1.01 take post ib and ahttut Capers, until finally over. is helmed by the suls,i , rb and victorious army which will now surround him in every direstion. Having but this motnolit reached the general head. quarters with General Nugent's corps, I cannot yet state which of the Austrian corps will march on Naples by Cuijagga and Caserta, nor which will blockade the enemy's position of Clod*, and in the pre,ent state of affairs . it seems immaterial ; the great object being now to care the ca r ital f•-on any rising of tie poieuce,• and the boesequeuces that might ~. I . 1 . • . • • .14 *a' & . f• • , t • f 1 • "; 1 S t • CHILUIdI 1111 EU PA eke. CHILBLAIN~ ate prevented from Breaking, and their tormenting itching net itith removed by HEAD'S ESSENCE OF MUS 1*..% 11, unive.. l ll, ...seewed for its eXtranrdillary Llenry in Wren iiiii tom., Go u ty Alkaline, and Complaints of the Shonaeh ; hut is beer the. certain remedy has hreu unkmiwit„ or neelected. and th have actually trulte, WH FA IFS FAMILY CERATE will eine the pain, and very , predily he.. 11 them. This ('ersue is eynill) Arm-liens fur o:1 ill-emidstinned Sore., Sure Lem, Scorhntie IrkitptSons, Illorette.:, Pimple , . It isig vrorms. Shales, lirettkinc , -ant on tpe F.cr. nuil Eyelids, Sre and 14111.81 mi K e. , Sic 11 , ask. mid other Mohr Humours. The ESSENCE: OF 1l(; STAR I) is perbart mint acute, prowtrntiog. and I remedy io the world, coring the wirereq Sprains pod Pro's , ' in I,s. than half time wkeo by any other Liniment or Endiroralmn, ahm heals Cass, Prenritire4 frown Shorn instiniamtv. Mai:‘ "uu.rlu!l, ApliliSOF , , Ac Mith incredible Neill:V s witlntut salon or pool. ipreventior, ion:limn:l6es% and feorrin:, and i. rgv:flly useful nt the saripos acriiti tit , o f 'hurl ii 1.. a en. me-tie remedy of 4101 intiminnum e‘cellence and this, no family sea-Rile is, it. swum comfort o t onht ever be wilts.: nut it. Prepared only, and soli! by R. Johnston. Amitlwrarv. 15, Greek -street, Soho, London. The fi—a us' c Pill , . at `2s. 9d. each ; the aerate tarn) 24. Sol• ; and may be had of steer Medicine Vender in the Un•ted K median. The Genuine has it Black Ink Stamp, with the name of IL Jahn-ton inverted on it. HINTS ON THE EFFICACY AND VIRTUF.s lW SO LOMON'd CELLBRA MD CORDIAL MAL3I or Gl- THIS inestimable ,Medicine having risen in re putt to fist very piimarle of Caine, it is now swivel - Nally resorted to for it. bcoign health-restoring quid ices in cowls of weukness mind Bunt, perhalw. with i s *irtues, m t hay itir primped that intere.to; •• Goile•te Health" (w he but few indeed is i be ;moles d to sa-k, want is *lie Bailin of (Wend fit for ? —W hat couti , loint duds t rare—F.. answer this it will tie net:vs.:try to " Hold up the Mirror t., '.,lure." Let those who are afflicted iii the fallowing manner reflect in the en;lLe that'produced such lineniA upon the *. rvholesna.r :• p petite- and poweis of life :"—disoi deie stomach. dry Tiiktll!•So in the voice. honriemos, sliminess of breath exercise, and relaxation of the whole system. These of dieted with pitlene-s. !impir of the eves. weakness of sight or amatory, should take time In coloidee Linneus's advice. that •• vouch is the important period for forming a rehtt,t rotntitm thin," and that " nothing is to be drelideli SO much as prelim. ture The foundation of a hapoy old age a a good row slitution in youth; temperance and moder.itioa at that age are passports to happy old age. !iodine:: can be better described time the words of Atm.lrnng •• For want of timely care Millions have died of tord;rithle wounds." Far sorb mo olac,e, then, a hi 4 healing Balm iv sati!able. Cora pflaintv Aided under the calm-lean appellation) or .Nervous nod Gothoimptiye are its proper climax—the one it still eradiente, the other *lll he cured bylts influence. Th- Balm of Gilead has produced more good in tlai, country thaw any a.crlicioe since the f. natation of u Nla feria Aledica. It en. iehe- the blood with out intirmine its brace: without stimulating too vlolomtly the IWIAI.II , system s frees anal dashurthea- the ‘iscern anal .other Im portant organ, ; resolve. oh.truesioarc, and throws off viprill strong Murmur: s stn neaten: the rrneral habit. nail ha hags hark the muscular fibres to their witurai and healthy tome ; St $s cateuLdrd to produce, in a romideratele degree, all PI :any of these effects, so it moo, under certain mooditieations and se strietiolaw, be equally adapted far the rare of every •pecie, of decay. _ . This medicine has been mirommonly zurceafill with voting people. who have the appeartace and stir of old i,zr ; who are pair, ant:Mate, hemisohed, stupid, and even imbrrile ; bodies are heroine bent, whose less are is.. I nger able hi ears r them : who have nn utter distaste fisr every lidag, or are 1 ,, 1a11% incapacitated. Where the sit ark is freirentls disordered the body is weakened ; palrt.rtt bodily deca,, and emaciation Decreed, and the eves sink into the bend. TheCardial Balm of (Mead. in Modes. price lis. each. er form in one family bottle fur 335. by which One Us. bunk is sated, dutv included. %VIII) each bottle I. given a ropions Dill of Dire(li..n., contaisati4 select illu.trations of the effiracy of these medicities, re I wci...neest label or stamp of w hich has the words " Sand. Miltsinou, I iserpool," engraved in its official impression, and is uniformly pasted 011 the cork of eachb„tt lr. All When{ are counterfeit,. 5..1.1 by Samuel Leib, Nn. 14, Sif3llll ; %titan and en. (law Dicey rual Sutton), Ilitsv Church. ‘ a r a g Ft,l.nawl Ugg. 1341. 0116.1d -5111.14, 1•01)di , U ; lirudir rind Dowduic, Siali:hury ; A. Smith, tierfumer, I(...eire, No. t, Collegleltreell ; nt 1)..•.,m'5, No. I. Pii,li.imeni—treci: awl or glen-n.. F. Newbury on.l SOON Dublin; nud omit Alcdi due Vender, in Eitrnior and America. •4 11 Dr. Solomon, whets euhsulted, r:ttects fee of (Are Payoff, to wllOOl Such leiteis abould, for .ufetv, br title., directed— __ " Money Letter. Dr. S•ilionon, near Liver pool. Pttill tiouhlr SUN.:MOIL ADVICE. yr is of the first consequence to ascertain on A. whose talents mid integrity a Arne reliance may be placed in ailliction. Messrs. CURRIE and Co.. Sorer...its at e 333 i 3 Innen And high profe,iiiiial ott.- i finnents, Meotbers of the Royal ColleLles of Loudon au.l Edit.hurlll, present to the Pat. lie the result of 90 years r %;wrienre in the Cues of Yen-rent CemitLont ,, , and those Detiiiities a n d Deficiencies which not HEALTH AND lIAPPINMSS. Wl...intently prevent int vtohitter the matrimonial suite. In the IN alt cases of nervous debility, relaxation, various gradations, remit infection to constituted Imes, tour, lowness of apirile. otwarl wastinvs, trenthlim: of the their In fitment command. very atria a .peedv. atal always : 1 hotds, oppreution sit the Oleg. stomach, Dr. V E . 4 iU in E, radical cure. In duhse, cane,, their long nod well•arrntic.d _ ten ,and iefallihle es perience [lves then, A promptitude of dech , iiiti two strit , PS , n he relied on.— the Patient from being merrwialized nut of existeire. or hay thout infiamimr ; ii. hi, constiintion onder.iiiiseil, and the vital prim-tole de4lll)V. eirtect and Itorieo- rd by a lab - bi, but irmaimi% disease. or n MUM .t.ol fatal coati , stren;thens. Hod (knee in shallow pretenders. In Nernius V milder lee h er „ t h e or t. R.•181‘11 And Agony a the Organ.. ari.ong from e/ire , •:%.• use, or by what- todultfetue. lo,nlubt toil. climates, or solitary senootiity, dl. it i ene.t s olicitude practice gives new life and energy to the sy -tern. even in ra•es ; mut tae t which are verging am despair. Strictures And other derange. ~- is, that he ran, aunts of the Urethra they remove in I.noild I etVectool man reef' itwlividael of arr. Slight and recent cases of Venereal Infection sure cur, r 1 Alledl nervous, that in the Mort pe•iod of twn days. To the Female Sett it s. ill ariahly efficacious. he eon:illicit knew/ Mu they may he cored of those Llet No If, New ties which defeat ectoceptimi, mid •up the foundatiou of c.w.o. -on, 159. Os lord• foal felicity. Patients treated with candoor, delicacy, and Holborn; Rich- niVIOII/14C Win. V. , rid all other Me- Mend's. CU and Cs. way be consulted every day, tit four in one for their house. ltn, Ilattinhgarden. Nervous," am, • Letter. f the Country. stating minutely the cafe, published, mid mot's of living, &e. nu 1 encloeing a remittance for Ads 'cc and t sold by Pat- , Medicines., will lir steosed with studiutnatomtioa. :c 10, kJ atiou-gankii. ~ _ ..~: ~~ ~'• ti celebrated TON IC R t;N11: Y is a s , •vereign ii l triti"--11 is in fart Ihr only modiejne IWit It forllfk9l witYeol mitimila•ilie. atimates with it pro 1111 l tes the reproduci:ol of smh‘tars, Rtes the vascular sy.te.n. it %I replenishes the entire hodY. icitever nt:ty hart tiwil CAMe of these ni-,,rtler, lot.. ever itiveterab ever 51 , 11; , in54s IVs ~, , jere of most eat with the tintialip) wtkrer, is toobtain relief; heartfelt igratilirmitieu of the Prop. iptor ' i life cot..ciestiously and with enisfiOenee. a.edre eve* , either see, subject to nnv of the s% mimetic. medieine ie OS perfectl , afe ov it env:at:it 8 Id wholesale nod retell by the Proprietor, tit Red b. 11.4c00, 4 ' e et ; Sutton, cnnwr of H 103 . sirand z 11,4 1 ,.., R o yal Le, ititi.ge; ard diclue V e. i ers, p:ice Ills. 611. lies ket ;or fs 3 .5• duty/ iecluded. " Or. Venrl ' s Advi..e I , i the ; is decidedly the mast useful medical essav ever ; '541 herrait with nvidit) by cla.s.es nf %oriels k "'s 1 4 ' i) leet-greet p tail all Beakicllc is,wrirc Plogiff:aa. . 4 ..... \