The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-01 00:00:00

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Romilly, A TREATISE on the ABUSE& of rthe LAWS; XX. and particularly In ACTIONS by A ftIeEST, in which the following subjects are coosiderd, r--The Arrest—Thu Ertiortiolos of the Sheriff —The Spunging.house--Rail-.- Judgeo's Chambers—Surrender to the KIK% liench--Tbe Syw ten of the Pris.on—Warrant of Attorney—Sham Plea-4nds ment—lineestion— Writ of Error—camishistion—Witneeps.-• artlisthitat *4"P for; 4 4 , ' *MR& or liciaweY. I V;-Al $ -rt: : TT pfrii , Kr; coureetieteloped- the advantages which the Jwo na tions ought twderive from ti air union, .and mAstrtret the Norwegian people to obedience and kletkplso, their new Sovereign ; after which he read in srojtee 0 . dible voice from the pulpit, the proclamatiou of hiss . ; Majesty to - the Norwegian nation, of whickeeitenew.• is subjoined. :t., This day a proposition at the Ling Inances has been communicated to de ; wilt-termiakte the labours of the actual probably he dissolved on the 16th o • two*, three days after which 0 . 11 Royal :deport' for rikockkolm. Uhl Halal Highness has every reason fied with the good spirit that reigns among , bitints of Christiania, and the Members of the Diet ; it spreadsitself fusther and further, to the ez tremities of the kingdom ; and new hopes, strength ened by the general satisfaction which the presence of the Prince . produces, have alreodyolocceeded to the former prejudices which alone opposed the union with Sweden. . ~. ;, 4,,; The Swedish army has been on its rattrolt i llonsp4 ward. for these two days. At Frederickshall, his Royal Highness addiessed *proclamation (sibjeined) • to his troops. Accept the assurance of the high cemsideration, with ~ which I have the honour to be t &c. &O. . . • • We, Charles, by thdt Grace of God, King of She. den, Norway, of •the Goths and Vandals, &c. Duke of Schleswig-Holstein, of Stormaric and. Dittmarsen, Count of Oktenburgh and Delos*. horst, &c. t i• TO ALL OUR SUBJECTS INIIABITTNO.TIII`KINtio • DON OF NORWAY We now perform a duty dear to oar begirt in sc." qoainting you that the National Diet of the kiegdont:: of Norway having, on the 4th roll. unanimously tie. knowledged and. elected us Constitbtional King-eft Norway, we yesterday, by the heeds of our.well. beloved Soo, Charles John, Crown Prince of Swep and Generalissimo of eke' sad . . Fittoptioltietatt., Nov. 6.—The, King of Swe. . den, Chitties XIII., was elected unanimously and proclaimed King of Norway, the day before yest teellay, by the Diet assembled at Christiania. •"" I send you the subjoined copy of a dispitch ad.' drsissed by the Conunissismers of the King, at the " Norwegian. Diet, to the Prince Royal, to ioforti - him of the election of the Kingi. and also the copy or a letter which ,the Norwegian Counril of Stat. , wrote to his Royal Highness immediately after CM • lection si— pOr of *.DiiITATCS PROM THE NINO'S COMMIS , . NINIIIIIiNZAS, DAVID CAIRISTIANIA, NOV. 4, 1814. 1 ' Sia s —We have at length the happiness of being Ate to aaeounce to your Royal Highness, that the i . King has just been solemnly and unanimously pro. claimed King of Norway: A deputation of the , Assembly has this moment informed us of it, arid' tee are unwilling for a single instant to delay the Ceimactuicatios et, this, treat news to your Royal ' Art ,-.. election was made by the " appel nominal." .1 A. deputation of seven members is about to welt , to your Royal Highness, and will set out early to k 'narrow morning. We presume, to hope . for . your .. t. ' gays% Highness's speedy arrival. 1 Inptaying your Royal Highness to receive gruel 'oly Our humble felicitations upon this important event, which sets the veal to your glory in assuring the. destiny of Sweden, we trust you will conde t • , wend to accept with favour the first fruits of our gra ? Wade, which we offer in the name of our fellow .l citizens, and of .posterity. . We remain, Sze. ._ ii! ,:.1•; '. ~ exiseerning Oa . s • e r 4Oserably. It .j i at Diet, which of nest mentb ::' ii lligline.SB ildij % i - - . . .• 0a v.: 40 , . , Is on to lie : N101. 0 - - • 1 imong the ham- I~"►~ Court. Occ. &r: By JAMES PIP,ARE. 4 • 'An Altnrney of twenty years practice in LOIAS and who has served the °See of Under-Sheriff of Londoe a Mddiesex. THE SAXON AND THE GAEL. Just phi shed. in Four Yids. duodecimo. price Ooe Guinea in boards. THE SAXON and the GAEL; or, the Northern Itetropolib: including a View of the Lowland an/ High land Chancier. the Author of " Wendy." Loudon : Panned fbr Them Tegz, No. 111, Chetnasidtt ; Anasolh No. 51, New Boad-street ; and J. Dkk, Mb- • nousA N D I of esiutiegimin 44111 iiitee rt zes hale &Oared, IRS* ailltoit Mot" Air as nsosths,.lise bald places hemline, Inwood with Isniro••• Genllemen wearing powder owihr to me Prince's Rosin Oil is. • stead of pessimism, or mixed will; pessimism, as it is well knows thht powder makes halt dry. hill of or rurn.grei but Princes Russia Oil is mach a ooswilherro shelsolr. if sued coasters when drat hog, not a hair will fail of or taro grey. The ROYAL FAMILY, and the Nobiliss. Gentry, and the Public In- ger•eral, may rely na Prince's Rawls 011. Is the best and whnlesoorest Oil for she hair of Lune", Gssi• Omen, and Children ; and if used coostastly, ma a hair wilt I fall of or turn grey and makes weak and shiSt hair grow thick. and lung • render,. dry or harsh hair soft; where hair has got thin or billet, if the Jena Coats reirdiii, will' he brewed ; pro. , MIN!, eyll•brows, whisker., and keeps real 4 !Om hair ia curl. There will lo fClnre be no other but largo ibid-ninths soli), Om Guises a Bootle ; Two Batiks for Two' Pounds t or fin • for Five Pounds. Observe, each Guinea Bottle castoffs the quantity elite eight shilling Moretti *bleb is a saving of 19s. • 'Zsulies and Genties;en will be mire particular, whea paying akkinen, to hove Prince's Genuine Russia Oil. parents. Guardia' us. and Governesww, ore informed that each PURSUANT to a Decree of this 'High Court or, Chancery, made is a elope. SCALlUkairainst TRAPP, the Creditors, Legatees, sad Asioslionts of ..1011,11 SCALES, f orm erly of Whitechapei,..in the Parish of Aldgate, in the Cosnty of Middlesex, Butcher, deceased, afterwards of Plaistow, in the Gaudy of Essex. ai.d late , of the Parish of Ticthatst, in the County of Kent Os ho died no or about she Iht tiny of July, 111117), are forthwith so now is nod prove their Debts, and cl ion their Legacies and Annuities, before John c ara pheffi, oto of the blasters of she said Osisere, at his Alice, is Snalltamplon-tatildings„ e t harsery-lane. base" or in deft .alt thereof they will be es chtdd the betwit of the said Decree. & lIPAIrAND ARTIN'S REM.. JAPAN BLACKING. for HE Public are teapeetfully informed, that the A. above &dale taratinams to be issannfuctu:ed in its genuine purity and egcelleare, at the Original Manufactory, No. 91 2 . High Holborn g ARC) as trust of ,tbe impositions lately practised their name have been put down by the interference of the law. the public • aced no other routing than ..lverving the old Label, winch :tales it to be made by D.gy and Martin, 97, High Hajborn. To Mow N lin have been duped by purchasing a spurious sort, and who may have supposed an alteratkin bad taken pla • in - the imatifa. tote of the Mucking. D. and M. ttWs to dee! ire, fearireter has been prepared precisely of the Mat ingrediests, awl by the same proportions. Nile Is. id. per horde.—No Half-pluts made. • (Mined) - 'YI. NOSE'VELAD, G. DE WETTERSTEDT, • B. VON STATEN, A. G. !COINER, 0. F. wIESEN, G. D. WALLEItIUS. ONC. V. ROSENSTEIN, COPY OP A LETTER ADDRESSED BY THE NORWEGIAN Mine* Rothe eontaiss F ive Mate Bottles. find by /ening ef '7 - - - - 'COUNCIL Or nits err Ht! ROYAL HIGHNESS TIM den and _Jrway, , any Druggist °mere Phials, they easy separate it lain five. _....cretISSIDIO 0. -SM., - t ,--.• : risme SOUL, DIANN CSUUSTIANI A, NOV. 4 , I land forces of both kingdoms, deposited :will ihee Sold Wholesale, Retail, and for Espies-twine, by the sole Proprietor, Mr. Prince, John.street. Oxford•street. London tint ' Diet our oath to govern the kingdom of Norway i and by Mr. Smith. Pe rfumer to his Majesty, 7lfyiklimoßoads. 'SIR,' PRINCE ROYAL or SWEnist AND or Non- I according to its constitution and its lawii, and ris* street; Hewlett., Perfumer to her Majesty, Tiehhorne- - B e tts out informed of the unanimous reso- ceased the oath of the Diet to us and to thaewastie. Ba.ley and file*. Perfumer; to the Prince erd Prioress. eel , irk. /1:' Duke not Duchess of York. Cock-per-street ;,,Harding 4, 1 , lotion of the actual Diet of Norway to offer the tut ion. Pall-Mall ; Newberry. 43, Si. Pa h.. Paul s Churr.a r g g it ' e i. Crown of the kingdom to his Majesty King Charles The - great object of our wishes is thus accomplish- Bow tieurch•yaid ; nareely 93. Fleet-rkei ; Hatter , 4, Cheoptille ; I.:die/tide, 66. Si. N ma un Charch.yArd ; tom. 330, ' XIII., an his legitimate descendants, the under. affixed ed, and the last seal is axed to the union of the Strand; Ba. on. ISO.Oxfortiaareet t be ry mid JIIIIII,IIII, I lrettk- tatted hasten to- announce to youi Royal Highness : two nations of the Scandinavian Peninsula. street ; Well4oBl and float. 439, thrusted; D.eti-.w' ee ekes- of the issu e thedeliberations of the Diet, although ' Norwegians ! henceforward you have sacred claims street ; Ryer. 65. Clteupside.; B ait and Tun. Rob.ll Es. .a change; 1314 sic and Dowding. ti ilishery ; Richard Sothe. 16. deputation from the representatives of the nation on our heart and on our paternal solicitude. Your Dame.ette..t. Dublin ; and by most PeoleiPal Pethwien' alk i will set nut to-morrow with the same object. ! fidelity and attachment will be the return for the Mrdi. ins Venders. CAUTION—IS the safest way to attack Impostors, ' lln fulfitling this duty, we take the opp o rtu nit y of new duties which we have to fulfil towards ) ou, and /Am . peetenting our most humble homage to your Royal th e mo st s atisfactor y reward which a g ood Kiog can g w .,„ before the lard-Mayor at the 114ausinst-house, don. ins the ?lab Nov., IBM !bat Mr. Prince, or 3.aimarreet„ illightsess, the adopted son of the august Muter , desire. Oxford-street, is the original Proprietor of the Ramie Oil; ' "hoist the Norwegian nation has given us. The fundamental law whic • --- • i h year Representatives awit-ofter hpudiog liassossibowhidt coo be proved It, she. in ol'lse love of the public welfare, and the retnem.l i have adopted in concert with our Commissioners, Pneprietors of the principal Newspapers to lossilnerowa -Mho t" hi, nto-1 respectable Wholesale Perfumers aai• Medicine Von brance of a sacred promise, 'are the principles which lend which we hate solemnly received and approved, tiers, it must be confessed it is villas) of Ray peeves to coaster. i have guided the steps of the Council of State ; and ' will serve as a guafantee both of your tights and yenir fait. . since the will of the nation has absolved us from our future posterity. There are ninny who have used Russia Oil without N.Dak. on 1 in - timid aiming imposed upon by impostors, who sold them anterior obligations, we shall make it our sacred I Bear in mind that theoevalvahloblessiep are Owl,' counterfeit ; therefore be particular In ILA for Prince's Russia duty to merit the confidence of a aovernment whose :to be preferred by respect for religion and social' pt ; and if any Perfumer, Medicine Vender, or Hair-dresser, , eche Russia Oil, under any pretence whatever. that is mot paternal intentions are already so well known to as. `order, and that the sanctity of rights always vexed moors-'., are impostor., as selling couaterfeits to their cos- It is with these sentiments that the Council of State !on the faithful performance of the duties thereto at. lefliert. ventures to beseech . your Royal Highness to receive leached. . graciously the sincere assurances of the most re - I W e a re aware of the difficulties which we have to MATRIMONY. spectfel submission with which we have the honour i surmount ; hut we entertain the consoling hope, NO Disorders have contributed more essentially to subscribe ourselves, that, seconded by the intelligence and energy of pe es destiny Ilynooseal happineos thin those which are the censequence of %meow ded pleasure. People it( s -citizens, we shall be enabled successively to el— ector:mon to the ..lirioe of Wedlock. but where the Conetitetion (Cried) ROSEN CRANTZ, A ALS. face the remembrance and the effects of a long and has hero-tainted by disease, a renovation sf stability is iadis- Z. COLLET. 1). J. STEGLRMANN. disastrous war. provably requisite. bONLRIIJ ELM, . Teents. years 'hive we deemed our practice to the exclusive It is by encouraging egriculture, by to cow. treatment of the fallowing disorders, and the stierenfol result of Chriettania. Nov. 13. merce uninterrupted activity, that the public welfare our plait goys, ii, adlitional ardour to oppose, tifi far as we are SIR,—IIis Highness the Prince Royal; accom- will gradually resume new strength. The union he. able. the ravage() or those complaints a hick are the most im portant in the catalogue of bunion infirmities. partied by Prince Oscar, set out from Fredei ickshall swoon Sweden and Norway collecting in one mass the After Mitiation mitt every hnisschos Nos, Surgeons,we formed on the Bth inst; for Christiania. At Sooner, where hitherto divided powers of the two kingdom. , for a wish, as an early proem! of practice , to re s tm e isclividenls I train the ignorance of iss.edimite d ,„u, or s h e equa ll y d aage „, u , the line of demarcation passed, the Norwegian re. ; D i s h es the most powerful motive and the surest means precipitancy of general practiti ri. giment of Sunnanfyall was under arms, and his for obtaining peace. The nations of the Scandina. The disorders to the cure sit whirls we have devoted OUT al 1 Roy al Highness passed it in review. Gen. Ahren- vian Peninsula have within themselves strength to lentims c 1111 l ;Aire every species of Venereal infection; all kinds , fe lt • o r Debility, w limber arising from the habits of sebool.bova or 1 received him half a league in advance of Moss. defend their independence and their laws. Beyond the indulgent-les of materer ate; that •dernottemeth of the sys- ' He passed the night in that town. its limits they have no real advantage to expect. ton n n women e ach is called Barrenness or rill:Sterty 4 Seminal Nest day his Royal Highness continued his jour- May Providence bless our paternal efforts for weaks, Giros, Oestruetions to the Urethra rk kilstit Side tures, whether recent or of lung Murtha°, and which have ney. Gen. Sejerstedt came to render his homage at your happiness. Union of heart and of resolution, baffled the Will of other practimwrs, sire by our regent L, 41. 1 half a league from Christiania • and Col. Hegerman, , obedience to the laws, energy against oppressiott— prore, 111.1110 f treatment e ff ectually and permanently cairn, t Chief of the Garrison, received the Prince at the en- ! such are the surest foundations of the existence of %tame the patient suffering the eicruciating pain anti alarm- 1 T he States Mg Hemorrhage which frequently foliows the application of : trance of the capital, which was illuminated. ' Slates :itis by them that the North, amidst all fua the luniir MIMIC. In the course i.f our extensive practice in ! Members of the Council of State, P res id en t of the 1 titre vicissitudes, will maintain its name, its liberty, this metropolis, numerous cases of strictures have been and are the Swelling, the civil and military authorities, WON : and glory, defended by the. sea and its mountains, daily ander our care, the total eradication ..f which is effected by a safe, certain. and expeditious mode of cut e,.superinr to assembled at the castle to receive his Hord Highness. , and by . the courage of its sons. any other yet adopted. The weakness. • relay:aim, and de. I Os; the 10th, the Prince repaired in state to the - By the authority of my most gracious Sovereign bility, proceeding from this complaint. are speedily removed, . and the patient restored to seuitd and vigorous health. But ! Hall of the Diet. His procession was composed of 'and L o rd, _ where the debility has for years etisied, a proper pone- ' the Councillors of State, the Commissioners of the to our restorative remedies is indispessably rermisire, . • Christiania, Nov. 11, 18 . 14. SALUTARY ADVICE, as QUACKERY it tke DEATH ver a6 c . e l,, gamm a e th e King, the Generals present at Christiania, and the - - of THOUSAN DS. ito revive the slumbering sparks of life, aad '' i . officers of his suite. Health restored, after having been improperly treated by Numerous Diseases are Ike result of ignorance or haste is she His Royal Highness delivered a tpeecb to the As- SPEEcR DELIVERED IT Ins ROYAL HIGHNESS THE terate pretenders. treatment of a simple Gooorrbea, and it not mafregoemily hap- clitollN PRINCE TE! TILE NATIONAL DIET OP NOIL M ESSRS. COOPER and Co. Surgeons, Char- i pens that the seed, of life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an Se MI- constitution. mbly, which is annexed hereto, and which was te ktite Howe, Orritt Charloyc.str.et, Blackfriars'-road, • unguarded hour. By a superior method such compleiuts are peated . by Prince Oscar in the Swedish language.— WAY, NOV. 10. appetite RuwLied Hill's Chapel, during 30 years regular roe- ! easily cured; and even where others have failed. we trust that . when this wa s finished , the Assembly on the invite. GENTLEMEN ,—The King has seen the wishes im age. can titer that thousands foil victims year l y to a certain we may presume to oiler a radical re-estahlt,hosent. i " cum lashed which he has tett ceased to form for the complosus, owing to improper treatment, which have caused Few, lotwever, are the cases of complicated distress Is this lion o f the President took the oath of fidelity to the happiness and independence of the Scandinavian &manses, with blotches on the head, face, and body; dim- ''disorder , compared with the calamitous situation of mee, who, tries in the Sight, noise in the ears, deafens, strictores, obstinate from an indelgeure in • solitary bla r e the prevalent aet Ring, each with one band uplifted. This act was • Peninsula : its two nations , have abjured their long sleets, nudes on the shin bones, ulterated sore throat. excre- of a fashionable life, acquire that of debility whit it :b e e s 0 owbyhisßoyal highness givingtothe resi tll ed and unfortunate _anim . osities, and in future will know Kences on the near, pactornal pains in the head land limbs (fee- ,unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the dent the declaration by which his Majesty promises no other rivalry but in their love for their common wady mistaken, and often fatally treated as rheumatism), miliappy su ff erer hri.,4o over his misery. but carethily cooceals to with ti train of other diseases; at last dropsy en 4 UfS• with a his rowthnomes. it may be some came:won for him its knoll, govern the Norwegian nation according to the country. In concurring towards this great object s • general debility, and decay of the contlitotion, orginating from that although it hi an object of doubt or uncertainty with other laws . after which his Royal Highness left the AS r reatlemen, you have acquired sacred claims to the &dreadful disease lurkleg Bathe habit, or the improper use of prectitioners, the removal of these deficieuries by the gradual I no bl y) and returned to Christiania, accompanied es i regard of his Majesty, and to the gratitude of your mercury ; and *filch Disorder frequently appears years after.progress of esonvottlon is the acquirement of our ex e anti too often through the finer whinges of their little koder ftherites of Becalm :or Venn have beauty to reduc P e= i before. . and unuffending offspring in the unstispeeting parent. • engem - , much anxiety will be prevented by an early emote,- His Royal Highness presided at a Sitting s tal the Sellow-citizens. hleisrs. Cooper and Cu. who have been regularly bred to action of this languid mate, and in these eases no great difficulty . Council of State on the Ilth, when the members look 1. - The double glory has been reserved to the King, slay profession (and their ex perteare ill the Motet disorders are twill sco ur . . unparalleled), are members us? the Royal Colleges of Surgeons MI Monte! Women, who have ton , been di . .. sanpointed in their the oath of fidelity to the King, and when his Excel- • of seeing two free nations present to him the crown Lod mu ; Edi n burgh ; and it n gratir.. inn to their feeliogs to expectations of a family, . say he assuFed, that is mootintlanees, , lefty the t mid-Marshal Count d ' Issas was invested by their spontaneous and unanimous wishes. - To. anomatre that they have melted very many cif their fellow- such defects are curabk by medical shill. ' with the dignity of Stadtholder of the Kingdom of wards the Swedes he never set up the rights Of his creatures from the above drendfal direr tern (alter others, sod i Patients halite Cautery are regretted to sate the parties 1 ,, T ___ - birth ; and in like manner he preferred to thus, even hespitahi, trod hotel), which huadri . ds can te•tify.. . ; bus o f their case, age, and manlier 4 living, Mclean* a Bag Samoa Cooper encco. arecoaselteti daily from ten till eight, Note for Advice and Medicines; and the ma t e g lebe f or warded 1 On the 13th a solemn Te Deum was celebrated in claims which themes [ solemn treaties ltad given him, by either sex, eunlldentially ; or by letters, post paid, inclosiog to, oily part of the Kingdom. Is orway. the cathedral church of Christiania, to return thanks the titles more pleasing and dear to his heart which ' a runittance, when medicines, and the best advice, will be sent The secrecy which is so essential to our undertaking, sod the for the union of the two kingdoms, at which their he might derive from your affections. The King has to any part is? town or country. i which we have presumed to Coe , rang the basis N.B. The Pies and Fssela.cared willow , burning or rotting. (111 " liaca4kw " of our pretessioos, and incoiniideace with steeirthis intimation is Royal Highnesses, with the Ki n 's Commissioner!, always wished that the Norwegians and Swedes, al and thaw who ar.our ender she inlet distr. wing caws of deteli given, that Messrs. Currie staid Co. may be coosalted ley pahents the Civil and Military Authorities and the whole being equal in rights , - should enjoy the same consti s ty(flom whatever cense, whether javeolle litikteree i r., or .'her - up e ith e r sex with the greatest secrecy and boaour, al their body of the Deputies to the Diet, assisted. Doctor tional bene fi ts; and the new fundsmentsl law which h he) . red not rbeepair, if they sieplV le Mow. %Awl''' . """ h ouse , N o , 107, liation.gareen. co.. Charlotte 14 7 .41 W, Charlotte-street, °Waite Rowland I I Sec h o Bishop of Agferahoni in an eloquent die s have adopted io - 't ui h the King. will UM'. Chapel, Biaddriare- sued. CURRIS sag Co. SurgeOlN t NO. 1()7, Elalloalardea. . • . MIL A. *RADLEY, Middle W.iv.street 9 Gootreo-squarr, ibmedne, wilfnalisfy the most mmiptelous enquirer as to the natheuticity of a Friend uf his deriving great .1 hcitelit from the CORDIAL RA LM of IiILEAD, in a teeere & o rd e r ar the oemons, bilious, mut flatulent kind, with which j ' be had hero king ailLeted. Mr R. Pieres, High street, flinningiutsa, roaches for the iatawising cute of a Gentlem in long in a deep Decline, having ! I taken eve bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. The spi • itreanal al. appetite .. f the young min were visible and "eel materially i•aprovrd ; and by cootinaing the use of it a few weeks longer. lie was, with God% hies:one, and to the great comfort and astaaitbment of his fussily and friends, restored to perfect health. Mr. B. Boothittd, lif Panterniet. reports of a man in that we g htvilliftAti , 47,-4'avrt the sir at - tidily. lobo 11 id the appear mice of labodring and( • that avast dasigerous disease, the Phthi..is Ylitarionutis: • r Csnisumptinn. lie hail a considerable degree of hectic lever. profwgt night-sweats. expectorat ..ouch, and was reduced to a state of extreme debilitv. Ifni ii had the best medical advice he amid procure, w ith at b'eldmit relief, he hail reroone to the Cordial Bales of Gilead ; persevering the use of it, all the unfavne table symptoms gradually abated, and he has attained a •04ariacs state of health. Govereasaet Secatity against Counterfeits. besides a saving of One Bottle ior Four. The Cordial Baba of Gilead is sold in bottles, prier lig. each s or the qaantity of four in one Fatally . Bottle for 38... on which one lls.liottle is saved, dot. included; the stamp mf wbiih bears the Proprietor's name and addrem iu the engraving, " Semi. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate a birli is felony; gad this privilege of is particular set if plates for his stem hal been granted to Dr. Solomon. by favour of his Ma jesty'sps Himourable Comealssioaers of Stamp Duties, purposely ta *were the Public against C , enterfeits a rinse else are genuine. Sold bY Satistri Leigh, No. 18, Strand; SuUnn and Co. (bite Dicey arid Salem), Bow Church-% ard ; Bacon and Cn. No. 150, Osfoed-street. London; Brodie and Dowding., Salisbury ; A. Smith, Pei flamer. North Bridie, Edinburgh; Martin Keene, NIL f. Ctillege green; at Davison No. 1, Parliament-street. and of Maps. E. Newbury and S.in,Distilin ; and retail, by all Medicine 'Venders in the United Kingdom. Some Disorders have been many years in proceeding to such a degree of nialignaner us (swot be eradicated in a few wicks : shetef•rt it is in order to encourage steady petseverance ito ilw sse Of Keeper menus that Dr. Solomon lien adopted the plan of Nis:Kozel. With three large SSs. Comity Bottles, containing he rpm sity of Twelve at Ils. packed tip safe for she enemies.. *Dr a Pt er-pound Rank-nine, Which U. 12 . is saved,; vide I' Geld./ to llealth." As DP. Solomon's Practice is vow become to peat and es tenure., that his constant rngagemcuts require a conriderahle pastime of his time and attendance. he expects. when consulted the amid compliment tic One Pound; hot all written emir, or letters-of advice, and uaaccomponicil with an order for medi ciue.aati remittance, to tr answered hit leisure, are required to enclose only H,df a Guinea. Drafts may he obtained at any payable Liverptml, fir small sums of money, whicli is a sure mode of etinveynare.—Such letters should, for safetrh he thus dirreied :•—" Money Letter. Dr. Sot on, Gl lend ilame, near List , ' pool. Paid double potence." 4 Letters may be addressed to X. Z. or A. B. nt th e Post Offit, ti.l called for. Persons who do mot wish to hare their Wits known, may have. their Boars directed W. Z. to be left at till called far. CHARLES JOHN. FISCHER. -; ~! .r r•!.. t . '' - .:rr:~:iti ~ ~~,a~iil~F_ • • t 411 dth&.• -I - • slit• you have adopted in concert ni h the • . , • • - • THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LABR. HIS present present EVENING, Dec. I s 'bele • • MajestieV Servants will perforin MACBETH. mar.petb, Pit. t Lady Macbeth; Mrs. Bartley. " • To said be added, • Tito new Matical Ha wane, la two Arts, called THE NINTH STAITE: Or, THE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAD. The flnnts to he three at half pant the &clack, to he lm at haWnart six. ' • • • Jams, ;a. i Second price 93. 6d.—Pit, 9s. ed.; Second /NW. Ll'wee naitkrY. S. t Scriod Price, le.-Upper Garry. Is.; 'Swami Aire. id. • THEATRE-R (1 AL, COrII.I43OAItORN. T HIS present EVENING, :Dec.. I, 'volt posdormell. JULIPS C/ESAIL Marc dater, Mr. Conway ; Bruhn, Mr. Remitle; Cmdmip Mr. Yelling; Parris, lira. Reseed. To whieb wtlj spiiiipe, TIIE MILLER AARHIS taus. is. • Second Pries b. Ss. 84. ; Seceed ro t e s Galtyy, b. USW Price. be—Upper G a llery. Ir.; o f l'r dkt... A Private N o: may be trarb at im at ag a s Mr. Drab, at the But - oche. ' - - ~~.~