The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-03 00:00:00

. ~•_ ,-~, ~"~ pruißgrv".P.kitinglriNNElll”l!‘ • ;--~ MI RFT 77 , "77 ~:~ ~, - -, I , • t • 1 No; SOlO. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURy-LANK. • TH LS present KVENING, Oct. 3, their Mniroire 4i , rryttwit will perf"rm THE CHILD OF NATURE. ,phi, by ts Yining Lily. being her fin it appearance on nny Stage. After which, THE 'MAGPIE; Or. THE MAID OF VALAISFAU. Prime!pal characters by Mr. Mito , len. Mr. Dowtoo., Mr. Pope, Mr. Bormutl, Mr. KnigW , Miss Kelly. To whir.% VI ill he 'MASA, • TUE REVIEW. 'IONS CURED. C(YN1 , 111 Tkersday, Merekinat of Venire: Shs, luck, Mr. Dow leo (be. I DE hi. 6 st appearance in tam! clusructer). Sontites: Tat fieixar, 9 Opera. Th Menttgers have 10 rino.stiore. that Miss N=sth, frond BSA, ;4 eng,t2e.t tar few nights at ilaib Theatre. and will make ger Aro appearassee in tlie.ceurse of a fortified. s'nt ts.osta. tu 14.0/sewed us belt past Ilvit o'clock. to 'hes OA At %Rif - gi 2 Note!, is.; Second Pelee 61.—Pit, Ss. 6d.; Seetwid Prise, 2s. 101Wsr Gabery, Sz. ; Second Price, l4.—Upper 4.111er5..15. 4 Settststi 6d. A PROFESSIONAL M A N,%rho through an ex tensive prae:ice in the above 1) sense, bps• been so fortu nate ns in discover a Medicine thud is an infalible Cure for Cramimplions; by whirh Medicine be has cured Many when given over by eminent Physicians, and when in the last stage of a Coasumplinn, ntienled ' with cough, spitting of blood, sod edematous swellings of .the feet, &c.. Though the troth of this assertion may be doubled, the Advertiser is happy snotty r tkat he isaa it in his rider to refer io those he has cured, and when given over by some of ii !best Professional Men; he therefore now publicly offers ii tr those who toe labolaing un der this nithicting Disease. Letters (po-t pribl) addressed for A. B. No. G. Great Qseber , street, New-rOad. Mary-le.bonne, losmiliti, will have immediate attention; and where attendance us riven every day (Sundays excepted), from 11l tor: in•the forenoon. MI RATA ILO kill., COVENT-GARDEN. • 1110-MOHROW 'EVENING, Oct. 4, will nerfortabd. JANE SHORE. • • L. , rd Hastings, Mr. Young a,,,150e Shore, Min O'Neill. To which will be addrd, THE MAGPIE, or TILE MAID. Gerald, Mr. Fairest; Everard, hr. Barrytnnre; Henry, Mr. ,\ hot; Brahmin, Mr. Vtiley ; Justic..! of the Village, Mr. Bhnehnrd Martin, Mr. Liston; Bertrand, Mr. Atkins; Dir.,. Gerald, Mrs. Davenport; Annette, Miss S. Bu.:th. A CURIOSITY. jk.GENTLEMAN, about 70, whose Heir :ea Whiskers were thin and quite grey. has now as beautiful a head of hair aed whiskers as a yoong person of SO. J. Watts, about 70 years of age, of No. IL etranby . .epbee. dechcres that for more than 30 years past his hair and whiskers have been gradually getting .grey, ntlast he hail not a siegle dark bajr remaining, but by the use .or Ptt t Nors •1 m pRo V I.; I) DYE, his hair iv changed Os a fine dark brown, to the astonishment of .his family anti. numeenus acqu.iisoonreQ. As there is no doubt lowly will disbelieve the wonderful ellicacy of it, the Gentleman hat :gives peirroisstatt (for the god the Proprietor and Public in genera)) to those who wish ro satisfy themselves of the above fact, to call n o him at his hou-e, w here tory will have ocular demonstration. Teinture approver. de Prince, pour changer intinediatement los chetreux Geis au Rouxi•ainsi gee les favoris 'ea tate - couteur . , foacee, bruise ou nolo e. FOUND OUT AV L'AST. GREY HAIR A ,ED CA REOTY Will *1( ERS, CHAN_GED IMMEDIATELY TO DARK BROWN ok BLAME. 'Princes Improved Dye, peepired with spirits, which is the only innocent and. whole-sine Dye. ever discovered in the 'verse fdr making red or grey hair oh the head, •or on day oftt . er place, dark or black in a few minutes. iluodreds of Ladles who used to wear false hair. because their own became grey, •wear now their own hair, rabid, gives the youthful appearance •as w he., at twenty sears of age. Also thou ands of Gentlemen • who hail grey nod carroty whiskers, which was a great :dis boatsmenr to them, are now quite pleru.cd. a., Crum the.use of Prince's Dee, their w hiskers h,ve quite dark. An. Lady or Gentleman doubting the above, by calling on the . Proprietur, will in a few alitaltei be convinced of its eel racy. Observe. there are several spurious Dyes for changing the hair now selling. which, are I,repared with caustic lime, mer eury, &c. ; they are (bagel ous to 'use, •itud Injurioas to die lee tith. The following are the ill effects that ;tenons have erperienred fro.. using Dyes for the Hair •propared frith lime, memory, and retook t—A Lady, who had used a. Dye prepared with wws steamily* kid tip for months with a cold, from trotting a cabbage leaf to her head, to prevent the lime with which the Ds eis prepared front burning her head. Also a Gentremmi, who had used the same Dye for his whiskers, got deaf from using a cabbage-leaf. Also persons. who have used Dyes pre- pared with nietcury, have not only had their teeth loosened, but sustained many other injuries ; and Dyes prepared with caustic are well known not only to be Opinion to the health. hut born She hair and turn it purple. But Prince's Dye,. pre , pared is ith spirits, not only changes the hair, and dries in a few ;ninnies, also strengthens anti thicket* the hair and whis kers. Be particular to ask for Prince') Improved Dye. One Poona a bottle, or a large battle, contaioing the quantity of silo small, for Five Pounds, urn dozen large bottle+ for Fifly ! .. Pounds. Directions are sealed up with each bottle, so that any one can e their owu hair with ease, pleasstre,sustl secrecy, in a few inipotes. CA UT lON.—As mast ialo:thle article+ are counterfeited byl unprincipled persons, in order to deceive this Public, ttiey copy ins a Ivertlsements and hills, and advertke Compl.silioMs •r a sitnilar purpose ; therefore be particular to risk for Prince's Improved Dye; and observe, it is a red rover, with his name, `• Prince," on the wrapper and seals of each bottle, without, it is nit genuine, and cataint answer the purpose. To accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen that reside in any part of the countrs, by inctostog the money In a letter, send ing by po-t, ru Mc. Prince, John-street, Oxford-street. Lon dim, will mewl them by sea te.' of conch to any part of the king dom. It is so prepared as to keep in all climates, the older the better. Tharsday. Artaxerxes. Friday, The Tempest. hinter, 7e. ; Second Price 91 '6d.—Pit, S. 64. : Second Prite, Gallery, Y.. ; Second Price, b.—Upper GOlrre, h.; Second Price. fid. Harts for the Ponta to ►e token of Mr. Brandon, at the Bax•aliice, Mot-street, from teu till foul. A Private Goa inn) , he had nightly, ou application to Mr. Drnadoo, at the Box-olLee. THE MOST COMPLETE GF.NTLEMANN WATER PROOF FIAT, FOR ONE GUINEA ONLY, BOX, INCLUTIED. JDANOO, or 34, Upper . North-place, Gray'i . Intl-lane. nrnr .Provittesce (impel, the snie Investor of the SATIN BEA V I.lt HAT, begs in inform the Public. that after eight rears interne tippler dim', he lias brought ibis et. renew article to the, highest point of perfection, and be is now se.liog it for prompt payment, at the very low price of One Warn. The mimeo - owl Gentlemen who have given the above article a trisl, allow a o moo deride.) preteience to any Hat ever be fore offered in the P..htie. N. 11. Men', Silk /Ids, commonly called Potent, at Fifteen Shillor IMMENSE REDUCTION in the PRICES of .I. TCAS (C ail ' ' g e.tose; now on the Continent; o f the old and the r.ew Wartd), to he cleared tens, the •L:tst lodia Coga p4u3's Warebousesp Lots, or Fil.gle Chests, viz. s. d. s. d. Coneno Ted 5 K usually sald at 7 0 Superior Coogan 6 5 socially sold at 8 II Rest Coup s° 6 8 iuunity sold at 10 0 litsuclessmg Ten .. 8 2 usually told nt 11 0 ge,l B,lneliong 8 8 'woolly bald at I`2 , 0 Green Test 6 8 usually sold at 8• 0 Superior Greet, Tea ... 7 6 usually wild at 10 0 Fine Clre,•ai Ten 9 6 n.ually sold al 'l2 0 Foie 113 son Tea ..I`2 0 usually sold at 16 0 Sui.erior PO wrnz.m....12 6 usually sold at '2O 0 Ntimpli4 of Fib Pool& enth in be had on applitatittn to JOHN ItOnt;soN, Ten-hroier, 11road-street•but,dinr. Letie, to, past .aid. duly aisswerell. UNPARALLELED AND MAGNIFICIATLY GRAND I.OTTERY!*!! 147, OXFORLYSTAii H 0 DC E , jot'. Co. most resi ectrully beg leaev to retort' their u i ,cere thank,: to the Nobility and Public. fir the setts hheral;patroonge rotterred on theta 1.. the Lotteries r... rally fitti•hed,allii krl it.Rnite s„ti,tnction in 1;e1o2 able to re % sent far their perusal, the tun,t splendid Scheme for a Lottery ever eariciiirirtir 3 lot oten , e Prizes of £3o,t each of ..e40,0110.-2of XlllOl,- H of ..ElO.lO. &c. &c. with the further • estroarstitutr•t. rireatre4.lnre, that nlthou:th there ore but 13,00,1 Tirkets. even Purelorwr have the full chance of till the PVia''`•• "Ply" lainhte to 20.0C.0 Tickets, to he ilra•• n tlos.. 7th of: NOV F.NI itLR NEXT; Wring to the estresete riehoesg nod splethlottr of the Scheme, 1101)GFS and Co. particularly re•! contoured to the Nollltty and PuMlc au Immediate porciihte, as Tirkr's and Shores mill atoms, to a cerlainlv advance cur: irdeeibls n , prier, or heroine ultoget her iu.attoin3ble. Tickets mat Snares are now on Ol)ti LS, jun. norl :wre•ill ordersfruit the country. or • it.tniod alma reotitioss.e by P.ol.:talllce Order, or others hie, *ill be tir.taltintly rreeicekosalittotristalks attended to. 111rrehant , , C nlso Country SI! ipkeepers, will receive til•eral 4111., w wee. MAGNIFICEN'M.Y NOVEL LOTTERY! .nNLY 45,000 TicK.F:rs, Whirl bare the atone& 1 1- 7 of ALL the Ikrige. is the f•llowittg SCR EM E. of 'ACI)i) * Titkete. 11% this orr.mgenteat the:mount of PRIZES is in •deeated IViI‘THIIIII IN VALUE, Zilinve tiling Itoi ever before 'whited .1 Wheel with 13 9.:0 ficket., tii.d the THREE PRIZES of 030,001 inch, audJhe FOUR flltZt..B of 111*At.00.) each. MAY ALL BI DRAWN 7111 NOVEMBER. SC/1131E. L 5.. Priam or Xiti4Xlo SperCeot.Cor.4olsXlsl.(o 4 • 3 8 um ditto, tu )0 . See ditto, VP •••• 91 . :0 dill", .. ti . )IEI Mosley, 51,100 ill t flo ditto, - V.T'OI) %Id •td .0 Amounting, in St.ek nod Mooch to £314,100. ‘R ts, no well as TICKETS, of ALL the Stuck Prize?, .will leerie r their propnriiiin. rratuferred•to 1101ilurv, %I iab ouinnv Deditrtitm whatever. Tickets and share 4 are as Mine nt FITtSWS, the. Contrwrtnes 4, Coinlii;l and 9, Charing;-Cr , .. , , Land , in • who and Sold, in she etiptrurt just ended. N*. Vri/e of "eh Ow, three 44 .C 14.011, awl ' , even Gulden PI IZeS old in the Lottery which carded iu April, .. 0 11.L lbe I 4ree Prizei of soak nit. PHILLIIN •FiA hir, celebrated for the treat s-. mem of certain eninphints in nll theq stage,r, as well as Cr . ' the cure of those baneful disorderi isrouAlit on by a secret slce, from an extensive 'mortice has been enabled 14 pirrinve A t m, the enumitutiati of the patient n few prevailing diseases, Laid by his Own peculiar erode ttf treatment lug, at uioe4 a pre rminence in the cure of those rntoptlims, for is hid, he enjoys 15e rretilude of vast members, nmongst whom are persons of hi 4 b distinction. In nervous debility, arising from relasntinn of liw• system, produces% from exceive indul4ence, his practice h mmet with molese tureen than sham of a certain disease.— fledims not profess I. perform miracles, but ity . just in:Hence of troth to net consistent with lot dictates, and is consulted doily at his house, 6, Gerard-tdrect, Soho. • Letters from the country,. inclosing a remitt anc e f or advice tnedicines, will be [Mid respectfil attention to. Dr. Ladylr . BOTAW IC ESSENCE, had ' cebrteil for the cure nf ever, kind of nervous debilitv, may be of all Medicine Veodynt RS the bin eV? f Sllllitaric A. • • : 3 •?r Cent . . • • . ‘( 114 -: - • wk • • • • r_-= • , Fx • • ;:o itableartifit:a * • 2 " t 461 10. : r 0.1.. • • , I • 40 . . . • •., • • • • • ,•.;!,... • • L.ONDON, TUESDAY, OCTO.HtIt• 3 'MIS • • •„ 4 • ° xiea ;ox. • The Cause for odic* *Amos. in the bra syl N i* i l ia k is vAiN"i l iwi. • . . • • `4KING OF Pdtis. • • • ut - arrange: by the onom ca. NEW PAWPIILET.I • the fa- But while alum re, '• us with our not having • tt tarn, hastened to send ou r su., 'n to the King, °theca ak per blame as fur not having sub. tly defended -Paris. 'en I reply to the latter that we c. led Paris as long I t i • as it was possible to do so with out ' prom i s i ng th e tc , as of the inhabitants. Any otherp. th en *Pa r i t s hit would certainly have been able to.halit longer tit who would ever have jastified us is h. ' - riplPt th Ned to general massacre, to all the horror. - kit, A seed town, a capital which contains 600,000.1. • • • • US %1a ? IlgolesseteNhed fortided -only flag 'the Seine, which Is naturally fortified Ir, he f Montmartre and Belleville. Tilos leftsisto . -it r remained without tlefenee; the scrrOcelY t n , 'races of a fe w li nes fo rme d alfthet ked l e . it. I had mad e olleservations o'n'that• 'Ye "mperor; bet ho was pecsunded that gel 'ag attacked on the side . of the plain fin lowever, thetAlliechaging become iti iiiirt o t had passed the greater-pert to left bank :.and theology; having latest • every pa et•tow ..ectaset • ar, it want impossilaletAirdow - ; they 'night, thy.arrault s n instant hilltstertter . 1 'hey had failed in ar fir*, have- leteivei try -the leoreded. They had ommenettwith fresh `able moments for a Y, were ;obliged Its e.eatiets of the 1. 1 and'elways *o4' by. tae hott4e•of tr. inn .n.ast • 4.fi 'e coo. ti `ibded so %de an rat sf vita tits I f • n a tai thin chi ill 11f, ted ade eic St to . ast 5 re ern he: tint to 'A left tsio r it e of the ith the CI 'th Go Vr e losit nett it), eir he daft e o of b Dett thi tclia eel De ent the to ing I of anfit I, it Ion ( to near he fenc the the 'or t, sem, ris a 1 re 'arth tally Chet of wh, rho corn . nulu • - P' GERMAN PAPRRS. THE °TAKING OF PARIS. ' ' • ---....i4- • :—T Nunsmtiote, Sere. 22he following artangee !meet' are stat e d Id hhveheen agtbed upon by the • Allied Soxereigiss reepecting the 'dli s mbers of' the fa. Bat (tato"( estieoe's NEW rata P nL ET .l . while - some repteach us with our not having milt' of Bonaparte:-eTerome is to be at Elfwangen, t hastened to send our submission to the King, other, and the Government -is invited to take all proper , blame as fur not having sufficiently defeeded 'Paris. measures to prevent his leaving that place. Lucien I reply to the latter that we defended Paris as long may leave the citadel of Turin and go to Rome, if as it was p o s s ible t o d o so without compromising the i the Government of Rome will consent to it, fund ' at fate of the inhabitants. Any odoerphice then*Perie 'the tone thne, - engage not to let him or•hisfamily dee I would certainly have been able 'toehold bet longer : f but who would ever h ave j ust ifi e d us i s hatioctete part from the Papal d om i n i ons . L ou i s B onaparte 6 . also permitted to reside at Rome. Nothing is de., ! posed to general massacre, to all the horrors.ote cid e nmerein& • lllladease „ llertensia. Merit and , besieged town, a capital Which contains G00,000'160 • his titee tole alfiena to settle in Austria. The dividuels ?. momboafteNhid fortified -wile else 1 n e , • rpa eim i er miows. Joseph etr a h ie f ami l y to , batik of the Seine, which Is nate/ally fortified bye he lett* le /basic . i heights of Montmartre and Belleville. Tile. lefesistes. of the river remai ne d w ith out d e f ence; the seseeeeke Engibesd r essigns to the persons taken with , ible since, of a fe w li nes fo rme d slrthat bad perte I,olstee, of abode where they are t o rema i n on- percept der a strietgnard. he persons comprehended in the, !open done for it. I had made olleservations eta that Iteteld thleste of the 44th of Meeekerete .be eelitef' atsbject to the Emperor; bot he was pecso*ded that [and teritnied if •they ire•fOund in sfoeelgn mitineriei:.-ite world never be attacked on the side of the plain Thep 'Me to Imre :their chaice . o( bei n g con fi ne d *l n .of Montrouge. howeve r , theAlliechaying become ' prison, or delivered up.to the F r ench A ut h or i t ies..-jin"i"S of "St. Getrnein i , had passed the greater •por, • Tq hersons whohy the Royal De cree are 'entente*, ; of their forces t o th e left b ati k Lase ' ( b es i ege h ai l ** become fordable in stoic/it every pert•low.Attcemlst t tetbitiiittineht or who desire to leave F rance an d e . arblisrbrdied:4lllll passports,. dill be * admitted- in -the of the le wness of the water, it woe isuposaihleisaiweeer eiten the . cept thei r communications ; they "night, iliyAttseatt, Alateelme,RaissianOted Pennies dominions, ass i gae d fa h em : hive tendered thelneel ves i n an isestant litestetssef the 1 Mica 44 wee. lekvieg Abe. places - for %heir eraildeece. - .Bet cheer persons can ne d, un d er capital ; and suppose % ti ler th e y h a d f a il e d i n . w fir*, . tiny weettit whatever, be allowed to lire in Switzer. : eieleeentlittempt; they could have•letetved tar the ' lan rn% "Mailer Gertstan sttitis, or in the Nether- . Mese until they completely seeneeded. They had i theie reaeopen, could alway s reecommence with feed, *wait, !Stn. 90.-seWer hese at length authen- ' ' th t i nt tesiops, and ehoo:e the most favourable momeeti for sigom madam, from persons who we r e a ear attacks. IVe, on the Contrary, were ;obliged tp he continually on our g o a i dot all e he.ssettlets °fel, , fetertleykegeLetethee fortress. The N a ti ona l G uar d s , ; 86 4811 as the regular troops, have at length sob- ; immense circuit which we head to defend;, and-41,81y' !with the same t r oops, wor t nu t with fatigues by. tbe ninM . lsi the **ill of the 'King, the first ere disband. . forced marches they had m a d e s i nce the.f s e a l b a t t h ro f j ed,stilsaresedl • and Beat Individerally to their homes, lao4elestt Sonde Waterloo. Let it be iesegined what impr e tsi an.nea st ribe B last of the regular troops march. i lid 9qt. The, citieeqs monqt: gpard, .the .ga t e , itta : have bens made Open- the inhabitants by the ie ctpen, a ,pao can go through without °beta*:ems . tieual entrance of number of meneded Up , tut tie ' liiiettierips have tittered the place. The , s°ldievis who 'would soon have filled the lielPitels 1, :- eitfielsV:weeste'bith Stritsburgh. . , r and private hoisses,•without any other hope theta that • • The estideretionviticb hatbeen shown to thmetwo i of merely warthog off. for a few 'days' an inevitable fo4ersaes, Ishich.are so formidable te their . neigh. i ateetv ( The• Who knew s even whether the 'Mental 'n which . such proceeding must btore'oeeasigme boe/hood,, excites general admiration. sensatio would - not have basteeed the.. catestrophel• Who Seventy Eve thousand of the Russian troops re- at can say whether the troops the m sel v e s s wlteseefirlit limit* frolit:Fntitei•avlll pass'through tliis city. nets had aleeedy.been shake n , w ou ld hi v e b e e n a bl e , !:'''. ViItfaITAVIEPT:' 17 . .—. The Conti Gazette of to-day in that tumult, to prese r v e that un ity o f di sc ipli ne ''efolleilint4etweinaituletion of the fortress of Ass xonne, which it - lkad ItleLslotkad necessary to besiege, because which was so'necesstry•fer them 1 • -- • the Government had not dismissed the regular troops I Still the enemy constantly tidvarieed s • he eontieued at li silpulliftil In . tba. Convention with the French to envelop us; this airivel a yievisions begin tb be- Gbveroilliiint. It surrendered as 'soon as the bom- come difficult'; a corps of 40,000 Bavitriene*Oset •iiardrnent 'began:- In Ilutsingoen and Auxonne have flounced at Meaux, who were to templets 'the Immo found above 30Q pieces of artillery, 1000 cwt. blockade between the Seine arse the %Wee ;:niet of :powder, and other very considerable military 'enemy Occupied the height:sof lileutlisn'e enee Cont. effects. The whole is conveying to the Hereditary pletely surrounded, it woulli hare 'been. ha' Wig& States. . '• . .-.• , possible for us to debouch or to execute any -retreat; = ; Scliatetteusee, SEPT. 17.—0 n the .151,h, the Paris must havelierdeitef ai;cr,;eo - % ;60- the artily ;Duke of Basso's, .with two daughters, arrived here must have passed' ceder the ratedtee forkei'ilr have . from Baele,and. proceeded this morning to Memmen- been exterminated...' C‘l tehl know the& it, would gen.. . ! not have hesitated between honour an& exlatetice; ' LAUSANNE, SEPT. 19.-We are just informed that the resolution was taketi - toYorce a passage at any Feet - Satins has cepitelated to the Austrians, and is price, mid to retire behind the Loire, If theeneme occupied bYstitem ; and that the blockade of Fort continued to refuse a suspension of arms; and still . Jeul is raised. The garrison of Salina consisted if Geseial Blucher had announced that be would tree; .only 50 men, who matched out with the honou is c of for a suspension of arms only iii Paris; he wished to war, and had two cannon with them. . mike it the hest condition, that the whole army From Pontacleer we hearlhat the Governor of Be- 'Should deliver itself up. 'fart has received orders to evacuate that piece, and tb i . In this stereo( their the Government Commission deliver it op to the Austrian General Vellada. • convoked on the Ist of July an *Extraordinary As- FRANKFOItT, Strt. 2-I.—Yesterday afternoon, he- senility, to which were called the Marshals of France tweet) four and fire, we plainly heard the thunder of (not including the Minister of Way, • the Prince of the artillery from Ment4, which announced the so- - Ecktnutil, who could not attend, as.his preserci lemn entry of his Iligenese thd 'Archduke Charles was required with the army to make head ngalust thb Lint° that city , with his august Consort . • ''. I enemy), several General O ffi cers, as - well ortheiine The two Saxon wegintents of infantry of the re- as•of the artillery, and the Members ''composing -the serve have.also arrived here In-duty crops the envirene , * Committees of the Chambers of Peers and Represehe Of Strasburgh, andafter halting a (lay, will proceed tativei. The exposition of the situation of affair, to . Saeony; All the other Saxiits troops ire expected having been made nearly as it.is here stated (it Wee self the -ere MR. A. 131 LA DLE 17, 11 . 1i4d11. New-street, Gough-square, London, will satisfy the 111041 cerupulous ansluirer as to the outhcitticity tsf st 'Friend of his deriving creut beneat from the CORDIAL BA I t :11 of GILEAD, iii a .evere disorder of ihe nervmp:, bilious , add lalulent kiud, with whirfi he had hero long aelit ied. • Mr. F. Piercv. flirmingharn, vouches fir the _ Patin Wag eine 01 a Gentleman long in a deep Decline, !miring taken five bottles of the Ciiiitial Balm of Gilead. The spiritii, strength. and Nye:tie of the yoati,l mint were visible arid very asaterii3Olv 'novo% r4l ;and lb fottlitaling the use or it a few weeks lamer, hr wa., with Giul's hliliang, and to the great comfit' t tend aslotii:lnneut of his family and friends, restored to write, health. Mr. B. Bouthro. here or their return tetra.. , nip, who made it), the Marshals of France The French are trnu'ch surprised, as we learn from invited to give their opinions. They all declared. Paris, that .a 6th Prussian corps entered Trance.— that they helieved the city of Paris lust to he'sus e They know by this time that a 7th corps is also op celitible of a longer defence. The Duke of Dalmatia its march to Prance by the way of Liege. But how said, that on the side of St. Denis, the enemy bring will they be surprised when they hear that an Stb Mister of the Village of Aubervilliers, it became very 'the of Poi man in Ihni 4r. B. 1,........ iyd, 6.1 atilefract. reports of a tt I . . . • them _ - .- , _ __..... Even at an ear. danger:ova to remain behind the dike along 1.. nv.ighbour hood, about the ages of thirty, a t o t had the appear- I corps Is Pine to pay a v. 4 it• owe of faht'ertee: tin Inc that 1 , 30 1 tiangel nu , disetne. the Phthisis tier period they said they could not conceive how the I canal which joins St. Dellis to La Villette; that of pui:nonalis. or Comemption. Ile had a cowiderithle degree or King of Pitfall& I the enemy once forced this •dike, he could, without hectic lever, procure tiight-sweat-. ev pectorated 111401,1111(1.14as could procure all these soldiers. reduced to a state of extreme debilit Y. I hiving had - the hest lIEII.BIION, SEPT. 21,-4 is already known that difficulty, march immediately to the village of 'IA medical advice he could procure, a ith , ott obtaining relief, .he Jerome, late King of Westphalia, is at Eliwangen. Chapelle, and enter St. peplelnumise;li that t th it o b u o r ing tra j os! had recourse to the Cerrito! Balm of Gilead ; persevering in the g rithway abolcd, nod he ascot' it, all the unf a vourabl e s y m ptoms - r i s now set It set tl e d that é Wirtemberg , an. Austrian, by the barrier of bas attained a vi g orous state of health. I a nd a. Parisian Commandant will be sent to that possible besides to prevent him from ,communicat- Government Security nosing Counterfeits. besides a saving of pl ace . . • ' log from one aide of the river to the othe r , it , One Bustle in Four. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold is M tiles, price Its. each ; or 911 P frafl9;l9e of four in Oilr . ranlily . ' M ANNUM, . SEPT. 22.—The return of the Russian would not be practicable to oppose arty more resist. 11.. honk is saved, data included; troo p s Bottle far 33.. on which one from France through this city has already .lie. ance. The Prince of Essling said, that his defence of the:stomp of which hears the Proprietor's name and address is the engraving •• Sinai. Solution', Liverpool," to imitate which !kun. Yesterday several detachments arrived, some Genoa might give some idea of his tenacity, in main. , h felony ;sada this privilege of a particular set of Wok., for hi s :of 'which marched further, while the others remained Wiling posts which were confided to him ; but in the stamps has been granted to Or. Solomon. tsy favour of his M a . ! here. We ■ hove eiready a very considerable number situation, in which Paris was , it appeared to him inn. jetty's Honourable Connni,inner. of Stamp Duties, purpos e ly ; to secure the Public against Ceunterleits s /WOW else are genuine. ;of Russian Officers. Double the number .of troops possible . to defend it any longer, and he' thought Sold by Sonarl Leigh,No. 18, Strand; S u tton and Co. (late usually here are announced for to.day. The Russian there was . nothing to be done but to renew the mea. Dicey and Sutton), Bow Cburch-% ard ; Boron and Co. No. ! troons that _have bees hitherto here and in the fort sures already taken to 'obtain a suspension of arms. 13). o%l(rd-street, London: Brodie and Doliding, Salisbury; ; . t - . A. Smith, .Perfutner, North Bridge, Edinburgh; Marlin Keene, Rhine are likewise preparing tri . depait au . d join the . —The Duke of Dautzic was nearly of the same opi. No. 6, College green; nt Davisomti, Na. I, Parliament.street, ' other regiments as they pass through. . i nion ; adding, hOweier, that he did not believe it Rua of Mes , rs. F Newbury and Son, Dublin; and retail, by all _ __t_-__‘.., ...,______.. ' impossible to prolong the defence, if the.kirtifica. Medicine Veoders in the united Kingdom. MOHR; Disorder,. hnveheen many years in pretreetliag to such a &Arrest DI:ATM—On Sunday night, Mr. Downer, tions which had been begun in the plain of Mo.nrouge degr.-e of malignant-% its cannot he eradicated in a few weeks: •of CNIIIPLCOUPS, Fleet-street, went from his house its could be rapidly fi nished, and that eveiy endeavour therefine it is to order to encouracesteady perseverance In the use of proper means that. Ur. Solomon has adopted the plan o f , Islington to Pentotrillle Chapel, accompanied by his ought immediately to be made for that purpose. hies Bos e ., with three large 335. Family Bottles, containin g son and daughter. A few minutes after the service Same of the Members of the Assembly. who had not t fte quantity of Twelve nt Ils. packed up safe fur the cottony, for a Five- I ),mnd Ihusk-note, by which H. 12.. is saved; vide b egan , b he sunk down in his pew., seemingly lifeless, believed that the situatkin of Paris was so alarming, " Guide to Health." His daughter exclaimed, "011, my father!" and fell made different observations, and required this he. A s O r . Solomon's Practice 'snow become so great and es. terisige, that his' ciontant eagagemetits require n considerable down in a fi t. The daughter retired from her shock, fore pronouncing definitively, farther infentuation portion or his time an d nttendance.. he expects, when comul led but Mr. Downer was carried home a corpse. . should be obtained ; and it was finally resolved, that the usual compliment of one Pound; but all written uses, or , The two men who have beets apprehended on the ; the night following there should be held at the bead. letters of advice ( and unaccompanied with en order for mech. coast of France, and are now on their' way to Dar- ! quarters of La Villette, a Council of 'Defence, pre. tine and remittance, to be as wered et his leisure, are required to enclose only Half a Guinea . Drafts may be obtainedat ally naat gaol, on suspicion of having set fire to the house sided by the Prince of Eckmulsi, to which should be Post-office, payable at Liverpool, fie small MISS of money. of Miss Smith, at Herrington, near Sunderland, and invited all the Marshals of. France who were !hen at w hich is be On% a sure directed mode of conve!yone nnce.—Such letters shoul domon, , for - murdering the servant girl, are brorbers 9 -and the, Paris, and the Lientenant.Generals commindieg tbu safely. :—'" My Letter. Dr. Sol Gi lead. House, oear Liverpool. raid double paartge." • i Sots Of a respectable tenant of Miss Smith. I di ff erent corps of the army. The conclusions o f this , . • . • • i - *^' ' • t,K ..._ • 11 / 4 #4‘12•11;" . _ . 1 i. iii COUNTY FT RE-0 PIOE. SOUTIIAMPTON.STE ELT, STRAND. rausrEts. Duke of Ruthann, K. O. I End *f Upper ()morn Marquis of Buckingham, Ilfillinto Prised, EA'. M. P. Marquis of Northampton, S. Bernard Morland. Evq.M. P. Earl of Buckinghamshire, nod Sixty Directors. Managing Director—J. T. B. Beaumont. Esq. F. A .S. A PERMANENT CAPITAL of k h 400,000 provided for thr security of the Public, in addition to the Funetari.ing from the Premiums. Retains ..f 25 per Cent. have been paid to all us they have ji been insured seven years.