The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-06 00:00:00

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NEW WORKS BY SkERWOOD- AND 00. ra,Tllll. \ - '... dijjijigifies t tik ;.. . - - • BLOWS ONCE IN ONC HUNDRED YEARS. • . • .:, - , .:• . 1 .% , ,11.415L1111 'NTS 1,61 to , sun , an . lems‘inhie *eight -...thaY * itiesPiikea 'lilt • • . . A COLD•ATRIPED AMERICAN ALOE, NOSTER-ROW.- .." .• , i r 34- D. • • , i w i t h ins , Flowering Stems, representing the , present Jut pindished, price*, , „. . • PRACTICAL TREATISE . o the, GRA, #stssior Isms-.bsysaso. ItiNr4Stsl l e Lil f. ttlr s llll~© Sictee:i . ‘.,, r; '' • - ~.. ~..„4 601, . illenrat Mini priftee t littildituooli 401F1Mtill .. . . . • NI uii i iiii Ili Iwo ise. . ' I°l'6° Aim, Mich as it, 1 4 0 b 41 0 --ifti = i tt ~.. : -' n ~.ry megnificent and wonderful Plant, called BON Al• A TIOLA. as a Remedy for Nerwitionad . t etatirtimmees • L ,4111lievent muses ; itnd, Me . beilieffiebt ' . i Pa KT s•,, ~ en, s pecimen, and the largest plant of the kind ever de-tbe Lungs, viz. -Conitioptioa, Asthesit. . Ctiontketioein Vie some disytencivithoeght it our duty UP COMIlln- tained have been ',Warded 'llty One -11116111 4 ilee4l/44111t . 1 seen lit tbi' country. Couch ; contaioing full directions for its , a. . - . *deice temtbe , ideate to Ale , .7. • •") .. • . so hr viewed at Mr. Cochran's. Argyle 'objects of Air. Diet, Clothing , in thee. 0'" '" futlibeser sehtiments epon tbn,,sabjoct . .astaa r ti,,,amee,d 4 b, a c ce • ko s tbd• ;• • :,.- ,: 0 , - - - aim curiosities Nursery, opposite the Church. Paddington-greets, Edgeware- By RICHARD RILECI4.III i . et., the COllomial.Embamassments, which ' occurred • v 4 14, • '• ea o u r c ol iciagoein timesSiseensteg - t,... • ~,.' . ; Physician to the Pbthisictil D ry. iof sae ' 6 mem- le this cite hivereiven. the subject of our Public :the Ole': is fai es they regard --* - ...- . . ; road. Admittatice to each Is. • cal Gurr, and die. ' ' • ....„ - . 1 The Si tab Edition, enlarned comet - . 111.6 d. onidit Out aftetilion. 'in our commercial situa. cossanoig oh thereef fo r the., *044 . . • , , .... . A CATALOGUE Of DRUGS (IN CT (1H), specify. .440 mach ' ' . OO etiillhilitr'atiOn since ; and although eadeeel oat G r l ll ig bruithii Bali - ton 't . ''4 ...1 1, 4i l it . COCIIII ANE respectfully informs the km their Properties, Doses to Cheep* osal the proper lier lomat ttabliettatlens - Wert, in some respects,, tot aw - jegjesteseomperted:•tossii - '.* • public, that he will SELL hr . AUCTION, at Mr. Vehiciesfor their Use, the Dissaies far tee Dank which 'her hooey, • me ho• find Ant we have not been.l.theiri.aaant 4....40,0. 4 . rpoirea. WS Nitteere. Proldisiginn, ion MOB DAY, TU ESDky, are employed, and retail Prices's. le whit& are added, a De-. . • 1 She .. : WA WEDN ESDAY Pianos, iti sinal Irate, for balconies end windnos, with a Col. with an eitutneratinn of their Colltienta, de adapted to different- the . Ffrench and Co . All the la- i erte.stetb.eetiothe taae l tity be t . 41,,nrieca - 1 to sectional Botha.- Hee Find other Plants for Conservatories ; Climates nail Uses, 'AL the Family, Continental, Tropical, ,_ .. • . . , _ non ye been enabled to collect, respecting I provide her '1: tants With su,stimarme , • Itei, ' • - , ~,Ate and 'single Catanselias ; Fruiting and Succession Pine Military. and Sea Medicioe Chests; the portable Cheotg O r In d Chemistry and Mineralogical Chests ; with an Account of mach their stile., tly justifies the opinions we expressed lto Atoll he l - all- : Shrubs in Pots, &c. ' ' coosierges, We . . sir* Medicines as are necessary to be kept' by Families residing in of tnasr..itthisake solvency. From the slew we. haws I imported, f ro* -. - Tear lio7 Its the k .' , • Po. 7, Doke-street, Grosvenor-square. Aug. 3, 1814. the Country. By Rerceand Co. Chemists to her Majesty, of • tabilliffili thi iresent state of our entneserciat relit- I both i • • * ' had Oily tes• 1 . .... the Chemical mod Medical-hall, 171, Piccadlily. i . . • " This isa very gonvenieot work, and cocoons, in a *bort t9smaseared sr . .whil jt.,,haa.lemarrfor this lait I ati 2 .. Whig redline& Te ' • IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH. - campers . a great deal of useful medical ieformation."-Critical, ,6 4 . - -' ' . -., _ _ __.- •N..1.„ t .... ity HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Review , Aug. 1810 . . -:.) teems altered Mot of t h is • 7,195 ' ,M1D1. de ; -hatf the sass -. ...• • ' ••' ' -- ' , - - -- value of the reNicipal art's* of ,. - in th' foreigp ," ' -It wilt . 1 e .- . - ',.: : VI te• - s• - .7. FRIENDLY LETTERS of a late 111IftWINT PHYSls'sito.l,,,,,T,-.1, MERCILANTS and FAMILIES arriving from • ... .. . CIAN to as ENGLISH COUNTESS, on lodigestion. Bilks* country- Outtalk we feel it In *ha I eenfidis ef g . bare styled very ° - .) . ippi. . • f 4 .1 ,4.? . abrntid. , Re. tie.• reepectfollay hemmed be the ear • Compliant'. and Visceral Obstreetions, and their tollnesee IS 9 • -'t Ow, tap" be`dst*lied with else shove. stamped, in single Pieces ' occasioning Barrenneu, and in bringing into action commus ... . • i place the subjecif i be'fare our I 4 the way but owing to 'state of her foreign Ms ~ ,4* _ •.. , ...eosorrenlikines, from es. 6d. to 4s. 6d . per yard. at the EAST Hoard or hereditary C*lllolllll% al Ooltf. Scrotal*, Calmer, die. we mmehiar melt likely to pr - - I t ' ' INDIA. WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE, and at . ate. with 41111110401 M for their perm:otiose aod . . ' • - -t.. the 11prItelit I Consequeseee,.which are likely to *rise (10111 a can. Itocoital these closeted", from • tee wed -.- • -•,. , .. - , . • 11 ,, ,u 1,,, Hoses . lira ..eonom., and its GREAT CON DU- •of the periodical changes that take place "fla the f coo- ! .. d . id statement of the dangers which ' the sudden and,: accastaied to receive -4 %er "suppliee Ail l ' g 4: . • ` - CIVENBOS to HEALTH, preventing the ill effects of old- etitatime des transitions from heal to cold, after great estercise, &c. Foarth Erlitioo, pricefis..6d. I unexpected change of public affairs is calculatad to 4 1804 ; 'blithe Iltikipantaist ireliettiralire ' readers it must desirable in every climate, and to every indi- A FAMILIAR DISSERTATION (mike Causes and Trail- I, roducen open commercial confidence,. .and . „ . , cones- Iby the esteldishmeat ate„ unrestrictell inter • rot .•• ' , . vidual. ;went of the DISEASES of the TEETH, with emit:hit Ire '. r , quently, eporpublic credit. . Ear!, piece is warranted, and contains from twenty- fi ve to erections for their Management, so as to render them white mid I with-Bughsed in all. articles of grain,..to mate op •'` thirty yards, and the Pieces for Sheeting from twenty-six to firm in their Sockets, and to preserve diem fro* Caries, Twills i W the necessi deficient ' bich no'dhillst enriched . fifty-Inn . yards each, Willi 5.4 and 6.4 wide. ach, &c . By J. P. Hens, Sturgeon Demist. s 1 . i ;. Which has lasted for epitards of 20 * years,. with the ' our lead-holders and proprietors, bl e te d f, keeled our • " This work contains meek useful infitriketion, and we hope exception.otettisiehest Payee, whisk . ** signed-et • populetlion . at large to boy their f l ai"*. ex• 1 G.RAND STATE LOTTERY begins DRAW- ilitor.,,,locee"Wofirt=blibetait e e l e r i r se i s ve it el . „ . _" lll4 ' swi h r hiy to c e o r e le pead '' th ie e ss io - of Amiens, in 1801. Dui* the wholl4sf this period, orbitent prices. per contribution in , her - for . - • ING Ist SEPTEMBER, 1614 . Medicine, June, 1510. . -,. i - • ; we have been, we mar. sag, reabroi Ilk all the ° the first fifteen years, we have stated wa •oh . . • • • SCHEME. FAMILIAR INSTRUCTIONS for the elfin-teal Peeves- . ' • , principal Continental Powers , •, a 1-1 • A I 0( 1•20.(100 is £40,000 . lion and radical Cereal' the two Species ..f VENEREAL DIM- • chit. whereas forahe latter six yowl, my 'tide part, ' 2 . . 2 , .5,0 N of 'Great Britain and teeland ~ the, ported to Spain and Porteepl corn, meal, it flour, 2,cog 4.000 subjects , which cannot he specified is a public Ad . :-lorstser country wise obtlgedle look to Ireland fora , to the amount of 1,4211,8131. and within the ' stone ' * • ~. . 4 • l,nou , 500 . 2,500 •By a Sorgesu of a Public Hospital and a lleemberotsbeHogekligresser supply of corn owl - psovisions than she was ' period tnere was produced from core Si 872.25 ii ' k r %)a . . r . 2,000 , College • .4 Surgeons, &c. Price 'b.o • ,p,„,,, h previonsly under the necessity of requiring, both for ' g allons of spirits, besides duty paid on 4;064,080 15 211 •.. 5O • I,ouo ; ties of the RHATANY ROOT. and Methotbit/ using lt. la ; her own consemptioa, and the supply of her Coln- barrels of malt. Our Readers are not to teacloths, ' 2,750 ... - - .. 55,000 4 ewes or local and general Debility, as Ind*estioa,"Flatalenee, I flies. The dangers, too, which England feared, from ' that this encreased export has been • I ptudeadu of - - ---- 1 Dropsy, Fluor Albite. Gleet, &c. By Doe Hipalitri Ruiz.. 14,000 Tickets. £ 140,090 ' Principal Botanist en a late Ecpesittion to Pent, end, _so the the rapid propagation of the principles which pro- profit to all the persons engaged in the liaivimtt • • .NO FIXED PRIZES! Racal Gardens of Madrid; Member of the Royatlehdleal ' duced the French determined her t ore- of it. We are sorry to k now , t h a t many oft • '''; Revolution, • Days of Drawing. College, &c. of Madrid. Ss. - lvt Diiii' . .. ' • St(le) l3th SEPTEMBER. - ' specie. 'This measure, which has been the subject merchants, arose from transactions in thiteeticfo, 's I Se Day , hits SEPTEMBER. MATRIMONIAL FELICITY. i , of mach controversy, gave rise to the establishment which losses would have been much less, if our Sore : ' ?WIC F,Ts a' d SHARES are Selling by RICHARDSON. ltiEssfts. GOSS and Co. as regular Members of in both cepntries of an innumerable horde of Bankers, tious capital had been more confined. .., 84104)Ctlek. and Co.. Contrartol s for the Lottery, at their , MIL. the Royal Cslkge of Surgeons in London, have sedd- .inany - of ', whom, possessing considerable political Having thus laid before the Public ' the state of Oi • 'the c inter of Bank-buildings, Coruhill ; and facing the : lowly devote t their attention tor the last l i . years to the stud y ... ••. . /Like% s, Charing Clore. .. -of those Disorders which so frequently embitter, and taw often inflame within the district of their residence, and our corn trade for the last twenty years, we wish to - " ~: , . Price 4if a Ticket....2l9 19 prevent, that thestiatable blessing--Matrinsoilial Felicity. The likewise Seeded property , which appeared to the apprize our countrymen of the fears we eutertairt t Half £lO 7.1 Eights ... +e9 19 6 snarls applications they have bitnerto received from persons of s public to be a guarantee for their perfect security, for the change which oer present political situation is ..- •' Quarter 5 51 Sixteenth l7 0 the first distinction, std the uniform success attending their sa- .. . ',emir mode of treatment in such complaints, induce theta thus immediately held oat the temptation of very exten, likely to engender. We are now in profound pease ‘ ... .. publicly to offer their assistainee, in all cases of debility 1 , the. giv e accotostodition t to those who would apply to with all the world, except the United Slates of ~ , • . , TO THE LADLES. . ficiesiee, whether result* from the tuo freemen., of portici. , . 11g to the gaieties of fashionable life, the mph , ',Wet - Model- ; them for discount. .Tkisaystem hat been carried to America ; 'from which country, be it recollected, AMONG the numerous Medicines which have Pa i l :re of libertinism or a secret 'others habit, which weakens • - extent in this country than in . Great Britain only received one-twenty-eight part a.' . # ‘,,,e,, discovered by the superior intelligence, and perm- g e. eater;, o f toe mired, and destroys toe dower of youth, by a Morn ruinous So So soon as our bankers suceeeded in ob. of the grain she Imported for the last tett years fro* veriti ladai.te , r of neitical research, there lona beers none, per- . 'reducing, sterility io the one sex, and impotence Am the other, : E ' leaps, devised, ia ihe_sv hnle circle of the Pharmacopeciii. which • they o ge e w s a e and perdosnesi cure . ' tat e consent of a certain proportion of the foreign countries. Our principal market to supply . ha at mice proved SO henig , •:int in its nature, or bent-Vial in To timer. who, from mach complaints are prevent! en-1 , I Wsliebtste of their district to take their notes as is Great Britain ; export to Spain and Portugal is at ' I"' • ' ' ' Iss re;.ults , to tile Female . Worlti, a , WELCH'S FEMALE tering imee. lilt ntarTied stoat , and itimansed teentkeelle brood., •• • x •. it pi Lys. ~,,bi tn are sow so well known for their salubrious effects, mto I over their w,4 0 ,4 4 ... * in silence. a sine be comets( to knots, cif eir next enclosers's . was to seek out such per- nn Pod ; and as Sir Henry Parnell's Bill to incroase ~., L.4...baatiot ,or some the implicit conidente of the ilkm-"--••" 1 ef the I ho wever difficult or invective' the cure may be ocionoil.boi loot as would bring them secure bills, whereon they the duty on the importation of corn, from foreign . 7 ,„ Merriest pdietessime which swims thew "---..;'`' , s a sa f e sod •s- l ia bl e I other Practitieners, into by a rowirvistbie awl infallible me* m, w . eiew _soapi e jawlm. *pas atiulla. set pOwellati IR its filling, Its nemeses 1 they u," be restored so a sound and vigorous conelitutioa. would pay discount, fi nd receive in payment their countries has been thrown out Ireland will - Stave to , • , • _l4ll:Atintticatatme other Diturders, to which the Fair Sex, more especial, 1 A Certain Disorder. frequently contracted in a mo- .OWo notes. By this means, after a little time, they meet the competition of the continental grower.% the resestresmos, ars liable. • Ito, I meat "frieek"" * V ivv • imd ever y s F eekvat *ewe "' Iviertiva' by were enabled, by the receipt of the payment of the certainly, from a variety of causes, will be enabled Those rolls ye not only most etScar ions in removing the Obstsactioot, , a mild and never-fatting mode ft( treatment, is speedily and ra. bi lls the discounted and the continued Circulation to undersell us • this will check the active and lucre. * w h wh - son ,,, t isd Ladies. ate cattalo period, are subje!s. hut prove c Meanie removed, witkout restraint is diet or exercise t aweigh y , ; Steetain addladical Cure of that dlutions' Complaint, "racially dent:mai. STRICTURES of the Urethra and Meets. o hick they of their notes, to acquire a considetable augment.- tive exertions which have been made of late years in anted THE GREEN oteKSIEsS, which is notarised by • yellow, o' pal- are enabled to cure in a shirt period, without having recourse to tien to whatever capital of actual money they pos. ! the increase of our agriculture, and a total stagna. 1 lid •caacCe, a disorder er , sind eonimmily from • want of Exercise, or the painfully dangerous VI effects of she casette; references of ; `sensed at their commencement , and, therefore, were .lion of this necessary branch of our national pro. , . , WI la* a l tha " ci stern. They •iso create aa Appetite, correct Ind,. which Can be given to several gentlemen of web 'ewes - lability, eribo. raino.• Oiddioe , s , and are newt eminentl y useful in Wind y Dia ho have been cared in a very short period, after having 14" competent to increase largely their accommodations . sperity will inevitably take place, if some very boured under strictures for many years. The improved demand for the produce of Ireland on • decided measures be not adopted immediately.— orditth. lleadwelirs, Pains in the Stomach. Shortness of Breath, and Palpi•. , moon at tie Heart. To Married Females, whose expectations or those tender : pledge; o f . connubial happiness have been defeated. it may s also ' the part of Great Britain, in consequence of her em- , We have said, the suspension of the issue of specie . As the surest Tettimoly of Authenticity, Purchasers are requested to reoou k, that rmhDM uf Ditecnoos is sipped with the Name of C. ICSASS De "P. m in: d renec i l i t e m to knnwihat I . :y aprorpaerilytehie ice- broilment with the Continental Powers, and the extra- . by the banks, caused a great increase of the sir. . .. / A LEY, is hand wriiiiir. and on the Outside %%heretic Si tennis cannot be in their re medies. I ordinary facilities of raising money, had the immediate . culating medium , by which many adventure?, . - • gisased on . Um gi,mip is pointed by peurnission of his MAjetty's Honour- peßdtimentsremoved. general health s ren ovated, great portion of our inhabi. . were induced to speculate in land, as if the sw. . ~ k, essrs. G in s and Co .exclusively professing the cure of these 1 effect of e n couraging a Sabi. c• wigs... lit VS of •Asaips, with a smiler Protection. The following is Lae ol the euinerouS cases which can be adduced of the p articular complaint-, in order that they 'nay not be marked who were not before engaged in agricultural ssunption of cash payments by the Bank was virtues or the Pals, by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the , casts, iLtiora .. _nt emp i r ic , think it but justice le 'befell-elves . to .State, i pursuits, to become occupiers of the soil. Compoi- . never to take place, and 'as if a termination to the • , Madam, Cheltenham, Sept. 22,1797. I Sio n for g round became very great, as the Couutry ; war was impossible. The latter event has happffy Oust they nave been Kaperly ed . _united we d in . itiroo fi ti m nto va e r v i ery - , I bas for maul 'se•rs Inbound under a degree of indispositmo which branch of the professien (scroll - cotes of which, aas ren d ere d my hie a 'And. 0 not only to onyai•lf but painful to my relations. Li ... 1 , and le tasanetts _ rum f the Michel professional nutho- Bankers enabled every tenant to provide for his rent, ' occurred • ; and we hope, early in the next yeat I. this Omitted. About 4x months twit, I was induced to try weLcu's 11 .1P 1 an . base to . ' . en" uir s e ' ll Thato residence if he should be disappointed in the sale or value of the Banks will pay their engagements in specie.— wzmaLz NW!, Nod I now thank God that, in COOSbadence of having reties, tney irf crtntlace all a soreoone to this txcedeut Medicine, lam perfectly recovered from . in th e warmer hemisphere of other parts , emboldens them to assert, t h at t h e ir researc e• „ . c most showing rod painful Mott,. . having been cisti fi ned to diseases already enumerated, they hold arisen the extraordinary advance in the value of land i forts have ceased ; and therefore the landlords of i The symptoms of my disordi r were no wire than those which gonna __. a eerraintv of re ovation ta met t acs may labors . 'soder the in this country—and we have no doubt, from the : Ireland should, without delay, consider of the wig. women at my time of 4,te usually labour under, in a smvller or greater ''''' degree. and that mine wee no, tritling wee evident to my hired'; my debilitating e ff ects of a life passed under the torrid sone. Aid enormous augmentation of our paper currency, and - dim and prudence of reducing the rents, which per. . . forther, that having had opportunities, io their professional ea- ' ' secsiory has in eoesequenee le rda c..nsidered most wonderful, end C have miens, ef forming au intimate acquaintance with the couslitu• its consequent over -plentiness. that all the articles of ;baps the events we have mentioned have warranted, F'' sow the pleasete of Stib6Crilans savaelt , in good health, Madam, yoln c-- - - ' Our produce have borne a price which they never •,. bet the coming prospect will make it 'criminal mid Much obliged and most obedient servant, urinal hatiits of seafaring peisnwh they offer to them the best assurances of immediate ref ; that the success resulting from . - would here arrived at, if specie had always continued i ruinous to persist in exacting. The lartrltord•hur . . • To Mrs. KEARSLEY their eudenvenrs first induced them to quit the practice of the annum HUDSON. general practitioner; and they presume their pretensions con- to be the circulating medium. The 'question will, I, had his quota of the advantage, of the .tiates--uta . • ' • . FLEET STILEET. • i entitle a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with ere long, be solved, which has given occasion for the I mean, of course, only these wtio have new leased 1•• - * . 4 ; . . .....g which they have, by the public, been so liberally b ..onotired.- -- , - LClrs VISUALS etELO (with Directions) ate Sold Wholesale , Ti' he consulted at their house dai (personally, or by letter. learned calcoiations which have been so oppositely their land since 1792, and therefore it will be wise ' - • 1 I and Tdrtail by G. KEARSLEY. No. 46, Wet Street. Loudon; and by . I Box. post paid) . by patients of either sea, with secrecy, delicacy, put and maisatained by speakers and writers—the to revert to that equitable reduction which our -'• i.: a 3, at of the Medicine Waders iu Town and Country, at ts. 9d. par x. and attention. amount of the depreciation of paper mo n ey. We ; new circumstances will demand. If the landlord. . -: 1 Goss and Co. Surgeons, 13, Bouverie- street, Fleet-street. , LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Dec. Y 1,1813. ffsink, tht true criterion will be, the quantum of i should not thus act, let him judge of h i s folly, by ,/ His Royal Highness the Duke of York , P reside s t, and th DEBILITY STRICTURES, die. lees which shall have fallen on the public, after the' the experiment of enforcing h is t enant to abide bs following Committee of Governors :- 'IMPRESSED with a consciousness' that their de. final winding op of the system which substituted a bargain, in which a variety of fictitious csuam„ ..,., . % Earl of Leitrim Colonel W. J. Jones, M. P. ...1L 'woof% fr om the general plan has been highly benefieird to • paper for specie. We take it, it will be fair, in (many of which appeared real to Sou.nder head°. ..... • . , Earl of Eg o s moat ( John Latouche, Esq. M. P. miters, and improved in their professioual acquiteniests by the i. --- kite adCeritiiirelit of this loss, to state the gross ' induced him to enter into. The tenant will fiy , '. : I -.• Right lion. T.. 1 ones i C o l o nel H. ciiinertis, M. P. maiurity of mar twenty years experience, Messes. tyRRIE t h e e ,„,t, tha n ,si amount ,of all the failures and stoppages which the land will be left unoccupied, and the labourer Rt. il ia . R. B. Sh riditri. M.P. I Captain Janet ally. - and CO. continue, wit utialsoted ardour, Moo. Col. J. Barry, ht. P. I those disorders which are the consequence of illicit indelonee, i have taken place since the commencement of the unemployed. Such obstinacy on the part 'of the • * or the destructive habits of the tocousiderate *Atoll-boy. lir restriction of the Banki of England and Ireland, corn- landlord will be a fearful incentive to emigration...-. Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan, professing the cure of these Complaitits, they hold out on in- I . . ..s. • Member of the It al College, London. ducement to vice • hut, sensible . AIS all Men must be of the el r pared with similar misfortunes, for an equal period, We should be glad to see meetings of the Gentry • -,‘ - • 'rebind to discuss this subject—such meet i ngs. anterior to such restriction. The contrast will bear a of TIIE Patronage this Institution has received, for istenie rf!t u tch e cel ' ain o i f ties they offer their nssi•tatice as rel'irle L:indon. and of the 'Royal Care% it *exclusive treatment and Cure of both Sexes, afflicted tremendous and melancholy view of the folly which would do more for the tranquillity of this ill-fated 4. with Venereal Complaints, and their dreadful consequences, ° t i tri e n a b t u e r a t:. lin ail cases o f Si p Infection , ' a n d i n e;, e ,..,' as ' roam Taint of Debility and Deficiency, whetheearising from the dictated the experiment. We have said it was the country, than all the Insurrection and Penal Acts .. strictures, debility. ulcerations, & c. conducted can the ma- i• • infatuation of a certitiode4thetive habit, long residence in wars danger which England feared from the principles of which the prolific brain of Mr. Peele can devise.— - - - • - atigement of the tirst professineril abilities, will satisfy the Pub- ! climates, free living, or any other cause producing a deficency ,_ • , • lie of the high merits of Mr. KIER,NAN'S plan, and that by it : o r manly virtu, the patient may rely 01l A speedy restoration t h e French Revolution, which caused the restriction Be it remembered, that in France very excellent land . . the inconveniences of Public Charities arc avoided, witilA. the • to vigorous health. Their impmved plea of cur* Strictures of of the Banks to pay in specie ; the continuance of can be had for six shillin g s an acre, and the p roduce • young atal tin war t are protected aghast the fatal delusions held the Urethra has been attended with peculiar suttees. Stricture) that restriction has been sanctioned by all succeeding of the soil sells in a proportion to pay the husband. • .. '1 Out by atlverti•itig pretenders in }hie branch of prnetice. Since of ten and twenty years' duration have yielded to their treat- .„ 1 11300,1.481o:eared by the Annual Report of 1814, 5434 patients,of meat i n the short period of three weeks. Several Noblemee Ministers, upon the ground of its utility, towards, man amply for his trouble sant capital employed ; he. . ot.thltex. b,htlVe been cured,withuut einifinerreM or isOury to the and Gentlemen of the first respectability, who have laboured ender the final and successful issue of the war. We shall sides, the family, upon an income Of 5001. a-year, ~, st • ra .• OS ustitution, and wit h a delicacy and secrecy itillterlo unknown ; this painful and distressing disease, taxying received •• radical andi .; fl asaity of those More laboured under she Mos. complicated forms r to cure, particularly request Dust references's, be made . tiot at this moment stop to enquire into the accuracy live can as well as they could its 1 eland upon a sons . 1 of the disease from ten to twenty sours. The fi rst symptoms r tbem, as satisfactory evidences of the .olerided superiority of of such speculations, hut content ourselves with as- of 20001. We wish our landed Gentry, and those ~. , i , yield to Mr. Kieninci's treatment in a few days ; and where Mean. Currie and Co.'s Plan of Treason*. M -"T°f these setting, that if Bonaparte was not actuated by such who have re-set grootels at high rents, taken formerly .• .. appearmice of debility comes on, too early applicatioa cannot ; Gentlemen had been coder the care of Messrs.Hnme, fleas' restless and inordinate ambition , our Paper System, on long leases, would consider serioto,ly of the hint .• 1. . be made to prevent the danger that may emote. ' side, and other Surgrous of equal enneettee. Who atieinwd Mr. Kiernan may be consulted by either Sex, with the their Cure by the h ' application ofte Lamar (Artie, wit t hou isor all `the coalitions which the admirers of Pitt we give them ; it Is always easier to prevent then ~, .... greatest secrecy, nt his private bow-e, Nu. Si, Lower Char- tic ' could create end maintain, would have any effect in remedy a great evil. lotte-street, Seafood-square, from nine to twelve in the morn- ji Mess rs. * Carrie and Co. may be eosuelted by patients of ether . big, wad SIOSU fill till Nine as . , ;:ht t to whdm letters and ether set, with the greatest secrecy turd honour, at their hoses, No.. accomplishing the first objects of the war ; and after 'l'ethe commercial men and shopkeepers of _lre. ,- j commintications. from ti.on ...,. ~.c.untry. „ may be addressed , wail , , 1117 .Hitdowitank,„ all we have upended, we hate had the mortification, l and we would say a word. llita•r•o, f. nn rile east :. win be punctually Wain ered. 1 Patieronie the country are rnpassed so stem the peel/aloe of the 'fir in the midst r st; t ranspor tsj y, of 'o , for the amount of.bankers' notes in r4culistion. weerhas Just published. of their ease, age, nongsmerel habit of living; Ike. die. hiellosime shed the mi s of been termed money h s been t ~.. dent • bone! the PRACTICAL, OBSER V ATIONS on the above DISEA- a remittance for advice mid medicines , what the same will.be ;attainment: of peace, while! pens nd o , 1 y , ± f ' SES. price 3.. sy E. 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