The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-15 00:00:00

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Megi ii. th r t f till i , t c h. 24 1 ' ".. : • 441.----- '' The spitit of the ffoiy inquisition is beginning to SINFR Or DriPIITIFS. A 1711: la. ' 1 1.1 .. t . h/ . 414t 'V nrt la ca A c _r - •arn•ir A nr.• 4 .4.. . _ . ..: . Ikl .n_ .1_ _. __ rillrar7«.---: l o ft 4.17.; setion 4d4 mi", - x 1 M 4i IL it. In*,l imp,* 1 fi.%) II: w si ; ,!1! fat # IN tAi .~"~( LW. N o. '264g • nct . _ II I . ,womnizfts•tint. cr•vm., GREAT•PffENOM ENA of NATU, Skeet, ABA‘M..ll*.li J,iR MA DiLLI lest e frets IN. ),fitti Am hid ( honour nt appear tor Wore mast of the Crityrnoll html.l of Eisroutt, will rarttlipit tbo PO W ERA of it V.Sll:VlA4lloE.naninst !I MI T. no TU PA. ID AY. A,lfutif 16, aid rotll-•ing Da%., until farther Rothe, at dtt. 1, 0% on\ Anoint, 44, New Bond Street. She will, with:, out tiv 'vow .met of pain. pilt melted Lead b e , nod emit h^ %mg-. with the imprint of her Teeth ikereffi.; red hot 11m/swill he pawed over vat ions parts of IOW! H o d, t _aN e gill woik ovor a Bar of red hot Iron. with her, S:tkeit•Pett I will wash her /lands in Aqua-fortis; pat b o iling Oil to her ,nteeth. The shawl are Wit a few of the a ouderful feats sbe is able to go through. _ flee P. rfermanarli will commence at Twelve, Two, Four,. gild tits ni Choi k t ...—Ad en Wen, S4.' Any lAA', nr Qv/denten brig( tluhinue of the ahoy, Per.. fortatsoer, t;tkiaz Oms o ma) rim*: the same, grat is, if not ot tiolle4l. parries at ty be wrommodated by a Private Performance. 14 Pliblit to Cite Condnrtor. :Holy . begivitting show iga i trnit. .131$ children of Israel had , emerged (ravel*, obscuovelask unfrequented streets where tbey - formerly dwelt alliinttie; and enahrsetun the sti. vantages of religious tohnotion, they boosti•or houses in the finest 'parts of the.capitak had become clean, neat, add even 6,00 4 . and •sittercilr distingoitheble. from the most .worthy the Roman citizens.' ,They sccomroddated -- thenteolesie• with a grveful,easn to their manlier', awl by degree* would have adopted their customs, and perhaps tilie opinions. But, alas! if the Gazette of. Auseladnehtinvtllled to credit, .their high expectations are totally lalastriti. The fasillo:tables of Itome hare envied thesechildnin of Jacob their taste for. the wiiet and !hair Itive.fbr a genteel appearance. The wiseacres of the ospitili • who . think all that., %meld beide - aiintlot,01110; maintain that a Jaw hatimgcome oaLtsfrsiiinti • t aocissasily to remain lotitte.atiePtt.tiaiseasSiaLlai obi a son* of Jacob throw off Ws sandals for, shoessilinthal English fashion, and in Ware .his fa. 1144111 aired and healthy house. Anrieht ortionttunevlth been produced, and the Roma n Government 1010111 P commanded them to return to their filthy places. It is, ho wever, I aid that these regenerated kleiotfitt4l been much hurt at this new ordounance; that they !sorrow after their beautiful houses and elegent fund. Cure as tieepires they did after the onions of Egy ; and that many. of them, rather than renounce rho • Chaired of lieiailike.other people, base dettorntined ; leave Rome, and : tsv,spirry their pimperty and goad ' appearance to Ideghoea and Trieste. hot racirpt Abratiant, Isaac, ind Jnceb, *heti gill ape ad repose in this rale of troubles and twos roam ? Ana will mep cease, for the professed sake • or r ! tigion, to forget, in respect. to your case, tt true principles of religion? When will men apply that law ?fchairity to you, the molt sublime and consoling of Christianity . , " to love others as wV love-ourselves Have not these Soyes,.whom we persecute and look 'upon as enemies, : bed .precedence of us is , the series !of different beliefs ? Is not their Bible *ors ? Are iapt their ancestors theancestors of -the ,world ? • Asa 'if the idea of the gaily of God has b een preserved amongst me n,_ is it not the Jews whb were its de. p.tsitories . and have transmitted it down to us I • In short, did the Divine Legislator of Christians spring from any other root than that of Jacob? The conversion of the Jews is desired, end it is a . laudable attempt ;11t to acr.ontplish it, it is better to be loved titan pd. Every body has not the gift of kissing the hand that smite: hitu. 1 , WANTRD, a respectiblo Mao, to TEACH tile LATIN wild GREI.K LANGtAdEII (eitietly the i former), wed us maim in all en. higher depwrtnteitte of st Brior& 11114_ linul poetirialiio, I,6_l.2(“raitrt 1.4.0.01.1114ePhiti..1 Wy.'lllll4"MhrtNWritg im , rry. A 4 gentleman w ho rem prikere .atittorinry eirlilsw to . eliarortrroi.4 ability for eiseb o *kerosine. will •tie ti *041.] In le. wail liberal mustier. by sipolkitisto to bit. Jaall4Nr4.l6G: i s Riiiimph•astres, Feasdiiog Hosphoi. . '. ' • . • .....,..i....r.i. f___• _,....,,..i.., 1 0571.11111Pre", -- -wwwwss.•••••;mwsiebsAehullatisise:s.olftiaid , hio.. i To 81. 11011,1,t II Y AUOTION. By Mn.,..s !I 4 Isl 4 ,Eft mod soil. 1 AAA 11110108iliaty, fiNssweit-si &et, TO- M 0 MM. Mtg. 14. liv to.w. - - ••• at Tvelite fell.let, • - 4RDS or on, 'head F.• 41 'HAWSES, of vs - ;1 7 .1w ileicripriims, amonpt which sire kerma ekver ac tive %omit horse , . *calmed for gentleasee's mss, pea vatres wwilfsediaches, &r. , Tiii he viewed Ole vomits' of Sale. . ?uWI Side Daysimery TueeoeLy.and 1 1 rids . ,v . - r '•. • . ~~, ~~ `. ~A 1. • VALtIiBtVWCIRKS . 611: 4144 i)P. AMID M comb:zit: l AL AFFAIRS. Lately published by B. and R. CROSBY Mid Ca. Stationentr: i Court, Paternoster-row, London, an d sold by n il R oo k, e ll em . • n ere liditlau, cerefelly corrected, price Is. 61. bound, calf lettered es. 1 _ _ . Ist. r 0 I. 1.1 ?I'S' S COMPLETE R EA DY N...) R F.O kOI4V.R, eolesiptirg of Ttsbley aceurately east up. of ant goolistity of Goads front • ranking to a I'spoo4 it one View, bind alerted to the Use of Wholesale and email . Dealers. To which is addrit Titbits of lincrest i Commlialim„ prokerste, Wriekts nod bieliares. Duties and bitaseysitrUse, 'titre of Transfer. Divide*, doe, &c. a lim of OliftkriN ant i Commercial Tittles. the tans Con** hod U lOl l 4 am ok of shy bind ever ovlslndmilik - ----- - •• A very mama litietoit at aituratteselbi little Balok, which 1 is ;wooly and correctly printed ; melt it amok* e 4455 Abe moss be very arrepintolr to these Who require its assisiluxe."—Anti-Ja. i cobin Review. Oct. 18o* . • V. wrEfiwouskvs ?ARLFS of INTEREST, COM MYISIIOO. !IRAK RRAG. tad 1%1(11 A Ni: i.:,..ii all she weal Rates, to which i* added, a aaiaber .1 U*. fel Commer cial Tables. edaptAl for Ranker., Merchants 011.1 Whitler:tie I Denier,. ilestl3t eaters*. My printed, Roy al 6.0. price 21-. boards. 3.1. .CROSBY'S 16111teRANT'S and TRADESMAN'S rOCKET.DICTIONARY oar eh the variou. Stinothe. of (:innosence. p.sri's uterly the estoblteil Laws ofShipok, Cup owe, Dane* of Agri's,. A $•••.: twit r . 4.. A rblinstiortg, II snkrupto, Parish M .:tern, W illS Deelle and almost every accorretiel in Lite. A new Edition, Ore 91. hoard.. - - ,_.,. '• This wirck i. 6 frilly amble of inrorm.ttioo : every myelin. T11 5 ,4,,ND 411.1iR 101 o,lllt/I-PIIR .TH A !II FOR 71 Meal proems it doilucilt- mooted, nod every We *hick has stay , • ••••• , .4a?vr.rIRT.BEN LOTTRRI Mit . r e engage s o trade, Is esplieftly laid down no diteited of its! , 301 . 1 . ER K ., mo n , DRAWING I st ! professional prassii. To any Foote. mitering sport the meet I ' • : - Ir ' • '- ' SEPTINRER, 1614. .. , , itteatre of commerce, this Book must be Liveleable. sad oti the i SIIIESIE,.. . . 4 '4.. . detk S'qta of the experietteet Merehant, it will be Mead port& , di " elderly tisehtl."—trusktannii. Magazine, Dec. 1419 11 •""• •' 44 -1 " - , • 42° 10 : 0 4 ,p .:• • ••.• •; 1 ::: ****** 4 :1 4,671° 40 ,1 4th. CLIVE'S S 110 11141 A N D (asi Abhrrvi.st inn of Ma t ." ! Yoe. S 'tens by the applieatioo ltd ,s re* prsuelple). tin ins. : •••• 00000000000 •• 541 1 0 • O .. 14.2 ; Y ' - I • s 4. flrely new and complete System, pest-rib legible. de inct In 4 ' ". e i t t r a . . ......... tow all tappers'''. and adapted to every ports..., ..r . newt nod etpsl - • . , 1..5f10 slitio u , It , riling ; ravine in ell eases oae.teinjs of nurse ago. 5• • • . . V• 4 tati 1..00 • '4•0119 • O caw • spaels, 'and Ito nati.v io•ta re one.r , altia. lilestr .ted by 15 i 10 . - ;:iW ' fliutc•ulaining4lisrts of Pruiresive,Sititespidi. &coma Mg. lb 90 OO ******• ISO . I ids o o Itin, le. 6d. boards. b 5.6 1 a D '' l. . ;10...k• sum INTRODUcTIO 4 4 siele ITALINN NE- 1.750 .... 00000 ; ....... .... IC • i . • • .....--.. .. I Hos; earrltarol, by W. Mathew, Is. Abs Tickets. . . • • '. 4 ' 11114" D 1 11.11411 ) 01"TWS COMPIADIOUS LA W 44101tiONARY. CPUr.p.p . P 221151 - *containing hot it an 6%040400a of *eras , . atort the Law itself, Defi - of Uremia . E ..., . - let *EPTEM HER. .ititendvd for the use of the Country Oridlens on, doe Mere amt. •' s • '''' ikott 4..• 0 ar ,..4......1 .14901 SEPTEMBER . , awl to profeoiomil Man. Hy To tau P.sti.. (i• at. ilsto. • i • '''''.. '' .11*,• ...• 4, ~... so • 17th tilier Pm Skit. i prbre 1:h. ne in Bro. with Ire margin for fetes. li nt . hoards,. , the a iipw FAlitioa, revised, eolorged and corrected to Rise pre•Mit ' ... ...- 174 14 . ell 414 i re . N4IOIIC by 11W1ET and Co. :the c4a.. rwt.nt assiseit lier h s been desirous to render this tiork telfteee * l 4 P"li r Y• '• '• I S A L 34 A lar • ilie ni g h ' I alsTe it t e rs! 4l reliant end , Trader-. - • mesa. enbittlnf*rit , ni •;'. .--11.Wittivereii; . I street. ~ -- • 4 elle, - tea Ticket ....A)9 19 v ' 11l 40 relit 7 1 MEW+ ..61 11' 6 • ' 'o' 4' ' Wttiir.• ; • • .. 5 b i Biatteoth 1 7 0 qopr, Stock,! •--` .4 Parairsostaret,,arda, Icatk Glat4billileta tima wawa. sr-y, tvhicb he:Jim lot of 1 , - 9 of ,C 98.000 11 .... 1041100 ..;'y" 1 of .N ) • kb•efier Iltorral Um!. wok Comfut4 Tables frost I.Btb - per , eord. A:N 4E* of SHOItr•H.IND,• by which owe 'Ay be wiriness lu n t bow. Ihep In note hour hod a hog' by afr Mb", 114bleos. 41s Samuel Richardson, I tie Tew her at Chester. Literpost 6c. Fourill beardf. 9th. A GItAMMAR TitAur, MANVFACTUIty.A. and .CitilAttißCE. coutniniug popular Arrow* , of nll the: dilleresi Braucher of Trude and btanufucteres. By T. blur ..l el, FAq. • bd. bowel. ac. &'. board. nrowl:* fit Inc .._ --- : ititliiiiTAL of o VOYAGE lit :all and lilt : ~ .111.tiltik.isaw eildotained the neeeing ni:' '-' in. . x• • 1.• MA 0 RAS Rad CH IN A, returning by the (;% Pot i t ardetta wnagioationa in the use of an in gatitt, SHOD HtlPli nod St. HELENA. in the Hoc. Cempatsy'a alit'.l d i b ut t e * 1 w hi c h i h oy m i g h t mmangor a 010.: the Hope, (kap:. Ja•rie.4 Pendergrass. , i ' y • a tt% JAMES VVATIInN. rttirtoment. Ile pat a number of Cadet of the ileen lwioins: Primed for J. P. Wools, San, ard neniley. 11-d Line : tlentssess of ihe -peels; conteilding . that the efil had Powlze. Hem-well ; mid Black, Parry. and C.. Buokyetfeh its effect notwithstanding- thi stibsequent interference to the Hou. Fli*t tonna Company, to a d en h.ll- e t reet . i stab regime:icy / owl-site only effectual preventive was kyr' tsprship. MI the.good now achieved would. (ise*llolM). lie lost, if a false directio's was given to the :pailitt opinion by ephemeral publications, ' whilst*/ it censorship that tranquillity which was so mei 'waded would be maintained. .I'4k:speech was ordered to be printed. 10.11. gut GtigrAu contentledollit the twee strollied :ertjt of the press yould not now be d'ah st e e tient osier the-principal events of the n„ for the porpese of showing that none of thopests of - that verbatitrcre produced by the liberty. of 1114640, and ridiculed the idea of any danger be• ing edit ho be apprehended from a similar freedom. Thitt speech was ordered tit be printed. . M. Coaati.rt conNettded, that the 'right of pub lishing one's thoughts, like the exercise of all the natural facialties, ought to have its limits. Ile re. futed the observations of those who oppOsed the prof, g; *on the prineiples adopted in England and the United States. lie splaittletlib the authority of Franklin „himself, and to the' . admission of the philosephical writers in 1804 to prove that the wisest Wittn have felt the absolute necessity of restrict. ing the 'liberty of the press. In conclusion he obserg that he could not resist the deep convic lion he 1 that there still eitistetl uncertainty in prin • and an agitation in the public mind ; that religion : with : not sufficiently-obeyed, nor the morals of the people sufficiently correct ; and that those elettienllirof dlstord required repression. lie shook!, acconlldgly, . vole for thetemporary establishment of the propelled censorship: Ttte Conclasitin of the discussion was hero loudly celled let le 'emit parts of the hilt. ' . • ' M, Jetretar contehderti,' 'that tee liberty of con: :twilit/ the administrative acts of th e Government, was a right of which civilized nations should he jea loos. The proposed censorship appeared to him in directeopposition to the principle recognized by the Constitutional Charter—a principle epos' which was founded the safety of the throne, the notional Inds pendeace, and individual liberty. .There was no iberty of therPrEsi and the in.' . tear from' being satisfied the pert et c which enacts, that Ile rentleti a . he feared, ....., t wegaw by restrain. :og one's opinions to enlighten the people, they would and brdemanding the eternal extinction of that sacred torch whose effulgence they could not sustsin. lie voted that the Liberty of the Press should he maintained. • It unit loudly demanded that this speech should be printed, at the same time the closing of the discussion Was clamorously called for, when the President, after a consultation with the Chamber, declared, that the discussion was closed by au immense majority. The right of. speaking .belanging then only to M. the Abbe di Montesgniou, as having presented the projet of the law, and to M. Rayneuard , as the Re porter of the Central Coalmine', the hi-Mister of his Mejesty expressed a desire that! thi Sitting should be resumed on the -morrow, to hear the observations of Wolk those speakers, hoping that that Sitting*mild liable the Chamber to come to a decision, t .„. This was agtevd to, and the gee** .-mailatispeolle ingly adjeurned to the next day. •. • • - - f • ahle to the Merriam and , Trader, Ha.l-t4l iluteeenitifllt tartlet, ...... A un the itunkrupt SAWS. I.ruraure. )li . 1113,-Moite. alli i rr n " Pa c . ` and individual lib have I merrforr been • arrfitllf consulted, , aid lite eutrotma r• ! er -itiedisswisetween the Liberty o tent, brie ay Alves'. The or lure 6.4 Tenures' , sure-ales Nal, I b il youi..itieip -of -the Press. tear ill:tilled, asvf the aarouiAl wed Cifiamy Colorta it 42.4% Jirtn' •_,.• ,_.' _ . Tubes, cne I istly but clettrlv trtott.lte au& as tb• sten titi,:s , winoweeer sstr 4it kie of the pri ors particukrts re e l, w it , ic e 4 . - ti, 'es Lim laT shall .. ice'. • bet alltsisoliard cm /*ctn.'s," 49 .oins.. a 7th. attIINILI.L'a Tit lit.E4 of I ETY.II Esr at FIVE , ing theright of publishing o . ttit" &lilt ci.Nit um* I_ to root. foe Ito 9E 1)41e, Hui 1 t • It i the neottle. they would pod br . Cornidll,_ and ,IS, theme nrthe preseut ag o enmities sia.(l6o . 51.000 ~ .0 finifetit Prizes 4V. And ail th e Ca,p4al. fbathri Prier of tt . l'irket it:l9 liil.:. sod a Sixteenth osily set 7.. at ,1141(TON'S daises. S. Cornbill, snot 10 . C vetor‘-ser.rt. 5., . Jia. Sal. a iri4ll of stig,U),, wan said. its the labt Lot. ' It 0115i 1l ele in she Public Fend% and athry Goverauseet Se. `ti-Ahtlidattaammiristlai with promptness awl litiehn. ~,, ist.ip l inissiPsniseth'deaseintst—:..m.-- AMA__ _ _ tillailP • 4.01104 - 1 1N.- tilKilvar p . ..oriallip. of - their Itisiat ilighiwteee the ► ....massessosisiveriosememassies . .nigg BS= fWA LES and DUKE of SUPSEI. his Ini ,.. Al a eat. the lahlrli.ltillt of RUSSIA. his Sirene • MA fßlidtlN Y. • , . a • • ,tm• DU.N.g of Bit (J NS W WIN his Eseellency N'o•Diseeliers have:contributed more essentially' v,. - NISH AMBASSADOR , mid lI'S of lac I d "bi li ty Em in et lierope. d+-tiny ll V 1111 . 11811:. trippilleAi I hitt th.ige u hien are the cieneeteersee efunguarde4 14.-waire. People •If every rank pay . It grVf LA. N'D' 3 MAC .A 3Sta. 0 1 L.. ad a _rena* to the surto. n/ Weillouk. lob %rime the e i ne f ieC u tioo n • 144 orofro r % ir.,tiett from a tiro in th e i • wet or mni , n. • has been tainted by dWease-, a renovation .f stability is iadis-, •IllAttelbak lesdies. Ore far leeymeteulogittrer . /H , fur -c.l;6a- 1 P e " mbi " rsi g ul ' ile ' sati .• Twenty years hove we deveeted our pradiee to the exclusive lame sp • imestrities.or rho htite:ol hairs prove-raker-it falllng 0= treatment of tlw t•llowieg dis,w•lere s mid the M1C11P..14.1 mu t t a t. • -wr rieritit4t trey , strenetoens she weeikest hail. Red renders it I ;,„,„, „,... A „,,, ... _,,, _ • ,„ • r...*“..w..iiMmon Omuta, - I* .spoiler . Ail T er ag we are Shook sad Weems the II ALDFAT plqarsolos is lwantlfal strong.' ts ar 1. 1 " g - ante, the ?meg.% of there re/4913mb which are the most Im. - cud, gloss, as d pleas:eat prrfuene.. prndwees . whisker-. eve- i - i ~. ,___. ..____ . . . Iltroset. illesitediies. &c.- A full deirriptioss of its ridges are I P ei ' s " ." '" e • e* "`"'F me " 1 " . " 4 " 113""1"1" ' After militate...mot every l•ta.wie.es Nary Surgeons,we ferried ist* la Row land's Practice! tend. Feilesesphiral Treaiise meth* i 4 wish; al an early periud of practice. to rescue iehlividnals Moir curlew, with earie battle. of Petemisease (I. signed MI the ' wina 4i r tole, in red jtik, .. As anwiaia. . s . sin, " wit ,.,.. Moo she igssocance of arednented mess, et 114 eqaally daegerous ""'" precipitancy"( eds. fit firedtlietierV• . ‘llOOl mew sere ((engine, PAate, Ave. 10.—Gelieral.Carra St. Cyr has been ' Sold at 34. M. Ms. 6d. and N. ls, per Rattle, hy the sole Prim- The disorders to the cure of niaryecdtee.vsioi.edninrinailial. appointed Governor of Cartrillte—he wilt set out feather easeptise everissowe ptietrirs. A: RAlNfaild mod ..vs, tameit- t+/ Klebv-stresis Hal- t a .. • - ' .• 9 r 1/ibility .whetlier arising front the habits of school-boss or forthwith. - -. -. ~ .0 ,1 111. 1 1111101, LOorion a dial by app o iannens by ./Ildasmagiedriewel • - ' • - - the Widget*** of nutturre ate t that derangement of the sys- ... • „,, . l'ilchhnrtie•ser• et I Mr;-Sinyth. HI; (Moir aged ' Pierer; ft; ' tem ill women which bevelled Werremters or Sterility 4 . Semisell GoTeetiOttlloll, JOLT lasaewreovestotte begib to. n ' Ki r 4 e. 3b. " -4 " 1 " / "' 47 ' ' l n d Nenef. 7 Ne'''' Rafid"'"" l4 Weassess,-Greeiv , oasinisni.r. in the Urethr; ns ;l i lt% Strie• I . f a il in No rway; w h at fa i it or b av ow m a dy to, th e /terry, ;7, awl Johnsto.i. 11,,Greelt-cues Setters itoeteeesoi R e .. c ,,, k _ par . iti ,, 4 t h edi , oa k CO . ' O . p u i I. midi 4 Pat. , l b gr .. ; ft. lit gle . e recto! or *I. long, duratioa, and II C I navel us i t of the army. Some Nerwegiag, lihiliemeeti have al A skill of other prartioaers, are by oar prevent tin- i ties Hew, and Co. Lombned-siceet t Holten sand Tub.. a0)131 pftw • . • • pied pion - of•tvenimein .effecomlly nail • piemenenely aired, ! come hither to buy bread—we have priit to illaM. fischarege I Neadeers tenClieta. Si...Peers'Clhociszt t l e aod all ,F6.6.futnerei.iinct Ide•lieineNtiteleathrtmeletoli . without the pittime sietkrbia the excruciated... pain nod reberm• I s eve ,,, t , e ,„ i reat aial t a k ei i nn - l' the coast NerWh, bare ing Ilemetrhage which frequenily foilows the nuplication of - practicer, I, been brought into this port; tweivta;lll(Nhe. taken Alsu i p ROW L.V.ti Ws *ESSENCE of TYRE; 0r.,. .‘• • IMPERIAL DYE; the.tatoweatosaie. Is tie cisme 'B4 l ore esseenlye ; by Swedish emitters, and five by (wild ~,,,...4 .. „,,,,,,e 55i0n writ will immen lowly . wr ; 4 , orentwob _ this metropolis, sumereses.cases of strictures have been one are . Y dad' ander our rave, theinini eradicati•at of h hick is effected .1, i • • t i elfge ((ED. er GREY HAI 4 . WIIIt•IKKRF, LYI4. by a mkt gestalt, ond•edpediti.itts . wok sr role au twine so A LTON A 3t7t.l' 28 —We are inforineti fiat 'Aiii' D iTSt. Ste. to n bNiritiftil BROWN. BLACK, or AU- out Other &doused.. The we, ki „ n•lio.-iii .t. P . and rir- I • •. I . I I: . i nish sintr, called the St. Ceirge, from' Snifroo, is IR RN, and an pettnaiwnt. OM neither soap-noe water 1110 re- bial,. yet _ t ...,___..., ~, . _ ..... ed....ms compeatilv. are 'prin.', removed, hit 4it i is catalpas/4i, of tee . ..table sobstneeslobad is per- and " i ' ae repeat restated to .op,, and ettnr,,,,,,,hraith. not ;.wandering about the North Sea, being' infected with &fitly *outlaws.. Price 7s. 6d. per bottle. • where the debility tau for year,: exisier•r, a proper verve- the plague, and refused access to several Dutch and. _. • w e 4 1 " io "`" 4 o l ' el f ii ii re :" 4 4 l " , l" l 4l o t r b v i n " ni r m i T te hli t i : e ' I German ports. We immediately sent the intelligence • AiaIIIATIC PERFUME', JAPAN BLACKING, 1114 ,to revive • ! PASTE AND LtQUII). ; comailutiea' 110 Gligketatif. . , I Numerous Hiemeserme . the result of ignorance we hide in the i , r . I r 't T. RPGGE respectfully informs the Nobilay : treatment of si simple GaUorrhee, mid it lint t o,freq,,,mily lbw). 1 saorsxuaiags, ohmic il./I.—lt.is - 40 iii that n ew . , , 1 'lLAldt'and Public, that he tins recently discovered a Combine- I web that ate reed. of life are welt:mai be rt.i indlieretion of :in *. teens% for' ets armistice have been prpposed to Primal 4 rlarlAllf:Judrediellise is, the meat retard state, seder the above terguarded hour. By e superior method suds complaints ore .Cl' tl rid ' Wale his' lees Oa . , The . .R • ts i l an, - a a tkla which he cositidditly utters ins ca i ndid mid literal probe- * easily owed; Mid VIM, where others 'have'failert, we Irmo that ' ' r ' s tine; conemeed that it will he proved the most elegem tine use- we may presainato ulh•pas risdical re.wstabdt.leneit. • ! troops Stationed in flolgtein do lititigeiiiiind u i s s s p ia o: fial te lsiticie ever iotraduced for. the purposes of preserving acid . Few, however. err t ie eases of complicated distress in this' sition to retire. Contracts hate' just hien made for beiterai ine Lemeer I rurally applicable to Lieltes'er fiddle... l disorder, csompareet Willett.. eitiiseiiiens situation of men, wh r o,' prev , 41e ,„ bnictia the supplies for them for an unlimited tinim' some enen's use. All nazism meredietes are avoided is its previa/a. ; from an tudulgence iu aeubtery rice, or the tioiroubstltutinesuch as roe highly gretertil,ernmatiesed us. fel. , of n fashionable lift. oequire shut 'taste of debility which is the 1 of the corps which were stationed on the left baek.ar Ine f is prejsaration the universally complitieed- of inconvenience ; . unavoidable•censequeoce of such perraeinui habit.. Where the th e Elb e h a ve b e e n move d t o a distancesjor (hemp. et 'nes. or . I•dninions, (is cirri the most celebrated of those • unhappy sufferer brim& over hi. Mitftry, lost carefully coieceals ! ace of relieving the country. Its Mist Ctiristiatt, production.) is nveided, obits the in••ist slate of the atmosphere; his wevforinnes, it may he some ronsolatliiii" for him In know, the!Ateipatie Walking wilt .• ,t impart soil to the hoods or sip - that 'although it he an object of doubt ~ f WiCrrinbill with other ' M ajesty has given the most flaltearig reception vg% pair)... it is likewise capable tel producing, with the greatest practitioner. , the removal of these deticieiwies by the g-rndlod : the D an i sh Ambassador, M . D e ' Watersdo' dr; spa ftritti 3 ., a higlily beautiful Japan P. fish. • progress a f ee t sivation. Is the ticeptirement of air experieere. , Tbn , Tetweller will And the lilortint; Poste convenient nod , If the rites of Bacehus or Yenta have begun to reduce ninety ; wishing to cultivate the most friendly relit's:Ms, hail named, the ftlergals• De Rooney his Adskuissader.' really 'trim' , reliant use, o Ith doe sisopleadditionof cold water • vigour, numb anxiety will be pri'velited by rat early counter- 1 reify. It it , elemsly in it. operaiiiso, a nd may be packed wish, action of this languid states soul in these aunties great didlcelty , 1 the Court of Copenhagen. . • , • . thesnoet choice rinds, is it bout an. danger or lialtlhlVO COMMIS* i will ikeilr• airoditto•let the artiele.i with n l i i, Is it sassy be cuclafteit, as, in its j Mari it'd Wninee, wee leave long been disappointed in their I 1 "MSTEttaillat. AVG. 3.—The :Imo At i mulistimit ..,„,,,,,,, 14 , it pitriake. of highly perkier'' , aromatic*. To ' expectations sit is (tinily, may he iosered, that fu meat instauces, ; _ , - , , . Merchants. for lixportsti.m, to ',kitten. Femme Irma ilsemetropo. : such defects nre . cu male by medical Atilt. i dron which was cruising of Cape St.-14140ms Ugh* litovbenaelos of freig h t and Ciirringe. Compared with the bulk of ! Patients ie the tleituitey sone • reqtiested to state - the yanks, Iteginning of June, has returned togUg l istr i s .k.aiag, Lifokiaintoraolg. sill be a enn.t important eomideration ; 11114 . !ars of their ewe ages IMO mailoer of tie i ng. lode*" a hank „ k - e . n twilv i.m iedbit i , nanisi i• an..., •• '9', as Neu i t ro c k t 6. id keep twerect In all climates (its fad, is im. • Note far Advice ;Ted rdedklais i tend the maxi will be forwardat "' a itch 114 1. 1101, ... -. !..n.;..1 , (..1,. •nt A . , P ru n 4l 6 3' Ate). she Proprietor anticipate* skit confidence ei•l la tree Part or she Kratfrirro• . . . ' one under Res sia A colours Troll Bergen to VI ratter. which is r" !koala*, to our wedertOitiße. and lb* -The I)ey of Miler/ is lit ita t i f ilift'Stl f lllONOilliftl• general pateion,eze. - I The secrecy sold by tii P:.ittritell Bark nett ghoe-mnkers rind Dealer, In i qualdcatinasslblohata litiee preistitted td state, Nis therllerls IL _ ?owls a i d Country ; A im) . 444 1.. i. Proprietor',l Warehouses DI.; of our preteptous, kaditteniqcidenee with melt this intieletietia' 1 ""ril• be rimsetted-h 'IP ,An arsarof._ SAPP laic Ifittlista Haitoretiester. Lundeen. No 62, kark.trees. Greivenoi.equitre I end N0.•65 , isiven, tied Messra Chaieturd C i s. may Chenpelego : • . Z of either sex wit it:thei:groskir *ate, . mid boratie' Liquid beillamlliaiileasill..r•Dahe in Swim Ditto, le. Idol-. hotixerqq".4 l 7 4 l lZr ei ll i e , - Airigiogibigiasa *B 4l f ria. " 9 "r d Dutch t 1611 kEttIrt.49.8 itt.itp.ika , Paste in Puts, at Us ..e,Ali sodr2.. mil. , . GUI Mk trit o I tke all filfthiaeieo • rue at view's. . • •• • • .•. - . . . , - Oitott,dmitrigN or me KING or SIERDR pro rax NORIVOLiI?a. " i At the moment when our vrell.beloted an, 414 , Prince Royal of Sweden, is shoot ta'spotti*e at the head of our forces, by sea and land. in . titt: to I take possession of the kingdom of Norris . ; .ty.ty, I cannot refuse to our paternal heart the satisfaction oC once more opening the path of peace and conciliation.. to our misled su bjects, before the calamities ine. 1 viable from the entrauc:enf aft ettited fdrce confound, I t h e innocent with the gtiiitY.' • Inhabitants of Noma!! your pntitiCal existent*, has been irrevocably dectded bitheintai results of, the war, and sanctioned by the most lulemn trestles. A few facitbus persons who Would—decOve yout truth .and good faith, Mk longer' have ft isi tile% power to oppose obstaelds ti'the establishnone itt% . t North of a new order dribbles; which has beet, unanimously guaranteed bt all . thy • preponderating Powell of Fore Olitim4 .- • ‘ • '... t ' 7. . The incontestdble rights of Cretin to the union to ' Noriay, haven been too cletiily• purchased by :fint o blood and patrittid effortVor out sittjects, flip( ws si should hositatto:* singleinetent tit . ' render tigru'of;, fedora!, and to 'support them by itt the meanrithick . Provldenee has placed at ont . citsposal. For all the saottfices l *mew wo have conttibited to the general deliverance of Europe, we hare de• sired no other reward, but-the future peace and tran. quality of the Scindinatiatt Peninsula. It was to facilitate the happy unionof Norway,to Sweden, and to_ cement it by all the principles of honour and . good faith, that we consented to restore to theiciag of Denmark the most valuable of his,COntinental pos. sessions, conquered and then occupied by Our ile. torious troops and those of our Allies. It was in consideration of this object, so much desired, that we hastened at once to put a stop to the payment of all the contributions which had already been imposed on the Danish. provinces ; that we solemnly renounced •ill. the old claims which we were entitled to MaltiCon the Court of Copenhagen in favour of our subjects, and that we,added to these disinterested conditions of peace offers still more considerable, andsacrifices very painful to our heart, es an ulterior indemnity for the peaceable cession of Norway. Unfortunately a single individual has hitherto dig.. • .regarded all our efforts, and those of our august Allies. The individual is the late Governor of to. i Danish Majesty, wtve take, upon him to abuse year refidonce, in order to make you act criminally to.: et wards the Powers who have sanctioned the onion ' the Scandinavian States, and who have all recogni se '•'s letist•justice of our cams and the moderation'of out conduct. ~ vtir) .-140 .4 . . ). 'l4 ~, is vain would Primes) Christian rest upon tbe . in. - penance of your existing position ; an indepen. nce equallyceotrery toyeur own Intereits, and to t einveriabbreirinciples of sound policy ; for if the King of% Denmark absolved you from your oath of fidelity to him, be imposed upon yon at the same lime, -Om ndispensable 4ety of contracting with us • end the Crowe of Sweden, the same etaigatieelt A ---: . ~ Lvj 4 ' •