The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-04 00:00:00

t. • t t .• a a- -6 4 r. 0 7. P. • _.~ No. 28-14. i'llEATltt: ROY (.1,4j4 k T I S prront itVrViNig'•Aprif t h e i r witfrgio".• sem. .o.i 01 pit The N rw r;ran► npotnito ')•••...a. inVire...acts ratted, THE lINRICOAtIst GUMT. • Afwr with+. the p .reo ca ll e d PIST TF.N cretAcii. AN!) A It‘INY ' RIOIIT. The Unknown Awst. ;war 1.1, Richard OW Sorstod, with the Now Farce. „, ,t on. to Ise opened at ball pow ere e t eieek. to be: gin qt haft ii' . 75.; Sensed Pr4ir b. Arl.--Ph. 91. ed. I. Set*ld I.,tvror 11:111erv. s A wne d p r i ce. Is.: Second ed. " . . THEATRR-*OVAL. COVKNT,OARI)EN• T HIS present E.VENING, April will - pro. • • TINE . CAAtERT Rt. Beverley, Us. Ye wers. Ws, Itemiln),•llll4olleiri. To *bleb w+II he oettlftl. The Neit Gnarl VAn Itimeasee,.called ZRM aUCA.; (It, THE IPUrr-M *NI) Hit RIFE. Twttiarrux, (Ist time.) Brusher nod Sister. !4-1.5. s.: See..nd Pelee b.' (4. i Second p rice , L. —Lower (4selerv. 'Seemed Piet. L.—Upper &Ole? V. h. g Seenn4 Wielb s P4l. . - - A Pnvote Wit nter he hod utglitly,'od opiSliration to Mr. 8r7.1.11 11w Bes.-(1111re. V/ Rt. Crft.f) 11v 'I I IIIV VTE rONTRACT, s t VALUABLE ADVOWiON, with a Oros: ft u rt "f poavoimp. with!. 16 miles of Lisarlastron• 6; titf eart i l . "r mrroanded by ahosit ; fl% ‘I r... I atebtol.and. is Grain; the whole of the lanual 1.1,101. - , s, pplv to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, No. 14, Inn Field.. • • TO MORROW. Aram 5. elm i»141 I.O?TvRY! Tit CER T .% iIefT'THOUSAND POUNDS! - - AT-SI FIVE OF 1000 GUINEA% EACH, ‘t ',it'll WILL 1W PAID IN GOLD. rfl CISiI frets please're in announcing the atria • „mu ',reel. .11.41 tonvrity of Three certain 30,0001. p . I;.e 1.0 . 111-41 y of only 15,003 Tickets, nod fOOO r L .uter• e'en of 60 000 . To•kric ry..r routamed 50,00.. the ilvisice of g gso large 1.• low iiir,r.t•ed : also, six a .rot ernl tribute of i.• ti in lb- Publ;e: he Ills oncle.itrrangeinents that the Five I' z • •' 10 0 at each ,b•.ri be 'Mid in Guild as snnr as A. :iris eeducti.in. witet , ser they tire s.ild in Tickets •it•-itber of his 0 fie ••. or It any other (Nice ib the It. !dom. TUE StHEIZ COW7/1114% 3 Prize. us dC-1 1 :" • are Ad 3 O 4 C 3 .. • . d Aug, T wpst‘.l,,..b other Capitals, etc. Vhfer Nrijr. of itto.lloo nill earh recoils* £20.000 114 are ! Nial..gig • firer Prise. of A ?0..(10 eseb. alswk. will enr:d dvileive 100 J Miners. is Gold • Draslidg 3.11 of t.iezt Muotb) April. • VI: 1 TS awl 814 A asps i v .. 0 . on Salk Ity BI SR. Cow. it 4. ettetillill, ri ehuri, g...rose ' when toold the Two h.i ASO. 00 and Pittard Cabsital Prises, to the last Lour). 4: A70u 6 .11:. le rf 4 4 les . , .....t . .- • -i J •••• WI '044 ( '.• : II ? i . .. •• l i r ' ZaT !; - • 4 .1. .74,..,, •. • f • 1 , • ...- 1 ~.1 , 4 ; .4. . V, • . , i„." .' ~.) Wg . et ) I . . il f ; r ti f t t. . .\ • 1 , ••.• d te4) • • 0 1° \, I 4 11 1 : /.)..0 .. • Pluck 64; LONDON; 21710),DAY: APIETZ• 4, 1815. W 1 Ltl Aid B. MOB NITAI 1} , ' reirsaini . ►glikate INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON,.I .:•• • .• • ... The best Accommodation for -TrateDen s good Beds, cbuice Lionors, and modiehtle (`harges. • . • ' Tie follotrint'Polit Coaches, Mail Coa ches, &L. set oat from ' the SaracensHenn Inn. 8110 W-hill:• .! UXBRIDGE. Hayes, Southall, and Mime!' New Pest Coiieh.'iNiehr Afierml4lll, :if Four *Thu*. • WEYMOUTH Un' Coach. Four Insides, through Dor chester, ltlnndford, Siilll4lnry, 'and Andover, every a fternotin, arrives at Weym o uth nes t d a y, at Ones here the Parket* ' sail on Wednesday isod Saturday Allem ))))) •at Five, to Gomm' ley; gad SerseV, from kV hence there is n regular eigiveyantit to ' Cherburglisiad Si,. Maine.. The road from Cheiharoglvto Parts, (s Ike delightful and the che.ipestin Prance. RRII3MTON New liltegant Post coach, Four Insides only. every ,usernirgut Nine o'Clock, through Cra *lei , o gyegnte s &C.. Tie WEIL' MOUTH, 606. M-stet% and 11l tolfard Voilitu Post•amiseh. every 'Afternoon. Carr wg your liaises. LI V PRPOOL Po s , Coach, to carry foist 'mines. arts out ever, Morning, iiiromiti . Lotter worth, SteeCritid, 'Filiseklet, Attu rstiai., Tatnwortk, -Litchfield, Utlrstisoro l . Nsetbamptua, and Iliita4able. 'Arrives at Liverpool next Anetation. EXETER. Plymouth, iVeyntouth. Dorchester. Falmouth, 1/artiisouth, and Salisbury, New Past Coach, every a luruieg at hatflittil Six &Clock, with a Guard, through Romt n, Ag *Wisher. Ilridport. Blaisotford, Basingstoke, and Ilagslint, BOUTtiN, Spalding, Peterbitiou g h, Stiiten. and Illitoling. Ana. New •Itnr t i Mail Conrii, sets nut ever► Lvi!ililig.` Coaches from Hoonil ta. SAIS'.N. Louth, Grim.bv. and Hull. . LIVERPOOL, Warringtou, Kiitasfoi I, Sfon.•, blitl . Litrb fteid, Post Coach, called, The Evireititiort, every' : Eyeaing at • Five "'Clock, to the Saracen's /lead Lou., 1./ale-street, Liver- Inuti., ' Getirdell thrintgly, att. BATH and RR IS VOL Flying BIM Coaches, through Chip , petting'', Caine, owl Marlhortitigls; everY , kfiernann; .rrive at Mi. May's. the Greyhound Ina. Bath, and toe Loodou Tavern, Thnonts-street; and the. Swan Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Weill. Rrieghwater,'Ttiumias, &e. 'LEEDS Neu Light Couch, called, The Rockingham, , ets nut every hi.irnill at half-past Seven o'Cl.ick i 'chines Four [asides only, anti titeiereinarknitlY easy, with a Otator tannish- oat. Pssary tarou4h -Siamfard. Newa_rlt, Itetford. Doncaster and Pert y htldge,atilie 641'6MA:ink Ltd 4, nest Day di Noon. Netwillnlnadirtg the sAtcombion expediting ; of (Ms Conch, it is allowed to tie the mint agieritblen7ddimplefte Public Convey... use an OW North Ring, Matt uhequalled - ii Aecismitinsiation by inn tither. ~ kEN RAL, Lancaster. Preston, Kirhy-LOttsdale, RAMO. 4 •Clihrky,Orsikisli, gistiGarsinng Post Coaches, eery After won, at Five o'fitick., Guarded. • '-'ftLAIRIOW, Langtown, Gretna-Green, 'Annan, 1 . /Marries, Britsytiliill, Thornhill, Siructuluir-Kiln, Caunsock. K lags% ell, and all parts of Scnilasul, Cainperdnien Coach (Daily). YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new Coach, pi•efortned with a Guard throughout. sets , sit every Morniig at half past Six °Thick, by way of Newark. Retford, Tadeitsier, Dar i lingua, Northullesson, Durham, Moroeth, en. tierwirk,•7 Pax.engers tio.ling themsekes fattened from the Jeasta of i.e •joueney, arty rest what time they please. :tad then prareed•lar without any additi.mal fore. J. Clark, the Muck ti!•ais, (',... ney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Mill, Scant,— rough, Wilitbv, and nther Plates. RRIDGENORTIi and WA& new Post C•alelt. every Eveuing. . C A It - LISL li, Pent - Mt and Wbitehnveg. Post Cert• h. lanes' with Four Horses, and it Guard all the way. Pava.s ihr 'ugh Breath, A i.pleby, Greauthridge, Richmond, Cutlet itk,.• 80. roughbridge, W (Array. a herr , ril. D , i:catuer, and Grantham Itlie nearest %VS% by eighteen tallest. mgt . • ni every Miim*, ' -end performs tile j l onr . es with the peasant. fissility. Paatengem.- detained nn he &lad . bll4iyei% pr plemere, have the pectilim istlinniage of their pent, ISeiug ;Nitres' in the n'eyt Coach. WAKE: 7 IEID Post Omsk, every Moraine. at half-past . iii z ItTlock. SUNIMiII s X . AND, Ilwesitos4-wialirgiva, Rey cnitoti . , evert' it.., T am, t the George from, Sunderland,. MANCHESTER, Winslow. Conglegort, Nowciittle, Rahild. I sad ,Wolvel tasiapt.o.i; l'.rei Corlett. every Attenuate: guarded. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post i omit, With a Guard, vint t Afterustmi,and renehe, BietnitWham neat A:kV at nom. Pasoes by Oyf , rd, [ I•nstiou mid Shipstone, to the Saracen's ,ha - Reid, Buie-street. Rinninnflani. • * 4 l For the culivenience o'f' per4uxiiesidisig at the west end of the town, Passe:tem and Parcels are hackers for all the above Coaches, at eichard's Coich Ogee, Row White ii , ,rsefellste, Piccadilly. . . • • - - • • . , 1 , . IMP'EIItiL PARLIAMENT. ! • Gordedment et France was openl y •recomssended, 1 ' I ' the Hen. Gent. slaw, that a Nor „ittelativ.e of his _ • - i A . lIOUSB OF CC/NI MONS; Antic 3. i (Earl .I;rey )'had in another place.stratigiy protested Petition was presented from certain Fief-tors of Down- i against that doctrine; being wooded , in his repro. patrick, complaining of gross partiality in the lietuistioi Clei-, batiow of it by .the Marquis liVellealey , Who .was cer of that ilarough at the last Election.- Ordered to lie on ' the table, and to he taken into considerat i on oa Tlsitnalas :fort- then a Member of the Cabinet. Lt wiisild. ', lliio be ,fort nigh H: ADBINGTON presented, parioant to order, a list tut ili rer i e le tl el b v it I p h r a o t te h e e n ( g l a j i r ii . st % t V 4 a ha lt f o l7 enin a abl . .. thikt e doi lfrili trio wl e; • ('hart eery, feelipursuatakaitritobtlesbereglievendelations' Officers ref and Mr. Perce'val, who was c o o r. m ot ai e in c i o n e a irt ort7 ( 4o ll.l .- n- himself, .within. tirelve Ordered to lieu's the bible. . months .afterwards, ~the. victim of assassietation, 'fhe accounts tie the table relative to' the Irish Revenue were . stent*ti • d *. tl imed - (jf, indeeti, a disclaimer were who brought in two. Bilk relative to Customs and Excise upon ordered to fte . prioted. on the mot ion of Mr". 1 , 1T7,6 li R. A 1.1), • •'• - ' I" necessary) tiny colecurvence.in MO Tobacco in ' , el:lnd.-Read a first time, told ordered to be read port .of his .M,-jesq's dovorement 4 ,; fc ' • N trine oil 1 the this paper hod the . tendency and' (Ks e ff ect of. on . • avert e ess, • . I 9&.l A 4 l l "e id rot 4i n um' fr . o lii ei m et m) e C w o.;ntniteionen of Excise presented an rte- this thezASasdith . lia ` e p o ,r o i li d or ri t i l , bo in o g it i a ii !t h i i t n y 4 o F f r Vi en ' i e n h e l iv nd h g le ed ; s to od the als n o n o c r ks ih . e fo vv r a in et e e ve: . Of tide effect d , indeed, ere could e : no doubt, as argue ported from merchant.' stores after having paid the thisy.-Or-• dered Si' lie on the table. by the !wetter .alluded to, who. had NI 'hal the' A Pr tit i t tit was presented against the Cotton Duty imposed by hardihood to name the persons who •worp, it to do the 49th of the King.-. Ordered to lie on the table. the work, calling into the aid of hie •eittptunienda. Mr. M 411 RY A 17. presented a P et itio n from the Ship-owners • • of Undo° against Ilse Ramsgate Harbour Bill.-Referred to . lion this reported Deciaratioo .from ~cdrigress, the Comilittee spite the Bill, by which the Petitioners were which, if : words were to be ioterprereltacgording to ordered to be heard by theit.Coonsel or Agents. . - their natural import, .cled•unqueatiunattly hold out -a SCOTCH TRIAL. By JOKY, The cit .\ NcELLOit of the EICCHEQU ER presented a cleteoce for assassination.. . Were MitsistdeOrthen pit. • Petition from the 'Peetilly of Advocates a„ mister the se , ,eth pared to abide by - au'd, justify tu,h an extraordinary Tilar - birjitry Bill.-Ord ered to lie on the table, as was a , document.?. •simitar Petition from the Critnity of Paddington. : • • - .. u - • r-,--t'l Mr. W. I/UN DAS moved the postponement of the committal 1 The CHANC:V.I..I.OIt of - the EXCHEQUER of the Scotch trial hy .1 tory Hilt until the 19. th instant. I said, that Ministers had in sq degree deputed, or Mr. A liltitC RO NI ID , were willing E expre-sed his hope that the progress to depart, from the principles-et Mr, of this desirable measure would not experience any further • , delay. , I reroeval,..or the sentiments of 1118rqeis Wellesley, Mt. W. ouNMAS disclaimed any wish, oahis owe taut, to on the occasion alluded to by the Hon. Membe r; bat delay the Bill any farther than his motion imported. I The motion was :weed to. i the parses annexed to this paper, if it were autltene Mr. LUSII INGTON presented an account of the ()Mew, Ilk, af arded. ample pledge that nothing . isieuttsistent Revenue and Extraordivary Resources.-Ordered to lie on the I with what tsar loynl, honourable, and proper, could table. ' •-• "-•- '— ''. • I have b I intended . • The Poor Hew Bite wps reported, and the Bill ordered to • eet . by it,, , -[Ln_uri cries of hear, be read it third time to morrow. • $ hear! on the Atinistegrial Benehes.l ..'. Mr. LUSH lNliriNt., brooght in a Bill to continue the Act: Mr, WHI'EHREA . D. ask e d; t . ' *both er the ~ nen, of the 19th of the Ring, - pertaining the impOrtisf Tobacco from. ' ' , - any place whatever.: • _....., , Right Hen. Gent. meant to elipreas a doubt. •of the , . I • ' ThIppIIESENT CRISIS. . , ~. , authenticity of,this pager-!T•for.there seemed 'some. The ''ClIAlllt ELIX11• 'of tha r.xCIIITQUER, thing consolatory in: his parenthesis,' 46 if It were 1611'844i . Ihe'PASipenlquent •of WE COMMittee of I authentic." . Ilere the lion. Gent; adveried.to some SIM, Ofitill Wednesday, took occicion• to- state, muttering-on the Ministerial..Wnefies, observing that that on that Asy he should -here to make an import- the Itight Bon. Gent. could speak for himself with. Cot entnotquication In the •House, upon the subject at , out being i tt fluenced by the half. articulate 'wounds of existing circumstances . . a . great deal .. .., those, who meant, no doubt , to show of • '- . : Mr. WIII'ITREAD. Said, he shauld . he . glad . to . .wisdom in their private hints, altho ug h whe n th e y Inow ' W . hit kir'ilj . 'ather Minister ' was 'expected in ; addressed the Hooke,• they never happened lo..mani. 'the Heise in fhe et;illvse of the •e , enieg, and whether ' fest any wisdom whatever: The Hon. Member con. the Secretary for Pureigo Altair: was likely to at. ; eluded with repeating' his., queitiOn„ • 3heilier the tend ? An expectePion.eer) naturally. prevailed that i Paper alluded. to y was deemed - authentic by Mi. . some commouicaticukstoold be mock .to the House i orators ? .. • -• 1 _ respecting rertai r ik t ea j trear4lnary . tvents, and the , ~, The, C.I!ANGF,LI.OII, of the,. iItILCHNUER - . • ' • • prospects, as far its hlintsters could as c ertai n; likely t answered, that he would not be understood to say --1 to arise out Of thiisi heats: . The Reghtglon. Geri- that thit * Piper was dicatosiett by his .11 get co . . 'dime,'" hid Kitt "tire leiond reading of the Assessed vernme,nt., I. , . ',.. -• : - ' .• 'I .•' , P . :' .- •,.• . - .. . - .... i. . • —wi ttr i . -Ifoolas Hill gpstpOtted to kloodsy seat, . bui:Jsa..biest F-:•-zOstAtottirtgaiepoitposslotaiss.CeEthilltWor not Mkt the Rouse wileiher he thee Meant to move 'ply was agreed " to. '' ". •- - '' ss. ' ' ' iqrsecnisti rea.11104,,,er whether he proposed to mare', UpOis tire Motion for postponiog:the-Comnaktee of -• • - a fii I the! pwstponenteot i nor had the flight 110tt..1 Wye aid Moab's' to AVednesda*- • dentleman slated' "hither, as raincoat represented, ! Mr. WHITBR EA D' observed, that the' Right it r itriti his intitittchrto abandon this Bill eltegether, ',Hon. Cent. ' appeared, in the Coarse of what he said, anti to resort again to the' Property The. , hi Suck to cast soutedOuht upon the adthenticity of this in. eircrimstances et the present moment some explant. famous paper. Th e 'Right Hoti.Gent. had, urged tion was obviously necessary ; but leaving stated thus ; that - the names annexed' to this - :Piper, affOrded a much he would ahstaiii from saying more than merely • • pledite - that nothing inconsistent'.with what .was loyal, ! to express a wish that Ministers would spositane- . honoUrible t iutilproper,tould have been intended -1) Etti Litt% Ice. , ' ousiy cilia, forward at this interekting 'Criis, and that wee; not enoogh-clid the Right , lion.' Gent. VNCOURAGED by the . • uniform thodem it. . make 'Judi i thentodnieitidn as wasdUe tothof House, :. mean to contend . that'thed'irper ieselt confainiated. A.:4 typal°. the peruhAr method of Troutman in the cure o f . 6 ..4 l ir . i A • - . , , .4 • a 'Kos I;ve . .itieni C Oahe's, which has hero confirmed A% the `'' Un .6 Ito the w 'ld • e bentry, km . or . I.thipg inConsistent with loyalty, hon . our,',atcd pro. experience of asitoryears, in e law add extensive prartic.-.... ' • • • • use i •The CH ANCIiI.I,OR of the EXCHEQUER . ' prrety7-befaf - so,. lie` was 'at issue. with•iiiin oh te...ibir also, of the happy effects resulting to th e 1. " 41 ic 6 P• 11 l appreheioded that if lite. [lease shoold„ continuo , to that.paine. , lie %visited to kUow whether the Paper Medical Men confining their illetillon 1.. it term in class bf Isis- • •1 co . e „ t.ilei, rs . GOSS mid CO. Members of the Rosati Col- ,s i t . ! 1; •.- , 9 : . • •.- . f or short t im e, his NoWe Friend .? the Secretary': alluded to, • Was matint 'tO . foim , a part .of the pro. li•ce of Surgeoo, in I- • no. tttt t conthoie to direct their studies to for Foreign Affairs might biexpecteo i 'hut lest he ..wised cemmiinicatiotiv , and also' whethlr the'PersOns °Owe Downier" aniiing•frlim ithreret destthetivr habit of hs• ,co‘toei.ea hy 'h . ' fd • t ji" in leis . 0 ie '''rwhoieeiirafis Wire a - reached:AO this Piper hadaui I g son no a pear is a , be fore ~. , 1 eint-ide, toe Youth, w Inch .tot , only *trail**. a iminereus train ‘ is ..• •N• , . 41 , 2 , _. .._ , L.A4L-4--- 4 . •. • • 9.efie . • proper ' •.rfiitt.. it. Atreedos, imr'aeso eotato on ifs votaries all the the !loose sojourneu; ne (n 0..,... • authority :t ' such it to state, .. o sir su a ..o‘inteetit. . ireervtiing aloe ...Attie. of told age. I buttdi remit - 14 4l 4 c ' l St" ut in entre to pretent titly - friitopprehetplion, dent it Was i . " The -Ci;4NCELLOR .of • the . E,xcliviattpt, Debility or f)elicience. whether the correquence,of such mac, kr habits, e5. , ....tve tiiiiilting. king • Fesidesee is hist elidtates, 'intended - eery ahottly.,to-make a communication to ' Atpresid his opitiionohot . this Paper Contained no or airy other cause, by wtsith the powers of the consthotion that House, from thu Prince Regent (acting on the • thing to'sanction the doctrine of assassination, abet beemsie eitreebled, as regularly educnted Sergeant of London! behalf of his 11 . • t )o f the steps which Ministers this was all he thought proper to say upon 'the sub. . .eje!y . , they offer a firm, side, Mid speedy restoration to souud and the • • .• • vi g orous beulth, - • • - I were taking, and meant to take at present ,jest Eeseut. . ... ... .• . Where on early oppliention is mute for the Core of a Cer- ' crisis, together nit' it Statement of'the 'rmitires, Mr: WiIITEREAD iiitin asked ; w•herli lain Disorder, frequently contracted inn mome n t of inet.rie- , w h ic h determined' their conduct. • ' . intended, to lay thispaper.liefote *Aim t% the eradication is generally completed in the short spare of , ' . • two days, unit in the noire advanced and inveterate stages of ' 'Mr. %V iliThit,RAD espressed a wish to know the promised corprouniCation, and also the Venereal Infection, charm-writ...l by ti variety of painful and up on a l ias d ay it was.itstended lo malte.the promised ' upon __, iiihickii rai signed by lair - MisSistera , distressing ” mptoms, st perseverance i n their plan ( n knout re- • • • ) ' NO liaiviet was thick : —Artimened tilliem rnmunirattoit strain/ it, diet or exercise) will rioure to the Potieutis permanent I co ~ .1 ... • . • . .. ,L,_ _, • ._...• . ~.. .. , and radical cure. I The CIIANCEI,J4OIi. of the EXCHEQUIt i The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected , rep li e d , that he had already nairtal `a dry (Weilucis-, with, or arisine from the :those Complaint, have not escaped ! their intention; by an infallible and iMpmvied 'phut, they tweets- • day), 'and es far X ' 8 re . was'able Id jildge,' it did ' Net tabled to remove obstinate Glee.. and ' Stricter's, whether . app e a r p ro p er to make any erplihation, until the , recent or of Wog duration, without resorting lii the painful ' • o ~ittatwerooso.',.. of the Cowrie 11-ugie. ManYinstatwese/111 he communication referred to should be laid before.the : adduced of very inveterate cases, of several years continuttuce. House. 'having sfeldedlo tlieir emitted it. a few dabs. after the cure had Mr. \VIIITBLtE AD discl'imed any with to hurry !.atoll been attrusitted_lsy . _other Practitioners without effect; nod „,. ' or to exact from them any - hat. beim the agreeable result of a p,actire of Ii years, AllititlerS, ~ .. , Omit the luodevif iseaunent has :sot, in oneliengle lintance , ever communication ; hut he aold'not forbear [ o ' ex press Droved ahattive t dtiriog Whiffs period m;.ss• . . tholts•ind persons his el . :A:lent liai se , ' Chit a eirtein paper, purporting .tof•B‘dMxes have hperieored the row% meat of hosing hero . , . , , , . . 1 - per -Coy hired , after seirere sad hjinitsts meth - rids had been to emanate from the Congrest of Vienna; wavan in - , per-tarred ia.lo 9011Willptie. , famous forgery, as that - paper was so infamous in it- To wined freinales whose expectatiorts of those tender allE•rer ILF.D.l4llftronehe liesdkWHlSK FIRS, .1 •' • • r e - r t • self , inasmuch es it went to sanction the principle of „sledges of •cm.mthial ha ppitiess have hero de ate , it may also • 'LA Cc. chan gv d taste .elliweamir Black , by••ATE IN SOV,S be a.plewing ref.ectiou Si) I. ow, that by a proper perseverance assas s ination. Ile trusted, therefore, for the honour VEGI . :I'.-% !Ml.': DIM ty h:iCishi. An ttl'elirittl°°?.•that a I.A.Ty -Os O tt iii- rioted,e4, the general health b ieuovated, and the hi- an dc h aracter of this that sr resteteman rattrehrtaigelhe chinor of their woh . ii air with pediment. removed. Cm' and secteke, with this Iltivantace , peculiar to this Dye, M , eels. ti ...? and Co. exclusively profe'ssing the cure of these .. 'that ' et : were never authorized names 'annexed to pep Mat Stir colour it c o nvey ti. is op *nrippoont that neither tone cud partici:lox complaints, in order that thiy 'ashy not tie marked to sign any inehltieuhrent. Whilithe Noble Secre wate,r, the 11,r of hut •irtuni; kin any thilL in art or wing e , 1111 ht . 14 Alli,ll.li/M • from, with the obloquy so justly attached to the . . Lary for Fotrigh • nabs was at the 'Congress, he was 1191441 v teirthe the eohtur,sii.oee flu- I ,e/doily of wearing . 141111r:tot enottltic,ihittic it but justice ti tlitusel%es to state, powder on (;rise hair It rp.er the impede, of Gley . ktrir, . ihoi itwy hoc. hell peopirrly educated add initiated into every uader*ood to ematibitta in himself all the powers of arri.... I. eillir tlY morivelteds Nt hist , lalt lite 0 3e,,it itlfailltilY branch of the pro essi.oi (cerithcates of which, Irma various .the Earotive Government • but it was quite linpos • .. ces.ites the hair to its ari..-iairl dohs*, • • 1 ' - i 'hositals, suid testithonials Mon the highest profe..,ioord an y he .. ... sold. prire-5,..; is. 61. ~ 10 . 41. 4 .. 4 4. Onecennea, by. Jas. lilies, they have tu .convinee s tay enquirer), That a residence - si b hf t l• 3 5.. %d r • • • canoes the socii.powgra were extended to ~Al h ohou,.Perfuover, Nil.',' tiefeerd:lstret,Wohomquare. I..in• in the:Sie'reter heti-6101...e of our eastern world, its well tii in she Duk e of wellington, Loriti Ctincarty, Catil .L'm t and lyy Appnintihrilit,- ify•asillC . Piefisitidreend Hair- o t her pints, ernhoteeas shim lou *eat, that their researches cart' Ail; gte ' sitit that the r were iiitborizid to pia .r . • 149 ,r`et 4 in Tow. and . e.ost•tire, . .. •' - , ',having been can fi ned to dieeasep already enumerated, they hold ~ A , 9 1 ~, , _ 2 , j , ...y plig•... .... ' that ... N. H. Money 0rd%4•:.10 P0.1,' sell tiV . tretewitif oath. •an a Ceratiot y or reaavai4ll4l tissuth as may lebtier Wafer the their sta t ues le sucti'au tato ` vouwalaPert 'ior the ~_lsla, STR fNtioN's 'C V ittint - IIX I D;lbsitifieTard by ' debilitating egrets of a life pasted under the torrid zone. And were Weeded wkiire Orei-to dicidre war - against .-, 116 4.1 Family, filets her imperial .iiiighoese the Growl fu. i her, that bating had tipporiusitties, in their professional ca rlichenof Russia, - Palaces* ?(Ultienbqtgh sh ed • by inset of the .. . . . , perils. of forninag am Intonate 'aldpinintrintre with the comfits- • any State. . ' • holiday. • : tinnal haa.its of seafaring persons. they o ff er to them the best 1 . The, CII4NCELLQR :of Oa , EXCJIPAU,KR. ' The coding yield stem* without ebstspetiiirei the most els, 'assurances of iron:editor irf ; that the surceits A-Salting from -- miatabied that the.papey, alluded to ' did 99,t7il t auy ram articl e ever ieveritei to' suoissehipg she hair ;in dressing it their ei4.-itiours tir.i'•inthecitil theta to quit the priimitse of the ••- • • • i• • • ' • is the 04 . , 1it0... a Erma dandrille Ste. tllhir• It beeelifollt soft tend glossy,: general practitioner: and they presume their prefernions con- point suc hauthortsa au in t erpr etati o n . ... *ad sei s it in curl thiring esrecise is the dace(' . pr • na.te, rotor. a fair erotica fob ilia impreviedeolled conlidence with Menthol' Wad khOught propeOtilds Ir. ' ic- sr ilia damp atmosphere I bat *hot renders this u.rtitle of Iv hirlythey haSy, b) the putriic„ beep se liberally hot:oared. ' I Mr, W EffienforAw o u t ly.4 ( 4. bet • f l y ir f ootles. acsao-t eminent alibis, is its osoderfol properiie- for rest...lr. '• rodents in the coutitry are requested to slate the particulars ' -'' • id whichlke &drift. Of •assissi., i t list hOr on hale place., .4 whirs are cutivincing testimonies' of th eii-earie, age..aftd'mrraner Id hurt*. ~losing eremitism/se *tie* sit y.etilwder,. 04 tanker timid:West iii un EhsaYhalhe misfire tad Dimas , / • for eedvire and medicines, and the remediei will he giveu or for- aatiop gip ontilashinglr evirded,,..,thit. paper 'was Oil , Hair, erelosee ;Akin tile cover to each bottle. . ' ' .war d e d many pert of the ki ngd om . trine ;. and isiaised aa&diroctjuslisicutigp "pillit 40 . c . .. Pratt....b. 6,1.; 7.. 6it and Oat Guinea. ' To he vies:Med at th"ii• hiitat ditilirperionallY,•or by letter, CA UTIO x.-T.• avoid the Closisterfelis, he partiedlar to ash ,post paid) by Patients , .of either Sex, with •orecteycdodieeey, • refervityrtif the pr,..49711.4f1kti..°`04r, tit . same, doctrine 1 %9 A.z t. son's Cunha, Fluid. fee Alit home's Vegetable I) s e 4• et Orel ii 9.• . " j . •'a 'in • i 4, ~_,, • o ,i_i..i . , - i give the egetbiewerter, it i p forwler,perto ~ wh ch •;, 10 lo 0 i-erve hi, mime on the 1e19411, sad the. tariff' .ohli tie ' (iii.. wi n 44. Stir g ensel ks^ l39°7 l&" r I r C # 4l -* slitiiiii VAG' ' 4flhe ghats 4 0111644 . tie IVA', ncitited with each beetle : - *Ma/ 'I, Mr • ' '" .••• !• ,t. ' t 14. •• p t . / 1 g - • • .. •-tg. 14 ,..• 14 , ~a.,. . . •:0) e• .. 4..... C. . f. 1„,1 ,4„ • • . ;. 1" . . -• • • i:4 }OS -19100 W ii T, 4 _, .:• „. • . • .• •• • • '' • • t- .:j. • r ' I. •.; . ... : ~.- ~..t.t ~.. 1 ~:,, 4. e e • .f .,7 ..I.i. t. 7el i . : I k..r la r d . %). • TO Till; srotsit.tre. 11 ASi E4S REAL TREBLY DISTILLED LAVENDER WATER, pattioawd arid trAmuseuded are •t tinnier 9f per',/,' of 'he • AN, rook ot..ol . f.tthitio. T4l. Pr ivrtesto% f the *hove tralsrlltte t•d..rirertAliavut I...i.teas ..t out ..literi.wr fraif.loce. HMI glory reitrerididiriudiegl midi of 111- that4lntele.t used Et well 010 them 110 g b..- war f..r a I..litle Its stay of trial. MA if it d:o4 nut et - 11V. , 4 /hear ertwetati4o.6 thet' 10 Mira . 1/1r • "w,r• A few drain; •• a Itsto‘herettitlf 111i11 imakostil it I .:0 merit-, to it tetanus no delightful fragrance a length rllll.- Mil% to iiiiiiing. _ _ »si.. qi Sooner earl C...'s44eilleloe awl Peiritientsry rwr er si. S. •C it .inprwrrirert, High iiiolthirn,, wt tke very rir d..e.4l price (3, oho paw bottle. Ai...lit • . 1." 0 , 4t1.114 Ir EVA itte-tionsthle Ph.lt U VIA% Toortt P(1W1)1(R. revving ward hv trvers4l Phy-i r.. 8 .4 tqr hrrt rusesteepre. tb teak best prepdrillioo fur the sod IP%er i ii - e Lt h..k.• ~f tid emelt. lok.wh e 'heir mach app owed ROSE WATER. poPer'ng sh t•.. arorrui froaraa, eof ibe fr.aoa twee. as 4d. the phi' b. 111:.ALT1I AND 11APPINFW3. grow the spark of hi...begins to dim, `MIENor them : - yvir d by ib.. w . ► n ..-i•m e b s ik l..di m ini s . vi In. h *forme! t Ilk mewl, eti rah tutt the li . re.eilt ill tor ..tiferooltni tof yin .of ',known' 11. VI. % IIL'S ToN IC 1111.:111l INE 14 proved Ili expert rte.. 1.. be la coot ere ciiii. sate, .:11.44 pi•rmaimut reriardv e. es , dig - imprint. la ever, d Ater of muscular drbibt., vascular re 111 4tion, weskarss or mOO% in tither tea, the imigoorntinK and kwuions'n.g 1,- If etri of this opetlio kw urn speedily ma illfetionl. II O , Tl•st. ILI wet i • r.' by eac . liag • Imporary •il oho or irrtio ~,h, oh .: ob••••• deslotble OW se Aseprodurril, hat by iovigrir a i. 1 4, r 1 ,141 %, . t i...•, All t elbilirffiefris Ile. 1411111130 *pints. Th.. I. air of.ro. id' tin. tlivistr i prm•dy. rretAl'es the Iniotaid, debili rdni,nr(coas, Aid. rotated a Inc h rfrArs, Isom 0 he eartititatlon " h'lttzt va.locio, entice to a 4 tay, to ille inns! gratifilug and divinti i id .iitp..,, . i pAftth stein * feat:: 1/r. • , ...r i ,,,. .y- • ,., c 1. 'emoy ► .ptrpnrecl. and void wbolesale se. awl 00..1 by ifr •i•*. intosi.aullis.hoine. No. 14, New North air-rt, 11.4- toti... , Wee tekg,l4.,gcr Jrif,ket,; Of-liAlr 111 * pet °"^ f.. "It-. iltdcli . - Nita bin.. fil• nphtentatettt. for flu-, e. " l 's LA I - (1%! . .4 , 1-00 , 41 liiitlitot, 14, - t.'irebd i tu ti m); earner .., 54.1111 011 4 7 6n4wet t ,t. 11;511sith ; nod by aktiat kdpeel: late Neal , for Ventlers'Arlanall sollickier rY• • 71CliT,u • mAtt: , At~.LA-CHAPELLE, M 27.—The . n►eaaurog of precaution hare been adopted by Sack, peorpor.General. of the Lower and Rhine.:— • "In consideration of the events which hay in France, and of the declaration of the Higi Powers, dated the 13th inst., I direct, in with the General of the Royal troops, as I —All communication between the General meat and France is interdicted, until ne , Passports to- that country shall only be girt most urgent cases, and by superior authori sale of horses or military effects to foreigi prohibited. • " The High Allied Powers having by act declared Napoleon Bonaparte an outlaw, enemy and disturber of the repose of the every act tending to show attachment. to hi , or system, can only be considered as an at the internal and eater*. safety of Abe' Star -though I am aware thatf !shy such aispositi -be extremely rare aMong,tbe inha.bi -the Middle and Lower ;Rhine,. yet,f feel bound to declare, that afhoever shalt do and act, or make any proposal teusl)pg to show feels a particular attachment to the person of leon Bonaparte, or interests himself in hi shall be immediately arrested and brought. special trih.unal, or be shut up so as not tq to lujure society." 'l:4 MR,• M astclt 2.B.—Letters from Bei noence, that every soldior in Prussia is on the •The volunteers who bad been clscbarged rejoi leorys teal. ." ',. • . • • • . fo t Alik ' 4 * s. • • -okt • . • ro. the Paper r tale prq. he'persone Igqollo. ainetl end 'the sub. be 1r was auatt, with authority 1? . a-Morrow. • following by [tarot& ad Middle ..0 . are passed 'igh Allied i t li n concert s follows 3 I Govern. ew orders. Fen in the ity. All ;n parts is a solemn c, and an he world, his person sum k on tte. And lion must iitants of el myself ny public is that he of Napo. tie cause, before a q be able erlin an. he march. oiu their sq