The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-03-30 00:00:00

.. *0.'840. i :.• - Yv; F.A447// 30. 1815. ,-.1- N .. l - Figura pa - it like , Oailt.iela die mix* awitfrod T KAU K KO Y VILUR X.14,111A, rf S resent EVENING, Mss* SO, alai MaJettirs' Servrww6 wit peffessis . . • TX; ONLY ORIGINA,L;PIOTORE OP BONAPARTE NOW EXHI,DITING IN LONDON. To be sees at No. Jit s Wet Side of LO/011 1 4r•scloro• • .ADMITT.EiNCE ONE SHILLING. THE attention of the ireshionable wort:1110mm exclusively direeted to the original and magoi Palm. log of BONAPARTE, as large as life, taken in Path by bin weeial permission, on his Worn from MAscow, by the Hptoneal Paintet e befetivre, and completed 14M the Man' diatc superintendance of the celebrated Davidrst painter to Nopolriwi. This Picture is warranted the lest and only op4inol Portrait of BONAPARTE taken from nature, now exhibiting in Lou don, end allowed by ronspeimit judges to be the beet likeness of thismoot eatraordinary charaelerin Europe. As a u ark of art, with towel to its perfect Jikettem, to the composinno of it.alo.igri, to the elaborate execution, and to the beauty, vary,, and truth, of every srarticrear, it possesses it - instead:int merit, and carries internal evideoce of ill originali ty from the great talent exhibited, it being allowed to be the fittest speuitueti of the character i;tisagd Ucellypaitged steadiness and patience, that missive detail slid firdshing in the study and 'tertian° of Pa tag, ever ealtibited iu the French school. — The beauty and .1111 of the chancey is seek as to exhibit an nifinirable specimen of perfection M the art, end affords a favourable op porionity for rivalry in the British school. This gonad and inimitable Pelf/ling, was ordered by, and late the property of the Municipal Conseil of the city of Liege, on illoW , ed obelas io-the Hail for *Wog, at tbe Man. sion-house of the Mayor and Corotaanr ' ober* It received she unlimited adsoirntioa of the - Tebbe, arid iiimiaarairved from thence on the ribtlicotloo of N,apoleon. The above Then, trod snore particularly so far mr . they relate to the eminent talents of the Artist, tke great value of the Pail*" Nsw TT., PAT,UN MA I Mg, and the extreme aeceseey o f the likeness, are attested uu- Y' der the hands and stud of Os Rainy, Mayor of the city of CALON sod Co. Itane.oolw to offir t o the Public • liege, nod of the fantail of flavour, and the Municipal , trit HAT, eouttioitte every isite a Hat ought ' Council of the rild'eity, ns appears by'th e ic m i nu te of council, ts p ; htu sill' the op or die Jae* a - A most ' beirine date September 2, 1/22,t0 possession of tie Proprietor. . ite heaver. b equally light, will wear twice as long, The above Picture la on view and sae at No. 511, West side of K t,,, t 1,;.,,P er s h ape , - watch is retains art the last 4 it will . Leicester-square, from Ten in the e a r n i ng till. Ten sit night. rrr koroluut, watch is the MOW beautiful black; nor w e • For the satisfaction of elm Public, had with a view to glos-, if warn for .rveu )cars ;no weather will ever in- prevent unsupported assertions another quarter from obtain )" n , tke-e Ha ; price 4 i 6.: • Incing ferther credit, the ProprieforM the above Picture has aa• GAL IN and Cu. Manufacturers, 4!1, Strand, corner of lied- ! hibited the Minute of COROCiI PtbOre.toenthroied o ood other duce• fursareet. merits to the respectable Edit or o f t h e D ay an d Traveller Newspopere. whoitaileaaly (*milled the troth o f th e ab ove Menthol: , ard Denlers,who wish for superior Silk Hats, will striteqsalt hope_ gre t ts of the 22d afloat moth. cobalt Jerk advantage Ys natigiakiglis Adimtionoent. .. • .•, A Nor Cratt.l Openitir nr. l i t n. i n (hwe, a rt s caned, THE UNKNOIWN GUEST. After %bids, rhe Now P:orce, rolled PAST Tl;ti O'CLOCK. A N I) A HAIN Y NIGHT. tar 1 100 ue l". he Waled , at hAlt Ere o'cl o ck. to he r trlf out ses. Cwt.., lg.; Seco** Price 4. 6J.—Pit, gd. = & mon d i• Lower Gory. 2s. Second Price, J..—Upper twit,, Is.: Stroud !ice. 6d. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN $ prima EV E f NINO, March 30, will be • ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mr. Conway; Juliet, Miss O'Neill. To whirl; will be added, The New Grand-Wl° Dramatic Romance, called Z F4II3UCA ; OR, THIi NET-MAKI:a AND HIS WIFE. Isom. is.; Second Price Ss. 61.—Pls. is. Id_ . ; Stroud s.—Lower Gallery, 246. ; SeCoud Price, b.—Upper 6 r airv, 1 , .; Second Price. 6d. A Pima.' 8 miY be had oigbtly, on application to Mr. lamplotioii the Boa-onlee. BISH'S wharf, Welliagbareagh, _ . . SCALE FOR ADVENTURERS, ITO RE DISPOSED Oh: II y PRIVATE CONTRACT, Rev Thee Tickets. you may cilia . ' 40,1740 MBE above FREEHOLD PROPERTY, with a Bey Two Tieket4, you may pd . ,' - 60,000 Boy One Tirltrt, ynu may pip . • - . 30,tA0 JL long-established, advantageous, and increasing Trade, 45 01 , among eonnectinas of eckaawleilged restreetabittty In coal, Air lbree Halves, yna may gain - • - Buy Two Halves , yea may gain . . so , , fjobee, deals, iron, spirits, sad other articles senacally coo -154100 veyed by . joined navigating. law One Half, you may gala • - . B. Tire- Quavers, you may guia - 22.600 A conedersible part of the patellae...lunacy may, If re. w oo . quired, remain upon security fora few ram, Bey Tv o Qw. rrrrr , you My gain - 10 Ow Wafter. yob isayeptin - . 7,500 . For Particulars, apply to Mr. Musa, Waihrook, near the Ps ) Three F.ightlw, you may gg am - - 11,9.50 . ; Rover Exchange, London ;or to the Proprieties. Messrs. IN. Res Too &Oohs yolli IWO gain • - 7,600 nod R. Wilson, at ti ellingbornogli. Air Vise Eighth, you may gain v - - 3,750 11... l':.ree Sixteenths, yogi may gain - 5,625 Sir Two Sixteenths, roomy gain - 3,750 Ils 03e Sixteenth, you p BMUS • . 1,875 VEIKT WEDNESpAY,. APRIL 5.0, when all • . • II IN Three Pri gee of ,g31).000 'ma, he drawn. and Two 1 .he Five *lags of 1003 Guineas bIUdT be drawn, mid will le .i.incilintey faid In tied. At 4, toaNniu.„ erg, CHARING-CROSS. OUTTA sieHiunric A; OR DR. sAnrs ANTI VENERI 44 DROP, Sold wholesale, retail, and fir exportation. by the Proprietor, 5. Gerrard—tree, Soho, Lerzesteroquare, Loodou. IVOTIIING can be more Important to those at. -CI limed with the Venereal Diorage, or onyilisordenarising from toe is ; urity of the blood, as well as to finer. posterity: than that each complaints be immediately removed. Itt ever y saw 4 .f min (writer wherein salivation oat frequently failed, CI what OP i tier means could restate the unhappy sulkier to health, the Gams Slpidlitka has bon the effectual remedy to abeinablish ..eailh and activity. The edert of these Drops aro almost Imperceptible in their .coati.., giving , strength sad We to He sorvit., and are well Sack* in the eabloomot ampulla' and *esters of stips, t. y *IN keep good in all climates. Said in hustles at ss. 64. each. • v • Medical and surgical advice k grads, frees eight till ten in the morning. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. WiIEN the spark of life begins to grow dint, 11. e cirenlarien luneuid, and the in.- 'RI firOfties dhs t hoe inelaterfrtity iallmoiebre Witt:* moat She elide aniethswi,t the.strendth of Me enfeeble •ries at pleasure. Dr. YEN EL'S TtSN NI'eAMINE y -.wed by expert e•• to he thr-eseve:reitain, safe, awl . remedy ever dbenyereJ. ;It every d•gg,.. 4museu , Vato ;Aar re• retina, WhltroPiiii or al,w7 in either se% ; , e ia , .:nrahw! aiscl w •af.l.l4l7llpow,ers of this soswil • •• l a c it but, bower-r. by e %citing a ....npot-r , sti•. • I:, or irrila • ton, that Misr dvstrable effw-ur are prndeeed, but by ineigar i and eith.:l4..tisg the -pirits Tla 100 ..!bets of this divine rented. . Ito. -1 ,. languid, 4/141- t. we.r.•11‘1110, sled relate!' of gesea, trout the tea. isamigoo ~; ate ~:catnbfaiwo to society, 10 the ta.ol gralifpng Ir. I diee:fiel Wilton Or irons..rt.4 and poritui , •. Taste Re.lictly i. botr.oured -ond .old wboksal , • and ietail by !hr. Proprietor, at hi, havoc, No. 14, New Mont.- st•trt, V tlairsquarr, price 11/i. 61. per parket IV. Amor is eue f.r 3h . dud. inrin•ied. S ild al , n, by 3101)"'atinent,atn.'• eft's, lull vlsf , rd.strovi Itiebards. Ilk!, Strand t donnas, owner to totoluotipt•la- , treel. 11ollotos; and by mast respect slag Medi, toe Vender* in tow!! a 41 onto 11. NERY()US DEBILITY, STRICTURES, LUES, fie. WHEN Professional Men, eminskot for' skill and exne rknce, otter their advice, and seat their abi. WV" for ;be cure of a few re yuiag diseases, they rise superior to that prejuthce which is so rastly excited against the' never. of men, ignorant of tbe first principles, and uneducated in the practice of p h ysic. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. regular sue t teuus, sanctioned by every privilege to practices and by the uaifirrpa success tvlittis their 111111 k of treatment for Veuereai Complaints has hitherto been attended, coat tone with the same iesiduite to direct their studies to the cure of every specie- of i ikeu , e f o i p o i sq n. as well as the removal of those distressing debilities and deficietici:l which prevent or embitter the maul. mound state do toe eitialsoitue of latustiii iplirmities there are wine mare afflicting than those which are the unavoidable coil sequences Man Indolocnce in a certain 'destructive habit. The yettappy, salferer brands aver bis misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief until he is ieduced to suck a state of misery as to render life'oppressive. To suet' person it will he a consolinq retiec litu know, that they may not,v, by a new and iufalleole re medy, he restored to their former constitutional strength and gout.. Mean, relasett, nod dgbilituted habits, proceeding rioter (ram au eitcero of esiii . meni and illicit pleasure. or from a lone residence to hot clinunes, hard drinking, the injudicious use vf mercury, &c. arc speedily testa. ed to health aid strength. It must he a self-evident proposition, that where the aggre gate of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment nod cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must he the greater certainty of !access; and as a proof of this position their me thod of cure is so particularly expetlitiums, as well as safe, and so evidently superior to the mon practice, that in some slight eases of infection a perfeCt restoration is completed I. the short period of three dass, and is th.ise of the winos' invetera cy, where other practitioners have failed, a proper per.e. 'trance us their ylun of treatment ensures to the patient a safe, well grounded, unit lasting re-establishment. By an early ap plleation; the patient will escape the danger and expense of a tedious atteodauce piton floe less experienced practitioner. In the 1150 it obstiinite and complicated cases of venereal infection, suet us obstructions in the urethra, navvy excrescences, hard ttimours, callous ulcers, eruptions, peados! weakness, sleets, as also ▪ H. A. BRADLEY, thlid kI le New-street, ▪ (i-liza-square. London, will witisfy the most scrupulous enquirer as to the nathenticitY of a Friend of his its•riving great trig& fruai ibe CORDIAL HALM of tit LEAD, in a severe disorder of the nervosa.. bilious, and flatulent kind, with which Ile hwl beau ha% al listed, • Mr . F.. Mercy, High-street, Birmingham.. vouches fur the surpio.ing gore of a Gentleman lune in a drip Decline, having 11;o' use bottles of the Cordial Halos of Gilead. The spirits, an appetiteasf the 'toting into. were visible an ; vary tntieltally itaprovied and b. continuing the use of it a few ste , , longer; he was, wish God's tiles.Aft ' and. to the groat tmefort and astonishment of his family and Meads, restored to Ur. B. Ilootkroyd, of Pontefract—reports of a man in that wiehbourhond, s'seut the itge of thirty..who had the appear- Nice ofialtouring under that nowt dangerous di,raie. the mihisis Pulutonaks..!tr Coretuaiption. He hod a cousiderable degree of hectic lever, prolo.e nigio.su eats. expectorated much, and was reduced to a state of extreme debility. flaying had the best Medical advice be timid procure, wilbunt obtatuisig relief, he had recourse to the Cordial Rahn of Gilead ; persevering in the teat it, all the uufavouruble symptoms gntilually abated, and he la. , ;owned p via,tros. state of health. „thweriment Ser tufty !.gainst•Connterfeits, besides a savior of in Fier. The DrerdiA Baba of (illead is scold in h . W.' , vire 11.. troths ur the naval, y of four in one Family bunk Co . ..s3s. on u Lich oar I is. i .veil, dots includedt tlue'larnp t,f w hich bears the Propri•tiv's name and :Witte— in ihea g n "'•-g , " Saul. Solomon, la vet lima, — to imitate in hid% i. te "• , ; Lils . prifilege of a part s:mlar cet of plates for has 6149). h a , ;,„„ granted w Vic . p o l g r a t i , by favour of his Ma illy a /Limos able Cnilimiliviititer Duties, purposely to secure she Public agaitot Counter tits nine else are genuine. S lll,l by Sairawl Leith, No. ltd Strand; SsiUon and Co. (late Dies. and Sutton), Hew' Church-.and ; R,.con and Co. go. 150, ihrtfordsstreet, London; Brodie and Dosyditte.Splisbury ; A. Smith, Pe:lamer, tiorol 4ridge, Edintrorglk.; Martin Keene, No. 5, College grew{ nt Diteitino's.-140. I, Parliament.4treet, tied of Idessco. Mew b urster Soh, I)ublin ; and retail , by all N , dicine Venders in the Dhilealppgtium. DlowdEts hartebeest many ye4rs in proceeding to such a ` l9; • rt 'e o(Walignarrev as cannot he eradicated in a few weeks theref.,re it Is in order to eoenorttee steady perseverance in the the o r prope r arras that Dr. halo ...wit hit, adopted the plan of hi: mars, with three Ili* 564.1:astsity Bootle., containing • ibe qultit) 91 Twelve at Its. pacbeil snfe fur o ntry, tor .a Fi v e- pound Rank-note. by which 11. 1%. Is sa v ed; vide "Garde to Tioalth." • !/ . 41 • --- c Addresses of the Staff, of the' tions, of the re-united Officers aud Municipal Authorities, of of cities,. &c. arrive cram a', pnblislr the test of theae Addr,,ept is concise and energetic term!. Lentiment of exultation Wiilebf risons, in cities and plains: were reached by the nosh on the French territert:' comprehend the etlitys444 I &twee ;—. A• Dr. Soloans% Practice Pt now become so great and en tetorr, t h at hi s motto rugs rracros r e quire n con4lerable pialiou of kiis time and attendapre. he expects. when (vomit ted compliment of One pound ; but all written cases, or fr tl , is of mime, and smaccomponied with an order for =di em'. 4141 remittance. to he ag,wered at leisure, are required tneee:•••e ma) Ifolf a Guinea. Dr.ifoi ict.y be obtained co any pit ante at Liverpool, for !mall !.onstof money, il;C^ is a sure rivets ut e f igiiiiiyagex.---tioch lettere should, far !Jt.), he tbus directed Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, lintoe,.sear Liverdhol. Paid doable portage." • !Aloes may be addremcd to X. Z. or A. B. at the Peat ill called far. Perini wlto du not wµls to have their o.ay Mee their Siam directed W. Z. to be left it! eulied fee, , . - , : •'.•••••..".."- • ' • W.-Si:. ' • -- . ;e. -. i :-. --1 , .• , • '- - . '-'-.-.. '''" •'' 1' -4 . • • ..t;''' . S . ‘ • - .. • •• •-• . , - ~.. , . .. .... , • ..•*_• • . _1 _ ... .0 , ~ 1 v ii• ,i... 7.. k • . 4 .' - - -. ~ ' • -,, ••• • . . . „ ••••-•• 1 . • . . 4 ' . • • 4 k 7 k etio - oi , • ,b t -, .. ... ! it • 1 3 ~' +I ° . ► i,", I -.--, I 4 * 1 /O 1 . lir • PP' g'" . • i , ';' Ii •, • •- 1 ; , . \ . .3,.... z . gl ; t : ii i!.. 2, . ~,t, : ,c, .... ~ \ .:4 • V , 1 . • „ ji % .\ ' ' 4 ,_. -.6 .• A I f . -.. . ''''..• . ',... 1 / 4 ,n. • 4.3.i.r,t.„.... Paid itt • . 1 Atititlal PIP4ILL ca France and .the rtaelatri; OR .ll* % 4 : 6 ' . • - •••••1111-.-• • :• • .' litigated. •Cossards had betteyed,thftettlir .. PARIS, /WARM 34.-.—The Duke - 'DC --. Bellenb ha • " dottrels.' , • - Parched os i Paris with the troops of the second of4slory- redo, - military dielsion. !When the reghnents learned that 1 Ting art ' •Ilhe Emperor was ckinfilhnowldflii, Obey mount- : was the l e d il l 4 " 412 " . g: 1011 1 01 4 011mtra TN Peke loaded • of BOUM° *laden*, and the. whole.divisioo amp nnaloor tinalltintSpords*united under Us ancient colours. ' their rat belie 3d and 4th divisions; s in spite of the efforts . by *e of 04 Pmfect . Vaoblanc, and .of.some Generals, the iris sedent people, the officers and soldiers all mounted the helmet • cation* cockade. The 'Colonel Jacqueeninot,. Aid.. neror the. de•Cnsp of the Duke of Reggio, bitieght *to-day the tiOnarrotsoar, add rhseis of the different corps, and p resen t e d the m " t r oma, real to the Eniperor during the paroles - .' _ .•-' ' • • laud die • The Doke of Albufera and Genrit4 Geira4 &tient I SIPAMCF. 0 4 wait for the news 'of the progress-of the march of ihtij Such us the expressions which we Mutts' a multi.; Easporec and all the troops hate joined themselves j mode or Addresses; ,asnotsgst which, we Why mention to the sloshes of all the inhabitants of Alsace. • - Thus! those of the officers, iol•-oificen; And snuffers of the the national liso flies ideltateroviace as in Etergiihtly lAketiAtmat of the line; of the aothitthe town of • and in French. Comte. • • - • , i i , . ,: . Anstretro t . -of thp plficer:. lM itgpartreent. of klitno,.• ~,Liaoterrarit-40neral Palel had 1 4.14451i0itti , ...,_ ..- 5 411.4) 1 . reti l . 7 111',Vtii 4 r, 46.- ._ 91 , 1 . .440 tii.cideare4 cockade, when Mar'St:CyratoQ ,*: liolotettf 6110-lohimOtersto . the tog, PI t-selpoutt ;L.' e': devil" that et y, and put him under arrest. The..ffinorgoirtg.; ef,the whole soldiers in the D4trtmene troops having unanitnoody declared that they eioklil lof the so4sessr4 of the,olflcers on Leave on half.pay* march towards the Emperor, and would join.ther n ,l rusd.retired,, ih.the-town of Vesoul,. tigd . of thtt•fat . • selves to the wishes -4 all the army, the Marshal, floral. Commandaht of the Departtunt ,of : 4 ordered the city-gatesiii - litsbut. Thabtave cuitin : Sapp.; o,flho officers and hussars girths 50 • - 114,4_ , triers of the Ist regiment broke tkeso open, end Mir. mornt•-ok.ehe officers, cub-officers, Led saddlers, .4 shal St. Cyr has disappeared. •. . ' ' t the 14th regiment of i n f an t r y o f th e li n e ; o f theelms, The city of Rouen and all N 14116114 hare, :WIC ces el thts2d battalion of the sth of the limy; of .thr an unanimous movement, Moulded tile ..4ticliar . Prefect, the ,Secretary-.Geueral of the Department coloaes The Sieor de Castries; who Ilia thrishe i cif. Sege And Woe; ,of the officers, sub-officers, ate, . Ilitiaeltio.to Dieppe, has embarked. Genial' te.,l soldier* of the 4th regiment • of. the Royal Corps - sitf . marrois, Aid-de-CamP of the Emperor,. is poi cep el Artiiiery ; of the o ffi cers and soldiers of the Mitt=- 4 . take the command of that division. t I eersimeot of engineers ; of the officers, sub-pfficersk ;=• ' Brushy, and especially the city °rammer!, Miele i mid soldiers of the 77th of the line; of the B'h reo4 felted the greatest enthusiasm. Lieutenuut-General, : mout.of horse chesseurs ;of the Students of the Scho ... Pire c commanding the 13th • division, and General' of Useable of *'trio (covering 12 sbeett of signi• •• ' • Bijerre, have expressed their sentiments in an - ad. I tares) ; of the officers, aub-officers and soldiers of the dress signed by General O ffi cers, by the Staff-Major44loth regiment ; of the Mayor, Adjuncts, and M.unici. by Officers of- Administration, by all the Chefr de ! Ink Cnnecil of Arazoone ; of the efficers, sah.offieers, Corsir, Pad by all the regiments. The troops of the i and soldiers o(.the free company of Auxerre; of _the division have marched directly toottack the Dukede , Cremeal Comte AL N, Commaudant of the Depart./ Bourbon, who left Angers en the 20th. . I most of the Tease; of the national guard of Saulien; 'Cho Proclamations of the Emperor would arrive: of the Mayor, Adjuncts, and Municipal Council of ~. . at Poitou on the 23d ; and in spite of the efforts of Mac.. ;of the officers, sub-officers, and dregooartel ' , the Bourbons, who showed themselves there on_tbe the sth regiment; of the Mayor, Adjuncts, and M..:'. • SW, the national flag will be hoisted by the people; . *cape Carried of Autuu; of the officers, &c. of tba . - - who do not forget the benefits which the Emperor . lAtis regiment of the line; of the General Officent •• has copfereed uppn them. ' : end Staff of the Military. Administration of the 13111• - • .. LIWAIIIIIIIM,GeeeraI Clause) is gone to command at .. dill/ion ;of all the...Chiapas( the corps of the garrison . - Boutdistert. At the time of the last news, the Duchess; 0 htennes;.of ell the soldiers mid persons laolppii D'Augoolesee had quitted that city, and' had em:' In that dieltion t *c. &c. , , harked sertipe river. lit —. - . It appears from the fact couriers arrived from,Mer- r irtiffere ,of WA 401 .imc r it. 4 6.- - Thli • seillay , *it the ,Iskite Cockade was still hoiseed_ is Ipmeseps the followiog intimation :.... that city. There had been ((imbed there, id ,91.4er to. -_,_ 4 ‘ not Illoritater is no4ongev allosinffichal,,X• .04. • marokmpriastrht Empermehrolments to the aseoetrt ;What is official most bitaath by the :. • , of 1500 men. Marshallbe - Pr riiiiiiirtsillllirlantimpri-taa44 II voured to restrain these spirits: the troops cried oat . b hen.:cPwsh pet bovita...„ . . with indignation when they saw the eg'ents ~ ., f dis. Sin des Lou." ; 01 11.,. ;71'• 7-16. s. , t turbance abuse and agitate the people. These corn. , I esterd. , v his Majesty emriemed in the motions would cease on the news of the. entry of ' theThuillerieli 40 regitasstiftnipipafty six At • ix the Emperor into Paris, which hiving. reached . two of artillery, and our of ongis l ose,rA. Pert ~t Lyons on the 21st, would ise Isnewn at Marseltlet I troops Itedna4ed,by inigoiii filitaggst frofi x Veil; ou the 25th. S .... : tenuous nietemeol l . epd a bore* sitturetwpdo to mil The inhabitants and the tr.. 4 ...._ .. , nd and sea at toe Emperor. Souse of theta , hod ,their old angle% Toulon have displayed the • thuinam, and iimbicli they,bad conceited tom 'egg search; ether, . adopted the natiorial -Colours, . Iliad tri-cedoeited flags, on which tbs • eagles wee' • The presence of tlip Count , le, of the Count imailited. They were nor *deficient in a single otiao • d'Artois, .and of the Doke vi., still checks in i-or soldier, with the saceptien et the Colonel 4 the Northern Departments , e pulse of the people the •dth regiment, who bid been cavideved. for said and of the troops. F ,, ar err., l.','• its, chi: had left ! conduct. • ; Lille, have re-eatereJ 4t, hit Assurances have beep .• Doting the review the officers atd tebaltertis received that no regiment, that no troop cc volun- ' Cos reenti eircle, sad his Majesty, placed in the me tiers with White cockades, which should be disposed ; tee, convened with them a long time.-.-Tirank• - • so to fight against the interests of the nation, will be the French people, end t•.: yea ' said hr, tile Imperial permitted to enter our places. Forty thousand men i Tissostkis re-established. It isacknowledged thralrg• hate left Paris successively e for the North. TherV.d.. out the Whole empire without a drop of ninurt•akini. vanced guard of this- army, under the corronatid of ' The Count de Lille, the. Count d'Amois,..t he bakes Lieutenant-General Excelmans, will be to-morrow of Berri and Orleans, have passed the frontiers-a at the gates of Lille. Reports which have been :the North, and.are gone to seek an asy Man la ; is 4. • spread this evening ancrance, that, fearing to be , reign land. The tri.coloered flag WItIN'S on the - surrounded, the Count de Lille only crossed this towers of Calais, Dunkirk, Lttle, Arras, Valeta. place, and went towards Menin. I ciennes, Conde, &c. Some bands 'of Chouaas-Joad - Lieetenant-General Count Mersin], an officer die. endeavoured to form themselves in Poitdu and in tioguished for his talents and his services, has repeir.. Vendee': but the voice of the people and the man* ed to the western department. i of a few battalions sufficed to dissipate them. - The On the 90th, the Duke d'Angouleme left Nimes. : Duke of Bourboa, who bad gone to foment disturbs Several bodies of troops were put in march to cut off „wet ii these provinces, has embarked at Nantss.-o from him all corm:4%ooo9P With the.ceast. . i Lend acclamations interrupted the Emperor. Hoe' senseless they Were, Sentintied his Majesty, and how . His Majesty to--day ss AO .resirto(.l.lse Tbuilleries ill did they knew the nation who believed that iteriewed the division of,Ghniral Lefol, the diviliop Frenchmen would consent to receive a Prince from of Gen. Detour, the grenadier* and tlie chateaus of the very hoods which had raysged our territory, and the old guard, and the lemurs of flte*oartls. who, with the aid of treason, had for a moment ea. The old guard presented to the 'Emperor its an- deavoared to blight our laurels. The Throne of the dent eagles, which it had preserved. nue Majesty , Bourbons is incompatible with the new interests, es embraced them. He harangued the Officers. The well as with the glory of the French people.—New troops manifested the liveliest enthusiasm. The sight ••••colstauttons follcsnd, sod oissmiatod.4hrough all the of these breve men, whose presence recalled •so marry tanks. , . ! . •-o .1. brilliant actions, and who hove honoured themse lves I .'4' Soldiers, resumed-414 Staperor, I gook Rs !give always by the most inviniehle hrtelity, prodepeo do ^before yosaenktienUtelorsof of 07 gatlifitsioe;,with the numerous spectatori of the review miCemdtfritt -the breteoirrisiterteedGisetrolifs,•, 4.'etrisit abo to. which was manifested by unauiloous applauserkkid testify my gratitude to that brave bottalion if the acclamations. *, 1 i 1 sth, and to that company of miners, who, placed in a ' ' ' ihistele4 ease in a body to drew ap oreneti }heir Eat who, unaccoispanied, offered himself to r' eir They hays deserved welt of the French mo,Aand of•yriu. Here tlx acclamations tuhied, and only permitted the Emperor 0 _ .... ,:~ r yon will be contently o tbOgreit cause of the people, to French and t e /ever &apron • ,eview was still mere theeeivy that vaken place, for troth 10 to 15,000 men draws' op le a antati epAce. The enthesiesoi of wee participated by the noeurrees specie. covered the Place da C21'011414. hr h.ol bee 'r E. f sorpi.iug I 114ro live! to 031.4 iiiny %tel• long , tilinkft un, plf-elhen lir. B. k neiglibourti ante of htb hrtlic true rmkred to orditnl ail kid rerour went it,al Igo :amine linyerpo One Ituttit Iw ely., or Hook I.! the .u m , ; , the et:grhs is teak.. ; ambits ha. rity b 11,1 In Wine SuIJ by Dire nip 150, Ufa A. Smith, No. 5, Ce and of Be Nettrino S,ive D degree of thereh.re the of pen Hotta • se tiwouli Pitt "Guide t A• Dr. teNivv, tl po.rinu of ttiv u•a.,l t• of . rule in eres..e rint•rAho %hie , . is 11 9 Jet, he Ie d Rout ' • IA . ii • , , - -. . . I ill9lllllli VIM heiregiii4Wit i deiehp pepor, whc ;, ortht,Achn . ifilttft y l , ifityienett: 1 ot p g r the . N i cittpnil. G*l4 ' . 0.614e 4 of arl pals. L A . fc win were rethu , he ;Ss F t 0 i St' ' ovia these 1 i, kt4'i. - Nail Oft t'itithful twi iltilri ' yth i 4. die !IkoNweri 11,11 tliethiduitti iheilliheo+fo **Morey 'sllo riptrArlit iiitiii btiva t,iivait is e.te ff* Inewdat :'lo , eridral* lobstinte Or'dirsiAld-' • tit4itroofis Lall y ~ u , v:irr_i )51:•: • •1 4 tinl a i *ho .103 ,44* .. • : . - : 0 I.' '. . its igiage, lost its e esseh,: h att a l t U c tsuitst ' 7... S wig)* it ow many i _mit ently wisidt bad so well .tnecihr d al. .64 1 . 0 P/1111 p object of a shameful .11e,glact : tin brats art I with InOliations :tl4 with Sihlifuste• 110 il e :rd isiclued persoas wsmike4 anit . l '..; anks, their bosom:able retaraPSISIOM 8 *4044 i,peoplet, meaptcea 145 ii akeia 41/SW, rarotlixd by the wiev Sad.bassalwAys 4iSgul ID ha l the hear rts4ppoolcad; and the 'lasagne of OS« Longar, and of the irsa4ear of our Inuits.; realves Is all oar hearts : no Swear to gee 0 'sada the laws of do EMpfror mid If Ida ,„ ~ g i n , wren Kit ; a, rerrara-arem, none, Lerzesierssmsare, Loadau. - . . _, who do not forget the benefits which the Einpitoi • Lfltt regiment of the line; of the General Officere . • ~. , , drawn. and Two : 1100 THING can be more Important to those af. has costumed open them. e drawn, gad trill : ' : mad Stair of the Military. Adsnioistration of the 1311 s• - • *:-.. -. ' " . .. 11 :Sicced with the YenereatDietraae, or any clisordenatiaing Limibmant,General Claud is gone to command at • &Ilion ;of all thec.,hiefeag *scarps of the praisers' 8-CROSS. free tee ir• ; urity of the blood, as w e ll as t o Intone posterityl _VI . than that each complaints be inssmeliately reavored. It, m Boutiques. At the time of the last news, t he Duchess il - •a a ' l t liennes;.of elf the soldiers. sod persons onagOirest • - •. - . stage ef this &under wherein salivexiao leas fre q uently f a il e d, D'A ugo oleave had q u itted th a t c ity, and' had em.. that dialsiost, *c. &c. - - • . - . ..,„, SS. I P. rl whew on • t her memos could restate the unhappy sufferer to . .....m...• /oßrow * . 7,... t d i al , 4 saseideblish ..caltb And activity. It appears from the last couriers arrived frosuMer- t 96.}--Till litortif e- St if " de4ll - ''' r '" •l4km ,_-....'"- i The eslert of Am Drops arit•affacest ha title in their seisloa o jhat the wkite cockade was still hoiseed ia illimMips the followieg intimation :;.., , .- '.."91•191900. _llloom . . e n k ti...l Ovine streageh sad pan tO He -ries of pleasure , • ::„, f ,. swift k , me =unmet mood= sa lW r ipm e., it ag g o r e s ;„ el l that chi. There had been ((rimed there,. in,ardei te. 7-. It The Illowitesse ie att.loagev alispillicielj. 2 r• rid. - , wed by ex Per' • t.. y wi/I keep good in all climates. " -`!' marokegairattkEmpermfirrolments to - the amonnt liWhat is o ffi cial must bileath b : the -• ••. ,• • : •." comedy ever ' Sold in b u stl e, id as. 6 4. meta 1500 men . Marshal' 11191 2 r riiiirtirtlinterentaeu4-teme44 II .• • 1 • . • • Jilin s., vas. mar re• a.. Medical and surgical advice . gratis, f el ht ill ten • of , " • k gra Mil g I inat • e ia•• .:nrahipz and - •voureo to restrain these spirits : the troops cried oat ,is hectic Pwthwet jog* • . - the morning. • e g s; i .. antler:A. with indignation when they saw the agents i.,f dis. Sin des Lou." . . . : r i , 1 1 ,1 4 . 14 77-.f.. , --4- ~ sli•p :•1:s or irrita• )hr ,NERY()US DEBILITY, STRICTURES, LUES. the. turbance abuse and agitate the people. its the I. but by ineiger- Tbil!se com. i I esterd.• v his Majesty .. . -pito'' , The to. WHEN Professional Men, eminent for' skill motions would cease on the news of the. entry of ' the Thuillerieliio veginreetaafireteasiss i sixst • • •-. • • lan g ui9, delifil. VV' and exp• donee, offer 'heir advice, and otters their abi. the Emperor into Paris, which hiving. reached . two of erditery, and woo of engidwers. Part ~t • - a she laa,Vslicaxsa's lire, iirr the cure of a few reignin g diseases, they rise superior I ___ ' ' • '4" gratify nog t •. l to that prejuthre which is so ju s tly excited gaited the' adver. L yons on the 21st, would be Itatwts at Marseille! I troops itedam4ed,hy : p l c o& gitrobast t rop x 'Pole . •I•• ' , • • lisetiorets of men, ignorant of the first principles, and uneducated 0 u the 25th. 4, . : teiteoei ateteturrok Ned b hued* glehrusamia le sun nd !"'ld wthdeul - Jo m e- practice of physic . Messrs. CURRIE and Co. regular 'rhe •nhabitants and the tr. . •nd and sea' el • tee Emperor. Some et them , had their old mg*, a. 14, New Mani,- Surgeons. saishioned toy every privilege to practices mind by the To u lon t • '''` l ". l ' - Im f '. m i l , ill ' totiatret Orem i cio r k thei r mod e of treatment for Veuere a i have displayed the • thutiasm, and I'leiricir they,had eonciettled from every search • ; etheql • . , e"1tee...,.. n• "''• ' Complaints has hitherto been attended, continue with the same adopted the national -colours. . I had tri-aoloored flags, on which. tbs eagles rw ß i . • •,. Strand t '''' 94 ."•• 114-kluttv to direct Their studies to the Cure of every specie. of hopeful pn i sitn . us well as the removal of those distressiog The presence of dip Cement , le, of the Count imailited. They were trot *de fi cient in a single otit.O. • by mast respro- , , h4l , ' •• 11.•bilities and denciencier which prevent or embitter the mar l. d'Artois, •and of the Dyke - ii., still checks in I.or soldier, with the oaceptiott of the Colonel 4 0...i.a vase 40 tve eeliklaitse at blonds' ildiransies there are the Northern Departments . e • pulse of the people the - 4tb regiment s who bed been cat Mered„ for mite a N„„i„„ treet , none more adlicsing tbnn thuse which are the unavoidable coo- . sequences rine Indid e ence its a certain. destructive habit. TheF, , or ri. I' '• ins whi-h had left . condut. and e , e p.. 4 ,„ , , - .r lb troo s •; . . lie loO•1 t`crisimaan un h a ppy stdicrer brands over his misfortunes, ashamed to seek Lille, have re-catered 4t, itt. Assurances have beep - Doting the review the Officers and subalterns . • iii...k.ri . ving great . _ relief until he is ieduced to such a ewe of misery as to render • . ',seised that no regiment, dirt no troop 0' volun. • for MOON eircle, ited his Majesty, ,lewd in the cen- . • . EA I), in a " ev e'' life'oppreseive. To such persois it will he a consoling relive- • • kinds with which ' know, Os t they • by a •d • f il' le tam to ft pay non, new an iii ain re- teers with white cockades, which should be disposed ,toe, convened with them a long time.-.-Titaii Iv. to medy, be reclored to their former c••nstitutio na l stren g th and vi• to fight against the interests of the nation, will be the French peopits tied t,.: you, said he, use Imperial , vneebes fur the g opt...weak.relearti, nod debilitated 'titbits, proceeding eitner Permitted to enter 99r places.- Forty thousand Men Tiasortels re-established. It isacknowledgedthroegb. 'll lesersiure having I from ;at eicees, of conju g al and illicit pleasure. ear from a !nag c lead. The ',skits, , res idence to hot climates, hard dritikin g , th e injudicious use hate . eft Paris successively for the North. TlWild. out the Whole entpire without a drop of blood 4,4 re visible anti vary ; v imesTury, &c . are speedily reamed to health aipil strength. vanced guard of this- army under the command of ' The Count de Lille, the_Count d'Astatis„,t he bakes I . he use of it a few , It iiimt be a selfsevideat proposition, that where the aggre. r ''4'; tend- to tits Kreol I g ate of intellectual capacity es directed to th e treatment an d Aieutenant-General Escolmens, will be to-morrow of Berri and Orleans, have passed the frotitienrot . friends, rest r i d to i cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must he the greater gg ! the gates of Lille. Reports which have been :the North, and.are gone to seek an ass lean le, a cm. • et a mon in that I certainty of sweets ; a position their as a proof of this po s iti their me- thud of cure is so particularly expeditions, a s we ll a s safe, spread this evening aturance, *hat, fearing to be : reign land. The tri-coloored flag wares on the - • --- Calais 'Dunkirk Lttte • Arras Valets. I had the appear- and so evidently superior to the moo practice, that in some surrounded, the Count de Lille only crossed this towers of , 9 9 9 li,ea..e. the Phthisis sli g ht dues of infeetlne a perfeit restoration is completed io the I ciennes, Conde, &c. Some bands 'of Chortaas-.had - ',Off e rable de g ree Of short period of three dass, and is th,se of the utmost iovetera- v- • ' place. arid went towards Alenin. C I Count M na, an officer dia. aaeatenant. ieneraera ' endeavoured to form themselves in Poitou and in • - • itt•d much, and was i cy , w h ere othe r practitioners have fodled, a proper per.e. via:: had th.t best 1 eerawe in their plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe, tioguished for his talents and his services, has repair- . Vendee: but the voice of the people and the march letaiutog relief, he I we ll grounded, owl lastine re-establishment. By an early spa ed to the western department. jof a few battalions su ffi ced It/ dissipate them. • The .. ; persevering in Me I p e enti ,, n; t h e pat i ent wit escape the danger and expence of a On the 90th, the Duke d'Angouleme left Nimes. : Duke of Boorboe, who had gone to foment disturbs .. pally µ bated, and he ; te di ous aitendnuce upon the less experienced practitioner. In . - • .._ I• the Omit obstinate rind complicated ca.ses of venereal infection. Several bodies of troops were put in march to cut o ff ; knees is these provinces, has embarked at Nantss.-e- ~. besides a Saville of i such us obsinietiom i n the uret h ra , spongy excrescences , g a m f h• all toticalio with the.coast. . i Land acclamations interrupted the Emperor. Hoqr tillead is sold in i tusuours, callous ulcers, eruptions, 'endued weakness, gleets, as real lm a "' um - r P • ' four in one Family P also - senseless they Were, nentintred his Majesty, and JOOM . red, Mitt included.; ',. STRICTURES.. His Majesty to-.[Ley ip jOi.rpiriffq.theTbnilleries ill did they keow the nation . who believed that - ..t. Ante and ;Waits: . i" w hether recent or of Ion. : duration, and which have hnfiled the le ed the division of Genital 11...f01, the divition Frenchmen would consent to receive a Prince front ~. to imitate whic h ' skill ottither practitioners, tire, by their present improved plan ,' re ' w , et of phees for has • of treatment , elkcituilly and portemeotty cured, without the ' ofterritory, and Gen. Detour, the grenadier* and gat chasseurs 9f the very heads which had ranged eater favour of his Mr • t , patient stigeriat the exci orbiting palliest/ alarming hemorrhage ; the old guard, and the 'anew! of tbe,goards, who, with the aid of treason, had for a moment ea. ,• - 1 p"ti" , Pim"' Y ' which freepiendy follows the appliention of the law caustic.- I Ti,„ old d r l i e d to the 'Emperor Its an- deavoured to blight our laurels. The Throne of the , Iteeltie are genuine. la the course of 20 years exteitsive practice in this metropolis, ! '- gear pWu kitton and Cu. (Late - nu won cases .f strictures base been and nee daily under their cient eagles, which it had preserved.' His Majesty , Bourbons is incompatible with the new interests, es ~.-on and Co. :vO. ; care, the total eredicarion of. which is effected by a safe. cer- I embraced them. He harangued the Of fi cers. The well as with the glory of the French people.—New owditt e .Sislisbury i min. and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other f the liveliest enthusiasm. The sight ••echittaaasteas folksiest, mad s;iroslatedahrough all the . 0.; Mull' , Keene , vet adopted. 'Fite weaknew. relaxation, and dehiliti promo . 1 troops manifested Parliatnent-ttred r mg from this complaint. ;i ll Speed iIY removed, and 1 e patine !of these breve men, whose presence recalled .eo many ranks. • i'' i; and retail , by al • restored to aound and vigifroms health. Bet where the debility I l brilliant actions, and who have honoured thempelees 1.'4! Saidiens, tesunsed-allq Emperor, Lod*. de 4 int ; has fur years existed, a proper socseverasiee la their restorative . proceeding to such a I remedies, after Me strictiire hoe been destroyed. is indieinensably •• always by the most Inviolable fidelity, prodopeti lON ^ befits yoraimirtkelittiorsof of tay eatieflotioe;•atth . • ed in a few Weeks ' requisite to revive t h e s l um b er i ng s p ar k s o f like, an d 't o ream- Um numerous. spectatori of the review roVerndtitio -live heastetarrisitetteferGireioilte,e, 4-'ttrisit alao to. perseverance in the r mate the nonstirit ion. Iwhich man if es ted by unauiteous applauseilkid testify my gratitude to that brave bettalion of the i , . wall litiiptrii the furs he ; Several Noblemen and Gentlemen 0 the first remeebthility . • • • • : • sth and to that company °trainers, who, placed in a Iliittle, containing have been under the care of Mears. Currie and .Co. foe Mere- llKetillAilltins l - -1 1 I 9 ife fur the country , moral of complaint, of the urethra. strictures dee. i and having • •••• -- '' I _ t '''''d •..li .•: • : ' Stlellkill I am. ht a body to draw op iltenfllli 4091, q/ • 1 9 V . - ISt-. Is sued; vide received a radical and permanent core, request that referinees -• g A i' the Staff, of thetrelOWat i deietils. ' peror, who, unaccoMpanied, offered himself to t' air may be made to th em. as aatisfectory evidences of the *m e l ee ,t Add resses o f - me to great and ex- superiorly of Alessi. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatwenn r rany Cloys, of the re-united 0 .„ ~ fficers orthW Adel Wilily 1- topsoils: • They , have deserved welt of the French m ire it considerable of these l&ettlemen hose had strictures from It) to 20 yea nad. and Municipal Authorities, of the National; qqbed ' . people, et ese r ied of. yriu. Here tire acclamations .el., when consulted , had been under the care of Mesta. Nome, Heaeisidel, mid nage , . 4 lac orire from' Of parts. -We will were redoubled, and only permitted the Emperor to Al written cases, or Sur g eons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the ap- or cities, C. - • •1' -r an order for needi- plicate's of the lunar caustic, without success.. , I bi* Ir. the test of three Addr,Tss F t ' all 'vbtiSiti ' aid these wbodel:- , -.lkildiera, you will be constantly - pis ts eisure, are required Messrs. Currie Had Co. may be consulted by either sex, with I and energetic totint kirb'e -- i ild3 Ott t'itithful to.theignirit cause of the peqpie, to French ybe obtained ai any th e greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their home, No. 'n conc ise tAisoittir _ ~ i Oh i 4. over' !loaner • tot t a /ear Emperor. . . . . . . 101 l •leras-of money, 101, Harm garden. ittiment of exultation Wk... v , letters should. f..r P a tients in the eauntry are requested to state the particulars t ons i n c ities and plains , flier isheit-Warefil ntlffie review. was still mores ammon, thaeatty that Dr. Solomon, Gi-• of their case, ate, and general habit ef liviag, & e. &c. ine i m a r g Ireached by the netts er she r Riptrtlett *45+4 betas tvi..ivaily taken place, for froth SO to 25,000 awn ..., pa:Sage." a remittance for adriee gnd medicines, white the same pill be were rA.B. at t h e P ee t given tor seat to ;my part of the hiugdom. To ensure that secrecy on the French • - ger OW* i tertatort. T" - * mewl:tat :!-linvi &olefin* In a seta-il specs. The entioniano of • wish (fl have their to titenooki to their undertaking. the melange of knees otny IM COmpre . . . . 'ltiestrls l / 4 1-; tit4 , tro vetoparticipated by the nomero hend the analysliAlif}filbstypth st . tot W. Z. Hi b e l e ft added to the acceuut fur .metliiiites.-2th 4 1upe, 1809,-107, , . 1 • nt •i, 1, •orr_i .151:••• • ' c's 4 ',irk ft ho covered the Place de Carodsgi. • Nattotegardeu. Ufffltses •--'. -:- • flItl•••toi) ,iN,• ,t '; .- : I) 1 , - : •.•. " . • • . . to alai.* t... c. c'..to .11 - i.. 1. •- 1 ,, • ' - • - .idie I •-....... i sp . , . • . • - . . . • - • . • . • . . t . - . • . . . , ' ••; • , • • ' . .. i • . t. . .. , . ~ .. .. . • ' ' - ' ' • ' . v9hi• lo4 , ll ""Plir* q7- ' ' - - - • , . •.' "ti19.1..7 STRICTURES. , whether recent or of low: duration, and which have !milled the skill of. tither practitioners, are, by their pr es ent i m p rove d pl an of treatment, elleeituilly and permanently cured. without the , patient sofering the exc . ' uciatiog pn : ioaad alarming hemorrhage ' which frequently follows the application of the !mew outwit.— j . in the course ale years extempore practice in this metropolis, ' nyinverossk cams of strictures have been nod ore daily under their care, she total eradication of. which is effected by a safe. cer lain. and expeditions mode of practice, superior to any other I yet adopted. 'Pate weaknew. rekiestiait, and debility proceed. nog from this romp:lint. t ie Spertlik removed, and the paling ' restored to sound nod vignettes health. But where the debility ; has for years masted. a proper goneveratiee la their restorative remedies, after the stricture hoe been destroyed. is indiripmuably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of like, and lo team mate the 6.mb:onion. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie. sad ,Ca. foe Mere- amval of complaints of the urethra. strictures, & e. and having received a radical and permanent care, request that Termite:est may be made to them. MS aatisfectory evidences of the decisive superiority of Mes.r4. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. filmy of these Gentlemen lime had strictures from 10 to 90 yeard. ant . had been under the care of Meats. Wine, Heaviside;uod oat+ Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the ap plication of the lunar caustic, without success.. Messrs. Currie Had Co. may be consulted by either ma, with , the grentest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their how, No. 107, flattop garden. Patients in the eanotry are requested to state the particulars of their care, ate, and general habit of Belem &e. so r i gg i s g a remittance for advice upd medicines, whets the same pill lie given or seat to any part of the hiotdom. To assure that secrecy to essential to their undertaking. the Postnee of letters may be added to the acceuut fur . medicines:--9th dupe, 10,-107, • Hatton-garden. . <• •~k r, N A .:,~ J- .