The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-31 00:00:00

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" The Carle far which ILIMPtiltl Tilt UN jlield; mid Brame) , died the the a easiag 1.113141.1 Y OF THE PRESS. • THEATRE ROtAL, DRURY-LAME, Atiti. 29, 1815. 1 Crown orlon TaVPITI, Str and , PERFORMERS, engaged at this Theatre • Amps,' 8, 1815, I l for slip rn.uu Seusoo, are reguroed to meet iu she Green Room on TO EsDA Y text, the sth of SEP MEURER. to setile a MEErING of the FRIENDS of the ArThrtierarrog for the OPENING of the THEATRE uu Ilse ISER FY "(the PlrE49; belefilos 4* lake into 1 fallowing SATURDAY. FRENCH PAPIIRS. . • PAWS, AUG. 9.6.—The King's birth-day was ce iabrated.yesterday, with a pomgref chwacter alto Rather new, and with circumstances at once both flounced so discourse m St.; Louis,• N it thy. a..i.t -' ants cried nut rerowtedly, Vire le Roi ! lire Louis ! The proiciter could not go on. " ost:test:as K ere eery wit re established with. out pity. Dinclng began, nw!•Ledietvnf the twist re, A. Grant. E.g. £2 2 Compomtors, Er...a men. &e. nt the tiontesmatt Glace Earl Grey Clem. Mandell. Esq. nt Ince, near Liver . Mr. Enlier, Norlhaect DIA. , of Redford. by the hoods of Aide& au.la Wood 100 0 , .SUIII6CRIPTIONS pactivEn: Whitbread, Esq. P. #'loo 0 %hell Heath- Rout. M. P. 60 0 roke, Esq. 4.P. 50 0 Iturdeo, Ca. t. b 0 it 'Month, I , cq. Park, ff.aiding '2.) 0 41) S 10 40 ,0 90 0 1 1 ;.Ilion the hest means of airociliog peenniary relief to Mr. By Order of the Sob-Committee, • impaling "Mil olltitfactery.to good Frenchmen. VELL. Proprietor of the STATK•Iii AN Newspn . per, for / C. W. WARD , spectahl e . crits•iitiorr . ,strTak pnrt in it. Tnex-rls recs. 10w.% and severe uterows • which he tens torurrell r King, the Prefect of Conformably to the.,peteessal intentions of the I, o'clock, n cortege, -wl,irlo interested all Ake sper:a upholding, for a series of years, the biotite:kW Li- , ALGERNON 1 . the Seine had two days before ' tors, messed the Carousel. It was a detacismettl of the Preto , I THE Editor is authorised by • his Noble Coe. invited the Inhabitants of Paris to abstain from all' Bed • Guards of G l • of Clof • eepensive festivity, 1 y, ll.ll/14 lel4l, .IIISAPIRS • the Mr. JOHN PICKARD; in the Chair. i resomwtert, to winsome for insertion in the I SDI:- on thiseelehration, in order not' Old Guard, of Musquetaires, of Notittnal Guards, I PENDENT WHIG of sUNDAIroext, BRITANNIA at ;nolyed, - 1 the OA R of MINOS. to add to the i it appears to tills Meeting, •lett Mr. D. Lovell, the Pro. I °Mee of the Independent Whir, j cr ime . of Bonaparte's second aserpation h a d -loa d ed and Ames of joy, the bast of Ms ••Mojesty, over. nod Publisher of the STATIMEAS • eminent te• an Inde- ' 13. 'A lose Office-town, Fleet-street. Journal in the ensure of C•vil and Belie. as Freedom, I tined an imprisomono of Four Year, aid a unit in the ; nerds* , is published, price 7s. plates, 12m ~ boards, Fourth • Government netting ' itself the example. of resignation idely a. I. I' . • NeWrily. for whet loose been deemed three a parer I edition, rolitrged nod improved, 4, the calamities of the moment had refrained from 1 " The night arrived. Under the tyrant Bo and 0 hirh have been proved net 1101 V to have been tat. : r 1 1 11 E SHOOTER ' S GUIDE , or complete Sports- the s nal:oleo usual expences for public festivities. • - L i people weretompelled to i ilumitrate:•Commivaioners o uo ilv libellous on hi. port, bust in one of the three revs 'II N aqua', Companion,: enataining a cotopemboui Vi, v, of 0.. At ....11i0n was during his coolineineirt, and entirely without the Gnome Laws; a descrption of the 'Aim,. Rinds of Dogs. ,"„ th e same time from the 24th in the eerniag t. went and knocked from door to deer; no resistance. ledge.• , with the best r mode of bleeding, ?eating, and training' t h eta; Veet number of while nags, charged with entletenis 'obedience was necessary. stud the . neat day It was is i, the opinion of this %termite. thiit it i ,„ no indiven. 'on !mum i the Disen_w:s to . which they. are _ lielde, atiot, . t h e . end devices, adorned the windows of the houses even I, insetted that the capital tied been illuminated sponfa awohnd or cure:. Utrections for Grouse. Partridge, De ly on the part of the Adysocats-s of the ',thew. of the • -1 / rant.. VI (valet:wok, !ripe, Hare, and W . ild . L/o. k Shootmg, with •in the higher stories of the buildings well in i ti i ' h few miserable of as neows . y an br Iltantly,w visas a lights indemnify Mr. Lovell roe the Nave, lie has incurred in ' portirular lostrecnom . for the Juver . ile bpsi . r.tsman, and ontoh .i ' mog his steady sort inflexible patriotism, mod for his the lower. Many of the streets in the intede r . of-the had beets ell the PrpllllCP. Yesterday the whole city • , led said fi re assertion of the Corotitutiort 11 flighty of the orcelloremp taformaiton on the choice of Gum, Gua-puwder, city and all the Faeboorg of St. Antoine were Mu- was illuminated, and its most n orn ooses fr the ground ri during the whole peod of the publication 08. that i ' 1 ""' '''' c •• °Lc ' Be THOMAS. - • Mutated. The inhabitarits.of this Faubourg had de- to the roof. The st r e e ts, Sr. Iloilo, St. Martin, - St. 1 London: Printed (sir Gale and Fenner, Paternoster-row- , tirmin . ed to demonstrate that they were calumniated, ' Antoine, St. Honore, Des Petits-rhampo, were re throe Previte's' of Mr. Lovell in the caw, of Liberty, when th ey were represented RS in had d 's 1 n le t •the less r and slmlifx, sasepearient of-,hisastfferisigs :sod losses , en- i To T. TAYLOR Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, Loudest. t •engaged , e- pe t n . nto the marked attention and support of the 'Politic, pr gAir s lft , • , sigos t and that its the days of his distress the King ..the poor, were lighted up.. Garlands of flowers this Meeting accorditigis feel great ;demure. in porn - I FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me to inform ' night depend upon them as much as epon:his of were suspended across the streets with crowns • it. aid retomturstdlng the Subscription already commeored ; you of the err, giem nod extraordinary care I hay.. re- • fectionate subjects in the other quarteWol l'ilrii, I tached total*. White nags were seen at all the - behalf. • I /ATM from sour it,yaittable Medicine, LEA KE'S I'ATENT,i• • ch s the same even i ng flue people. flocked in • windows. Some tratisp#encies were very '• curious. at on epoch of -14 civilized "mid has the independent 1 PILLS . sor ttw liberty of the Preal promi.ed to confer so much ' About two yen's ago I was salaried with a Veriere sl Hiss the Thuilleries, snider the aeluiluvrs of. the kitig. A• Parisian, in the De ' street Des Petits-c h ain ps ; sso. Soviets a• nt the present period; it is. therefore, eider, which I treated Hither slightly fur sone lime; hot lite he customary concert , which : ryes te ar : num ero us in was represented vs ith t words:- 1w (loosen! ea one., who Treece that Litter,. to manifest disease at length spreading all over ma body , I was ohliget • 9 t ,. t VI •-itriv .oupoort in beh4ll of every man who 1,,,, „„d apply to the ti:o.l eminent of the Faculty-. but Stint awo-tua ••,<4 __ • • . _. : . mnsicians than Oiled, was folk/seed by cries of rose - Viten( k Rots • - • re'ofier nr,sert that stint o.l , llltiat bulwark of the lade.. afforded m ay temporary rel•ef. I went thruudels serious. emus a k liei, Viveo lesßkirbp_atiout.xittliiqunkt_eu . 4 Was Female et Mol. ~re and , freedom of umakind. . of salivation, and from being rather of wrorterle.l"bahit. was .louder theti -- Were eie - r IseiiidThifori. ' This, how, •• • To the King long life. t redueod to a mere skeleio.i. .The ulcers that spared alkever §even Gentlemen be appointed by this Steeling lo act as on limbs rendered me a complete object, so shoo my trims a.• ever., was one feeble pedalo Kt thole of the follow- . And to 111 e aad my wire. , onsofilter, to carry into etVeet the objects of the foregoing . despaired of my recovery. When brought to tisk silesitiso , . I .lo g Alay,,. • • ,• -- • ----------•••—•---- - • - .. " Art the Thailleries the crowd was prodigious...—. nrsolatioss. : considered death as s inevitable; but • .rt relation of min •• .e...i: (Signed) JOHN PICKARD, Chairman. ; meriting upAo themany ease. is whica your Pins succeeded, i Early in th e moroinethescherelses were filled, ISMi;-' At fivec'elock a .deputation of the scholars of the . was induced to try it hoz. of them, which,' thought :arm.: re- in several of them Men - Mgsl was celebrated at dies-Lyceum entered the garden, having at their bead , sesolveil-llnotoimousis. ' I •lfiersed me; and by perieveriog Isar two or stove mood's, .•nd eave „ re : o f t h e par i sh i bne _ . ei •:- Flitga,4arlatids de tkenegrenedlers of the gaited and musicians, and tve fife thanlo of the Meeting he given On the ClmirloWli fur Jollowing your ilirectioia,• I. esperiencid the most iinan mad- . .• a • 4 lug impartially the proceedings of this erelong. : I able es laisitiou from pain, thesoresgrxdoall, isoluidin z . I am, 'Wens fiflllre! of theaßingssornameeled with flo . wers,,Seompanied hy 50 young women, clothed in white, maw. thank God, perf•ctly reroyerrd. and walk out d•sily. I. were multiplied as. It by enchatiteirent, -eipecially isir with flowers in. their . hands. The young men car. - willdoubt not, hut IMO snore boa, whirls I think cautious Ii ' " -e ra the Fa nbeur De ' ft hl rs' and St - A 'ed the best of the King, crowned with flowers.— It Ste .niti,• ..-. a le,. .. ne- e ll establish my henit It in ils original state. It is wit:. the t' heartfelt grutitude shot 1 .übscriliciatys., Win, all iuhahited with industrious labourers, who t - rheyplaced themselves under the windows of his self, Sir, your much obliged humble servant, ... lieek of them tent his assititien to (he work.. •Illiejestys • • WILLIAM PIERSON. 1 A t : ..'..•• • • • s ••-••••• • 4 • Mstaste, Manchester, July. L. IWO 1 huiltOrtet ISCV6W assembled at mid-day,. • • -44 As won as the King appeared, the shoots of P. S. Fur the public henept Ido not object to the above naitierte salute thb•liint, •: ;hen his' M • ajesty • shoold joy -from all sides prevented the orator from being , being pahlished, but leave you reset as-your own boner judr eragene 0 4 te rrace or a l le ac h to 'the-chapel." , The- beard', but a deputatien of five of the National 1 mem shall dictate. r PielsareVand bold by the sole Proprietors. Thormu T.,.. tor slurPriot wilts delightful,. the joy was. extrnagant ;., Guards being admitted, M. Pervsset, grenadier of and Son, 'Hernia-us of the Royal..Crolleee of Sargeons. L ...oft, when an g.. ;Fidets they beheld at the oda/ extreseity • the 10th arrondissement, addressed the King in a 'at th eir bou , e, No. 9, New Bridge street, where, afier a CON- ~.r the . - - -.0i,.. 0,..; -. • . I steno resides cc for more than tbirty-4ix years; in pro lice peril- '• • t h l''"` "'vereigns, and ape. Princes of.t speech foil of-loyal sentiments, with which his Ma. naiad , / directed to the core of Venereal ComplaintS..lod thole Ault*, of ; ssiii; and i'fussie, approleching in the • jest} , seemed sensibly toughed. •. 'Pile ladies threw incident it to the parts of genriation in both sears with that it el' Wet of sisagnifibent . cort4 4. to pay their respects to , flowers into the air. .- •-. • • .- • viaistoe a racy watch men of their professino should alw 3s observe, they flitter theiniielies the advice anal assistance relay the ion of St. Louis. ! Un iversal' acclamations. testis I 44 It a ill not be said.this time that its immense po. eratustiosts telmoisstsr, to persons tucking this Medicine. w4I fled to those Sovereigns that the French-still enter. l pulation, composed-of alrciaeges of society, does not b. esteemed by a doceraing p,hlie hs AU advalastge seldom So l a in that cenfide - nce in their magnanimity, so.many+osepross Ibeoiatiertal w ill , load the King will fi nd in be obtained, mot void of itonhiguisy. Also sold, II tacit nppoantaynt, for the eanvelliewee sr Nom- fames of which they hate already experienced ; ankt.he enthuaastice love sof the Parisians 11 sweet cons... 1 - Ming us a eistruwe, at the INsefarro-r 1 95 /h. AllerwrinvesoW. trawl thrg toortteft 'Hie featiokiei as'smepd that abenoe.• - peomatirsa. foe4slaussila.which. deentatc..lais ..iiingilesea Pall-Mall ; the Toy s!oop. )(11 , Q tford-Olfeet 1 Mr. D 114111 ., ter of lively rejoicing , . • j t Mg which hope inspires. ' _Land at which his.heart,groatio. ._ .... rsouh's, No. 7, Fieh-arert-hill ; said by OW Iwruss its every , consid-rable town in Great Bittain and Ininiel, lit bases of 1. Soon numerous bands of young people, of women I . " We are assured that M. Coit,e hilt. beenseePoinlo , was , o„ sI, cars, e . ,,ks o p bk ith lull and phin direction% sold children, parading the di ff erent quarters of Pa - sted Privy Counciller.orthe• Emperor : of Russia. wherebs• prrs,m, ot either sex may cure themselves with Mc, .• - 1 - speed, secrecy, mist safety. rt. each preceded by its white --I ' • nag, met together be-. i ” Th ere will be a„grand reside - sof.the English • ..- • P, B.—Ever b.or sold in Great . Britain iv croleistp..Witbu • fore the palace. His Majesty was pleaSed to. show • army after the greed resiew.cif .the.Ruasistsarmy.. t stoma, no whirl), by favour of the Couninitvioner., is eriered at ' himself, and at the same moment, by a movement I , "It is removed that ° Lord -.Stewart 14 gosse.:io the ....:litotp-Oili..e, "T. Tao lor. No. 9, New Rriitce-street 1 t" J which .reS tcould ' -1 I , pee not restrain, nose s ee e . Ant on 1 with the ultimatum of the T at f F re y.O rases 1.0 imitate a hick i, felons. Al! others are cootiterleits. i • , scattered in the air in such numbers, and sostear the i with-the Allies.... Yesterday , on th easecasion efssfoe . window even .where the Kit t g w.as„, that Monsieur , foie, .the Kieg -received. the..congratelesions.et,She wiih that, grace and address which are peculiar to ; Foreign Ambasoaders and hlinisteri, oast r_of.a..eno-• ' him, was able to seize one, which he presented - to ' siderahle number of foreigners of distinction, sf - ! his august brother. His Majesty received it withl . • . ...",:-R..4 . ege10 was presente4 ..ae. Charge sl'Affitires zomplaiaance,_ making a sige that he was net .dis. t roth the S ublime k i orte." ••, . , ....,: ~- -. ••••• ,s -, pleased at the mintier its which_ it reached him..— I . According to the leot,pews-..frone. Switzerland,-- it 'Songs dam bogan, as there was no presetVitiou for is,tott,treethat Xeseph.,Bottapaste teols.refuge in are s dances or itistinmental music. The vast gar de n of the I Castle or Pralini. 'Tlie ..Notice of. Peace at Mon .. • I . . 'Distilleries could Ott contain the multitudessif people has, .by a doeveiisery.visit, ,socertastied.• the Contrary lof all rlisoes.• The weather was fine, and that part of; to be the fact. Besides,. theSein neglect no eta . dui fri., aright easily have been prolonged to. a late , cures to secure their repose. s. loser, if the order which ordains the shutting of. the l, MM. Thibiedeau, father and son, who were ar il thuineries it 9 o'clock load been euspended. Jipen !rested at Lausanue, and whose departure we an. lelee eoittm - iiita (Cr withdraniog l the ales of rive le.eounced (Pt Berne, arrived there on the 15th, under !Rol! rediauhled„ andwilhoitanY Tirte . rmission eels. • • is escort of five.Pays.de-VaurlChasseurs, mounted. i &tied far sit motor deriug the Mix 'of the crowd.— I On the 16th they Isft that place, accompanied by au. I..ikt deputing *angle; every street, etrawyltouse, every I. officer of the Corifederation, to repair to Basle, • I window was beheld illuminated ; op all sides the ex • . where the Archduke John will' dispose attetistrly et !plosions of fire-works resounded, dances were formed -their fate. . .. in the public squares ;14 fine, on this occasion, as 1 They write from Rome that Louis Bonaplrte has upon the day of the happy return of the Bourbons, paid several visits to the Cardinal, Secretary of• State. i Paris, surrendering itself to its own feelings, has its. It is said that their object is to secure siermission fee i contesti:dy proved both the strength and the unani. ' his .mothee• and several members of his - •familr, to I.lity of those sentiments of love which it entertains reside its the Roman States. - . . towards its King and his family. ; The spouse destined for the Archduke Gharies of • Among the most brilliant illuminations, and even Austria is a Princess of • the House of Nassau-Wed. ! superior to all others, we must reckon those of the burg. Allied Sovereigns. Above all, we cannot omit ' The Russian Prince Romanzoff has fitted out e praising the conduct of the Generals of the Allied brig to make a voyage round the wou ld. This vessel, Armies, so full of politeness and of a noble deli- commanded by the son of the celebrated Kotzebue, escy, has arrived in Copenhagen Roads. 1. The Gr=ette de Fiance contains the following ac- ' PARIS, Ave. 9.7.-11 is said that the foreign Sore. 'Count of the same fete:— .. reigns are preparing to quit the capital about the i" The foreigners whom circumstances have brought 12th or 15th of September. to Paris were yesterday witnesses of a fete truly no. • They write from Meaux that the Emperors of timd, end which, they will say, was universal and Austria and Russia and the King of Prussia are ex. inspired by the tenderest attachment of the Parisians peeled very shortly in that town, from whence they to the best of Kings. ! will proceed to Vertus to review a great number of " Its vain did the-Prefect of the Seine publish an their troops assembled in the vast 'shills in that vici- Ordinance, in itself prudent, to prevent eclat and city. General Sackett, who resides stills the Bishop expense in. the present calamitous condition of at Meaux, is preparing apartments for the reception France. The sentiments of the people would not be of the august travellers on their journey through contained. . that town. " Duty was performed in all the churches, which According to a second Convention agreed upon were full as on solemn treys : almost all the shops between the Governor of Sedan and the Russian were shut. In the morning the crowd paraded about General Hooke, the Governor remains master of the tie Thuilleties, and the bust of the King was carried Castle of Sedan, and all the materiel in if. Ills about in various quarters of the city. The inhabit. Staff and the Military Administrations remain with ants of the Faubourg% Ct. Antoine, St. Marceau, and him, he preserves also a garrison of 50 men of the of the Ten.sle, avenged themselves gloriously of the 12th regiment and 13 cautrotteers, the only troops of injurious reports, that a bad spirit reigned among the line he had with him. . them. They showed that they yielried to no French. I •••••••--. • man in their love for their Monarch. The isslittoit.l COURIER EXTRAORDINARY, Sunday Morning. Ruts of the Faubourg St. Antoine, even in the church, A subscription was raised in theTaubotirg St. An. could not contain !heir enthusiasm. The respectable tome to celebrate the fete. of the King;' after the cuti of St. Marguerite, Al. Dubois, having pro- expenses of the fete 8 or 9000.franes - remained, • N • . • • • • . • i• • i:• I t •Ii .1 v 1 .!rroirio Wood 2tl 0 ',hop 10 0 Ausio.., 2) Perry, Chru -11) It) 0 I Subsrrivtinit lransmittrl bs Mr. Coey, of Liver {owl. Ro.rne, Euq. P. Crumpfoo!, M. D. C. 11..atid Co. IL C. 9. J. A. Yat.l, E•q. .\.7.. A Coro Nlercisaut 10 1t 10- 10 0 10 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 0 50 5 0 h 0 S 0' : 0 3 0. 2 0 24) 0 22 T. 4. per Messrs. [war and Co Mr. C. Comm. Fria ter. Stasis/I.:113m The Friend., of the Li berty of the P,e4., otertine at the Sir Frattrisflortieti,Not tin hom 1 Mr. Mitet.elt.Newra.tle 2 2 F. M.niners, F.-q. 1 1 A. B. 1 0 ri%bart Sirtwetiplions • trarrsmitterl he Mr. A. GaHawn). A. Somotri. Esq. Mr. p. Keir A few Friend, mi. dem in Kral Mr. Whrtlyr A Fi lend 111 the Calm* 10,. 6d. r. R..:erp, gout hamp. ton U. P. !4..iine. I.red I. ‘t 13:. rec. I.vd liory 3..-hii3 igtiv, ! D r, draft Huffily mid C. , . JamW 'rh.tfrm. of Mon-t tit. P.an-, or.: (7a. Hien, Jlnn iaowrtsAit V. etc. . . ENCOURAGED by the uniform some" At. erodinr the pentane tnethod of . Treatment in thileenre - sit it few presnlent Complaint:: which has been MinfitinedJPS experience of many ”-ar., in a Iwo and extel,sive prnetiemr-- limonite tilt.,, of the happy elects minting h. the Publk from Medical! Men Confining their attention to n relian t rho: of pi,- eases. Mews. (MSS and CO. Members 4.f the Ito% al• Gni lege of Sergeant iu Losaloa, coalikair 1., dire. t their .h.dies in thow Dlitteders arttiing front is petrel destruetive habit o' to ente.idernie Youth. Which ot ocelysterti,a motile-es:lrttiti of Nervout Affection., bit ale? millits oa its volnsire nil qhe maervating imbecilities of ..14 nge. In that dearesang atm; 'sif Debility or Defiriency, ss limber the cor,ttqacipre ilforyb l o ttge. fit tutus, 'lire:lmre thinking, long •rest in hot cliusittis, or any other noise, by whi• b "ilie,powers of the tomtits/X*li hero n♦ enferlded. as regtdatly r.iurdled gurge , lts .4 I.undrui they offer u arm. Ri f e , a nd s pe e dy ft Our•illums 2 loi ii,,uae and ,got-u, health. • . Where fin candy appliration is made fits the Gioia o f a Cer tain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inelirie ty, the eradication is gem-roll) r pleied in the shun .pare of two tbsys.tind in the .wont ntlymwed nod inyeteratestages of Venerenl Infeeti.m, rhs.rae:erized by a variety of 414.inf0l and distressing it).ll2p . teMS, 4 persevermwe in their plan (oittiont re straint b. diet or exerrige).will ensures to the. Patient,' - permanent and nutrient c u re. The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently coisiected with, er arising from the above Complaint, hare not escaped ;seer a t tent ion ; by au infallible and improved plan, they are mo aided di re.nove ohstinate fleets tend Stricture,. whether recent or of lone Attrition, without resor.ins b. the painful and dangerous use .4 the Caustic Bougie. Mani instawes call tie addncrJ ..f very inveterite cases, of several year. ettruntuance. Itayirg kid...l to .heir methed inn few day after the cure hat. been "lionided by Ober Practitioners without eft; ci ; sand such has tern the agreeable mall of a practice of 1 that the mode of treatment bas not, in nor single Ins:once. ever prodtd abortive, during a hich rriod minty th...4 4 .4fri persons of Both Sexes have experienced the ono% mem of lo.vitig been perfectly cured, after reveres and injurious methods had been persevered in to no purpose. To !Slurried Females, obese expectatiao: of those tend er pledges of connubial hap;.iness have het n dttrattai, it may oho be a pleasing refection to lorsw, that by n proper ,erseveFauce in their rented", the general health is reun%uted, hod the im pediments removed, 31.-ssrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cute of these particular plaint-, iu order th.tt thry may nut he marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy at justly attached to the ivoirant empitie. think it hut justice to themselves to slaty, taut they have been properly educated and ittiliatertinto every branch of the profession (certificairs of .which, !ruin various. kaput's, and testimonials fronithe hicliest professional ;moo. rities, they have to convince any eoqu leer). That n residence to the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as in other parts, emboldens them to assert, that dick researches having beet. confined to diseases already evaumerated, they hold ant n certainty of renovation to 'retch as mat. labour under tie debilitating effects of a life passed under the torrid .zne. And farther, that having hail opportunities, i n t h e i r profess 1111 l ra pacity, of forming an intimate acquaintance with the ruu-titu li.bnill habits of seafaring persons, they offer to them the b ol t Assurances of immediate ier that the sutrers re”.4l I i from their rottenvours first indticest them to quit the practice .4 the . general practitioners and they presume their pretensions can- Pilule a fair ground for the unprreedefded e..fdlience with which they hare, by the public. breast. liberally hottout ed. Patient, in the country are requested to Male the introit-tants of their cam!, age, and manner of living, enclosing a 'emit:towe far white mid medicines, and the remedies will he civet. or for warded to any part of the kingdom. To :me:moulted at their house daily (personally. or by letter, post paid) by patients of either twx, with rerreeY, delicacy, and attention. GA% and Co. Surgeddo,l3, B averle-street, Fleet-street. Nal 1, leigh 1 • WO 13 re cia sir A. N( is 'Y. gala& L, :4t .ut 11 ,y. tly 'lrZi% In tit lIIIV IrA hei iy of wp ;it . RnPn end Tmpi it p•e • is, h..• It. I: ..1 f lall-t•. l t a ••••11 Sri 1 h. • 'Pug is I:,e aii.ir dull )'r , } to swerwie el, 0,4 1 , kw' mil. Ip. Mit II al rn 7.0 i., el , stir him Apt ail 'll in, is ko) het cr. Tb•lt es, • al ••••• 1.. Oro an. snips h.-re Ind That 1( , oit111111' ry. ftroolatin 1. .) try Ref Thai it ilk ttuiluctin ret re. 51,0.1104 lia 'M. P. 5, ,- • ale 11 F. , Mr F. lit M. P. ale 3. B. -- N1 (.I:ey I V Z. Vr, Aide 1,4rl Si..n fAIPv. Am J Herr 07 Tr. Ford A. 11. 11:,e5. 1 a v.5;5n. .1555;5, - 11:.1 re, load 1 )• Jt.i.r. VI., NH Mr. liird Sir. Thin .1. N;;,••ev Ii Ogee sot Wait am )Ir. (;&k i.PI Chas PS Mr. I!' Mr. Kelm o 4 t'. Mr. Wial VV. *r. Cane n. J. D... 11» Air. R. L La t i n t Si.-1 F. o'e Mr. Par, • Mr. Ittam nt M. T. T. B. A; r. J. C. le . .%jr. Ward Mr. Wall Ilion .r • Mr. S. II Ar.Swas ' T.ll. st • Aniii; Fite • he , I'. ri•• M. 111 Friend Km. Hit 4r. Pick 4 Mr. Ham o ldighait It je Sebstril is . L vtrrrl ; dl of s.somer. SI ;Till, 1 ""'s Sw r. nt 'VHF, n, A 1) k Amhin .(7.1 of :,ii; affil IY M.• Tina I • serail ..lid eel r • .i Perfu as ott if- 1 I 111 'Lir WWII f..r (lie enl ..re, frogs i• ihr ,at oil by Ili. el raiihrrire oar er4iii dioir rN C y 41 Ow 5,1,1 .1 'art w .1.1V3 n. " 1 'Nib to led .1. ..1 hi. hoe, set I. , :•ers f a , •l mrthti rt .Arry k r•tittzl 11▪ r. 'erdhes Bransah and 'ardortirm ttow,n. lineden. Nfirthenore, Esq. ird norrav •v Da11609. I.:eq. ^:bee 411/may 'pat 3 3 5 0 5 5 3 3 2 7 2 7 2 V 3 1 1 * 0 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 2 9 2 2 V 7 5 4 1 2 2 I I regera:d.Eil. . 5 U M . P. 5 5 Mr. • Iliim's ides Iloppe :on Cae . , . LHmpeK 4.lps Homeroom t:..llinge ti.aker I l'uller i'eiry 4 I:, 5 5 411. n 5 )'.q.. 'Mos, Ks,. chard 41101 K 11, Ni*. . ham 10 0 20 1 1 1 7 2 0 '2 0 3 0 0 10 la 10 0 2 2 'wimp received by Mr. A1,1er.n.39 %Vona, F , icon. loNxion 57mte113.1).,140, E-9. Straw, ; Mr. Kidzwnv, P.rendith; Mr. We. . Now .fl. Mr. A. i;.,ll•lvay. 1-101b.rn; Mr. Haw, Ilaii-tutry- I lent greet ; Mr. Hardy, Ficet•orret ; at the liar of twu :ad Attetior Tavern, Spat - d; mhoe of the 'NAN Newsp.,per; and by the Sri-eel:try, 45, Lant ',4thwask. J. A. J K US, Secretary. 'P. REAL JAPAN 131.A(AING, male by Ay .04 m ARrts. 97, Iliet-11.tilettn.—Th , , inesti 'napaswition, with I.nll the *gull lahnur, produces a liant jei-blitek, full equ il to Pt.! , Highest Japan Var. iirds peculiar nouri-hment to the leather ; N ill nut soil howl, t is perfectly free from inky uopltaulin smell, tsnd %ill its virtue, ill any climate. lail by the principal GI o..erf , Boot•staskse>, 011.inett, futners in the United Kingdom. PHILLIPS EA I)Y, eelebin led for the treat rut of cervuo coop:limo inn:; the.• anget, %di tlq 'ar.a of ilsosp ()awful diworderA hr,•rtbl no by a woe( 110 r Iti/SiVe pn►clire Lao been emboli to roo'ree rootnittoion of the patient a few peciaoliog cis own peculiar mode of treatinea has :Maned a pre * th....cre of tlooe ro'eptoluoi,, far wbieh he enjoys hide of v••st itonatrri , . nolo wt•ofe are pemaoi Pe rim VOUS nelotile, a risiNg from i,.l.lkatitall lystera. produced from eacesAve penci ire with is , lees bucrriei than throe rf contact disetwe.— ) too pride., to perfoval mieneles, hill hy _Obit elOrn ee pen Ilet-eou,istent with i s dl.:ac:s, a•id i, commlied louse. 5, Gerned4treel, from the country, inclodm: a remititince for i.dvice dines, will be paid reveresl attention to. Eddy's ROTA N IC ESRENCE, celehrntrd for the rnre Mind of urryous may hr hid of all Medicine 41 also his GUT IA SIPUILITICA. 1