The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-24 00:00:00

On.latoldal, October I, will be published. No. 1. price Is. In fit ro.ainited Weekly. a eh emitaiiiin4 72 full paw, wooly rioted from a yew type, nn fine wove royal paper, the site of fo..ll , ciptlvg. TII E • ONLY COMPLETE and ENTIRE cotAtmr, of ROMAN HISTMIN I enolni!ind the ce lebrated Works, entitled Boman H Wort, loom the Baildiag trf gnaw to the Rein of the Commonwealth. By N. HOOKF. Esq, Lod tile V Wu" of the Decline nod Fall of the Roman Empire, Bv EDW. GIBBON. Esq. WWI ate laterreaing Petal, from the Met and most ap pmved datlositiet I itselodfugall the Maps, Plates, and Graphi cal Illtestrait..na belonging to each. •ig • Name isamiisse I. lake in this Work, should give an .tiny order for SUUTER'S EDITMN. to th, it re , pertise lissobsellers, as from its extreme cheapness, the Work aill be Materiel, solvated wi.eu completed. Pub!Pitord *1 Nw. I. Pnierisoster-row i and sold by must re spec,age Booksellers la the K Madam. STATE LOT K" RY OF 6,00 TICKETS. N BLANKII. - _AM* >Mitt NON E crrOBXR, DAV -- _ _ _ itatrkus.• PRESTON. REART-RUIN Zi...NGHS. a errtais cure for that unpleaunt co/04A prepared by C. Smith, which far the last O venni knee Pees lieu in great estimation at Preston and all ;uai of Laucasliirt. 2s. 94. per box. DR. BUCHAN'S INVIGORATING TONIC RtiATO• RAI' IV E BALSA M, a certain cure for Debility in both Seises, price 10.. 6d. ; and SIR S. HANNA Y'S SPjCIFIC. or only infallible Pre ventive. price 9 , . and I,ls. 61. per bhttle. Svid by Morgan, 25, Litchfield-street, Sohn ; Atttell, Fisch lane; Turner. nett the Fislonotiger'e, at Temple4ar ; and Vode. 4i, Can ohitl. INDIA GRITS. superior to all others far making thick. smooth. a bite, fleUribliatg, and restorative water or milk Krtrel and i nadir, price 2t. Ss. tid. 711.41nd 21-. each packet, properly tr.rked, for the coubtry and for exportation.. Sold only by Morgan sr atm ve. ---- -SCHEME. • I et..., .C 20.00 ls ... .00,0 . 0 . • •• 1 ' " 2.000. ......... ..... 2. 1 - 3 3 13 • • ' BO ••••••• LW 2) •► • 2.000 /5Z b . .. . • .. u .. • ..& 19400 . .. .........i.. 0.000 Pri‘N. . 41€0.0110 TICKET% and' . SitAftES are selling by RICIIARDsCiS, 11410DateK. and Co.. Como-Rebus tor the Lotter'yo. at their (11Beei. the rather of Honk .bnildios e:, Corshill, and facing the Kiog'oo.noews, Charieg-erom. whew they *old th e following Capita! Prises in she Ina Luster). w lath Boishel Drawioi.lllll teptember : No. 6,154 IEIO,OOO the. MS . . •-. . e bJXIO 244 ' $4 6 : 9 "-- .. •-• 9t • •I_ - • •• • I" In Thirty-4x Shtrea. HAZARD. BURNE, and Co. fospoctfully in form fht• !lathe that Tlckets and Shales for the enwtar NT ATE LOTT Pit T are an Sale at their Office, No. 93, lio)1.1 Tit Lotter* carotins a nay 6,000 T ickets. all of which are . rtizer, and all rt. he Amon en One Doty. ..HEilb. F. ism of SlO.OOO 1 3 ifte. tkr: /tr. To he drawn on she 16th of 00 FOBER. li s * Letters (post paid). duly an 4werrd, nntl OrJers front C fine avalry, accompanied *ith Reutittntme, punctually at ',ended In. Government and all other Public Securities Bought and Sold by Containtion. of Oros e '‘ • , *4fgg . - LOW E'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTIti -i so inntarous, that the prisoners Here in danger of Established, ISM. - . I being strangled every instant. The only Manufacture is Groat Britain, in which the Rama. I takes of English Flag and Cotton sire united is One I NaeLts, SEM 3.—We begin at last to enjoy the Three'', . 1 blessings of peace, and those of a commercial legis- THE peculiar texture of this fabric . frees it from i Wien, which opens our ports to the ships of all na. the effe,rts incident to the clsauges of climate or atomise , 1 lions. In addition to our trade with the English, phete, avoiding the injurious cold or chiltexperienced in die , which . . wear of Iri.b or other Linens, and the unpleasant sensation pr ! is always very brisk, French specolatnrs have 'culler to fabrics made wholly a Cotton; to this respect It at- begun to renew their former intercourse with us.— taches the exclusive &dealings) of being mere condative • te . ''three French vessels, fitted out at M 1 arseilles have health, in all seasons and climates, than any other deseriptiomof Shirting Cloth. -4 t tint arrived, with cargoes of cloths, wines, brandy, For durability. beautiful appearance, comfort is nea r, ' and other articles. What has most surprised our great economy, this manufacture stands uerivalled, and is .. p l i. merchants is to receive cotton manufactures of every at :shoot half the price of Irish or other fins - n..ineto , at the tenter's Warehouse, 154, Clseapside, near St. Paul's i and v kind, if we may venture to state, superior in quail appoinimeat, ut Harding, Howell, and Co.'s, Ni'. 89 ' 141- •ty to those of English manufacture , and at corre. Mall. •.• It is proper to guard the Public against confounding the sponding prices. Ott board one of these vessels &hew fabric with the new imperial cow s , i'sviste Shirting Gild there was a great quantity of Freuch modes, such stietings, which in ofes.es to regulate perspiration, aid to lit• 89 bonnets, caps, artificial flowers, and other fancy nromatised, unit 'as an antidote against the plague and other contngious ditordtes !! . articles. The French dresses are in such demand that --- e - the ossortment was ioacauliately pos s chaetl. t 0.. , Pastry, Aem. 26.—The remainit,ef the Polish army commanded by Lieutenant-General Count Krasinaki, coming from .France, yesterday made their entrée into our city, in the midst of oedema ' Lions. From the balcnnies the ladies threw flowers • on . oor troops, who, rich in glory, were still diatin : Oland by their martial sir after a very long route. The houses were decorated with garlands, flowers, and laurels.. The Prefect, accompanied by all the Authorities, waited 01)04 these brave soldiers, ha rangued them, and testified, in the name of the coun try, the joy which their appearance inspired. The General in Chief answered :•••••• 44 The happiness of revisiting the soil of our fa- DEiLLITY, are. , • I then is the dearer to us, because the Poles, from VIICOUttAgEI) by Ilia unirofin gegeige a t! t time immemorial, have fought for the love of (heir .ILL 4 reoditir the neruNc method of Treatment to the nee Of a few p „,„;,,, 0,,,, p i, i i, a ,, which 1,,,, been emi gw g ,,g by t bg ; country or for gratitude. Free from reproach in the experience of mane gars, in a twee and e x lenitive poseilie-st : eyes of Europe, and worthy of being your fellow selre,ibliginmi":.:,• e nt ,„l„ l". l„ c hThP ,l, P e Y i r vift „,,l4 l , 6 47 64 „ ,„ 4 " t a ce to rt ,T„ e c r„ "itlit „ o f 4. „,sset !citizens, we have done every thing for our dear couts vise., Mes.rn. GO%'l nail CO: Members of the Reed Col- I try, sod we return with hope. The - . Polish soldier kge of Stl r av° lll i't 1 . 1 " 4 V"• romilmr.r ° dire'", their . " °644 40 i has never ceased to be a citizen: lie forgets easily all i j a ,,,, e Di-order; aniline rrons a seciet destaseftwe habit of' ise. t II h is troubles, it he has toe esteem considerme Youth. which salon's. ercatimut is immense. traits hi s sacr ifi ces aim a of Nervous Affectious, bet also eta , Ils oil its votaries ad the , of his nation for bi r ecompense. . eneentieg indreviltees of odd stir. in that di...tremble:state of 1 't The eigies w h i ch wave over our heads, and Debility or Defieieecy,•wliedwr.the etturequestre.of stir% tutor- re ,l4 eaer . k i e a r e lmi a tm, i the arms which glitter 14 our hands, are proofs of ful habits. esti essive eh inking, long or any other came. by which she powers of the ventilation i the cenfidenee of a young Monarch, and of the high heroine enfeebled, os regutarly educated Surgeons of London. '. they ofer a firm, safe, nod speedy restoratibn to sound and p . rotection which he.has granted us.: the whole wo r l d vigorous henith. If does him justice; but it belongs to posterity to re- Where an elate appficatioa is ante fur the Care of a ' convent'e him by placing him in the rank of these rain Disorder, frequently contracted in a" of ' heroes whom the admiration tat their own age trans. ty, the eradicatims is:curctUy completed inV ea4 shott opt two days, mat in the more advanced and inveterate to mils td posterity. • Veuereel Infeetion, cisancieriled by a Variety of Pitieful 1 " Faithful to our duty, we did not abandon a distressing ”aspomis, a perseverance in their plait (-without re- . s w a i n s iodic' or exercise) will ensure t o the poi en t a permagebt ; totteria • g throne, mitt': he who relied it abandoned and radical cure. I it himself: it was with his permissioa that we ad. Tice Diseases of the Urethra. SIP freqstently with, or arising from the above Complaint , hove me etleme • ewww fte l : dressed parolees in the Emperor, whose magnani their atteinion ; by an infallible nod lastiroyed plea, dwy ante*. imous soul instantly, promised us benevolence and abled to remove Meyer . Mid Strictures, whether . p ro tection. I find myself happy in having it in my reeent or of lung duratie Aithont. retorting to the painful . anothask flower in the name of these valiant remains of the and chums-foto use of the C au. P ituuer. malty iii4Fllleell eon hr , , s adduced of very inveterate cases, slyest-nil year, continanee. ! Polish armies, to salute our fellow-citixens, and tes basing ielded to their molted lots few days. after the cure had t iN to , t c -- mat one gratitude. been attempted by other Practitioners without eIP sel and . r 45 And . . ou such has been the agreeabl e result of a practice of II yews. t, y, Matrons, receive your children ; they . , that the mode of treatment has cur, in nne stogie irtsdoere, ever have been always worthy of you, and have not he proved abortive, daring which period many items Old p. 0 4 ,111411 ! Witted to expend that noble blood which you trans of Roth - Sens have experieswed the enjoyment of having been perfectly cured, after severe and iujtorimas methods bad been niitied to them, 1140118711 glory and honour were in pernesered in to no purpose. " question." . , :!- Meson. Gies,anil 'Co:exclusively prole : tine the este particular complcintz, in order MA they ointy not be twarked i ' .-•......--.. . ' • by a mistaken few, with di e ol.liottly to jin,tly attached la the i PARIS, SEPT. 10.—The Moniteur contains a long lenarant empiric, think it but jostler to iheiroelve: to Mate, official acceswt of the consecration of th e colours of that they hove been properly cdocated and initiated into every , , .ereat regiments of IliO line of the first miij. , branch of the profetsiou (ceruicatil of is hich, from vernota fire oin h .,,,, p i i „b, an d tebt i m osiats from toe hielte4 profemional Moho. : sari division,. which took place yesterday. in the -rifles, they have to eimviuce any ei quir,r). That it rtaidrnee ului— in the wauteec heilipliere ~f our r•t•letil st Mid, at sett «a in mp.deeMase., Tise.matemony was nearly similar eit ote** ). its* other parh, eialailderoi them to :overt, that thew reoiatelies to that wiii_ to n thecolours of the a.- . hav i ng b rim c ai n fined to di.eatied already enumerated, 'bell thnld . tional guards were maillegtetede ' I out a certainty cif renoviition iii Alen iis miry labour im akibei debilitating effect, of a life pao,ed coder the jou id sour. Atte Tit Dtike4.o( frugoileme and Berri first reviewed • Further, ilint lioviiie had ii t iport ffff ides. in their professinual raw th e g ee , before the Ki n g mi m e epoe _ t h ie * irone d ; pMW 11 ocky, of fog-filmy, on intimate acquaintance with the coilrelite- and had previously directed, that the troopashooW U741.11v. 4 seaforint promo-, they offer to them the (tart ftworanas of iiiiniedi ,tc ii.f t that the succe-it recalling from ',serve for his Majesty all those expressions off joy i their e"11"11)8" bait iodated theta 1s sprit the ittalee., at the • and satisfaction with which they were p ene t rated..— general practitioner: and the% presume th e ir pretenouns eon* ~„ r slate a fi st , av ata d r oc the sarc o t t m is e g caa gg ewca with zrery regiment, from respect to the wishes of these 1 w hi c h they hisve, by the public, nemesia litte rs : s a i l:A Arinourttl,. ; Princes, made it a duty to receive them in an attitude To he comulted at their tiou.e dotty (p e post paid) by patients of either tes, 1 with wow ,'" nr y , = M ei ry • :of liontobility and silence , the first characteristic of and attention. , . military disciplise. l'aiirn 6 in 14 r "'lntl,' are eer l ee ' ted to "ate the C o l= I At tea o ' c lock dm tug actomilanitut by • Ma. of Their our, age, raWl matimer of living, m ieboioe a I I 'i' f r advice said sosediclue9, nod the frailties will begillOarirehrf , dame l entered tke posed v anik want tomatt.the arhorte warded to tiny port of the Itititittim. - calash draws by eiglii:borms, tiwt Polies 1 Ostalutd 01. Serteavellis U•sTaiL flaeomeiet. i/. OAL ~ iiinginime - lipplobeisi ,' ww, • faction the expression of your attachment. I regard ed the army as wholly mine ; I gave it lily post en• tire confidence ; bat this day connects me with it still more closely; and since a portion of the regi• ments which compose it have received their colours from my hands, I experience I know not what oar ! sentiments still stronger than those I felt before. These words, pronounced with that heartfelt ac• cent, that sensibility which belongs only to his Ma• jesty, excited transports in every heart. Aeclamse [ lions of Vim le Rui! Picent !es Boutbunt ! were _ t incessant, till the King left the field to return to tint I 1 Thuilleries. . eilblbmos On this ceremony we extract the following front two minor Journals Ah I may peace, the first of so many benefite which we ewe to the return of our good King, con; sole us for ills and *bitterns selthoor etample ; but if that peace should be disturbed, we shail await fa. tare events with security. Those who have triumph. ed in so many combats, march in fnture under the banners of the Duguesclius, the Danois, the Condes, Turennes, and Villars, under that banner which Pi• chegru and Moreau wished to raise again. Could these warriors, the dile of the country, .the dearest objects of the paternal solicitude of the King, faith ful to honour, to the encient blood of their !NO. I mate Sovereign, and bound by the sacred oaths which 'they have just pronounced in the face of France and ' the universe, could these warriors belether than i r 1 vincible l's . " This Ceremony will leave profound recollect:MN . in the hearts of all who were present. Citizens awd soldiers are animated by the same spirit, and all, if it were necessary, would be ready to make the greatest ' sacrifices to maintain the independence of oar figs country, under the legitimate authority of one t kings." • . _ The crmtd of spectators on this occasion was im. . mense. Among the strangers of rank we remarked 1 the Duke of Wellington. The order, very strictly • enforced, to exclude from the cirque. all but those who formed part of the troops under arms , was ' dispensed with in the case of his Lordship and his suite. I. Yesterday the Chamber of Deputies met in Secret ;Committee, to discoss the Peers' amendments to the haw on the Civil List. There was also a discussion lite the motion of a Member for the free export pf various articles the produce of the French soil , 1 1 M. Framer) , is appointed French Coasul.Getterai at Philadelphia. l l it may be recollected, •that some English Journals concluded from the sale of the house which the Princess of Wales occupied in Counaught.place, that her Royal flightless did not mean to return to Loa ' don. The Strusburgh Gazelle contains the follow• e i,ing anserer4 to which the residence of the Princess in Alit city gives an official character :- 1 " The article concerning the Princess of Wales„ Is not correct. tier Royal Highness continua§ ',always in ppssession of her' apartments at Kee. altigton Palace, where the officers of her house. bold habitually reside, ready to receive her whenever she pleases to retain.' The house in Cousaught.place „was only rented by•iser Royal Highness as being close to London." '"= . Last' Thursday were premated to, kit.'Majesty, .111. M. Couchery, Andre do. la lovaerei,fsgatesars and Polisiard, Members of the dieticil of Fite lion -040: V 94 lirtd proscribed an the 18th Fructidor, who were enoobled byslso Royal Ordinance of the 18th Augustowitts A1..,M6 Berne and Csibirla. Jour. dal; their 'colleagties. - '.' ' - ~_. - ..,___. : . . 161 4 ' :,; It is theeght that tlliktiliftfilifYAWllllWirlepa. will be formally recognittnibf entlitl Ilkisliets dilid. - rope, for all future wars. - -•rbe Dillti de Berri Lets of to.teorrow for ChtiAlto• Ville and Alta Ce. . • .1; i..... PARIS, SOT. 20.---The Ita cif this month,' at minutessast 'doe at night,* slight shock of au Cif I qunket id the direction og c arom Cut to %Fe • F its felt Gaol. It V tot ' • . • t r z - ••- . - "Fgallirrr - -7741F7 , K"7 ,-17 .• 1- . • - . f .• . ,-.. ' • 1... 0 ... .•.. • . -- • -1•• '•-'7l.ll"MegrisgliPPlFT7si-i: "r'' 7:7 3 710 11 f7-e7-7•:;, 4 7,. - -7: - .. _ . , -. 114 • - 4 . 11 4/00:1?.t:AP. i • ' .. . 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CHILI)E4; ANNUAL SALE will.cons. the Princes of the Empire hive hrrived ; but nom, of given •by their Colonels, all the regiments epee- TILE TURNPIKE GATE. . inenre a t the Farm-yard, Kistler. near Reveille,. at the Ministers from the gr e a t Pesters have ye t eame , i. taneously raised their ichetkos On the yoint of their • Eleven o'clock in t. e Mooning of FRU/A Y, Sept. 30, Hifi. I ,ol lfs. 7 5,.......• s see m " 4 „ price :, 1- 6d „„,,..,* - P A D ' p . 9 1 6,.. 6d i2 5 u ec ." . .,.. o btu there n 111 he *Met het:. eels Strand 40 head of very rope- The arrangements. with Norway have given great . bayonets. Piro. 91 . - -‘ , '---- --r Y' - 6 ---' ---"-- t tint Well.hred North Ossems Cottle ; 'essw.istiag of is-calf Ctewp satisfaction; it wat feared that the hostiltties in that : The ceremony of the contecration M s the etlfooll Gallery, 11.; Socand Price. 6d. . ! aod Helfer-, iord to most capital 8011 , sod severni pair of ' diment to the r rest of then took place• by the .Grand Alcnotter, anti cii. , • The 0,.. to he *trued at half past tiveo'clock„ to De - i exce l lent B u i l ,„, k „, „„,,m aidaple g t . f eet ; or to *ar k ; three querter wool(' form an nom pog , , ___ 4 gin at imlf pad sea. •• - truly omissible rising Dells. and' writc• exceeding fat eers; the negotiations . It is a great Consolation to find, , time: were attached to the stands IN hands ‘ ithl the . ' - nearly 100 choice Ewes and Throw,. that have been bred wi th that at the opening of the Cangress ere w no e! of Madame. After the consecration, ail; the rest- . th ere ill t b THEATIfit-R-AYAL. COVENT•nAKUPV. Woke care thus the hest Nacos In Leicestershire, sod 'Wisely i . drawn up in close column itroend a l c I a tingle Power in Europe at war with another. We : meets were .do ON MONDAY EVENING, Sept. to will l b' im p ' nuirer of wed . "' /1 " / 19°4 *! ate f"f the hitt " • he neeforinee,, or to put to army ; severa very amok ha u sec itrys. ; havehad ree o weather for some weeks ; I - l'fflkP Ithl ' slat are stir s e to Mr. hikle's well-Imoms Stallion of that ' t • . it is altar ; and tire colours and standards having been • , very cold, aid' elfin incessantly. i brought by the Colonels to the front of each rest. l ALEXANDER TIIE GREAT. Isree4, and considerable number of Horse Stack of all ages, rent, Lieetettant-General Count Mahon pee- from foals to thrre-sesses old, that nee eleseewded from the beat CATTAtto, SEPT. 3.—A divi4on of troops in the!, lk. After whirl* n New Comk Flatlet, called • Wed (for adfirlilusila WWI") is the ci"nitY 9 f s il v i i ll __• ~. c pay of England, who formed a part of General t , flounced the oath with a loud voice, which was 'poll. DOCTOR SANGRADO." have i t i lneously repeated by all the troops. Nothing could, To which will he ridded, -•"S A ' N Dev o id Lem i t aig it ei kk.,, co . T otto d ums . . , agent's army during...the late war in [tidy, RICHARD CCEUR DE LION. . My htr..Eoll. PItAYTON, IN I .4-, . joist arrived here, for the purpose of completing the' ' more imposing than this oath taken with one ant. • • _A PrleaSo Ora mmy„lie, Ind nightly, on application I. Mr. M the Attetiost Mart, near ibe But, on J'itIF,..4DAY, !apt. , insurgents. A abort • ago , t • aimnus cry, by 20,000 men under arms. gervkon of these fortresses, ihicht are now e on.l .. linnut , 4l, or the Dox.odliee. . -,... Vitt, 104, at twelve, by Order of the Assignees of Gilbiv't • . The troop Olen defiled before the King, who Op. • • Foe, ; sulered to be out of all danger from the Monte.' . ' played in his aspect the pleasure Which the 'anti. •• COUNTY Fifth-01.7 We.. sOUTFIAMPTON-STRELT, A MOST respectable Brick-built DWELLING- i "egn 'n in time‘ these banditti ' STRAND. meitts expressed by the troops had' afforded hies, .I'l HOVSE, with extensive Garden, pleasantly shame No. ! towards the mountains of Rizzano, amounted to • a ..,..• .. ... -. . vatiarsaa. 9, Tomenhana•tereace, White-heri.laae, Totteabaint containing ' XXV. na nut sattstaction with taw Otto appeeranoe. Count liar of Rutland, K. O. Karl ef Upper Ossory i airy chambers, drawing sod diuing-rooms , breakfast parlour, s , 1 ItT • atson then advanced to 'the foot or Me dealt., - . Siafslui` of Burkiii.nss Le won' , Pnied. 111(1.- M ' r- kitchen, 1118/410011P, yard • and large garden ; held Ott lease for I The Montenegrins afforded material assistance to ' Marquis of Nor ' S. Bernard Morlputisltsq.M.P. •a,terni of 77 year', at a ground rent ef 41. lts. 64,. per ammo. ; the Austrian divisions against the French in Dalma-1 where his Majesty was seated, accompanied by his Nod of Iluckiegha , . nod Sixty Directors. The House is In good repair, divided from the road by a neat : ti , Staff and all the Officers of the Ist division. He • It is well known that these people live in an , Mi l aaging Hirertor-J.. Ts O. Renummit. Faq. F.A.S. 1 fore-court, inclosed v. kb rolling. with entrance by a fligl.t of , ' ' addressed the King as follows : , 1 111IERSONS Insured in this O ffi ce Share the Pro- steps, and portico over. The garden is in an excellent snou t of pe hide ntient state in their moontains. They were 1 1 gz SIRE,—The General S'aff and all the °Seers of • Jr at, 1 ., 14 , 0tt ,, w i th the o r i t i„; m em b ers , occor din 4 io preservation, and well stipplied . with fruit-trees, v,7etsth es : formerly subjects of the Republic o ' •of Veuice against ' Ice ceatrigutione. A permanent :surplus Capital of lee. The Premises are atuale I n . a most nippy aim t mann which they E ebelleti, and . centinued'in a state of re- i . ' - ' the Ist Military Di v i s i on, se i ze this honourable and . ' •:• EI ) M" 1 61 has 1..d.r. 1)-e 'bed by I I Member`, mad they neighbourhood, commanding extensive views of surrounding .. ......-110 irt tse origins a • . • 43, . " 1 precious opportunity to deposit, at the foot of the morns our respons • ible• hence those who tow deAre to insure are * country and metropolis, with tlie advantage of the New River ' volt ; the same as they now deagamst the 1 urktsh tau- . throne, the homage of their boundless devotion. I ' • ff e counlly secured spinal that unllMited responsibilitv which in front. ' vernment. It is a Bishop of the reformed Greek It's twee so severely fell Ot societies upon the Contributionship 1 hlay be viewed six days preceding'Pak -4 the.—' " d a ,r ine . " I ' church who commands these freebooters , and who i I engage for them Sire, they will all die, should it be 1 or Unintirtntelpie. I Particulars had on the Premises ; of ewes. Pearson Hind. , / i necessary for the service of your Majesty, end that i • 3, Elm-coars Tem lied see too high a value upon, his services under Na.. , Agenis arooppointed , its all the principal Towns, who . nte .mgrab, Solicitors to the Coisugamon , pie; . .... 'flouts accordingly . rejected . and . , o f the s tate. ,, throne Agents to the Provident Life Ofbce, founded on sink- aratof Mr. Drayton, Airings-Mart. i poleoli ; (key wire ,• The King replied :--, Tar priacipk2. . :, . — - ---- -- 4 1 that period he c a rr i e d on a war against the French 6 ,, s LEMEN —I receive with the most lisely tatis' - ............ -...i..,, ThailMit•iaMll •111 /111.11 ft 11 . 12 A i Wril.. . , ..... I....ite•Aamu Meg* A. nricnitarit were in danger of i _ . "" : 1 9 . . _a_ I _--..._..a . eti:4wett, ria . 4 4 84 i line, in a calash drown br abia— p hi„, ftP/dt‘ t Abet pilkes 1 qunke, id tile direction ot TrOill EAUt iv vy "ea of Angoolecoo sod BerriAtiog on esel side of the felt at Genoa. it only lasted three ak r. 7- .....x, fea , , • • . 4—,..4e- - 1. 1 1.-.i4.,i -c m , - - - t . , . , . . ad' idi - • '• • • "0" , ..: I • W . % .., , ' . - ' 1 111 1 ' _;4 ‘,ll TO TOE LADIES. A _ MONG the nuveerons 'Medicines which have howl discovered bv Ilw superior roselltgeoce, and penie- Wring ladastry . of medical reseal ch. therriots been m, per baps. 41evFord, in the *hole circle ritilre l'hormaraptrio. which barns once proved ro hairigiutat io its ortittre. or itenefitiol : ho malls, to the Friable World, WELCWS F LMA LE PIMA wltirn are 0011 Wrll kooou lot thaw satitheisios sillects. as to ; haws obiaiord for thine the liwpliets roubdrnen of the Gentlemen of the ! Illyttnnit trefeesion. which Stamps their ehAomiew as a sure and valuable ithedietwe, simple is Its opera:Wm% vet powerful to its ItOSOI:e• in teMOVOIO Olotsurticas awe other Disorders., to *hid' the lair Set, mote especi.lly , the yousper Chian. We MAYO. 'Arse 'Ablate not 0011 most efficarions in renewing the Otettractioos, s '• to which ituraarried Literate, at a rert.On rwrit , •l, at* subject, but prove a certain ttorl radical thiff d tits; .I.wortiang C. , orphilat, generally 4,000ri. D ated THE OREEN bielrigf,AS, which is in i iicated by a rhino, or pal -lul mist fume", a diva der arising roonao.ty front a want of Extreme, or Itelaaasioir of the Systowt. They also create as Aoretite, cornet lath. betties, remove Giddiness, sod are most entinautly ireful is Wintry Dis orders, neadtrehes, Yams is the ttothttch, Shottuen of bre.th, and twine of Ibvßean. A. thalweg Test:lams, of Autkentkity, Purchasers UM TrepllATittl f 0 remark. thas each Ilth of It:iceboat issigordwitl.theNameofC. KEA 11S. LEY, Is bordwnto.v, and no the Ontside, whereby S.i rani (innet be vspoond aw, the *amp is yi tilted bi porenbistoo of hes . Iliajeatiti Honour. shlv Conowatleweell of Stamps. with a Proteetioo. /he followimg is one of die iiumtrou4 r•o•s which con be adduced of the victims ot nor Palk. lindamp. Cherlimiter... Sept. 11. 1797. I had rot natty years laboured ander a degree of ladispositino which rendered my life a burden not onty to myself but painful to my relations; to this situation. shoat six smooths NW*, •1 wes is ray WELCH'S FEMALE, PILLS, and I now tharill trui Tiler, au enorglerliCe of having reassure to this excellent Mearciat. 1 knl ptitretly recovered from a most alarming and painful Maces. The symptoms of my disorders nitre so more than those which yeast; women at my tune of hie usual)/ tabour: under, is a smaller or greats; dress, sad that mine were no, tlid,ae WeS evioent to my friends; ray recovery has is convecteenee been considered most wonderful, and I bees sew the pleaseseed bul.scitbiag nspielf. in 'nod hotly Hideo, yin/ ..ti Okatja and most obeclutot sei Vint. • Iroblea. ELARSLZY , SLEET STREk.T. • FLUALS PILLS (with Directioas) me Sold Wholesale SO Retail by G. YEAKSLEY, No. 401. Fin Street. London; and by alset rif W lieSselhe Traders Is Tows sad Vosotrj, et ts. gd. per Hos.• • . . •i• I ELIZABETH Itt/DSON. -