The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-22 00:00:00

•171.47071*'' .... liF,' ,4si-p ! pi.s_. Al.v. '',..-i.. 4-. .- At :.i , -4... • 1 ,, „ : , - • Li.- .1 -s . . • ";:-... . . . . , ilioilbe t , -,, t10 • _;...... . _.,,\ ,I. , ..) .•.( i..1 At i l, IC 4" y) ~.. 1 14 • .. LONDON, SATURDAY, Alk-18-15. No. 2860. i s RICE tfp. " The Cause for which adiress fin M tie $.N..4 ifiglikar es th. nowt" Tlf K %TRY. ROY Al. DRORY.LANK. r i' II S present - EVENING, April 22, their siessi•-' SersrAnts will s terf..sms A New Tingedy. is ti we Acts, called I N A. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's liesti INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON, The best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Saracen's grad .1110, Snow-hill:— UXBRIDGE. Hayes, Southall, and Bonnell New Post Conch. every Aftersamo, ni Four o'Clnck. WEYMOUTH Uoion Coach. Four Insides, !broach Dor. Chester, Woodford, Salisbory. and Andover. every Afternoon, arrives nt Weymouth nest day. to One ; where the Packets sail on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon, nt Five, to Cuero soy and Jersey. from whence there is a regular conveyance to Chrrburgh and Si. filnloes. The road from Cherburgb to Paris, is the most delightful and the cheapest in France. BRIGHTON New Elegant Pet Coach, Four !asides only. every morning at Nine o'Clock, through Crawley, Ityegate, &c. The WF,YMOUTH, Dorchester, and Blandford Union 1 Pow-couch. every Afternoon. Carries Filar Insides. LIVERPOOL Post Conch. to carry folic Insides. sets oat ever% Morning, through Lititerworilt. High Cross, Hinckley, Athemone. Tomwoillt, Litchfield, Utlesthorp, Northampton, std Dunstahle. Arrives us Liverpool next Afternoon. EXETER.. Plipouth, We f ymouth, Dorchester, Falmarsili,,i andledisllury. hew Print Conch, every Monsiog at half-past Sus o'Clock, with a Guard, through Bonitos, Az minsier. lividport,-Bloodford, Basingstoke and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding . Peterborough. Stilton. and Hunting ! dm+. New Royal Mail Coach, Mt, out every Evesisig. Coaches. ; %won to Spilsay. Loath, Grimsby. and Hull. -LI JEItPOOL, Is,, r ann, Knutsford, Stone, and Liteh . • .11111CliSELS PAPER. • FRENCH P,JPERS. Chiwirier , Me. Kean. Mr. Pope. Mr. Rae, Mr►. 11.,riley, Mr,. Glover, Mr.i. B r er v io n . T • , rhich will be wide& TWO STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. Tie Door , to be opened el belt peat five o'clock. to he. 1 , .r kid( past sta. !her., is. : ; Second Price 1 4 . 6. l .—Pit. 3s. 61. ; Second . v. ,Y. 14• I. , IVIer 6 . 4014 . 1#, %. ; Second Price, 11.—Upper 6.,ilerv. Is.; Second Price, 64. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT' GARni.'N. S preseut EVENING, April '22, will be pert THE STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr. Krimble ; Mss. Ilaller, Mich O'Neill. 1 . • I ,:cdt *vitt .. sifted; ap er apip. • THE ESCAPES. fltsr. 71. Second Price Ss. 9t. 6d. ; Second rrire. SsLower noneet• is. I beaked Price, b.—Upper ()Jen', I. Second Price, dd. Private 8 0 * her be Mad sightly, ne applicatioe to Mr. i.,„wt , I N at the tins-olfiee. 14 le Pt THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. NOTICE is hereby given, thnt a GENERAL ‘ssEMBLY .4 the SU !MR! lIERS to this Theattu% will ".>r .in WEDNESDAY se' 4 hi. 1114 y the 3d, at the wit! A•whor Tavern, in tap Strand, for the purpose of rl run, Amiliiirs fur the sear rustling. April 20, 1105. C. W. WARD. Secretary. WINES. I vE Propricton of the WINE-E M PORIUM, pre happs to announce to their nuotetous Friends and lie Prhlir in general, that no Additional Dot, will take place. flies therefore cootiune to sell their choice Wiues at the Old Prices, : Cape - Lieber Errellent Madeira Ci No. 1, Am:l-court, 44,. 48s. 40•. Ruretts - 46.. Fine Old Sherry - hOs. Port - . -48 s. veer Abe Beek. MALEVOLENCE AND FALSEHOOI). AMALIGNANT Adverti3emeut having been sent to some of the Public Papers, statist that No. 1406, dawn a Prise of Siliklol. on tlaterday, the lith instant. and 11119, drawn a Prize of &VOA nn Wednesday last, the I , th instan., were " not sold by any Lottery Office Keeper in Fnelatod,' I think it doe to the Public, and to my owa charac ter, to star the foltowing facts : As s Lotters-Office Keeper (whether I rtra a Contractor or sin) I nverhate all Tickets sold by use (the same as every Other L-tierv-Office Keeper does) of the contract siceount. which is quite ilt.tisict from inv private account (and kept by the gentle alio vrith wlimn 1 have been lair, Co.iteaettor for many Lot t.siir.‘, at a diffet..ntbr'ier's. On the 7th of February last. I 1",,;:h1 „fly ether ',Wit.; -Mee Keeper might have done). N... ;iiiS2, with 39 it her '!'Peke.,: fur thew, I paid by my dual en my honker the 611i1W day. And am the 16th of the ...11.n.5. NOW A, l hioight N0.14X. with 99 other Tickets. for which I sl.. 1. oil to the same Neenant by my draft no my banker the • :Hs. Kali the above Tidiest were saki by roe a. tt Lot. col-Oil:re Keeper, No. 1406 to James /Aconite. F.sq. and Ir. to N. C..lllseK, Esq. WA sof'o4lmte-iireasw Dahlias aid in the sante manner that 1 have had the pleasure to wit Tickets for upwards of 20 years pit-t. Tilt utaltvoleot intention of the above-ineatinned Adverti:e. mrot tould only have been to iajare me in the pli`..te esteem, and as it is grnutitteil in falsehood, 1 shall immediately *Ainslie a prosecution against the wither. April 21. T. PAQH. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPF.NSARY. Ills Rolal Hizltoess the Duke of York, President. mut the foilove tog Committee of Governors , f Leittiot I Colonel W. J. Jones, M. P. I !Ate - he, F.sq. M. P Ettcnboilt Right Mal. T. 'lows M. !Limn. B. Sheridan, M.P. John .. Colquel H. Clements, M. P. Captain James hay. Ran Cal. J. Barry, M. P. I Surgeon, Mr. Kiernn. Member urthe 14-yal College ' London. TPatronage this Institution has received, for 411.:exclosintreatinefil unit Cure of both Sexes, of a oh:lettere/0 Complaints. and ftwir dreadful cisti4equenees. as stricisre., debility, ulcerations. &e. etsaiiieted mader the ma n I;:eitieid spf the fit*, professioonl abilities, will satisfy the Pub heof the high 'Petits of 531. f EM N AN'iiiptiul k and that by it re incoutosienees of Pultlic Chits nits ure ;onside& is hirt unwise. are protected intuited the fatal delusion* held spit by advenisim: pretenders loll+ , brunch .1 potence. Since I'i\l, as, appeared by the Amnon! Report of 181 1.5131 patients'of ant. sletes,have twirls euretl,w intim, confinement or leijory imiautino.und %Oho deficits% and secret.% hitherto uothui.wii ; ow% of (hose have laboured under the into complitiiteil f.rens St the discioe from ten to twenty sear-. The list symptoms sield to Mr. Kienossi's treatment m rt few days; and where cr.i , ebrimee of debility slimes on, ta.o rarh o pplicution cannot tr made to preys tat She danger that luau r..-ae. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted by either Sex, with the realest benne:wolf hiv rrivate hou-d. No. 21, Lauer ciwr logr-mrret, Bedford-square, from nine Is. twelve in the 1111 l in. and front six till nine at nizht I to whom letters and other tilm is p i jcajmo, fr town and coutory, luny be addressed, and will he mot-molly answered. Just published, PR ICTIeAI. ongERvATIONS on the above DISEA -51.5. price SA. By F. Niensisof and -old by Sherwood, Neel', •lones. al. Posermaider-row ; nod by Higbley, 24, Fleet A CAR I). QUACtiI*R y NOT ONLY)NJURES nui . DESTROYS THOUSANns. %0 1 9eriar Adele, is Of hapartanee to the Afflicted. COOMit and CO. &silvans, Members of the R..)4 College, of fortalhts and Edinburgh, after 31) yrar: \61610 partite, contiline to Mimi their .tudies to the cure of CO.aphiilt in all it• 'dart, and those debilities pro lurid by juvenile indiscretions, long residence in hot r Holmes, &I's which, if nut timely remedied, driftage tie system, • qmeira life. b.. ht and recent owes of infectfon are. by their petuli • rif•rittally eurcd ip a few days; and they peotintlarly Caw. the atteuti o n sal thole who b 'Ye attempted 1114 . cure Illrm- M4r'• "r Whit Anne here 10 anf ti tunas as to have a blind and I4cil confidence is men iAnarlint of on important a ho Agri' of the te.sion, whnae improper ire:moron not onlv fermi• only r!”.. the vital spar k, b ut ratt•es 111:11.s.11 4 : MI the kend s fare, 4 ' 4 ho lv, s..re eyes, mouth, and mute, versien, tiniee in the • , aelltogs in the arc", uteerated wee thront, strictures, 1," 1 "'' elects nodes • no the b•otes, noctorittil petits in tile ' and limlw(itto frennentlN mittaken for rheumatism), ex ' me weakness in the knees. nod swelled anele44, until tit length liser c with a gem ral debility and decay of the condi bah, • • r !sang from its,- dreadful disease rk login the habit, ilar raper use ..f mercury. and which sy militant fre °4•ol4 appear years utter, and too often embitter. the match 04.and stair. - arral4lol.. • - - • field. Pita Coach, called, The Expedition. every Evening al Five o'Clatk, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver pool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, through Chip. penhain, Caine, anti Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, We Greyhound lon, Bails, and the London Tavern, Thomas -street, and the Swan Bristol. next Illorning:—Conclies to Wells . Bridgewater, Taunton, &e. LEEDS New Light Coach, coiled; The •Rockinghnni ; sets inn every Morning at half-past Seven o'Clork ; eateries Four basides only, and goes remarkably. easy , with a Guard through. out. Passes thruugh Stamford; 'Newark, RMford. 1)ton-inter and Ferryhridge, to the Golden Linn, Leeds, next Day at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of.this Conch, it is allotted to he the most agreeable and c • plete Public Convey ' once im the North Road, king unequalled in Acconantudation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster ' Preston._ Kirhy*-Lonsdale. Belton, Charley, Onnskirk, and Gars:nag Post Coaches, every After noon, at Five ''Clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Imogtown, Grenta-Green, Annan, Dumfries. Bmwahill, Thnnthill, Sanquhar-Kan, Cannock, KlngsivelL, and all parts of Scotland, Camperdawn Couch (Daily). YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new . Conch, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Mdrui, g at n a if.p a ,; Six &Clock, by way of Newark,-nettled, Tade.aster,:Dar lingtun, Northallerion, Durham Morpeth, and Berwick.— Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please. and then proceed 01; without any additional fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan, Co.! ney-street, York, rum Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarbet. rough, Whitby, and at her, Places. BRI DGENORTH and Weisel new Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whisehaven, Post Coach, goes nab Four liaises, and a Guard ill the way. Parses through Brough, Applehy, Great:4ll64e, Richmoto', t'atterlck, 80.. rottgithridge, Wetherhy, A berford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen miles), sets .flit every Mat uise, pea fto-r- the Tnumey stall the greatest facility.- Passmers detained ot. roe Rawl by hu,ines. or plessere, have the peculiar advantage M . their Katt being secured in the twat C:tacis. • WAKEFIELD Post. ems, h, every Minting, at half-pmt) , Sis lock. SUN !MALAN D, Stet kton and Yllllll, New Cnaeh, ever, Nl'.llllNir mtha Georg,. loot. Ssisagyligid, 7.: kfft.-PIitSTP.II, Whnluw, erifagartau, fieversoWifttial, anti Nol.erhiapton, Pit,' Gooch, even' Afternoon, guarded. itlßMltti 1;74 :',AI Mercury Past Coach, wi;h a Guard, eels' so' • very Alba.: a, and reaches Birmingham nest day at noon. Viso a by Oxford, I.wailit. and Sitipstone, to the Saracru'. ! Head, Bull -street, Birmingham. • •.- the coovenienee of per,nns residing nt the wind end • of the tuwu, Pitsteogrrs nud Parcels are booked foe an' the • üb.ve Conehrs. W Hatchurd': Coach Odice, New Witite Horse ' ellar, • cooper and Co.'s e vrienre in the above ili : s it leys,. rz • r ""I'valieir•i• Are consulted daily from Ten till .by , r 1 Net s of people, or by letter. Muting their ease. Age. mode (c. (ealosing a remittance), w deo medicines, And ' 4 ' hew will he sent to any part of the town and country. Messrs. Cooper and Co. Parrott!, Charlotte-horse, 'reAl Charlotte -street. filackfrius-road, Lona. is ; hot no ultery asp answers st which di. nut cuntaip a ramekin& Ice. N. B. The Piles said Fistula are by them cored without cut- I lint tell us that Joachim had taken a position• in the Marches, which appeared to tte,porely defensive. The letters from Genoa or tini 29th confirm the shove. Tranquillity, say ttniy, reigns in our city, in the midst of the ftitsientation produced by the accounts from France. which come to as from all. "(platers. The English troops have .taken the guard of the ports and forts, and the two regiments of Genoese do the duty in the city. Several of the patricianXire . gone to Turin. GENOA, APRIL I.—On the 30th of March, in the evening, niiireit 'Siam !be Queen of Etruria, with the young Kitigillse • son, and the Princess, her daughrec. . . The magnificent Palace of pursue Is preparing for the Pope, who will be accompanied by 15 Car dinals and a great number of Prelates. The last express from Leghorn states, that his Holiness ar rived there on the 29th. Amanita, APRIL B.—One of our Gazettes an. nounces that M. de Flabaut, Napoleon's Aid-de- Camp, who was going express to Vienna, has been stopped in Suable, and sent back to France with his dispatches. VIENNA, APRIL B.—The Archduke Charles sets out for Mentz to-morrow. The Crown Prince of Wirtemberg left al last night : it is supposed he will cross the Rhine immediately on his arrival with 'the Wirtemberg and Baden treops..The Kinkel' Naples has f hrown off theinsk, and blood has flowed.., faireteifnit; AYK itrkeree'enethiteiirlitin Doke of ilfecklenburgli Will immediately take the field ; it consists of 3600 men. The Stockholm Gazelles, of March 31, speak of Mike antis, on Tuesday, Thersday, sad Sunday Mara ri*: free, Eklu liii T weirs. ibUk --sm..-- , ... .. -.....m. . BRUSSELS, Aran, 16.—We learn fidlittiormly, PARIS. Aim's. ie. that same French lancers, being a . partlif the ad- LETTER Ok LIEUTENANT-GENERAL GROUCHY TO TIM •vanced posts at Balseex, two leagues from th a t t o w ns EMPEROR. Head-gamier*, A viaaon. 2 p. ni. April 13. after having pillegad the villsget of thei r can t onmen t s , entered oar teak*: but the Han o veria n hussars Sztts, —I have the honour to an no u n ce t o y our did not give them ;and havin g sab r ed s ome o f : Majesty, that the .city of Marseilles displayed the lme them, took the rest prisoners. ! national cockade yesterday morning, a n d th us. th e . • J tricoloured standard flies over the whole territory The GeneraLc ending at Lille, having claimed of the empire. them' ' the # se tO 'have the m p un i s h e d as di e - Our aduioced guard is in Mardi from Or on turbert , and robbers, they basing acted ' ; without ' 7 brie been generously s e n t bat upon Ais . I think of stopping its movement, and I am concerting with Marshal the, Prince of Lasting to him. . :. .. i :' upon what is proper to be done now to ens ur e O m Aran. 18.-416 . 44;41 from Milan, of the td ' ' public tranquillity. I am going therfOis* to Mar- Instant, do awe mention the titsproads of the Nebepo _ sujites,. * here i hes your M a j esty to "be n d me rus t titan army any mere than thoserof hit lst s winch we . order .. • Aaveielmatly anndiened 1 thervalr siy,t *hit 'Prince i .-•-:. tatioedy . • otioucat. • Schwartzenberg was expected there. The accounts • from Florence, of •a later date than those in the . CAMS THE 110PIITS 9 1] ..,. Paris Papers, which ann ounc e th e p re t en d e d engage- ToULox, A rare ll.—Ou r city is, a ni mated wit h meat between the Aust r i an s a n d th e N ea p o li tans , t h e the most. lively enthesiastes All the country of entrance of the latter into Rome, Bologna, and ; the Var participates in the same sentiments With Milan • the 5000 Austrians taken p r i soners ; th e ' the rest of France.• 'Tile explosi o n o f th e ir j o y is 30,000 insurgents who had joined the Neapolitans, so much the stronger, from its having been so long &c. make no mention of any seat events, but they lressed. ' • suppt, A. Marseilles is in a state of astonishment. We knoll' that the inhabitants can scarcely form an idea of that resistance which would not have been of long dorm ; tiou without the precautions taken, with persevering : artifice, to deceive them; and to conceal from them the Passing . events. - The fbllowing is the Address of the Prince of • Eisting : it produced the greatest effect :- 1 Inhabitants of the Eighth Military Division,-.-An event no less extraordinary than fortunate has restored to us the Sovereign whom we had. chosen— * Great Napoleon. I lids ought to be a day of rejoicing to all Fritsch. i Mee. He has re.ascended his throne withoettiliere baring been a single :drop of blood shed (Or tile es. bailment of ,tast object. He has returned to the 'bosom of a family who loved him. IFrenchmen! 'fhere is not a town in the entp;r4 where there is not amonument which commemorates his beneficence. Let us bless heaven which fiat( restored him to ns. The Military recognize in bl 2 the hero who has constantly led' them to victory._ , In him the sciences and arts receive thrir protectees Let us offer prayers for the preservation of his life end of his dynasty.—Vioe 1' Empereur I ' • I - (tlignett) The htunhil of the Umpire Pr ince of ESSLISIV ToOloo, 10th of April,.lBls. • 1 ' .ii IiWPORTiiNT . STATE pervle.• ! ‘ ~,„ tlOntitnlirolfir 'serve further to prove the efforts made by the King o Naples, to secure the performance of their ettgage.. ments:— _ . Sarmaments.in the interior of the kingdom t they oh- I COPY OF A NOTE PROM TOE DOME or CAMPOCIIIAYMI tem that they have No •oVier object than the main- TO LOYD CASTLEREAWL Itentince of the general peace in respect to France ; " Vienne. ()rt. 31, is* they say that troops will probably be sent to lie!- "It was stipulated by the Convention of Ar. NERVOUS TIEBILIT V, STRICTURES. LUGS, AO. land. • mistice of the 4d of last Februery, existing between, • MILAN, APRIL 2.--His Excellency General Baron Great Britain and the kingdom of Naples, that there . HEN Professional Men, eminent for skill, . W Pesmont assembled yesterday, in the former palace should be an entire cessation of hostilities, by land 'nal experience, offer their advice, and exert their nbi- lilies for tire cure of a few. reigning encases, they ri t e s a perin c s Of the Senate, the Italian ollicers who are not. in and sea, .aeda free commerce between this hiogdon% to that prekitlice which is s o j ust ly exc i se d e gn i ca t the adver• active service. His Excellency addressed them in ' and these islands of the Mediterranean and thiAtirie tiseasents of men. ignorant of te Ana princirles, find unedneated 1 the nattering terms, and told them that by a i tic where British troops were stationed ) or forces in foe practice of physic. Ales-rs. CURB limed Co.-re g ular• , surgriiiid. sanctioned h r every privilege to practice, and by the Decree of the 4 23 d of March, the Emperor retained : kinder the command of Engliih Officers. uniform suret•ss which their mode of treatment for Venereal them all in his service, each preserving his rank; l " In consequence of these stipulations, 115 Ma. Complaints has hitherto been attended, continue w ith the same assiduity td direct their studies to the cure of every specie& of that though they were not yet on active service, they- jests the King of Naples has not only permitted a that beinful poison. as wall ~ S the removal of 'Lase distressing were on the same footing as ttie AllO6lll, o ffi cers.— . free commerce between his States and Sicily ; compre debilities and deficiencies which prevent or embitter the milli-. His Ezeelleacy Waited them to take the Oath of Al- . herded in the,Cutiveittimi of the 3d of Fobroligh. as • manila state. In the (nalo g ue of human luararttfes there are . . . 1 mole more a ff licting than three which are the unavoidable c on • legiance to his Majesty, which they did unani. ' one of the islands of the Mediterranean In which. se q uences of un indolgence in acm taM de:tructive habit. The moas t y , 1 British troops were stationed , but he has done an unhappy sulii•rer Mood, over his misfortuires, ashasked to trek I , relic until he is reduced to such a state of misery as to render LAMM, Alien. B.—The Deputation of the Circle . that depended on him to place himself upon'goocl life oppressive. To such p. warns it will be a consoling reflec- has been made acquainted that 75;000 Russians will terms, and even in direct relations, with the Sicillen lion to know, that they, IMIV now, by o new and infallible re, march th roug h : they will arrive about the e n d o f: . i Government. tardy, be wanted to their former c , rEilistitmlll strength and vv. g oer. Weak, relax e d, a nd debilit ate d habits, proceeding either the fair. il " But this latter, after having rather tolerated from an excess aera t in g :ll and illicit pleasure, or from a long V IENN A, APRIL 6.—Margbal Berthier is just er- : than permitted some communications with the king resideare in hot climates, hard drinkin g , 'lie injudicious use, rived here: Concerning the real state of the Con- : dom of Nap , les imposing , upon them at the same of mercury. dm rite speedily r e stored to health a d s tren g th. II must he a self-evideid prop:nation, that where the grass, a more profound silence than ever has pre-1 time, restrictions offensive to the Court of Naples, g ate of intellectual 'wacky is directed to the treatment and Nailed for some days. I has at length prohibited the admission of the Neapo 'lire of a few pecuriar coinplaint: there must be the greater I certainty of success ; nod ti, a proof of this fonsaino their ate '' ; I The army of Prince Schwertzenherg will consist ! titan flag into the ports of Sicily, as well as the sail thod of cure is so pas ticularly. expeditious, as. well as safe, !of four corps and a reserve .. The first two corps, • ; jug of Sicilian vessels to the kingdom of Naples. and so evidently superior to the common practice, that in some each consisting of 45,000 Austrian troops are ccim- ! " His Majesty the King of Naples relies with too Slight ra4es of infection a perfect restoration is completed in the t ro o p s , short period of three da b s, and in those of the utmo s t i nvetero . mended by General Prince,Hoheazollern and Count much confidence upon the integrity an I justice of the' c, where other practitioners have failed, it proper per-e- Colloredo; the third by Prince Wrede ; and the English Government, to doubt that it will be sum. verance in their plan of treatment ensures to the patient 3 safe, four th by the Prince Royal of Wurtemberg. The eient for it to.know this-conduct of the Sicilian Go. well grounded, ant !fistin g re-estahlishm e nt. By an early ape , - , plication, the patient will e-cape the due l er and expell ee o f a reserve, consisting of 60,000 chosen Austrian troops, vernment, in orderto induce it not to suffer so ma. tedious allendunce him" , the I .**•ettnerteneed practitioner . In will be under the Archduke Maximilian, who is jest /rifest an infraction of a solemn act, stipulated in the the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infettina. r such as ohstrUctlons in the urethra, spumy excrescences, hart Arrived f rom .. . taly The army comman d ed by Glee: •• name and with the sanction of the English Govern.. tuniuurs,etillitusuicerr.eruptioiet,semitud weakness,ekeicaontso Frimont, in Italy, opposed to the Neepelitans, is, Lent, and. recognised by it. Strictures. whether recent or of ton g duration, and which have dail h ming stronger. Hostilities are expected to "To that end the undersigned Minister and y eco hulled the skill grittily,' pr.,' tit loners, ere,by their present impro- . . , vrd plan of treatment, ellecilially end permanentls curerlavis bout take place soon.. . Councillor of state of ids Majesty the king of the patient Starring the ciicruciriiing µ Wit and Manning brawn.- . . • By the the middle of this month, Russia will Sepias, hisfens to comeseuicate to his Excellency rling_e which frequently follows theeppinmiLds of tar lunar eau& i have 200,000 i n . the Ant Hue, 200,000 on the Lord Castlereagh, Secretary of State for Foreign Al'. tic. Iv the cour:e .490 years extensive ',twin? maws metropolis amenevosts cities of birirturri It the been and are dads wader their Elbe, and 100,000 in Poland. It is not the inten. fairs of his Britannic Majesty, a letter from the Com. care, the total erudicatiots of which it efeeted by a tilfe,cer. lion of the Allies to make war with . France, or to mandant of Messina to the Commandant of the Ca.- lain, nand catteditions mnde of practice, superior to any other vet adopted. The weakness reisitarim, and de proceed. l 9 dictate l aws to her. She called for Levis. ,XV111.• labrias that he may knOw the order of the Sicilian • • • mug from Ibis realpilikit, is 4perd•lv remove d, sae tire patient it is for her to support hitt): they Maki! war only Government, which prohibiti the relations-of COM. , restored to sound unit rigormatineftk. Bet where the debility up on Napoleon i and will not lay down their arms coerce between the two kingdoms. A nil, at the ;ante ams c.r veary exi,tee, ii•preper peivevenince is their restorative le/twilit', utter the stricter* Intssen deAroyed, is indispensably till he is incapacitated from doing farther mischief , . time, lie canno t omit to inform his Excellency, that requisite to revive the skaabreirg spnrks of like, tied so ream . France may cousider whether, after haring so stiame- . atcortling to ali the•intelligence . received by the Nee. mare the constiottioa. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the tiro respectability full y abandoned her lawful Sovereign, who studied ,pollten Government, it appears that this order of the have been under the care of Mawr.. Currie use Ce. ter the re- her happiness", she will expose herself to the miseries Court of Sicily is only the precursor of hostilities """'" of e . " 4 l ) lui"ts "I the slrethrso strictures , Ikc. 1 and am* w 144 will ensue to *I! abe contieues to-support which it is preparing against the kingdom of Naples, f . receivers a ranieal and permanent cure, re q uesr that te r eerstes • i .. tied an usurper . may be made to Wm * as vativfectery eviamiccs of the *risk* b %MD •i limier the protection of. that paci fi c attitude which wiaerietity of Moen. Currie and Ce.'s plan of treatment. Mawr' distit t Aram t.—BYSta order of the Mohair if . the Neapolitan Government, faithful to the Conven. ofthese Gentlemen have earl stricture/ fawn 10 to 30 years, and had been muter tare mast !Hewn. Konse;fleavhfdes.suld other War. iticatted to-day filies - Paris 1 .6 French army if don of the 3d of February, has continued to main. Wait, b 4egr o u s of e q ual eminence, who m se e momdtb e we b, s h e a is. 400000 men will assemble near Huninguen, of which. titin towards Sicily. pbcation of the lanaicamilie, sr ilhout success. two regiments . arrive lovnight et Mulhausen. It , 66 The Undersigned begs, in consequence, Meat in Moos. Currie - led Co. we, be nlwasen by either lieir• with I s remar ked that aiming ler neighhoprs, if Ilia. Excellency Lord..Castlereagh- would engage: Me the greatest delicacy, secrecy, sad Imams at their houss;.No: . . r . French . 101, Hationirsudea. , not repentance, at least serious reflectigns on die Government to take the necessary ateigaist intosiat • , .. . Patleore is the enanfey ere nittested to state the pentiutirs 1p a) roselike/ . events begin to min g le With their en- the Sicilia') geverinnetit, agree• • . •: I_ ',o*. of their cape, sees ned general .luthit of beast, Ike. am tkeloski -, . -.. • - 7 - Lhusiasen. We have lately seen here many French L ions and the spirit of the Cone .. . A t ' 4- t tef a remittent* for advice find Medicines when the a tme will its A , , .... ' 4 . ' "' - ..n littsligOe n without cackides. One of February' lair, 'ti revike tit's . , • • rp git:cti nr sent to any pin ett he kingdooP. To maitre thniatecrecy YertMoci VMS so eyeeti'd to jitter " k117► R 1 "="•• th e P h ' i ng e o f lefw e s fa "' he them privately showed to. as a c q uaintance a white which it hat &Woe Wit It —' . 4 , 'T .. Use; is. added to the ficamai for aiediduca...6;9ta Awe, 101.-.-107,• -1,. 4 J Haim-swath ' Cockade which he wore in his bosom. 1 • ' sued, agalist thltliborSt.. 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