The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-11 00:00:00

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Doh. • .. • fee Doors to he opened at half .pat leo o'elnclt. to he• . gin at half past sit. • • • Rorer, Is.; Second Price Sit. 6d.—Pit. 9v. 61.; Second Price. Vs. Lower erallery,St.; Second price, l4.—Upper 1 G: , 11. 4 Yr Ir.; Second price. O. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVIINT HARI)EN. T HIS present EVENING, Dec. 11 2 will b• ueff Trre.4. oftpmet : • • •), Caalalio, Mr. C. Kimble g Malaysia, Miss O'Neill. To wiiiels will he witieel. .THE.MILLER AND 111 MEN. Tireo*...• New Consedy, called Smiles and Tears; or tie Slraismem. • Wednesday, I•ibelln. Yrida:„ The Orphan.. tinzys, ir. t Ser•yei Priem Si 64.—Plt. b. 64. t Second Price, i'•.--l•qwer Oallery, 9r. g *staid Price, b.—Upper Gni;etv, 1.. g Second Price, 6d. A Private Hoy may he had nightly. on application to Mr. Bratml u, at She Hot-office. pi fsee . for the Tinges in be token of Mr. Brandon, at the But-office, from ten till fogsr. CIIANOE OF PORTION. BONAPARTE. • .• . THE celebrated PORTRAIT of BONAPARTE, by Lefebvre, removed In No. 12.5.• • Strand, opposite FACter 'Change. exhibited till Nine at NiOtt. Admittance One Shilling. This truly cekbruted. last, and only original fall-leogth Portrait of 13(miute. taken from lifC in Paris, by LePhvret is the anis authentic Likeness of this extraordinary rharocter now ethibiting in Europe. Af a work of art, the Picture postesses transeendant merit, and runtimes to be the sbjett of general aitrartioo, it being admitted to be an unique specimen of the best style and latent of the French school. The above inimitable Picture is n , w on Sale. and if not pre viously disposed of by Private Cataract, wilt be sold by Pub lic Auction on the 98 is February twat. Oh• Sale, as the RoAms, isAiMuine bronzed Bust of Bonaparte, by Busse, from the roluttio at Bologna; and Engravings, by Cooper, price 104. W. Purchase's admitted gratis. FASIIIONABLE DANCING, by . Mr. ALLEN, ;rivatelv taug.lit nt No.. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden square, to Ladies . and Gentlemen of any age, who , have never karat Out accumplivhasent, or who have aot the modern style. far. ALLEN'S 'system of teaching is expressly studied 'fdr those 10 s% hum it is an o!ject to acquire easily that fashionable xeqiibite fur g. evert suektc, expriiiitiewly, privately, and in a superi.ir' 01)1e of gra. e and elegance. Tarns who do ant want private teaching, lain' learn a small expellee., with a respect- Ole ..et of papilv, on die public rear ping evening. l'rofe.ou of Markt* tanKist the most elegant Niey Dances, and 1411 the ..m-rior arts of the Profreion. • ~4 like Sub•cripsin.i A-xerailies are ever) Friday. • ' i WA Rlt ORIGINAL LIQUID BLACK ING pinduelre a most elqui,lte jet black, equal to the highest japan tarnish, preserves the leather !oft and pre tents it cracking, does ant soil the lioco,• and will' retain it. 'tittles in any climate. Sold wholesale by It. Warren. 14, St. Mnrtin's-lane, Lon don; and retail by anti Grocer.. 11..ut-makers,nsd Perfumers, in every town in the kirtvltitn, in swot. bottles, IN 10t1. h:tlfa pint. and 6d : each. eACTION.—The superior finality of thi, Blacking ha• induced severs) persons to silk inns comintsitian, undi.r thr &twin. name, In preset., which. fsinierye, sow nit genuttip tm- I•.a RO ERT WAIt It 17.51 - iisignest en Ike Label, and 14, St. Alartiu's-laar e stators) io Mehl/tile. • /1< .. libittfliAllSMS; PAESI .41c. g r illiLllfeAl NS are pteirinied - from breaking. and . 4 1l) their eirMenting instoatireemoved by 'WM rE HEAD'S ESSENCE, OF MUSTARD, muyet.ally estivate' , for its ewir,tutdinury efficacy its 7 Roe ttak it ilas Fabiu s ,at, alieciimb aid c pinmt. of the Stminea ; but v. here this re r , fain remedy has been unknown. nr Iw-circle.% shot the kaii• aettinlly broke, IV II E HI:. AWS F 111ILY (KR &Et: will ease the win, and yet y «peel& oral them. This Ceriiis . t• equate ininteisstit for all t Sores: Son! Leg.. Sc .11.utic Eruitte..m. Itlmenet, Pimple* ' it,rigworyas, Shill(ira • Ifi teisitiotr«sotst nn the F.ce, Ear., and Eyelid., anti is famed r,oaire I learf...nda other Scorbutic hunionr, Tie Es sence of klia - or I is ro hsp. the most alive , pest ttr sting, awl nlftesteitiu4 remedy in the surld, I orioc the ,ev,.e..,, Sprains nut Luise% in Las lit in half the tr ue trot .'ly taken by any 0411e0 finlmentorie;obrocation iik :1110:11, Cuts, punctures from Own , . io.ttionewit,: osi int et , . Oise. wilts ine rests last 'albs., 'althorn stw:rl at trsin, pp eventin.; till i natation and fe.teriag. sind i• Nit :II lateral in I:is..vas-ism- aced-iiit: at iittienstis—htiatost it is a dame,tie remedy of Klett unt , sorsion en.' Itstot.e pnd utiiity, (oat no fa nii j setoible t« its unit (01111 . 0r1 61141011 t Wer be Mil nut is. - ,~ . . y•i PRICE 1 7d. , . . • • . -- - • . • - CIIRIIMMAS, CATME O SHO,W - . 1 .. . . . i ~ . 9 . . . ''DOITUti AND AANDERS - AVAILS. .. as of the finances they ' lied it oniett that the tequin • Irmitt Nobility and the .I " tthlig.. are .xel i pe _ f . .. • . . sitions made by Alto. Allies in notice are not' 11e. • infrmed, that the filtitNl . ) AtigtlAt; CHRIS • • - .-r butioos. It is generally a& Spow'or CATTLE,. SHEEP; wial.PlDS,.Veill , be . .. 41 17/OARD, Nov. 30: Th e s tates have voted O n . ducted from lire contri • ri" ,siddgess to the King, in answer to his Majesty', re s tag .ti . hi ret, ii i . al . !! I . l . gth : ii ,... : Arript, doted the I 3th of this month. 'the following - - Soldier's. Beitail,,r, ci.,,a,.o.4reet, natty :Sestibtid.,. • +Orgy., S4lunt.iy, attelfyind : - knowledged that Fiance hii nn means of maintains! • leg itself but by a strict .ful,Olicen! ,tif. , the Treaty, ber.lBti. e coat. :'.- li '''-"- ; , ve to. rHi . • Admittance, iiidiesaad Gentlerern,7l - s. cites. Ta the tenor of this Address :-. . • but pattscularly Jespeeitpct t pay.trq ,9 1.-..---• • - -.' t " The State s h ave / the . vescript of the 13th of this month, that yoir , stri k itiQns. se e 'Or the 'ln ate seen with ' Kriel „ defection, by tributi"s ' ill order e° "-ersA" . ''. ' . • AD.IOI.IItN EP P " 34 • 2 3 ; : • New , 80 . ! oa t s MASSACRE 0-F TN It .PROTES rmiTh.• •; ' A T the .BRITISH FGRUM,I Majesty acknowledges the intrinsic validity o f th e . foreign blitoi . s l ;t l :s t ( o lii ;; ll :e7....l ll •l t le P e d . ..7e t . l:.P Ri dlelitsu a : . h i + b a y :in t : l n! . • ' ancient C • • • A Ili weld. on FRIDAY NEXT, the followirg Quenrie will affect oni7is'lsaßup(pl7;nctitsion:: tilo"tiriehlweih°6loleyrkBi?gtowiliori t h r a l s b e ule ei ri Zys ca e l p ft i l nterti f il rs e a d rf th 9 at ir la r ßP "" .; al.PaA%);h• ; it y ° .. be di , eitssed. viz.:- - • . • 4 . " (night the late imuunere of the Pi tilestatits in the Swots rif respe c t to the change of Commissioners. .. • would become absolute an i 9tst account itself bound o• ! France in be considered nilurnishine ;win:moat • rellsolll for sir i It n il n. . . ' mates haven already ac nowled ed• • . g k g{hat agniast the Chitin , of ilie Catholics?" - does. loot mention the occepatitris iii Paris, b'y the . the ancient C [mit t' fictitious on account of the. changes that hue b by any Constitution. ' The , glo - tbelgeat r l,of.,Pence Doors own, at Seven. Chair taken ut Eight precisely. Ad .: . 9 n ion must experience some modi adttntice Is: . een • ' all respects, by the union of the newly- w ill hate .is heed cluarterw•theie,s - atiein Paris'and letters it is , affirmed that tlitt_r)?ket- . 11 W'Cllingtorl ' N. R. The above Room open for free debate every Friday , made , in Evening. the itiglolinurhoni, English trooPif, -. Some by 3 , 0.- 4 1 ,7 ( 7 ' ' . acquired countries, and the object of the negoci men, a number aboet equal tgk-lhe N4llOrmilkiktftif BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATENT. •ta ions being simile realise the incontestiblu rights of • ' •• , • • .• t Paris.• • ANTI-ATTRI,TION I ,. , these :countries, all the difficulliei , which hate hither- , • • • • .' 'to hiudered the anion bet weetilhe Sovereign and the • . . . , 1 ' PH F PATENT ANTI-ATTRITION COMPO nation cease to exist, and. the two patties are agreed VIOL ni,Es AT. NIeItIES. ' . 4: 8.. SI TI ON has been unetpriv .coilly proved tos belie thesis. I•AUSAKKg, Noy. 28 —A Priv , '4 letter from - NM. j est and best thing ever yet th•roverett for .Sbips' Bultorms ID' Ilpft,n,Tthhee pretrinrctiheple.states can re het;ri. rind lea • .•: mes 'or N0v.22, rotating the following particulars : f 'dead of Copper ; t . preserve Cables free toeing rubbed in the . attune, f p ' holes, ohteod of a plat, 'mice, or rsostoding 1 the rig- I l 'i g l iag aw itt ships from the weather, and from being cif tied. instead '.which they hive expressed to this moment, the more • The greatest fermentation this city. ffovieser n'a new eseeSseg have beet, mu. • Contitoveti to' prevail in 1 they feel themselves celled to thank lour Ma- miffed " • 1 • of •If 0 • El' A oui^"w ; s thi of tar, " pareAMe. moil service ;" fur the slides and carriages snore t.e return e oi , , c of ;rims ;to render leather and copra- water - pr f; and to pre- • . , , . , vent the filer's of friction in stemo-ergines. Mills, Snafu-mill!, Testy f or Hann deigned .to put en•end to these oils . severest measures are taken to keep down the mid.. Threshing-milts (nr other implements of littnitandrY generally understandings; this mutual agreement 'upon the used by Farmers), Carriages, Coaches, Waggons. Cartr,•and . , , . P enables the undersigned to enter into the cententsi. This Prince loss the to in intr units ppy situation the finest cnaracter, and has obtained a title Meehinery of every destriptioa.-It ii at... the hest thing to . . r preserve thebbides of sword. nod. till kiwi.. of polished steel negotiations , which are become indispensible by the to the . k tentitude of all honest penple• Fresh !Wenn Wilde , ' from run.--It will ' likewise presnse iron hoor, onirfn of the newly-acquired countries with the en- ore, however, dreaded. The Notional Guard, ehibh water-butts, casks, tubs, spouts, poste, rails, gates, pat k . patina. barn fienrings , and every bind i . t . wood and w „„d,... Clelte thichy, adding to this &Newki rk the formal has been ordered to be disluitoded refugee to lay • s notice that they have named for ilopie.cammissionees , building, from the weather, worm , and . day nit, either in the Bast or' West Indies (where it is particulark calculated fur the down their arms. A new - legion is organising, and • Messieurs the Prince of Octelig•n W.illettstern, gives hopes ; the Colonel IS an hones) man. Net. we of degarmills, Stearn-engines, and other alachiner%), ti: WeislMar Holley, sod Pr lied Vahrenbuter, that nithstanding the orders of his Royal Ilichomis the • in any Climate ; pad it will not only pr•serve trios Itailwly s have elreit them • the necessary instruction., the Protestaut Churches Woe Welt opened again on the from corroding and wearing oat. but also render the draisAhr fu they light, that one horse will do the work of two. &C. &C." I. nth, on account bf the fresh erowds which threatan.. , i One Priming of the Composition k, in some cans,. cgitit le , on, a ''rattfieti . ores . ' 1,0 applications of oil, tallow, or any other Caul of.gr-ase, ' file Royal Coaimissioners are Messieurs the Privy eel to insult their worship. The Prince is gding to wont. or tar, mutate Public save, by its roe, 6 'i" 9 0 ' to 4 `l%° Councljtora • Wargenstein end Neu rat It, the Coup.. per Cent.. endwise 's(' pm/retinae wear owl seer... in M ,- . •st of S tate ' Hartmann he . Valence,.but we hope that he will return' by frathty , co, orf touerT, wheels. dic. &c., which is a s.ivitia.or ripener m o l ethe 24th . The Prefect himself shows'mueh courage than that of saving nine parts out of -ten. mkt oinking talic So Cott nrilfor of .11,1tiCe Leroupp. .• . . 1 and loyalty ; the following is the ,i'rOclamation he cleou in its winking. or give so little nimble. . 1 _ i Sold, fur the P.neati.es, at la. Charh.t.t.- erns ., near the • Ad- ,anonthe .`-- .. • i r liNif f A:' IVdt• 's.—Hie Imperial Rightism "e , bet published - •• nsiralty, London; qnd by t h e i r. tt i tp uti o i p eok t i t ma t t Ship- - wean Vrinee returned. hese o n the 2t ( l, after having I• " The King is the father of all F renchmen faith. Chaudlers, Printers, Bah.ksellers, librittleA, •Sottimers. Dote-. passed through a part of the south i of France, Swit- fug and obedient to the-laws o f the St a t e , w h a t ever Courhatairovs, gists, Medicine Wareh ouses , P ei r umen .. Ir..n:.toogers., Eetb•is eerie toil, and Germany.. They talk of the marriage of 1 worship they profess. • . innkeepers , Coach and W ue , in Otli ce ...o,i . . . • and Colour Shops, &Wakes - and Sthipkeepl.r.t, in the Geoid this Prince With her Royal Highness Princess Amelia " The free exercise of the different . ch forets-of,wor- 'an 'byeKingdom, in Huinea s ose ea s, price 4s: ti a., b5..6r.1., 106.64, Oae Guinea , o f Saxony, vlai,;',ler -' Prince Maximiliin, and of s hi p an d lib erty ' of consc i ence are insured •b the ' d Two G. The smallest size Bos.cnirtairts n quirtitt oificient 'to prime t h at. of - his Imperial Il:,;htiess the Graud DIA* of , charter which he has given to his.people. The King a foor•wheel Caoriage (nor tiones.w ithl.ollCll it a ill run upwards Tuscany with a German Princess. ,- , - .• • .liserdons errors, but his suvereijo justice .' wits strike asouu Miles, without apply ii g any 'thing els.• to th.• A sle.tre.-1„ 1 i LIE 92, Dec. b . - Prince Blocher departed irettleee. crimes and revolt wherever they 0104 appose. undone lialc-gipine t boa COlstaingrutadictent q.slittil yfor i t Stage- - • we too to travel 33,01. VJ NlPet., 'and it - i 1 - .rk .- ' ' day fro - Aili.la-Chir'' 'fr •Berlii .-•- - -- s , it . work with we Axle-trees, or with coretnon.botes. end axle-trees of Ant kind. The most saii,fitctory Proof, of the Merits of this Disraivery may be seen at the Patentee: Office, No. 40, Ols.,'risag-crosl, intrattoorlt their Agents. The Public •mu4l be on their guard ogling a spurious Compti skims. which is s.rnetistres Mtempied to he fol , ted upon them, to prevent the.elrects of foie lon, instead of w hick it is it us :to Machinery, &e., and 1111118: is rnitior but that fur which it Patent has been obtained.. To pievent imposition. the di rections given with each Box ore signer) p 1 yv. ' D. Metbormr" and have ille'Ring's Axon un them—to co inure fe it which is for gery . • amid :ray fern sius utlking 0164:-..a Sethi iiolo, 411 , wit ck She: P:donee. ;ire defrauded, w ill be prosectned, ICU (4 N E. 4 S REWARD having bred Ailed by them to detect Frio& ou the Patent Right. N. B. Any Iltr•on attempting to make fur their own aft. - or fo . sale, a spurious Compositiosi, I. si Tisbielo Hr pni.entl2d as those who .ell any but it.e real Putout, And-Awcitiap. . . DI:BILLTY, ike. • . • • FNCOURAGED by the uniform suctliti Ai iewlin g the pgrulinr Reth. , (l ofle,ninient I n Uw cur e of o few prevalent Cottiplitints, which hes been confirmed by Mt experience of many yettrii, in i *urge and extensive linxiikieire • ~Lone r of the lusppy tifer•tit twalttng . to tee Putoitt:ha netttcal Men confining their attention to u re, taro claw of 1114;. • MesNrs: GOSS s tunt co. Members of the Ito‘iil lege of Surgeon, iv LoilditsWeinititiur to direct their studies lek those I) ,orders labia): from a secret detifracilve habit tof..ift- . . • .411- . . . • ... iy from Ai.W.i. lapelle . for •. _.in. • - • 1 Royal Hi g h ness has learnt with grief and iiidigeal!on ' AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, Nov. 24. 7 -Count Gneisenati, the violation of the King% orders and of (helves el piis Who Is gone to 'Faris, left it, as' we hear, on (he 9.3 d,;: kin l ig the insult and violence done to (lie. war. • and - -WM coops 'here the dar AO to-morrow:, .lo :chip Tlieraes Of the Protestants, and the Ohms 41)4.44 'to Prince Mitchel - . e ho is' intaipOsed; aild-i assliss tuition .committed bb a villain.epors the maim afterwards. to go to Coblenta k , lf Prince Blhcher rtf the .General commanding the •liepartmeut. IN • becomes better, be will continue hit journey : Oa the ' poniiittiient strine, es 1' have sirragy, told y ou , can WI or 49th. lie now makes use Of BionitPaiWaTturify this city, and stone:for the ferm e nt a ti on; h e equips e, taken in the battle or•fA Belie Alliance, ' aitlisgracil therankkOc u this Nations) Guard, and on-vibich 'the French impeiini arms are stili • cap. At nught . tO hivirenie formed an - dietoressediti,hovror spiptcois.- It is drawn by six fine grek • hories. ' . j ofthls crile. • !. it tx-Le-Cittreritc, Nov. 4 27.—.8 11l Royal Or l . .4. The ccindoei d ef this guard; which I p raise tlw • dituthr -Is are to be erected y in the churches - iblor I. • monumentb in honour of the !rare men who Inive fallen its tom. bating fr 44 their ecoutiy. This ordhissice sspstw..l dictincliorrs ; those who fe , ;l•7n 111. i-forming a Arittien . l act w hich, by the testila'otty of their officers in& comrades, routristiare &served t3to.iron Cross, shall babe a monument erectedk by the State in the churches •of rpgirneuts to hoitoar •thrit seeinory• Is *lll tonsiit cif a plain tablet, adOned-witlorlite ,C§ 44 11 44 the Order of the largest size, and.beaiiiiktke t foltoW.- ing inscription :.—" I he King apd . thassauntry grit*. ... Ceti days bietieen du!. )us a tid:rseilletini on [hits occasion. 66 A new ergenization wiil srcure to the depAtt. Ate . i Fi the essio ihtrier;iait'ef this brsoth of the ituhlic forie ‘ the `first atay:of which is the meinteotote of Oitieritod of otrtdtittce to-1W Magistrates.. . • • • " T l le. rifEFEcT 416 G . A4D* • ". Ntstees,Nov. 15, 1813." • ° , • . • FRANKFORT, DEC. 1„,-.-Several • ihrideuti having Anted IW:if . .. ~,,ide sate Y out h, iv hi c h not on l y ticitneoo. a numer-ms ?O i le lkilly honour the tnemory.of the fallen h . e l iiivelC;" than 1 vela e conc'usion hf the new _ _4 . are. with laden' France till the 20th of November, and ac therati. of Nervier; Affections, but else entail, omits votaries nit the ` will follow , the tomes of thnee brave mete enervetrug-imheeititie, of old age. In. il,mi•drares- In; state .101, ~„- - -._, met a wif o .. i ficallotis cannot be exchanged fa t soon rime, o r s ae- DAslitY et. DeficiNic‘, whether the conerqiiestee of Varli bone.•l tegitnensa, th e day and place where they therewiii be ,o stee d i b e ,; ( k s, in each errant of rite distance Of the Sovereigns, the terri(o.. fal liahlts, excessase deitthiag. long resiletwe in Isiikelimate.., 1 nets table' dee th' ; or any wtlier come, 1, whi, h the powers . (of the eoratito ~,,, I of the brave men who dal aeraugements which concern German could tint h cb' a tablet; in - tumour of , C Of y herevue carehlW, as regularly educated Suegenns of London i t wilt hoar th i s -be regulated at Pliris..but it has been. agreed thee they offer a. Min, safe, and speedy resernition to sound mei: have failen.ou the field of honour; jor i v b base died f or t h eir .they should he settled at Frankfort. 'file grieMions vieeteus health: ineerlit l ion :-" From this . Where ()Dearly application is made Al the Cure of n Cer- . mi A their thin Donrder , frequently co n tmo-ted in is moment of i n eh r s e ..l!_ ming to country ;" 'llllorr, W .04 t4.W, boa first object of the :Mention of the Ministers, who ty, the emu:ft-alio.: is ;;enema) einnplided in the shori spave : pf,j ginning with draw who•were irecorated !with the Iron are now here. When this affair is the two days. noel isi the more. advanced tuid inveterate stotte: ; of ; c e ,.„,,, .., 14 have descried he • •E • SO. . very year terminated , VrCPIP•II Infection, characterized by a variety of painful. and 1 ' "-- ' it Diet nit! be formally on- n ods :several of the alittisters end Envoys.to the Ger. distrev.ing ..)mptoone, a perseverance in their plan (sr iiMitts re• i II - folleral'senioe will he performed for them - The • , • • r strain' in, met .o exereile)w ill ensure to the Patient , permanent . i Clergyman • will Bice an account of what has been and r..diral co,e.' • • ' ' ' I done for their wi,fo es 411(1 Chad( en, &C. 1 Mllll Diet are not yet Arrived, but they are expeeted . .very soon, and - when 'they are The Di-easrs of the Urethra, as frequently connected 1. - ... ' ' a ith,. r arising limn the atiose Co.nplai..i. have 11110 r!tellpra : The miller,- of Ligny, mentioned as having-• been hero there 'will be from conferences and preliminary delilierationa, to terve their MR.IIOIIOIII by nninlt'lliNent'd uniP , "" 1 43 ".1hrY 'fee"' 1 rereeneensed: bytiPrince Pletcher on his ' return °teed to re.neve ohs:in:tie citfl•ts rind Sti inton e s. whether . . ' ' • r • as a preparation fortife for Mal topleitftse 'of the Diet. recent or of lime 411111110 N W llll4 n l re-nrtint to the po e f l o I France, has addresse d the. Julius, mg letter . 10 t he , and dane,crolis iew 4.f the Caustic nentie. Maio lietetiers.•ll, tie Klitor of.the Oracle :•r,-. • • i FRANKFORT, Dec• 2.-el The 'Prince Boyal of the • . • Inlthiced ssf very inveler .te e:oses, of several year, ceniimetece, I. 4,,, 1.) • Lii Ill' I..ratte d at . nds arrived.here this worsting. awl will'-preee havieg • ielded to their milli .(1 ion few doss. after eh.. cure had ‘llire uc ter, on as re urn, coed to-morrow to Berlin. . Prince Ilardenberg de bug. my Netherlands stilempted to, sillier Practitioners without clUct 1 and ! house • with his Aid.de,Camps ,• his modesty conceal-. • parted this morning for Beslin, where he will arrive '"''' 1 " 4 been tier atz"e"l'l" result "r a li'tft''''e " f l 'i Y"ril• : ed his illustrious Mime, cod I did not recollect him'; that use mode of tres.lsorill 11.191.01, in on , 41110 , 11 , 1•11.fe, err! ; L I , 1. .....„ n .,.., n. ... t i... r ., nr ....4 1 ,, mv 1 ~s r, on the 7th. Lord Clancarty arrived yesterday• LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. I proved abortive, Amin; which period two., th.or. Jut preso. i . "P iv . .. 4 ' 1 ...e - "...../ . 1- ‘ ---1 " ..---- .' ---.5 ---J 4 -- -1' Ilaussecs, Dec. 2.-The of the for. lei, Ro‘til flightless the Duke of York. President, ?mil the! of H ,ih Sexes have experienced the tri . j.siine,:t of Irish.: here s l ed m y melancholy situation. Alas I it WAS easy following Committee-4 Giorerie,es :-. ' perfectly pared, after .evrre fliMi 111j1.111011. tortltotl. !rid beets . f ur me t„ ans wer tress of Thionville, took advantage of 'the atortient when it was dehlockaded, to send off a Tare train Eeri of Leitrim I Colonel W. J. Junes, M. P. persevered in ttnno purpose. .: ihat I had saved nothing either ill Earl of Ears:nowt • • I Jelin Lideuche. Esq. hi P. T. Married Females, wh se .espectatims of those tender ' my house-or on my lau ds which I farm, mid the wnr o f artillery, with a quantity of alma and militarY It I. : Li H•in. T. Jones . I erd-nel H. Clements, V. P. led e . cormutral hap, Mess have lien defented, it mai. Asa Rt. Hum R. It. fib-rid:tn. M.P. I Captain James Hay. bra pleasing reileesi ssss Itl 1...0 w, that by a :proper perseverance had reduced me and my Amity to misery, so that. I stores Out of the fortress , Co Metz ; but the Prussian ' 11. m. Cwl. J. It pry, el. P I .in tli.lr remed•es. the general health is renovated, and the int- could not pay . my cothributione. lie asked we the General being made acquainted wish i t demands , Surgeon, Mr. Klemm], Member et the R. 01.41 College, Li don. , pedimeets removed. • I. told him 80 hakes, which he im that the fortress shall. be immediately given up to . Me . stir . s. Goss and Cc. exclusiyell professing the cure of these i utmost of them ; 'VIM Patronage this Institution has received, for i articular CoMpleilll-, in order that they I.l + OV 1101 he Marked gave me. Ho departed, and when he got him, in the same stale it was in before. It is af. Ai the exclusive treatment and Cure of te,a it Sexes, 111 41 I 11 -- . rie- iCy a mistaken few, with the oblo q uy !•11 justly numbed s e e t h e mediatel v with Venereal C•auplainh, mot ll•eir .1:••adfill cons'equences, as ' ignorant empiric, think it hut fusisee 1.. themselves to state, to Namur he sent me four•pieces of 40 francs each, and one of 20.franes; it war from his express that I firmed that orders are already given to comply with' - Stiiclare,, deility. ulcerations, Zr. Canduc'. •-1 under the ma- • . , t h at taey have Oern properly 14'PM:110101A 1111101(fd 11110 Iry ri• e- ' learnt the norne of this great r 'pica.; , m • h i s generos i ty . this demand. We see here persona cotitittually Sr. seigement of the hest pr..1 . 4444.in50tl ahilitirs, a ;II satisfy the Puts- b runc h of the profession (certificab s of which, lento various , enn o bl e ! 4 , ign _ an d my rive from France, who have acted a more 'or t e t e lit• of the high merits of Nit, K mien Aws p s on , no d that b) it . hospitals, and testimonials from the hiehest prae.cional motto. honours him-his modesty eon ornminent part in the late troubles. Ames them ' be inc.a:venienees of Public Charities fire oroided, whilst th,e. rifles, they bare to convince ;do et.qatrei). That :1 residence heart thanks him.. -.I have the honour tO 51111146 you, . tg ir, '17*•11110g and unwary are protected ag:.ft4st the fatal delusi o ns beet i n die warmer hemisphere of oar enters world, as W.. 11 ris iri a General and many superior O ffi cers. They .r at •.. . - est by advertising pettenders is this. lowneb of practice. Stine other pasts, emboldens them to assert. that their rese a r c h es very s i ncere ly, ~ k 4 CARIbENA." think of settling.here. Mons state that 'lBOO, as appeared by the Animal Report of 1811, 5131 patients, , of having been c•infined to diseases already enumerated, they hold I •..•.e.l I : t , ' .• r.. I • • • . t,,,,h s eges o so y e !oleo crired,withoist cesifinerneot sir injury bottle o ur a cerininty of renovatine to inch os may labonr und er sh e I . IlaussiV, ' Dix. 6.-Letters from . . , (rintilutiati,ntid wither delicacy and .ecrec9 hitherto unknown t d bruiting effects of a life paseedunder the torrid earls.. And I Wensew e Nov . We hear that his.limppijal Conde, ihrltnelennes, Ind Itnurhain, are nor yet . v.. 23.-We throe have labored neder the Mott etiMpliealed firms ft riser . that having had opportunities, iii their p r , i ..eseenei en . : Nighties the Grand aike Coottealine Is appointedi occupied by• Allied troops, and it is believed at • 4.f the diseine.from ten to tw e nty sear, The Mit sympt , ms partly, nrforrniagrin intimate nequatntatite wee the commit- Yield to Mr. Klemitees Ire:thorn! tss a * few days 1 mot whets trona' i.teiitsnf seafaring peniens, they offer in them the b et e C o mmander in Chief-14.4M froPPI lli Poland. Mons that they will not he so before the 15th-of, eppteirat ae of d e heity coshes on. too early aeldieution moot assurances of immediate relief I that the settees* remittin g f rom Nov. 9 It ' • • - i.e made in prevent the danger that may ensue. their endtavoots first induced them rn quit the pint-tire of the PAum, 00. . rt la . !stone . the ,P3lollii 114.1 month. . . air. Kiernan rosy he censutted by either Sex, with the. greatest secrecy. at his privnite r. , u4e No. 21, Lower Char- general. practitioner: an d th ey presume their Prelellsours cm . who are grieved at the ;macs; bill. the grenteat pelt,- The long and mournful catalogue of human follies amide a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with reason and philosophy liar been in. bete-Seer', Hedient-setiare, from nine• to teelve.le the morn- which they have,-ho the public,been sr) libendly Itinteured. •• • • of sti .ersti •n 1 ' Treatyas a egridation, and even as Ines. creased by another initance I. .tt n, similar They consitier'the in this age of • liar. WA from six till nine at night tto whom letters and Aber patient, in the country are requested to ..tale the pinked:mg who e if not the Whole of i t he nation, : reame.micetion.„ from 11,W11 and couritry, may he addressed, and of their ow age, and manner f 0 living, earl ' git remittance lire, of Which they pre the sictims,,,.pte . tending that . to that we lately recorded. •A woman nf 08;• was ,. ..,. 'sill tae inmost:illy muttered. , for advice and' medicines, and the remedies will hostiles at'' " and th at teech town- .0 tirw - snob A treaty was never seen, a titer 18th nflietober, enticed into the :house of a, •I i ire }those chi' Thll day is pobl.shed, price 45. boar*, ' warded to nay part of the kingdom. . t even by them upon ane,pitissii ; publicsn at. l3e lige s . Ili F. Montano Second and Isnprove.t Edition of n Premised To tie cousulted nt their Mese daily (personally, or by l e it er .. limo ne v er were l'u • • , , t heta _ upo n airy . .. he abate (11 , 0 {be she bewitehed..nod there , rami e , en th e yeeerent Disea.e, and its Con•teirences.- post paid) by patient/ of either sex, with secret', delicacy; for , .besitior that it appears iront.t , .. , . and bald by eherwood arid o, Paternoster-row t Highlev nod unersinu. •,• , . • tie s,• a lire,. awl ertilly • rkeys o f France remain iti possespois Of the .. . ~... . use 5i, ... 174; races - street; Co., 'Callow, Cr e am-court, Sib'; end i Goss am' Cn• Surgeockl3, Bormir-street, pket..,,,,,,4.ry 2 tirad e • ... - : by alt other liookaellen. . I May 1,1809. Its len itrovieetto. l4 PsRPUP.RhiC.4O , ."I III • ..4...... • •, . . .. . _ ~ ~ . _. -,• • 4 . 1. , .• .. 7. 7.•: . t!* .k* , •, . • . • • - . ' ... . . - - Prepared only, and thlld -by R. Ji)!lrwin, Apothecary, 15, Greek-stye. , 1.83410^. The 1.... ewe And Pt knt 9.. 91. e:trh a the rerile at 14. and 9.1. anl may be had of every kledirine Vender in me' I.lhit.!:d ••• The tennine h.i black ink stlinit, with the name R inverted on it. r ' • as-f- ' • w ^. , - -- --a- - ...Pt, , . ••• ...; ♦ . t • • i . "•I't , • . • ".; • •' .. . • 4 1.; - : - -- 01 " • ..a . 1. • s . 't • - 'it ' ; . . 1.• • .. _. - ~-„-. • - • ... _~ '.~ I 1 .1 .~ '{ ~~ ry :~ ' ~ { ..~ 1 e `mac. • .1 .. , r - .1 .1 7 - • mkose chold,A v.as pretemitA )(4..atsti there !he !! as inced w e ia Any iiid bastes! rIV • • • • • . • I. i - - - 'I g. • Loivaos, moNDAk• i!iici)ftegn i I, I t I