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MEETING held at tliiS Price One Galant and as Large Pnper, Proof Impressions plat r,. Resolved. " . . ' of the Pintos, price Two Guineas, Tao a Geo.. r... 11 SalAcriptios of all clams be opened .fur pART the SIXTH of the HOLY BIBLE. th ••I °' Itercf and Benefit of the Families of the brava- - illustrated with Eagreviegs, by• Charles Heath, Men 3h.11 Killed, a.d of the Wounded Sedrerers of. the ISRITI'SH Drawings by Richard Wessell, l•;sq. R. A. A 1111 Y wader tf.e command n(ihe illuntrimis WELIANGTON, in the sic.al Virtory of Wnteeloo,•and in the several Battles PART VII.. which will ceinspleta lice Work, is Dearly rea sr loch Lye born or may he foe& in the . pref.ent Catinpalge." • dy for Publication, at No. 19, Fieet•street. 4,,* afesiier Sahecriptioun are making la Wenn:newer, Suuth..l I __. ` . um*, Dublin, Edinburgh, Glasgow - Livecpobl, Manchester. , . N E W S T A TE LOTTERY OF F ICE . •,1 lii rm foghom, Brot.ll, Northampton. i•erd4, York, 'Exeter, ;end -) • 147. Osfurd-street, Dearly opposite Bondatreet. other C•or. and Ton sts of the Itfopire, wed are depended on in the Eastern and Webers' Cloaks and Dependencies . 1310.DGES, jun. and Co. most respectfully bit' By the !Attlee of Its King's•Lettee, granted by the . anther. A 1 leave to velure their warmest acksiowledgments to flO.l r ily of the Prince Reseed, to the Archaidengss, Collections are Nobility and Public, far the very liberal Patronage confined A.) of. :.ing u,,der their direction, by. the•Ciergy, of voluntary' an them in the Lott e ry recently finished ; and hes to infeent sa n criptfuos in their Churches and niiishee, fur the relief of them, that Tickets and Shares are now oe Sale for this Spier: the Soffewe, .1 wnf..floo, of the BRITISH ARMY. nu dge did LOTTERY of only 5000 Ticketi, coot:lining a GRAND the co amand of Field Marshal the butte of IVELLIN=N t PRIZE of .eso,otp, and a gtrat Variety of other Capitals, mid ....0 of the Pk ti;.il A V AR4I Y, N ader th e cots et with 9114 GUINEAS is GOLD. to be ;said (without )116); • ' Ficld-hlurshal Prince BLUCHER. . duction) as soon as drnwa.—HODG ES nod Co. parti Nigel Subicriptions made, and received at this piece, X 110,490 is. .dragto the Notice of the Nobility and Public , the hsk le-- • j'of this pespdber- Lottery ; which, to the Advantages - BONAPARTE AT PARIS AFTER THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO.' Monsieur R.—The glory of France is in the army. Her honour reqaires that our los , ts should be repair ed. fler liberty, her itidependence exist-in the force . . . - of our defenders. „The safety of the country depends Br W.ll. MAIER, ArTACUEI To IHS CABINET. upon their number, their discipline, .and their sa lt was on the Roth of June, at nine at ,night, that , ploits. A great reverie is to great minds only a use the fugitive from Waterloo arrived at Paris. lie ' fat admonition. Let us turn to the triumph of prin. first saw Madame de St. Leo (Louis Bonapartealciples a loss which at first seems to comproniiie them. wife), then Maret and Regnault de St. Jean d'An. If !victory have ceased to crown our staudanle, tire geiy. "Ilte following are the details of this inter.. there not other palms than those which are moistened view. M. St. 'Didier was present. with blood ? lbe olive of pence may again flourish The night was far advanced. Maret sat in a_ on our menaced. frtntLier; but to make it bear &if corner of the rotiM, - with en alarmed countenance— I rable fruit it must be pleated by :heroic bands. The Regnault stood before a table, making pencil Marks -, army already rallies; but- our astonished eagle be on a piece of paper before him—Bonaparte walked.; wails the absence of her lefenders, And:calls taper es op and down, biting his nails, and taking snuff.- -He to fill up the glorious interest* which anbeard:otia. stopped all at once. Where is the Bulletin? . crifices have made in our ranks.- ••Will you refuse to Regnaalt.—There it is, corrected. recruit that heroic army with berets 1 fly augment. Bonaparte.—Let us see (Regnault began read. ing its corps, or at !east completing them wi t h de. ing it). •, , voted men, you wirl second the public enthusiasin, Bonaparte.—(During two-thirds of it), it was you will crown the national with. Far from us, .gaieed. When Iteguault had finished, be said with however, be the desire of revenge. We haveln vivo a sigh—lt is lost ! . luo other conquest than that of peace; but to atoid Bonaparte.—lt is lost and—my glory with it. begging it on our knees the number of our troops Regnault.—You have fifty victories to oppose to must correspond with their courage. A renstaished one defeat. nation, but which will not be subdued, ought nev‘r Maret.—This defeat is decisive; the Emperor is to offer the calumet of peace except when it is intr! in the right. ; ported on the club of battles. I conclude by movieg Bonaparte.—They are not accustomed to conquer. • that the Chambers. Make an appeal to French valour They will abuse the victory. i while the Empe r o r s h a ll t reat f or pear, with cone- Maret.—Tbese whose cowardice Wellington's deuce and dignity. ' bravery has made 'triumphant, are more dangerous . Gen. L. F. formally opposed this measure. 'sheds 7 , '.' . and more your enemies than the English and Pros- is only o.oe, said be, which consume the country, and i . Regnault.-4•The Repeblicans.will grieve; but they i. adopt it, his great soul will reveal it to him. ' 7: 2 11 s will try to profit by the circumstance. 1 Numerous murmurs and picesdittfollowed Ibii A le 10 I . strosparte.;=:-They will do well ; at least the glory serration. Napoleon cast down his eyes, the n ranted Via.. SPILSBURY liberty of the country will remain untouched.— them rapidly, and smiled with disdain. M li a . ff .", at 01 ,„,, I , .4 — r o t kwln 11108 : being edited with a° b ecase •• excee di es t y If the Royalists succeed, it 'will' be bye Ai support M. de F. , --After having urged new arguments in,, painful,. and, from the violence of the leflainaretion,' 1 become of foreigners.. . I support of Count R. s. proposition, recommentled•the •deliriJus. A medical man of cadence brought liprardipebarge, Maret.—T h e of the Royalists is in the ; opening a patriotic loan ,in order to repair the ma= riert from nay knee to theassele, my leg was drelitlfully ulcer sgrd. Several other medical madmen were advised with, hat head of Welljegton, and the array of Blucher. . I tercel of the army, and defray the expences of a n e w I they proooonced me iitearable• My left Pees tiara. beanie al- Regnaulto—What most presses is , to stop Blucher levy. - - &rated, and for two years 1 was in a state of' groat aalfevier.l M. Fl. showed that in the present circumstance? with hardly 'teasel's us appetite is swidlow a little foal . Fr*. and Wellington. -great weakens, I vraslifted ia a t ed oat Of best in s skeet. Ar Maret.— flow ? The army exists no mere, and the this measure, which' might appear au expedient, time 1 was advised Is try your PATENT AN TIBCOII,- frontier is uncovered. : would prove an obstacle. ' - . BUTIC I)11 OPe he a Mewl, who had sees several eons pee- 1 At Lles 6'4. I formed among his acquointsuicei.he seat ate is.bottle, regeestbig Regnault.—The frontier is uncovered, but the . The Duke of B.endeavoured to prove that tetreit. sus. Baldwin, Bridge. • 1 theyrnight be taken to the last drop. Without any lament' re. arinreniiiiii It requires only being rallied. ' ing and raising money were proceedings not only street ~ . : 10 10 1 li e f, I be t as: in a week Inv spirits and oppetite grew better, s will rail • .. Bona ciao—lt will ratty itself • , we must re- unnecessary, but which Would be injurious without • Ulnae Bey bpi Morrison 21 0 ' and in a few nionths the pain left 'toe, and several pieces ref . ' preliminary measures. - • Hyd e Cloth, u ra f ino . , b unt cams , sway . 1 had now. gained so mach streogth 1 was organise end repair its losses. strrtl 20 0 able rouse crutches. 1 then went is the sea, and conti'veed to Maret.—Are you . sure of Soult and Grouchy? I . Count G. objected to the measure which had been Geo. Itynnont, Pulite- `recover rapidly. Had I then continued the Medicine, 1 sal isee &an. per J. Denisoe 1 ,nip 1 s hould luivegonels well; bet, Aiding royseW 90 well, I Bona rte.—Grouch is an hottest man, but feeble. ►proposed, and proved its inutility and danger. - Re, and Co. - 50 ' di-cootinued the Drops. The following spring . 1 was seated Soult lige given pledges. jectincall personatities,-he wished that instead of it-, G. Biektedl 10 10. with reshot ertiptioes all over me; principal's to &mann . Reg - 'Tie—The army will re•organise itself, bat ritating men's minds, they . should be assuaged by Sir H. Itswell - 21 0 baud.. My other knee •,Itectune then Wenn , . ofirt -cis deer ,. ' Dateltet Cherckßacks. formed bat the mole, and six mouths of Vain rethlced use le thrreorps are incomplete. frank and honourable proeeedings. •-by the Rev. bane . great dehility. with every symptom of decline. At 'this time.. Bonaparte.—Assemble the Ministers—l will have ' This speech Was well received, but ill generalities . cosset. Vicar. my masher applied to yew, and by arm taking ikabsaryand • ~a_f5,..,....,___ know .i. v ..,,,5.Li appeared out of place, when the existing evil required Joseph Pearson . 0 arteading to your advide, 1 Was wee more relieved fr r ;:ir gi rk, ~..„......... ... t o -a Re (t l hre ..i sa d we raira su l in T pa ayl id o a r t , I . and for th em year , I h ave be e p rik kag g health and it ,1 Maret.—Parties will be agitating. I practical remedies. 1 non, &e. E . lc Regnault.—`the pas ties, agitated a long time, will ( Prince C. proposed. to ask for peace on the 'most' . • Greenwich) 5 0 16, Grove-place, Caulks-testa; July 8, 1815. Miss Taylor .(also a ' • • knee each other,- measure their strength and make conciliafory and. honourable conditions. Sold at the Dirpensary, 15, Soho-square. London, In bottles I Count T. alleged that no peace was to be' be Subocription at Weer. , . . wick) 50 of 6s.:—Driublt 10.. td.—and largest 11. 2s. duty included.— efflirla.. in Compound &m a re, ea.—To prevent C. unterfeits, the Genuine : Bonaparte . —So much the bolter. The masks will for from an enemy who required two inadmissible Desk Robertson 10 -- I Medals* has a Black Int Stamp.—Mr. Edwards, 68, Sr. public mean . asfor me, along conditions ,the e c oaten of Bonaparte, an e re fall off. For thel - Paul's Church yard, is the Wholesale Agent. 1 • • ' time has --. Summon the Ministers. We will iteration of dm Bourbons. • -•- make a report—tell the truth. !tall patriotism and Gen. Count I). spoke to the same effect. - • honour ere not dead, the Chambers will not refuse Gen. Count B. added, some develoPmente of 'the • men and money. 1 same opinion. .- _ . . Maret.—They will speak of sparing water and en. i M. M. C. and S. p. -spoke leindly for- war. Lay' , gines when the Magill on fire. • 1 open the frontier, said nue of them ! Let tnove iron Regnault.r-They have stupidly reproached Dicta-' barriers which guard it fall,. and let the sally fall ' torship: it is now that it will save all. . . 1 bath on the. rocks of Lien, or even on the walls of Bonapacte.—l have recommenced a constitutional Paris, if it must be so.. Then wrapping your eagles Monarchy—convoke the Ministers. . , in-crape, you will .. call to their defense every man Mai-et.—No Dictatorship. But also no indigril. who has a heart, an arm, and a weapon. ' The ene. ties.• If We ire attacked, we wilt defend ourselves. I my, like a torrent, will inundate our sacred territory, Bonaparte.—Alt ! any Old Guard ! will they de- t hat it will be fatal to them ; anti placed between our feud themselves like thee ? I concentrated phalanxes and incurgent citizens, be They separated—Muret remained with the Em. will regret a victory which will be to }aim a defeat. peror, who, in spite of his fatigue, received several 1 M. R. and M. B. favoured these merfiel ideas.— visits, at Which I was not present. From my win- : The latter in a periphrasis which could only be mis. dow, I saw among the carriages those of Carnbaceres, understood by those who had no ears, hinted the ne- Decres, Caulaincourt, and the two Carnets. I cessity of changing the form of the Government. Ile ! observed, that since the object was to defend the • -440.2.-: FURTHER 31.16SCRLPTION5: • Mr. J. Wrlgbt,Croydun ads 5 Parish of Walford, . ,j. 5.. 1 1 Herefordshire, after a . The Products mating Sermon by the Rev. • from a Srrinsa by the T. D. Fusbenoke £9 31 8ev..1. Hatch, in the Collection at Woolaston 'Parlils of Cherisey, and at Abington . Sorry . SS, 131.2 d. Churches. Gloucester- R ev . John Brnek.Much shire by the Rev. • Basloo, neitr•Diminow 7 0 Charles Bryan 14 5 Juniiiiian Ware, Folk- Additional Subscrip. stone 1 1 tints trout the Plbribil Dillon Pssiih, coffee. of Wilford, in Here lion, by the Rev. E. fordAire 5 5 D. Clarke b l . 7s. 6d. 1 Piristi of Danbury 22 6 V. , • 1 0 Oollation at Hagley, ' William Rhodes 26 51 by the Rev: J. Tur ner • 281. Is. 6d: Ai Henry Hoare' and Co. • Haim-Gen. Sir 41. R. At Willis, Percival, asd Co. Surgoyne i Bart. 10 10 Lieut..Uen. A. W00d.. . 10 0 Connie, Dn %lager of • J. 1.. Andre and Sims • • 5'2 10 blealiorougb 4 4 Mts. Judith Woolley . . -10 10 Sir W. W. Pepys, Burt. 5 5 Jolla Rieg 10 10 Rev. Riebaid itubeas 5 0 Mrs. Bastard lO 10 Lmob, Jones, mad Co. )11 RI —. John Bond . 21 0 '.- .A& ialtle,Payne,luid Co. lion. Williams* litirlat 111/11. Jahn Cracroft. .of - Rev. Iloinws Hars;• • - ?liar:Mhos% 'Llocola king's College. . 5.1 •• 'shire . •- 21 -0 The Derby Loyal True At Fry's. Chapman, and Co.• Blue Club - ltS 0 John Smith 191 0 -Kirk, Hearuos, and • 1 hoinns Aggs - 5 5 aright 91 10 Capt. George Beane,: . Jame' Walker and Co. 26 5 of Harwich 5 5 John Netoacote, of • Flinund F.y •5 5 Hailehack 5 5 A Collection at Ear- • n'ielt ' -• • • 44' 4 1 smesteritte`d. combines rare 'Circumstance of flue W. _ ! Grand Capitals. and Rif h Prises of Guineas, being a lby Government as to be all drawn in One Day, arrant I.IIIURSI)AY. All Orders from the Country, accompanied with g dtesslt• 'tame, will hr thankfully received, and puoctually executed.— Gisvcranseut Securitlei bought and sold, by Commission. NEXT THURSDAY, 24th AUGUST, I ALL MUST BE DRAWN. CARROLL. and Co., Contractors, return their growers' thaiiks to the Public for the liberal Patronage received ht the Lottery just finished and. beg to inform thew! that Tickets and Shares are oil Sale for aNKW LOTTERY, of only 5,00.1 TICKETS, • Aod a GRAND PRIZE of 230,01 P. - •„ I Besides a great variety of other Capitals, and 3,000 GUINEAS IN 'GOLD. To be all DRAWN in ONE DAY. i Tickets and Shares are now oa Sale at CA RROLL and Co.'s Offices, No. 7, Cohthill. and 26, Osford-street, where all Be. sinesi in the Public Foods is tratoacted. . At 114veriv awl Autrobys. Wis., Pak Wilton - 3 5 At Ssr Jame& Bcdttile and Co. 14.1 ton. Pstri.h. by the M. B take al. Lt. 6d. l'...verSit) • el Cann ' stdge, by the. Vice. .1 tthatreller 315 0 I.t Soevenir.d'eue 'Aussie • 5 R I. n . 1 Bee. R. r). qi - her Innel, of Ora lirl.l, G.erresterAire 10 0 ls.e tier. N. G.' Wood'- ratfe, of Suter 11't 7 15 Rotten Ilebotto, of Baia. 5 0 B..bert and Chem:ldea rltu,sit • 5 0 lir. J. J. (*. Missari• dielc,OrJaabee Ake, 9'oo er ..C2 2 Ik-. Minardiere 1 1 ii.stter Ilenry htimar &ere.' and their tier r 11. Ms. Ifel: Ellb+eriptionsinthe('aly of York, remitted • ha W. ii. Ilene+n, Mayor of York, • 00 :scettatit . 1200 0 Sab.criy .at 61:0y. gow, aimed by the Committee, as begun. ant ,, tr•t•io 6500 r 20-t.pll Strepheatma 10 10 14.• .I..hst Kt y, from Ileum,' it hiltGlimisrl, I u."tiri Well, tilt. r 4 ~ermo.4ltv s nay 0.1t.1'.1:... and ter, on uccoont, by J. liars, Esq. Moyer Xakio 0 Fronts 11.)st-builder at In Ely, Combiidge b hire 2 0 Subscriptions begun nt Edinburgh for putt of Scotland, to I lilt Aug. nilviurit by Rt. Johns stone, Esq. on ac count, about 71.:o 0 • DEBILITY, Re. ENCOURAGEDby the uniform success at tending the peculiar method of Treatment in the cure of , a few prevalent Complaints which has been confirmed by the “experlence of many years, in a large and extensive practice— ' semible asf the happy effects resulting to the Public ftom Medical Men cnatiniog their attention to a certain class of Dis eases, Messrs. GOSS and CO. Members of the Royal Co/. ' lege of Surgeons in London, continue to direct their studies to those Disorders ntosing 7 f *secret destructive habit of in considerate Youth, which not only occasions a numerous train of Nervous Affeetions, trot also entails on its votaries all the enervating imbecilities of old age. In that distressing state of Debility or Deficiency, whether the consequence of soetrbonte-,- fel habits exces.sive lone residence in but climates., or any o ther cuter. by I% his Iv the powers of the COlllll 4 / 1 6011 become eileeblrd, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lndon, they odor a Orin, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and v icor ons health. Where on early application is made fist the Care of n ter -I.iin Disorder. frequently contracted in a manumit of lot...brie t site eradication is geits.ndly consplrted in the short Tier of tan days. and in the more advanced and inveterate singes of Ventral Infection, characterized by a variety of painful and disiteitsing 4y unit.on,, a perseverance in their plun withuur re- At Itobnris and Cu.. S. and T. Spence 3 5 Ayres and Son 13 5 James Itett•havr It) 10 1 unser and Son. 5.) 0 Rev. B. N nitisrup lk) 10 ('hr. Nurk..ll., IJ It) C. Nnekells (pm k Motley (P.n. Wicke, per Cur• riey and Co. 21 0 Sottgrriptions in the Town of lltauclir.ter, 19 110 i Aug. 557 . 0. Od. • At ll.iini-bottoto... folectitso think by the !Irv. Jonw. Hove, Crew - SI.oKhOOO, IluoilbologiAbite —Sir 3. I).slo rly. IW. lo kibilms.; of tke Col'rt is d lif Carsllean I sorb, I y t be- key. Ibirlon. 1 111111111 h osf:/ftlefb of Uptlnl fißu 'p, !war Kola, by A , * Itc%. K. E. irit 41. 5.. Bd. FIMII Ike C.tY ul Eze- . . . - ' - 1.11411.1111711t1./1" exercise) . will ensure to the Pailenta permuneut I An Imperial C o mmittee . was assembled in the Ely- 1 : rights of the nation, and to save its liberty; it was , Itlill 1 /1(11C/11 cult , a ' The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected see Palace On the night of the 21st of June. necessary that its liberty should not be a chimera, Share of Profit on m n . with, or rinsing from the abase Cumplaiiii, have not escaped I This Committee consisted of—lst. The Ministers and its rights empty names. Mum gouty.' in rouses their attention; by an infallible and improved plan, they streets. , % giv i ng qisenee of th e Water- Departments.-9.41. Ministers of State.-3d. This speech, which tended to the restoration of n . anted to remove obstinate Meets and Strictures, whether : too victory „ m ew ; A Deputation formed by the President and four Mem- the Republic, was favourably listened 'to by a certain ' 214 . 61 - '°. recent or of long duration, without r - ning to the Collets' I the Clinprl and danger/ins uie ..f the Caustic. Boogie. Many instoncel ran he ; ben of the Chamber of Peers.-4. A Deputation number, and strongly disapproved by others. The ' at Sy denoam, 0.. the adduced of very amen-rale eases, of several years enntinteince. 9.lth of .Inly. offer It ! formed by the Chamber of Representatives and con- Emperor grinned scornfully several times during its having )ielded to their ineth..d inn few dials. after the core had Diominse by the Rev. been attempted by other Practitioners without if, et ; nod skiing of the President and four Wee-Presidents.— : delivery, and towards its conclusion, he made a sign ,I. l'otiolte.lv 5° 0 web has been the agreealstc result t un e rs a practice of ~A ; d 5. A certain dumber of Councillors of State.- -6. The .to the Miniver C--t and Prince Lucien to come to Dr. !1; is hal" Tutors . that the mode of treatment 11:111.01. is I , llt single instance. ever and Scholar:oaf Ealing 0 proved abortive, awing whirls pt nod many tbous.aid person Chiefs_ of the Civil anti Military Authorities of Paris. him, audcOnveised with them for some time with Academy' 90 a Fl..th Sexes have eiperieoted site riajosmesol of havitog hews —7. Several • Peers and Re p resentatives added to the . great warmth in a low tone of voice. Al: C.onnitn;enthors and Notice of Subseriplons are request- perfectly. .cured, after severe nod injurious methods had been et: 1.. ..e a d . stie d to 1111. cmumittee at the City of Conduit persevered its to no purpose. Committee by the Foroperur.-B,_Some citizens also 1 M. M. C., already known and .approved for the i dexterity with which he manages a speech, and inliu ta,;•rn. I To Married I . ..males, wh •se espeetations of those tender summoned by the Emperor. suh-eriptinto, nee received 111 1•11/y.C11; at Ihr City of "t lll °° ' pledges of coartuinal hae;riouss have hero defeated, it may lake' A Secretary announced the arrival of the Etn. ences the minds of his hearers, tried to dissuade front lateen, awl hv AI the Banker• of the M. troopoli.. f be a pleasing retlection to know, that by n proper perseverance The _ lath August . J. P. W EIS POR I), Set notary. in their rented es. the general health is renovated , and the im • peror. person s present received him standing. all exaggerated measures, and to reconcile the differ raiment. removed, !He bowed and placed himself in a chair in front of ent parties to a middle course. This, which decided Messrs. Chos and Co. exclusively professing the core of these : the Assembly. The Members of the Committee nothing, gave to each time for preparing new batter- • particular complaints, in order that (hey may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the (lieu sat down without being .desired, and when ies, or dismounting those of his adversary, and con- ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, silence was resented, Napoleon made a speech. : sequently was convenient enough for all. . that they have been properly educated and initiated into every ; At first he appeared much moved ;he was pale, It was then decided—lst, That the Chambers branch of the profresiou (certificates of which, from various hospitals, and testimonials from the highest professional l ama*. and his left hand, which he had extended on a table, should be reqaes ted to treat through an embassy of . • sties, they have to convince any enquirer). That a residence appeared agitated with convulsive movements. Ile their own choice with the Allied Sovereigns. [There ' in the wanner bentiyhere of our eastern world, as well ns in e aduallv recovered hi m s e lf and spoke with calmness. was a violent discussion on the word all, which M. other ports, emboldens them so assert, that their researches ~r „ , having been confined to'diseases already esecorrated, they linld , 1 hia painful saltation, the conseqeence of a disas- M. and M. M—p proposed to insert bcfore this word out a certainty of eenovation to such ns may labour soder the trees event, interested the Assembly, produced a Sovereigns.] - debilitating effects of is life poised under the torrid nose. And ~ r . further, that having had opportunities, in their professio feeling Ca. eeling whic h caused the adjournment of more than . 2. That the Ministers should present tire plan of a p :edit, of foriniug 1111 intimate acquaintance with the eunstitus one project, aid gave, a turn to the deliberations law for a levy of men and money. • ' ti..ntrl luttoits of want - tog persons, they offer to thesis the best which was not txpected. : On the breaking up of the meeting, no one seemed assurances of immediate mf ; that the success resulting Irma „ • 1 their endeavours fir s t induced them to quit the practice of the ! The Emperor confirmed the statements of the but- satisfied. general practitioner; oil/ they premise their pretension; con- Jelin. He spoke of French valour with admiration; M. de S. D. said aloud, and in a manner to be , 'Mute a fair ground. for the unprecedented confidence with i whirls they have, by the potblie, area so liberally honoured. of the prudent bravery of the enemy with sincerity , heard by the Emperor, that M. de la F. had laid his i Patient., in the country are requested to state the particulars He pronounced ou Lord Wellington a merited, but finger on the wound. I admire iNtipetlec.n, but in ! of their case, sage, mid manner of living, eoclosiug a remittance, in for advice and medicines, and the remedies will be given or for- his mouth, a remarkable eulogium, and nobly order that all France and posterity thiok as I do, .--. one great ai'tio.ii is yet wanting. is there no one solar .. warded to any pert of the kingdom. To own faults. This conduct which To he eme.uiree at their house daily (ptwsonnkr or by letter, I had the effect of addresa, hot which I am inclined to ficiently a friend to our happiness mid his glory, to post paid) by patients of either vex, with secrecy, delicacy, and ottantion. belieie, proceeded from candour, disposed in his point ouf-to to them the means of farther increasing , Goss mid Co. Sorgeoas,l9, B . overis-strevt,,Flectotreet. l favour auditors who had come - badly prepossessed, it' Ge n. S. pic ked .. up these last wards, and soots , I May 1,18011. • ' •gainst hum . • ' • . • made the nolilest use or them. L..i. iirtmutshaelths Dur ham , ehti (irreni%t II -21 4 9 4 TO BF. ALL•H _RAWN IN 0:41i DAY, NF.XT . THIJKSDNY. Arta 24. 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