The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-01 00:00:00

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"I.."..44siaititifileititisliveys elenbsiits dekillimat wee. • . • I itepsites' Serrates *Pt pertain& . -',' Vlste hest ' A eebeamedeliaa ihr. - Tellealhirs, geed Bee, choice • • -ts. q.,11.7-I,!Ps.--., -. • T i ... . , ' A mew Owed, Dreams, is two Acts, called Liquors, nod usailenstie'Obargee.s: /r• • ATT . DA-Y. toCi. 31. ,*•,, titer. • , • • , . , •The following Pon Ceoeheei NMI cinches, *e a .% out close ... ' .zraiiiriqtritied the proceedings. of the AS to the letter of which Colonel Quint'', eitys he • - . • ..• JEAN pi PARIS. • the Saracen's Head Inn, Ersow•hlil:--- • AO ilidulgence of , the Quirt: to be al. heard nothing until the period of mrhatilhgreelttioa. 1 . • Alter which, IT E Y !MOUT!, Union Celia. Fey bodies; 1 • • VIE CIIILDRVN IN THE WOOD: Derb i . . Is l i a * fEst words le - .explan thae , .potne ed the !object to him on the I bah of Aegust. , Viten 'iff caster, 11l oteMort, &Lasser, and Amlover, merit „t..........e,•• . • • -, • arrives at Weymouth next eay, ai One i where the rte ., Potilift • tfirongh h ur r y. an d 'fa • lte.had leis delivered-to the Prince Regeof, I'Meal bet ota• • ' To which will be slid, ' • i -. , The New Comedy, called. sail ea Wednesday and Satordoy Aiseramoo.eit Five, to eteeftet=s. written reply, Which, he Wets . after. serve, that on • the cessation ot liristilMitz,l eliplied -• • POLICY • ley and Jersey, from whenre . sbere in % regular conveyni lfs wisp& . . Pleet;'fif - to the ilreattletatice of Capt. for tea asiaantand*of the dismounted. meiV wtto . ..ere r Cberberek nod Si. Mislitee. Woe road from Cherburgis to P*b, Or..THUIe RUNS THE WORLG AWAY. is the es••st delightful, and theeheipest I. Frame. Lloyd accompanying Colonel Quintin to Paris 9 it sent home by:- Bourdeaux and' In eetitet 0 ee did ~a l PM • • . .._,, .. 7u.s &Time Price Si. 6d.-Pit , St. Sd . ; Seamed ottlnivroN New Elegant awe cease, weer testae, fedi, appeared ''.•tly' It letter which be had received from trot - mak . .niale country till subsequently toah'einea- ~.1 i • • Linea. Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is.-Upper every rsonii.c at Nit* oiCtrick, through Crawley, Rytispie, die. , Ciotti Leo • • , )...; Veered Price, 6d. Tie WISY M OE TH e Dorchester, std *listed( red Usioal - n that he had . Oleo .expressed a wish sore to. VIA* the Present preceding 1414 he sae , ' • . T he p o o h to he opened at h a lf p u g stet t e r l isf k, t o h e; Post.eserh. exert" Afternoon. Carries Four leskie g s. ,Ito 'pee .Piliti and when Colonel Quintin, oa the cue. crihe4;. -.Tie first intimation I rereletri `toil.. the , ... . l ea it knit past SIL LI lr RR POCH. Piist Coach, to cowry_ tow Roeder, este eat 1 Wiwi of hdetilities asked him to be hirAompanion s sebiectwes by an Officer of the regiment, Wit a bMught every lisoroing, through Imßerworiti. Hip CONN Hittakket .. ' he 111 see_ Itnew how to refuse without. such pee..- 1 me the leetteivi the Rik Of Auguet, casein me • 'a.' , Albers!. or', Tansktirth, ' Litchfield; thiestiforp, Northampton, r THILATILE-11,0Y1IL, CCIYRNT-GARDRII.. . and Duaidable: Arrives er•Liverrool next Afters's*. ' 1 MOSS stiSieedversions es would not have `biome his Ito Moose- It to the Regent,and, ghee 411 Royal" • T D " present EVENING, Nor. I,* Wilt . *XIcrEIL FlYmnollio %.Vlftanalit. DrabeOrri.. Peilliatifki attfillaftme. ;His subsequent acqniescence in the charges". Highness ;such further information as might be rot.. '. , .. bet performed. . mrwtarmis 74141 6 %:' Pern tint . C4 l icill ' ever, Men the. bilifseiht a initColoneA Quintin arose trim i setios . .. quirsal. . The Officer, ,had been disappointed. I. the : • Tilg WRZEL OF FORTUNE. at belOpast ties *Me a= eir ebeetelte Beedt•oe, Rae ! , itearodiock. Kr. Kimble. spinster. Bri4posit. oral, • Apo n. ?, t o linty * net,.froas malice. The Kett . poiat sesei . 4 . hop* . that the cirms*tances of - their' - afteitios ' • BOSTON, SiwildiwrlOrbetusigli tkitint.. ~ __ _•' dr, ' - UT Advise! Quintin, that Nape !Inward! *sold . . be: 10 • lie • ilteleet tilioegit ' . . •• .„.. . . . . ... to li pid s wo g* we e d, '.. -v . dreg New •Royar Malmotica, Ms oat every Keening. uoneltri si alf f .. . .: ... Ike sincere had. refused to sickt*lfttist.+o,* other : P .., ' ...1111140-tetriatta ' .. -- Itegtific ••ftWilsnetfis Otianby. lleit. ~ -• . • _. , LIT RPOGII), VI enfeeble, Knutsford, Stlis..., wad Ueda, 14 * tot: this he coati) poSittedy.d.o4•• at .Miel.ileettbity * et lastifyiwg i ' ' Wifs. They ti' • - 4 .........., num ?a„ ; gee s e' peke Si. gs..--tott, Si. ad. i• laamed *PM, Post Conch, called, The Expedifinu. evert Evert or. 9 in the &tram ., Head guts, nale.bireell . 10 ,•i eater , ' • ad been applied to had refoied to sip * ; nhett they, had pursued 'the beet Cool-se Which' the ' • • , .; i~Miee, - Lower lL Gallery, Si.; Second Pelee, Is.-Opt it Five reClack.• - - 11Mlieept . Mayer Howard, who was the partleelar friend fleecy of their situation could have pointed cot fth the '...••• . s dialkry, Is- t Second Price, 6d. • . pool. Csairrdivi throuhout. . • A Private Roy may be ha/ slightly, so applicatieetai Mr. RA rH and RRISIOL Flying Piisrcoaches, through Chija.'laf co). Quentin . Ai to his own coming ftirwaid ai ' same time they wished Opt Colonel ,din . viould • .. ,! . Braadoe, at the 130.-n lee tm, Cake, •Ind Marlhorsough, every Afternoon; arrived i • - he..had never slid that - V.l,r Stet the j consent to - some priva ,- • te enquiry which 'might spare .. , . .. •' • • , •• . • C. l' May'h, the Greyhound Inn Rath, and she London Totten.' • ' Petweeeter, _ _ ."' Thesnas-street. and the Swan iiristol, next Uneetrig -Concises' j proper person to appear in that chiracter'l he had ! hi s R oya l Highness the regret . w hich he might e th er. '' ' L • NAST INISIA. WAREH3USES. No. le, CHEAFttnit. . a . w . e , 14. Heidigewafre, matta ,,,, , dm. .... , •-• sets 1, m erel y ex p ressed his reluctance so ro do. As to the 1 wise feel. I approved of their erincrples: I made* .. .... MINE 'F'ROPRIEI'OR, begs res p ectfull y to in. LEEDS New Li e ht• Coach, craned, Th e Rockingham,..- i .. Je. P. net every Morning in half-post Seven o'Cloek; earews Fain diarififine of . else regiment , Colonel Quintin bad i communication to Colonel Quitatin who declined all • --, ~-.. : 4 '.' , II form the Nobility and the Politic, the COM PAN Y'sl , AtertimN SALK OF BENGAL NI fifilliNti, err. are. has teddy , °al,, and tne• renattbnheV easy. with tt. Guard throlleho talked of the frequency of Corporal punishments be. i conversation oe the matter, and deilred that the tom. •..•: t a ' Jest eencludied et the INDIA-HOUSE; r e ad that the mo s t out.. Pines through Slnmford, Newark R ord n owns Newark, 4 ' -'' ter fore his arrival, thereby making an indirect charge plaints of the officers .might be made to the Prince . . • *peen celleeli sr of fndia M.eline, L .rig Cloths, Anjen g s., and ► PerrYbridge, to the Carideo Lion, Leeds, rest Day ot Noon. : . t tomes, . Serfhood', Jacoant and Testiest blades', together m Nen* ithstainclieg she etwommun expeilitios ef:this Coach, it is sllebtht Wood Roberts von woonnat indica Ilicawls, are ready for their inciection.- alr-wed In he the most rigreenble NO complete Public Canvey- . Thin m o o ps , g m bee w id en t h e w ag terms, by t h e pi ece an d wee en the North Road s being imam:died In Aceittomodatioa • I s DRIP • - - • . by may .ether. KENDAL. Lancaster,. Preston Kirby-Lansdale, Holten, , and myself.. I roux! say * , Regent. Being afterwards left in commend, I' in. i thatit bdaY opinion, that it is impossible to preserve ;farmed his Royal Highness of -the situation of the order forei on gn service without corporal punish. office n, and the necessity of interference but with. - , anent : at-the same time it will appear , that more pu. I held the letter as now uneecessary.. but itoyal. • ~ : . , ~. s 4 ' . . Chorley, Orniskirk, nod Chars nag 'Post Cooties, every-After- /7 . . . : Kentish Tdwn. nishmenti took' place under C o l . Quintin than b e- I Highness Mated; !h e t if the officers .had any coin. • . . .5-, • to,nod at Five o'Clork. Guarded. - 5.. SelleinnAllapeht Facile ere. Patellar. Linen. China. seems . . GLAStioW. Gs haws , Grellia-acaeth /a lts i n, Dumfries fore his Revival. Col. talmer was here ,entering into i plaint again ! their Commaeding Offioer, they mast • • • ..• S s. bh l ;°° 4 Eteete• of a Gr i ttl e ° s "l dets lll,ll " * Krawnhill. T 'sr e ' K • 1 • k n ' Km me :. a detail hi' show what he bad done to promote the bring forward a specific charge to b-• submitted to barna, . anquisar- sn, Lasiteoc,-. .ngsee s • s • , -•`• -tO BE 1101.0 BY AUCTION, - sett all imr6 of Sroth;al, Camperdown Came* (Dolly). 1 • disci line Otlke liniment bet he was interrupted by ' the Commander-in-Chief. 'Colonel Quintio after. • • By Mr. EDWARD BULLOCK, ' .• •'YO It K. Newcastle, sled Edinboro, new Comb, perferatee ; wards insisted upon leaving the, letter delivered to • . . 00 the Pretakes. Na.c_Paill's Place. Kentish Tows, TO- , Fills is Gerard throughout. sets •wit every Morni:•g at half.pam • Gen. V r, who told ' him, that if he was taking . „ 4P.. MORROw, at Twelve o'Clork, s spi v -'('l•lek, b, .way of Newark, Refford, Tadcaster. Dar 1.- thew paini s le justify himself , it was a very unneces- I hies, And said it way by the command of the il 0 t• ig ta * -''', Im u t a o, harthidiertie. Durham, *wpm's, and Herwkk.- ALL the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNI- sat treetblir to the Court were thoroughly eon. I - t,hough I hare beew Once . informed b .h . tt i y Is nye 'iK r . Pm-eager* attains iltemselies fatigued from the length of the • . • • SS. TUNE. 11.mbne Sofa and Chairs, plaited Prism, lard jouniev, may lest what time they please, slid then proceed on ; viscid, that-his individual conduct had beeu elem. Highnels t that he did not authorise Colonel Q.tintio .. , ..,-. Irripitni FON ling pierei, Ave chaldroos of Coats, nod ESIP I. t ss ki seas stns . a dds ' , ma t r are . J. cl as h. use Bl ac k !s wan , C o . , ~t a v A- honourable • e lapviiie halite:ids mid basiglegs.- Van Solio.cr heals and neymireet..Y..rk, new Coaches to Sunderland, -Hell, Scarlet. 1 r' -r - an ' / dean heddiNti a well alassfaslated• attOoSeaY se , rotary nad rough. Widths, and other Plates. • Insittener, Mersa of drawers. dining, Card, alai Peso:wake • Melee, sets of maliegapy set chamber oaks. pier 4. wied••w :voitisier. Ilra•sei , and other carpets. vale ,hoe palm 04064, sv fl ei lt ung lD . CENO ATLI acrd Wahal new Pest • Coaeli, every CARLISLE. Pearith. and Whitehavess. Post Coach, gees I . .to make such dainand. .-I new comet e the several nece Co ss l i . ty PAl.l4sA expressed his satisfaction et,this . tes: urges preferred igainst Colonel Quintin . In sup. i theoey ; but still thought ir necessary to urge the . of corporal' punishment on particular occa. Mort of the orst charge ,,, it is in evidence,- that C le o. eel Quintin, instead of.ntaking such timely serail e• . • .. .' .., . . i..- lags, " kal'at P's'avl intlyd 3 11, Mr. Kembie oh Ittonl" . . Cu: with Four Mims, and a Guard all the way. Posses throogh alone. lie *collected, for Instance , that when the i meats as were pointed out; did not till' welve o'clock • • t del. nos. Ate. damask inside an 1 ..ed lion, chime, goodAtichen Browns, A ppieloy, Greritahridge, Richmond, Limerick. Hu. troops entered a Spanish town, after' • the. battle , ' of jet Amon, and after ter* troop' bad actually beg to' reetaicies, and other vidniobte elect+. reogabridge. • Wetherby, Aherford, Minconer, and Grantham , ••• . The atonic may be r.eUp.ll. and Catalogers bed no th • Pre. (the nearest way be eighteen mem, sets oat every m , annne4 . Vittoria, the people received • them with seth eaten . i forage, dispatch Captain Lloyd to General' Matillo. ~ ashes; at she Gete• holier, High. tee s ar.4l - of the ♦ Ausii ?neer, and performs the louruey with the greatest facility. Passengers". waste joy, that they pulled them from their horiee, I He afterwards feet the foragers - under.five, yet leaves i t . Ilt leis Ate-lon Mate, 1111. nigh Holton:a. - detained n° the ad" by b "' iu r" or Pleit'ure' hate the e -difig i sad took them into their bosses ) • *here they made tnem without orders or support . when SO attecked • , m admunage 4 their vat. bring secured in the nest Ciac .s some men and horses were teken.tied the safety of 30111 NOVEMBER. WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Morning. at half-past ,them drunk. Whilethia was going on, news came 1 .. ,-. ' Six n'el,e-e. •'• that Lord lellington and' r biA• Staff were entering ' the foragers hazarded. In excuse forell,this;Volotiel 1 S WIFT and Co. the Contractors, respectfully in- CHESTER, Newport, Whiseburrh, Tuniorlev Nantwitil s Quintin states a Miss ppreheniitili bg t he twigede tardier, • 't, '• ' 'f S I Lle the Petah., the STATE LOTTERY will •e ' • I • -,,, &Lit ISeawise; t ai the we t of November .- There are only Five o'Cluch , to receive hip, but the men were . fotAAentost part , and the supposition that Gen. filltei4o,vropld famish.. ,- ~-........: sae Tickets, mid the Ss-hense e , maim SUNIIMLANO, Stockton , nue Yen's, New Peacheaat i aY - ton itgetteitated to 'iibey" the' ortliCFitur hundred i a, covering party. • It. 'conclude. fhli part - of his' - .. •• ' L Priam of ....1 - 1 , • - ....v -.*•• • ...;'.. -- ceipir........1.. • .•••••.... 1 11 ...•y•••• .•.- s. .0.6 , d. •••• 2•000 LOW . lt ..tPtiog, 1.• Ott iirAPple bet, Suuderband, MAN CH EST?:11, W insbow, Ca/mil-toe, Newcastle, and Wolverhampton Post Coach. every Afternoon. (wailed. ! w a h a i r of-titre were completely drunk. It was thought I ! necessary fir mike an example, anti 12 men, the Sit ItEWSBUit V, Wellingt.sii, and Shako!, Post Coach, , v i ont i n t i o tc p aiimee .. . 44 , 0 . .. welted di . to pasnished; I • .• narrative.. with the eatraordmary declaration, that he -. -.- , took the regiment . op the hill, naturally inferring that the 'forager's %Timid overtake and call -... ----- i - , • . - con the Revel Charlotte, every Evening, at Fivers 'eloek, guarded. Col. Quintin 6 - 1 - , IO ~.,. 1. 4• ** RIO ' Ingham ever, Morning. there were as•many or more punishments than before. it possible, that an Officer commanding a r ., . , • . Bonita 1.572 Prises of £lOO. /150, £l5 . & c. HIV MIN GRAM Merc ury Post comb, with a Guard, sets could leave part of it under suc h c ir cu mstan ces, and !,.. •General Vvsg.-Considering excess of corporal leisbetalme Shores ate iellitig at SW IFT son Co.' s Offices, • nut every Afternoon, wed readies Eirmiegliam Rest day at noes. . ller.ll, Peniltry, I • And No. 31, Aldgute High- Pasies by o.ford, En.toii, and Shipstone. to the Saracen's punishment to be contrary to the spirit of the Eng. in a tog too, without informing them by which way • - • • ' it Glaring-erne, I . ittleet. ' Head. Bull-street. Birmingham. Bib Constitution and of the Army, it was natural the regiment retreate d , and then conclude that the . •.• For the easvenienee of perwen residing at the weneed .. . ' of t h e town p a , ‘ „... aen tie d ;s erv o s „ re h on k ed f or a ll t h e and proper in Colonel Quintin when he taw seventy. troops would overtake or fall iii wrili him ? Surely. BY HIS MAJESTY'S PATENT:try whether enough of this charge is established agile! , Colonel above Cinc h e s , sat Hatch rd ' s Coach OSice, New Whitt two lustances of this punishment, to OYAL ANTI-ATTRITION COMPOSE- Horse Cellar. Piccadilly. any good could be effected by a• different system : ' Quintin , by his own confession, to draw down the TlQlse, intend of Tallow. Oil, or Grease, in pre- t the EffEcts o Friction is Steam-Engines, Macisitwry, • ''' DEBt LITT, ike. • nor was he wrong in supposing, that British sot. I severest censure of the Court upon him.'" , -,,A1 to the us., Carriages. Criticism, Wegener, Carts.&c.; in-scud id VINCOURAGED by the uniform success at- diets might he affected with clemency. if he failed ,anxiety which he expressed when Capt. Fititterence t ipper for Ships.' linnameg Tar. Pareeline, out Service. Alsl tending the premier method of Treatment in the cure of in his attempt, yet there was merit in making that .came to report the situation of his troop,' It proves ..114eitoir. or Service for Cables; to preserve polishrd a few prevalent Complaints, which has been confirmed by • the attempt : and Col. Quintin certainl y has spoken with that he knew and felt that he hail con;;gned to eel or Iran from read; Wood we Walden Betiisiugs train she experience of many yen's, in n lire, and 'extensive practice- I n ~,_ _, y Rift one by the nee of sa hick she Public - eve in sill cases peßoale also, at the happy effect , resultialt so the p alate r o e, I all b ecom ing modesty and diffidence, when he states, ! chance, the safety of those whom he was bound U. , , kol'lloo Three Hundred per Celt . ou'llki*e of • 8 ""g Medical Men confining their attention to a certain class of to specially pretect.' The whole c.ouduct of Of Dis- that he endeavoured to show the benefits of a milder . and tear. slate and labour, . tows, Messrs. GOIAS and CO. Members of the Royal Col- unntem Colonel Quintin, on this occasion, appears to have • , - n r i for the Pateatees, at No. 40.Charintr-crms, near the All- lege o r S u r g e o ns i ll L on d o n, continue to direct their studies to / ' been it mass of confusion and inconsistencies. ratty, London ; end, by their appiahitment.at most Ship•ehand- those I)i!ortters urn -ine from a secret destructive habit of ler Colonel l'aLwatt.-It is necessary that this point s,Ptint• es, itookarliers, Libraries, Stationers, Deuggistn, Me- cmhiderate Youth, which not only smooch a iminer• us trait should be adverted In, or it may occur to Sir Fiends The question arising on the second charge lies in , ne Warthooses. Perfumers, froninotigersi Callers, I (inch- of New ais erection, but n,!4•4 eaten on iii votaries all the .e5„.,A,,,, end.-.‘.... other Gentlemen who se art a dif- a very narrow compass : whether Colonel Quintin ken. Innkeepers, Coach mid Waggon Oates, Oil and Cotiiiir roes voting tathecti,tie, of old age. le that distres-ing 'slate of _ps, Saddlers, arid Shopkrepers is the United Kilicdniu, Debility or Defiriencv, whether the consequence of suelf,bruse. ferent opinion, that discipline maybe maintained on gave that support by his presenCe and example which . la • Sexes rice 21.• S it.; Si.OIL t ith. 64 . ; 11. ba. ; and '2 l . •S's- fel habits, excessive drinking. lone ccoldeace is bid climate., foreign service %Minot corporal pnitislitnent, a pro. i l be was bound to do. Colonel Quintin tests his de. or any other came. by wrath the powers of the ennstitutios t te smallest are NIT contains &swa nky su ffi cient to Prime become enfeebled, as regularly educinell Sur of Localise, position which is contras to nil military experience.l fence upon his former character, upon the place/is . . aa froor.o heel Carriage for times, with which it will rim ut o they offer a tints, safe, and speedy rtsicimtioq, to lamed and Let the matter, however, be fairly looked to 'oil this , which he conceives a commanding officer ought to :::: • I wards of SIX THOUSAND IMILEs, wad it wij auswer In vignrioun henit h. occasion, for if such a start of puniahment is not ah. l be, an d in some measure 9n the fleetness of 1111,;•.• , ' • , 1 , the same propereten fer all other kinds ~f work. Where an endy application is made for the Core of a CPT- ~ , I f requent l y contracte d in a moment a ir h eehr i e . smarmy reqoi.ite for the preservation of time army on ! horse. lam disposed to give Cal. Quintin the hilt ' ‘'' -• , - lain Disorder, If pRiNCIrS itUSSIA OIL VLF CY PER, CENT. ty , the eradication is generally completed in the short space of service, it ought, for the sake of humanity, to he im. ; benefit of his former character, but what has the to : - • r CH EAIDER. _ 4 „„ fd. g a. and , 2 ,,.. per hnsu ,„,..._ Thini . ton days. nod in the snore Idvniitvd and fiereterase . stages of ; V enereal Intretion characterized by a variety 0 painful and seediately abolished. . • . 1 do with the dereliction of his duty on this occasioq • p., I •: {4 Iliad. of Lathe • and aredetani al* have s'e'l rii"er's Rawls distressing sm t tau' • rsevensoce in their Ann (without re- Colonel Palmer then read from a written psper l to i -Was a limited service of two months su ffi cient to. s• 90, nave deel area they will see ao other Oil. Is praketl The . . 1 ...i. 1 2, P ' 1. "„Pr - , i. I less a nd u h n s enonent 01l for the h a t s . i s so areal a ~,,u ct .he r, .- - n't I.l's•-- "exercise) will coots to the rat a Perlatalle 4 tt -the following effect in substance :-.l l e slid, It 'would i ! establish Col. Quintin for ever, and to put au eta • slut rade& core. . ,' • e improving% preserving. stud berestifi int the hair of Loodire mod j ... T .. h: Diseases of the Urethra, es ly ed be necessary for him to make a few observations on Ito a l l necessity fur future example and exertion / 1 •Col. Geatleinen. ,ad Childers; sand if soil (violently, not a hair tin ,•r arising frma the entice Complaint, have ant escaped some passages of Colonel Quintits's defence, before he ;•Quititin was, in point of service, a very young *O. Intl fall off of Inca WI. and makes weak mod -short hair grow - i . their ant-wino Is no infallibleand improved pi a they serene ~„,„ ,„ the detail. Colonel Qiiintin weld certainly ter; - and it should not be forgotten, .that the affair , - • thWt and long; renders dry er herdh hair as soft its silk, and Is kelp!' real tor false hair i s beautiful curls; where there in hair 1 ' Med to rem4ovev "' liar " Glee " an d Sli kilter ' 9 I have no wish to mislead the Court ; but from his ,--or the2Bth was the first, since he had joined, iii which recent or of bong Miran/an. without rernribig to Ow poinful shether ''""'` to 'mire , nod it has a nt thin or hall , by "'kg Princes Russia i M kt dabgeretli toe of the Caustic &weir. Many betting-es ran b e statement, it would be impossible Dot to conclude , I he had an opportunity of showing himself to a regi. 'Amenity. if she tenet rim's, will he restarell. 'l'h •usowitswe Is &Wetness that were hail h life declared, after usiee Por a adduced of very m e th od ses of several years continuance. - ri- -e ' - I bavi vivified le their su n few days. after/41w care baa 1 that while be was anxious to go with his regiment, . meta almost new in officers and men: As to this . .. i ()imi t ate/1y for eel munths, the bald phut. became co. •. ; 1 b ee n eg anempted by other Practittoners• without effect ; nod . i, even in spite of the remonstrances of the physician., q uestions to Lord Uxbridge and Gen. Vivian, • . O tellth hair.. O. ' . whet . le, retail. and fur exportation, by the sole each has keen the agieeable re,osit of ft 'metier of 14 years I.i iestamee. ever ' 1 . wilt unwilling to go out, end returned to England they put Col. Quintin trot at the head but at the - ..• t i v i L oprietor, Mr. Piker, J•eovoreet, °wren] street, London ; that the mode of treatment hits net. In one P single h • darin g • ns m anyh m g 'as soon at possible. The fact was, that whatever flank of the colmitnti, supposing that to have been 4 . ,, . ~. by most vrincipal Perfumers and Medicine Venders.l •of Rnth Sexes have experienced the enjacment of hariag bee° • f ee li ngs I might naturally be supposed to entertain place which he originally occupied : but it appeal,. Cal)lllo*.t•Tttele are any Who haireesed Ressia Oil with- . Pr9 fe "il "rtiVei which Pr"' i nen' Pill" I . • d t bet" - Su. au /account of toeing taken in by the impostors, who ' r ave a fr om •the.etidence that he was in - the front till withte .. • Pe rsevered in to no ear. . . • M d tons e•AditerfPn, ,onroicuinrly in the country . . Therefore - • • persevere d Goss and Co. exc l us i ve l y prokosing the cure of them ! were deeply. involved, I can assuee the Court, that 50 yards of tlle enemy, and then oil a sudden went t il l:X*4 la l i ie ll a a l.2l l ti r "p r Vi P i r t i t i t ir e r bC " h tu a s il ia ttl O e "? lt a i nd s pirpovike7l,Dwircie„.. particular conspitint-. in order that they May not he worked such considerations did not for a moment interfere ;to thelank• 'lt ! is. monstrous to suppose Oust such a ~'.• by a Mistake's few. with the obloquy so justly attached to she • :. s . my duly both to my eharactee and my psofes. proceedit/cOhld'Oe w pe ' Ide not wlllO4l charge i o r. re we. te.i., Oil. under noy•pretence, whatever, that is not ,_ mnorron empiric. think it bat Justice ke theno , elve, to 'intr.! with - • - - • - lioe's. ere imposs••ts, as milky comaterfeils to their au- • . , .•, P . • .t• , that they have beets properly educated end initiated into every I Sion; sod the moment it Was decided. that Colonel Colonel intrr( with misbehavin g before (Wiy • • •: - ha IP • • • branch of the professing% (venilientt aof which, from tortoise , Quintin was not to go oat in command of Iltemetie.mi but I meetsay that it matters little whethOk - 4f. •• • . " • $ iv INCE'S IMPROVED DYE, for changing grey hair hospitals. and testimonials from the Ithriwlt pri.fe,niohnl audio- I . M et eskers intmedintely to dark prowls or black .-- Hun- rides , they base to convince any ei.quirer). Tim, 8 re,,aeoce I, meat, I Pao op all thonghti of that .which I Might lefts of the man are paralized - by want of courage, • d s'of Ladies who used to wear • false Moir, because their in the w a rmer hemisphere of ou r eastern wend , as well as to ! otherwise have reconciled with qty professlonel tlu. or.by want of proper officerAike feeling. ' The most ing • theca/we grey, have left off the false hair. and now other parts, eintminessi tissue to assert. that their yeseercioes 1 ties. Had Colonel, Quintin embarked with the serious consequences might hive ensued from Colonel ay, lino their OW N b$ 't eetitlitily is a great addition, foie having hero confined to disesisesalready enacrwented, they hold Pl* ( t disalit) there is sot any thing makes them • look older out a certniuty of reitiennion to each au mon labinur under the re gi ment , it. would have .been my " fluty to have•re- Quintie's saddeuly gochg from the front to the flank ; .• - • till.. than y t sr t u b e hal t. Also thoughts& of•Geittlensea who used debilitating erects of a life passed ceder theterred aone: And i ma ne d whit the depot. Could I have anticipated and I believe in my . heirt that such mischief was only . eel to h red or are) whisners. that was a great disfipirceseni to 'further. that Wiring had opportunities, in their praritintvel Iva - that Colonel Quintin would not 'Mee reacherd his counteracted fay the Oil , and gallantry displayed by le g lmproved pacity, 8r forming au imisantis 1 1 1(litt otatignee w ith t he cons u l* ter thens a sire now quite stink" (rpm t h e i r u,ing Preece s _ . . , , - , 1 ._ ". ring person,. Die eared with spirits ' , winch is the may esimicent Dye lineal non • t sI . se rn . they neer to them the boot • regiment till after the hattle of' Vittoria, anti the the officers who accompanied me in the charge, sad • . dor ever offered; eyes grey hair, or red or grey whiskers. ins. - assurauen of immedi=ate [ef ; that the !I't C r 4 resulting from • ~_ affair at Morales , the officer who commended on that to whose e fforts I attribute . its success. Colonel - • ro pedi • ly e to rt,rlt brawn, ur black. on an improved principle. their entlearnanenest induced them In quit me ersoeice of to. ..5 ark , practitioners and they premier flair peetensisins cos- ocateloll would not have had the opportuaity of Qaintin,it i s evidencedid not appear again, till the CA 1011.-A, there are several spurious Dye; now selling general it W whir are prepared with Uautaie, dangerous to we and he statute a fair /refound for the un pr e cee et a e s pa ght es p re with saisiog-shor promotion which his conduct 44 .:kit French went . ..abbot upon oar advancing a second • + jurki le the health, and males the hair owl whiskers taro which /hey have. by the psiblie. hereto Liberally bemoaned. deserved. As it was, I reached the head-gesiMare ast time, and • when Col.-Gardiner's gusts were brought -• . Dye, s therefore be particular to tusk for Prince's Improved To be cramped at . heir aatedaill,' (Peraasalls. at by Weft, Dye, 4 enema a bdiete 4or 1.0 bottle, for 21.; axone dozen 104 post paid) by patients of either prA, with ;R a tt y, delicacy .' my Marti from Englaad- only, four days' erne Os , rorilliod t and I.Meet way that I think there is a want • - •,_., ....,. Met- Li or.-Ter cover of each bottle is printed in gulden init. • melmtentinn., • • .• • e.... .. •oY feeling in *Colonel Q u inti n ' remark on the mode. ....' • ..., Threetbli lire sealed up with each bottle, 6tl that any one' can I Patients et the country are requested to Wate•the penkelail arri-* of ebiamal. Qeiltin. ''. eriv dye I/advents it with ease-nod pleasure. .il of tbeir owe. nae,,atail munrer of living. seclesisig a feminism* *AID Milli Mate of health, I can "wily lay, that in w hi c h ' an Order which I sent to him for support ._., , _ . Ts rite Ladies and Gentlemea I hat reside in the • for advice mid medicines. and Ilse remedies will he germ or fee. , he eppeirred to be in as good health as the of Was executed. Was it nothing in sorb an interval of , • .:: . • .: ~.,,, easel by mediae a remittance by post to Mr. Prince, Joke. warded to /toy pate Of the krWasa.' the ,0111111rnr tint* iseleed 1.014 ClWatikitaltle miteht• danger and anxiety for the men to he left without the trotemu. li,•&avetkatreet, Fiestierest. • .-• street, vbecd-dreet. London, win mod them b y gantry a i Go" one c" . 34 arg - - •. • aguiolly conclude, that jhe.IMII mama Arm lenthig Presence of - their • Coatoillnding ()nicer ; and was tt. .. Wadi say pan of the kin g dom, •5. - • Dec. a. 184 • , . owl . I;* I 4g,5.,,,,e ' . ~ .. .5 ~ ' , • • • • Ire. .du: i . . . • . . . . -. • • . • • . . • • • . _ . . - . • , . • • . - •. , _ • , • • / • . . ' • - ••• . • • • . • ' .