The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-07 00:00:00

.. . - . /-1. te!"9 4. "-ii CL, - • . . . - • - „ . •... ,„, . .-- . . V‘: . ‘,.... err% -±. ~ /.. ...-1 - ,4e ... ..... 4r ~.. ~. ---.,_„? -, ',., . A -- c : 4.•• i t , -,.,. ( '1 1 14 141 i y R • - •••*-4*- - --• .. "• 2 - - %141. ° N e p 12, ..... , 7 ,7 ':. •I • 1 ) • • .;.-1,.:„.., , 4 :a .- 4 -• __- _i i .1 t esnt , , („tet • ~ ~I. I 1 I 0) IFIrIPMgI -9 717 i +~ le tl No. 2935. IlitATlllt ROYAL. JKUKY•LANK. THIS prement EVENING, Jaly Mnie.ties' eirsvwits will .•erf.rn THE MOUNWA INF:FRS. M mc Kedah 7, their To warn will THE TOBACCONIST. Ab 4 I Dragger, Mr. licau. The Doors to he opened at kap paid live o'cinek. to W eil at heti' tiM4l9lll. noses, is.; Second Price 3e. 61.—Plt. Ss. Sa. I Second Price. 2.. I. .wer Gallery. ILI Second Price, h.—tipper ; Sectuid Price. 61. THRATRE•ROYAL. COVENT GAlrti)Ph. July 7, will rir If I'S present EVENING, JANE SIIORE. • L . " Matins, Mr. Yowls ; Jane Shore, Miss O'Neill Toi which will b. added, HIT OR MISS. 114:es. Is. Seemed Pries $s 6d.—Plt. 3s. 6d. t Second Deice, 66—Lower Gallery, 91.1 /Mead Price, la—Upper Gallery, la.s Seeing Price, 6d. INTERIOR OF PARIS. BARKER'S PANORAMA, STRAND, NEAR SORRY STRE E T. AVIEW of PARIS, taken from the Thellleriee, r ft. ~1 Wog the Caudel, the Pince Carousal. the Qili%f, the Bridg-t, and most of the Public Hu.l4ing., with the Htlla enournmling the City. which are now fortifying by Boss pane, is open in the Inrge circle. INDIA SHA%LS. ANTED immpdiaiely, a variety of INDIA Su %wig. fs.r which the fall value will be given. Apply at Wsciihnossa and Sons' Shawl. Liam and Marlin Warehutre. RN. Seri s reel. corner of Ns w Bridge-street, where nn s awoke .s-vortme.st is rosrstaaily on sale. India Sbusalle evrhunged so the m..-t liberal terms. PULL OF GUINEAS! FULL OF SUPERIOR. CAPITAL PRIZES! Aod altegetses fun novelty Is 'he SCHEME of the PftESENT LOTTERY. VYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Corphill, and 18, Onventry-streel, performs his duty to hls Frieads and the Puhlic In gisior them the Imids the pretax Lottery, hich hegins tile 19th of This MON rm. Tbs. S. Ye foe mein. es 110 comments, and it is iecommendal sufficient to slat two ' , sere is a princely Prize of £10,000; a croon' Prier of 4830.000 i • besides £20,000, &e. &c. nod 12,000 Guineas to be al. paid in Gold. E In the lost Cataract, felt great pleotdre iss paying to so ma..y of his Ft lends part of ille Gait f"r Shoresand at his sortunsie Offices, as above, where he -.tient w continuance of their foss, nro, whieb will at all t,ae. receive his two atteutiou. All Business in the Fonds tratisneted with Adelioy as sand. PERRY, No. 1, Holbora-bars, has a grit va. Het. of Ti kris -to I Shares 4i ti Ilide for the GRA ND GOLOF.N LOTTV.It of 15.000 Ti..kets, to begin Orawmg am the 19th of This MON TH. The Scheme contaiao a great variety of Capitals, baying Prizes of 440.000. £9o.tl+ O, £20.000, &r. ibe. . Al so Is P is e i. c o niamiog 12,4,00 (luilseur, to he yell is Gehl ea de elan without any deduction. PERRY t erefore minimal% recommend+ his friends In pur. chow s the Of t tor Avon. C,,pilals at nu, truly burrewful °Me*, No. I. liolt.o.n•har+. the c.. 1 we. b. as,, where several Prises of 4.0 itlo. 43000. SI 0 £50 , , dtc.dtc. have been sold amd shared 1., lao 18 in.malt-. N. B. Sr4e...e. wait full particulitst may be liallgratisat the above nth r. ALL I'itIZI•S the First Div m •h. , L G'oldrii Lowry, which begins Dr..whiz 19. h iif TDB MONTIL RICIIARDSON. (OODLUCK, and Co., Cnn. .111. itactors for the Prereat STATE LOTTKRY. respectt. f sithmit t.i the Pollltr the following Grnad Scheme, whirls, With ant) 15,0J0 Ticket 4. contains Poises of X 40,000. £:11,C00. ,e 20.000. 12A0i GUINEAS. Which will be PAID in GOLD. without Detlarge& AS UNDER— I .f. 111.0 b) is . IC ICI 1100 1 . 9.000 . . 311,039 1 41 1 .00 J • 1 •a 6.260 In Gold . I• • 10000 • • • 1,050 in Gold . 10.10 ' . • 4 lb la Cold . IS • • 21u in Gold And 3,012 other Prizes of lesser Tot moult. Drns ill the above splendid Prizes is so arra.' d. that the rert•tin s is presented to the Public of o e Ticket gni. ins critlaski. and se blether rhorwrr of Its ulsu obiairlag addition isr Mat mai .'.OOO 'ignitors in Gold. hea.eaas, gills parriculars, not be hal gratis. Ti.ltet- and Sautes are ism on Sale at Al Cilia ILDSON, GOOIDALTK. and Oates, Wisk-builninge, Cirrnhill, am , I rmg the King'. Mew., r vs. r./NiUM PT, ONS, and other DPeaSs of Nations, C er,e•ner the P Ct. natter d cnieequences. or proceed fan a japliradeactes. or no n Vto ed stage 'of life, have tot gio d oh .ands .nil attention .1 tar first Prirseici as or' Int, mad ▪ other • ill 1/e. 201.41111•111'S ORDIAL II 1.11 OF I) tiat,p !, tit cstreard stadpruswaiwided r., the moil& ad *writ two p.. d nod omit buiswire• of it. good e 'eel.. is , mu-i C 0... nee the in st iorrectel on of OS imagine ▪ won'ive p wrr . nibmweerft.e its lie.. happy. bealiwg, bot!,,mtr, and WWI. .11.1411 mores of the foot rift :ire now eytant. it is admirably raleultue.l for Wines and oth..r iltsartiers of sheer* nark aid new s t for head.arlirs rx. ;n-leaned ii• indigitotiaOs and far premissiag palsies sad ape. pie ..e4. .0 men 'ba twilitlpwieei of free I.y.a Rearmost should he 11-. d in it after ever) •as ON, ad slam every Might ia. sti l t 51111.11 It. a. li. known tharatteristie at prnmatir.g looireviry boo been Ling inaletaiard s far. to, koloog the Caibililleiva UV it wrr , In continual peptide, it reserves she body in health and irig.lllr. and prevents prematare &ray. parlicalitr enikfiale4 Nem. not attention to diet. is reqlsolte, darns is couroe of this admired, medi. ins. The virile. of this most erlebrated Cordial being more fully enplidned in the " Guide to 111 1104" by a inindser of well-att thentirated and extraordinary carts, it is may accessary Iti say, VIM So great a repte.muive, balsa.ale. and sahrbriaus remedy, in all eases attended with debility ond vela% 'dun, from whatever canoe arising. sc. newer before offered •ir mankind. Sold by Samuel Leigh, N... IS, !Crowd t Sutton and Co. (I.lle niers , and Somas), Bow Cturrh-ynrd ; Baffin and Co. 150. Otronl-,trod, London; Sr die and Dirwdimg, Sail-bury; A. Smith, perfumer, North-bridge, iinhargli ; Martin Keene. Pin 6. C. Ilegr.vern ; sit pilyl Issnifii, N... 1, Pornoopent-strecto and or Neu-r.. F. Newbury runt S un, Dublin; and other Me dicine Vetivers on Europe and Am-rice, price 111. each, or four in oar fi t ...l.y bottle f.,r. 39y. by which oar it.. bottle is moved, with the words " goal. $.11.11P100. Liverpool," engraved oil the Stamp. Of whom may Wan he had, The e. lebrated ANTI•IMPETIGI KA, or SOLOMON'S DROPS (without mercury. or any deleteti , no preparation), which land in !be highest r.timatints for (bemire of the Scurvy, Leprns%, awl ad dintrders originating in an impure State of 'he blond; being gradual. gentle, and nlinost :..alser reptihie, in their operation—the hest substititie that has ever Seen discovered to 'hit dangerous mineral, mercury, sweeten- , big the blond, and stimulating it io expel all noxious and Im pure jam's, gi.it blienok and lone to the nerves, enlivening aid invip,orataig both body sod mind Prise I Is. per mode, or four in one family bottle for 335. on trh'ea 01. e moan brittle is sn•e4.—The words " Snail. Solomon, Liverpool," are eneraved uu the stamp of each bottle, without 1•114 b lama are &minim. 20;000 5.150 1,000 ENO 1.100 4.100 LONA)OI%, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1815. .• The Cause fur which HAMPLISO , M She field, and Bramar died ea the seareldl WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Head INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON, The hest Aeceinfoodation fat Travellers, goof Bede, diodes 'tors. nail rnoderate Charges. • he follbanig Past Conches, Mail Coaches, &e. set out Ikea the Snrs.con'v Head Inn. - 1 !f 0" • IMPRRLiL PAR L GEM 6NT. BOOSE OF LORDS, hair 6. Tke l orsl Assess was •by comminutes* ta_the PRICE 6s d Donations' BIN Mid the irlekney Coach BM, mere sesetafty read a third time end pssod. To the latter Act Gen. THORNTON prephsett two ad. Mood douses,' both of which were re. . ttedtW! - -- --- - . --- -- _ -,, ..,•.... _ .....K1 . . --. .... - ..... :--- TRAVELLILie FROM 1.011)(iN TO LIVERPOOL . , T limas and j iiial - i'li"'n - EW - ee v q e :e;'Brils Bill, tbi trilM A , jeirted. 1p sit ssanitioisl Du.) Bill. the fry 'Tun "iv " S''' ,4 ' Sea ' 'eenoi) . • Bill. me DIMS .111•111e1 Mr. W. COURTEPIAT enqubini shethor any IN, TATIIIN_ ir•r*lN 6 HoultS. Ceseneissioners• Names Bi :11.' tbe 'high Mist 0111ce R The MOIRE. a sew Giverpaol Post Coach, toils ewe eight • EMI, she lII* i steps had )et been taken to preside a preper Coon no the road, earrimi Foci I , iside and Pour Outside; sets vet from the Satacen's Head Inn, Stow-hill. Lllodllll, every dew Ilit Bill, i'hriatie' s Di vorce Bell, at Col s Div fee le r for the Vice Chancolls.r. in which I to mi t ibt ',went* the duties entruned to him oy an Act which passqd () or o'Ciock. wises at Liverpool nett •tierattoo at Si s so'Cl•vk. Slie r wish "the , Bile. The cao.ot t oit 0 ... were th e towiLr o sam tel lion igw rd " L hl :l l lVß ll lCK of t:testt sehel il".l r Pia" l iftwi lLfird •r m skilfbe ' be ttse Ilimmons4. I two . v° *- -'r a ° E" 1 ..,, ~ ~.... t he.u g h Danstahle, Wool:tem, Lethlenny, Northompto ~ Wel ford. Lotterworth, Hlockley,' Atherame, Litchfield. se•Nir, sad Physician of tit( Counties of Limetirk mad Clews irreslog ' The C lANCnisixiK of the EXCIrEQVF.R Re( Iv, Newcastle,. Bniresea•greea, Kautsfurd, Warriagloo, sod Puget. to be pat on Inc arm- fu tivar ui:u th e Medi ca l Prpeghtionvey id ,of this ~,,,,s " . —or , ered , w he ~neat tatoe. LIU l) lift DA LE advert NI to the Bill Op lisi Id& , Pr°ll°4l°° to the Hoene Opon the subject before,. UXIIR I DGE. Hayes, Smiths% and Haswell New Pest' .Card Goa. b.f.-weft _Afteakous. as Four o'Cl.ack. , wit , re g ard to the sa. de of regal. Ine the sale of cresol. g rr. pit but ! some pnrtieullie causes hsti prevented . htm trod' WEYMOUTH Usage Conch, FAH- L t .ides , tbr nigh Bard k e. Ell in execution, but fro-- toe I.w tom la which the Noble .d • - 1 •t• h thisi ' shearer, fllmulford, Salisbars. nod An 1-ver, every li fternoon, L un t p p „k e , ner„sid not di ~,,, t , „km hi b „ h i pc ,.- I, „p . wog so. . tcertain y, !weave., was ',tearoom arrives at W, .eTto.llol *est Inv. 41 0 , '.; where th e Packet, ee red to se tbat any farther proceeding on die BM was post. of Government to provide a preper Court fi'yr the • p ned moil the seat Session Mil mit Weentimay mid Saturday /Worm ..... „sit Fsvr, to Goerni• The .. ,, ...__v . d:srlitirite of the business belonging to the °fain 4. ors mud Jervev fr .it, t 4 deuce there e. i. reguhr eunveyanre to .V . n i bead Road Bill, the Epsom Salt Doty Bill, the Chrrhergh and Si. SI-tines. The road from t lierburgh to Pate, 't Ile Aahodutent Bill, the Deett• and Ai netiiie. titatap Re. Vice Chsncellor. I. th-• in vt rlelig haat sad the (bravest su Frame. peai Bill, tile Apothecaries' Re g glatioo B 11, the C .i.pol..l4sed , The CII A NCELLOR of the Excrtriwrit, • BRIGII FUN New Eke l sist P... 11 rel.leh, F bur besides may. , 1 , . • Fund Bail rod Slit Pays Duty Bill, weer -ad a third r.tune and moved that the Haise - on lii rising should adjoint ' ores. morning eirNhe i.Tbsek.throttgli Cala Irv, 111. tvkille, dtc. Parr.._ 1 . ll v Too. WEY'IIOV NI, D,,row.ser. rases BI iit.llo.J.. U iel Mr. Krogden. Mr. Wrotteley. atid others, bronght up from till Tuesday. pn.i.ensieb. em., Afienionn 4 re" tei she Crown Imo, we ,. t he commons th e Breed Aeige Repeal Bill, She Seees- 'import- Lord COCHRANE illie itorldif tlist he shout t : moth. Comes F,III "nide,. e 4 Additional Da.% Bill, the American Trade Regulation Bill, '• .1 in the next ne'lliiie ' t uivKamm,. P.m iu ,. ,0 . 14. In emir four Inside . , re win the E , ,s. Lobo Ship Le-ter Bill, She Silk Additional Duty Bill, early • S e ssion , al— .; the annoin toe ewer , 11p co i m „ to v o oto unser worth. Hi n d Cr I.s. Him liley, the Skin limy Bill, the Emilie Wei g Sts and Measures Bill. the .of a Select Committee to engitlie - into the evidePO, AtherMone Teeliillelbs Llicblleld. Utlest ...c o , Northampton, , Harkne j Cmich Regulation Bill. th e Vote of Credit Btil, and taken upon the proceedings in - a late trial • and - . sad IhresLie. Arrives us biympool oevi Aileromm. ; the I aptured blaves Provi , ion Bill. which were severally re a d - s BEE rhilt. Piv0t...40. Weyarools. Dorchesorr, Falmouth, 1 a fist and ordeerd to be rend a second time. the conduct of the Lord Chief Junk.* upon Dartmouth, o , d Satistoury, New 1 4 ..1 co..ch, every Morning , COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. - trial. 1 ••. . w half-piet Nis o'Clock, with o filteark through Honk 41, As- I i Earl STANHOPE adverting to the Bill before the , The CHANCELLOR of • the ncntQura Ilenore, Rridpurt, Hlnowlford„ Hashemloke. and Ha shot. BOSTON, Spaldiug, Peteitiotougu,, Stilt at„ and Hunting- House to regulate t h e pract i ce of Surgeons, o b serve d , I moved the usual Addreises toldS Re of hop chg. " 'flig is Son. New Royal Mail (oar!, sels.put every Eyri,ing. Coac h es upon its exceptionable tendency and the clumsy : Prince Regent; praling that he - wotilif 'Order from Boom to %Abby, Loath. Geletvlie. alai Hull. LIVERPOOL.. Warrin g ton, Knotvfont, %tone, owl Litek. manner in which It was drawn up. For instance s it . be 'id toteh Chair an the sums to of m of,Cont Geld. Post Coach, called, The Styetikigiit. every Evening at contained a clause prohibiting male person , f rom !and to the' other . 011 leers . of that flaqiioert I Five o'Clock , in the Saracen ' s Head lan, Dale-vireet, Liver- 1 services ) and that the Rouse Would 01;1 jiiiiiir practising as men-m id w i ves , so t h at,observed the ' pool. Guarded throu g hout. . I same BATH mid BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, through Chip , Noble Lord , women were hot to be prevented from , • wrisam, Glee, and M-ielhorough, every Afiernoon; iirrive at practising as inen-midwives.—[4 lau g h s --But this I Sir C. BURRELL (Alerted, that ii Bill heibeeli t , . • r 11r. May's, the Greyhouod Llin, Bath, and the Loudon Tavern. Theseas.4rees, nod the Swami Bristol, next Morning.— Couches I was not the only b a 6i ... f ift y in this ' ill, "whi r l Paned in the coarse of the present Sesslyin, to enatile . . , to Wells. Brid g ew a ter, Taunton. &c. was, in fact, altogether is such a sate, t h at i t ot iiii t ) the Government to erect s gnat . itatiotsi ,io diffi•rent LEEDS Nets Light C•uuch, tailed. The Rockingham, sets not to pass. This, hoWever , was only one . s iii„ - , 1 , 6 _ ' parts of the country . lilt wtsheito know , al it was eat every Morning et half-pis. Seven o'Clock t cacrics Pour t . Inside• only, sad g oer rentarkableems. with a Guard through- fim Mime to ma .individoa s'arhe had la d I men of the crude Bills, barrow-fulls of which were j ° P° J,IY ... .; . , . n : a was. Paves tocooos Stamford, Newark, Relford. Doncaster tin often brought be f ore , the House of fate years at 1 those Post, . where Chet' were to list erected whether, y and Ferrytwidge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, auezt Day at Nose. . of Session . . . . 1 under tie Preseet•circtimnan . cel of the:irer, it woof Notwithstanding the oucommoa expedition of this Coach, it is the no doubt close a ,in the sinister hope, , ; . • ,• , allowed to be flee ,float agreeable one complete Public Convey- that they would be allowed to pass without. a h em , I still be.thoightteCessary to apply therth)le moqey auce um the North Rood, being unequalled in Aceitcomodatios , tattoo. lto those otsjects? by any other. . ' . , KENDAL. Lancaster, Preston, IC icily- Lonsdale, &Ito * , The LORD CHANCELLOR. obserred s that from , Sir G. WARRENDER said, the oit:/' ansirer I • • • w Chorley, Onaskirk, stud Gura.eang Post Coaches, eery After- th e p rov i s i ons o f thi s Bill, which prqposed a pene ' wh i ch - • ch be coned give to the Hon. Bart ` s qe inn a • i t soon, of Five o'Clock. Guarded. of 301. n on an one whit practised as a Surgeon ; that the acteal circumstances must•regailale . thiseinkl. : GLASGOW, Longtown, etrettm-Green, Atinan. Dumfries. P 3' Brownbill. Thoruitill, Sanquhur-Kilo, Cnitmock. Kiagswell, without being admitted to the College of Surgeons, 1 P Is' 7 - I sit or ro in of 'acting upon sheet awl sir -ins of Scotland, Caloperdown Couch ( Moly). Iv .h feared . that if - - - - Adjourned till Tuesday- . all pie,. .- - - - • ie very mini - _ that ... it were passed in lissre- YORK. Newcastle, and Eilinbutgli, ney. Coach, perf.rmed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Moroi. g at. half. pa s t sent grate, there were many parts of the country in Six ..'C1444, b, soy of Newark, IL:Ilford, Tadcaster, Mt which the people would be without any medica l se• lington, Narthallertoa, Dm ham, Ntoriaoh, and Berwick...-. 'm _. ance whatever. Pawewwers findine thembel. es fatigued from the len t il' of the journey, may rest *bat time they plenoe, mid then proceed !or 1140“1 LIVERPOOL amtrehended t -frlnn'tlie.tee. without ao/addninnal fury. J. Clark, the Mack Swan. C.,. 'tract i on of thin gill , nt , reale inditddi ‘ de44ool airy-eiveet, York, ruob Coortwb to Sooderlitod. Nulls Searbw- _ . • ., . MO, Whitl”, ii sod other Places. onnuniater any viititlical retie .• or even draw took ea 1 .... - ItitIDGENOILTH and Wats& new Pow (rod, rfery bleed in his own family, withoul. beist4 ,awhject to WA IF:FIELD Post Coach, every Horsing, et twit past ' the proposed penalty • theretore„ he cpuld not sigma Bleem l - its e'Cleck. to the pessin'g of the Bill in its prevent slate I yet, —ft DEMAND. Stark'. _ . - - % .. does the .r Which . _ made upon as on I.4er exist, silsee - dlelliasperor Nip()leon r ha. abdicated. • ...V At thP moment When Maori Is aria on the point of Ilowitig, 1 rec ire from Maiiiirthe Doke of Al. ► Were a telegraphic dispatch, or ,irhich I transmit you a copy. My Lord, 1 guaranty* this armistice 'on my honour. All the reasons xon might have had to continue hostilitiei are destroyed, because yon 'can hare no other instruction from your Govern. ment than that!bich the Austrian Generals bad from theirs. L lithe the formai demand to your Excellency of ceasing all hostilities, and that we preceed to form en armistice, awaiting the decision of (longreu..' canuot believe, my Lord p that my request will reit main ineffectual ; 'you will take • upon yourself a ; great responsibility in the eyes of your noble fellow. countrymen. - - No other motive but that of petting an end to the efrosion of blood, and the interne of my country, have dictated this letter. :.) i • If I -- --..aent r 'self • dew lield 'of battle,' with r. - - •- - 5llll, —.no. .../ __ _ o w , ~,,,d y am , N ew C oac h, every f rom a cons id erat i on for the respectable Body ,w i l l, Mrealeg. t the — iiee; __ge lea, Sunderland. whom it originated, he did net , wivh to propose its, CARLISLE. Narita. and Whitehaven. Poet Coach, goes with Four Hones and a Guard all tile way. Passes through immediate rejection, but rather tt.a.t it should, be , 1111vough, Applebi, Geemanridge, Richmond, Catterick. Hos alli.vred to pass through a Committee, and title let it mmighbridge. Wetlwrby. A berford, 1)-w/tater, oind Grantham Pt nearest .a by eighteen tallest, vets out every A i mi A ne . stand over until the neat Session, in order to *ford teal performs the_ptarne) With the greatest facility. Passengers to its authors an opportunity of re.egamjuipg iscpto t , demised oa the Road by husiewes ur pleasure, have the peculiar ), :? visions, and modifying its character. .. • , I . • ., advantage of tlwir seats being secured in the nest Coach, MANCR EST ER, Winslow. Congleton, Newcastle. W ablat e I The Rill was accordingly ordered tip.be.committed. aid Wolverhampton, Post Conch. every Afternoon, awarded. j Ordered, on the motion of Earl sTAjowpg„, CHESTER. New vrt, Whi !chug Co ach, T Irv. Nantwich. that a Message should be sent to the Consmous • Te- bliirrawrch„ aid Sliddlewich, Post every Evehing, at 3., 1 five .43Snek. questing a copy of the Report of the Committee epee BIRMIN(41. A V Mercury Post Coach, with • Guard. sets the Bread Assize Repeal 131 11. . .. Mit every After ~,,, io, mod readies Eirinbighain nest day at upon. . Plows by Osford, Easton. and Shipstone, to the Saracrit's I THE PRESS. • Head. Roll -strees, Birmlughaiu. i Earl STANDOPE, alluding to the Bill on the SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and ShiflliaL Post Coach, table, ;Imposing an additioaril Stamp Duty open the Koval Charlotte, every Eveninv, at Five tit lock, guarded. SOUTIIAM PTON, Wischestet. Airesford, u,4 Alton Coach, Advertisement% inserted in the Newspapers, and every Evening. • upon Newspapers, also animadverted stronglysepori HEW,TFORD, Ware, Huddruloo, sad Cheshaat Coach, .. every MOSlgitg. i this measure, conceiving it calculated to reduce the ' revenue, to interfere with the interests of trade, and •.* Foe the convealeure of iwrsans residing at the west end ;to impede the liberty of the Press. Therefore •t he of the town PH...eager* and Parcels are hooked for all the shove Cooties, at Hatcharres Coach Office, New White N9hle Lord gave polite of his intention on these II e.. t rhos. Net-oddly. ; grounds to oppose its farther progress. proceeding - I IMPORTANT .tIiVICE. • W HEN Men of Education and Professional Skid tee. perveveriog endeavour* to discover thenet safe Red era Isis method awaiting a few prevalftew Diseases, the sneertehd result of their esperiesice it t e e hest proof eel superior'. , tn. Masers. GOSS non CO. &dream*, have !teen Induced to mote the care of the f Mow* the *hied of their particular study, rig. a certain 'Wearier. frequently emitraetel in ii moment of lataxicaliam, and its mineontitaiiiv, Striciuresand Meets. which, i r on improved Irina, are speedily and effectually cured; Heals& ehilitv, whether arising from ftaccharialtan uulaigences, I nog piiiilege. is warm el/mates, or a seem. solitary vice. too often y penned by the youth of both wiles' In the onetemb• stalky, or humerus; lad in the other a numerous tibia vervain d - which, if met timely remedied, terminate In s: mill° impetrate and ptiou. lee that dist rasingstate of debilio. ty or deficiency" whether the consequence ..f such banefui ha. Ws, or aping from any either cause, Icy which she p o w er , o f eke causitatiau become enfeebled. us Members ;of the ILuyal College of Serpa* In London they offer a firm. safe, and speedy rastaratina to sosincl and vigorous health. The 1 mob of a Wag and extensive practice has entailed them, by g superiar method, to re m o v e V e nere a l Complaints, m- I "Mar tagetecitta or complicated, without subjecting the patient ! to the least restraint in diet ar exercise; and in recent Cases, whereas early application is wade an discovery of the infection, they frequently perform a cure is the abort space of twu days. The asprecedenied seems at their mode of treatment (which pas IWO' bees baowa to fail in case shade lost/ince no a practise of lifteess years, 4ering which period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cored, even after severe and injurious inethode bad heat pursued by other Practitioners without effect). awar e , them tit thus publicly ..Per their adviee.—Those peculiar dais. r ders and deticieneiet, incidental to the Female Sex. which too often embitter usatri atonal felicity, arc to he removed by mewls a s gentle as they are efficacious. Mar led Women. Who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a family. may he assur ed. th.ct in most instances such defects are arable by medical skill. Mews. Goss ander. exclusively profes,ing the cure eel these particular complaints, in carder that they may not be marked by a niistaken few, with the obloquy sa Justly attached to the ignorant empiric, think it but jutt tce tee therubelves to stale, that they have been properly edueatett tied Initiated hail every hranch of the profession (certificates of which. from different Hospi , tale, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have tie convince any inquirer), that the success resulting tram their endeavours first induced them to quit the - ,.•rectice ~1 the general Practitioner, mad they presume that their prem.. lions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedeoted cosidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally bounured. —Patients to the country are requested to state the intrtiestlars of their rears age. and general habit of liviug, nod iociairg a remittance for Advice and Medicines, whew the sante Will be cave ° ar seat to any part of the kingdom. 'AIRS and CO. burette, LI, ftouverieitreet, neet-atrcet )lay 1, 1809. .. • .•. * • •e - . . PRBNcil P4k.44CL _ . PAR4O. As • •; ; • . trill' 'WOK sta tacgrATAGIF 111111111,1114aTMAL .• • VA WWI irsi4Asl4Tu M. • • • • f t ; Heren-quartns I. YWrith Jo* U - M T Y nor Isogtils• ilvo twirls* vs - • Clindis4oo.l although, achotdifig , !if OAK 1/Voriiiimis , ; b. Rif , " • wit E1U;:41.11111-sT 'On the motion for An/ in the Bill to rep lete the reizi.iry of Charitable Donations, Lord lIKDESDA LE spoke against the memisrm The LORD CHANCELLOR. observed, that .in its present shape it was calculated lo.dosare harm' than good. - • The Bill was rejected. The other Bills on the table were firwsordelltP their respective stages, and the Hein adjoisited' until to-morrow. .1 I t~ ' • HOUSE OF COMMONS. . , The Howse was summoned into 'th,e Reese dr Peers to hear the Royal Assent giv'ew by • Pommis. sion to several public and private Bills; for which see the Lords. Upon the return of the SPEAKVt, he ignrrned the House that he had faceiod a Letter from his Royal Highness the Duke of York,' in reply to the communication which had been made to hii Royal Highness of the Thanks of that House. The Speaker then read the Letter, which, expiessed his Royal Highness's gratitude and satisfaction at finding his services once more thought worthy of the Thanks of that House ' but ascribing all the merits to the ne. tire energy of British soldiers, and the distinguished talents of that pre-eminent Commander by . whom they were led to victory ; at the same time his Rola! highness learned with the greatest pleattuilittlift the House of Commons had attributed any shire to trim of those great exertions which had crownedihe Bri tish arms with glory, and contributed to the ralvatioe of Europe.--[ Hem-, hear I] Mr. HURST gave notiol that he should, early nut Session, move for leave to bring ih a Bill to make considerable alterations in the 10th of Eliza. betb, and the stilth of the Ring. • , The Vote of Credit Bill, the American Trade Bill, the Irish Cositess tbe Seeds' Bill, the East India Postage BO ) tbb SaltPaty Bill s the Charitable J I :Lido; _. i present my a.. _ on of the idea of .your. talents. I shall carry thither' the. conviction Of there combating for the most sacred of mesas that.of the defence and independence of my country ; and whatever may be the result, I :abaft. merit year esteem... . ••• Accept, I beg you ; my Lew I,4llwweserence of my , highest consideration. a Toe Marshal Prince *1 ECEJNlVOU'lllini.ter at War. The same letter was wrintewily-Ms Excellency tis. Marshal Blucher. r 9 ••••••••• CHAMBER OR REPRRSENTATIVF.S. lota. **se grenadiers of the 1 I ffi Legion, under no revs at the birder of La Viliette, beg the Asieeshly to order, tbst the well..ipclined men take') from the National Quenl be seutby detachments to the posts which they can occupy. The letter contains some reproaches et the chiefs of .thertitioners, for delay in the 'week tion of the orders siten, A .• An address was read from the .Phderates of the town and district of Chalon,..sur-Saeoe. In this they Thegonstitutional law which we have ace cepted, proclaimed, said sworn to execute, interdiats topsail the power of recalling, and even of think. ing of the restoration of the Bourbons to the Throse; and if the French Constitution had not thus decreed. the happiness and glory of the country would come mind this ostracism, as politic as merited." They conclude eith derberillg their resoletion to defend the country against foreign and domestic enemies. Hoe nottrahle mention in the minutes. A letter woo then read from M. Bardier, of the gasporoe . Napoleon, stating, that " his fdajeity, some tia%a after his eaditation, testified a with of taking pith him into his retreat, the lihrser of the l'alace,pf Trianon, consisting of els,int SW) volumes, with the grand descriptions of Fg. pi, sat the Greek Iconography or M. Visconti. Tete pritit• ing of these two latter works was doe to the mega . 6cence of the Empeior, and it was.very natural ►I should wish 1 preserve a eery. 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