The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-03-11 00:00:00

, ~. 4 • • '.. ►' r . .. T.l ~7 : 4 -' .) • : #4 - ' . - t:ii.' r i It '... • , , rji • A. ks-, L •.•,1 AI% 4 41 , - ; -e! _+. • ; r: I j ii, • -:;11_c 1 . "1 406 •;* ','• ' ' 4 ^‘ , •"o-' **--4‘4-=*.z- .1- ' - vir e ct7 - 'itt: To ,• 4' qi4,11 4.10 • ' j. • • , ,• $ • “t gr. !•• ;t et. 'illy% 1.-----;IRATRK ROYAL - DWURtsLANR. Tn" regent EVENING, Mardi I I, their Majesties tiervtotth wit) perfttios • • • • KING RICHARD VIE SECOND. . Richard, Mr. Kenn; Blioctiinke , Mr. Elrtstort; Qiecn, Mrs. Bartley. Alter which. for the IA flaw, n New Puree, called NAST TEN! O'CLOCK. A'ND A RAINY NIGHT. Th, rhino; to he opentd at bolt past 6ve o'clock. to be -0.1 half past ris. I Second Price 2t. 6d.—Pit, 2.. 6d.; Second prce. 2- Lower Gallery. 2s. ; Second Price, I`.—Upper ler ,. I s , ; ; Second Price, 6d. :111FATR E-11011' COVIINT 11IS fprisent tvgNING, starts - ftßit perf.rivir.t. • THE 'FARMER'S WIFE. To whirls will A. wide& TfIL SLEBP WAI4,EA. ",._--- • • See,a4 Price Ss. 611.—Pit. So. 64. Secant Gallery,Ao. ; Secant Price. 14.—. Upper jo.s Served Prim on. A Privatt way be Isail Mettle, on application to Mr. n, 31 the lint-elite. CAPIGLAIRR MAKER. IVANTED a PERRON who understands the y vinnuf,o !wing of CAPILLA And CLARIFY ING SUGAR : be muss be perfect iis hii &Woes & Apply by to (pom-paid) to A. 8., 81,* Fleet-street. xToTtcp, is hereby glean that the CO.PART. \lilt~llll~ Ingle subsistieg between the undersigned p er ,. (MANI, HARGRAVES. autt KNIGHT. h dis okt.l t ests-II consent. and all Aerate* die from that Coe errn nre r eque•ted In be forthworth sent in le their Oliee. iii Donvitreei, sdli.bary-sqoare. Dated the 9111 day of March, Ida JAS. LUD. GRANT. JR. HARGRAVVB, WM. KNIGHT. Wiens P. n VII D, Temple. In Vie Press, and speedily will he published, in Ito. A N ENQUIRY into the•ORIGIN and EARLY 1 HISTORY of ENGRAVIMG, ,op COPPLIt. and in 'WOAD. with an account of the mist ancient Encrsivers and their Works, from the curliest period In the middle of the inerufh Craw"; romprisine Observations on some of the b r gb,,,,ksorminsenled with Wood Cuti, Ily WILLIAM YQUbill OTTI,EY, F. A.S. 11.-Work will he illustrated by numerous Ede-Amities of ewe nod intertsting specimens of the Art, nod n ill he farther ruched, by impressi.ms taken from sonic of the original lots engraved by Albert Dorm, - - - • ••• Landon: Prinici for Juin. ;old Arthur Arch. Cornhill. Fits Copies. with Proof Impres-ions of the Plates. RTC pti , :.q. of the wilue size ns the lorge pnper Copies of Dib sk. Edition of Ames soul Herbert's Typozraphienl Anti/psi hreritl.uf qtssionig airendy engaged, Gentlemen. who our of sulsertiNwit tor than, are reierietigLitfrour Piih:ither, with their runel. DECHAMANT, Stmgroo.Deotistk No. 2, le ['roll—fleet. Soho-sonare, having ino returned from ?sr:•, ha. the honour to inform such patientt as may have tailed nn loim daring his absent, and the Nohility and Pahlie locenrral, oh ol he may n..w be consulted as usual every tiny tramTen..'elnek toll Two. Pn•nto de.lrma of knowing the tunny *dm toges and great rpetiority of the Mineral I'mte Teeth of him invention over owe attempted by he irdrnduced by the clittnhy and spurious "thelOn 4 of n her Dentists. are recommended to peruse his Tredise on Artih ill Teeth. so highly approve/1 of by the of Medicine. in the Unive►sity of Paris the Academy afScieneet, and by the most eminent Physicians and Surgeons is Lotolon. TM. vriii I: will he presented to flio , r who consult Mr. De 'kerns's,, and way be purchased of Mr. Dulau, bookseller, Sabo-square. UNON'S MIME DIVINE; or,CUI, n PEPPER'S SPECIFIC flit the GROWTH of the HAIR, prepared from n Recipe of the famous Botanist, Cul miler. and recommended by Doctors Hunter, Cruiksbank, wisest - 14i eminent Pnysiciatis. It i 4 from experience alone that nn adequate ides can be oh- Hunt if the ;ulterior excellence of the Huile Divine ; it is. petlcips. the grenteo beautifier. as well as the most nourishing snide for Vie Hair ever invented ; it makes it grow thick and litz, prevents its failing or. or turning grr, ; restores it when MI 'he dieting. ; thicken the hair, whiskers, e“•brows, Re.; ma %hole ihe brad is actualiv bald. it will. almo.t without nn rtepeon. resor t s the growth ; hod, as ft proof that this quit. M. i• per. Lir to the Dude Divine. it has. In numerous rises, p- duce.] thi.efeet, nber various other ankles had been tried fi t a linth Of time without POWS.. arc ine int testimonies hi II I)houertatioin on the Nature and ‘‘. • pi the flair. inclosed with each bnttle. appointment of the P. er,rietors, at their Agent', 7 ‘"f, fien not greet, Soho-squnr-. London ; turd by hi. fur -1,t," qpiritament. by 1114 ° 411. i;flifie nod Pierce, f'7, New "" ; 11 , yisou nod S..n, :99. Pteet,ireet ; ilig_e, 65. ; ;lora*. 43. UM' Orange. 113, Oxford-street ; Barn, 17, 41reek-street ; nod by vaost Perfumers. Hair drener, ana Patent Medicine Venders in Town and Country. 11.71,, N.- At. there 411 counterfeit kind, ohaeeee the re. mite i, silted H uch.on and Co. on the Inhe!. in red ink; that the "'d*" Hatl-ose" Mole Divine for the Olio'. 43, Gerrard " Pl. ". i.enertord till the Bottle ; a•al that the Diasertatiun on IV Haw i% ittelo4.4 w ithin the cover to each bottle. A CARD. QUACKERY NOT ONI.IY PJJURES BUT DESTROYS TH 0 1.1 :lAN DS. Sure .or Advice it of impottanze to the Afflicted. COOPER and CO. Surgeons, Members of the ft*, - 31 C.dleges of London and Edinburgh. after 3,1 years' •%'cnsve pint-tire, continue to direct their studies to the care of Certain Complaint in all its stages, nod ilmse debilities pro. 41 trrsItst juvenile indiscretions, lisng residence in hot climates, 4b, tie. which, If not timely remedied, derat:ge ti:e system, mot storten life. ! Micht and meal men of infection are, by their peculiar efermally cured in a Gw days; and they particularly 'clam the attention of striae whn b isr Litempted the cure them ir• ot who hove been so unfoi tunnle us to has e a blind nral fatal eonfidence in men 'gamut of sn important a branch of the Icilession, whose improper treatment not only frequent's de the vital spark, but tames Eruptions nu the head, face, " buds, sore eves, mouth, unit nose, vertieo. noise in the Mg, swellings in the neck, ulcerated sore throat, strictures, obstinate sleets, nodes on the shin bonts, nocturnal pains in the and limbs (ton frequent!) mishiloot for rheumatism), ex welillatiz in the knees, and swelled uncles, until at length d .' a p's castles. with a general debility land decay of the all arising from this dreadful discrts:-Inrking in the habil, into...per use of mercury. and which •Nniptonss !re gain!' appear years after, and too often embitter. the magi mM• al gate. Mfmkti. Cooper and es p•aieni e in the above disorders, t!s'nitparalleled. Are consulted doily from Ten till Eight, by : 6 0 f 1 links of people, or by l etter , s ta tin g their ease. age, mode &e. (ell 1 , 31/1g a rritii!tance), when medicines, And ~ ‘ ' "l " whirr, will be seat to any port of the town and country. wires. Messrs. Cooper and Co. Surgeons, Charlotte-bnuA's ;gout Citation, street, Blochfriar-roail, Lon& n ; but no 4.11 'f. Sir onto. ered se high do suit raffia'', a riamill dye Fee -1:4.N.. S. The Piles and Fistula are by them cured without cuts *0 Atisige anti% on Twailny,Tbur,day, and Sunday Mora le's 'ma Mehl till Twelve. p:4l -S 1 .. 'r ~ K ~; • .4*-**4l4-.10 3 t - - - . 1 . • . • • _ _ • 4 4 .• ‘‘4- V'jwilis units/4 BOOLC PUMA MS.DAr. L. In 3 Vols. price boards, B ARON of FALCONBERG ; ore S. Haraide. in Prose, a RonOusest. By BRIDGET IfLUEMANTLE. Atither of " Prison-Howe," " Mortimer-Hell," ‘ 10 Monte Video," " Vindictive Spirit," " Hubband and Wife," dtv. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall.str..... The Girton ins Kill be DON Atti . MONTErru, Ilv the Author of the "147Pec' and Dlnghters of the Earl,' dir FAMILY ESTATE; or, Author of " Modern Calypso, KAROZZI I or, the VeneV 2 vOir. Author of " Calellotrati Vivo* ofNiosv, ' Or — HAROLD B, Roger., Svo. In/ Vnl4. 112m4.. DANGEROUS SECRETS, it Romance. Printed For A. K. Neuman and C. , ..Leadenhall-street.., 4- The p Arnim/in; s‘s he petstlated silk Spring t THERESA t or, The Wizard'i Fate. Itomanee b vale. DISCONTENTED MAN. By A. F. Holstein, 9 vole. DUNCAN and PEGGY. By We. Heine, new Edition, a vols. Awfl,- of 4. The Farmer of Inglen eat Forest;' &e. LADY JANE'S POCKET. By the Author of silvaitella, 4 vol.. BORDER CHIEFTAINS. By Miss Houghton, Second Edition, 3 11014. CELEBRITY. By Pilkingion, 3 ROMANTIC FACTS; or, Which is his Wife? 4 vols. Second Edition, prier OBSERVATIONS on the NEW • DUTY on v‘i IN IN ,:, in which' nre exposed its ridiculoni futility as an object of Finance, nod the gross injustice of its retrospective up plicalitia to the Stock on hand. By a WINE MERCHANT. Said by Richardson, under the yell Exchange. • ... . , • - • • 210% ONirT..OIIIGIMAL PICTURE OF RON &PARTE NOW stifterrisc IN LONDON. To *Men at /464 p, West Side of Leieesteesquare. ADMIT NCE ONE SHILLING. .0 1 1 4 1 11111; attention : the Fashionable World is almost AL exclusively direg to the original nod magnificent Paint ing of RON APART as large us life. taken in Paris by his sperile persaissibtr, oa his return front Moscow. by the Htstorical !'nicer Left;fivre, and completed under the ionise dial (+rated David, first painter to only original Portrait t 5w exhibiting in Lon o he the best likeness ,urope. i perfect likeness, to the rate execution, and t.• v particular. it pos•esses . evidence of its originate being 1161111Alajinsiki. .• French schonl.— The,beauty acid ellegt of the drapery is such as to exhibit aa . Admirable specitneq, of perfection in the art, and affords fasepiridkle oppertaalty for rivalry is the British school. Thieved: ant inimitable Pointing, was ordered by, and late the *property of the Municipal Council of the city of Liege, and placed by them in the Hall for sitting, at the Man sion-home of the [Mayor and Commune, where it received the unlimited admiration of the Public, ad was removed from thence on the Abdication of Napoleon. The above &els, &lid snore partienlarly sorer as they relate to the eminent talents of the Artist, the great value of the Paint ing, stud the extreme accuracy of the likeness, are attested un der the hands and seal of De Bailly, Mayor of the city of Liege, and Knight of the Legion of Horan, and She Municipal Council of the asid•grity,nt appears by their minute of Council, bearing date Septriaber 2, 1813, in possession of the Proprietor. The labeler Pksers is on view and sale at No. 53, West side of Leirester-rquate, (Mm Ten in the asorn;ng till Tea: nt night. • ••• For the satisfaction of the Public, and will: a view to Prevent unsupported assertions in another quarter from obtain ing further credit, the Proprietor of the alu , ve Picture has ex hibited the Minute of Council above-mentioned, and other docu ments to the "respectable Editor of the Day and Traveller . Newspapers, who gratuitously certified the truth of the above statement In these rapers of the 22d of last month. an sod Co. Leadenholl.street. (Hate superintendence pf the celebrate avid, first painter to be published this Spring : Napoleon. the Handsomest Man of the Are. This Picture Is was: tinted the last and only original Portrait coP isorrite s " " Sons of the Viscount. of BONAPARTE taken from nature, now exhilsiling in Lon- , &c. 5 y o l l , d un, nod allowed b y competent judges to he the best likeness s L Lost and Woo. By Mrs. Ross, of this stibstexorisord.hary character in Europe. s and N I." he. S vols. • As a work of art, with respect to its perfect likeness, to the Nan Sweece,s. By Mrs. sae.* eampositiou of its d ' ii, to the elaborate execution, and to sents, no Bandit," &c. . ~ the he sit , varier ' truth of every particula r . i t Pos'ex•cs 44 1 illiP_t Li t . -.Llitl • let internal evidence of its orsei n ali- flan, a mein ae,yo 11 ty rons t e grew, tale m being albriseikietir i+ Flient 811(.4 specimen of ihe Ow racieri,tic nod unutrpossed sten ' srOttfllt patience, that esce•sive detail nod finishing in the study and' lino. price LW.. 6d. -I execution of painting, ewer exhibited In the French s chool.— : Would .. .- . .. —. A GOOD REASON.IVair ADVERTISING is necessary to acquaint the rising getter wino of superior articles is. that in coaw quenre of W. ADDIS, succemor to the late G. PACK WOOD, mot advertising hia RAZOR-STROPS so frequent as Packwood, sunny Cutler; and Perfumers' Shops are fitted out . vrith mher Strop, left with them on sale or return, made showy outside, hut hare nut the astonishing effect Packwood's have, through hi, crick:tied Comprnitmo, in giving a keen edge to Raziar,, Penknives, and Surgeon's Instruments. They continue to be Manufactured and Sold, wholesale and retail, by W. Addis, succe,sor to the late G. Packwood, No. 98, Fleet -street, Loudon, removed from Graccchurch street, where ore sold tie he,t Land•in 7 asade Razors. As inferior Counterfeit Strops, and Composition 10 renew them. ;tre at many Perfumers, Cutlers, Ste. ate. who will recommend others through getting a trifle mare by them, vou will be sure of the real by applying at 98, Fleet-street ; but when purchased of venders, observe a Strop is the rent unless the billet it printed on yellow paper. with a print of the late C. Packwood on the hamtle, and wrapt in one of W. A.'s shop bills g nod observe the siguatere of W. Addis is 10 the bill, wills each box of Composition to renew 'lmo. MX, SNOW-HILL, LONDON, The best At-rennin-tattoo tot Travellers, goud Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Cha►ges. The folltewing Past Coaches, Mail Coaches, Ike. set out from (he Saracen's }lead Inn, Soow•hill: UXBRIDGE. Hayes, Southall, and Hanwell New post Coach, every Afternoon, at Four of Clock. WEYMOUTH Union Coach. Four Insides, through Dors chester, Blandford, Salisbury. and Andover, every Afternoon, arrives at Weymouth next d.ty, at One; where the Packets sail on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon, at Five, to Guern sey and Jersey, from whence there is a regular conveyance to Cherburgh and St. %does. The road from Cherhurgh to Paris, i, the m o s t delightful and the cheapest in France. BRIGHTON New Elegant Post Coach, Four Insides only, every tllolllillgal Nine o'Clock, through Crawley, Ryegate, &c. The Wk:YMOIITH, Dorchester, and Illandford Union Post-coach, every Afternoon. Carries Four Insides. LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry four Insides, sets out every Morning, through "utter worth. High Cross, Hinckley, Atherstone Tamwortk, Litchfield , Westboro, Northampton, and Dunstalile. Arrives at Liverpool neit Afternoon. EXETER. Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, with a Guard, through Honiton, Ax minster. Bridport, Blandfortl, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hunting don.New Royal Mail Coach, sets out ewers Evening. Coaches from Boston to Spilshy, Loath, Griinsloy. and Hull. LIVERPOOL, WarrinFton, Koutsford, Stone, and Litch field, Post Conch, called, l'he Expeditious. every Evening at Five o'Clock, to the Suracen's Head Ir , Dale-street, Liver pool. Guarded throughout. BATH nod BR ISTOL Flying Post Conches, through Chip . ;without, Caine. and Marlborough, every Afternoon; airive at I Mr. May's, the Grevliound lint, Bath, and the Loudon Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches ill Wait. Bridgewater, Taunton, &e. LEVDS New Light Conch, called, The Rockingham, sets ,• out every Morning tit half-past Seven o'Clock t coeries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably cagy, with a Gnarl through . out. Paces through Stamford, Newark, Belford. Donraster nod Ferrybridge,to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day at Noon. Notw ishstaniliog the um exp edition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the m o st npeesikle and complete Public Convey twee on the North Road, bring unequalled in Accommodation t by any tither. KENDAL, I.nncaster, Preston, K i y- Lansdale, Bolton, Charley, Onnskirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, eery After noon. sit Five o'Cluck. Guarded. . GLASGOW, Lin town, Gretna-Green. Annan. Thinifriec. Brnwnhill, Thornhill, Sauquhar-Kilo, Caninork, Kingswell, and all parts oaf Scotland, Camperdown Coach ( Daily). YORK, Hewn:ale. and Edinburgh. new Coach, perfmacd with a Guard throm:hout, sets nut every Morning at half-pa , . Sit &Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcnster, Dar Wigton, ,Norilialletion, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick.— Passengers findityt themsel% eb fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what lime they please, and then proceed on without any additional fare. J. Clark. the Black Swim, CII. nvy-street, York, rims Coaches to Suaderlaud, Dull, Scarbo. rough, Whitby. and "Hier Places. BRIDGENORTH sand Watsal new Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE. Penrith. and Whilehaven. Post Comb, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard all the wa y . Prig. , es through irnugh, Appleby, Greatithridge. Richmond, Catterick, B - ✓ougilliridge, Wet herby. A herford, Doncaster, and Grant hnra (the nearest way by eighteen miles). sets nut every Morning, and performs the with the greaten facility. Passengers detained on the Road by hnsluess or plea-ure. have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the neat Coach. WAKEFIELD Pon Coach, every Muroing, at half-past Sir o'Clorit. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and YAMS, New Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winsinw, Cungleton. Ne wcastle. and Wolverhampton, Post Conch, every Afternoon. guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, nod Shirnal. Post Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, ut Five o'Clock. guarded. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdon, nod Cheshuot Coach every Mnniing. SHEFFIELD awl Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock-* Ingham, every ;Warning- BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Caned, sets nut every Aftenriiiini, nod reaches Birmingham neat day at noon. Paws by Orford, lush's,, and Shipstone, to the Sartieetis Head, Bull-sheet, Birmingham. • For the convenience of persons residing at the west end of one town, Pa...eager* and Parcels sue hooked for. all the alivve Coaches. id finichard's Vouch Office, New White Uorse Cellar, Piccadilly. NERVOUS DEBILITY, STRICTURES, LUIS, &c. WHEN Professional Men, eminent for skill mut experience, offer their advice, and exert theirabi !hies for thecae of a few reigning diseases, they rise superior to that prejudice which is so justly excited against the adver• tisements of men, ignorant of the first principles, and uneducated in the practice of physic. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. regular Sargeons. sanctioned Qv every privilege to practice, and by the uniform success whiti their Mode of treatment far Venereal Complaints has hitherto been attended, continue with the same neriduity to direct their studies to the cure of every species of that htineful poison, as well ns the removal of those dittressing debilities and deficiencies which prevent or embitter the matri monial state. In the catrtiogue of human infirmities there are none more afflicting than those which are the unavoidable con sequences of an indulgence in a certain destructive habit. The unhappy sufferer broods over kis misfortune„ ashamed to seek relief until he is reduced to such a inure of misery ris to reader life oppressive. To such persons it will be a consoling rellec tbm to know, that they may now, by a new and infallible re medy, he restored to their former constittititinal strength and vi goer. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated babie s , proceeding either from an excess of conjueol and illicit pleagire, fi t from a long . resident e is hot climates, hard drinking, the injudicious use of mercury, Ste. are speedily restored to health a,.d strength. It must . i4 a self-eiident 'proposition._ that where theiiggree gate of intellectual capacity is directed to the tteatment and cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must be the greater certiinty of success; and as a proof of this position their me thod of cure is so particularly expeditious, as well as safe, and so evidently superior to the common . practice, that in some slight eases of infection a perfect restoration is completed in the short period of three dais, and in th..se of the utmost invetera cy, where tither practitioners have Laird, a proper 44perse verance in their plan . treatment ensures to the patient a safe, well grounded, and I treAtelahlibliinent. By an early ap plication, the patient wit 7 escape the danger and ex pence of n tedious attendance upon the less experienced practitioner. in the most o b stinate and complicated rases of venereal infection, such ns obstructions in the urethra, 'limp etcrescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, girds, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill of other practitioners, are. by their present improved pia° of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without tlie patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage' which frequently follows the applicatiwn of the lunar caustic. — In the course of 40 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of strictures b tve been and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which Is effected by a safe, cer tain, anti expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other set adopted. The weakness. relaxation, and debility proceed ing from this complaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a roper perseverance In their restonttive remedies, after the stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of likt, and lo reani mate the constitution. . . Several Nohlernett and Gentlemen of the fi rst resp e ct ability have been under the care of Messrs. -Currie Aid Co. for the re moval of complaints of the urethra. strictures, &e. ; and having received a radial and permanent care, request that references may be made to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. litang-1 of these Gentlemen have had strictures Iron' 10 to 20 years, Laid bud been under the care of Messrs.. Home, Heaviside's, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the ap plies ' of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their home, No. 107. Hatton prdes. Patient, in the etruntry are revisited to state the particulars of their cave, age. and general isrthU of liv log, &c. &c. g a remit:ante fur advice and medicines, when the same will be given or vent 10 any part of the kingdom. To maitre that secrecy so evergial to their undertaking, the postage of letters may he added to the .accoout for nieditisys.-9th June, 1309.-107, Hattoirgeadon. ~rr~r-^ - Z SIWEI SHILLINGS AND ONE GUINEA. THE ROYAL FAMILY, Nobility, • Gentry, and the Public in general, may rely on PRINCE'S MUSSIA OIL as the best and wholesomes Oil for the hair of Ladieg. Gentlemen, and Children ; nal if used eon tartly, Dot a hair will fall of or turn grey, and makes weak mid short hair grow thick and long ; renders dry or harsh hair soft ; where, hair has . got !Mu or bald, if the least roots reinnin, will be re kinred ; promotes eye - brows and whiskers. Ladies will find it curls real or false hair which way they like. 'Thousands of Gentlemen that were bald itecinred. after using Prince's Russia Oil regularly for a short time, the bald places became covered with hair. Gentletueu who wear powder ought tu use it instead of nonillion'. In regale Prime's Russia Oil will he sold at the original price, is. per bottle, or one bottle, containing above four small, at one guinea; or si a guinea bottles for fire pounds. Sold by the sole Proprietor, Mr. Prince, John street, Ox ford-street. As the numbers rum irregular is John-street, there fore observe it is beet door to a coachmaker's. Sold also by Ms Smith, Perfumer to his Majesty% New Bond street; Hendrie, Perfumer to tier Majesty, Tiehilorne-street ; Dacon.ls(l, Ogford-greet; Weston 229, Strand; Davison, 59, Iry ttigee; Cheapsiel ; Ralson aad Tun. Ravel lunt, 'decays). Padaasers amid- Marridiaii CA OTlON.—There are many who bane aged Russia Oil with out benefit. on account of being impme4 upon by impostors, who sold them counterfeit, therefore be particulur to task fur Prince's Rtnsin Oil. In the directinnsnnd hills sealed np with each bottle, it is proved before the Lord hlasnr, and the Proprietors of the prin cipal Newlmpers, also by the most respectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Landon, that Mr. Prince's is the orig,mil and only genuine 'limits Oil; therefore, any Perfumer, hledi eine Ventier, ur !lair-dresser, selling Russia Oil under any pre ence whatever that is not Prince's, are impostors, and sellers of tnunterfeits to their customers. - I 011 • I P-•• 1, 1815: on tho seal old! " PRIG; 64.. FRENCH PAPERS. The following most important documents were in serted in a Second Edition of this Paper yesterday. We again insert them to-day for the information of such of our Readers as have not seen them:— ORDONNANCE OF THE KING, CONTAINING mr.Asußics OP GENERAL SAFETY. 44 Louts, by the Grace of God, King of France and Ns . vaere, to all those who shall see these pre sents, health. K The 12th article of the Constitutional' Charter with making regulations antlair. Rws arseasernYttles ',l!of the Fltate. It be essentially ciittiPtorttietrAiajost take prompt measures to repress the enterprise which hes just been formed upon one . pf_thepoiAsks of our king. dom, and to prevent the effect of plots'end attempts to excite civil war and destroy the Giveroment. ". Art. I. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE is ow ,CLARED A TRAITOR AND Rano., FOR HATING AN. !EARED WITH ARMS IN HIS HANDS IN THE DEPART , . 'SENT OF THE VAR. It is enjoined to oil Governors, Commandants of the armed force, National Guard., Civil Authorities, and even simple Cit4ens, to arm against him, to arrest and carry him before a Coun. cil of. War, which, after having recognised his iden tity, shall apply to him the penalties pronounced by i the Law. us, especial.l, " 2. Shall be punished with the same penalties, and as guilty of the same crime:, " The soldiers and persons of every grade, who shall have accompanied or followed the said BON A PARTE in his invasion of the French territory, un less in the delay of eight days from the publication of the present Ordonnance, they come and make their submission to our Governors, Commanders of Military Divisions, Generals, or Civil Admi►iistrators. " 3. Shall ue equally prosecuted and punished as abettors and accomplices of rebelliop, and of attempts to change the form of Government and provoke civil war, all civil and military administrators, payers and receivers of public money, even simple citizens, who shall, directly or indirectly, lend aid and assistance to BONAPARTE. " 4. Shall be punished with the same penalties, Conformably to the 102 d article of the Penal Code, those who by speeches made in public places qr so. cieties, by placards stuck up, or by printed writings, shall have taken part, or engaged citizens to tak part in the revolt, or to abstain from repelling it. "-5, Our, -Otuneceltor, itputsters, i 3 etetaettlifr# State, .and our Director-Genesal of Police, each hi'. whet concerns him, are charged with .the execution of the present Ortlonnance, which shall be inserted in the Bulletin of Laws, addressed to all Governors of Military Divisions, Generals, Commanders,Prefects, Sub-prefects, and Mayors of our kingdom, with or ders to cause it to be printed and stuck up at Paris, and wherever else it may be needful. " Given at the Castle of the Thuilleries, 6th March, 1815, and the 20th year of our Reign. (Signed) " LOUIS. " By the King, " The Chancellor of France DASIBRA.Y." • PROCLAMATION. CONVOCATION OF THE LEGISLATURE. 44 We had on the 31st December last adjoarned the two Houses . , to resume 'their sittings on the Ist May. During that time we had been preparing the objects upon which they were to occupy themselves. The march of the Congress of Vienna permitted us to belie've in the general establishment Of a solid and duiable Peace; and we were engaged, without ceas ing, inell those labours which might ensure the tran quillity and happiness of the people. This tranquil lity is disturbed—this happiness may be compro mised by malevolence and treason. The prompti tude and wisdom of the measures which we are tak ing will check their progress. Full of confidence in the zeal of which our Chambers have given as proofs,. • we are eager to call them around us. If the enemies of the country have founded their hope upon the divisions which they have always en deavoured to fothent, its supporters, its legal de fenders will destroy that criminal hope by the unat. tackable force of an undestructible union. " For these causes, we have ordered and do or. der what follows: " Art. 1. The Chamber of Peers and the Chem. ber of DepUties of Departments are convoked ex. tranrainarily in the usual place of their Sittings. 44 2. The Peers and Deputies of Departments ab. seet from Paris, shall repair thither as soon as they are informed of the present Proclamation. 46 3. The Resent Proclamation shall he inserted in the Bulletin of Laws, addressed to alt the Pre. feels, Sub.prefeets, Mayor, and Municipalities of the kingdom, published ancUstlick up at Paris, and every where else. . 64 4. Our Chancellor and our Ministeta, each in what concerns them, are charged with the execution of the present. 46 Given at the Castle of the Thuilleriet, 6th March, and of our reign the 20th. • (Signed) LOVIS." PARIS, MARCH 6. _i g Monsieur set off at five this morning for Lyons. " The Dukes of Beam and Oar.c NS will ~et off to-morrow morning from Besancon and Lyons." STRIKING CONTRAST.-00 the sth of nest Month, the-day of the death of the Property 'l' as, many per sons will be then shiningly alive . to the golden accumulation of wealth, either by securing one, two, or all three Thirty Thousand Pound Prises, or one, two, three, four, or all five of the Thousand Guinea Benefits, which will be paid in Gold, with out deduction, as soon as drawn. ~••~._, 4• ..-~_ ~... . ;. 3 '41 , e w:: •