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

0.4 . . .., . ''•-A-. a - - . . .‘ . • •.• :,.. . • , • .0 4 . . • ... . . • . . ... . . . ..• • r . k i 1 1 . ; . . .. . 1 -ik . V . - • L• , :....,' s .. -._ '~ :7,0 • • 4 4.. ip;! e , S .~, Sc. 3041. LONDON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER H, 1815. PRICE id: "The Corse few which Hadroseo fa Ms as fitil, gad Bteemer died on ih. seeefoldl" THEATRIS ROYAL. DRURY•LANR. THIS present EVENING, Nov. 11, their Illojestire Servants will perform TIIE MAID OF THE MILL Poo', min Nai. . This day 14 published, In Four large Volumes 12mo. price 241. VLIZABETII DE MOWBRAY; or, The noir of Douglas; a Romasee of the 131 h Century. Printed for A. K. Newman nod Co. Lesdenball-otreet. Where may be had, published this Autumn : EARLY rums ; or, Fortune's Frolics, 3 vols. Lis. FAMILY ESTATE. By Mrs. Russ, 3 vols. IN. LADY JANE'S POCKET. By the Author of Silvanella, 4 vols. 22.. SALES. To Gentlemen, Nurserymen, and Other!. By Mr. COCHRAN, On the Premises, Edgeware-road. on MON DAY, the 401 h of Mineinher, and following Dar, at Eleven &cluck, by Order of the Assignees of Mr. Fisher, Paddington, VALUABLE NURSERY STOCK; consisting v of very due trained French Peaches, standard and dwarf t Trained sad Maiden Peaches, Nectarine., Aprirtits, Pl6lllll, Cherries, Pears, &c.; a variety of Shrubs and Forest Trees ; is v , Roses, Siberian Lilacs, Pinks, and Plants in Pots, cm for forcirg_r Arnerkaa and Rose 5t , 01., with I.l)ern t Flower Roots, Bun Edging. Hones and Carts, and a variety of Nursery Implements, line Quick Hedge. Paling, Ac. To be viewed Olathe Sale, and Catalogues bad, by apply 'Mg no the Pretaints; ttt the Auction Mart, its, the Bank ; Messrs. Gordan Ana Feueharets-street ; Wider. Mama and 1111 0 . Fkri•olfeel I Belvidere Tavern, Padensiller and Com- Missions and Particulars, by applying to Mr. Cochran, Auc tioneer, No. 7, Duke-wee, Urosirentir-square. INDIA. 1 ...,.• Tn whirls will be swltleii. HONEST THIFSES. iw.e.lay, Tamerlane; Etaieset, Mr. leant. Tile Doors to . be opened at lialf plat die reelect. to be lie et ►elf past ma. B e im 7g. ; Second Price Ss. 6d.—Pit. Ss. 6d. ; Second 24 Lower Gallery. to. t Snead Price. lo.—Upper ot ak.., 1 1 ,1 Seeped Price. 6d. THERESA ; or, The Wizard's Fate, a Romaoce, 4 yak. DISCONTENTED MAN. By A. F. Holstein, 3 vas. 15s. 1 THEATRE:-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS present EVENING, Nov. 11, will be perbtroad, PERCY. Eloise, 1$ O'Neill. To which will be adtiott. A new Grand llWorked Me lo-Draann, called JOHN DV BART, OR THE VOYAGE TO POLAND. hlooday, The &m an' Opera. - 4 Nola. A.: Seined Pries M. 64.—Pk. sa. M. a Film S.—Lower Gallery, Is. Beetled Pelee. li.—t i pT i et P r ( bow,. 1, 1 Seemed Prier. 61. Myr: fur the notes to be taken of Mr. Erasdos, al the g t .....tEce, Hart-stmt. frow ten till four. A r,„Ae Hos loony be had nightly. um applieatioa to Mr. Clantiuti, 111 the, Bos-offlee.. MISERIES and PLEASURES of MATRIMONY; or, The lint Mastraod aad the Secesid, a Tale, 4 large olds. 26. WATERLOO SUBSCRI PTION. City of London Tavern. Nov. 9. 1915. AT a MEETING of the GENERAL COM MITTEE this day. CHARLES TURNER, Eli. Jo Ibe Chair. - tat 31.4100 9 pei Cele. reduced Ate. 60,200 S per Coat. Consols, bad been invested. The Coenobite begs to . resnest that the return or the Sub scription made in the several Chartists sad Parkbes is Elm land _pod Wales. by the Lima of she Kisig's Letter, sad of the Districts. Town. and Cities albs United Kingdms, to this time. may be advised, *ad the remittances made at the earliest canniest* foe news/pate of investment in the Public &- cork's., beads; Interest. It is also earnestly requested. that Beakers or other Persons. who may have received say &Ascriptions no this screens, will • favour the Comosibee with,* return of all such sums. if sot 1 ' ready noticed and acknowledged la their daily advertisements the correction of any emirs of report, and the notice of oasis. sides (if any) are partindarly desired. The Treesurer? Repined, Long Annuities. , ONE DAY M ILL AND ALL T HE GREkT CAPI TALS IN THE WHEEL!!! ODGES, jun. and Co. 147, Oxford. street, re. pect fel I y intorno the Nobility and Public, that they bale Tic bets and Shares on wile, warranted nsdrawn.—The pr , sent state of the Wheel is the richest ever known, and the ear of Drawls& THURSDAY NEXT, the 16th. Prises to any amount paid as demand. ONE DAY QV ER, THE RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN! I Pritii of Z 50.000 1 • 4 $ . . . 4,000 reroment Stork, or 7 • die Value in Maerv. I . MO I with .11 the rise SI &shift wadi 4,100 odor Prises oT 0200, .6100, £3O, • atc. ke. . Amount of Subvcriptions received and made at this place, to Ike 9ih November, Is AC412,215 611 BEGINS AT NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING, THURSDAYLA, ST DAY HUT NOVEMBER 16 O, NE!wilds will be the TNMI, the Contractor, returns his grateful T *banks to his hest friends, the Public, for their distin. bobbed patronage in a st. Lotteries, but amore particularly for Me saprece4nted favours he has experienced up to the draw. ire of the preset,* Lottery, rine day of whkh being over, and wally ALL the Capital Prises yet redrawn, be has the plow we to announce the richest Wheel ever knows in the annals if Lotteries. Tiekris and Shares (warranted redrawn) are selling at his furtonsie Oates, 4, Curuhill t and 9, Chas* Crow. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. Flat VEN EL'S ceiehr ated 'CONIC PILLS, are 11 no huordirele. infallible, and permanent remedy for all thaw deplorable intirmities nod debtressiort debilities of the Nertovui. Visteolur, and Ifownlar System which are necasioa d earl/ lidneVetions, Sr the exeeaset ' isf riper yean tit is Sot, houetees by encoistg. temporary •Alirsion or irritation sum owl; hersixtwbut poroefed effects are mossifessed I but by rettoratz the Issogoid. drbilitased, low-spirited, nervous, and orlosed o. both belies, to renovated health, the comfort of a revile mind, mid the cam s of social happiness. Mettiamble remedy, it prepared and sold semoine, by Ili, Doctor. at his !mute, No. 10, Alfred-place, Iledfot sqm.r, price 10s. 6d. DR. R. PIIILL[Pi LADY, celebrated for the treat s" went of eertain enissplhints in all their .tagos; ns well ;is fur the cute of those boner's' discwders brought an by a secret rice, from ;ill extensive practice has been enabled to remove from she constitution of the jontient it from prevailing disa-es. and by hi. owe peculiar mode or ifeallinefit 11:116 ntfained a pre eminence in the cure of those complaints, for %hid. he enjoys the entitede of vast annthers; amongst whom are personn of bir.b definction. fn nervous debility, arising from reluxasion of the system, raked frees excessive indelgeoce. his practice met with on lkss merest than these of a moths disease. — lie does not profess to perform miracles, bus by just evidence of truth to aei emmilfent with is dictates, and is consulted doily at Ws !muse, 6. Gerard-htraet. Snitch Letters from the country, itselosi a remittance fur advice and ittedieinee, will be plod attention to. lir. Lady's UOTAN IC ki,lN,ENGB,„ssalgbristid for the cure of every kind of nerve*. 84101111 , 1 _4*u - 1w hod IN liedkilte Tendrils; tusks his GUTTA TO ALL SHOPKEEPERS. niNTLENISN. ALTOW tu• to recommend to you the sale of the itF.AI. JAPAN BLACK iNn, now so much admired for the superior quality of pleasing aU. who admire glowy hoots, a: it produces the highest polish nod jet black ever beheld, equal to varnish. It will be found equally applicable to Lodirs ao well', Gentlemen's boort. l'he basilic. are iinund, large, and well corked, free furor leakage, sad will find a more ready sale Ulna any other Indelible mow strld l as the bottles are flised fur the convenience of all parties. in !met. viz. the first is Gd. the second Isla. and the larte..t is I'. Gd. each ; And to Shippers, Merchant s and Foreifi ner. ski* wain stale composition is m imoo etded, as where the lacking is arrived in foreign countries, the composition it so extremely raltrible, shot it does not fer ment, the reeks de not ay. and the boitles are attentively lcked. I merely 'mention these few temsrks. as Merchants zed Tiaders.itave fossil that the Blacking (bey have exported ahr.gid hair been in in had a state a s to be quite anasikable, which pueeisa A ing this, they ..41 ow it perfectly to their sa "44olm. The credit is its • stairaths, or l 5 per cent. ready mom.,. at Ilie wisal prices. Ranznx.—Grocers, Oilmen, Inromomagers, Druggists, Per tusk's, Boot-maker% Brush•mannbacturers, and all others, way have plickedzup in casks or hampers, containing from one d.zPri of each size to a hogshcast, is dirge hours notice, and sent it , the ilifforent wharfs or Inns. N• R. A rrferetice will be necessary from our friends in the void . iy, where there is no acclaim open.-1 am, Gentlemea )t.ur $, very truly, c),29-P,Ye,r/i2M N O. 111, Lorodim-r.14, Southwark, Oct. 25, INI3. QUACKERY injures and destroys thousands.— AILDICAL BOARD.—Dr. COOPER, with three Sit germs of thirty Yens experience Is EN rictorre. fi-tunas. and prbilitv, have established a MEDICAL BOARD at Char lutie Borne, apposite Rowland Hill's Chapel, for the porpoise of relieving all mobs of peop:e, who are cured without ionisa tion Of confinement. The Institut ion Chliali the &iron 111 l of those who have attempted the titre. or who have consulted illiterate pretenders, whose improper treatment hive mit only ruined L ll "wh, Ms, but Wive caused entwines an the bred, face, and *"^Y, elantlisbir swellings la the neck, nocturnal paha is the head and limbs (frequently mistaken for rheuniatims), arising from is dreadlnl disown lurking in the habit, or the impeoper we of mercury. Messrs. COOPER nail Co. are ammilted by either err, dalh, from eleven till eight, Itrehisttll soil O we advice g rill t 'fuesday, Thursday, mad Bunilay asswasgs. No sem t i ii twelve. Alprivate doer rowed the corner. -r•-• TORTIIER 11011$carritows: Parish of LlaadiUo. The Wellington Club, Illoomnathshire. per held at Crompton's, the Rev. J. I.4yd 46 1 0' the globe Tama. Desafrim.-ree- • qTeeple-ceert ‘75 6 0 omitted by David :Joke Shaw 50 0 0 litaig, Big. viz. 'Biliblikunew . Brio- Parish of Urr 5 5 0 theories 10 0 0 Ditto of Newabbay 12 15 0 J. Acker, 10 10 0 Ditto of Tinwald 13 6 R. F. Breed 20 0 0 Ditto of Terregles 316 0 Robert Jonesand Boa 10 10 0 ' Ditto of Irtmgray 4 2 0 William Croebie 5 5 "4 Ditto of Dunmore 7 0 0 James Crnshie b 5 0 Ditto of Loelirutton 4 4 6 Hugh Manilla and Ditto of Kirkgmtaion 50 0 Theakstone 15 10 0 Ditto ofKirksaaboe 14 5 6 J. and J. Fernibaugh I() 10 0 Ditto of Kirkpatrick Andrew Clarke and Durham 9 0 0 Co. 10 10 0 Ditto of Carlaverock 13 0 0 William Hinson b 6 Ditto of Garold 22 12 0 Philip Quirk and San 10 0 0 Ditto of Kirkham 11 0 (Y At, W. W. per the Ditto of Holywood 10 10 0 Treasurer 5.4 0 Ditto of Tromseer 27 0 0 Joseph Seholield. b 0 Ditto of Torthorwald 8 It 9 George Booth (Alter - inn) _ •_ • 10 10 0 178 5 9 Remitted from the 1 Town and Neigh- Iseerhoed of Liver wish, John -1 Keenley, EN. to addition to about £2OOO remittal ,di ner to the Commit• tees of London and r Westminster. 4/052 15s. 9d. vie. Charles Lawrence 10 0 0 Thomas Freckletoo 5 5 0 Robin and King 10 0 0 John Samuel 5 0 0 James Vickers 5 5 0 Philip Orion 5 5 0 Finchert and Halket 5 5 0 John Terser, of Rio 1 . Janeiro 10 111 0 VrtzsTurner 10 10 0 Allieek 10 0 0 Joseph Parr, Fir . 1 Grove 21 0 0 1 Joint North 5 U 0 &roe & Starkhoo.e 10 10 0 Hollings head and Son 50 0 0 Webster aid Fonissiw 5 5 0 J. Bibby end Co, 10 0 0 Jauntier§ Derbyshire 10 10 0 Edw. Allansou (Sur . geoo) , b e 0 Edward Remelt 5 5 0 Brown and Gordon 10 0 0 John M'Canoe), M.D. 10 10 0 Richard Meadawcroft ( Wasertree) 10 10 0 Wm. White 5 6 0 Jtewith and Richard Ward 5 5 0 Hill and Ceeley 6 0 0 John Eaton 5 5 0 G. A. Pratt 5 b 0 John Blackborne and Co. 21 0 0 John and James Da venport 52 10 0 Rev. B. S. Relish sedge 10 0 0 John Braocker 10 0 0 Brawler and Co. 21 0 0 Cambrian Society 6 5 0 Thomas Leech 5 0 0 A. T. Patterson 15 0 0 George Grant 5 5 0 Greases, Yates and Co. 52 10 0 &dishier!, Turner and Carle 91 10 0 Liverpool Amniotic's, of Merchants trad leg to the Baltic and the North of Europe 52 10 0 Williams Latham 5 5 0 L. Braila 5 0 0 John Hnll (Fax-sr.) 5 0 0 Robert Maxwell 5 5 0 Hear) Hunt 5 U 0 Abrahams Queen 10 C John Rowlmod 6 0 0 George Goring 10 0 0 1 John Aspinal nod See 20 0 0 i Whittingham & Glad stone 15 15 Cord wainers Swelet v. held at the Shalt• spears Tuner% Sir Thomas's BeAtliap :b 0 0 Robeit Ll•ita lector of Iticriw) 5 5 0 Mrs.M.innford.Churelt• thee.. bed Ilhe, ouresnt retebriairm• i;it)MSabTeript ion, for the inspeetioa of her Mares 5 7 0 William C. Lillyassa 5 0 W Thomas Bibby and Co. 5 5 .0 Richard Brooke :5 0 . 0 Cecil Denisoa abiCe. 5 0 0 ll:tritium and Browne 10 • ichard Pilfard 90 0 11. Joshua Campbell 5 0 11 JohaDrinkwater,jln. 18 11 '0 George and Jantes Blake 5 0 0 William Porde to 10 0 Mr. and Miss Bushell, 5 5 0 J. F. Leitch tad Co. SI 10 0 A. J. Ce.ta. Grime rens mat Ca. 21 0 0 John Swan% irk b 0 0 Ralph Peters, Plet• bridge 21 Q Thonnis Gladstone 0 0 0 .1. T. Koster and Gil 'llan 31 In 0 ' Edward Griffin 10 0 Miss Rowe, Soho greet 10 0 0 Robert nod John Pat ties.° 5 5 0 James Worall and SOO b 5 0 Staab Sutton, Waver tree 5 0 0 Hayes and Story. 10 0 0 Clegg, Mayfair 5 5 0 Anthony Swroinsen 10 10 0 Tlmmoss Tattersall and Sea 31 10 0 Fran the Servants I - ample) ed at the front .if the Tkatre. per Mr. Ttpaass Roberts Ratkeeper 5 9 • &Weaken' Friendly tueleq. b. Id at the Angel lon, Lord turret 10 10 0 Geer, Orred 10 10 0 The loyal and Inde pendent Corpora tine of F.der.hill.hy the bonds of B. Wil low, Mayor 14 0 A. Comes b 0 0 tabard H inde 5 0 0 _ _ B. 5 0 0 The Commillee for conducting the He brew Melodies at the Symigogiie,tieel street. pm Fl.imael Yates nod Abraham Jackson 20 0 0 Rich. Jackson, Kirk dale 5 0 0 The Admirers of Ike Principles of the late Right Hon. W. Pits, at the horse of H. Mercer, the Royal Oak, Tarle ton-street 17 0 • W. Brim, M.D. 5 5 u P. F. Time 10 U u [To be ctintimsed.l Nets Ilene, All Coetepesiaz per pest, are to be direetPd " Weterloo Ilebseripties, " and to be put under cover. directed resent Freelleg, Esq. R►.. Re. W. & WO Amiably. Poe-Olke, Lodge. I. P. MUISF9RI), Secretary. --.41....- • [CALCUTTA bATETTIt, SUNS 8, 1815.] Warlike operations bei , g now happily at an end in the horthern provinces recently belonging to M. pool, onr present observations tnnet be confined to a short statement of the circumstances *hid; items& ponied the surrender of the Oonrkha forces in that quarter. In our last Paper we mentioned that the 18- , pounders were expected to open ow Maldin from N. short distance on the 10th ult. We now kern, that they were got into the battery on the morning of that day. Their appearance prodOced the most decisive efect, for before a shot *as fired, Umr Sing tent his son Ram Dais to Gen. Ochterlon?s• tent, which he did not quit until the final adjustment of the terms of capitulation. On the 15th, orders were issued - i for the breaking op of the army, and rele nt o f th e Valuable Freeh o ld P ro p er ty, T ower -hill. • I ammunition to the low country. It was understood, By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON', that the Goerkhe Sirdars would comMettuts imesedis •t the Auction Mart s , mar the Balk s no WEDNESDAY, *ley their march to Kothmandoo, poising throe ill so.. re. MIS. at Twelve o'Clock. by Order of the Execu tors of the Rev. Richard Clarke, deceased, ' the northern skirts of the Company's provinces its • a VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, their route. I * N i m bly ,ii m o i li onor . r „ wt , ou the oos s id e o f Tower. i Letters of the 18th alt. front before 'Spilt, met hs ism pad* of St. Rutplph-witkosit-Akleite in the lio n that Runjout Si n g, and his principal Officers and followers, had cable into Gen: Mirtindell sump at " O lllis hielis et er ilidd erteti kle fau i r e idesseages eidaelising er 4 Peoess egs ta Pi t i t,, 4 g ift Ur:li the o paa ccu'p es ' a. m of Mears. Cerf, Albert. Ratite. and Wilload, which noon of the preceding dity i and; in eorifonidt_y with bares ore let an lease,. which expires at 1 4 std.tlay 11116. • TMs th e convent i on betiten Mar ging anti Oen. •Oehteta sate is immediately sails. vicinity of the improvrtneaft of I ,• she SSW, iso the mosit desirable part of Tower-hill, red pant. aOny t agreed to give dp the fort SOW its depetidetriies losterlv adiOted for the consideration or any person wishing to :en the 24th or 45th. At 'leas generally believed lit ogsatilisb agoosotereilt& canters .in tbat aeighbourhood. Camp; that Gen.itlartihdell beldlbtermlned th stank , io t a be viewed till the Sails; by leave of the truisms, and Particulars had of.,lllenr.. Knight and. Freeman, dr- the fort am' ont*iirlts 0ri . 411. night of the llth ; anti 11111Wholt-stroot I mad of Mr.-Drayton, Auction blurt: • , iofd only tieeisted froAfn estiviiktg hitOplan into effect in being iiifflrtfied .. by Geis. •Ochterionyi :tint titer To Colif-Merelhants, Whorangen. sued Oohed. • '•• .Valittble-Watettside Premises, Bankside. [ SiGe wits coMilletely in his power. • • • By Mr. EDMUND • °BANTON. ..• .: . .1... ii: At dat•Awelioa Mart, sear the Rani. ea W EDNPSDAY,' . LIPROM tilt GOVERNMENT MLR iTilt EITRAOSUiINaILif nevember 15, 11115..0t Twelve, by Order of the Mongneee, • , .•_ - . or JIINI 21* 1111111111aweepistge titer shouts! be nude by Private- Can- .; .: GoN 11 . 1‘ at...ORDERS BY fitX • XCELIANCY TRU mad, .. . ..' " a --,. .. :. '. GOVERNOR-0F:111.4AG.: . AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, being ~... , • .Fotty Our, .21st Alay 2 _ llits. Winewsier Wharf, most eligibly situate in the Oink, , . The. Indifatitablq, exertion's of 010sr ? reeneral Rankside,_ Southwark. With extrusive dib e i ct o v f , :iver "'lige. . oOloriony having at lingtli been croweei by the TWO DWALLING-UOUSES. and d Whir( won `'_______ ~. . aed entrassce from die street by foldiag gams, :with: excellent . IPIFFIr°,_, ei of Ummer Sing IllePPeht. with Ohs elliCia Granary over, large Counting-house, and every Other aptsirte. ation of the fortresies of Malown and li t ak, and Ee aearsaa for the prrresetiou of an extensive concern, the cession of th,e whole country, ?ram utimoon tis um tome for an soexpired term of 16-yearts r frout Lad ) -day 1 sahject fo the very law rem of 1201. per name'. i the Sutledge, the Governor Generil . directi, that a . Oile orate Dowses is ended's. so lease, for a term of five Royal salute be, fired at all the principal . nations of at a rest .f 901, and dm remalader in hand. . I . in honper of an event so c , P. M Property bus been, for many years, employed in the . the army, reditable to lb* Coal Trade s for eamtlannere of which it it well adapted, or British arms, and so Important to the interests of the kr any odmrconrent where extent of roma and priority of si. Honoura ble Company. taatimi is required, as it it within a abort di-tance of the South. [ H ire follow work Bridge, and in the centre of a neighbourhood daily int. I proving. • - duct of the Officen and troops.] May be viewed 10 days prior to the Sale; and printed Parti culars had ms the Premises; Royal Oak. You s hall ; Ship Ta veto, goseowlche • Marais Tavern. RA ICi IF.C111 7 ; 9mulee The it, FORT WILLIAM, Jars 9. the Vice Camel . ILLI, ion. _ Priesident hr celled a copy of the ratified Cent, between Colonel Nicelts, coalman has: A concluded the British IFORIPINIF 11.1111111•WIW, MEW 1 , .• KlV111• 1 IwuiY ur runeir on the part of the British Government, end Choone tra Bumsab, and the principal Sirdars of the Go vernment of Nepaol, for the evscoation of the pro. since of liumaoou, is pleased to publish it for p. octal information. TRANSLATION OF A CON VIF.NTION Executed by Lieutenant-Colonel Gurdeder (alitaeriaed for that purpose by the Hootaintble Edward Griedner stud Colonel Nicoll', noise on the -pelt of Mush (iovern's:sem) on nac side ' and by Bumph Chastain. Chanson Hoodaree Kalov. Uncut Sirdar, and Jussountion I Hoppa, fur the Nepahl Govenhneas. The ftakh's name at the top of the Paper " Glebes., Jodi', . Bike= Soh." In the year 1872, Surnbut, on Thursday, the 4th of Bysack, the fallowing Convention has been written by the Chonutra Bumsah, Kagee Chamootundaree, Captain Ungut Sing Sirdar, and Jusmundun Ths pps; and, Lieutenant-Colonel Gardner (on the part of the General, Colonel licells), and the .opnourable E. Gardner, acting • -for,. the aoverrsor4=neral; its which the Chountra Bumsalt and theGon rkha Sirdars, I on the part of ,the Rajah of Nepaul [iereu space is left for the Rajah's name, inserted.at the top of the paper] agree : That the fort ,of Almorah, end the province of Kumaonn,withell its fortified places, shall be evacu.. ated. ..The garrison, with the properly (namely, pri rate effects), ammunition (namely, ball, powder, and '.flints, with all muskets and accoutrements, and 11 guns), shill be allowed to. march across the Kali, unmolested, by• a convenient road, being supplied (.with provisions and carriers, who are to be col ' lected and sent .to such pacts as may be pointed out. The fort of Lalmundi shall be evacuated this daf t and possession given to the British troops. (L. S.) HUNISAH'S seal. (L. S.) The sealer RACER. CHAIdOO BUNDAREE. (L S.) The seal uf J USKUN DUN THAPPA. (L. S.) The seal of Colutsel GARDNER. • (Signed) W. L.GARDNER. Ratified and condensed by us, this tweatj-seveuth of April, 1815. (Signed) J. /MOLLS, Colonel. E. GARDNER, 2d. (True troutalation) (Signed) E. GARDNER. CALCUTTA GAZETTE, Some 15. 1815. Oarlettere.,fran the nortb-west divisions of the army are giddy eccopiedin detainee the interesting ceremonig t s of the evacuation of Malown and Jytuk, by the twist) illustrious Goorkha leaders. ticnr Sing had commenced his march to the soath•east, and would be joined by his son at some intermediate post between Renighor ind Nihon. The former was escorted by a subaltern officer, and a company of the .2d battalion 6th regiment native infantry. ft was understood that he would likewise he accompanied to . Kuniaonn, by Lient, Murray, the °Seer in command of the if regally& With the exceptions of the 2d ? battalion Ist regiment native infantry, and 2d bens., lion 6thregiment native infantry, left to garrison t►e posts 14toly mirrendered by the enemy, the corps composfrig.Geimentl..ochteviunes ditis4ou had, pre. viouslyie .the 200 s .eltievo, broken up, and com. Inencetthelr retenrto their mapeilive Cantonments. • a It is scarcely to be wondeted v . tbst the slicers mei . . . , -• • - r '} :. = - . . Arius, vrappirig Coal Exchange Coeree-koufte. Si. liary's 11411 et Alf..Sit‘ain. Solicitor, Parnp-enutt, Temples Hod of Mi. Drayton. Auction Mart, where a Ms of she Metals way be NAL • clioget WIN es. gAIWILIFS may be supplied with very good wHI fR WINES, from 31c. on MN. per dozen: IC ED WINS, tee years old, at Sfs.l SHERRY at 4sl. delivered free of et pence to any ypart of London, from the Wine Em poriums, Angel-court, Throgrnorton-sireet, near the Bank. DIBILITY, &c. t*COU it AGED by the uniform 'access et. ,eliding the peculiar method of Treatment in the cure of • few prevalent Crimpbsisou which hm been confirmed by the experience olf many years, in a large and eeterosive time-tire— samible Ida, of the happy effects resulting to the Public from 4 4 1edieril Men Conking their attention to a certain class of Dis- Mews, Alcor). GOSS and CO. Menibers of the Royal Col the of Surgeons in Landon, .toirtisitee to direct their studies to Wass Disorders . arising from a secret destructive habit of in statiarvistuvrrn,einaherYnsothil.iliwesbalehoooldtaognel.y In tha issi t e a t rev. ensm it e m. re s u fn i t t e ra 4 i: of Nelll44llli Affections, hut Al.,i entsits an its salaries all the i, him or Deficieney, whether th e cotnequenre of such tonne- . habits excessive de inking, tang residence in hot clirnnte , , I a ny ot htr ' cause, by which the pnwero of the constitution mut enfeebled. as regularly educated Surgeons of Loudon, y offer a firm, safe, std speedy restoration to suuud and orous health. Where as early application is Made fat the Cure of is-Cer tain Disorder, fremtently contracted in n moment of itfebrie th the eradic a tion is generally completed in the "hart spar" a 11.0 days. and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of • Venereal infection, characterized by to variety of painful nod distressing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without re ! Monist in diet or exercise) will ensure to the Patient a permanent ' Mad radical erne. The Diseases of the Urethra, as freqesently connected ~ with, or arising floes the 'Move Cumplaint. have not escaped their attention t by an infallible and improved . plan, they are est- I shied to resume obstinnte Glees ernd Stricture-. whether I 'we* or of long duration, without resorting to the plaint* i OM Ilimagerous use of the Caruic Bougie. Matey in:arenas east he l adduced of very inveterrite cessei, of several year, continuance. • living sielded to their method inn few days. after the cure had' km attempted by other Practitioners without etre. I and I, such has hero the agreeable result of a practice of 14 years. .11Oht the mode of ma'am has not, in one single instance, ever I woke, daring which period many them: mil persons Ira/ A Sexes Move experienced the eislaymess of Marion heew perfectly cured, after severe and injurious methods had bees persevered in to no peep*. To Married Females. whose ,aspeetatims ref those Woks pledges of connubial happiness Bove been defeated, it may atm be a Messing redeesim to k n ew, that by a proper perseverance in the. *fenceless, the general health is resevated, and the W-' pediments removed. Messrs. Ones and Co. esclusively professing the care of these icallar compleisti-, in order that they may ant he marked irt on a mi-inken few, with the ahlamey Me justly atisetted to the at empiric think it but justice to themselves I. state., they! have b een properly educated and initialed IBM every I branch of the profewhon (cereifientes /of which; front varied h os pit a l s , a nd ie s tionoaleh from the highest prollessimal moths rides, they have to cootinee any enquirer). That a residence' la the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world. as well us in • asse t parts, emboldens them so assert. that their researches having been confined to diseases already enumerated. they hold out et tee-missy of rennvatinsi to such as may laimiser under the debilitating effects of a life passed under the torrid zone. And farther, that having and nppistionitieo, In their professional ca pacity. of forming an intimate acquaintance with the (-motile eldest a u stto of seafaring person.. they offer iso them the best assurtinces of immediate relief i that the stereos resulting from lie endenemos first induced them to.quit the praceice of the rilLI practitioners and they presume their pretrusieses cons le a fair ground for the unprecrelerreed confidence with whit* they have, by the public. hernial liberally hoiro al ed. Patina, in the country are requested to stale the particulars of their ease, age, raid manner of living, enclosing n remittance Ow stoke and medicines, and the remedies will he given Delta seasdest to no pen of the itingdoea. Totteenusoilead at their house delay (perianths', er by letter pass pitid) by pailfuls of either set, with secrecy. delieney s . estattesaisec, . • . auto and CooStergentes,lli Booverivitteet, rieelltreeto • atepl, ISO. - ~ , • .z7 - . ";' ' 1