The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-13 00:00:00

7 1 `‘ THE STATESMAN. COrENT OARDBN THEATRff. BRIGHTON. Dec. 13 - NAVAL imrst,Liasfircs. —..... file Comedy of Envois was revived at this Theatre ma town has mai i n t h e p re sence l a 4 711111."7 . rimei of the* MAL, Dec. l!.--Came down from the River intermit, than have accompanied the productions of any on Saturday night, with Perhaps* grente ' r ettreeks w 'Prime Retest. obis arrivert•lteMarlbentsg. im-rove. at five ' die Thomas Coons, Majoelhook for Chinas Wean* perform- o'clock on Priday evening, seessamanied - by the Ri l l ante during the present season. la the first instance. Hon. Sir ft. Bloomfield. His Royal Highnees, ea i Bristow, for the Smith Sees; Krgarden Castle, Howard, no Opera can boast a more delightful selection of vocal occasion. may lw retarded as a suitor to 1 4 •bawl?' for Jamaica ; Willi Noyea.for New tech t Caashridge, music, than that which Mr. Barmy has appropriated to sister. the Doehess of (Bout:user, to see whom the ' Lanedon. for Barbselees; sad Former, ase,.or Fiume. ppo this play ; and we believe it is very ul. the ss n of sole object of his journey, or his absence was teu , They have tailed with several others, mein the Thomas does indeed, that any been protracted notil towards the 20th instant, by wch Coons and Iliostrel.-Arrived and sailed for the Rivet music is rendered so enchantingly time the Pavilion is to bois complete order for his re- the Francis &mat . Lyme , e,,,,,, o n , yess .-ceet4. dews elective, as by the combined efforts of Miss Star:nes cepsien. The Duchess mach more free from old Miss Miss Tana. The Devotee's were also supported by tositllsetsabainutawrhenlece ltseßotr car coast p a r r nc a i n p:lly, perthita.pt fesse the Rifer to-daY the Nassau. Temperer, fee St. Michael's; Mary Anne, Levey, for Lisboa Voyager, the two greatest comic actors on the establishment, TON and and FAWN; and tbe whole. aided by the eseel- of warm ba r ing at Williams's. His' Royal repe titi o n i Richardeon, for Malta ; and II , Irvine, for Triattled. soon after his snivel, tool; 44.....er with the Duebess, FALMOUTP Dec . 11l Sailed the Sienese , packet, for lest acting of JOnnn. sad the musical talents of Dime- the Earl and Countess of V. ..• .•••'. , Lady Ben syrs, and SST. Pion, Isaacs. and TATIAIR, was as complete' as Sir B. Blowneeld. Jamaica, and . Lord Chester fi eld packet, for New York, could he wished. The overran - time in looking over the in. both with mails. arranged from different composers, some of whom were, PORTSMOOTH Dee 12 -SILVA today. the whole taciie.'n.7l7bliebtLa fTbew.dstaa stay of his Royal Highness ' * * •• stave. perhaps, antecedent to the writing of the comedy itself•of the hoMen•anl boned, except thnt Bankers, The Duchess of Lilo . ter was every day in public for Antwerp -Arrived from the Downs the Lady Harm The combination prodeees an imposing effect, and the lest week, and seseral times, accompanied by the Duchess _, , • • _ . • ... . -., .. 0 : 010bas . diversified movements are often peculiarly striking. of Leeds, as a pedestrian on the Steyne and Cliff Pa- seem, i clung ; Yoncess . i. demur, neat y ; t n We eatrades• Of this amiable 1 amly it may with troth be said Drew and Marquis Al elleslev, Napper. - ` oiled the clans, regretting that pedantry should have so without"en toil " P mdgeti°fts of attelent moss- that sheen .r• respect in •Paltnesys?diiilll7ll47l4, in s e- 1 Shipl ey, elonerief, fo r T Chatham . -l'ame into harholg clusion. On Thursday , fax clouded the fire of genius, as frequently to render its tied by the Duchess of Leeds, paid tire homier or a his Majesty s ship the mar; the Medusa transport got SPANISH AMERICA. brightest flashes nearly impereeptibk. They bear suf. morning visit to the 'Earl and Countess of Ctichester. Praticlue this onorl"g• -om— Went evidence that, bad the men who toiled and la- at their seat in Stammer Park.. Ile! Royal Highness PLVSIOCTII, DEC. 10.-Arrivell yesterday, the reloads, entettamne4 a *elect circle of Nobility in the tremor. Clarke., front Nliramichi.-Saileil, the 1 halia, Herbert. Tb, h o om pioir sa tjgb o rksy a ccount from Santa boated through their lives in the purosit of wiener, In madlinroueli-ro.v. The Royal band were " straioing n ,„ _, -ed I - t he It.-odurie Moller from f .3,neal %my ,to-. ii). , , iti, ere copy from The Cork Chronicle :- bland on every ads by .the fetters of role, allowed the each note in tnelody's wide compass," until 'marl.; mid of ." • • W e h al e Wets favoured with the f a ll ow ing abstract, free excrsise of faiey in its natural richness, instead of night. • - Rotter.lam ; and Mads, Jenson, from Cork, fur Fre tthssfrom a letter received from Captain Ilaniel F. a solitary Handel. or a PercelL mu storu of music would - The attendam eor Nobility to testify their attach- detickstadt, Na of this city. in the Staff of General Vargara, have giowed with beauties. rivalling ever their immor- metal and pay their respects to the argent, by leaving , . ,D ec .• . N °ITN 'SOIRLDP Dee 11 -The Economy Frillier, w e,. n rime ago. was returned as wounecil at the their names, was very numerous on Saturday awl r .- tal works. However sacred we may hold the effusions from, Moon, which struck upon the bar, has been thrown battle o f *tits capture of Santa Fe, in an Officialnoisy. of the bard of and how 'e le 1 e u• on the Blurb Middens. It is expected that great part Beffetia of his guellency Oeneral Bolivar. Avon, yaus y so ver we may The Chinch bells rang merrily soon after his Royal , -.. R e w orm fres Sane; Fe. and glres a most nattering look epos any thing like i lion on their ssuctity. Highness's arrival, and the chemist peal eras repeated of the cargo will be saved. Nearly all the materials are moment ei the siseation of affairs in that place. lk we are not disposed to object to the introdnction er songs on the following morning. need ssos, .they have the cheering prospect of meting. pose rs own pen, suc h adapted to.the riusic of rout- • Fish, last week, for the season , was pleat' trot and wiliest enseenterieg any further dit•Schlties, to a elseop. •. worthy of such an hermit. lit the Cowed de ere e e promnity, which will crown the happ y Erro rs , .Y of Tun TtIeATIIE.-Mr. MACRIATT, on Tuesday and OW of all Its iinhabitan • es, as well as completely re- another excuse may atso be found for theoperatic • Wednesday evening., rave some pleasing speritnens of , so saerate all his countrymen, who have,.or way hereafter transformation. It haubeen *subject of dispute, whethet fr . Professiooal talents here ; it . , the former instaoce, as iota their stmsdard- Ihe climate is Jcbghtfimi ; the soil Sit sure revue actually was its author ; and SIEWII4II, . toireester. in Sicken the Med: aid on Saturday, as ffle„ and yields with prodigious liberality. almost all w i th Coma hlareirs, in Swain tttt r:s Tragedy of Coriolotms. many other men of norloobted judgment, have pro- • isr le the IrtOdUCtloos of matlue. lie says. we rosy he enured, On Friday, the fashionable night, the house was ele that the itepoklic of Veartnela tea New Granada is cone , pounced it to be the uork of two very unequal authors. Kandy attended, but not so n umerously as had been an lnel es.obiittel. He was in the sev ere, but derisive Ihe former, indeed. speal:s in very positive terms upon ties aced . The . extreme coldness of the weather. per ! / • . • , • • • • • I additionalb was Abe cause of this, and its bring unknown that actioneortock preceded the rapture of Santa ie. In which the subject ; and declares hi s n i l to be so nna ter- . t he received two wounds-bat, at the period of his writ- ably fixed, that "be is determined to die in It." Miss • . feces . . es bad been erected in the Theatre, sad s e ke was Ittittly recovered, am It in. t, as slid „., 4r eh i „I • - ~ : , one, in partteular, in th. Regent's box. The house, smi -"Tbrilt'ii. as auto' al , was c onoantly e urapiorirg the • Friday ~,.ning, ell his ossettymea, as happy as they could possibly .• ' ' therefore, was comfortably warm with, harem plenty of money, and every r,onfort its audience wit h the chastened melody of her magic .nd . th throokliout and will Ire so rendered, during the re pessmatei coati bestow. lie was then in e xpectation notes. The numerous. semi some of them difficult songs, 7* , ee o f e season* though the weather should torn of peemodes. He also states, th at most of the reel .-- which she hail to execute, were evidently too much for 1 out even more 'error than we bare recently had it. Mr. manta were chiefly officered by IriA and IFlnglh.hic.en.Mac ttttt takes a benefit here on Friday next, and 1, her I I in her last A • SrtfCC v recruited strength, and song* that deserving veteran, MONK, • The army was abundantly to-relied **Oh every 'access- . . - on the preceding Wed sary." a brilliant bravura, she was obliged to beg the indul- oesday. o Batmsloss, Nor. °. -My the arrival hre: of the gent ' or the house against the encore which had been The Subscriptions to the Reamer's Statue fills selsomerr Teisest. in ee days from Carthagroa, e . .., i•-arn loudly &mended. Her only rival, Miss Tear, p l a y e d i very badly ; and it is expected they will not get teat Belivar's army seas within .20 miles of that city. ` sae-third of what they want ; consequently they Zdfreuee most charmingly. She had exactly the same 1 It outs espoceed the place would fail." . will have done more titans than good, by attempt aiimb-r of songs, and certainly obtained an equal share ze-e;log Prometheus-like, to put life into stone. After applause; was encored in the same number of songs, ' , The Sillowing is an extract of a letter dated Tai' of was, in fan , nearly all she sang, and lost nothing lidelo4, Oiarber Oth :-" The intelligen ce from New wh ich • • -------. Cyanide, momounicating the splendid successes of in public favour by this first comparison with the ac- , Peoria Salem% arrived here akw daye ago. The knowledged ""eeeteel bird of ell." She bas rot bow. . 1 terd y their Royal Hielinesees the Duke and Dnehesess of a- Ceestexci attended Divine Senice at torus bulletiu, being published in tile Trindatl ever atta i ned the full command of he r powers, for we 1 ihe Chapel Royal, Si, iJames's. pleasure to all friends of the fromeatly meet with torches not wily paw pier • 'Patritsts,C here t dillistent an effecton Sir Rid it bet 'featly" I t g iven ' F stag, ps origins . Yct they are no ...... The Punta Raenette has presented the Patinae a with a _, ease Weedked, war Goveysor, that, while the third and 1 with the band of con fi dence. We do not mean lo .1 lem"1/0")° very .°3".ly unm in f • • . efth bulled* were in the press, he took away the that the slightest . failure is ever detected ha any part of cloth containieg numerous necessaries, in gold erne silver, Editor's license, and ordered ell the copies to be en eopropriate inscription on the lid of his Miss Tees's singing, but we should like her to throw ' l l , r r i s .--:. __, •• -,.. • * destroyed. This interference, however, gave so mete Solders* into some esrt iof her•eteutio, and to - anantp toWarus no r.xeelleney. much offence to t h e inhabitants, that they made a On Friday, Sir THOMAS MuNito left town, to attempt re than she hitherto has done. The &wit spirited reosonstraece against it, aed the affair cededproceed to India, as Governor of Madras. Hew kes "Tell me where is fancy bred. - was a treat which the . • by the publication being per mitted to proceed." thh'l' - fMtH IA out vet im tae nsignia o the .os camera e most enthusiastic lover a not,is could never hope to hear ..... •• From New South Wales, we learn by the SO- unitary Order of the Bath for elaeor-General Sir . and e-veelled. The Mowers of lonise and VARRIIPI were IM g Casette of the 17th of that mouth, a curiousJOHN ISlsecoem. Knight Gelid Cross : also for iotereetiug account of the descendants of the Mud- - beyond every thing droll. 1.1.,TGM II wilt undoubtedly Mteor-General Sir Wttetem Howe, and Sir Wit-- Deers of the ship Bounty, who form a small colony the most irresistible excitement to laughter ; bet we t.rot DovE7oN ; with which they are severally to en Piteaines Wand. A !Sal logs Bank has been es- me" beeilate in allowieg .it to be the-best performance- be invested by the Marquis of 114 --ASTINGII. tabrisbed ill New South Wales, w i n Hill, DO doubt, It was, is usual , all Lverom, asd-certainly nothing could A remote . prevailed on 'Chew on Saturday, be a great incitement to babies of industry and eco- be more semis ; but instead of the shrewdness which four,ied upon letters received in the afternoon from noisy among the Colonists. Books were opened for Summarises' has given to the de-..pted :,erving man, we Misneliceter, that the Radicals were advaneitie in . the receipt of &seines foe the time on the 17th not uufrequently saw sulotitoted the idiot stare which inch nuralstee as greatly tn alarm time iuhabitiots, of July, at four different stations, viz. leydoey. Para- is made to serve alma all occasions. Fseace•l germ. M ho, with the amdof the military. were stated to Inc • trona, Livereool, and Windsor. with the rope end was inimitahle t a nd it h e h a d actively (me . ..god in fortifying the town, especial) his due to the Chief ! Magistrate and the other the whole character in the slime keeping, we think the New Bailey. Cannon was stated . to have been aetherities of this town to state, that the evening lately wended at the most accessible points of ep it would be e tly what the author conceived. The before this -meeting, on Humlet-moor, which took orti roach, and the o hole town win said to present a Co y was receiYed with ?bonder , of applause. from a P place-lest 'Fhersilay. a deputation of the Radi-gene ral alann and military array. house nyerflowi ag in all queers ; and its annotneemeat E a Reformers waited upon Christopher Bt ekett,We understand thin n reqiesitior is in COZ`I'Se of for this evening tat loudly cheered. F.sq. the Mayor, in consequeeee of certain alarm- signature to the High Sheriff of Berkshire, to call • • • i reports which prevailed in the town, to inquire aemato a county meeting immediately, to petition ii.ertinst si g h wit the intention of the Magistrates to inter- On Tuesday last, three troops of the 4th . Dra- passing the present measures in the Commons I loi,se fen with time proceedings of the day 1 To which goon Guards marched from the York Barricos to I iof Parliament. Lord Folkstone. Sir F. Burdett. the Mawr replied, that a meeting' of the Bench had Durham. " there to await the rders of the Magic- C. F. Palmer. Esq., M. P., Fulwar Cruven. 11. bees IWel that day, at which it was determined. that testes of the county of Durham ." 'lle same day, a Marsh , C. Mitfnrd, ad W. Hallett, &qrs., (all of if tho Reformen conducted themselves in tee same party of Horse Artillery, under the command of whom, except Sir Francis, are Maeistrates for the peaceabk manner ou this as Oo former oc casions, Major Macdonald, with two Add-pieces, immune county of Berkshire), with several other leading at their public meetings in mgtLeednes molestation Lion waggon, ere. marched into our Barrac ks , IMO men of the county, have signed their names. week' be offered in their proceedi ; it had, how- Pontefract. On Friday morning, • part of the Old The Shipley arrived at Portsmouth on Tuesday ever, bees deemed prudent to take precautions for Pensiotiers, who have been muttered heist, .eem last from Botnay Bay. She brought home tivo wo she meintemence of the public peace, and those silenced their march for Berwiekoipon-Tnteed. We men, who, aceordieg to the report sent homewith emesteres had pc given rise to the reports understand that the remainder will follow; this day them by the Governor, are of too r o t elm alludd to by the deputation.-(Leede Mercury.) or Monday, otter to continue longer residents in the colony. • APHOUHIMS.-The people of England are loyal Col. Comm, of Wheatley, it is said, has re to the home of Hanover ; not from a vain prefer- signed his military appointments. i. It is said that a change among the See Lords at ease of one family to another, but from the con- The fate of Englund info he trey acid ei rest , • the Beard of Admiralty will take place immediately e. Plow, much ! after notion that the establishment of that family was upon the conduct of Rritiph ...1.3re.: . i _.._ Christmas. neeemary to the support of their civil and religious to be desired it is, then, teet th-y :!:1,:•41 be en- , T founi guilty duriog the present Tour number . • liberties. Thiele a principk of allegiance equally lightened, and have a sukcient kvcss le,e;i: .1 - the 1 Sessions at the Old Batley , and . upon w sen solid fed rational. Conntittition of their country. • tome will be passed to-morrow, is about 400. ^nos coldest bodies warm with opposition, theterser retie D e e r e.-wiliiiiu ' yesterdaye""lB2l°ls"".at the CommissiOn by Jed ' Issemerarre ' 1.-From calculation hr the I.r.okst sparkle in collision. There is a holy mss- Smith . was tri ed . Johnsen. The Softettor-tierierat• commerce t he • e rd. ' iis Great t _von zeal in politics as well as religion. ceedinge. After • trial of great interest Smith was con- I roil , 'there is a moment of difficulty and danger at ,i„,,1. n „ ea d„ will recollect t h e e h", ar d w e a to e hick lottery and falsehood can no longer deceive, him was for stealing the notes at a charity sermon at St. : is t i end eimplety itself can no longer be misled. Michael's chinch. I " ,our We owe it to our ancestors, to preserve entire The reports now in circulation of pikes being • shaman., amp rights which they have delivered to our care : found in different places, sentinels us of a laughable ; perird,„, smouth I to gene J we owe it to our posterity, not to suffer their dear- hoax upon some credulous alarmists at Port , , est inheritance to be destroyed. in 1191; these sapients ►belonged to Mr. Reeves's 1 ammo* mew To alienate alienate even our own rights, would be a ; society. A witty ekrgyman (knowinfr the • crime as Muth more eoormous than st:',.:cle, as a life 1 tary's officiousoess to make himself of conseqemsee) __. of civil security and freedom is supeeee. to a base 'I hinted that there were pikes and half elleiz ; = et extetenete house at Portsmouth; the secretary eagerly i daily, fru If lire be the bounty of Heaven we scornfully I where. The clergyman seemed unwilling i1 ..... )-a7 l .6, env y rsject the noblest part of the gift, if we consent informer ; this increased the other's curiesity, who merniwo ' -• t 3 surrender that eertain rule of living, without insisted upon a discknotre. The wit led t h em , a * Ruptur . ve '' • which the condition of human nature is not only through ditkrent streets, sod at length pointed to t t call cored w •• - nisleable but contemptible. . a door of a house, occupied by a Mr. Pike, his wife, / If ali English King be hated and despised •he and six ehtldreu. 'llse weretary knocked, sad out 1 N. b feent . be unhappy : sad this perhaps is the °sly po- ; came Mrs. Pike, when the joke was discovered , I anniu,a, , truth whist he ought to be conveacee i of •i and all the party laughed heartily, excel t the din- 1 .si. Haney, ROMIG Without exeorimeut. I appoietedserretare. • 'lnformatiou 1111 1111 . ii r"'" - * t he NOCIEHOLDERS of die CITY of LONDON• A CARD. pgemow.Crrtagna,—it is reported that several of the City Parishes have it in contemplation to petition that see , r espectable portion of the Common Council who sr apes the Commitcmt of Sewers, hr a redwrtion on of tbotshamehl sad highlroppreasive tax called the C widow! Rate, may be enabled to reduce it to its origi asl suishrtl of otiose peac•. in the pound. Seeing that drum mu be nojsat cense for the continuing that griev es' additional rats, I cannot believe it possible that two } a report bath any foendation. as every individual Nessebelier meat know, that in a very few days those co y s o, whom it is said they mean to petition, will beams (at t h e sat Precinct Meeting) their petitioners f e e rbe parmissios to enjoy ag ain those intrusive and b s wory esliennione which enables them to feast in luxuri- Wit e sirede, where nothing is wasted but s feeling res e e rn for the hapless number of their Consutients. whose atonal exertion cannot procure the most common necessaries of libtfor themselves and families. No, no-- w ettn. It is for them to alter the rate, or for you alter yoer choice, and the matter is settled. Dot.LUDSAT! HILL. - . ROY'''. ACADEMY. --a... Friday being the Anniversary . of this institetioll• a general assembly took place in the Council Rome,' Ibr the purpose of declaring the ballots, sad deliver ing the premiums to the Stalest*. The 'alembic Prrs;:lent being unable from infirmity to preside. Mr. Ft s5Li wok the Chair, and distributed the fol lowing medals : The Mold Mrdsl, for as original historical roorsi iion of the Care of Despair, front Seances's Parry @eve, to Mr. Savants. The Oohl Medal, for as original model of Jacob wreatiog with tie Angel, to Mr. (lona% The liokl Medal, C., the b es t d r ,i rn of Ne m o YWa • , at Loorestioaas, te , described is Plitty's Letters, to Mr. M. 4 R A erzi. —a.— Sullins. leach of the above Medals was aceoinpaniest with " the Lectures of Sir J. I *vireo* sod Me. liVitor." Two Silver Medal. .r are delivered for the best copies made in the Painting School; the first to Mr. Sultriest's)• son, the second to Mr. SMITII. A Silver Medal was give's fee th e best D ra wing from the living , model to Mr. MDW tle.Pr. A similar Medal was give.% Ter the best model from the siwe to \lr. Baotou. Two Medals were presented for the beat Drawiags front the ntrzdialur; the first to Mr. tiaan.tos, and the second-to Str. Waifs. A Silver.kledal for the best mode} team tbil Apeffo. to Mr. livents. • The tint Silver Me t.+l in rach School was areasople alai wi.k thr Lectures of the Preform re. Maass. Omit. sad Vi:sast.rbeStutlents wttluteert•stsersieroppeoprie ate addreis frotu the 4. hair. Mr. Mete, the King's 'Messenger. was seat alt with dispatches on Friday night, learn Vocalist C.,ttereaglz's office, to Malta. if r o w s fixeil % Nix., Dec. 13.—We hail %al kid few/ 2:rirals of Foreign Wheat s-ince this day week, which, b..ivrever, with wint rriii.tinesl over Irmo last week's markets, rained a plentiful supply this ttiorisitic b. it the sales fur whirls were very dull, en I Jett lkiest 'Ample& could siarrely support tr4t 314,ti,14y 4 priers. Th.- infe rior u.:.il.ti m sistinsitte.l to :1 derline 4 Is. rer quarter. We hid but few va:.inle , of fine l'arle , whith w... brisk at sale At las: wee A . ., prie. , . 'lhe slimily of flats was l a r g e, viol 2.. her sjnar.er rite.tisr;. v..r titans niad Peas there it is very little sal... and II:ft Priers of earls weir a trifle lower. In other articles Also Is so OM- Wil.n. Pere*, Wheat .... e I Grey Peas U 0 05 30 Fin e Ditto Knxlisli Wheat .... :JO MI 'Viet Reads. 4O be Fine Ditto Sew Ditto Rae ... ........ Darkly. IM SY Fine Ditto ..... Fine Ditto 0 Malt Oil 71 Fle e Ditto Fine Ditto White Peas (boilers) 30 MI kenos& 0 0 New Ditto surrfinEr.n. 11 - e• hid a very short supply of prime beasts this tIKMer int: at Market, and the sales for which were dull, and priers higher than last week.— Fine Mutton was also VW., and Friday's prices were folk supertesl—Pork is cheaper. and Veal folly v.ippnrt. d its prier. I _ (To sink the °Oki; per stow of @lbs.) neer . . 4s. ad. to Os. *I. 1 rkV tLt At 11/1111111/7. thews . 4s. &t. to Ss. Od. Roasts ..... im) 1 Val . . Or. Od. to 74. Od. Calves i Pork . Os. id. to is 4d. Sheep. &c. .. . 14,141, 1 Lamb . . Os. Od. to Os. tkl. Pi g s r la 71 • INIVITANT INVORMATION.—From CalClllllllol l ny ...a i liege of Physicians , no less than *Mast die annualls I HAY AND STRAW. Great Britain of Consumption, amt that even - 211th . g rso t n o w ev ere ery ro i p nd ta it red id . The business in the Hay Market was pretty hrtsx. sai n n Z e u r ''''''' ;;;:::I;:Alstreet-,-:.1.,,,... . 1 .: : :14styalfirailblyaissouppoa itrtiedneeduerarl7rt pric-e.— (lover is dearer. - also incredible the number that fall victims to a cer. in Disease, by being improperly treated. It uas those Al VS. OA to Al Or Od. Clover rcutestames induced Dr. Coerce to select eminent Straw Sysicians pad Si orge ons,of at kart Wrists' experience, I 11 loran a Medical Beard ; aid, since the establishment. m- - .....—:a1c. - -......... wards of 3%000 Patients lave hems cure d . without Pries tis. boucle. onfisetsent—many of them after it"Pissill'h*d failed.„ A TREATISE on the RADICAL CURE of Messrs. Poona lad Co' are coaealted at Waladst"... ra. HRRNIA. or RUPTURE. be letentieusl Mammy; reel, tliforsi-street g and at Charlotte House, (treat With Cases most unexceptionably tviritid, pastlexl• TO by . harlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's, 1 o ve rseers o f Perish... 4 and by Pileste Indtssdasla, ellected sly, from eight tiffeight.—Mechnics hive advice gm- ; w ithout any suratcrl oporatioi. im is t o n. to , hst m errap aris ti ‘ o: o lai tti o e s every evening. from six till eight ; and on &today Ipaalmats utiliser% avo cations. A . comma i p, vie toothily until 12 o'clock. 1 Ilhamormsent ot Ru t ptsre. as.l upon the et on, , /h.. Ruptures of 30 years standing, are also fedi. mad troy of he Tre ss. By Wit. DUFOUR. ally cured e r r wihout . brier coafineet s.- Of There r pnvate aeon to each house, and private • Burgeon Authorhe Derasiss Dispensary for tbe Care of t.•.rt. masa far Vensales. I tarok of a Practiaal Treatise ott Masai.* of the lemeN. Bli.mghtle)sisrseLe,,CovsareesatruabiriACel.'satLeconetureshsillointigs,eftwbuoyi 1 Uriteumaribilio. tdc.ib.ayesitl&a.tice...enbere...eoint,, es. raLag.....m. , .....0, W. shoos; al:. 4Arfa. riltalualvirioOfto2;ylOltrogigfriprairictilmiditne.rs.They "alai* * i 'limber, 40, Benseis-vtreos, Oxford-seroet, _ ...- t. It 1 it it or- - 0 -se bi . bY lion the 0 are 1 CSU Freak ill th. Loe* It fie Vale ar !° r 0.