The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-02-13 00:00:00

• 4*.1,1c No. 2801. LONDON, MONpAY,' )3. 1815. PRICE 64th 44 '• 2% '‘ilkj while& Ildirmbsii fell ile Ike M ike!'died earth° iraffold! _ . ~ .. . . . . . - - • - e , _ THBNTRE ROYAL. DRURY-LAND. D1iT11422 IX 01 1 014./01r? present EVENING, Feb. 13, their FRENCH PAPERS. . • Metternich's new note, though It has not yet been T ii I s Taw% ;COMMITTEE ia for RELIEVING the • ' • ' • - Mate:air' aervents will p ert - an DISTRBSSES in GERMANY, and other pale, of the ---essese-- officially communicated to the Congress. TOWN AND COUNTRY. Coallnetit, Lave to titinounce.'dat by 'permission of the Right , Pmts., Fn. il.a-The news from Italy, which we ,Itis a circumstance deserving remark, that amidst ' Reuben Gleamy (Ist tithe). Mr. Kean; Hon. Mrs. Glearoy, Hooriumble the Lords of the Treasury, some very elegant nr- : gave yesterday, appears to be confirmed.. We have , the warm discussion of their Ministers, the So- Mrs. Glover. tales, the production of Germs. Ladles a Disametion, sod of ! Charity, twat be. hold by Rome of the 18th of Januare, with ! vereigns contrive to live together on the most friend , nen! letter from German Arthle presented to Mis' To which will Ise added. Auctinu io the first week in March, at Bullock's Impenas e by thia,aassage-" We see from the heights of this city ,ly footing; and it is hoped that their assemblage in THE NINTH STATUE: Mr. Mann, wholly for tee before of the auffertei, ea* Witlhe the advanced guard of the Neapolitan troops e- - . this capital, their persanal connections, and the Or, THE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAD. shown there by,Tickets, two days previous to the Sale: .The cent )1 rlo private letters have been received mutual regard which they discover, will prevent any Tomorrow, The Provoked _Husband, and Jean de,Paris. Commitiee have roloidered it a duty which they owe to age PPd• quarter of a later date. A letter from rupture, even though their Cabinets should di ff er . on . Ti to be apece . d at bolt p.m los &clock. to ._ _. arena Politic. to place eo reated...eneficenerso hiebitehtinner- from 'that qua ne able to humanity. as is the relief afforded by Great Britain to F some points. r im at halt past six • forence, of the 26th, seas, that the post from Rome • • . • ihemiseries in Gernueny ; and thee pimpisse to publish ba Sib- " i Amidst all the speculations respecting Poland, lows is.; Second Price 98: 6d.-Pit, es. ties.; Second ncriptioir, " The Hi s tory of the Reiiesafrorded by Great Bei- .has toot appeared for *me days.-(Joirenal des Da Fore, Sts. Lower Gallery, ea. I Second Price, Is.-Upper tain to the Sufferers by the War in Germany," to com p rise no-, b ats. ISaxony, and Italy, most people ire here persuaded (eslkry, Is.; Second Price. - 6d:' ... that'l France will get a considerable increase of terrii. thentie details Of the miseries is hiett have flowed ,rent a was 0 • • . alma° unparalleled, ee well au.. the ;cal with Wire humanity 'T h e same Paper, ot, l the 9th, says, " the Diarie ' tory on the Ban ks of the Rhine. THEATRE-ROYAL.. c()FENT-GARDE N. ' availed herself, r the eartimerenoment to alleviate the siterewau l ef Rome, or the 181/1 1 '01 January ', the Gazette of T HIS present EVENING, Feb. 13, will n g lbe .w.re'ebed I the active -"err/. aaleceeSed /Omer* 1 " 4 4'torence of the 24th - • d the , Milanese Coverer be performed, TM arw Minima Entersiamenst, in two Arta, galled disinterested besevolence of the Continental Committers anted, ...__.... finally, ihnse Ursa of eloquent thankfulness' , iihkh are the -:''ne cen 'evident dictates 'if ge Woe 'sod heart •feit gclittiedg. They pot,, an h, .say nothing of the invasion of the Papal ''' States b y the troops of Murat. It ftCertain , . ' . , 'lke population offered by Prussia to the King of ; Saxony in compensation for his States , amounts to' about tOO 000 souls. .; . BROTH Ell l AND SISTER. jtose confining tire battery to two hamisonse rutal °chain. ea- ppeara , however, that such invasion as ta ell place.- Those • . • . r . VISIDIA. Jae. 29.-To-morrow will be an hillo• lames. iltertratest with aspirin's. pace' It. •brat sod to prat h k Aber w Inch, Isom. Rome, of 4 po ti ny for the Congress. Austria has givewhiel LOVE; LAW, AND PHYSIC. very few more then the mistake which shell be sekeribea fur e ,,J/b0 doubt it, tiepieje Olt , -tatt e r when the Work ekcii be ready tel gar to press. - - which we - georta an eitret te igifeidiay' itilleeing that her note relative to Saxony , and in reply to tbelkeit To which will be added, • feallseriptions taller° recei voil•la * Sits of March, indosive, t th hievet e - N a n a p oth oli e t ri an sfd t:oelis • 'Unit] y, ; !eri • -.. 1 • . . •Peassia. The Powers interested have yet only.rest The Nets Medd Christmas Pantomime. called ,by Mr. Ackermnore 101, Strand ; 1) all the respecter-le Benet - sellers in Great Britain and Iretaillialhattr tias Bar of fbe Cliff '• 1 pee et aieg e gk e _ a beam s kins bea in , ceived le, and•purpose to discuss it immedi ate l y. It s ; -. BARLEQUIff eiIIeiTTiNGTON . i Sr, Lord Mayor, of :: asffamodoe Tavern, Bistiologate-street. . is hoped that it will produce some result: but We'' . , London , i.al r Omit way So• A i s the liatcheldrif : •,-. :1., - ' . A ‘1 1 4463 i n I 1 Ott.l. dodo listit i e o literal 44teweet,..mole. have been, so often flattered with mile hopes ; that in • ; Anima! a l rea dy ii advertised .fina . . Ogle . to doubt every thing. Tomorrow, Isabeeli, ire Brother and Sister. • .. , so alerioes Miter necitivlas: ' 9' ... ah Beset, 71. t Seeeseerice Ss. 6d.-Pit. S. 6d. ; Skald . , . ' ' i ' ter Pieelpqentier.OreM Enilattd, - fled his Price, 25.-Lower Gallery, as. ; Sealed Price, la . -Ilanme . ' 9 'l , ' At Doan.: ,) I lea' L- • •-). • , rieW et u iteierev; audience of &e King on Settle!' occasion he present .' 4 ', f3A4raletif ' . j"2".-We heeellisCeicelilla lee ' fottalition of ii very important mission of M. Meriani; Gallery.- Is.; Second Price. fid. :Rem 3. L. Bytber. ' ° ester 4 Re', • Debut .., ••, - • .. .1- •111%1; • '; ,` ' .• - " " 1 A Private BOY may be hettaigiely. on application to Mr. ' °le eft 0 1 eastern . ' adds creden ti a l s. 111. Ps. 4d. ,- 1 Remehin•Councplor, to Fredericksfeld, near .Berlin..• : firmed• n , at the Boa -ollire. ' &woad remittance ' • • ' 'it It r:. Acker- • ' lai l A' You trial r, f N'Orflt flettiatiresserts, that' the fa. r eve from the Female. . , _ e _ • . make* . ad . I ~. ~ a d t i le a- tr i . age Polar „by. the ; .OLII. was charge ato endeavour to prevail upon the SPORTING M aGIARINIE, FORTY-YOUR VOLUMES. Associetion at Eire- ' 8. M.' '' ' .ei f e en proc ama iott • a re Kint of Saxony t to accept the indemnity on the. Left„ .. o et tne ne, , , , offered him by Russia and Prue , " rrilE PUBLIC hi GENERAL, and those arts- ter, far the Orphatis lee OA. I: • • •s • ' • 011 en anted Doke Cotadataind wail Maar officially pub- i Bit . . . • Collection by the La- - A .Lady., fee the Ot- - • lined; but that it had been contmeirinted to some I. A ...starts of the SPORTING WORLD, are respectftty afisrmed, that may a few complete bets. remain on ha . dies of Gurialming. phan Childrie 3v' Thobe, Gentlemen. therefere, who. wish to possess the Work . for the Orphans.-Tonna . „,41. 0. Devoe •.' 2 0 p ersons before the arrival '''',PlS ri c r , t rr - , I 1 I p osit ; upon whieh"M. Meriad quitted 'Berlin framable con mearteneut, would do well to make early applies.. eer Moline and At Committee who brought an order trienspend itapu bastion., sod * .ge Worcester Old . . Nana to tbeir Bookselkn,as front the impossiailityof reprinting ! aweie vn. A. "di : Reran.: •••• . e'e it ' Commerce resumes gent Ile ..." t t the I returned to Vienne ' .'" .' ' Me t e r h ; •:. .1 i Letters from Saxony itailltit •Of . requiiitions bast; many at the former Numbers, perfect Sets will become scarce i ßalance of Subserip.. , , . the made there in order to form magazines. Many pee- i . and eansielerahty enhanced in value. The Work up to the cod I Bank. 0„,„ e a a, eke h ,_ ~ ds'sitments of Bt:iteny:.. The-pitrohiset •• of Laval I ~. ~ . er Octieber is comprised in Forty-four Volumes, which ate . Mrs. Asia Bowyer, burgh. snidwitinity, •• • Iliad Nuintin knees are very considerable ; and pie r however, thinly it nbt a military measure, but emaettiolted With nearlyelliz Misdeed Copper-plate Engrawai Worcester 29 •0 . mak inr in tbe whole. slallilseloth manufacturers of Rennes are very busy.-. 0 bo, easily on Sporting kiehjecth by Scott, acrd other mama ilta• '''''' Riebeftet • 1.785 t. 11108.1061. 101. It . merely to supply district!' where dearth was ex. Artists. elliab _. e e .., ; 9 Pastat e iriUlsky, so. • t St. Mile is preparing a number, of vessels for the in l riee ___, _._, _ cm in ipnng. • N. B. The Wertheamemsslekepoblidie4 . llltethlye with II F I ( finer zags ' ire. by the I cod fishery. rot. price. of grain i s. stationary, but r- I, creased sole and patr oriefellat ' • 10 A • It alleeW y Ida, - c ' - ,a • , . A rrussian battalion Las just occupied Pirnt. Warwick-square, VSisas lin. nus. .• • •-•., J. P. Aleeater 1 l'. - I f 4l • 4Y v . • • 30 . elenets,are expected in the sp, , , wig. , ~ , ..t; • •Prussian detachments are posted on all .the roads t ' The Duke of Wellingten teaitheit model, on the , loading from Sesony to Bohemia. They rigorously , CHIL'ILAINS, R:Hgthifittisids, PALSIES, ete. -At Dome. and ' '' tall'etied I y the Miss ~, 'tg 6 'cli:a . nd hffir'shiPPlng Is its tinsn' ''ss fth ..l4 !•..• observe every thing that enters the latter - r country. A (IHILBLAINS are prevehted from breaking, and c '• ens and Ma . Rain, 'the Englfsh'Minisftat, ntdittellitthle innssik? 'Prussian cordon will be drawn from Voi , tiand to Bellscribed by Ser. Mists, at Fulham V their tormenting itching_ imerintly removed by WHITE. the a; Lent ., r oe ~ Aaeamitor 1 , D a g! ' for Vienna. 10 '.l Upper Lusatia. ' 'l n here are hitherto only a few 8P..% D'S ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, universally esteemed the Poor Orpimas, . ' 1 I/ of i " "61 f . Ni l : e f t : l 4 i ". :atesi ,o ; • The Spanish expedition destined. for South Ante- Austrian troops on the northern frontier of &intik. for lbextraordhiary Macy in Illeentnatisms, Palsies, Gouty per Elisabeth Bat- Affections, sad Cum !aids of the Stomach; but where this i chelor se3 0 At Committee- ~. . i rhos had not tai!ed from Cadia on the 18th, of Jann- The' Emperor Alexander is occupied with eallae . certain remedy has Peen unknown, ar neglected. and tit. , rhil- Subscription at Fast It ocm blahs have netnally broke, WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY Grinstead, p er ile . rt The Lad as' Assorie. ;,• CERATE will ease the pain , and very speeds:at heal them, I and 8 „ ' • that pert , some fear was en!ertained lest it should , peasants. 30 8 lion. Loudon, . by. i This (*crate is equally efacaciteus for all ill-cmattioried S •res, , Ditto at Winchester, Miss Johanna hirdietined t r preven,t the es neon. PALERMO, DEC. 22.-The Sicilian Parliameitt he se re Lees, Scorbutic Eruptions. Blotches, Pletenas Rine' ' C oWaller and . . Wheeler secretary I "' violation of the Constitution of 1813 hi'? decreed' • worms, Shingles, Breakings.put on the 1....ce Nose, Ears, awl n 211. 16s. Id. nytekiug in ace whole ' - VISNNA JAN. 28,--Tbe tivica of Saxe-Weimer . ..1 '° I lk. I+ . Ilif 9 1 Eyelid!, Soreand Inflamed r ...,...., Sure H. ,d's.. mad other Scot- ' ;le ' c w e ed . 10 0 2;61. 4s. 4 ' I ' l tome time since, rennillicdd and revoked the . Protest taa=t elli esajesla and all the Royal Family, cud) en.. -, butte Humours. The BISFJOGE OF MUSTARD is primps Te t: de m • joy exemption from the custom duties for nery thing., ens-name from Assolintice of Ladles the must a . use, penetrating, nod ernceeinve remedy._ se the the Ladies As in- in Leicester and Le- *lift+ he had transmitted - to Cengress against the deefered for their personal use. • '..i . -- world, emir: the severest Sprains anti o ;ruista In lees than leaf - ' Stab ~y Dream " _ • : reseershire b. the. .- I . fof Saxony, of which . lie is the first legiti- the emcees:llly taken by any ether Latiment Or Embrocatien, , Exe 4;. l, fooke di ,_ Rev. G. B. M . ' This Prince is a Generel in the service of MILAN, JAN. 29.-The report of the ooteance of- "-- it also heals Cots, Punctures from Sharp Instnemees, Nails ; I • 1 t ed Orphans, • eltell, Racer of St. --- t Thortn e Splinten, dee wish incredible facility. witlesee stenrt I per Mulkey aid nry 7 9' B: r. . • inlet a near relation of the E mperor Alex- Murat ion Rome, and of the retreat of the Pope to , et pain, preventinz inflammation and festering, and is equally t Co.the Ceetleiiif St. Angelo, is to-day discredited. Still, , useful in the various acciet•nts of animals-in shortie is a an.• .II is asserted positively that the other . mastic remedy • f such uncommon excellmese aid utility, 1 bm . ia" - "' friends, by Me. J. . 1 . --• o f ih e H ous e Se ' tth ' we hive'rie":doobt that something extraordinary is' oug 1 1 0 Laing • Isi l4: - "-- of eeny„ y ielding o e im- M•ii no family sensiok to its own contort should ever be with- • At es i l bk. Ebrineton mins- . 100 oc. ollerte 4 from a few ; • - ht the South of Italy. It is very remarkable-. • . :i r.A c ker- Mr W. Manning, of e :. *oily- of Russia and Prussia , till ale t abrogate Passing tit it. menu's. the Leaning ' 0.- le_liseare•protests. ' I that M. Rivarbla, sent by the Pope to Vienna ; i-repeted only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, 13, A Lady at M D .1 Further Setae-anions • . Greek - sewer , S am, Louden. The Essence and Pals at 2s. 9d. ' le rs -'• aw. ' 'They talked of journey of the S overe i gns t o . Prince Caramavins, an envoy of Morse • ; and the .1 •ares ostralkiegbam, , fr..m /Ix L ;dies at • : ' garb; the Ceram eels , led. and 2a . 94.; and may be bad et ' D e Chevalier Capei, an envoy of the Grand Duke, all , „maim 1 01- Witedsen , ta,forthe . - ;Ital y is now laid aside. It is now doubtful whether every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. Mrs Dymohd. per I Orphan: 21. 111. dil• even the Emperor of Austria will go to Milan. changed horses, within a few hours of each other, at 41 .* The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of , Mr. Lo 'robe 1 111 • .At the Bar of :her 1, • ~, I. Johnous inserted mait. The ~ e rvaots of Lady Cita of Leaden ' I The troops which cover the Illyrian provinces Posterlen o We are i gnorant of the hav e Caeal- •Pnritime Redding- Tavern. .... -- . '•. received orders ti hold themielves in readiness to connections which unite the Emperor of Austria and A CARD. too, N..t is • 2 e Mr. James Gray - -.2 2 - -., niarcli. It is said that they amolint to 30,000 men. King Mend. QUACKERY NOT. ONLY INJURES BUT DESTROYS Received h, thehands ' A Mite for cheerer. - THOUS NN DS. •of Mr. W. Gernert, I genii . 2 *0 i The' Emperor boa promoted General Commt Fon- i • Avenue°, Fan. 1.-Letters from Italy inform Superior Advice is if importance an the Afflicted. private Sub Scri- At Hawkey and . i tanelli, ci-devant Minister at War f or t h e - a great number of persons CSOOPER and CO. Surgeons, Members of the 'terns, remitted by • CO. ' 'i V Royal College& of London send Edinburgh, after 30 years' the • Rev. la, P. - Ninth Remittance iof Italy, to the rank of Field...Marshal-Lieutenant in . were arrested at Verona, accused of being leagued ' tatensve practice, continue to direct their studies to are cure;uf near leeedg. Y . ark- from the Devon mid ; the Austrian 'army. • • . • ;with the conspirators of Milan ; that the populace s u CM/v(1 Complaint in all hostages, had those debilities pra. .6141 ! !•'sl3 7 • Exeter Ausciasion. There is no longer any talk of the departure of the 'irritated at this measure, proceeded in crowds to the Lased b. juvenile instacretious, long reiittertee in but eli•nateri Y.Z.. by Fll4:ltea• C. . . . • infiltdifla, 181. 7s , 24. Mc. Ate • Sikh, If not timely remedied, derange Ca system,' Lee - . 1 . cenlected ar Retain', Sovereigns •; and when the affairs.of Saxony is set- : Orisons, and set at liberty those confined •; and that, sod sharks life. Caheetiee Ot Week-. • • ... ' war lereneesion. in ' 0 t i ed , there is little doubt . .but othei difficulties will jin fine, during this insurrection, the troops in gar , • 1111,ilit me reccot, eases of infection are, by their pecalier leetothCanallatnara . . .•• - Cornwall, by Mate 100 0 . startup. I rison at Verona amused themselves in their quarters, mode, efferenaNy cured in a few days; and they particularly fir Pee: V. nowt •* ' 1 Wevill claim the a• aettion of those who hove attempted site cure them- ReCirr • , • .17 14 r • • The Prussian Ministers complain somewhat loudly I and observed a kind of neutrality. Austrian troops wives. or who Mire been so unf .• innate as to have 4 blind and Ea eatow-Insieed of •• Ei gh t rereittnovet formerly raver- 'id the versatile disposition of - Austeia.: they charge I were expected at Verona, to reinforce the garrison flout enotedence in men am amnesia of so important a branch of the tised," lea •. d ' the eight 'remit* nee front the Deserts end Xilhere • her wltb h av i ng f ormer ly consented, in the mon th of l of that city. 1 1 0.r..0..0.1, whose improper treatment saw milt frequently tie- Awoeiailus, 1700 - • . . i • stray: tee vital spark, but causes Etepiiims ...• the head, face, • K. N. MARTEN, . s ' . • . October last, to the union of Saxony with Prussia, .There have also been arrests at Mantua. The re. oeceerm.,..,. , • and hotly, sore eyes, innuth, anal mese, Ter Ike.' ;mit., in the LUKE.' HOWARI/e I kid with now apposing itby every effort. .Toprove I, port is, that it was one of the chief objects of the , ear , , soeitings in sae neck, ulcerated vire Arent, strictures, • • .• • • !this, they quote Prince Metternich's official note of ,' eonspirators to mat 2 themselves masters of that for. obstinate gleets, modeles dm skin ty.nes, nocturitel wails id the ADVtC Fe head and limbs 4 ( tio bequeath seistakeu for theuinettens); ax. 1 . ! the ind of October ; and theretaie that the King Of treat. rm • te weakness tee keens.t•t• and swelled ant , anal ili length w HEN Men of Education and Professional P refa i a i s rea d y to exectite edl_ t I he - conditions en Much ferment prevails at Genoa, though public Leas. ensues, with a general debility heat decay of dreconoti. Skill, use perseveringendeavoury to discover the /nom bate au all arising from this dreadful diseasclorkine in the halal, i sa f e unit certain method of 'reeling . 11, few prevailing Diserees, ! which Austria consented -to the above union. These I tranquillity remains undisturbed : Proclamations or the improper use ••f mercury , nue winch symptoms fie- • the successful result of their experience is the hest proof of ! wire s the demolition of the fortifieetioris of Dresden, l against the Sardinian Government are often posted ug Quentl% appear years after, and too attest embitters the nutlet- superiority. I ' - raised by the French, and which alarmed the Aug- : during the night, and torn down by the police next menial state. , Messrs . GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to make I , e . e _. • . ...Bohemia; the Messrs. Cooper sad Cre'sesperience in -the nhnee disierders, the cute of the following the object ..f their In etude. c trian %government i Yoe a:, en•-arni y Idea. Are ciasolttel dials front Ti,a till Eight, by • . via. a erratic atlisiircier, freqUentil contracted In it moutem .1 i Of the Ethic end the auppressiOncifill the tolls on thii ' all ttinks of people ,' or by letter. suiting their case, age. mane . lartairatien and its concomitants Strictures and (area, which, &orr. add, thatape o esfe, felfilled another con. Coaosee's INQUEST.--Friday Inquest anwas of Hajar. ie. (en heint a teeilltn"ce) , why" aleAlicibes, acrd ' by iti insptoired plen, are ipeedily send effecionlisecared; aloha ! ....... ' They ~ the best advice, wal be sent titular part of the nave antacinuary. Debility, whether arising 00111 linerlialialinn intl.thsence,, lung . gotten still more important-; that Was, the - inducing held at . the vestry-room at W-• pping, before Mr. Meet, Me- , e,. Cooperat ,d Cu. Stir geoll4, Chal!Olfe-boa -.-i J... L. ro.m.bee ". wail. 3 climates, fit i sestet solitary vice, tan "nee ' ittlasiasto renounce the plan of uniting all Poland to her ; IT -,.. aWIN, the Coroner, on the body of Robert Quinlin Great Carliiite-stiees, Blikkftlars-rand. Lund. IS; ' but , nes, eneenpay pursued by t h e youth 64 , troth seers; in, the Olieeftili• • It holies. Though the precise Polish provinces : who was watchman on board a barge which ground. Leiters tire answered which du not contain a conealteag Pee. hi . d e ata y , or h ormones , ; and i n the o th er is ,„, eiereo , ;ra w : vast 111. N. B. The P i le s and.kestula ute is y them cured without cut- - of neiyousdisenses, which, it mit timely remedied. reatabeetelo . that would remain to Prussia and Austria were lei- . I tad on Wednesday in the River Thanes, outsidiitie . • • • • tine. te'Ve(eßcy tind en2r)P- -h. th". gi...,,a"z4.1, of de"' ! kegs's°, It was at any rate deelded that Russia should ; rier, at the London Docks, and who was drowned; ak e • Advice grata, po Teesday, Thursday, Illniftn 4 q,Morg - ty or deacietwa it r the consequence .1 Atilt baneful kit- '• • - • • - Ilitfreiti Rink! lillTwelee. .''.. •'s ''. , . hies, ~r arising f'rom any tether Cala', by whirl. the ;rawer* Q t not hen the disposal of the wh o le *lt.. The King • I was alai R. Gumb, watchman on board 'a boat be . .. • as.•.' • - • I elle coustautiea become enfeebled, as alternate: of the Royal of Satiety liati to obtain new Stites In exchange for . Singing to - the barge. To shelter themselves trout • ..r. . • ••• ~.sopgaitsa, ADI'ICE. - - 'lgneous health. f:olfige .of Surciats in' Eneidaf Nay: ellat e , Item. sea*: - ' " . d : those ha had lett, and Prussia was reedy to cede to I the inclemency of the weather, they had .both gone IT is ..of the, lint consequence to, ascertain on speedy rater/wen to mued rt . - whose talents and integritv -11 firm matinee may he . The result of a long and 'armoire prntnlee has tweak I.' them , ' himithe Bishopricks of Paderborn, Manster r and ; into the cabin of the barge, where they fell asleeil,-. pieced Se allicti.o. 'Messrs. C (fa tu I: and Co.. Sureenos of by a siaperier method. to Amore Yearned Camelia:es e . -este Corvey. His territory would have exteneled.to the ' 'rim body of the latter is not yet found. George eininetev• hod' high professional atterferneete - ,Atemisers of the ever emirate or , compli ca ted, wale ut subjecting I e meeT,r patient • Rhine ; a portion of the old Electorate tt Cologne Brown deposed, that he is appointed to mind the It,..ai Calm.; of Lundell and Edinburgh. present to the Poll- Is the least restraint id diet Or extreme; and in Caere, - ao lie the result of ea scers .ew periene. in .the.curealf Yent•renl . vrltereaa mil applitatineasusaaetio discovery of the lam e , ' d ton i n would have been also him, an 11 would locks at the dock : and on Wediesday Morning*, Comet:Oros, and rise Debiliiier am* Dalleletwies dlaeltnot • they frequent ly perforsiea;re la the short space of twit days• boys. been his capital. These districts were the bet. about half pas( one o'clock, he was on duty, and isafreqeently prevent .1f embitter thematrim 4 aial stale. In the : Ti*"Yrttedeuft4isurcl their ionic of trail ' "hiCh II" ter suited to the King of Seemly, as all the inhabi. heard a rustling noise of 'the water outside the pier ; various gradations, Li IR reeent &erection to ceefirmed Web, never Peva known tort* a one eng i le nanutee hi is presort or their tr tomb, cotnnotads very 'often h speeds , , and alwayi a theme years, dartsg welch p y period man thousand pertoutsof hods tent s are Catholics. , • that he immediately ran there, and perceived that the earth:ll cure. In dubious cases, their luny/and well-arranged yeses Inv* *el eared, even after severe uod henriyare me t h., ill . The r ssro Wan. Ministers, in their note of the 12th barge, which lay. thereithe whole of the day before, espenence gives them a promptitude sir ilecisloo (hut secures Med . aka passesell e iy other t Pra r etlo t eere withal:tenet!). lettuces of January,• also Aleut to certain -Secret Conyers- was gone; he thoughe,he saw the hand of a watt 'it . the Patient front being mercu • :, lived out of existence, or hay- ihem to thns pear„ - • log his coestiortion undermined, d' • • d ' heir el e nd the vital pcbeeple deitrov. Matarliel . ,W.oinsa, who h av e Wag bees That in .olllbelween the ten der! shove the %vete I for a ont• flies ; one of whiCh wash.. Or. ye i, he eau b hook, and elpyctptinin of a family, may he assured, that . nu most instances • ed h, a 'teem, but insidious disease, or a blind and laird - year:loos should be eaten as thehaiis of"fte faiti;e atiempteii to reachit in fo him, but it was too short, such eielbets are eatebk by medical skill. , . duce in shallow pretest/ten. chesively .3rofessing the cure of thew condition of Prussia. Prussia had' thee', • Olivia- the barge conipletelY Sank,' and nothing was seen In Nervois Debility. Vascular' Relevatton, and /stony of atriers.elins qua Co _eii t may not he marked the Orgnes, aelitlie frees' excretive iialielgeoce, insalrariees pdSlicettar emattalettleta aeee_l"., that t hief tin ml's from 9to 10 milliong, while Amity's 'had after.--Itobert Cosby, a watchman on the •htitlee, we roily attached tr the , climates, or seniors saormitity, itseprosetice .Akes". *eve-life and *by a taVemear."e'Re think a ll l, l ae a 9l4 , X3'_ ,, . ._ t r =selves in state. that '2O ; bet Austria ha. now a population - ,p(„26 mil- 'about the lime athareatated, saw a fiche in ' the calms *my to the system, even in cases which itre y„gioz on de- le i llora T e ll' ; a n i r ml ie n. `a nl iinit t :b4l.6 o .eomt i. .4ol, owl. A and how can the views of that Poem . , in of the beige.. anti beard a voicerry out. " the wetter pm. Strictures nett other di-tenements of ilea lareihra Osey •t. ee c _. _ p ope y . tower teertital b of which recta greet •E t estimated ': It : ' • barge ." at eanot moose Mused and effectent **mar. Slight and retest eases ut the p!O. . .. a _ _, , . . 1600 ,. iienc, 1 .141.regaro , toi.ttoir, b. of Veasseas leteee r es• age cured in the IhOWYPC i toll Alf two tats. and testinatini IS frAtt thordire for ibis ' r e Aire clue proportion, ed nailed and ie itistetalf. sunk . 'lt being neatly . butte tatenetettwe any lekeurwri e Mat Matesswever eratiting,iktoin Jests ,--,--., s. . ... , as. days. ' hem to tilt the - .rattier' sa l3 high water , he eu e oseil t letkle tensed it over, tat wound* V lihPitailiti if at least To the Femate Sex a Wilt beennsoliNtry te knew that they ' theit eideavenrs first induced t . q ,. t h at ph ol ih'....__:: II Pratritiotter, aad May permane that' Mete weenie ei .,„ 4 .'t , i a os, ...... • Ipo y" •biitt the deiceasedrinen befog i•leep and ma 'pets. . I may he cured of those Debilities whick defeat muieeptian, and -Me gear . - t none. s led contedeaco jcp_ the fouudation of coneabielielicily• "I"..ititia. it 614° g"'""libte the b "Veetedett ' ' The - Aostrien Mincing*, who lee warmly attacked to gelid? it, •1 siva red• ••t nil ..:-. et • ..., . er n ft ... ow V chet 4 •ir al so inviolable se watt which they have, by I Pis Ile, twee su liberally her i , Patients treated with outdoor; delm Cy, ; .. -floured. - • In this iota, nwiletairi •on the,other hatid er Mslabliter drowned. • . - • i Meow CURRiKish‘tnoillbi h e ce".141"1 ever day, "" at ' ' • w ' Patients in the country are resat-eel to state the. annicidare • Friday e Whe t o f ilvfi tg , mot. r o i,e; 4 lh,i g a neve,r meepted; to the onioefof Saxony with..Ptoseia; ~ Robert . Johnson, the 2....e 1 er aim d r i v -e of their case, age, an their Mime, )I,o7,„lialtmegarden. •ItittAllre for Advice en' Medicines. when the same •sill be e that *orb colon isateer .- , to the interests of 4.itm. 'of a hackney - coach. wn- fined . b 3 z . quOimissloners a a ' LeW 'IV IRO - C try stating minntelv the case , re ~ fli am otm . 'given or sent to any part I.f the kingdom. . ti a :..! . • 2 trig and neemitoy i sav g at their Voreromenl if ittla V liackney-Coaches,lol.fOr wilfu li elYlClite• - ,,,,' •st lode of *to m At. sag reetteing • • reuattience for Advice and eittaa :tied' CO. surviwoos utwatie.weet; alutiv .„, , -r-, .3 , , ~ , ,• • -i • - .••' ' " ' • . - r fast. -• ' Medicines, Isla he treated with stadium nucleic°. I •Nay I, 1909. . ..." .'ilever eitlfe to ft . Vitielittpert or ••Prlncti $ alentlennen's 4% in FleetettrentiOnlittinicy . .. . , .. , No:107, Ilatton.karcien. •. -.. ~.,.. i s . • ..o ..- a 5 , , 3 ,- .limit: Li , il r .i.±l4':l lt t. , -51iut" J• - . ' :•,-. -.;:, , . ' ,-,• .- .. . . .. - . . . . .. . . . --- -- - . • • _ CHILBLAINS,PALSIES, _ CHILBLAINS are prevefited from breaking, - and Subscribed by See %) their torrimuing itching iestrintly removed by WHITE. cants at [AVMS. for BEAD'S ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, universally esteemed the Poor Orphans, for Itseztramdinary Eficaey in Ithenmatisms, GJoty ! s ae ,. Eijaitbeik B at _ Affections, *ad Complaints of the Stomach; but where this I terrain remedy has Peen unknown. fir neglected. and th.• r chelor Subscription at Fast blahs have actually broke, WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY I flrlnsread, per Burt CERATE will ease the pain. and very spelelt4 heal them. I and pan This (*crate is equally efSenciems for all al.( motitioued S •rest Ditto at Winebewer. Sere Lees. Scorbutic F‘raptioss, Blotches, Pimples, Rine- ! per Waller and worms, Shingles, Berakings.nut on the 1,..ce. Nose, Ears, and Co. 211.164. Id. Eyelids, Soreand Inflamed IT •:•e., Sore H. ,ds. and other Scor- Gen. cmwitard 10 0 bum Humours. The ESSENCE OF MUSTARD is perhaps Thirdrernittauce ream tie must to it , e, penetrating, nod eft-amines remedy_ an the the Ladies Associa world, noir: the 'severest Sprains and lirtosts In Ices than lintr the time usually taken by any ether Liniment Or Embrornitn, E;c;er, fooke it also heals Cats, Puicinces from Shari. Insinoneots, Nails ; I • tretted Orilhant Thortts.Splintees, • dte with incredible facility. witituat smnrt I p „. Donkey sad sr pain, preventinz inflammation and festering, and is equally Co. useful in the various accident , of animals—la short it. is a do. it Mr. Ebrin . tonmains. 1 0 0 0 meow remedy • f such uncommon excelleere anti atiiite.. borauxi T Wt.( no family Sahli* to it; own comfort should ever be with- 1 i • At Mr. Acker out . . out it. revted only, and sold by alarm's. FL Johnston. A r Poeletarv, 13* , A Lady, at Mrs. Pa w S Mo. Li:Nolan. The Essence and Pills at 2s. 9d. . mistomiest k iao ,, , I garb ; the Cerate a.t Is. lid. and 2s. 94. and may be ha d of Devonsaim every Medicine Vender is. the United Kingdom. I Mel Dymohd. per 41 .,* The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of .Mr. Lu r, o b e R. Johottas inserted on it. The eervants or Lady Itadding• .ma. Boit* Received h, the hands •of Mr. W. Greavra, private Suhicrip lions, remitted hy the ' Rev. tV, Pear Leeds, YOrk. shire : • t • Y. Z. by the Rev. C. 1..• e Cotleciipn At Work. ingtosi,Comberlund, by Rev. P. How, QUACKERY NOT ONLY INJURES BUT DESTROYS THOUS 1N DS. Superior it dviee is uf importance to the Afflicted. COOPER and CO. Surgeons, Members of the Rossi Co llege& of London and Edinburgh, after SO yrara' turnigs; practice, continue to direct their itudire to t he cu m or tt Cessoto Complaint is all its stages, nod those debiluileo pra. &red to jusetwletWilsCfriiol6, long reitileure te. Ate %hick If not Conch remedied, derange ce woe, am, shame WEE. Slititt aid reecot• eases of infection art., by their peculiar en ttr, etrretuaNy cured in a few dais; and they ',articular!) , claim the a , •mition of these who hive attempted the cure thou selves. or who haie hero cu unf ~ t niutte its to have 4 blind and farm eattlidenee in men ignorant tlf so imprinarat a branch of the pit , reteine, whose improper treatment 144 milt frequi-ntly ite tdrwt•: toe vital spark, but catFes Eroptions or the head, face, and hods., sore eves, snbuth, anti nose, vertigo. anise in the ear-, swellings is tar neck, ulcerated ere threats, strictures, nhstinate clefts, nodel on tke skin h-ncs, nocturiell pains iu the Mend and ►huts (Mtn bequest's , mislukcsi for theninistiunt4 e tfrifYr weakness in the biters. and swelled ant; es, until at lerieth drops) ,ivisties, with a general debility and decay of theetsusti. tuti , m. all arising from this dreadful diseaselorkine in the habit, or the imi.roper use • , f mercury, and wbich spupinins fie quelill% appear years aftie, and too often embitters the nutt ri monist state. r 644 •t: c 3 ;it! IQ et trioNai ♦ _ .e.. f .z .. b ..:.,,. a• • : .'• '') .-. .'A . ‘ , i • . .:: '... '' . . • ~! \ ::, i ;. • . ' ... -1 ...: . • ;#. . ..... 11 1 11"." ;. : ll .* N.: 4 \ * L. :, Ilf :VI : . :qtr, • • ~• a; . e # . 46 . . . , r 1... , 71 . 1,. 1 , Afit •7t ,g 5 . . - •• „_ , . , - ,:,7•/• .e - ''' ; . '1 1 1 Ai With If • f the Pollak , trliamest, hP decreed' ily, .1411 en.'' r every thing, steteance of- - r the Pope tti, edited. Still, , tordinary is ' remarkable-. -- • to Vienna ; •at ; and the d Duke, all ach other, at ' the sort of Austria and [tat,- inform, of persons nine le.tgned to populace, rowds to the I ; and that, , ops in gar- eir quarters, strian troops the garrison ° 1 go. The re. ljects of the of that for. • ough public rocla:nations en posted un police nest nquest was before Mr. led Quinlin, licit ground- outside'the is drowned . ; d O boat be- 'selves front I 'both gone ell asleep,- id. GPorge to mind the ty morning; duty, and de the pier; red that the day before, if a mall es- t-hook, and • too short, g was seen • the ht iage, in the canto 66 the water He 1.4)k. ising vestry It over, and RR pert. 4er.ittr ',sweep atm driv-r • mmisslonc , rs Cfiite- .st Ittlity last. • • „ • • C t i c "I P 2 tri J UM. :hoy lukt ord Op% IPre the fu;t old P;A at its ws