The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-09 00:00:00

T I • • .....- . „.........., J 4 • I • ( .: .•t t f r .. \ . . . . . . .. . . 1.0 . .. . . . . A i i ' ~. .. . , ) .. . \ . . ,i43 : d40 :) . , •: .'... . .. .. 4 .•, 11 ..!- -- _.. 0. ~...,., . . . . . • O r & p.i. ,t -- . - " ' • .),.:( . . . ..P v ~~~ ~ , ..... No. 3068. THEATRE. ROYAL , OttURY.LANP. rid T S preswq EVENING, Dec. 9, 4r..4:14 wili e.form A TRIP TO SCARROROUGU. Niss Hoyden, %Ifs. 11 • Tn which will he nettled. for the SA time. n New Mn-ienl Farce, called MY SPOUSE AND I. u,, n dav, Othello. Ta.• 11..ney Moan: Duke A 11131744 Mr. 'few. iVedin s cll . . A Trip to Storborangh. Tne ~....t• to he opened at belt lout ate to he gin nt i.ei , v eal ,ia }trunk, ;?. t SeiNne Price ill. &J.—Pit. Si. fel.; Aeenod Prue, LigPcirjialierY. 2*. g Second Price, h.—Upper g Seemed ,rrice, • TIMATRE•ROVAL. COVENT tiAIt:).EN T uts posent .EYE,NAV !: G, Dec. 9 b • bh - i soff snip THE ORPHAN. Callan°, Dit. -I C. Krintile g Mohicans, Miss O'Neill. I'Awll)th Dill be,a4dird. ROBINET THE BANDIT. OR. THI rommT OF SioNTESCARPINL Tli s e Orphan. eALIy,• Label's's. • - hoses, 70. cold Price IL la—Pit. Su. ti.l. ; Second Mire, 9.—Lower Oallery, 9s. Second Price, 1.16-6 Upper oloPery. h.; Second Price. (Id. A Issevote Bee 'nor he hod uichtly, on application to Mr. Wed el, of the lioa-ullice. raren for the Bairn to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Ilicoaree, flit. trees, from Led till four. Just published. In There VolllllbeS 6e.i. price 21. 12.. 6J. boards. THE GREEK TESTINIENT, a new edition, frivol Grieviiveles Tests containing copious Notes from llardy Rappel, Kvpke. Schleu-ner. tlo,enmuller. &c. in fa miliar ' Latins together with parallel Pa.i.eiges from the Classics, sat % %kb egfgrences to ifigeius for luitons, and Bus for fly the Rev. P. VALPY. And Batainiiibg Chaplain to the B .hop of Kotula,. A few Copies are orinieJ on brie Paper, prier 41. • Pri,terl by J. Yatpv ; and be Id by 1,,w and Whittaker; Unita:is and Co.; Baldwin and Co. ; nod ail other Book. eviler* FARIIIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, pthatov ow ‘ hr nt Ni'. 19, fiherrard-street. Golden. initiate, in L idles 4tottl Gentlemen of any age, who have Bever lear..s that acenroplibiornt, or who have not the modern sub.. blr ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly Etasaled for Slow to .sh , so it •.!tjt-ct ht ;mature east]) that fachinnattle requNite frier (reel sorieo% , ettprdi ionsly , privately, and in a bo i ,..rior style of pare 0101 riegance. rta:e who do not want withiro; mac ]rant at .1 .tntall 'spruce, with a respect. .et of ps t oi.., ou the public ter.rhiug evoiduz. 1 , r,.f.. 4 0r5. of !)rim ink t.ttazht thr an•tst rteignsa fancy Dances, and all the nt..ritwr arts of the ProftWdons. The Sob-caption A,seroblits are Friday. CONMENCIALMALL WINE COMPANY, (Ettaltiiblad in she year 18080 )(p. Vf, -- Slaiser. street. Rae Pro. 340, Osturd strvet, London. ACCOit DING to their annual custom, take the fifwrt, t. •Ititti.ttioix ~ the public a full List of their WINK! , twra Frs. lad CORDIALS. at their lowest 1:1.: 0 1 4 MO N. F. Y PR I C r,s, the *vole of which have been scl• cud ol]to i:]e irehtes] rare. Tarawa imps. td wasli,y ..f aU Wines, from the late Bond Yitlazessal . .ke the presesa a fivatralile time to lay in a Stock. Tt,e'Clurrhs,lbyterntir, *elicit bi favour of the public ni whtion en • !tor ye. y 1,0 ]l' PRICKS c0:.4 those who hare not Ilirfore'hon..t.l their aisles, ar# ear, isrly .411;cited to inotke It ill or th , •on. To the Gan whom she Company have keen bu rp red ti ith o,,ie.s, they return thanks, Hod siil6ll a c ~,,, jou avre of their Intrudes, nod the uFlutl atteitioa with be p.ril to hut hcr c 0.104 1 ,10. At its- Compa's's Depot.' in Skinner-meet, the Fdir have ili, opportunity of viviniax and Loans the largest sico k of wi,. e ., NC. nut of Dock, in ilit• k avi a n. The &H o w i ; , g losi is stmintitt.mt, and all Orders will meet with strict anemia]. (DINNER WINES. ( rrr Dozen.) CAPE MA D i IRA Av. I Wegi Indi.i Madeira Cape %lade Grave 45e East India ditto Vid.ada -48 s. Vin de Grave Tentere - 480. Saletae Rant] Madeira 5;14. liars= La 2 itrt.le . £A•. M.•selle SHERRY (My Old) . sgs. Old Hock Rurellas -58 s. Choinp•ilne Creaming }.oi India Sherry 6).. 1 Milo, Spatial% Pale Dino - 63.. DINNER WINES. (Pints.) East India Sherty of the most rare tstiftlity, V.I. West India Madeira, lili].—East lailia,.ditto, 450. DESERT WINES. Red Cape - 425. .Old East India Lisbon Mountain - 4Ss. Friori::ni , e - Rich Palma - 504. Charaparne - DESERT WI, F.S. (Its Phys.) Old East India Lisbon 2%. 1 Frontig.:ia.• t_ Ditto, Careavella - Red Convantia - IWilinsey Madeira - 45', I Viii de (Leash - Illalinse,y Canary - 04. I RED WINES. (Per Dozen.) Port, Vi. faze 1811, Secood Quality - - 445. Ditto Yirs' Quwitity - - A*. Ditto . of snperior Excellence -51 s. Coriolis Old Roriz crusted Port, 3 Yenrs in Ronk tiiii. Claret, rood hod ed, nu] small flavoured - 735. Dili'', 'nigh flavoured. first row ] h - I It.s. WINES. (Per Pipe.) Cape Madera - - - .6%;51 per 110 gallons. li'otalia - - - 105 I.'o - 7Ls. 7 S4s. 141%. 1 . 204. I 'Ais. ism. Tt;:e - ; Siterry West India Madeira ,•1 loan Ni &del ra Ports 1:15 120 110 and 118 ED 1'.14 110 . 175 )10 105 10 125 138 io ( 'De z , r).) (; , e,r ;RC Broody, ditto 811. Ited Nii)rau Unit Pipes and Oulrter CORDIAI.I. Pine Apple Ruin Shrub .7141. 1 1% Hilt' , So% I . :sls . I; i.. 3.11 . cats M.irlinique 110. SPIRITS. (Nev atiltui.) Crn..vis - - - 9.. 6.1.--115. 63.-12 s. 6 ,1 . 4 1 01 J.unnien Runt - - P..% titl.--?.:b t , d. fil't &nig- Krptul v. New - RT. thi. bits . K ght Teta. utd - 19 .OJ. 'im.. Twenty four Y ears 01.1 (the only Pureel in the Trude) - - 985. Oa. Kuiterthitit Ilultunds, very fine 965. U.I. QUACKERY Hare* anti destroys thousands.— NIEDicAL 1)r. COOPER, with three ~,tenits of ihiny year- experience in S , rieturet., Tipton's . . awl have NI F1)11 Al, 1) u 1 Cnor. nose apporite Riiwlaial Oars Chapel. for the Pdrl l "".' cf eliry nig all intik. •.1 lump: e, uho are rand without 9.lliva ti II or-cialliiica ew. T!ir nil, I:limit:lr attention of thtit.t. u ho I,3 ". l titt rigor.' the 40re. or IA ho have con:Wird illiterate incieteleiv, lin•, improper t r e„hurio i,„u e ii.ti ruined 'hot hare ealised 'in the hi al, rat". ati4 , ,r l e. 111 the or, It, 11.11r.tIriiia pahw n 1 I:10 "A 101411 s (Urewseoth, n,i.t,hen (.1 rheumatism), arising 1 ' 14 , 14 4 4 l lfendful thawing Talking w the or the improper 'waif COOPER nsi , t Co. are entutilled by either rev, train ( lyres, 1.11 prerimi% ; and give trt:Aii:e grab in: Tue.,114), Tue.atim.,aad Sohthy toori.in , gs, frost tom till tr. t-tr. it private door ruolbd the comet. their 601. Tilts. lISs. Jov. ltia. LONDON;SATU#II4Ir:, DECEMBER 9, 1815.: 14. ' . . . . •- . • NEW M EDITITONS OF E. W. GODWIN'S NOVBilk. : Vicinity of the New Post. Office. BRUSSELS AND IFRANICFORT - P4IIPIRAS6. lassie Pre,s, auds . peedity will be publiihed, . --ssiddlierr.4. •-. ' • '• • 1. rrHINGS AS 'IIIOX AttE; or, the Adv.*. ~ .' TO SE SOLD RY - AUCTION. . . ~,, ~, AL tines of C A LEIrWI LLIAXIS ‘'. JO tkiee volumes, By Mr. EOM UN D I)ttA VTON. . . PWANN1 1 0 . 111•, NOY.' t7.:--liVe etpPeted Nine! nets Alsedpee"( i 23d, Is ill s , - At Ole Anction * Mort, Ilene the Bank, on W EqNRSOAY. detiberg to-day; bet baltedid not leave Paris Wl' th. I)er., IS.. 15, as Twelve, by Order of the the Faurth Mili..ll. V. S r , LE(;N : it Tale of the Sixteenth Genlery ;in fiat i y d „„ ._ w i m uns aed pen _ "lime., the Third Edition. r.:•. .. I,_ a, ne w... nql arrive 1414 till to-Morrow -inesthis. • • wont, .. ......- - - I'. A MOST clearable Leasehold - brick-built DWEL..) when Baton Humboldt sell also ri tie : '• ' w ' .r. as. LINGAIOUSE, siino-e No. 62, Attie sue-sheet ; c _I Baron Weissenberg will he here ;pry . leelltillill . • *Molter airy elsewhere. neat drawing-room convenient bitched' speciosa wheehione, • entered pavril4atd,!koce,4l,l,l4,e. eel : mission, as well'as that of Baron Humbnidt, Illlsslie' I: l 4i;g l : , ..he re b i tr or t . e p i e sse r o f i o io r ii n r : ;Lir! pi T re h d ese ter p in ft () , ( lo lyr n, e i; , vi a 4 l the, conh,ection w illy the d.iilierationa of the Dirt; bile relates to the territorial division of- that pail Of Gioia' li e w tl iw in j w u a iic ri io l h °l4l sal l i d ernt h is k ito r n t ri t t i i r m s p a ro l v a tin rir el, INW Thel be gb e m l e Pe di s e ld re 1 many, -the fat;of Whi: ' h. ill not y et lII.d. K. D'A°4. e i t s *W ed illi dit a iy Y n iw to taw ehe ill ir tenti suna Pd h ne lea w e• - r w a li n . , ° l nitw conv Wswat euie "i ncL hSe for r h e ist e e P -; . Melt, Minister of- lIMISie,• And Lord Chines rty, Mi.' , and a rimit, residence, a eer y '•. or d er o f - tangiand, will take part in these tingocia. y de•tirnble purchnee. •• • • litelors had as the Peel:Nl/Kt Of 111101319. Barrows and Vincent, tors between theparties i t lited • May be 'sewed sirdays prt•co.'ine the Sale : end printed P ar . trots in the nanpe of thsfe . Copata,• 'Which 'Eno media.' • Saffeit.os to . the Coonsissian y Drunighoti-Areet ad os gs ere . . 'Drayton, Attetto m lilac . ifiNCO NI MON CH E AP. T K ..‘ A:V. ELit i. l a N ' G — fr li oni t' ' c h h i a ll 7t e s *.c. k°ll w g l ll:l l l o ill' : e e Pi c iN o h l vi l :u a .siti l ti g ".- :o ll. d rf s he4 Bo l).:l : fd i anih it i ::e bofp :a t""lie u ti l7tod ." t r t: . . M./ LONDON lo YOR.K. and olio to. LEEDS, at i the - be sold 'et Dusseldorf, though they' hod heig ht •- SARACEN'S HEAD INN, S tew hilt . • ' ' thee) at I stile wl , ich•hethad made a !Wit' bente w ei ' 7i ' From London to York only Twa Oulnens Inside, - Gulnel Oatiiide ; in proportion to Ediutshrgh eme and One riti puns of 'Frankfort, sod though they were still furnish e d Naith' the stamp of the French customs. The Convention,' th e North: :V o w s London to Weymouth Owe Cloinen • 'midi., tied' Fifteen b y *hid, the Government engager tit inil l ent,ift ' Shillings Olvtaide.- Fen.. Inside Coaches, the best Hanes, them, woi signed en the night of Ilsel3lh. 'lt-is to and keep goad time ; . the activei l liderfereuce. of •linglinid Mid Prussia in By B. W. MOUNTAIN tee d C o . . -7-- particular, that the merchants are indebted' fur this The foliewieg Pest Conches, Whil Coaches, Inc. set out from act of jusfiee.. . . • . . BRUSSELS, D e e I . .*—lt is tri-dsty Bali' ' *Pied .. or Saracen's Heat Inn: Show-hill : . '' The WA rt.:M.OO New Light Ftior.i.wide Couch to Leeds, I Ilnlifos, Hrndford, and nit pails of .stir N.veti s ,. s e t s ont at T.c,, troops are to occupy Volenciennes,Coode• - in • • , il *CI wit liaJbeAfternotia. tad arrives as the G.,lden Linn gen. and 4,.;lierlemont. Lecib, next Ev.ening nt Silt o'clock , through Stainfood, Grail. 1 L • chitin, Neenrk.tiorl:Dooratter. - This Condi I. hot rated to tie. 1 icuuuti the persons whom the resent slate of .1 • commode se the Towns of Lein% H .litix. Brarlf...ll; a..fl Vicbi *Noire in France has brought to seek to asylum is .niti. it will leaves Leetts at Tone (DTI .ek in the Morin -mi. !Ai. • g it g • • an , 114 d ame H i „gig fad Mr. B e . • • l Petensers ntav Conveniently room in Lueds from Utast Piacci4.: #. • • 2. . - a •-•- -1 • -•- Bern end be in T.• Orlon early' the' Nevi - Evening. . . i . tittitaitt . 1 - The UN i tIN New 1 3 UTRAM I'ION. I.l l nmlllmt. WM , 1 - . Dtc.:2.—The 4th and last • column of the 'lit' • chelcer. and Basingstoke F. vre-tiedde C. act', at Eight o'Clitek corgi of the Russian am y arrived to-day, 'and wilt 'tome Motning;nrrives akthe Geoirgeitio, soul tounposn. I .y Sr's 1 ts'Cltielt. This is u most delightiel conveyance to the Isle of depart the day after tooriorrotr, to Melted to ti l t Wight, Jetsej, Guernsey, th. - Malmo, Havre tie Grave, CiseN . Prussian Protinces on the Rhine. • : '• -'. - • .The 6th carps, commanded by General TagsonliSetil t " • . berg's, ate. .. ••. • •• TRAVELLING FR,ONI LONIDDIe TO LIVERPOOL, has broken up from Picardy, and ' is pr ttgib' IN TWENTY-NINE HOURS. The UMPIRE. n new Liverpool Li.rht Csittch, only one mi g ht pan through Haivault sad Brabant to eresti l ltde ' nu the road, cairios Mine Vside a n d Fo u r Guthrie Meuse at Liege , ite; sets out 1- . • • • f th . Nraemrs 11. , n1 Init. Sursw•hill. London , every dot at •• ' . ' . • 0., e ..'4,loeh, writes at Lives p riLuest .fternosm ut Sty is'Cl .r k. . Ornuegli Dwain' le, Wootourn, laistibury, Northisnieto - i, Wel t-twit, Luto.rworflt, Hiutkjev, Athernone e Litchfi e ld, Stove, • - PRIV.4TE CORRESPONDENCIL . • Ituguly, - Newoutie, Knut s foint, lVarritigtan, tied Prescott. •-. 17.1(1411 DOE. Hates, [ter, Southwell and Acton, New ..-..wealliv poil conek. Anerwion. . Paris, Dee. 2. •%. E'( MOUTII Units,: Coach. carries Four Insides. thr-iugh The most perfect -tranquillity has prevailed since • Dorchester, lilandforel, w'iliibstev, and Anin,ver, every After- the evacuation of the several posts in the capital-by . : e s u r t i a e l r q n tga istii rre .44 ll het i, w ht eers noon, arrives at the. Cr..wiy . Inn Virevistowth twat Forenoon; . the p ne k e i e tail nn Vc•-•lnesdaso I nnt Saturday Atterno,ins, m V , ii "'Will" k 4 . , •1 Jeney, Cherhworr And Sr . MANN.— i t t h itl e iv ar id i o li s s l h e t h r s oo th p e s P ; al e a v i e s n ß a o cc ya id i I The rood from On..tbiergh• to Paris, Is the III•la delightful and , vs the Astapeet its. Franca,, very rarely °revered ; but the FrarciaPoliceasi Mahn% BOSTON, •Stial.ll4, Peterborough. Stilton. and Hunting. -- duty throughout the capital, is considerably inereeseCi . 'don. New Ftaflo SialtV.Aitth, sets ot,t every Evetitie. -couches The greatest vigilance and activity' di observalsk from !t•oloti gg $0115'.3. 1 Lova, Grims by. tool Hull. the Gent d'armes and Natlonal-Goerd.. ' leo • .:. ou Sll rpr E !Li y- ti '..R .ii. Z14......... ,,, , , vi ,ptiop . 4.7*.44lbeth fiyus,anni, DarclwA vi er f , ado4r Fal sor nioult,.. : . sk a n t i rl o d n u g s Is continue to he arrested - one maelerdieLianddiew• ''.' • 5i11e , ,',..... s' v Mtiroi:,..•-'U r ....I.'s.-- k, throneh. lisisit a, As i gu. ard-hou.es, but iuslarices are Immediately' wm. , . t. ;•'.i.idpnri, Riandford,'lllastogstoke, and damtshot. . ... ti ',. :.1 rand BlikB COL Flying Post Conches, through Chips - -wet at liberty.. The offence charged upon thus kr rt :., cope, and tioritorronsts, every Afternoon . ; arrivettl not seditious cries, but seditious conversation, width; 11, nays, 1 ,,_ ..4..,.,:, marl 1nn,. 4, 8a rt i i .1 , ! , , g.. a ........, ntl t c he oa Lu en n e d s on to T w aye ei ra ll. , iis sserhfs rd hy some person standing near them'. • •It T..crinas-sti. t, Wolof, - are a l . ilridgeonter, Taunton, Exe - er,'ite. • • j was present at the trial of a person for this silence' under the new law ; -the ells rge egeinit him was se i LEEDS Yew Light Courh, r eolledi Tim Rockingham, sets o ut tot e cy Moroni( at balf-past .Seven •''Clock 4 entries Four _,... . . . • sr . I miles only; "girt goes remarkably Pity, with utGuard through- 'unload otlaerrattun•• -Upon the wog' s Government- - dot. Passes throueli Steatf.rd. Newark, R ' etford, Dowaster be-was aaquitted.• -the fact .prover} against him was a and Eerrytwidge,to Hie Golden Linn, Leeds, newt Morning -- simple censure of. s.„ measure of the Admini•trstioti. D.LBILITY, Ike: Notwitlestuodie.g the toteutonion expertitb n of this Coneh.it is ~.„. allowed td be roe MIA operable Wl'? 1N1..-iitl`le Public Convey. . Altilit•iiew law, which is certainly capable- of being ENCOURAGE') by the uniform • success at. once on the North Roads helot( tom/willed in Acc..almodattna ; construed into an instrume.ut of severity, is admi. teodin, t h e ~er o .is ts iamb .d of •Trentinent- in btu cure of hyury "tiler. • eir • • I glistered 'in a- liberal and humane manner. In the a frw oresok„t C,,...pli t iots which has been eerMed by the GLASGOW, Lnnotown,. netaa- Green, Arran, . bunifrieS s ni experienee of nny Is ars, i m n a liege mitt egtensise pr o f -lire— ilrownhill, T'borsibill, - nanntsbier•Kiln,. Cninnork, Rho:toe*, . el/store of an overwfielnting physical force to keep wit•thl.• ;Ain, of she happy effects resulting to the Publi, from and isWpiirl'.. 4 f Scf 4 tleo, Cv ,,, Perdowil Covell (DAY). • . i down the spirit of disaffection, which rases throng's, Medical Men cotifini.,g their attention to it f ertain el:rmt of Dis. YORK, Newcastle, arti,F.dirdsorgh s new " 3 m t t im h rf ,, r f r . 4 l ; ft el : Par i s' imm•.great political i rise'nstrument is a 'utely ea , es. Messer. C.:ISS ,aid CO. Members ofthe Royal Cl-.. with a tillardthreurhrul. sets not every Clcl' Moroi - A in c e if Sorgrous ii, Loudon, contemn. 1., din-ct their endive to Shy -'Clock, by way of Newark, Itclf..ed, Tait-aster, Dar- : necessary. As yet . the evacution of the 4 spits' is tho.e Disorders artsinr( brims a secret destructive habit of in- boom, Nortionllerson, Dtirhum, id.o•peoli, nod ft e rwiek,-= / . merely - :nominal:l...the At - tights • end ♦ • village...sae... considetate Youth, which not only otrii.soin. a inviter-At, traie kikeengera Whig themselves fatirtued (nom the length of the , of• Nervous Affectiami, hut cr.) eat oils on its votaries all the ourttey, may rest whin time they please, and then proce ed ... ins , rounding the capital continne to be occupied ; two taisisions, however, of the British . army, have Brett. . . epecvaling inshecilitie. of old age. In bleat distres.ingstate of ollAnni wily Minnows! fart, to the Black Soto: Ins, emae'• Drtniity or Defy-knee, whether the onto-414 , 1We of sarh limy.' street. YealL •• Coaches to Suntleduadt Bulls' Sealb"cang; ; beechen up, and English Comminaries have been dis tll habits, esre...ave drinking lang. resi•liaire: in hot climates, Whitby, mot Alter Places. ~ or any other caws:, by w his It the power, of she constifutisus ' RRIDGENOIITH mid *Mud new Post Coach, every • patched on their route to liavre=ile-Grace, to make became enfeebled, us regularly educated Surgeons of London, Evening. . . the socassarlt.prekau ationefor. the match of. tbe.troopa. they offer n firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and CARLISLE. Fenrith. ari Wisitedinv , en. Pint Cdaeh, wills . —about thirty regimeids have received orders to pro viestre is- health. ss Gourd nit the - way. Poses throng.. Itritmcio, Appleby, Where an early appliention is made fin the Cure of a Cer- Grentabridge, Richmond, Calletiek, IlorontSbretee. We- Old to England. it is thought some a hat ex? mom loin Disorder, frequently co/1 ntrasted in TIIIIIIMI of Wehrle.. therby„ . A iserford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the 'Dement . p . I . , Wintry, that Lord Hill still retains his military coma . 1 tv, the eradication is generally completed in the short space of way by 'eikliteris miler). sets out every Morning. and Inn days, nod in the more advanced snit inveterate singes of forme the joitrney with the ;rented facility. Psis enters dialaitt• Mind in the capital ;.• there are still several hatt,ilians Venereal Infection, cliarncieriged by a variety of p.rinfol and eat MS the toad nyinhdoess or Ple;t-ure. have the l'er*li'. l ad.: of the guards its barrarks in Paris; and it is under. disn'es:ing sytnel•.ttoi„ n per.everme in their plan (without re- vain:lice .A their nods brine sus urrd In the first C-olh. i 1 I „ inn, ~ Stood they are to coitnue for aim" time. A letter. simian in diet ••r exercise) will ensure to the Patients permanent • KENDAL, lailituster. Pri•••••ot, It. why • bottsda e, •., . . . .. . ~.. and vortical cure. Cherie', Onosklrk, mid Gnr....n0.; Post COlinani. very After- on the suoject' is laid to have hero writ-en by ill* The Diseases of the Urethra. at. frequently, connected noun. at Ace J - ciors. ch00t..61. .Bnke . of . ticheli t e* to the•ilo c ke t of__W •i vl il itig_ ton. lb. utitttst ~ with, i r Aright, final the ati,iye Complaii,l, haw not escaped StIEPFIEI6I, and Roilserhaa, post Conch , trilled the Rock object el st wog i ts reques t T ha t a ILI I• force their attention ; by tin intallildennd improved plan, they ore en. lagloiiis, every Alisruire. • • . otsled to re ..... ve obstinate Gleets and Stricture's. whether ;Ay impont.„ Warrington, Ktositsforl, titan :. rind Liteh- fa rce remain in Paris until the Royal gusted IS v ot ively recent or of long d u r a ti o n, %Woolf reamers; to the painfol eel!, Pang Gott+, every liveteng at Fife "'Clock, to the organized. Montmartre is to be ore , ped by FretsCh and dangeresisusevot the Caustic Bougie. Mossy instances c an lie litotbertmes, Someen's Head ten, Dale-street. Liverpool.-•• M . troops as soon as the brigade of the se with division, ildred of very inveterote eases, of sevens! yean! continuance. Guarded thronghoo ,t. . . Wising yielded to their bulbar! ion few dais. after the cure had WA K is.ll C. LA) Pint Conch, every Morning, at half-past ' which occupies it at presets?, shall have glum off. been itticeoned by sober Practitioners withoust effect, • and Six n'(7104.14. i The friends of Marshal Ney ate clam* outs rig:4l6st . - ..tich ha. been the agreettbl.• result of it plat-tier of li years. CD Lyme anti Parkeate:Post•Coach, dolly, dint die made of treattnent has not, in sine single instance, earn SU \!I ER LA N I), proved nhortive, during which period loony thousand permit,' adorning, to the Cieoree Inn, Suitt. B•itish troo .s iti the :a &al be. Storistote, oast If :MEI, New Coach, every ' the continuance of . i t to.d. ~ , , yonti the time apeciti d in the Treaty ; it is even ,of 11.,th Sexes hove experienced the enjoyment of having heel) MANCHESTER, Winslow, Limgleton, Newcastle. Wnwat, - ..„ , that .. . will . made to it in . prer c eimen some allusion be I i peifeelly cured, after severe and injurious methods had been and W•ilyeihronototi. Poi Coach. every :i.f . te . ro.`ort i,, e .. laV n e , f l ,;.:l pre.reered iu to no purpose. efit REWSPIIIIY,OVeIIirgIoo, and S.hdloill. 9 t h e . timber of Peers, when Isis trial com.nences, Co Married F. males, whew expretationg of those t en d er th e Prince of Wales, every Evestirg• t.. s: 4 l . Five oi;thloucti,nigattuiti.rdedls. and that it will bee made the ground of further delay. pledges of connubial happiness have berms defeated, it may :don BIRWIN OH ANI Meteors . Piev• . n 'h w t slimy at ". This is mere be a pleasing reflection t o kr-ow, that by a motive. petseveranre nut evcry Afterosian, and reaches iStrining ilimaei . WWI. rumour, and probably unfountle:l. Ars in their tensed es, the general health is Cu tiovated, and the in t . Pasha by 0 %ford, En-ton. • ; oat Shipstoi.e. to the tt.araccu b oipligati„,„ will , he wever, 1 uo-dersta lid, he media pe.limet.ts removed. Head. IftillsitreeC, and Cattle 'lout, fisruiiiiintiiii. , for further delay, on the ►grnund of the refusal of Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cute of these . DOVER. Dent, Margate, !temente. Comet !wiry,.machos, some, and the inability of other witnesses to attend, Fever : particular "coiripleints, in order that they may not be marked ' show, Chatting'', Iftmchester, and Gravesend Post (- by a mi•talico few, with the /4111111(1y ,II . 111,91 y munched to the Morstingeuel Evenieg. t All the Generals who are comprised in the King's ignorant einpitic , think it but justice to th emselves to slate, HERTFORD, Ware, ii oildenton, nod Cheekiest Coach. • , onisanCe, and who have either surrendered them- Mat they have been properly educated and initiated into every every Morning. Oid FAMONTON Conchs, doily, at eleven. selves or been brunch o the profession c , f i 4, and half-past 7. 0 Clio k. - - 18 ,, f e. •-• , -, . .--. o „ oieye d b y ' trial. .It is again reported,' that General Grouchy hospoals, rind testimonials from lite highest professional:lllth°. ) weld-past I. half-pas. tines, they hove to convince any enquir e r). Thnt n residence N. b. Heavy Weights at 1,. „ ag _ t_n0 . 0 ... ,..5ve in the warmer hemisphere of our eo•tera world, Its well as to the ai.der•rtsenitotall W*9.9(991:9:4: has been arrested—he will be treated with as muck other pqi ts. emboldens them to assert. that theis• researches To OISS. 8.-ecles e &n and till parts of Solidi, igh>, Bury, severity as the law will admit of, in consequence of having hero c-oifiiied to di,cnses already enumerated, they „load ev e ry Misr:Oar. hi s conduct to the Dukeof Angouleme. It was ha te.• a errloiniv of renovation in soca its may labour under the tia‘ea a ; w ho refused to confirm the conditions, upon which d ht :iating edicts of a lifts passed under the torrid zone, i b i s k ft rt our, that busing had opportunities, in, their professinuo werrIi.tENCLSTER, Abingdon, a d Healey, three N Winchester, Ramsey , Lyndhurst, Ly Duke I fa- SOUTIIAMPYOI: Rinto.,,,,d, jefirdinxbridr, we . b„. the surrendered himself . a prisoner in the south. parity, of forming no intimate ncquaintruice With the rotistou. mitimen. Curistetsur.. . maid _ lse n ev, .. _ t _ ___ . .,_ ll). Madame -Grouchy was still more zealous than her tional habits of settf iring persons, they oiler to them the best PIIIIIII`. I.le of %Vigil • . Jersey , , ,s •:;, ..';,, , •_. ,r l a_ _gri__!!!! assurances of immer.irte relief; ( lint the success i• resulting from SUNPURY, Ha. ,, e.ton. end i a a sin in re a week. : 11915)39)1Af0r Bonaparte; it is- said that she has some their eadeavouis hrst induced them to qiiitthe mortice of the nod Warlord, Pte. . !time since been orderbd lo leave Paris. genetnl Isractitionert rind they presuthe iheir,pretensions con• HEAPITEA la gi . H. d Th and Dnnerister. Pon : The coltiction of pictures to he taken from the it i North( e, ow ess,, nen, . .. IBCF IIO4 WICII. Woolwich, and Deptford, ulnae a fair ground for the unpr.cedfotesi csuilitlence will' '. II ,L o ~, , _...., ____, ..,,..„_.. ._. ,e troll and Sun L uxembourg . the' _ to will but small "" to Lour , covera which they have, by the public, been WI lubet•ally honoured. . r -...-tar h. eyes y mormoit at at" , . Lulcal '" '" Patients in the country ore requested to state the itnniettlara Ina. Myrritl•"nle's /ha' ' tespect fop y 'molt •,,s portion of the wails of the ; Grand Museum ; but Ho of their ease, nee, and manner of living,'enelosing a remittance - , WILLIAM ' ili - MOUNTAIN sea Ca. deficiency is to be made up from (hi' works of the for advice and intalitioes, and the remedies will be , Ives ureter.. their Ffiii' s mid l'Al Public, that ' I I . ' 3 ' wili. -'. l ',_ 4 _ h t. a .f p res .i.".l l ,7, warded to tiny rata or the kingdom. - for tins Parcels ,o• •Logsare, air. of move um " rieved ',e, • French living artists ; and say they, " the Moselle% A u nless reteredns such, a pa id f or . Ti be corsuilted nt their Mooed:lily (persnonilv. or by letter. • %rotors if lost 10 . 4 .e "'lre r e-s e ' , l l . • ~-__, 1.,... Snow - tell, id , redw ,,..._ i will b., mere post paid) by patients of either sex, with - secrecy, delicacy, a ccarduotiv. rat the _ •". •ac wow . ot the west clad .if the town.. the elasticity of Spirit whirls the French derive from splendid than,ever." It is wonderful TO accommodate Imp.* res iding Mal allettlion. , • 1 Goss and cn. surgedos,l3,lswede- , *et,- • P "' N ''''t l ei • H b the two coaches. . fhvir characteristic self-conceit, 1 - May .1, len% Nurse L.lhy, wadi y, f at a -n rind Porrelsore honked at Ihrteretes New White i . • Priiticil for W.-Simpkin aad R. Aftitibmil, Sit tioness'-coull, Ludgate-street. TO THE ADMIRERS OF GLOSSY BOOTS. LAnirt. kND GENTLEMEN, BEG leave most reepeclfolly to recommend to y. u use of my lovnlunkle .Comeosition of JAPAN BLACKING, which preserves and sofiens the Leather, and imparts the in.sit !lemur'sl jet black ever belied; wards cannot . set jorth its just praise, nor its transcend:tat Qualities be trmly known. but by experience. tl'4em will dad by the coatinned ose.stf thls eminently • soperioi Blacking, that their ikalf Boots and Walking Shots teal be kept soft sand pliable,' and resist dint!), sins the ele iA'KkQ of a torn:Lit lustre. A Bottle mly he had, ns specimen, at my Manufactery s and bq the principal Bnotinakers. Oilmen, and Perfumers, at sill the Areal ("ism in the kingdom.-1 have the h.moise .to he, Ladies mad Gentlemen, your most otiedteial and humble Servant, RICHARD TURNER. No. 114, Lotalor.r.uid, Southwark, Nov. 1, 1615. Agents al Leicester. J. Smith and Son, Sinithou, }loose, %V Leder, Lewin, Welister, Wird. li.erfunt, Hinter, Elton, Hutton. Thompforh, W,lloitiot, Haines, Monolog, Hate., Clayton. Witinore, P.rsons, IN' rthcr, Noakes, Pickard, Metcalf, And may be bad of one or more Shopkeepers In on the great Town,. in the Kingdom. -Ladies' Boot*. by the ase nt this alneking, will experience a lustre and jet black equal to v.iniiA; words. cantor so fortis its jest praise, nor its trutscendautqualities be truly .ItilAts but by experience. • . ..., • • • Remark.— Country Shopkeepers may be supplied this . Blacking, in Si s penny, Shilling, and Eighteenpermy by addressing their rommands to the Warehouse. *here a sits, le R the may be had as a sample ; or by applying through the me dium of the Wholesale tittu-es. N. B. Ask for Turner's Blockiug. ~l~~~e~ a No. 114, thattm-rool. Southwark, Dath. 1, 1815. Just published, price h. MEDICAL. ADMONITIONS to MARRIED PEOPLE, and to th se ;eh Intend so enter bus the M rued State. with Obs. rvstioes ~ ss the Ph ssien ElPets of .th,.t Passions, the necessity a at udvantaxes of t' t it due Reitnbi 7 51.50, and the danger of e%ce.s. To %hie's we added, the most cffrrtn tl me ns of reli-slug, those di.t.essiug slaiptoms induced by the lissitetuuAty wir Youth, de. By M. VENEL: The Third Ldiiitsit. Who never toss, mo banquet e'er ellipse; never toils ..r switch, s. never • reps. Let nature rest t and n hen the taste or'joy Grows keen, indulge; but shut. s diet,. • • . Aninviext. Pnbli•htetl by the Author, and .:old by 131...r.r.nut. anti t). Pa:en..ftver.....l% ; 'Cerro. Sid, Oxtiori-aireet, near Solto-ttitrArr ; and uli other Lliftlift'llerb. ' • • • ' • A , i2s2. .. , .. . 14 ' J