The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-25 00:00:00

LONDOA, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1815. " The Cause far while& Flastralts fell is the Agit, 413 es Breme► died PM Ms sezrota 1 " F LEEDS, AND ItOCKINGRAM ..;fl, to the S.r a eeres orrery!, from the 'worst ,x, that the ROCKING 'Iure leave the Sato:el.'s and travel unly D cicalae!. Newark, , wa. 11n.i s allowed to be the meo,l agoreithfe and coMplete Public C. nveykoce on Inc N.l th said the Prop ietur are detest:Oiled it Audi tout r that c:.aracter. Yolk, Dar N. wca.tle, Durham. Sunderland. and EdathorAti N , •w Past Caarit every day; carries five inst. es; a favourite Coach with 1 ‘e Ninth Bova.. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. I Cnv nr Lonnort Tartan, July 42, 1811 A LL Communications and Notice of Subscriptions -LIL are requesied to be addressed la the Committee at the Cliv of London Tavern. Subscript' us are received at Lloyd's s at the City of London Tavern, and hy all the Bankers of the Metropolis. A 'own of Subscriptions already advertised £64,012 is. Sd. Subscriptions of the Fawn of Soave Itthihitantsof the BEDFORD. lot oid of the Borough of South- Orner.l Joitoscriptioonsfor the oark, 011 account ,COO 0 Seffeerr- in rheglorisso Vie- Colonel Campbell 10 10 tory i:f W..terloo. Trans- The Loral Greenwich armed by the Rev. Dr. Phil- Volunteers, by Lug. lip Hunt, July W. Campbell 50 0 The Duke of Bell o• d. Hen Brionr, of Ham- Recorder t2lO 0 burgh 52 0 Right lion. Lure Hadley Collecti .a, G W. Ru.sell, additional 8 9 Si. P. 10 10 William To , k' Ro. 800. W. Wilde. Ihi curt si' 0 grave, M. P. 10 10 D. and P. Machacitlaa 10 10 Feu „Green. I. •q. Ai Craven :•n4 Mott SI 10 Mayor 10 19 Wil i..a. Nittid,e 10 0 SirW. Long. li it. 10 10 A., us I,r a 3 3 Messrs. J. and F. A Bet won 1 0 Barrnol 10 10 A. Leduury Church, tic.. Lisa's, R.q. 10 10 atm. • I Discourse Rev. ..iss. Abbot I, bl, tile Rey. James D. D. 5 5 Watts 314 Jr. 9d. T. 1. Disrson,l.A. 5 5 Ja r Bloomfield 1 0 J m•• Dir. Esq. 5 5 . Awn Taylor SI 10 T. Kids.. n, Esq. 5 5 W. II iirsley 1 1 Messy% ,•,, ash 5 5 I Walsh, Esq. Or- Mr. Joiii. Pu ley :i 5 ford Mr. Ileurs Parley 5 5 Rev. T. Graham M . Warkias .5 5 Tlionias Maims O. . iil C elm. 5 U Joshua Cooke Misses. Leech and Mrs. h.• Smith Gree-n . 4 4 Baker Morrill . CapLColb.,R.N. S 3 Captain Man Dobson. ' M..j..r Horner, Lieutenants Rostock Bedf. Mena 3 S Pitman, and Rue • Rev. P blip Hunt. bridge, R. N. two IL. 0. 3 3 days Pay each, four John Mince-, Esq. S 3 Midshipmen, and Third Protcr,Esq 3 3 twenty Men, oars Mr. It. VW . Itobinsuo S 9 day's Pay esels,ern. Charles Short , Erg. S 3 gloved at &loot Mr. (1. Macauley 3 0 I Benjamin BAykty Subscriptions 88 8 . Snarl Sebserip -1 tiOln 27 8 toneh , s fr.,,n the &sun-era's MA. Snow-hill. to L verpool, Dove!, Ural, Vire)mouth, Exeter, and all parts of toe king dom. cOMMKNCr-NII:NT OR ALTERATION IN PART- N 111•1 2 11TI , D OK t o‘IisLICATbD .AC COU N JAB I .ItRAS.E.I) AFFAIRS, dm. %- - - - - j It. EDMUND TOWNSEND, from a long ric" of esp rim nce in various branches of trade SD.: a pert , c a !t i nnier/me with mercantile Recounts, is induced re spectfully to or , his ahvit e and services to Merchants. Wald fr.co.rris or Tinder, tt bre ;dial." may be in any meatnre de cant. d—to prevent. the waste of pr , iperty nod ruinous conse quences monmosils attendant on baoksuptries —or up.* Coal. meorrineof of alter oinns in partnership', in framing just and correct articles of vopai 111E1).111p, and establishing a systematic mode of accounts and proceedings in bust ,upon terms adapt ed to the patine and extent of the concerns and the mean, of the patties. The MOO sati.faciors ref..? Nice can he given as to his quoit& rationS, had a set opinions observance of the conlidente reposed in hien. Letters left for him at No. 8. Chaltomstreet, Somer.% Town ; o- nt the Aniie.dltra t e• , eee-lionst. Threudneedle-street, a ill merit, an ,m,n. iten•iun. C"T•I'ING T UG ; also Men of Fashion's t r oTrl! S. ie. n A sit TS, PELISSES, and young lIIISS 4lt and tuner Dress. •. . °mina-• to be made by F. HSEN, to his urn-known elegant and supe rior f cu. arid Sitio', al No. IY, Rathhow place, Lan do.. Country Ite-t.;pnts may be inform.. d now to traussiit their ineamire is a biter. Cards of terms for Teaching Tailors to rut na F. I) 's noatn mical and nails Irtle , ar.d tort. r! Wan. to I), Ivo ae ab..ve, o by pn...—ltn.trretiqn T.4111 , -. 10s. &I. Pitch —Paid letter 4 ids at andied.—Paper Models .4.1.1.1 • d C wary Tailors.—Moiders suppli.d with Foremen, amid Foremen with Situations. 7 0 1010 --161 11 NEXT THUHS.sAY. SwlFr and Ct.. are selling TICKETS and SIIARE4 .rni the GRAND LOTTERY now Drawing (warranted undraser) at their Offices, N . 11, Poul , rv. Nn. 31, Wow High -14, 0.8( . 1# g-ci wc, wee.. THE WHEEL 5T11.1. CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING Olr AND PRIZES; Prise of ,C10.000 1 llOO 1 4. 1 1) .. tux 4 Borough of South Irak, on accoom statoo 0 The linos India Dock Compaay 210 0 Thomas Greenaway 5 5 Thos Greenaway, jun. 1 1 Mitchell Greenaway 2 2 Ed wurd Green.. way 1 1 Hadley Church ('ol. lecliou after a Ms -9161 .4 . , by the He,. T. IC 411 ISt. Id. Ad''' . ...1 from the ck Ear ha.;ge w n 20 0 J. J 10 10 l't.a lr. S 'km 10 10 Pr 1. Mn hell 5 5 1 Oral • and %Mien 10 1U Lutedale and Sin 51 10 ..tth, and Green 5210'+ T. U. Reav 10 10 Mr,. .eaccut 10 0 4 & &c. &e. Ore nr die driven tile First Day was zoldtt .%V I F E ()dive... .N EX Is Y is the Seetwel I) iv of Drawing. . FIRST HAY's 1,11.4 WING. JULY 19. No. A PRIZE ..f £tt/.009. 1744 'DM in 0.. e Qiutruer, AO • Eigol Shaseasko, By RICH A RDSON. OCR. .od SFCO% 1)* DAY'S )R WINS. MATiIIMON Y. MARRIAGE should be the foundation of social n pylons which is often disturbed tnrough the patties that form Ihr 111114 , u ant biking those precautions obit+ woalp secure theta th, eteovment of that great domestic bbeing.— People of every rauk pay adaratiea to the 'brine of wedlock ; hut. *lore the coustiaiiine Fist been tainted by disease, or debt. libord by .. certain debit couiracted at an early age. a renava time of Maid its prey alb; to everting that state is indispensably remtioite to teviye the slumbering sparks of life, and to reani mate the sysirm. Fur oh disorder, base cantribetee more ENCOURAGED by the uniform success at. ss eentially to ••e -troy Hymeneal happiness i ha., tit, se i which are te-dine the peculiar method of Treatment in the cure of tee cousequence ef enriearded oleaeure. It was this coosidern- I a few prevalent Complaints. which has heck confirmed h v the lien which induced Messes clgilfl I le. rind Co., for these last experience of ninny years, io a large and extensive practice -3 0 years, to direct their studies owl attention extheively to the sensible also, of the happy effects resulting to the Pulite, from treutateui and flire uf the Venereal I)isenve t and the die,rders m e dic a l Men emitiiihng their attention to a certain Class of Mt nrisiiig therefrom, a. ale , I • that Arno gehietit of the seAein pro- I eases, Nlessrs. COB, and CO. Members of the Revel Col dueed by the destructive limits of the teem Siderale o lion' l"s's lege of Stir. , ..alis in London, continue to direct their studies to which brings en shoe. distressing debilities mid deticirocies mat these Disorders arena; from &secret destructive habit of in peened sir embitter the \la rissinsbull state. Tut soccreful re- I colisitierate Youth, which not only occasions a menet .ms traits suit of their plan gives tacos additioaal ardour to impose the of Nerveus Affectiens, hut also entails on its votaries all the tamers of these corepluites, e r ..i c h ale t h e toast jiti te ettnit in enervating Imbecilities of old age. In that distressing state of the catalogue of human infirmities. It believe; Evert person Debility or Deficiency., whether the emeequence of such bane- W 4, has indulged iss this •olit br‘ vice t o see k r e lief 1, 5 coa.UlI- t ful habits, excessive drinking, long residence in hot climates, inc pe,fessinniii men ut embolic's an d hon o ur, to which Messrs. or any other. rouse. by whit h the powers of the ceststitution CU il R ll'. and i is. claim the entwine: of scholastic Rut:Hattie h s yc o me eef e ehled. u s regulnrly educated Surgeons of London, Its Well us the testiineny of Dr i v ele r :we:lra f ac i e li t prat...log they offer a ftem, safe, and speedy restoratiou to sound and the cure of these clunpinis.h. the r hold ant en induccrueist to yi enr ou. health. vice ; but, semible, as till mess must be of the exist. nee of loch i Where 'in early application is made fat the Cure of a Cer culumities, they sill'er their ass e iatit ., as re pe rtr i v edi t eited eau Oisoni .r. frequently contracted in a moment of inehriee hleit.hers of the llo%al Colleges of Snezetins of London and lv, the eradication is generally completed in the short • , irace of lelinbuieli. Slight and recent ca-es of Syphilitic infectitio are two day , . and in the inure advanced and inveterate stages of radically cored in the sheet spare of two days. Tieee of the Veitereal lutectiont characterized by n variety of painful and most °beau:tie iluritinn, Filch as or ivreetiote , inveterate Strie- distressing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without re hires. Paills 01 I I.e B o n e s, Gi cets , e r e. sire tsfshirkehlly lind straiut lei diet iir exercise) will eitstlre to the Patient 4 prfOlitOrhi sp .. e ddy c u r e d. Several .Nohlemeil and Geettennet of the first and radical cure. respectability have been nosier the care of eicesrs Currie and The 1)i-eases of the Urethra, as frequently connected Co. for the removal of einetpinints of the urethra, stecture., ' w ith, , r arising from the ahove Complaint, have not escaped ate.; and having received i t rained and eermartient fere, re- their attention; by an i t ifailible laid improved phut, they are en. =het references may be made to them. as satisfactory evi.. ablest to tconove obstinate (Beets sad Strictures , whether of she decided superiority of Messrs: Currie and Co.'s recent nr of long duration, without resorting to the painful plan of treatment. hinny of these Gentlenrco had etrictuter and dangerous use of the Cnustk 11..06e. Many instances can he from 10 to ed years, and were an d er th e ca re of Messrs. Home.' adduced of very inveterate cases, .14 several years eitsitinuauce. Heaviside, aoit of her Surgeon , : o r eo u t d em e s eare. who iii teinpteil h..ving • lidded to their methisd its a few days. arter the core hod their cure by the i pplicsen ti a s t h e l oner caustic. without sue, been attempted by tither Practitioners without ell Pet i bud cern. Mettent. Currie at d Cu. heve selected the following letter such has beets the agreeable result of a practice of lf years. from the rasoy they are d a ily rece i v in g from Gentietnen, re- that the mode of treatment has not.. in one single instauce, ever turning them amok, for their restoratinn to sound mid vig is proved abortive, during which period many thousand persons hi :silk. It was beat to then,. unsolicited, (nuts the bun of a of Roth Sexes have experienced the enjoyment of hayilig been Noble Earl. who had beioured under this distressing and phi... perfectly cured. after severe aid injurious methods hod been fat onolady fur .10 years; he had been under the care of several persevered in to no purpose. F orisons. of professional eminence. untie of whom Af f orded him To Married Unisies, a hose expectations of those tender permanent relief ; but from the superior method of treatment pledges of connubial happiness have liciu defeated, it may else ;Wearied and palmed by Mews. turtle mid Co. be received a lie a pleasing rellectina to know, that by a proper perseverance M I 1.1. A RD'S I M PHRI A L CLOTH. , rattle lore le the short space of one month : 1 in their reused es, the general health is renovated, tied the int- " May 28, 1810. i pelinient. removed. II Y li SS bl AJ EsTt 'S ROYAL LETTERS PATVNT. I "To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hatton -gorden. t Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these 4. conteuant pus de tits mak en pos-edeol tuns tea agreiness ~ i A Lard —feels greet Piraeus ill ruloenaliralieC to Dr. ' particular cotnplisint-, in order that they may not be marked el tit - 4 list, l'ue.e.- d . Stintrelle. FLIE Nobility, Merchants, mid the Public are Currie the perfect reostablishorent of his lowiltl, in coniequeace by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so: justly iittnehed to the er his mild sad admirable treatment of St:Wares in the Ure- s iraorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state.. rs-peeffe,ll. leformed, the /show Cloth I. ' 4ll Pleil f°‘ the tit" , lie may add, that be hell not for may years enjoyed so I that they have been properly educated nod initiated into every raring- tsurposes of family use, fur sh e tine, Sheeting. Children's muter comfort and freedom horn pain; sad be entertains so ' brunch of the prefer-issit (t ereicaley of which, from 'arbors tear, Siips, be. owl for the perptiie of lire- , it surpasses de :e his having obtained, through his skill trad attention, i t hospitals, and t es timonials frunr the hilliest proleim:al audio :very liter cloth in its primarearlaiitYiroisdarivestells to health, perfect and radical cure o f th a t horrid compl a iut. A s l ie was rifles, they bare to convince nay eamuirs , r). That a wank-are which it pr, motes in ail climates, by p •iiteetiii4 tritium ie. as a -integer to the manner that tubers treated tier tom rreasitie the .. aye wassail. even ii. the hottest he:16011. and to- be ha. i el his power. tram Is fair trial strut a just comparison, ' othe r pooh emboldens the to assert, that their researcher Waite, in the warmer hemisphere of oar eastern world, as well all in taily preventing the various ills that arise from being bild.leally to pay .b it .tribute of Implant, to Dr. Caine.i which he s-usi- I h av i ng b rew con g ae d to diseases already enumerated, they 11141 liill e d ne e , r idi ng ~r ,oli ee aethe exercise . I t Lea " i m bib es ley reels, and shall ever be must ready mud willing to aickuon- . out a certainty of renovation to such as may labour under the 'se damp asap:where either by sea or loud s its economy and ledge." 'arability is very meal. and it. beauty in alive:ironer peculiar. Married Women, who have loot been ahappniated in their ' had opportenities, in their profeseional ea as Sheri fe z , it esilihll s tUi passed ever% tiller cloth fur comfort expectattem id a family, may be assured. Shut in must in- paCily, of fornsiag d ri c a t t o h l e it r o , i l izg at eff iu e i c r t i v ng of a life ponied under the torrid zone. Aud an itaimate sequaintonce With the constitu , and mow iraoce, as o ell as being 2-Bths or nearly half the statuses such defects are curable by Medical skill ; and although srice, as if a nee viler Sheeting Is te be wit elsased rat 7 1 - flii- the femoral of such Impediments be an object sit doubt and un- assurances of immediate ief ; tional Meths of seafaring persons, er . y a ,rl thi s iris „ t 0.% 4„ ~ t eq "„i ti ae ,„.., , wi ll g i ve a certainly with others, yet the cure of such deferte, by the gra- their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the m ing , o f 3 4 . tsar ,ord. sit o f.fition ts• its peculiar comfort, and dual gropers of renovation, is the trequirenteet of their expo- shat )in pray •reeit fur toe other wi ohs lel qualities. , lricaer. 11 1 lel early application to Messrs. Carrie and Co. the sgeDetituterillaPhtriticriitgirnileneod" and it t. sold duly siashivel, wholesale in eittire cases, containing patient will escape the psis, danger, and capon., ..f a loog and honoured. t t r e y s p a res reer ume det tr ee ir p e r i e n t fi e d n e s i l i n t as e s co i n ti which they have by the public, been so liberally ' P.m 3.) to 6.. pieees each, for export-diem ; and by the piece of tedious attemeame upon less experienced practitioners. blears. Patients , in lb:country are rejliested to state the r ulteulars i , to s•i yards, front es to si. 6d. per turd. at the Last India Currie and Co, may be consulted by patients of either leaf with of their case e, and meaner living, eeclosing a remittance ' torhouse, No. 16, Cdenieide, and is ON other bane in lowa the gratings,. retry and honour, u ; th e i r house, N.., 107, Hat. for advice and medicines , and the remedies till be given or for ' euunee, and the publie are . particularly cautioned against ten-garden Patients in the country, describing the particulars warded to any part of Or kingdom. await on, j of tit eir cave, ate. and mode of living, iseb Orders with r e mitt a nce exe c u ted as if the p as ti es were pee. advice tied inedit to e s, the same will begliveni:og a rkihanee fur . To be consulted at their house daily (perso nal! ". nr b y letter, rsaN al to n ypti o rt post paid) by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, i of the kilted .n.. To ensurethat secrecy so essential to their un- and attention. The 11"ete Chintz for Ladies P'11 , 4.4 may be obtaiued as' dertakine. t.s.! ponsge tlitt o t r oo k i lt ar ers deth aa . . Y so c, fr o m two t o f our G u i neas eac h pi e ce. t fur akdicium.-101 ; be added to the siecount t Goss sad 10. surgeme,l9, Boaverie - strert, t Nay 1, 184)9 • Fleet-street. NEXT THURSDAY, JULY Cr ; Third aid Lls ! : Av . *UST 1. P►ize of ,&10000 1 . 5.1, 11,1 1. 3.4 i.s G IASO 4 4.. OLP Gal 15 ............. ... ........ And Ike toll proportion of Asu awl .815 Pain. Tickets tio4 Wires tvarr.i.t..d Mph awn. are ~.w nn b' I t•HARI)SON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Coloration for le present Lottery, nt their Ogees, Cariddll, and Cloister Nob. RICH KIP EL. ly Two Da)s in Ilya , no iiic Great Priei• of 43.., OJ, I.ikewise 1 Prize .............P2.000 $.-( 11 PM) .. IAO 4 4..(6 1 43.40 ..,....... ...... :411 :IS . 1.0 Ai:dr gre:.t proportion of ,E3oseril £l5, vet is. draw& Miro% I) DAY OF Dlt &WINO - - - - - - - - NEXT - THURSDA - Y, JULY 27; Thi r d nod Last Flay. Ti, day, AUGUST I. %Arrested Undratin Tickets and Shares are SooPing b. lAit ROLL and Co. Cnnornetors i,r the vresent Lowry. i. Gad 26. Osfn , A.onoooei g where So. 7.111. one of the Golden Prises dratto the Fist Da., was in Sbnrrs. ~► . - .ir ~~. ve.6 a • • «',~ . . , . . -., •, . • ; , • . 7.4-,lrel . • . . 0t.. 7 ,. .. ;,;, . tit ik k.4 l o .•. ~:t \ l' i . , . 4... . _ i q v ,r, f - sb-t4,1 ? • „ . 0 ) ' _'• fit , ~/i •ir , • N nOtte;si • Ms ---4-1. 4 •. • :r b t \,____... • PRICE aid. .... SELECT ARTICLES FOR ?RE ?awn's.'" . . FRENCII PAPERS. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE PAS rE FOR !WASHING I . OR SHAVING. i --am— THIS PAST possesses all the detergent pro- - petioles .set the common straps divested of their irritating PARIS, JULY 20.—The garrison of the town of p Soissons has hoisted the white flog aud submitted to ' Pe 'le llllll4"i t i"' 4l :ren 4lit ' i • el i: - " "nd enk is tic e l i t i4 ;Tis l eser eemilienti otrolefi ed :r the thr 1 71 the lt K is in s g t . nted in the 78th Number of the Journal. aOlitg:del Lp risat n. .7 , 7 ,- z . b . - rt i k e n . . , 3 7 , :i t ic i - te .l a i d n t .i i i, e s i l : r o l t he . f i ec t i t e:;;; l :to p r w a e r ' :o l ,en e f il i t:h ri l e e y 7 e a ,.. called L Independani,..nd in several other iottrrials, luethe tor molting doe eembrlcs, muslin , ate. white the alkali .012 . t " Madame the Duchess de Si.' Lie Ira- tattle o f the common maps insatiably dot dorm.; elm tor oh is ing, severa l visits to hi s Majesty the Emperor' Aletion- I where the tio is tender, it Is an seetinalled compasitim.—Sold der ;" and also, " that the mother • f . 1 4 1:poi ?ors Ihi preset is 6d. each - 1 bei lt ne TK a ...t ill Ao e N ie ;S ne, Ct/ gessoi ßLTZ e G in F r L o yj . D pc fr r o n r .,t el o r ms ees . tr e m , , ; w he t ha i r, t this Mostarch."— 'l l ' fi h n is a a P :s r e te rtio ha n g he b it e ig en en n t ' i c r e e i l f ; i f i n i t :e l yea . 6 arithr•eisod ilt macs the hormest tower as soft Nil .Ik, imparts a resayme fa contradict it. His Majesty Al.. haws' frier Alf - x..40(1er t i 146 wea rt th f er en" . 111"fg For r e fs 'pecu mwt tkia:l"priopet in n i t t a ie r t i irnoerx-meratenglirtlhneduhlaurr has not honoured With an lOtVrviang aii . l is !no por. grow, the reader is referred to not " Eons iso the Hair." in- sons mentioned in the papers in triesti...l -- lleeit- •.r. rlo.ed with each bottle., price 3s. 611. is. 6d. and one guinea aII A cI T I. KINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE for charting trey nr • I d - 0 tat' I ' The King reviver ye..er 4y a epo urn ,) I ry Municipal Council of Soi‘sous. The garrison : e this red hair Oliiiibe bead, wlti•kers, etc. to a beautiful auburn or town hoisted the whiie flag, and gave its submissio n block, so permanent, that nothing can possibly remove it; price to the King the 17th of July. it. 7.. 6J. 100. fid. and one pima. Sold by J. Atkins°. ' Perfumer. No 45,Gerrard-dreet, Soho- i The Prefect of the Departmen , of I oiret is come W are s 1""1"n ; and try most Perfumers Hair-doe - sir}. and to Paris, for the purpose, a it is lielievod, of soli medicine Vend as. Onartise--Obsierve the naDISI of Atkinson on the label, otherwise °my vault's be genuine. citing some abatement of the contributions demanded by the Prussians, both in the city of Orleans, aud • CONSUMPTIONS, and other Decays of Nature, i in the whole department. whether tbe eltms of natural cornetist:wet. or proceed- I Letters from Orleans state, that part of the Pros -2 5 Mg from impruderieles or an :invented stage of life, have en- sian troops who had proceeded to that lit y will de -5 5 g a g ed the st udy and attention of the first Phyoleisn. of 11.i' a nd I 1 all other nations in vain, mold Dr. SOLOMON'S COR 0I AL scend the Loire, aud advance upon Tours and 2 e BALM OF GILSAD was happily discovered and promul g ated Nantes. It is not known whether tl.is movemetit is 2 2 to the world, Lind which has produced mrh instant-co of it- gaud . oc c as i oned h.. s 3 erects, as crust convince it i e iii ,„ ( lomdittoo , of it . olooatog au o ne which the French arm... may .have restorative power.. To enum e r a te its truly happy, heatin g , . made on the other side of the Loire, or woolli e r it is i balsams, and renovatlneeffic72, testimonies of the ur.t am mo. ' merely intended to facilitate the gobsis , euee of this m city are now exit. It is ninthly calculated for billows and other disorders of the stomach and bowels; for bead-ache t t corps of the army by extending its q..arters. . octasiooed by indigestion; and far preventin g pakies and apo- t Workmen ace about to he set to work to repair pieties. so Often the earisequeocts of free lime. Recourse ' the Pont des Invalides. In a few days • that msgtitii ' Mould tie had to it after every excess, nod upon SVC! y slight in ' olisionillioe. , cent bridge will be completely restored. It• , welt-known characteristic of prommirg longs wiry has A considerable concourse went vetterday to the been bag maintained; for, by keeping tar CO.blitati. , o at it avenue of Neuilly, near the Bois de Breilegne, to were In continuai iepair, it preserves -he body in health and viola, and prevents premature decay. !tin particular confine- . enjoy a sight of the review of the English erm . t i but meat. no nitration to diet, Is requisite, during a course of this the public was disappointed. f A f ew regiments only admit able medicine. • • Tat' sins,. of tins most celebrated Cordial being more fully ' were inspected ; and it is, not . till today that toe Two Waters woo on explained io the " (bode to Health," by a number of well-au- Duke of Wellington is to review all the Peitish troops the point that by Usenticated and extraordinary -cures, it is iso.v acressa• y to say, cantoned in Paris and its vicinity. Christmas next the that so great 4 re,torai ire. baltanar , and oa.uhrious remedy, in potter of II euiparie all car,. aim tided with debility nut relaz4tion. fr om whatever . Things are still as they were in regard to . the sub. muse siriving, *to never before offered to mankind. mission of the castle of Vincennes. The white flagwooed be destroyed by the arms of the Sold by Samuel Leigh, Nn. 18. Strand; Sutton and Co. (late I. hoi ste d go t h ere . Some foreign troops are spread /sumo, R. B. B. oCIS 15 Dicey and Sutton), Bow Church-yard; Bacon and Co. 150, Charles Lit tiedale to to Osford•street, Loanduo ; Br die and Dowding. S..liobury ; A. around it, though it is impossible to say whether the Job te .us h 5 Smith, vaunter, Nucth.bridee, Edinburgh* Martin Keret., place is besieged, or even regularly blockaded. John Hell 5 5 N 0.6, L., ilege-rreeo; at Davidson's, No. 1. Pa rt.amentsstreet ; . _ pritate letter from Moos, dated the 14th iust. Ruilicrfurl and Wag. . and le' Moors. F. Newbury and Sou DeWitt; as.' other Me- I A -talfe 62 lo ' dicing Venders in Barone aid Americo, pro , . Ili. earn, or four ' contains the following particulars : • W. B. H. 2 0 i . • &roily bottle fir SIM by which one 11, bottle is suyed, I 46 It is only within these four days that the hue% John FAye JO h i with the words " Snail. Solomoo, Liverpool," engraved Ise the I J. , ha Salter 5 5 Stamp. Of whom.asey,also be had, . nese of interring the bodies which strewed the field Wm. IL Greenwood a 5 , The c lehrnied ANTI.IMPETIGINEs. or SOLOMON'S ,of battle of Mont St. Jean was finished. Several. Wm. Hudson IR 10 DROPS ( without mercury, or a ny deleicri-us preparatina), thousands of carriages had been put in requisition in Jahn Morris ii 0 shi,h (Amin the highest eutimatiaii for thecure of the Scurvy, Thoinn, id' illinott ,It i; 1 trcrotala,•Lepross, nod ti/1 disorders originating in an impure the department of Jemappes for this operation. At J .tan It.en ie .. 26 r , state of sae blood; being gradual, gentle, aril Mau's , Wilier - the end of 10, 12, and 15. days, there were found 1 ., ..-', at . plibte, in their • perestion—the best onbothute OA h a; ever H. To.io among the dead a great number of woueded, who, B„,lit, Cole an d B ,o; f.l - ' [ • 16 Zen discovered r•.• that d raw mineral, mercury, sweViell h.,: .tie blond, and -timulating it to expel all noxltrus mid tot- frven Integer or madness. had torn with_ their teeth John Baker :,U 0 pure j c+.. es lig stietigth and tone to the nerves, enlivening the carcasses of men and horses. Whet) I say from and tnyiconettog both body and mind ' It.:: Di. Solomon expects, when entombed by letter, the madness, I use that term because there were actually men wounded and dying, •ho when they were . nowt! ',monomial of none mold note to he irmios.-d,addrise ed, " mode, Letter.' Dr. Solomon, Gilead•howe, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." . , , pram up cried, Vice 1' Empereur ! Long liv.e the ' Prier Its. peetoonle, or four in one fatally bottle for 335. on MO who brought us hither to be slattalitered, who 1 which one +Asa bottle is saved. The wards " Sash. Sol•miron, left as behind him in his flight, without caring who- Liverpool," are eaeraved od tbe stamp of each bottle. without which none are genuine. they we were dead or (1$ jog ! Loug live the man without pity, without feeling, who left us to expire slowly on the field of battle, without recommending us to the attention or humanity of any one, while the wounded of. the other armies were collected with such care and anxiety." A Journal has given en incomplete and incorrect list of the responsible Editors of the N -papers, who have just been appointed by the Minister of the General Police. They are— M. Coucher, for the Journal des Debate. M. Manuel, for the Journal de Paris. M. Cheron, for the Gazette dc France. M. Mutin, for the Quolidienne. M. Anger, for the Journal General de France. M. Jay, for the Independent. M. Arnault, for the A ristarque. M. Peuchet, for the Journal de Commerce. M. Davrigny, for the Journal des Campagnes and the Narrateur. M. Pellene ' for the Yellow Dwarf. the Green Dwarf, the Journal des Dames, and the Censeur des Centaurs. I In fine, there is no publication, down even to the Pdites iljiches, but has its responsible Editor foe the articles inserted. It doubtless will not be expected that the Proprie tors and Editors of the Journals should express satis faction at a measure which, under a mitigated name, gives them Censors. Thiy have had too powerful and too recent an experience of Censorship not to have some dread of any thing which appears to re ' a.mble it. The Journal de Parfs might, more than any other, have cause for alarm from these recollec tions, did it not derive confidence from the mere I comparison of the Government which has ceased to exist with that which commences. The Censors to whom the absolute direction of this Journal was con. fided, joint(' to the power which the Government had given them, another title and other claims, which rendered the effect of their censorial despotism more direct and inevitable. Now, . hoereter, we love to reflect that under a just and moderate Government, wbich has proc , :timed the formal intention of respecting eve.) , kind cf li berty, that the responsible Editor will not consider himself authorised to prevent the expression of.opi. nions which may not accord with his own, so long as that expression offers no offence to that decorum which ought never to be forgotten by any writer who respects himself. We shall always know how to conciliate with the ' respect due to the Government, and witit that discre tion which the circum. lances in which it is placed renders indispensable, a wise liberty, ais,l a 11.4i1e in. dependence. It will nut nit ow taut , if th. respon. I sible Editor does otoi fin.' the weight of his respon sibility very slight. We dare not aspire to this .- • • No. 2950. TO THE TRADE A ND , TOWN 0 CITY OF YORK . IrtlE PROPRIETORS of the I li LECI)•4 LIGHT FOS(' COACI n 44 ~,,, have ayrt e t Ike folviloihnti or Lek•ds and HAM LEEDS COACH shall in tutu, U Ina. 4, now-hill, at Eight every M ei,eit miles en hmr. Omagh Ferrvbridge, Gianthani, and Sia.ofiird. This Coach w (wa TJ SW T Wi+ R it VIP cno 1S C.-or Clul fia.t hiiil Atha' raer 1114 peri noo r.r.d saal la 'Or Mon tort H 1. .ar wen eve whi rei taa rill 4 1 dr 4146 and 11141 WIV an i 'or I ;MI 1 lIIIIERNI %N 1101'EL. 1101.1'11171D. ii;te Proprietor of the Sackville.surel lintel, Devlin, noo.iu.nn ru 'ucted tS; Anb.htiti.e in t.ie Sline street tn. Fa iii•I•11 Yet r , with .hr et in Icteriat allpro'•4tion take, the li`ierty of irronnine the No bility and :entry of ;he U..iird Empire, Ih,t bt.• Iwas take . ; the above Howe, .elicr.• he Dupes by his .issidusiy uul attention ti• merit a salro of pntrontwe mid e rctoction, porticularty from Atetteruos •ui, ft •trl Mho n ;stomp se ascii iwfore c x taeft•orrtl th • ...nest k WWI resp-ei aid gratitwte he now 14,11.1 , 1 , •' tor put.. CZlV,Ptif.l. 4,nd :I,so.rs mite Nobaity and firntr, th;:t W y other article in bi 4 intr. ,Utl h e . •." v ) bee, 1111;0i ; Li% ..ry ruefuv. , tenuetl; his .Ise. ".1 II u•-es u f.•iir.r to wine oil sue ..d.iu roy•ls. with proper ;t:teutive driven.. Its lung ac fu fits Ili. .:,.! •, • I ut , er I .es .te look up with coulitletlee ,or t•tesi..ve 4 isttitAtibitee 12, 1815. f a 1