The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-10-23 00:00:00

et CORARSDOMPRNCR Relative to RIRON D'ENDE*B appcaraaee before the House of Lords as a witneu on the part of her Majesty the Qom., Oetobei., 1910. hitween Viscount Captleresei, his Majesty's 'Principal Secretary of Mtnre for Foreign, Affairs, ,pd the Honourable Frederick Lamb. his Ma jests 's Ilihmy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten• thin to the Germanic Confederation. • No. I....ftIiiPATCPI DAVID FOREIGN-OW*lC*, OM 5, 1820. Foreign Odes, Oct. 6, IWO. Stn,—l am to acquaint yon that the *Kee n's Law is have this day represented to the Howse of Peers, that the Baron Clods, a Chamberlain in the service of the Grand Duke of !Ude°, and who was - assigned to attend upon her Majesty when Princess of, Wales, during the period of her visit to Carlsruhe in the year IS-17, is a material witoess for the Queen's defence :—that the Baron had actually consented (stbject to the permission of his Royal Highness the ' Grandpnite) to give his personal attendance in Lon ion fur this purpose, but that upon his Royal High- IK.SI the Grand Duke's late return to Carlsrabe, this consent (as the QIUKIIVI Agent Mr. Leman has de posed) was, upon the part of the Brand ))nke, dis tinctly refused; and the Baron alleged this refusal to Mr. Leman. as the sole cause of hip not giving his at tud:tsce in this country. Had the Queev's Law Agents applied in due time to id4 lesty's Oorernmeni, it would, under the rx preu orders which they had received at the outset of these proceedings frost his Majesty, and which, in every instance painted out by the Queen's Agents, tiwy have uniformly and Itithrtilly endeavoured to racy into effect, have been their dut y to have address ed a request on the part of the King, their master, to the prated Duke. to permit the attendance of this Gentleman 'refers this Hone of Peers, fur the for therasee of justice. The Legsl .tdvi‘ers of the Queen having represent oh that they still continue to regard the prefitote of this in.li s ideal as of importance to her Majesty's de fence, awl "ois )fsje•t) being solicitous, with the le/.r passiele delay, to give effect to their wishes, 1 have, treeiveA the King's commands to direct you will, itittoit loss of time, e■ receipt of this JiTateli, pro-i ceed h rarlsruhe, for the purpose of giving, by your, peesostl representation mid exertions, the utmost po*sible weight to the request which, in the King's name, you are authorized to wake to the Grand Palo, upon this inner. The British Gaverensest are fully sensible of the respeet Jot to the law and practice of independent Ftste., with regard to the mesas which the Severn,* Power mat- either he ets.ibled, or thish fit to misplay, foe the potpose of inducing. Iternaittioft, or eoin peYiag subjects to appear, in order to zive evi sleets before the Tribunals of a foreign state; but 'tier ass persuaded. that nhatestr may be the rale *kith the firmed Duke of Hades may think fit to I.ty dews etrreeN matters, his Royalhuess's sense of justice will suffer the benefit. or the ieconvenienee o f swell axle to operate equally and with perfect impar-I tiality, en Ilse side of the defence. as well as of the l charge. Now, as it appears. by 'the evidence of llar- . 1 bars Kress, that she was net only permitted, bat be• sew treasure required. to give her attendance apes direst ph/readings is sapport of the Bill, at the is. steste of the Attorney tieneral, ne desist ran be ea itained that, when yea shell have broo.;lst the ciiereot course which is anted to have been panned in the case of the Boren d'Eede, antler the Grand notice. his Royal !lighters* will at *net. , r may he the temporary lateavenieure to his Royal Highness's perseoal service. give orders for the Heroes brie, permitted instantly. to *et dot fur this coantr7, and at the pretest advanced stage of thW yr. , reedings, Tag will e.. tide, it your ditty to prem. tLat this geudentas's departure aid journey oast be as toads as passible areekratel should leer that the simple statrasent of this ease w: 1 .1 be sufficient to give effect to the object w;:lt which Poi are charged. hat la the event of any obstacle beiog interposed, yes will make t written represen tition en the part of your Court. pressiag this vetoes* for the Orancl Dole's favourable coasideration. as is. "ar: , -ratably dot In pantie juoiee, trader the peesliar c:r • , ,.nisttores above referred to. W. &C. • • ( "Riled) CISTLERE ton. To the Flow. F. Loaata. Le. Ike. AV_ Igo. 11.—OCAPAT(11 room sea. Latta re VISCOUNT I istititCl4ll. OCT. 13. • Csrismise. Oet. IS, bly I.xll,—Oe the wonting of the 10th 1 receive d. y vir Lonlehip's letter relative to the Karon d'Eude. chi the lids I reached Corbralse, and obtained as ir'etririt with the Saran da Bentrtt. That 31iniver went insmedimely . afterwards to the grand Doke, aid haft/rimed nit. nit his return Moss his 'toys) Higbee's, that the obstacles to the deportee, the fl.sten could only be overcome by an official a?pllcatioo. The inclosed cerrespendence sill :thew what steps sere haunt in coseequesee ea their result It may be permitted me to remark, that my appli cation t 7 .as bees completely successful, an.i that the 1.4:0.17e of the object of try nsissios to this pl ice is to be attribwed esilAy to the traespected reply of the d'Entie'elmself. have the honour to be. my Lord, )'oar Lordships asest.olialiest Servant, (t 4 i:Ve 4 ) IF, LAMS. To Vlseomt Castlereagh. K. CI, he.ste. FIRST INCI i OSURK IN Ile. It. )1C /Wen ma. LASS fit tuft Silto:s OtilITETIto errata OCT. I I, 1 ` 4 211. Tht andersigned, he. has learnt with regret that Olt argnmeots whl,:h he bad the honour to 'dodge ibis morning ii j eourersation with your Eseelleacy. hare been innielieleat to indeee the 41overousent. of )ta•iea to permit the Barrio d'ltotte, Chasberlain of h . , Royal Highness the Grand linke, to proceed to ILfra.lon. Usder thew rircsnuttances, it becomes the do!p of the ustleasigood to frill the farther ibaitroctiuss of 111:11thowernassat. by r:ptestiating to your Et collester the reasous which induce him, however tr ivia..ly. to renew a &lawn,' which has rat wet with Ste evecorreore of tl.. t'..anct of Hades. firitiak Goseruinent is fully sensible of the re , s"ect due to the law and practice of other States; it foi!i appr relates the repass lace which leis lit..-1 1" L. " .. Hi,chness the Grand Duke has felt to At details of his Court being made matter of public Investigation; and in proof of this, it may be permitted to the under signed to ree' to your Excellency, that upon a pre vious occasion, when he had requested the attendance of a Forrrier of the Court as a wigwag against the Queen, he readily desisted from the applicatioe, as soon as be was made acquainted with the sentiments and determination of his Royal Highneh ups this subject. If he now pursues a different course, it mast be attributed to the difference of the circumstances. The witness in question is represented to be resets tial to the defence of the Queen. The rights of hos. pitality will not be violated by his appearance ; on the contrary, these seem to require, that the Grand Duke should contribute to the vindication of the guest of his Court. The pertnission which is demanded is still more es sential to the character of the British Government. With whatever good faith It may act, it will not escape the attacks of malevolence, unless ha demand is granted; and your Excellency will not have failed to remark, that in this affair it is ■ot sufficient to act with the most perfect purity and good faith, it is also necessary that these should be made nudeniably evi dent to the eyes of the whole world. 'flc undersigned trusts that these considerations may be of weight enough to induce the Government of Baden to change its present determination. Its own character for impartiality, and that of the British floyernutent for sincerity and good faith, are &pally at stake. The magairude of these interests mast justify the nmlersigncil for persistinx in an application which could, under no other circumstances, hare received the sanction of the British liovernment. The underkignea has the honour, &c. Carltrithe, Oet. It, 1%0. Otigtie.l) F. LAMB. To his Excellency the Barun Jr Borate! t, &v. Be. TR %MI. ‘TION OP TIIP. SECOND INCLOSCRE, IN No. 9. NOTE FEW' AARON DR DERSTETT TO 71R. LIDO, DA' CD CULL...WOE, OCT. 13, Is2ll. Sta r —ln reply to the note which your Eccellene i was pleased to Address to one on the I Ith inst. and its refereuee to the conversation which I had the honoar to 101 l I with son ots the same 11.1 y, I find it necessary in the first place to correct a most material mistake which appears to have crept issto our roniusanications. The object of the proposili 1111 1 l male to me verlialk by your Excellency appeared to use to be that the Brand Duke, my aligns& master, should give to Baron 4l'Emle not only his permiaeloo, but Isis ord,re to pro- ceed to Ragland : to whirls I had the honour to remark. that I knew too.well the fixed determination of his Royal Highness, never to take part directly in nay thine which might relate to the solemn proceed ing at this time before the Tribunal of the House of Peers in England, to dare to propose to him to :lye any sae% orders to a person belonging to his t'onrt. Tour Excellency will recollect that when, some time ago, yon requested rue to obtain permission fur one of the Ivrerriere of the Court to proceed to England, as a witness against the Queen, I was wider the necessity 'of declaring to you, that I could never obtain any such Permission from his Royal *Ones,. ort 44.1 If any agents of the British Gurernment have suer eeeded is inducing subjects of the Grand Duke to proreed of their own accord to England, I have to remark to your Excellently, that this cAuld nos er have occurred except in the case of private i n di. video's. srt being in the service of the Court, or in any official situation, 'and to whom nothing but a passport from the Polite is requisite to enable them to proceed wherever thty might wish, without the Government ever having to take mortice of such a cir canistaace. I hope that - your Rweelleney will fmd in this ex position of facts relatinz to the object of your mission, the ,frost cvoxiscing proofs of the impartiality and justice which bate guided and will veer guide the con shirt of my Governinewt on this sul;er:. lint as your Excellenry is nevertheless pleased to persist in your drama& that ltaron &Rade should at least not he pre vented by a refusal of lease of absence, from proceed ing to Ragland, in the event of his consenting to un dertake this journey: and M your Excellency assures rue that this witness is deemed in be essential 4• the defence of her blajesty the Queen, his Royal High ness has ordered ose to adders* immediately to Baron d'Eade the letter, a copy of which is annexed, by which that firstientas is left entirely at liberty %pact according to his ow* wisher'. If Baron d'ltude's reply, which I transmit is oti 'fir al to your Excellency does not answer your expec mafioso, your Excellency will at least see by the last step, taken by my Master's orders, that his Royal Beelines,, taithfal to the.prinkiples he has laid down, has had no wish to hinder Monsieur d'Ende from act isle Ira this occasion according to his own frae I beg your Excellency to accept the expressions of my high consitleratism Carbitebe. 13Th October. 1,90 (Sig.sed) THE BARON DE BERSTETT., To Ills Eeeellehej Mr. Lamb. &c. TRXNSLATION OF THIRD INCLOStIRX IN No. I. Xa rz rusia annum nu netteverr To /ARON OES PI. DATIL CANILSIKIIIIK, permit:in 11, 1:420. Siu.—glue of the Queeu of F.oglauff's Unitise! har ing asserted in the House of -Peers, glut after rewriv- Ntr, two letters 114;11131 is her 'llajesty's 'wu hand, wait tide akw of inducing you to repair to Eng lard to give evident., iu her &voter. you had. with tears in your eyes, refused to accept the jubilation given to yuu far that purpose by sue of her Majesty's .tgents, al:edging that an caress proliihili-62 from' your So vertigo rendered it impossible for you to undertake such a journey. 31r. Lamb. his Britsonic Alsjest)'s Plenipotentiary to the Germanic Comfederation. bat, in r oase q uenne. been directed hr his liorerntneat to proceed hillier. in order to take all the necessary ps for prevailing on kis korai Highness to relative the obstacles which, it would seem. present your compliance with the re quest of her Slajegty the Qitees of E•igisad. This Minister having acqsainteil see with the pur port of his mission, I hags laid it before the (Arend Slake. and his Royal highness has contosended roe, Sir, o ffieially to inform :tut, chat pie wear peofortly ct fise.ty to art, ow Me present orrwoioo. Jong ands Mi. 4 proper, and that althoogb Ms It *1 Highness • • s. Ii , i ) t . • 1' t r STATESMAN. would nevtr, not in any manner', interfere in What;ver might relate to the proceedings against the Queen of England, he nevertheless, was ready to give you leave, on your making such a request, to proceed either to England, of to lay other country which you might wish to visit. The case in question being of extreme delicacy, I am directed by the Grand Duke to request you will return a written answer to the communication which I have the honour of addressing to you. Accept, Sir, the assurance duty most distinguished consideration. Car!snake. 11th October. 1630. (Signed) THE BARON DE BERMTETT. To Baron (Mode. one of his Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Raden's Chamberlains, &c. &c., and Master of the Ceremonies. TRANSLATION OF FOURTH INCLOSURE IN No. IL NOTE PROM BARON WENDE TO BARON DE BBRSTITT, DATICD CARLSRUDIL, OCT. 11, MO. Monsters La Bantus,—l have just received the letter which your Excellency has done me the honour to address to sue, and by which you are so good as to inform me, " that one of the Counsel for her Majesty the Queen of England, has complained in the House of Lords that, after receiving two letters which her Majesty had deigned to address to me requesting my evidence, l had refused n, proceed to Loud •n, in con sequence of a prohibition on the part of my Sovereign ; that in eansequence of this statement, Mr. Lamb, his Britannic Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Germanic Confederation, has been instructed to repair hither for the purpose of removing any obstacle which might arise to my departure ; and that his Royal Highness the Grand Ihtke has instructed your Excel- 1 leney to declare to me, officially, that I am perfectly at liberty to follow toy inclination, and that his Royal 1 Highness, upon me rryn:•st, will not refuse a leave of 1 absence for proceeding to England." I beg' bare in the first place to be allowed to cor rect so;:ie mistakes which appeared to hare crept into the allegation of ' r Majesty's Counsel. I have only been honoured w;th o,e letter from her Majesty, a letter which has h-en delivered to me by her agent M. Letnan-.-to which I have replied that the nature of my duties rendered it impossible for me to come to 111iitland, in compliance ni;ii her Majesty's wishes".--- With respect toihe tears with which I am stated to have accompanied this refusal, I am the m•re asto nished, as my declaration was conveyed to M. Leman through one of my friends, who undertook to commu nicate my determination to hini upon this subject. In consequence of the permission :oils'ark 'tour Ex cellency had done site the lionNir to traiminft to use in the name of his Royal Highness thtiGrand ratite, the sliffi: nit,- grouoded on the nature of my duties is over-. tome; 1-sus extremely grieved that it is, ueverthleas, sot iu my power to conform to the wishes of her Ma jesty the Queen. The state of my health is such that I c •ultl not undertake so long a journey withent the greatest danger, particularly at this moment, when . about to undergo a rigid course of medical treatment. Have the_goodoess, Sir, to explain these circum stances to Mr. Lamb, and convey to him my regret at pat. being able to proceed to England. ,A g grait myself of this cceasion,tosAr to your Ex the assnrance of my . highot consideration. .Ar ei r itik abe'• t. 11. IMO. .. ^ 4 A , j .. -.. ( lll gned) THIrWAROIt DIENDE. • LAW INTELLIGE.YCE. COVEr Of KING'S BENCH, GL menst.L. Oct. 11. At Nisi Prism. before Mr. Justice 11Arucy. COnnt\6-•. 1 t KRANT. This was an action Lo recover damages fora bodily iujary sustained by the plaintiff. Mr. EDWARD Loos stated the facts to the jury. The defendant an opnlent merchant of London, bad oc casion on the 6th of November last to send a parcel of fame to his mother at Brixton, and despatched his servant on horseback with the errand., The servant arrived at the place •f his destination about half past five in the evening; and finding that a small harden and the holm of Airs. -Ails, and, leaving the proceeded to exe tnin's absence, the 'antra to pass by, which disabled Lim now songlat to re- beast frost which more, of habitually the ii le tittle of _ acci dent, there was so lituch light as most have rendered her tisibir to a sober man at 21) feet distance. It was proved that two persons, who passed the spot bat a mosucat Ill'ore the plaintiff, saw the mace, and avoided coming , into contact with her; and it was also shown that 3lrs. Parretti, the lady at whose lwase the acci den: happened, treated the plaintiff with great ha- Inanity. Ins part of Lie surgeon's bill, mid supplied hint from time teetints with awneY• Mr. Sc tatter, for the defence. contended witis math ingenuity, first, that the plaiutiff was not enti tled to any compensation whatever ; and, next, that, at all events, under the cireneastances, compensation could not be recovered from the defendant. The hanging a horse by the bridle to a raii or gate, the Learned Counsel said, was the pc.icice of every hoer in the day intleA, it was impossible to carry on the baldness of life in any other wanner. Tu• witneases, called by the plaintiff too, declared that they had passed the man in s.tfety hut a moment before the plaiati.f appeared. There was no evidence as to hew the affray took place; no proof that the mare meddled with the wan fiist, Roe rooster that the man did nut meddle with the tiare first. Ile did submit, that due citation. zed a very moderate share of caution, would hare 'stabled the plaintiff ti avoid the which he bad received, and that he could not he miferod is charge upon another that damage , whirls was the nousegnenee of hisotra inattention. Upoa the second point, (Yr. Scarlett continatil,) the aon-liability of the defendant. he would enttrat the attention of the learned Jade, to an Important distinc tion. if a man employed his servant upon a heftiness, and, in the diseharge of that batistes*, the servant by negligenet, or by west of skill, did isjury to another, then the asaste. was responsible. Ia the present case, howe ve r. ho shoohi contend, the trig the horse upon the toot reth formed se pail of the defendant's errant! ; and if 1 mister was to be beta answerable for the wrongful net of his'iterraat i li Would 101 is the power of . that servant, at his leisure, to charge opoo his emplev a , the cost of any improprieties shirk be Wight take a fancy to commit. Mr. JOstice 11.1111.tY thought it would be prudent fo r a Ilisll on horsehark, who wanted to hooch at a set to tie his horse to the rails, but to get a passettp t to knock for him. In the present ease he had so do u b t that the defendant was liable for the act of his went,: .bat it would be for the jury to say whether the plaiotis had used such reasonable caution to avoid the a►enleat as entitled him to ask for compennition. Verdict for the plaintilf—Damages 35/. intervened between . 0 . road and tl Tarrant, he tied WV, heraeeethe rails sniusal standia . . a lent-path, :ate his wj , a tis4 the In; 6. 4 plaintiff; a wit . I fi'""% n, chi awl received a kic Ivor reriorse. u for four on, 4_ 4 . 4. 4 ,.. . : e h h e t f ?T usages. It a corn - • •,. Tv' usages. It appeareel i l 'A mv i at the I the plaiuti,lreoeived hip rt was ain inoffensive mannerii and that, at the N.4171C41, INTELLIGENCE. The crew of the Star, stated in Friday's List to h e lost, were picked up by a fishing smack, and landed st Yarmouth on Thursday. The Ilargaretta, Leslie, from Dublin to Lond o n, Ala the Brothers, Richards, from Limerick for Glaacpp , have put into Milford, having sustained so m uc h d a. map. at sea that they must discharge their carg oes . DEAL. SCPT. 30.—The ship, Castlereagh, Weir, s r . rived in 79 days from Jamaica, in want of water, perienced very bad weather for these fire weeks p ut. Spoke the following vessels during his passage, sir, o a the 15th Aug. the Resolution, from Jamaica, f ut don, o ff the island of Cuba. On the 16th S e p. is, h e. 41.,11. N. long. 43.34. W. the brig Diana, el*. mouth, bound to St. Andrews, N. S. On the lat. 40. 45.. N. long. 43. 52. W. the American thou, from Norfolk, booed to lAverpool. l a Sep. lat. 44. 54. N. 10ng..31. 4d. W. the ship Py u . genet, of London, from Cork, bound to St. Jul - si's la Oct. lat. 47. 33. N. lung. 19. S. the brig Nar. from Poole, bound to Newfoundland. On 6th slo op, 49. 23. N. long. 14. 5. W. the hark Melville, of Lon* from Bristol, bound to Miransichi. REAL .11PN BLACKING. WADS ItICIIAGO TUG:IBC 114, LONIIOII-/IOAD. rrlllE PROPRIETOR of thit BLACKING ap. A. claims ill the arts of prang —the merits of the snit. ire too well known tv need It. Ha confidently sdopts the motto of the immortal Nelson— " Pc.' man' qui asernieferaf." " Let him bear the Palm who has deserved it." TO • GLOAT MAN% CACTI:at% la ST. .16 Cill/1. 1 sing not of heroic Ire, A intiabler willing theme I choose ; I sing of whet you all admire ; 14 : 14as—sad help me every muse— Of Tu iN us s Dye for blacking shoes : lli qualities unequal shine. ; Path high and low this bitching " Ha ranks the first la all his 1i... Ha walks in brightness who steps forth With - Cu ItNall'if BLACKING GO his shoes ; Nay, stringer shill he be th misth, Aad loos and beauty smiles profuse, Fit only for the mire or stews. Who lo,(ine weather plods his way.. Aid tales no thought or makes no use Of Tuverst's splendid bright display. bad* are particularly ladled to rtseninmend their tee. tante to son this highly esteemed Liquid Blacking, hens; saactiosenl by the finst families In the kingdom. Gentl-mea may observe, that this compusitioa, whim uses for their gig or carriage harness, will roJece a briniaut. Oak glossy. blac: luArs, sad at the same time, sett as a preserver of the leather. P. S. It is nereisary to request all savants to ask ter `. Turner's Blacking.' —•,, 1 " VIA TL NIA . II TLALIAG4I. fistawiler in mode firliter le re. The tre:tmeut mifil—rthe care effectual. AC.IN Exa mi nation of Profess'onal Pretonsitow is only to be feared by those whe are conscious of cagac:L n ed at as *oily period of our praltemlowil row with the importance of a more sleets attention to a elms el diseases peculisrl) affecting Cce grander operation* of Na• tare, we boldly deviated from what was lieloijo be medical orthodox) attaeked the vaunting. of mop) ricinde l anti,b)ite. feaClag its rile purposes. eossider otor.lives justlyestided Its that approbatio• and patronage whieh, for tweet. Toy.. have rewarded our successful and dos tipd studiee, Tlr estimation of oor erlehteised brethren...olc frequently appeal to our opinion. is an additiootal gretitleation to oar pride, while our authority from the Collage itself, atewerhesed as it is b) the most entittoiisstic testimonials of almost ou rr Professor in the Bath& Metropolis, milAt ever preface tie sanctity of our fame from catty or misrepresentation. The impetuosity of youth. or the momentary with! efiaa• Lion is the gesturer man. *non lead to the ?Meta of a eac tagious disease; haw). therefore, may Iha early applisint he called, whose aouety ran be alleviated by a few days* care; and even in the more advanc.si stag e, cbirsclerited by Immeectet svmptoms , we can ill, strlte'ollf assertion, by rendering the te..atment mild. the car: 'Me ual. Fdrery orgauic change, or rune:lend disturbance, lad dental to the generalise eennoti#,, falls equally within oat province, and will Tide, to oar attention, 411111Piff these are diseases of Ale urethra, weeks's.. aid constitutions" derange , meets, ef however long duration. The child of inenition ma) be re.'or d to appetence. ard, instead of being eshensted by nersou. debility, he will rir mine the manlier proof of vlgoeoes herds". Melinda of as advertisement de not allow the elm sitiestloa of oar sub, jeets. but they ore asspla detailed la a Work we lately pub tailed •• T. .F.gis of Lift," tit* rapid sale of whirle r .aceonsposoled with an increasing prae::ee, are undeniable prooS of our general utility. The Rook min he bpi at Palerllorlte•-row 0(1. : It, PieradillF It% Prinee'4. street. Soho: 174, and 31, Fleet-street ; nr at say Book seller,. _ No disposes are felt with greater pniCnneer Ist the anderer nom Sinai iseensioned by his owe imortokace; mod ia mots of eonsaltitiou is liherellty ofe•luentitsa in lbe reaserseere desirable. than when the most anitunadadega' dslenee is placed, and the nest inviolal.;- Peery:ill ewes! tbas the terms are plain))) stated at V.: nest, NOterrile. K I answer to letters rnintitely dctaWnit the tItulahl" 11118 closing - a iwollt&nee Sr reedirine an:l advice, witiehfillee forwstrded to any tort of the worW. LIONS and Co.. M. H. C. Surgeons, 11. Bovecle-theit That-atreet.--A private door round the cornet. DR. DOCRIIAAVAIR Yr PILL, No. 4. (Sealed vridtjkad Was). .151()1 . 5; for the Ciire,si every Stare aid !trap. F tom of a ('retain Complaint.—ft i= s atehtlth7:j that lhonaeads ran rietions to this horrid o lig ;IP ' the anslillalness of illiterate men. sttos by a* intitl"^ , / treatment' of this direful calamity.. sot irtersquestly awe 'hoar foal ticerations Dad Illotraes hit* a* often alyrie on the !lead. Fare and Brady. wilt Di.eaess ii Illy hokie s * Noise In the Fars, Denftess, Strictures. obstinate Glee% Nodes On the boils Bones. Ulcerated !km Throat. ltisemd Nom. Nactrinial Pales to the 'lend aid Liaos(fregseal* mistake's for other disorders) till at knzth w aeneeel 40001 and decay of the constitutios ensues. and a meisaitinii death rota a pert id to miffs a ng mortality. 6 .° bleb each hot It given a «pitta's DM of Direeiloo. by width persons are misfiled 'reedit) In core theari with safety and surrey. without ennfine.nent or hisdrsc. of business. Us ainaelmt sale. for ninny rears, is a reseals criteria* of it. great utility.— Price only. 41. M. per f107.. 1 Beware of Coanterteils—The 5 , • 3 3 1 i1e 30 . 1 ' 184,4 i' " Pills, No. I. or No. 2. are si.lit hr 11r. S. Strizai flacon. and to.. 130. Orferil-strert ;W. Walt - 0 Holborn ; and Mr. tiltradlirar. Rost P•rhsoire. This megielne it • blibli waehi reii.r.ir in chronic die& alaisarlasi olistrisetioas, and misty eruption.:, abort, ft bas smonled when salirateac and o:Ler mesas VI , failed. • Lootlos : Eutu dltell. Printed. and Pisttr.l it the 041. . r 46 • "Tom lig**ltse t," and 't -Tots tatonrel i row l3 aft ; Paper). No. 104. 111rowl. opposite Mt. Cletoomt:s .. by R. WARDEI.I., Am.. LI.. V.: to *Wm MI '- • soosiettions, °claimed aro roppooted to bolidtosod• ' ,. ai_ I 1 (