The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-29 00:00:00

-..~ .: 4 , ; -7.77 . 1r74170.•••7 • . fir. - IW l ‘ '~ x~ ~. ; .b+_~ yi rriE • ILITI'LIV OF WATERLOO: [CONTINUED PROM OUR PAPER Or YESTERDAY.] The village of Waterloo composed seventy or eighty houses, straggling on each side the road, and poop eottagers, women as well Iss iisn. One poor worms, came to the lan crytpg, with &basket full ,of little; Jostles, not larger • than quails, which• sa me Pressiaos, who had entered after their companions had toketi all she had to eat and think, and not find. • • Govionsa.L.—Yesterday,/Chisteys Xfsilanfy was charged with robbing ber ready-furniailed loirging, in Fieetlstreitt. _ --.......- .... rgran, . - - _ a handspeee' church Is ou the bottler of the forest., log brandy. had killed, by crushing them, e tattl . 1 We fossil ourselves more et rase, being in an open a teble °vide down on them as they lay in a groupe. country. The houses were ail -empty, and the few en this 'Wag brood her whole hopes depen i ded, and inhabitants who bad returned . ware without food for i she lamented• them severely, but without saying much. themselves. The inn where we stopped was strip- She had tomato the mistress of the inn. at six o'clock, when we were setting off, saying she feared to return geed of every thing—they had not even water-the cord and bucket haring falleninto the-well, w hi c h ,to her hoes'. The town's people had armed them aas deep, and they had , neither industry nor means selves, and formed a guard to protect their property. to fish it up again—they all seemed stopified. We 1 Cows, horses, &c. bad been carried away by these gave them some bread sold i ea" of handy each,' meanders, and stragglers who remained after the and they took it with fear and trembling, lest the army. We met numbers on the roads, and saw them crossing the fields, during the two days, but among Premising should see, and imagine they had provi them not a British, Belgic, or German uniform.— bons concealed, whic h would, they said, have beat I All were ferichrehr or Prussians, wearing black and *efficient cause to sabre the whole family. The church was filled with emeeiled Frenchmen, / white cockades,and the cross on their bonnets, and some in a most dreadful state—tiee,• that had both • more sterved, shabby, and banditti-looking set his thighs off, cried arid eistreated all. who came to amehot be imagined. • to paten end to his.suliferisms, and kill itim—be said, i The coriatry from Nivelles to Quetta Bras is fine, they saw be could !meter -recover and that -G o al well cultivated, well wooded, and three or four fine would bless Winter each an act oicbarity. i chateaus or country-houses, with large farms joining The spring- waggons. of the British hospitals ' ici and the*. Not far frpin the ad, which ism fine well emmeyeime, of all kinds were employed, and w e ; petted ellaussee, about a mile and a half from Quatro, mot them, in different plaem. brioglagin the wounded( Bak i s the pretty village of 'Wooteau,with a church, to .Bruiteks, bat the numbers were so great, that . a chateau. , or old fashioned courant, with good gar tome thousands yet remained behind. tasse l fish-ponds, &c. This. place dumped to be a 1... most sleserted; the houses shut up, and those that On leering Waterloo, on the reed to Neuter, you come to the r i t i ogo if Mount St. John, about e m il e „ were open had their empty casks lying at the doors, eta belt Rearm, and in front of which tbe'field of bat. probably to show there was nothing more. Crops, 444. as—there you aim completely outof the wood however, as -we pelted along, win Very little in of S'olettes,' and the road divides, one branch leading i ored i there was merely a beaten track on the lid* Ni‘ - - - - - - - - of the road. As there little - - ----. Is !Mrs: Smith, the' Prosecntrix, in whose hoise the Prisniter lodged, deposed that the latter had resided with bee a considerable time, but.that lately having occasion to suspect'her condect E sbe found, upon ex amination, that the &pertinent% hid been plundered of furnitere,linen,and other articles to a considerable amount.. Information being given to Lee, the officer, part of the stolen property was, traced to some pawnbrokers • bat in consequence of the latter not being in atten dance,; the Prisoner wis remanded for a final examination. CHARGE *OF MURDER. Row.rruirr.—Yesterday Thomas Norwood was 'brought to the Office, charged on suspicion of the ' witful murder, in conjunction with several others, l'ef Patrick Riley, and on the authority of the verdict of a Coroner's Inquest. Thomas Gciggin, a watchman, stated, that the de ceased called upon him on the evening of the 10th inst. to inform him of the death of his brother in Ire land. They Went out together soon after seven o'clock, and as they were passing through Backe ridge-street, St. Giles's, they were 'violently sepa leafed by the Prisoner and four other men, and knocked down in the street without a word passing, .or the least provocation being given. Witness re .eeived a violent wound in his face, and _several 'Eraises. On the erisoner'ktill hii Cotipantona making of f , the dedeased got and 'discovered that his Ilbead was cot in seterafplatet, and that he bad re- to Ivetlei, rather to the rightT—lbe other going - ___ are or no fences, itearly.itreight to Gemppe. lavolue spots where the troops bad bivouacked she corn cln &wing the harrier, and quitting this village •waa beaten down, and patches of clover cut, but it towur d s.. Ni ve i los, you mine i mme di ate l y an a p l a i n : appeared a mere trifle in the extensive and,fine fields kix t me . nountelo w i t h out many trees or i ac j awarea , of wheat and rye just coal* ripe. Luckily for the m ctutetry is Dot - A level fiat, but composed of large ', do PlMge of thillikelnill irst 10 gowc, and - - - •- • - mina ceived bruises in different parts of his body from vio lent kicks by the Prisoner and his companions. The deceased appeared very bad from the lou of ttloo &c. and observed, that he was afraid that he had re ceived his deattiblobr. Ife was "coniiied to a sor geon's, in High street, St. Gittoes. Viithess was or lots (plefeeut), and then sinking into were so latch employed, they had not time, genge valleys sod slopes. The whole, as far as tha they dared not let *Mr horses wander. On this of? Psteld esisit (before the battle), was cowered with , . _we saw really dead horses, but no men ' • and theineag 944.1111( prontisieg crops of wheat, rye, unite of the peasants were at work in the fields eat - Wier -- ~e d the p l ace (Mg doves for the cattle that remained : bat the .Igh , _ confinid two days in consequence of . the bruises which he had received, and did not hear any thing more of the Accessed till the 18th inst. wheq he learnt MS death. Neither the sot !li t first dresiod his Si. Gii t e " beans, &c.: it tbs. -presto\ _ - keie e far, et greet asesket, had been held, but greater part, as well M Ii Silk die neighbourhood it cpest e d .wltb dead we end horses. The greyed Cherlere4.ha 414110Iiito the Great Foreet uoktog - _ Soignee, crib; i3th end 14th; and oat -tralet; In pector, wounds in ales's., not; surgenn who attended Mm since at his lodgings Ong present, the Prisoner was committed for l'aitiWer elinsiaatioe. M'lla 4 04-iii«iimii 6i; arid, and the arms , - t i - . au f cbstOaps, 400, sbliti, cartridge bones, &c. half ance, the . t, told as, he had seen great numbers of hones which bad escaped from the battle, blifiad ia-lf. Way sif the men well/ even ateck in the calf - 1 1 01 ware StrigPed, and: Own than and rain, and which the peasants drove into the thick parts of swelled -sad goy black—the smell Was dreadful, , the woods till t better occasion. taPlaagb the weethea , was wet. sad cold for the season. , Qvatre Bras, near and at which point the English On thwestrence of the field, near - the road to Ni. were first engaged on the 18th, is the joining of oe il eu vu as ose b e l aece , or mov i ng h os pit a l o f th e four roads; there is a. pretty inn or cabaret, where Bettis*, where the wounded of` ail ttatious were carriers stop, on oue side, and on the ether a large ammo. sad Ikea . f orwar d e d to B reree i s . Th ere farm-house, with offices, barns, stables, well sod worst weeerel teats, and SOMA men from araasels, newly-built of brick, and slated, end, like all the wi4tl4 wheat was spekas a ,emd.abaltad kepi Alsiei s ad farms In that country, forming an eslanisive and stroog.encloser being surreervied sea A hackney coachman Was Convicted for refusing to take a gentleman and DO* ladle% o na Friday alibt, • &ism Covent erdivis at the time the theatre stidieti, Uncle . ' in Impudent pretence of being odaly bleed. • • 'James Nicholls, the proprietor ot a Kenaingtota stage.cOich, was convict e d on the Complaint of Mr.', Dean, the inspector of nuisances in the parish of St.: George, ilanover-square, for causing an obstruction in Piccidilly. • Mbeirri. Barclay asitXerint, the brewers, as responsible foe thilr Carroty were also charged Dean eight butts of .....__ . btii2 ' - salt saimiaptiona, ke.. perfornwi, praised very high. - Jre, , _ _l_,, by air. . with causing 0., _ ... porter to be, 11 1116,1000pssity,talip, m i d Wa r e s* or . th e E ng li s h enter - id by one great gateway. Three or four sumiirg plaited and remain on the pavement fora considerable sitstemo - u . ti pl Fo n d s em e n ded t o e w ith w h eel peasants: holses are detached, and near it on the awl,. si as hi block up the thoroughfare at th e cor - le is, - ,tooted other si d e the road ,to Brusaels; the country all _, - -- - _ . ___, , , . ruzcadiliier , and , Iv* irks daring tw• &N. were' qeise caul. .-- - - - sit if Brick-street and Down-street, with atitieh gerektio4 esegeows, bet many slid they !round It q . eite . open, and • plains, except at the 'nay Mire convicted in the penalty • . . le reeds Nivelies costs. i,. .. iiiiiii t e ; ri ..... , , rit e ; rf 0 4 11001. by s to 4 . tbe bar not beeit' tytteittraed from transportation. One of . the party hea v en 1 a man." and reoeives considerable. stems money foe end.. , ~ .-11:14110mit eligible opPortanities to commit the robberies. lie is .4"/111111144111*Pled as a drunkard, which is a season for their not trusting i t i t z l tositi "'" Ak to dispose ate of stolen noses. . , a Jew, is staled se .1 , .r , • s)0:-0 in whom m sure market is found for the disposal , ktforged and stolen votes, Should "kirrunistzincis 'afford an dp- 1 .i•partanity for. the development of robberies committed hy this: , gang, it will be found that such to organists' crew was ; timer. Ware detekted in the colnatinioa M' crime. The greatest e4er-, -10.. s are making for tbe apprehension of all &earned. ' jillarissow-noose.—Thorthay Juba Ert, a boy under 11 yeirs of age!, was charged with, rubbing Margaret Cole eta Roan , V e t Vr i e v el e /r?rit a t i r it i l it ui her deposed, ProP b r i t ti . 'on WednesdaY Ink ihe Gad mecasion to go to the bonne of one. Puss ,' a ttawnbroker, in Loadomwall. to redeem some Lao& , Me re the saw the Pri with his mother, *Charing polled from her own =. remolding remolding Soak diplie.ates, Iwo three.' 'billies humeral shillingslehe replacid 'the lover in ber plicef;s.lia areas whales aftetwurds, how eser, - witili"cogaged . with Ms pawnbroker, the reit tke hat Of the Prisoner at per locket. bat which he iss'adalAY. a a named* drew awity.- .11he Wrosecutrix, however:. lathstedi upon bin detention, ad.' havhig!eteaslaed her, pocket. discovered it bad bees rifled of / tiles+ which it imatalistil. ._ i . I • ' I Ille NatiPstr O POa. file Atrial of an Aker, was • - ISM no tramp of the propenficaid4 he matte. - • ./ st liTilt I r . mAyikik raid he wet poi surprised at lhe.dresitelt i the plaster isi coorealing the, Mosey, as. If .he . . " . . si 1..* . bid Men. hide us former .oecadeas, a 6 4 *MIAS .4 iiheolioo; la the art uf. is hich he ap la ciwa._pfeta,aajate . vi, L , zt . ... ..ste 7 11 .9. 1 1 , pO Pally . emminittfd the trial. . • 1 vivo• oat lttea,7ll few eteirek a was named Jaisak • - t it P.tal.WP ll o. !NMI 9rfrfeallialeag I k,. • 4 11 ..911 r h .mwamag aloes Mare. • c •, 4 .„,.! ._ • Mop,. hut Ike art droa - .4 1 . " . .2;Vt at ilrfst wriesitio kes‘ attouirly, t..g , titcl4 .1 ' le • ite.evitieneeitgatinee.Grovh. hi*. he .wasatweanfoed by Josh's Aram 'r o ; 7 il ho ""biti v "Skaaa atfrsit r- ..emst . wed whip front b aipand_oz 4 .4.4 ataarga roy .dlireq s. wetly be was pot', iptio:jalae aid a itafacteadetk gad tie latter stated that the Fa._ . _Aecooled Igo gib do Millet as he *as drisiog his w "'ailed .kifth atom. a Mt lisibe's itmblet and -Id r. *Wee illehewp . sateriag um de, hasten lekt Oil: yr =~_~ •~ . • • . . . . E „:-. , . •vi. 4.014411 _ .a . - . . , . • . ~.. . - .r..i.. -- -'•'-- • ^: - . ' ',. ' et .! .. , ""--",=!,' •', • , . f _1 :; _ ilibeelliej got thcre faired witeesi to go the pellge4 mo **teener, aMrhat he weeldee-w eh hint ininsedierely b i t lintel eine deing he *centred great coat anti o k, P, sill irhieh were left le tee waggon. ,The 4argetograoloerly, proved be was folly aanivittal, r o d Grover remolded etealieg s piece of chub, the prupen y dose penes' ettineors. .—j4lPluginivitoce . Ofilagoffssatioll white, H rmitt and Morris had received relative to the robbery committed m aw time Awe; io *the dwellik-lance of Wank hAl e h orne had Stubbs, •ia ,Vishotrgoi m a t ior sm. the 14th imolai, appm m , ed'Joba f'tt, who wasettocaroed in tbe. robbery wi t h ; • peg " t t a t m e t.l or ph lira red. sane loader .seafeene of ihe t ti for the offence. n the Frjloaer being nillirebentied,liejetsp,4 wt of a one-pair of stain window, and calked out fo a ; met late Plosisimoce 1 Hewitt approarJsed• leithosslteti Prisoutr Iptintisit in an attitude of defence; at last, after a most dev eram feeitance, its which Hewitt received a sestrektieer 0,, the hew. be, with the assistance of Morrie, 'needs:dot ill,tdking klia melody. Time Primary was taken to the ihrtOdlee, and ord ere d to boldbath-field• Prison. When on road thither, the leathers of the coach werecnt, supposed to 13N dune by all acco mp li ce, which caused a temporary delay. When .they pruceeded their journey, the Prisoner swore " it the Sherif hang hi m above an hour, be would prosecute him 10 the utmost riguse of the law." On Friday be was brought up for a final examination, „h et Mr. Burgess, Solicitor..attended for the prosecotion. Mr. R. Stubbs, the Prosecutor, swore, that during the night o f t h e 11th of October last, the wareboSse of the prtashw s forming part of the dwellin.t-hou , e, was broken open; Mo.. padlock on the outside was forced by an iron croic-bar, and die - lock picked. There were stoleu from the• isarebotese two cos% containing 1951 yards of linen cloth, value 2l 1 , t one hale et woollen cloth f cootainitig 188 yards, value 14 4. t and timbales of woollen, my value 1101.4 tht lust of-which was pr o d uce d h . Hewitt, and which was part of the property 'Anita fron t d e iweesises of himself and 00-partner to trade, Wm mo ot " , In October last. Hewitt and Morris, on smirching the premises of the Prim er after the robbery, found *0 skeleton keys, an anvil, shi ft was axed in a room of the back part of the bow, and a hom, pistol. The Prisoner, daring his examination, behaved la lbe meat daring manner. He was fully committed•ms *mode-far S&L . . . A mait'aind'acion r robb iry was Foramleted a fee days since, on the premises of, NG kean, corn, factor, on Benkside, the . particulari of which areas follows :—On the day in question, abort twelve o'clock, at which hour none of Mr.Kesn's men, es. apt pee, who works in, the stables, 'ieee on iho premises, three men, one of whom had tha.appest. coca of a miller, came to thst yard.; they _lot wrat to the clarelitig-boose, and . told the NINO serve* they came for some corn, which was' lying In a mt. tails of the - lnd that " had a es- part _ granary, aL _ they, ... tan at the gate to take it away. The servants not isspatt... Leg any thing wrong, ,soffered the cart to drip opt. the - meaty, and the twq oven put as* visrtgrs ef corn into the cart, the master amusing, Mr. teal'e cook mid nursemaid in the MPSII time with Ms col. venation when the tendingivair finished, fife 'die drove off, and was dear off the premises long before the fraud was discovered. The brig John and, .frsapes t. wf, Seltcoats, Wr;.soe. Master, loaded with tial ar„ was !smokily lost at Cone. wail Point ; in Gall oway, on #un s lafthe instants . at eight A. M. This Teasel had been out 'twenty fire days from Pictoe, - nod in a heavy gile, at tbs . entrance of the Frith of Clyde, She carded away _ _ her main yard, split her principal, sails, and is a. Al great essi:re. became unmanageable, :ben it Pl+ attempted to get her into Loch Ryan, but ' the - • that missieg stiyi;ehe struck amongst breakers oa reel, a ibetti tbd hi very_ short time she was withal Kited esso ul ini ii rs u o ili eo ess i s S: oes a s so d as the h ent j e back of the inn between the .v.._...... of ..tient.. , and , et . elimeemsbas vib• Id downed their emends Charleroi, or to Pearls, * where * the iteed of ; FINAL EXAMINATION OP ROBERTS. , wr ecked to pi ec e s , a n d th e wh o l e C a rgo seen . wh Q u a s ftw audu -so r ti tui o r e g r ed .—j i li th ursd kar a i y e ,; r u t t or o u ne a p o urr 'el e ok r , ou lt tain l:o i berts ,9ool ,. ! about the shore, little of which, it is feared, will 122 • s e w l es s e t s a o k„ os , si o e asayi e s i or epasied, it Bosses runs up in an angle to join the girdens t saved., inthii .distressiug situation, _the kw babe. mg* 4 / 4 10 1 10 , sort ill 1 calling them dap s and the grown' diet in this quarter *eve 'then on fresdie Windsor coach, wits firelight before Mr. Cow/noes 1 .4 1 191 1 44 ANN Cilidibar ila =cfe,. f e irflughe - FraliN , the o th er three; th e p i e i e oppos i te t h e wow - i ,,, t h e folo examination. PrLviposly 1 4 theexsisainatioa, Roberti ' bknutts of Ong neighbourhood turned net is AMC !leist7' U.; - 1 side of Brussels was covered with dead,and be* been lining In liVriv; comes the the, Willie HUM public. haste, and attlieush home; Ise. was commuoitatiee, ant appeared is extellerit • - 9 they could do spade 'f ' II of (IVO.. Ora oso k o i s s o , o y th e mo d, t o Ni ee ik e went. d ea d I wreck and ruin of soldiers' appointments chacos spirits.—The onee'vras exceedingly crowded, nod Mr- Bonne mfe,tY of Pia ship, they ' nevertheless lied thilulPPl eme sad horses, principally te the left, and towards.; hats • shoes, belts, cartridge boxes, inns ' broken 2 pee big mega" " the "cubical ' 'Awe Roberts wits DUI th the bhi Mr Coto:moon $ eto , ' nest of saving five of the crew, Vie. the Seperearge, the,village 4 Prioiliflg id: Job", en the ground which ' 1 , and buried half ht. the clay, overturned and broken bin to the following effect : — Robert i, In . e ' Pa the Mate _ _ two seamen , wanes of your ‘i, and a boy ; but Captain fronted Ike Bride line s where peat flambee. of caissons; balls, shells, and wet cannon •cavAidge's having betbre owed that yes were able to addaemaltimem vs ILION, t am WO t en the 11114111118114.11111fe elliforlitagtely Peeisoillf,wese untfleYell• Making large trenches, and some knapsacks, and en immense quantity of book s t et r a ." ' chat t e l ; il w rot e be f r U y a ri l e 'lle-h =te n d e l hive a ll owed reutuodee I°l4 ' 4 "": "'" ~.. ".- ' ' - ' 4 :________''' "'" I . .. . • burying them. i and .papers strewed over the field,. that had beta nitwit thee tot that parpos::—ls year evidence " a rZy 1. 1". :-', ,•• .. _. _ Dill LIT t,' he. -' ' .• Ai- liegemeet., e. very; large, farm, enclosed by ; throws sway by those who stripped the dead , and I . berte.--Na. your Worship. , ~.. f rar bfr. r F t eLdestion.—l thonglit It wu your totentioe telerlit IifrNCOURALGED by. the uniform , memos. at buddiegs, and , surreended by orchards and wood,' Sought for booty. A few miserable looking nu ' Robert vide tonotlttatafwacatre., Sir, th at lie deed . -L4 tenth" "" e milir -.l"ct riimi-gLio thi-nrio the eistabee of , dead 'wee immense. This position,. SONG childrie, and old_ men were wandering women ° pion would . • few prevalent implaints, wile bite beea confirmed by the over be n Zr of 7i ‘. l es hi c k eseo ow th e /wa s h r i g ht wing, was most ob - I the field, and with a-bayonet ' on a stick , er a sward, Ibt .0 tar rn ti' ' nee, . • experience of maay.yean, in a latge limb ostensive larletiee— nr.tli: laodloid me w , old hie e t . • sensible also, of the happy efects rusaldeg to the Publie f l oe *stately andlangdefaided—l be l ieve by the Guards, i turning over the torn clothes, belts,lb ehe beea r. sulriceo s t, ° hu N t .— there e rs a l t ' 1 Medical Men eonflniog etr attentions to a certain elan of Dis solo,l arowavicheotend Belgians. They. had. 1 0 0p..1 which remained in gteet number", and which, per. r .,„Pc"„",,, t , h A t Y"' were not there ou Mn, diy that ery was , eases, Mears., GOSS Obi CAC Members, of ,ille . Royal CO el no doublin he' entertained that you were ist.! lege of irk in London,-cntailitre to direct their medico to 1644:4 Inagivelli whichisarreended in part an; or- haps,- they had before reiected. in tbegardeue near tows . --- _ .. w' w all Is m a il: h . is kind Tessin : them Disorders Mrising from a secret destructive habit at ht- , 110.(11.0c . gardes. The hedges aud-trees, in . front of • , the houses , where it, seemed to , have'been the ' hot- obfoll9Zed i yorl are tille g44 . l 4 l Alf the. • `considerate Yoollt. which. not-only occasion.; a immerees trete ' . 41,11,, awl ell consed4itetbretl are fell of. ballet% from `test, they had buried the men who fell there, ' bat ' 7 1" of i - .—lt is; I shall not change my wind, you may depend .of Nervous Affections , . but also entails on its votaries all Ike ' ( eoervoling intbeeilitis tot old age. la that gleaming Pate at both tithe, hod' the: attacking • party . mast have sof. . legs aid hands were still sticking out it bad been ' Ratterte.-1 pledge' myscif, and . • will 'fo rfeit ' y life, if , l , Debility or Deficiency , whetherthe eo Ido not prove to you thati mas ot t a l i se Red don e , ' ful habits excessive a;ioktog, loos residence ° I. - , L a , *,,,i, geputy,it• was at last burned. Th..sweare s or ; done in such baste; in the stables . and ' met-houses two OW, llegide.of thy firaulenk, presenteel , suidting. hat a •beep 1 , were wounded men,. lying among dead kerne,. the 1 tor. sear Bt A r it. S u t : ‘.ialemautildtort. althea' A i u sa llreo t.: 1 • ;1 or vary other came, by which the powers of the constinwinn as regularly educated Sergeona of London, ' 411(4110 3 / 4 Sledl with deed. Tha. feta is! .a. league , peasants were then employed dragging out the latter, I Wm. Evian, of Pro. r e) , P . /irk-piece., crrtle. i lLe, ma llinbeth, they ° 7ll:; if e re Vrin ed' d free" allosentSt..Johoto aid onthelefe, is front of the and the situation of the poor devils who were yet w a t i pa Ge9r g es s ie Evans, of 11.1. Goldealeme, dam presented .thee*., vigorous health. ' safe. speedy rester:Moo to mud so ..e : th. of Ito b bezat a Lir htz te i r . ..... ;, i s:b6re an early application is made ter the Cure of a Cm little need, where. Beireparte wee at different times alive, was distressing , in filth and. wet,. withouteny eia v ar;ra the tar i n h :e l f P ice elu i eistatheeesion, where', ' it :is said,. he tenanted lay ~ hied of nourishment. A few peasants•who seemed sum k o f 200 1 . for his appearance when called w on, and his iregui t l a y, the eradication IY ra .c lly comple i t i ed a in !a the sho s ;t rjarb e of 011 WTottoWs ed'seegrOldlelllgx which - commanded a view Ito have nothing for th emse l ves were itaMe employed 1 -a g o n t e v e li s , e = 4 :11 91199 onCeosore allow tiiltrtYt , too &rt. isid inllte more advanced sad - ingeterate Warei : of ere* "elk estencoi bids' Hues*: This. frame-wurit lin the interments, others , looking ow, end seeming ' the 2,6 of NAv e r es .ber, ii e lo r t r e i d va to teLv e u orei o tts p i rti tgistrateon Viseereel Infection, characterized by a variety of painful and is taut, te n' diettesting st option. a perseverance in their plan . without re • hilii-tIePP eves ode 1011611110nths before, by the British . ! quite absorbed in thought, or like men after being flying , poley to the -whole of it„,:itis d bee barrier.to,the iambi hi city exer i ciseY will ensure to the Patient ( a perraaneut Poe Ge l :eyes-to 00, obstrach of sod radicl e.. *l4lOllOlll, who bedew* it nusvey of the-country ( ii .i drunk. Many Prussian soldiers in two' and threes, ta u ete tre . n aa t ar tgr i aletliaTl e ty alli a l t t Ersori furnished the &mre . ' . rbe. Dise;tses of the Urethrae 116 frequehtly connected told GI Ippo). But this gposiiimr sometimes more, were seen straggling on is the di. , report. Roberts eoefeasal a t he rt -- - - - - - , ....._,..... lout. - fur ......, Ir. was not pa 1 e __ ale notes of pee vlth, or u rain!" (tom the , a . hose Complaint. have wit walled th iet . •i t iml i ber ._,P- 110 : ; , 4 . the bi L was th e th eir .4 rutiun % h.) , nn infallible ;Ind improve vim., they ~r-en ~._ !rit arAiring , 71tosist of >even, one of whom has woolen to remove owimile Gleet!‘ sod So it.ture,. lilirtiter lee . • - - • -•- . recent or of long iintation,..withuot re,finte!.• 1,, the 1 ,1 " 1611 and dangerous use of the Caustic IS •u ; :re. Am% to`l'mves' "` +adduced of very inveterate ct yentyc . ntimance. yield-d to their method inn leaf doss, of:er the cure had been attempted by other Proctititn4us without urn :ad sorb has bead the agreeable result fill n • pfactire of 11 yr the ibat i sbe . mode of ;refitment has not, is one single instance, ever orovel übottive, during mthich period many thou:. f 'Ruth Sexes have experienced eajoimeht i.f haviax 'wen perfectly cured. after severe and iitiutiuus methods had here peraevereff in 1400 purpose. To Married 'fftnailes, ale. se ,expectotions of thee invirr pledgel of co tibial happiness bate.becti defeated, if mai ~Per Fie *OEMs's& Wham ion to know; that by a proper ',mein:oar in tben remedies, the general health is renovated, aid the i a ' reviewed. Messrs. Gums and Co. excluPrely professing tl e care of these pankuler. complaiut,„ in octet that they may nut be marimi by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached I. the Ignorant empiric. think it but jostler to themselves to stair. that they have been properly Manned and initiated Into rtery brooch Wf the profeaxion (ilsertificates of which, from various b'svPitalg, nod testlinfinials[from the highest profeeiffoal nines, they have to convince any ceigirerj. That a res'olv"te lathe wartime bemirphe te of .out en,terli avcrild. as well as is :ether pans, emboldens them to insert. Am their rete 6rejkl , havingsbeen entailed todiseasey already entnerated, they hum ; 11114 aQevtahltY of rennvatifin to web us may labour soder the ,olt.leitniing e ff ects Of a: life passed under the torrid Ewe. AJ 'farther that having bud opportunities. in their professional cIS' r ° e ( ' 4.fOrmittg on intimate acquaintance with the emotinoint fits of aeaffiring persons,. they offer to. them the 4(4 issiltanoes of immediate relief t that 111 e sotreSS renting hum Miele endeavoura Iran imhiced them to quit the practice of be rroi .PrectilioPtf.S.4lod they presume their preternious caw lute a Mir grimed for the unprecedented euati.lence with Sithieh they have, by the public, hem su lounfured. to the Foisqtry rtar.tequestcd to stale the particular , isf iheic case, ase, nod manatee of living, enclosing( a remittance tar rttiv A lce and nteditink, and. the retaedies will be given eribtP }es any. pan, of the kingdom; F. T WZil ' Srcnosulted.st +heir house doily (pets/m*llY, or by le tter. tgpaid) by patients of either se x, with secrecy, delleacf , attessnoo. • • . 'Sada OM and Cen Suetens.l3, Bouverie-streo s Fleetrttrest. l sit DON s Prrisire 5i0dP4141916.0. by D. • tit ers, id the Tariil4ll 0!rici0110.411110114i7.coort, inect•ttreti. • . . ' . Wi were told at Genappe). Bet this !position . was ..6011PetIMMIS more, werw seen straggiing on ro one tn. Veil removed homes/.:bulge:, or-etleast where the reetiou to Charleroi,. and their approach always ' bat!, existed. . . . caused looks of inquietude • and- nneasiness.-Oorthe‘ we went-to Nieelies, • small, pretty, town p An a roedat the farm, lay the remains or skeleton 6( 'a Wire .and net to be received tilt you come close mew, cud .seemingly handsome carriageor landoi, • to t he M hilts and grounds all shoat it being much - Paintd yellow ;.a castle* shot • had • passed • eight 'with hedgerows tad wood :it had . been the through t h e pausels, cud every bit of cloth, leather, - ' earters of Atte Belgians some time . before the a n d ilea, that was easy to be . removed, had bees P , ti re.! l 4.. sod t h ough surrounded ind touched almost by stripped and cot of, The wheels were gene, and" it-' eat . . , t,ermiei, ,Alliewand..Freach, daring the` procreated a striking picture of the change of fortune aii4. it ot the contest, .it aimed piiiege-'—rone French of whatever General it belonged to. soldier had entered on the l 7th, " cad ordered redoes, .• Froot•Quatre Bras through Genappe •to Galio n _...i. ! et :f ' PiCquet of 50 Men bqi when they wer e Jeleee La• Belle Alliatioe the Hate Saint and to Mat S ' I • •! , 2 1 Mt t. ofiti l b . iequet was gone. This man, having po t John, the . road, which is a wide good pavement in 0,14 Mk *cometlssiots, drank some wine, which be :else centre, and the sides clay, with very little fence siralt 4 / 1 the ~ Mayer is 'give him, ?feat to suo . ble or datc4l, , ,passes through an open country, all corn b d isnleeis,. at ha bisiltd hint, as subabitant of the fieldiv; there Are some houses, gardens, and or. , .. Win , at whole hodse be hid been Pillaged, on his cisaMa en the read-side, from Qi111(111 Bros! to the 1 1. . ~ s i ra oottiemegthi before,. horn ; prison is Russia, town . of Geaappe, but though not burned v they had - where he had bete treiged . iiitidli:". lie assured .all the marks of the devastating torrent that seemed bit 4W isodiord of ,hi regard entpreta ction, saying to hsve coshed 010, this tract. Men, horses, with .•. biwe e l s teeee him:Wen:pleader, We met.st the inn pal thi s materials' of an army, lay cru shed on the • vivo , w i l liiv,4 i i i ,j.:olept.(the *id= Manton' s on . road and the ke i lds on either side, which n some . Sig it EiPagnell civil how), a young'men, Mon. spots,•by the few remaining ears o f ce rn,. }bowed t i g e r 1 4 Imq, of a noble family in Brassel, ate is that they had been covered with 'grain. Among i , .. ... • . . ./ a gp ec t e e . o r Forests. . Free hie' ' .' ' • 'there, this ruin of helmets, arms, cuirases, saddles, dra...., a s bili diem ,. as Rapier, howls icea re ttr %lit& lII' *dons' . petleimr, chafed:4 caritp.tlia; 014,04 turissed o . tor a e l o uto and do; the bititk . 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