The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-03 00:00:00

, r RAZE ein. les and the-Pope would be very • Whorth a-tiptoed-- 'he little Napoieon has rooms in the PilarP between to Emperor and the Crown Pritree. Gen. Nugent gone on 00100 tont miisioto to Italy. BERI IN, MAUCH 24 —At the .some 4 time, with te Lopoitsot declaricion toned A t % T imms on the lth, the Allied l'ot%ers took the resolution to mike [O4 and energetic preparations for the poskittle rent of a new war. The divisions of troops which .centty COMP hither f!ont the banks of die Rhine, •e immediately to return ;• and numerous detach lents of Prussian troops will ut the same tine repair the same quarter from Weatphalia. The King is conferred, by ■ Cabinet fetter, the chief cent- • land of the army on Field-Marshal Prince Von inciter Wnh At the same 'time, the Emperor of Rtrzsia has • IMMOIIed a>ain toviarN the /thine (h" erelter part his troops now stationed in Poland. The head iarters will have entered Breslau by the 28th. Or'tttn Pruaslan'•ttoops returning to tae Rhino, o connuitties .entered this capital :yesterday, and II to-morrow result* their nuttch. HAnovan, MAncts '2o.—Ts.e trocips, generally, this (harlotry have received orders to march. This lorning the Hussar regiments of the Doke of Cum !Hand and of the Prince litiont broke up on their march. It is understood that the troops will assem le in the neighbourhood of Osnaburgh, and there wait further orders. Lieutennnt-General Deckers ill command the Hanoverian corps. The Hessian id Brunswick troops are also in readiness to march. BANKS OF THE MAINE, MARCH 19.—A.• irg army corps has been ordered to the frotitiers. We learn from Switzerland, that by a resolution the Diet, 15,000 Swiss troops have been ordered occupy the frontiers during existing circumstances. ,'wo battalions had already been sent off to strengthen .be gatrison of Geneva. • STOTGARRT, MARCII 16.—Yesterday his Majesty Ipened the sittings of the States-General with tik elloWing speech from the throne:— " For the first time I see the representatives of ly people as , embled round my throne. I have laiou4ty ,looked feteward to this moment. It was y .1511.t0 tonneefin the cloiest manner all the V.'. 'mitt portions of territory ind tubjectrwitictiProvh... nice hes plated uitder my sceptre., teethe dentaion'' mintettente and welfare of all. 'As soon as exter.:. 1 events permittert — it, and when those olytectee re removed which separated iitrious districts, I • ioght to attain this object:; Ind 'salty of conktittlar . ionai principles, 'and sameness actemv all. the vaio.' Ins parts of the realm, lire: tte first' friviti of vi . iro , boors. The divisional separations of'districts dissp.:: !tired!, 'the restraint; 14 iced Oreffee and reciprocal in. , rcoarse ire removed. The iarisilsktoryitoriessttriovt , separable portions of an... 'whole. • Diversity of ;ion, and of hank, in future, make no difference' • the enjoymeneof civil rights. All rontifbute, in. !ke proportion, to the chargei of the State. They . 4iss now only oneltrterest ; they live as citizens of le and the game community 7 ' . They are now coat 'irtdinbeigors, and theft welfare and lionour edit.; dote the hapiiiness land - the glory of Ike State.-- , pith Satisfaction i ; give my people this testimony, - 'at they have faithfully and duteously promoted lege my views, and .have - in 'the con. !iiation of the kiugliom: Aly army has down moue to the name of Wirtemherg by its valour and _ . rseveratiee in the path of honout and a danger.--• iy Annisters have ;uppnrted me in Inylahneri; and Jy' subjicts oral! chilies hate borne tho burthens ie time t and submitted to the efforts of every kind if which security and independence were to be a?. aired, - witttvoluntary derOteduess: And now also; !ter the restoration of general peace, I come Duke engagement to the lasting maiatenance - of the :ntes, as the key-stone of the constitutional' Torture, by giving my people this proof of my pa ramount regard for their wants and welfare.- The , rsottal freedom and civir -rights of all •cusses are levelly secured, and the tutiion is stronnned, by leans of its Representatives, to mate itself with the Ithorities of the Seite, for 'the eiercise of the most rnsiderable rights OrGosernoterit. This Coostita. ion will, I•trust; Idy tNe'fbultdation of the last* licity of my people ; they will lay aside all little lid merely personal views, and manifest a spirit 'hick will for ever actively contribute to the real derests of the State, and the' welfare of all.— ;very Constitutional wisli of my people; presented to le through their Representatives, shall always re. :eive . front,we a gracious audience. Princes, Counts, Lords, Ministers of Religion, elected Repre sentatiyes of the People; let us, united for the pro lotion of the iutelests of the nation, confir:n for rer the sacred contract between me and my sub- stts....Let.aue iutesest, that of Icing and Country, lee epirit, thatof t s he general welfare, now actuate h: So sbalk:we he powerful and happy. Sp shall _ . 11, 4al b. OP fin e st of illy rgig 11, and fshall find the Teat seward of my 17 yea.se urs in the faithful ~ !tarlitmttlt of. _MY 1 0 1 0 P 1 / 4 : L.,11 - ssh .th,opintatts ‘ltopsitonl, and tit trims lk,lissors." .. ••• • • • * L . are vetoes the Secretary of the Eagle isarince Com p to stati,lhat Policies expiring taYy : day, 'renewed . within 15 days Tram riaf pfrind,' of their Offices in Cornhill, or Pr Itapnark r 'whe're Annuities are granted and , an...every description of Life and Pits Isurinte effocted on the most equitable terms. ' .• • riext Wednesdsy the State Lotteiy begins draw. tau there . are Three Prizes of ElO,OOO, &'c. &4; the.fiilr . Meney in Gold fdr the Prizes of Guivieat as . . n' ps drawn, will be paid by iticoxvilloit, . 9oLtroci and Ge. 2 . at . their OfficeX l :Coilsbill • inid • aritig-ross & sOre se "Pi ckett and Simires sari 'lsarie ... • , • 1 1 44a 1 .• , • • , • • - •. .4 -.• , ;;, 111;u1r1- : . .,..: ;7..7.,:. si k 1 ., -- I:allfig . 5 . ., ti 4.).itrrit s r :Pill lie(.. . • --_, . ' • vr. • ' • . •. t‘ •• 1.. '.• • • . . . _ . . ..„ . • . dip • . . • ' ' , . . • st . - • 1 1 r ' e n ti.. ....- f , • . . . . 8 .1;,. ~. ~ 1 I •. . a • J % the • : i ~ .: . ~, .: i , .e- I il l • I IP ' t . - ' . ''l '' . . ..' I. i 1 . ~,, ... \ ~) i ni g , . '• . _.... bit e f • ~. 4 men. iiiit . . . . - • . 4. • . . • - nth - tw e No. 2843. , • . . . - • •, , L S ONDON, MONDAY APRIL • I 15 ' ' ..'' . • , 50, • - - _ .-.......... _______ 46 The Goose for odic* Mall Phil Jtil a the lieat, and Britt, Awl ,deli eke 1.- inqjtede f'' 1 _ ' . • ref_..,..___________ , --.----- ._ rfIEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANK. KNOWLEDGE RESTOWED AND RELIGIOUS LI- • nee; DKUSS PI LS PAPERS. BERT V I!ROTEC FED. i Pie /am ril HI S present EVENING, April 3, auk Matemies' Servams will ..ereonr. R OYAL INS'I'ITUTION for the EDUCA- -+"*' the progress of Bona. Th TION of (INE. THOUSANI) CHILI/REN of the VIINNA s MA a•c11 18.--Th e . m The New r;r:mt riper:die D..eirou, in three nets called, Poort. of ALL IekiLISIOUS DENOMINATIONS in the eta in France excites a lively sensation here.- , 4tl. THE UNKNOWN GUHST. . is c lea, . • Wards o f Alderman.. Ranishase, Cdleasan-street,. Dad Wu- - Aft e r whirls, the N••eir Fame called pleg ele. Landon, nod Parisbel orSaint Luke and Sai nt lANntard. Grant Poise di forgo has j ust• been sent to Louis „ 1 Sharediteh, and . Likeriv of Gleashouse-yard, in the County el XVIII. to offer kiln the assistance. of all the Allied "e "•!••• f;ST TEN O'CLOCK. AND A 11:14NY NIGHT. , Power! assembled at the Cenare s .Mtddlssec, upon the British S• Mein established-in North-street, of, w T'se Unknown fittest. - The Dyke et Wellington bas heou named b w y h the ic h roc t s a v li: 1 T.rd•Pfrd • City-void , milder the Patronage of . „ s . Ile Vac Oasts to he opened no half past Ave o'cleick• to be- reigns Commander in Chief of the Varga His Royal Ili hoes the Duke of KENT, Pialtote, • Allied Sove s r Salt oast sig. lish, Pcusalan, Ilanoverian, and Dutch troops, s r The Rielst llon. Earl DARNLEY, PacbtuEnT-And .. _ Ruler, it.; Second Price 9s. 61.- Pit. 41.1 . bee' mid will compose the sulserh army destined to opernte.be- are trio, 2, lorWer $1811 , 11 , , :Lir; Second Price, Is.- Upper dlyrs, lo t Second , Price. 6d: • • , Vicc-Paaslogers, R •bert Albino Car. keg. Ald. John Maitland, Esq. • Willusto Iley ram Esq. Ald. John Smith, Esq. Ni. p.. vi .t ren e, and the North S ea .- MC a l . Rbi lle, th e m oset i ' .......----.-rr..--!'rb-= •.• • - -•• • Sir C. Hunter, Hart. Ald. Matthew Wood. Esq. Ald. ' consist of 200,000 men of which toi TREATS ErROYAL. COVENT- JONI .1.11 kson. Esq. M. P. S. Whithr-nd. Esq. M. P. This army will T"" .present EVENING, . . will 14 _T o he dEt.s.OND ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL nf this In- . 50,000 are to be cavalry. The Duke of \Veiling- .125 i Wu 46411 kr place on W EDE ESI)A Y Nuc'r. when hen a ton departs to-morrow for Brussels. foi Ise perfornw?, • ' / SLR MON will he .-plearbed by the Reverend ROW LAND Inn Bit led .KING HENRY. THE FOE? ` , .... HILL,' A. M. at Surrey Chapel, Blackfintra-road, •it eleven,. Last nigh and this morning 40 cour i ers h art . b een le Ealstat, Mr. Aledhstal. . ~P.M. in aid of Ike Funds of the Institution: find it G EN ERAL dispatched. It is asserted to-day, th a t th e A rc hd u k e ' MEETING will be held at the Sewn' in If nil It-ot reel. at Two Charles is appointed Generalissimo of all the AMA su r f' ma. To %hick will he added. o'Closh, P. M. at which their Royal llklincsses the flakes of Iti4 The News Orand Mem Dramatic R nmanee. called yit -lICAMIBUG/14 • Keataind Sweet:. Earl Darnley, Mr. Whi th reod, nod several Forces from the frontiers of Switzerland to the Mn. °' 1 <user iitustrious Persnnsfaitse inematemmeir ibtention lofts sells, Tbe Iltavquis of Cisesteler, a brave awd ex- q u' the OR, THE NET-MAKEI.t. AND HIS WIFE. - lei(' tend, :tad a Dinner will take place on the same day, at use vice Teat a irrow, The Ginamiter. . Loader' Tavern'. Bishop.gate- 7 t ree t. celletit officer a native of Balgium, at p re se n t G o - ! ..1 l,uf e ase .. is.; *mead Prier *. told.-Pit, Ss. 6d. s Second His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, in th e Ch o ir, vernor of Venice, is mentioned as Quarter-Master- t/I the prior, a 5 ...-Lower Gallery. 95.;- Second Price, 1..-Upper I STEwAnvis. i General of the Army of Italy. wil vn g 6 ,1,, v , ls.; Second Prim. did. M. Wand, Esq. Ald. Messrs. Farrell, Messrs. Plitt, I. 1 ems A private Bat may be hid nightly. en application to Mr. i Wen. Ileygate, Esq. tint e r. Jll. Platen, His Ma j est y the King of Denmark has engaged to ,' furnish a contingent of 15,000 of his best troops to in omit $,All , n, at the Bat -take. . Ald. Id. liarioee, ;toil., 'ere - mu mot eke,. Wellingborough, Narthairptna•hire. C. King, Esq.Depy. Hughe s , J IV oner, ' her T(1111: ar. HISt'OSEI) OF SY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Messrs. Bun, Hutton. B. ws,„a , cumstances require it, these troops will repair to the non i': obese FREEHOLD PitOPERTY, with a e la. Ike, Law Lima. ph, Wood, Belgium. ma tar- • irt•ck inson, Phillip!, IV ylie, 2. wog esaatothed, odentimvous, ard ihrreshing Trade, GHENT, MA act( 28.-The Journal of this town ble ow. Dixon, t era . , 1' mow. of to•day has the folio...jag article :- .... ye r...iiicesi .w. of aphar.ailedged respectability la cosi, awl her Duncaii, I I awl la s e , reti , .. ii aa spirits, sad other articles generally rem - The I)isiner a ill be placed on the table at half past Four ' wil " I)UNKIIiK. 'Nun by misted savi.ahion. o'clock poecibelv. 46 ll( The people have disarmed the garrison, and, of a _ . "Ar.s.e . ftersbie Pon o f the . P ur c lumr ' s nar y may, if rs '" , Ticket , of Adosi , sion to the Meeting at the Schaal ma , he their own accord , hoisted the svh s ;te cockade, amidst I fe w. remain Ilan seratita f or a few yearn,. oht•iined by :ins persons who previously present a Donation of ' Y 9 1 rs• P.masslats, apply to Mr. Munn, Walbronk, year the Ten Guinea,. nr 11 Sahstriptlm of One 'altilne:: for ma• ear. to repeated cells of Vine k Roi!" ' bet Rai ' l * V" ri i' ''" l "n lo r "' the Pr o prietors , Mew°. W. • the Treasarer; at Mersa. Pares wed Ilevgatea. Ablesman. - ' ' ~ I an d a. 1111.1111, at ' W. Hingborougli. bury;l to nay of the Vice-PresielerM• ;to th•• M.,;•er • f the AIX-LA-t...HAPELLE, ...Irlancii 27.-The Governor- the . . w e - • -- - • &limo; or 1. , the Secretars, Fi,luir. p!.i,- , ., c whom, and at General of these pro v inces has published a Proton- I ° T eOO9 FORTUNE and . iYTON are now the London Tavern, Dialler Tickets, l't lia• ha• cat'''. May he i t motion, itiviting all the inhabitants, capable of bea r - to eof tlf I tuner .• ei \matt. : Me rovnani aterea want has nt- obtained before Tu esday belt. I • T w Cr.. pilrJ eirelreeni at ma infoes.ll, Corahill, and-IS , Cosentry - .. . JOHN WIENS. Sr remre. tog arms, voluntarily to enrol themselves in the mi- tes, /e ...,, i..,,ta aroverltinl. f ---------litia, or the regular army, according to their age.- the en, r. t yrrre perforni. a pleasing duty hr owes 10 hisFrieads, . A CARD. I All communication between these provinces and I r. s • snag otti to th-ut the treads of the Scheme of tee present - QUACKERY NOT ONLY INJURES BUT DESTROYS . i liar „.„,.„.„, , ,,..ed Loarrv. why', co aißil§• no tea than THREE . THOUSANDS. France is strictly prohibited, and all such as shall, by Opt arty Hap sof THIRTY THOUSAND POUND' ! with ooly - Storerior Advice Maf import..nee to the Atilieted. their discourses, writings, or otherw i se, show any foil ea. YI I) , IY: 6' 4 ' l, ! hssities F 1" of Oar Th..arsiud Gust.en. each, ( 1 001'Ett and CO. Surgeons, Members •of the attachment to Napnleon Bonaparte, a Item the nigh 4 . I and sloe. 1.. E ple."res bleach* to pay is Gold, witbiaut deduc- . . Cool'e'r / Revel V.:lieges of London and Edinburgh, after 90 years' 1 Allies here declared a public enemy, shalt be called my 'the a. ...anus de.an. elttels.e practice , continue to direct their-ladies to the care of de- ii-kri. and Snores are Dow an sale at No. 2, Cornhill. a nd a Certain Codsplxini ire ill its stages, era those debilities pro. to account, and contned. . Ifni ice, la Cat-att.-egret ; where MI business in the Public hoods is . durrd by juvreincindiscretiom, lank residence iti bat climates, Unusszi.s, MARCH 29.-Ilis Mn eat the King of my the (masa. elevated, &c: ef t: «Mel:, if not timely rerardicd, derange the sae's, I fl, %.r.. The GR.% ND LOT T ERY draws NEXT WEDN ES- : and %hottest life. the Netherlattas will make to-morrow, his solemn ferl the blli. Slight :in. resent Cases or infection are„ - bv their peculiar i entry into this City. His Majesty arrived yesterday dot el* - i m o de, e ig e rmany cured in a few data; and they particularly A titwerp. Nii.XT VIF.D'•;ES. I .II'. APRIL 5.• Ma ails , claim the attention of slime u hie b e ', aaemptea the care them- i at GOLDEN LOTTERY ! I . '. : be , lye-. or who have been sue unfr tonnte Os to have Is blind aid ' Our city presents at this niniftent an appearance nal hit, 1111; Gl'. CIMTAIN PRIZES OF 'rink FY THOUSAND ram' emilielence in men iesioram of s o important a branch 01 the equally ruled and animated ; French PerICIPS of , the we POUNDS! i fee- . p.ofession, .w hose itripropei tre.itenent 1-...1 only frequently de- ! Bourbon famU Marshals nnd Generels . who hat' e Soil ALSII P INE OF urn GLIINP.As EACH. ari- mons Lae vital spark, but causes Eruptidus 011 the he:t.l l face. %%HICH WILL HE PAID IN GOLD. awe aurae. 1 and . hortv. sore eyes. mouth, nod rase, vertigo, wise in the • temaineja&Wel tOlith Kistg, Offiaitti - . 14-41,609 i.. , HO' en. 111 till kola Oeuvre in annouticing '. earl, itrellingq al die nee., ulcerated sore throat str i ctures, • . 7 eon to almoit all titst nations of the North of ..t1 ' ?tat by T e ;is, and napeemalemednematy of Three rertain 3440001. t Obstierte sleets nodes on the skits b ors, nocturnal pains in the ' . , - oda ease. 1,, the present LOTTERY of only 5,00.1 Tickets . and Aced mid liinbs i ttoo frequently mistaken for ritemnationE cy- Meet * us gar public willitt6 3 tc. Trafterdltity, lab amt b, ~o r:o l ore Lanery, even of 60,110 Tickets, rvee - vmalsbled • creme wratsweslaitraliewes, and ar..elantrauelea, until at length ' owever t yeeweest a .and many 'Ettglish Vistiltes. alto eit try. burr than 2 tif fQ,11)01.. Cie.-hence of gaining en large a Ca- dropsy .11i111C11. wish a general debility 1111'1 decay of theconsti- I Intended to liiieisil • ie tIOw rtfolied to - Waist,. ' 'l ti.r. peal is 8 0111 .11 , 0:11.rd•five-reild ; alma la a gra'efal trowtr 4 lotion, all ari-ing from the- dreadful disease lurk toe in the habit, an to, art to tow Public. he 11411 an& /ArranZVlnealS that the live .or the imturoper we et mercury. and which sonptoars rre. . ' - • •• • i rIS , Prima of 10.0 Gahm as eaeli Anil he Paid in Gold as Bona its gamily appear years after, nod too often embitters the mairi- , ' ..,.. . .1 * 0 cut. drim it. without any deduction. et aetner they are said in Tickets venl ig a i m.. r 11.4MBEIRGH MAIL. eevinre*, at Miser of hi. Offices. or alias) other (Ake in use . Messrs Co/Trysail Co.'s experience in the above ilisorders, n I Wei. lea - ,dina. . are unparalleled. Are consulted daily from 'fen till Licht, by , l i kk TpIi•SCIIIKSIIC CONT AI NS all ranks 11i paopla, or ha letter, statittg their case age. mode - VIENNA , MARCH 20.-Forty dkguised Fr e nch. ' o --S Prize, of se:2oo4i arc .E. 50.0 0 . of 'lying, &t . ( eD t..sitiaa remitaa•ece), when medicines, and 1... - ioen made an attempt last night to seize the King of -' 40 . , 1; • 3 a - ....... ill a 0 • ;HI 5 ' • Aid Twenty-two other ('opitals. Re. Great Caneltitte-sbeer, Blickfriars-resaii, L• 011 0 ; but no. early succeeded. Our ever watchful police was led t oil tbi. ?twee Prizes of .C.0.‘63 will earls recetve . 4 : 20 .) 00 Mare !. Lester, are an... reed which do nut contain a cno441111,0; Fee: tier Making Three Prizes of .Cso.titlO each. N. •B. The Pile, and Fistula are by them cured without cat- o suspect something from the circumstance that sit- .wi rec. Five Blanks will each receive 13JJ tiuineas in GoIJI : lin g . a haCkney-coaches were ordered . et thelsaiie time. ihs ued Ice rib Dravoilig Sit. of (urea' aloath) April. •. • * e st Advice gratis, on Tioestlaa; Thursday, and Sunday Mom- . one place. Soon after, the preparations made at f t e . dal - i bier, fsmo Eialit till Twelve. the .1 e next stations were also discovered, sand se. the sec -rat TifKr.Ta =dill aRF.a are now on Sale by BISH, Crtn- i -- tractor. all, Cornball, or 9. Charing-ern;,, wh o said the Tao ! HINTS ON Til l; EFFICACY AND VIRTUaS OF SO - hole plan was immediately found out. . Anwing -the Me ATER' COttlatAL BALM or GI- libi Ito 41;1.003 l'rizes, and Fifteen Capital Prizes, id tar last ; MANION'S CELE Bet rsons arrested on this occasion are a " General and . T i e , of I LEA!). ling Lacer.: . S e It know known that relasi of poste.. all tri- -- - - - -,--- ----- - - - --- --- i ririllS inestimable Medicine having risen is re- t ' ° .. • citirii,st NS. RHEUM ATISMS, PAL•sI V.S. B:.e. I, . A. pole to the secs pinnacle of fame, it is. now sai . ctiolis ~ horses were bespoke as fat as to the Rhine. It has - ffio anti on- VHII.III.AI NS a rom gan re prevented f bieakin, d 1 , --- 'retorted to for 10 benign and health - restoring qualities in cads therefore beets judged proper to prepare ranltlY 'Mit me Iv IS. it torateitsing itcl•itig hat .01. crass . red h. la 1111 Ea iof weeklies• and eisaa imam. Moine. perhaps, unaequaintro I apartments for his august .mother and him in the Im. " ijr sek 1 1 1•al)'S I oISENCF. Or MGs cAlt I), welch-ally enteric : 1 with its virtues, nut Marine perused then immesh% " Cmide le i , .let S d'akr r • v.r i!.e‘trau Elli xsey in Rheum Janes Pirates, Gaup' i Heatith'• (which mum be lan few indeed), aitivi be %domed to perk! Palace. They have already left Schoenbrunn.• - Qua lee- !Malaita. nail Complaints of o, r s t „, n „ c h, b„, w h ere Ihl. 1;44, what is the Balm of Oilers.' At fare-What mimplaisit doth Besides a large army of observation in 7uscany, a ft, re- rutiMe retard!, has Weer. unknow.., n.- netlecrei. and in t•hil ' t ewer-To an.wer this it ISM he necessary to Austria will have a main army of 120,000 in Italy, ,e a vi- Mara have actually brake, WHITEHEAD'S FA NIII.II ; " Hold up the ;Mirror 10 Hoare." n et - CattaTE will nor the pain, an i very •specdity I.e it sheen. ; lot those aho are aldiceril its taw following manner reflect on in order to act to act towards the south of France. St, t ana !hist tame Is equally eft•sers. as for all 31-7. odetioncel Ser•s, ; the cause that produred sorts ham,. k upon the " wholescrir ay- Prince Schwartzenberg .oil: command this army. str' use L,.., Scorbutic Emplinta , Illeoche., Pimple., stint- I petite , and rowels of life C-Jaordered stomach, dry coug '• , -1, Shingles; Breaklaga-out au vat I' re, N •t•.', ant.; and I weakness ire the voice-, hde.messess. shortness of breath upon the' The Prussian army on the Rhine will be 180,000 ran T el 'stab, Sewnand luau ti mi Eve. Sore H-ad ., _ and tither Sear- I least exercise, mud relax:di-is of the whole system. Those of strong. The whole Bavarian arid Wirtemberg armies pet nail _ aulooitu The ESSENCP. OF MUST I III) •e• pee nap- dieted with palenc..s,liitre.iur of the eves, he.,ltiii . ..s of sight or will take the field : the latter are to enter Acaday, th e seer INN t krthe. pehrteh/I*4 ae4 recatllllr4 resinlv to Slur.. Nremorv, ;JP uld take 11111 e to consi , er Linen.. s advice. that Marc h _ . au * , _ ,i. ii,0, 540 04 p1ay..,4; 1a bin Sk eet 11111 f.; ". yout h is the import:An gwriod for formate 20 the Swiss territory. Switzerland joins me me-it rohua constina , .. Lt to r., go y oilier I,doil.ete Ate s.lwlwirent ti• i t 1111 l ," and that '• Hoven,: IS in be dreaded . 0 much as pr•lna- ! the common cause, and tie troops are to ottserve a u ' ale, • ,Pu.aturea eras /Strop ftwinsawata. Nails it i tar, exce..e." Tn.* i tation of ii I .knnit itin tine IS It good con; one tits' ~JOtatinterra , tr o =ti l i i i ev elf i lietilt;e . far nays, willows; solar: . l.lil.iti.ou ha OM h & Ir.hilelaner surd runderotio.. at that age ar very strictly the French frontiers till orders to ad- cot ins- .. , ' ptlveieg . 4 ,„of e erMio x , mid 1 6 efinally pal.,1 ) 01.111 01 ll:app , .. 1.1 rage . Nfllhillg Cllll be better descr ibed trance shall arrive. do - • almartilatt cras.of auimali-at Matruh, i. a d 0... I imoi ate ,t s era, o f A rT y leuntt r.e. A large Russian army of reserve is to be stationed • ' m ane:: ectell.ntis and Wi li ly, I -...-- For want of timely care fell ere,. • -•• • e,..„. of • - between Munich and itatishou, in order to act as a,,, • asamartiefirra &multi awe be midi • ' - . Medians wave died of rnedirahle wounds." ar- . ;i.e . , _,,svost .•. •.: , .. .... . ,suelt as these.••then this heoloof. Wthe is suitable. Com- ' circumstances may req uire. I a d ,... .' wit 19 ibS i k e tarallart. 111eiteTdissrlit, fle r nmetbtrit melee t he eitmetrai urviiation ~.f Nerving. and FROM ANOTHER LLTTER. . ' int _'.° c • ' tier as, e „oat Fitting ds. hill .Cametespiere ateaus proper elm - my-else use It aln erartieme, ms, ..., , . k likt4* 17 _ IR . _ .w tg,‘,..44, sn ow.. ea. ; bpd mai be had or the tatter will he eOllO Iby ii. ioduence. The Balm of Gilead The Monarchs kite a g reed to remain together till E ; siti . ..lut - st , . - eirdi•if In •rhe7U*Oirei 'IC ingaunt. , • ' has Produced•inote good tea this emotive than • .. !'ittie sib" this pew war shall .be ended. The grand head- me - i ace • .' , .., a ape ,autasaßlack lak.Statap, 'with the name a, I therformalllson „ of **Brea Medic% Bar c J wills- tit. &. •- invited 0014 • . . . aye iedanuer. 9 8 britessa %:11'/10 cant, ._1,,, l b.! quarters remain here till the n sha*ateally begin, ce i • astr. , itt. "mite& ; lives E.tid dirtsurthens .. is. ; when they will be removed to Fevoilifort on the L o Hitt , t 4 7.•., . - streb - reton, IS - v cc.' •: . !-::, ~ 4tit •r i caus.; 'resolve: , ids:fruition% - ' lri "' id ' Maine, when the C(Mgress will also fintsh its sittings. sari Inf. e - .. ~,,. , 0 , .- .. reit. pest cientequestca to as • ~,, ~.., -., S , riniuilors ; ofcligtheks the gr l .. . hark • iiis adept( -5;:t• -' 4 , • i ~.ii • --':. ' 11 ." Naar fibers to their yam r - e sti t i Positive orders have been sent to?day to convey mo - Ceti In produce, in a tam ern ' or any Jerome Bonaparte to Bruiin. isle ~ :eras -•: • „„ ..... V ..1,, t , °T. 1 .. • elf el , •t, . . $ l 4 11 '0 . . ..- ; '''' effcCel4.l.o , •it muSt, under cerliell . :111.1 Ce• , ts• Mee . o.' • . •of UPC - •. 4 f ' A ".• be virally adapted for the , . •ctes or • • the. Prince of Conde is expected here ;he is. j eo ote d. f...tr .**; .17 'JO at' , .•'. • a . :i • • . .. . knows ' . have' passed rhrough Frankfort en. the, . ot , . .. - - medicine buss rte. townentnonly ' ••• W" " 011 10t15,......' ..,,' .. 4101 et .. - . • all , , •• IP. WllO hove the appracunce and ai are ..... - . „ . 7 Anse c „ . the :"... e of. Wellington set off to.oay for Brits: chi iiiy . . , ..•,. „ 1,,..n1 S.. ''t 1, , ellemioate, bettlarlsed, stupid, and , r live . i • , 7 " 1 . 0 '`,.. ti . •• , an d' • ' , 'dies irrr . kwcpme thew. wit. .ye legs are . carry sets, iti. 1, • the -command of the numerous army grE MI . 4,,.... ~ , . C 11• .. 1 , • . • lido , . , , o col, . 1.. nieldl4l IRA. . - them ; obit have :in utter distaste for every _ • - l ' t "" the ' i. this iebrated. commander is well ac- .act rip,' ~. ve , • 4 • ••••,b firei the -' 1 40 . 1 . e at - drat-inn teas ' • iheapacititeth i Wherethe FI 1111 l ach is fuequ , red taw . _ , ray i . ..., FY • • s ok pr . 03 giss t l i ce,.., kw- Ilits4.• ts.. Wepherad ; paleness, bodily decay, and . emat . tat, too tt. .'. . .. ~ „,,„, a v yt r„„.o)„ ‘,., ..! - !,,erroo. aim itie.eveislag ; into the head. ''...theitreat men in ~trance, antl. epjoye, El l in a high di the cottatlence pf,• Lau:is XVIII. H ... it- teatime ur • ... • Ira • twice lilt, end, or • 1 • In b • Jot? • ', ~ ~.. . ,et er u libad I " 4 41 4110 11 ktihe' " 8 " ' Bah l' '1 61 " d • fe b°4l---• - • is expeete4 with good reason. that under tke present , . rin ane family boll e fur 59‘. by which one 119. bottle is , ,cet -- s low r , ..' ive t..;•io**. .7.,.' 4 .__ , , ,__.. ... po cir r c t u a m a stailes . lis presence will be of the mttindSt em- . . lanes, ewe •otntry•ln dew e d , d u l y iiicatary. ' •• • ...,..„ , Ay I .., ' It! Ay i .. Aqua . ...., i4 ,, agelme , i m m i lleriqu... With . earls bottle is given i •enpietts Bill :if Directions , • ' . 4 . .."*-1 *r oat raaNntroitT, laaliell (2 1• ' • WI meat' • iraelliary ' . • n e w t life and cow:thong select illustrations of the elfiracY of Nese mediclll4.F. „practice gives which ore verging on de- tar Gaut inneut label nest/imp of which has the words " Sam!. , . r%*l' lliri era ' meets ~,v•in • i „, • reload • '.. • ems . tel the Urethra they Solomon, Liserpool," enerayen in its of fi cial impression, and is It leotalrined * tu- dap '. upon authority. which „ it lit,. j ar •• . a r t ad and e."" , 'r. Sli.thl and recent chaes trillium's! pa.ted on the cork of each bank. Alt others are said, may be depenchzd upon, "hat King ;Joachim. PI iris , ... , taconite) are ' " in the short sesiod of Irth .Colualerfeits.• sold by smaa .. l Leigh. Na. Is, Strand; Sutton aria Co, o de hai l , ~raphar , I ,he present •aircumstances, pffered !his; f i t_l i ' Vu. Dicey wed Suiten.), Bow Chareh.,shrd b St o bena mad Co. 160, whole army lo•tlie.Emperor of4ustria with - the ad....v . ~,,- . emaie Set it 'will beennsolitary to know that they ll 'rind ofthroc D. hilaiesalskirh defeat eauception, egad ttsfintt•tireet, Loat i iiiii ; Br o die cad Dowding, s sa l labur i z iA. lam: • Smith, rierfiner, torih- :.ridge. Edinlimigh i t . arttn K eene, . ditimi that * it; ready to . place it wider she.eonvegiettl‘i • ', •S • fhiadati of connubial felicity. I • t hir .- •iti i 'adi eusl • dc .i - / a d - college-erre° ;at Dayssisee, No. I, treated with casaSour, acne', inv i olable se • , arliantent- street ; of any A u 14kintenria..-113e1 xo 41- it IN Imo. and ~f Mes4s. F. Newbury aid Sons. Dublin; and other Medi- pr o p o se, /..• , ,- ' . .• 1., ..., t. - ~ , s ; . the e . r e f '' • i.a_ Pt Pe . .rs. CURV F. ai d CO. may be,cotaulted every day, at eine Venders ill Fmrope and America. tie ,••• Dr. Soliatiolt, when consulted, expects !Assists:aloe of , A., Letters '''' 2 i: i t plek of • the, lita.egito • , ,07, '''' ... - :" 1 7 . ,,,•,.., 1ti g r, fi ni 7111:flic4,4,:iry, stinting min the the case, (111 C l'llollll, to shout cacti letters should, foe sattig, , be Ours, 6th,i Geo. i'• ... and Main - Of ,•ff.o . . 1 " tate • ,70.,,,u;"r living, Ike. soill eta losing a remittance fof Allvice mad threcfre- • ...,.. 4hlst„,oll ... _ L „,,,•1',• • • 4l' 'it Mk -4 4! ‘. , . .--"' '.lC"'..."`-• will he ItentWO %lib stodioubattetition. • .;. , a ajotea• Letter. Dr. Summon , Gileall - Ilthitea l e alr"av er- i ab e t aaa ""- ' ' .• *. ga i i• R ; _ , 1 1 4 h .... adT, ilatioulnifiell• 1- potiL llsid doehlelleablies'" -.. . . . . • , . . , • 1 •••, • . . , . i • 1 .Y. • .- e . • • .••- , , • 1 . . . , .... • ./ • • * ..k..... ... .. tO • •...= • •• 5 , • 4 ` • ' ~ .**S . • ...:. • .1t . .t ' P . " ;`,.... , :'• "i•• • • •1 1 •-•- ._ . . . f .. • •} ~~ ~ 1 A Y / ..4,....,7“. .~ I •