The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-10 00:00:00

F I 4 i i i Nn. 5'668. TIIB %IRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Sept. 9, 1814. THE PERFORMERS engaged at this 'Th eatre for tile i• 1• oins o pie we to tol.e ootite, that Ø. are ex pet te • •Mt tint he Greet, MIMI, on T HUI? SOA V NEST, the Mtn toot., au TiAetve twice of Munda , the L.Lth. By Older of the Manager, 4 HOM AS 01 BDIN, Prompter "111:.ATEE-ROVAL.. COVENT GAIMEN. 1 HE Public are revectfully informed, that ti JR. Theatre to ill nitro on Al ,n .a!, next, Setortutier 12, WI tic Tragic Play of PIZARRO. Bella, Mr. You . 4 ; F.hini. Mrs. Renaud. re. a niC., HOi ;.e oeth.:l„ THE MILLER, AND HIS MEN. Naze% 7i. ; Sec nit Price Ss. 64.—eig. St. 6d. t Second Price, 4..—Lorrer (Lidery, Is. ; Second Price, 18.—Up( Onlery, ls.; Second Crier. 611. The Mons to be opened at half pat fire o'clock, to gio ut half past Pill. d Petra* Box cony he had nightly, on application to it 3011,11. at the Box-office. BLOWS ONCE. IN A HUNDRED YEARS. AGOLD-STRIPLI) AMERICAN ALOE, nt. in full r‘loo n. and very beautiful. with that woriderft Plant galled 80.%. APA ft - fE JUN CM) M. Both to be wen at Mr. Cochran's. Argyle Nursery, tib.gtosi-nterit ; or Ay applying at his Seed-shop, No. 7, Dish Wee!, Grasvetair--quai ft. Where I be 4 arrived a fine Collection of 111FACINT' end NARCISSUSES. and °titer fine Bulbous/toots front r bind, in prime condition. RURAL SPORTS. Just pnhlistoed. Printed unifurin with ti,e former Yuhones. and embcßi ith Plsort hv Tomkitts. Londseer. ate. ASUPPLEMENT to the RURAL SPQR romp isinc, among other matter, Remarks upon, Anecdote.. of the Fish. Beasts, and Buds, that dt all inter/ or are searched after by the flport.nsan. By the Rev. W. B. DANIEL. TettneriAl Qoart . 41. 14s. 611. extra boards; Medium I)t Dico,3l. ; Demy Quarto, IL 12s. 611. ; Ro)al Octavo O. 2s. fs . Gentlemen nithing In complete their Sets, are Attest d to make ea,ly application, as few copies remain baud. London: Pt Wed fur 8.-and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers' tuurt, Ludgate-street. SECOND EDITION. TRICKS OF TUE STOCK EXCHANGE EXPOS' Jest pohlished, piles I d . V HE CAUSE of the' RISE and FALL et 1. PUBLIC FUND.; EXPLAIN E.D ; with Observ; Winos on the toi-cbievois tendeory aif Time Bargains and tabsattor necessity of aholiAiog the pret.ent Stock I:i t ch :l nge, triad r ,;,,bl i ni,nig an open Public Market ; proving the Xschnage. us a body, to he a deception on the Public. ni Stuck. Jobber-, ns in iivoclunb, in be honest and harmless with cuti u. Anm.o..tiont, am, ft Gtowary. Br A GEN*I LEMAN of the EXCHANGE. " There is a %erre( principle operating in favour of the Jobbers, in w hirh the Public assist itgaimt themselves. brig Otaiiient at par or a diet Oing is a profit to the SSOCh.• tiers."—yl.le Paislication. Published b t C. Cbapple. Pall-Mall. Zest piabil.hed, le Foer Volumes 14mn. price • MONTREITIIE ; or, The Peer of Sax A Novel. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leatlenhalktreet, pfd by aft Hookortlera. The following IA ilt 'he puhlisbed this Aunt:no! TUE BACHELOR'S JOURNAL. io.ctitied to the • if EsAtatul. By the Author of the " Euglishvrouga:l, ilishoson," der. 2 vols. SPANISH CAMPAIGN ; or, The Sew. By llrs. 3 vols. SECRET AVENGERS g or, The Gil of Glut, Romance. By Amp of Summit 4 volti. MISERIES aud PLEA/WRES of MATRIMONY The Piro Ilushmtel and the berood, S v 01 . ,. CHILDREN of the ABBEY. By IL: M. Roche, Villain. 4 vols. PAIRED—NOT MATCHED ; etv, Matringonv in rodur). By NI rb. RA* Autbor of the •• Cough's," calypso," &c. 4 vile. TUESDAY, 13111 al September, Second DRAWING—AI.I: Tub CAPITAL PRIM. Irma 1V11E61.1 . • • 9 X 20,0.10 V .2 a a.a.. ...• • • s,(xi) 2 . • 4 / :00 a.....••••••••~ /6444 : : . • TICICIKTII and 11111iAlt WV arkirrarald **drawn, are . by It I unditOSOM.-GOODLUCK, and Co.. Contractor. Ilse Lnitery, nt their °Hires, the corner of-fittnk-buit , Cornhill 1 end faxing the King's.bleor. Claaring Cross. TO THE LADir.s. AMONG the numerous Medicines whir' bee.l discovered by the superinr imelligeree. and wering irichatry of medical research. there has beer. 0r... baps, devised, in the whole '.rile of the Phut mnropeein. has at once rowed sn bniant in its nature. nr benefit . its resist'''. to the Fema e le gn World, a. WELCH'S FF.a" ott.L.s. which are new so weal know. ter their salteninus rife hove obtained few them the implicit roalielence of Mart:stiticinen Medical Profeniou, which stamps their chapel - 14 as a safe and • Mei/it-Sue, siiiiple is its operations. yet eonetfel is its milts, in On'StFeCtiOliS and other ihsorirers, to which the Fair Sex, more um yammer classes, are liable. There Pais are Dot may moat effseaeloss in removing the Ohstractinas, to winch uumarsied Ladies. at • epeuia ponied, are subject. bet -- vertailt and radial Cute of that d.stressung Complaint. generally wawa THE GREEN SICKNESS, which is Ihdicatad by a yellow. Jed troaetessance. • disorder semislt eismumuly (renal' want of Exem Relaxation of the System. They also create un Appetite, correct Herten, remove Giddiness, and are most missend' , useful in `' orders, Headaches, Pains to the Stomach, Shoguns of breath, tation of the Heart. As the surest Testinorsy of Authenticity, Purchasers are reel reasarteelats each Bril of If is signed with the N ame of r LEY, in hanci-writior. and on the Outside, whereby S.iViIIIIII &rimed on, the Scamp ill printed• by permission of his )lejeatfi able Commissioners of St smr.s, with a similto Protection. Die Ifollowiug is est of tire numerous eases winch can be addi virtues of the Pills. Madam, Cheltenham, Sept. ' I had Vol relay -years laboured under a degree of indispose tendered my hie a burden net only to Geyser but painful to no; • se this alumina. about six maths bars. I was induced to try FEMALE PILLS. sad I smw Hutult God that, in coneenaeuce . I.llr on, . riled Moons to• this excellent Medicine. I tun perftetly recovered from . assurance:. Of iminisdi . ile . --- ' e'er aIL ,by , .is most at amine end painful More. their endeavours first induced them air quit the lir:wilco of the ; , . • 1 The symptoms of my disorder were no more than tiWYSI. which young general praelitiotwr; .sat they preisinie their pretentious can- !tn nonStitot readiness to take tip arms as natives of women at my time of fifb usually lah,,ur undr. in a mealier or greater stitute a fair ground for the unpreeerleided coritilleuee with 1 G l ormany t and at all times ready to share it* (ate. 61.. &wee. and that Inine were oak lodine 1.114 evident to m y friPods ;my which ther have, h 'the public, iterti :.1. liberally hounureet. e'''very has i" repo'lluetme bees considered most Illowt.fro t i bad I h ave •To he cnirsulted al their house daily (ileritostrilly, or lay tester, • TIIE GER NI fiN UNION. . sow the pleuseie of subseribiss myseit, its guiiii hetolili . Madatn,zour pots paled _One of one Journals has" lately published a curious numb obliged and most obedrest servant, . and atter:lion. . • particulars' document coutainink Some account of a secret so. 1 VII Ski. scAestsy , .i Patte rn . t,, the country are reqtrestrd In state the 1 Chit y which was formed iti Germany during the pe &UPI STRELT. ELIZABETII III:DSO/ 4 - . of their ctor. me, 11114 manner cif living. enclosing a remittanre fur talvisr rind gardirittri, and the warders; tsill be given ur for- , nod of Frenbh predominancy. The Editor thus in- WELCH', rooms PILLS (with Direct:nog) me Sold Wholesale ; wurdcrl tip tiny start of she ki . nr , loin. 1 traduces hl b account of it :—" It must be. interest.' NA Renal by 0. KSANIIILkr, Wit. 44 1 , 1. , t Street. London; aryl by i (nose and 1. et. pirdeuts,lll. Bionictireiteei, Firroktrdet. WM% Of MO 31•11.aure Looses* sees wa d c ow/A iry. at g a .94. per 4026 Dec. %I, 11113. . i 14 .to. the psblic to obtain some more precise infer . „ . . . 7. Persons of di,stinction t whose preillog! otituta r li may have shown them 1 6 be dev o t ed to the objects the order, may be admitted at ontein superiors, without passing through the tower Meade. • • 8. Every soperier . may Wink mammy members int* the order 45 fiefilsda-as smlititete Cor snob xlmistjewft he transmits to hingitA n squmjks. is in correspowr dencey a monthly lilt,* le ati viii.bur and names of those whom hi Mil bit , urt. . ''''•'' ;•‘'•••:FX.:", , : - F • i."o . •.-Ftswinr.,.: -,-• • .. . rw . •._ . , . • . 7 "" . . • , • ~ Kh -.- • . • . . •:: . ~. O. • ' • t . --Dte-• t . • ' . • . ' iit a _ -:. ' lt . „.........ae...... e',......., • • ' .• .. • ... • li r i t• • h.. , :„....., , ,n ...... ft'? 4 , 4 e' ...I'v • e? .. - -,"s i t„ 5t . ...; : 4 4 .- . I *. , f t , t, a - tiaa t ~,!- 4 ,..,' A 1 .41 40 • t..) . 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W9itierehifn l iffrildra drneb , • . 100, bOOO-tnit, Losulan, the best Acc••tnistodatioir fell . 1 eirdoil ' i'46rititielLitti.ittitiilAfki4 tre Travetters, good Reds. choice Llama, and snorlf , rate Cargas. 1 GIIESIt, Stn . . 1.-It seems that for some days I ended contest:for Germs niiidepestr hat The following Post Coriche , , Shil Coaches, Otc.set fiat frau' once. a Ilpi**ll • • AY the. Saracen's Head Inn. Smite-hill:- past there is not the same good uederstandiag as be- I Bonaparte and his brother Jerome greatly dreaded .. F9ar loshlell oelei fore, between the the and American Plenipo- !the existence of this society, the tillect'ent tetitteilcy day BRIGHTON New F : leg tat Post Coach, every m orning at ?line o Clock, throug, Cras ley. R !erste. &c. tenliaries to the Co ngre ss ; the reason is not known, lof which they. very naturally hated ..- The :tatter Th e ST E Y NI 0 V tit, Dorchester. and 11l f . ford' Coital r . ' Post-coach. every Afternoon. Cat ries Your taides. but it is hoped thit'this cootness will be of short ilu- 1 , d e live r ed i n th e .W ee r p h ia ri art M on ir eter t i evamtt h e i tna I.LYERPOot. Post Conch,. in carry Corr Inside,. wits t "- • ration ; to-day there is a splendid entertainment at ' against tbia-uvesi l ---blic ;i s rules --,,,iik.-0-a-odiToz . every Morniox, through Loner worth. .11i-4a Cr,b.s, /buckles, the hotel of the American Mieisters, to which . remained it secret to the French Arittoriiree. I ' the %. Allies-stone, 'ramworth, Loch rp..t a, Utietaltora, Northampton, this and Dunstahle. Arrives at Liverpool treat Afterimon. 1 Chief biagistratea,are invited. A number of Aus- now, however, the high object which itistilltOrleirt with : EX E eElt, Ply ttttt t oh, Weymouth. Dorchester, Falmouth, ; trians who were P risoners in France , are to * pass is attained, there can be no hesitation abOutPublish4, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New-Post Coach, every Monaing English ing some account of it, which wetneoistabseal fres. iat half - port Si : o 'Clork, with a' Guard, through Ho:titan. Az- . shortly. through this de p artment. Mell y minter, Briaport, Blandronl, B as i ogan h s e tilitoilu id . a ll i t id igsti n a n i n . ting., i an d .o Hanoverian troops are arrived here, the latter autbenticsources."' . d., ll . o m s e •r w o it N o , y s a r s t i a a i i ng l • (.. , (. l: c e i i i e . r ... ti c o hi r.: . u u lt t h e . ver, siveuin)t. coackti 0 dot yin common with the Belgians till these last Then follows an account of the statutes Of this : 'brotherhood. In. one of • these - th eir objett is thud . • . .- - I from Roston to Stalely, Louth, Grimsby. and IluU. . march away, for orders are every moment expected; Cad LIVEUPOOL, Warringhtu, Etintsford, Stone,: and Lath.. : • tt is said, that Prince Ernest of Arentherg will corn- stated:- epee , fi eld, Post Coach, called, The Expel-bilge. every Eveninz tat . . ••" The o b ject of theUition Gernian is Fees:float ; that • a. 1 Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver- , mind all the Belgian forces in our provinces. . be. ! pool. Guarded- illittout. I BRUSSELS, SEPT. 1.-the arrival of Hanoverian is, fidelity to our old Princes, or the united exec- . BATH and 13RTSt'OL flying Post Conches, through Chip- ' troops in Belgium c ont i n ues without interruption, 1 tion of all our.powers, physical and M0r.114 to deliiret 1 , Ile. penhani. Caine, dad featlMlrotigh, every Afternoon; arrive nt ; ourselves and our. tredve country from every foreign Mr. May ' s, the Grerb:kund 144,, Bath, and the London Tavern, and will last the whole month of September. S ave- . , --- I ?below-street, and the Snits , Bristol, next Morning.-Cueekes sal regiments repair to Ghent and to she frontiers of y o ho , •.. • .-- to Wells. Bridgewater, TaustiwySte. LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockingham. sets ' Flanders. The members were divided into twit krate,lll6se of brothers and. superior'. The following r.trad • tittl. .. now ' eat every Monde, at half-oust Seven al'Elorks carries Four : . Seersmess 3.-By an order of the Sovereign ferret : hanks only, and toe- reinarkally easy. with a,Goard through- pr i nce, dated the 21st August, it is directed that form of oath taken on admission :--... • ~ : , ‘ • out. Pa.ws through Stamfrd, ewark,' Reiford, DoncasterGo d, Pad- and Ferrshridge,to the tiolden Lana, keediotext Day at Noon. , all regulations for the Dutch troops shall be coosi4 fiC I, A. B. • „swear to 41ruighty , a ♦ ,kelems. oath, that I, after having puttied thg criles*Of.die Geri: if )uke- • Notwitlisnioduse the unrianamn ex pedition o f t hi s Coach, ii is ; dered as equally applicable to the Illgian troops- '. allowed to lie the most 'glee:kW Ond toMplete Public Convey- ; • with this difference , that all such orders shall be man Union , found them in Coi;espnerte r itc e'skith my THS ; met on the North Road, being unequalled in Acceranniodattua Hut- ' by any other. ' 1, issued either in the French language, or in that of sentiments; and being admitted We libllother'into the I KENDAL, firm:ester, Preston, Kirhy-Lonsdale. Etattaa, ;Abe codritcy. ' • , Union, will constantly observe those roles ; I-swear. -- Charley, Onaskirk, raid Grostang Post Couches, every After- - SEPTEMWEit. 4 . -The Hanoverian troops which con, to God the orinsiscient, „that I Will keep .with,, , the soon,_ at Five teCiiith. Guarded.a profoundest secrecy all that may be entrusted. to mak GLASCIoW, Longtewn, Gretria-Greett. Annan, Dutafries• tiuue to arri v e .maroh to, Tourney, Courtray, Me n nie Brownhill. Thornhill - , Santinimr-K do, Commas, Kingssell, t Y pres, tidieditt relation to the Union , - and,wl4l' lendure mg/ even, and a ll of Scrolaoti, Camperdown Couch (Dee)). . i . t . Verime and NieoPort. . All these places . . YORK, Newcastle . And "thhaechs new Coach, perforated : a ill have nomeriseellinoterien and - English gam- the punishment of death, rather than break this my Voluntary oath. May God th e righteous heat cabal as ; with a Hoard throughout , 'Ali Ma every Mlteals Cat hairl"bi ' sons. Brdsel* acid iOtitind • will be garrisoned by Dail Six o'clock, by way of Newark . , Belford, Tadeaster, The I •-• •.• a_ • . o r, rit . fb • E r a h a d t Ha I* , • t iterest , Wigton, Northallerma, Durham, murpeth. od'b • • the fihf 'l V P'' ' ' awi Berwieh,.... 1 ranglisn only ; f ie y one ng t u wo -s ear l s e gracious to atti . . • 1 Passengers lindiag themseista fatigued from the length of tie ; novel-ion regimentsrA . ,the 2d Belgian infantry, and After the administration of this otitis, a shard edit mission was delivered to the Member.:. - • • t • : I journey, may rest what time they please, and then-proceed ha `the Chasseurs of N oce E r Draw- I withatit any additional fare. J Clark, the Black wam. tie" •3c•-• nest of Aremberg,, remain • cum, nay ste t ' t York, runs Cooches io Sunderland, Hull. Searba.. in Flan i tlers till.they, ase,completely organized. The The following are some of the statiattis sigmavga t gular society, for the first grade'-4 i , • . i rough. Whitby, and other Pinery. 4th regiMenileaves.Tinieuay and marches to Mons,. re re- 1 IittIDGENUILTH Due Weisel yew -Post Coach, every where a b 1. No without cl* i e Or: - iitation - erefiessettri• will be incorporated one, tst nc too ain on Eynitirtg.- tattled,: 3 be admitted intOthe order, until atter" a a . A LISLE,• Peoria,. and whitehaven; Port Carneli.,goes With it •; the. to now at Namur goes to Hassels open% 4 with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Pat o,* through t and the Ist regiment li to' leave-Brussels. The Bel- the oath of secrecy : this oath is coeniallni ettliktieti I Brough, Applby, Grentatiridge, Richmond, Cattethk, Ho- j . with. Ms life, and includes every thing , thatimey die I roughbridge, Wetherky, AberCird, &greasier, and Gtnlithltia ; gran regiment, are,to consist each, of three battalions Pre' toldbintby tasuperior of the order, ollatidill..lloll. l lll I (the Dearest way by eighteen tallest. sets ••ut every %inciting. 1 of 1,050 men u incledieg eificens ; as soon as the sEn. ! and perform& the Inanity wi th the greateritacility.be flirty be.charged. n . ... „ i I sent regiments ~se Complete, new ones are to be eatinn 0r which " detataed on thr Kaad by baamess or pleasure, have th P e n i'iec 'eula!r ulsa: e , •2. Should a Manlier receive in charge any t ing • • I advantage 4 their seats b 't ug secured in the next Coach. I formed ; the r t egalltions for the Cavalry and artillery . if the ; WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every mo r ning, a t hatf-pstie ire not settled ; efl'ofii• national troops remain on which he may deem incompatible witb his brad 14 1 Mena- 1 , Six o'clock. I or his duties towards the State, then he is *Cilia and tee t CH E STER . Newport, Whiteharch, TarPorkiy, Nantwirls. I the establishment. 'This city is full of Belgian • , to leave -the order ; but, nevertheless,' the meth if !hanrej l ?forthwith, turd Middle wick, Past CoilCll, et eryrEveikiag,, tit . miluary wholhaee.q-uitted the French service, among • 1 Stock I Five o'Clack. • 11100 -are embarked Antall halite French, . who desire 'secrecy remains equally binding, and the atuptlictmes Ind the : SUNDERLAND, Stockton, mid Yarwhilew Gooch, eye,' t . s men ; ' Mornin, to the George Inn. Sunderl.a.d. . • r cOnletiatiarth in our. army, which, however, it is sup. ,aisles, commenicate his separation ErnetalliVadir of - m AN eg t .avel.;ft, wi ta i„.., c oug li,.t on , N e w cas tle, Walad, I posrd they will eot, obtain. the superior in correspondence wilt i hAte. , i. . 1 ,,. E , • • and Wolveihroaphin Piot Corieh.*every Afternoon: leaded. A w it is ,affirmed that the ilrussiin• s garrison of Los- . . • ,Vhe safety of every Member fender, it I bedi St.lek- SHREWSBURY . , W e llitigion, nod Shitool, Poi Coach,f . ) ilklairtt is to be 7 :_l i t/ OnSkiiiiiiiblY reinforced, and 1 sary, that when any befraiit l l of the order'iltp • . Sell- the Royal Charlotte,every Evening, tit Fivets'Clocteduarded. .li-Job- • SHEFFIELD aim Ro th erham Post Coach, tolled for Hoek- 1 ilbkt during the Cress a *toilet formidable force place through the talkatirefieei s a iderYlediiAsof,i ea , • Ingham, every Morning. . will be kept up nit the othola;line, -froth the Meese , ptpiishment of death isheeldfrilleurisheteorip Ahd SOU TH AM PTON, Winchester , Alresford, ate Alton fowls.. , . . _ every Everting, Itq the Moselle. Thera meamires seem to be taken 1 , ki n d, o f re g lige ..i n „rien.wnekt w ili.the n ..p .rn aita r dis . BIRMINOIIANI Mercury Post &irk, with a Genrd..fett li n seir g eoce ,of .ctiotp• or PrencP- lietWrs fFnu) lbetiejinkaliLiblaslegnsilk6o4 l4 ' 44 moms( 14404,. • . . 4..,,Nti Memket 41,9110 ... t0 receivf ailt-ilfdor et iiiiieverg• i.turedsloo,lied reaches Illtselseiletw nest 4a=z e si, . . _I Pasiaes* try Oxford, Easto, nod Sisiirsialq to. the 2 , . say, ( .t at nttinerisus" tit cOuriers alr ie (rally at 1 11.111.1101 2 Bead. Ball-Strect, Hirasinghant. .- - - • cl, to ilia from ' Liindon, vet/deli being at all 1 cominissiois, ••kut from the supeiior who admitted:lo4 • HERTFORD , ret, and very Mnenitw. •-..- • ; - thitii . re* dy at Ostend Air `them : is observed e P , V .. liq t .s tit a HULA.. Itiortheave, lloaden, t riat and Doncaster. POGO thilitilte negoctations aver net so active, - and that the frOtti iiihirm'to receive Commilisions. I Coach, 'every Month* at Wt.:past lairVClatk. to the /lull and Ministers Aril! •probahly reamie. theme .loggia' than -6. ittreri aramtssion meta 'be pencil:ally, ffaltile le Girls Sun Ina, Myton-gate, Hull, fully, and secretly executed; the Member rithatheed. " Eng- 1 OTTEKII AM null, Eiltalta.N.l9 .. ilt iM S l l.. ' ' j ' : d a ily, , a t h a lf- • mai lit. OA leuppßs4, ,, o9 ) tbe ,Ist,. the American ---, - past 10, inaf-past 2. half-.past,l, isailitill; 7„ n'thork: , Ministers/Ore a n gratid enterta i n m ent at which the . . ing will.soottke raised-to tke.,offx,ceef .sugsrisr. a . 141e4k° ' ••* Foritie ecuiveolesee lir per.oas A' - ttarVeut lAtrateh , and '"a!io the English Mibisters, were 6. When a ildember is cemmi n ealoged to take egg • of the town, Passengers and Pared, are ' ee :be-laik. .' - •E . •.. - • aden, a ahoy , k wiles ' sat "8°64" 'C , 14" d i ," INS*: " "e 2 ' aft iti SETT. $.-10tadlatteis Bacciochi '' .tant journeys, or to perform - some expert e . Horse ...eller, Piceaddly. EM , Wets h 'h • Ittol • tiftrillbe • Pia to OM , t eat ees rces T ; or, - ,;a i I ... ii.p. .4,4,, .., and Borg. huperiot wire delivered to hteritle-eriennisoltste.. 4lo3 . besel; Napoleon's sisters,4uute contracted great debts • Dltillit.tTf;ierese:Al -#•• et • . iti 101,Y-•these.will. not be charged upon the cone . - 7. The Superiors alone are madeicquaipteikelitit Seventh 1!' by Owl senate_ .. rot_ _t Atill . _- - bleu. -.- 1. ? will, Jiad,4leosbebte,fie4ippity en, the..part of, jlafeetcli 4f • t he la t h .11L:./ teadine the iiiar anethod.of .troateyeapoir 1-.• lure . . ~_ re at : f tries• ,which th. ey.ge . y.er.ned . , but the movea.ble end im. ej ni , r eat o bj e ci i ; of the Avder a paid it n itt,bn,a4 . r4serea s M o d er n ,a few prevalent C.on aim =, wirielt bas tree priffrised byt the meepahle property.ot the whole fetitilylklV . .. ~ , . . • experience of many ,rare, inn taro tore exited/re priltarae--- bi sequestered td r Thai .p dy men v, • Inueavour . to pry intol them, , seasible also, of the happy effects revolting Wthe Plibllt flint . . - ' ~ 1- 1' ... ,-...r .. -4 - - .m.l ' • I •It • 'l.. --.. - " ' " 4 ' ( • sl' Every Memlier isbound - On ildnitsilen,' re' vu Medina Mee con fi n i ng their anent ion ,i • D q ovule class" , Ms. Day of eases, Moose. (;OSS and CO. Meinhets of th e ftliyal Col- • • GEItS.IIAN 1 9 .4) ) 111,9;v 4 J ihs ll4 tio;'' 'to hit' 'liii piria• Iliti ingrierng of Rikiiii6flif __t EIS IN lege Of Sureeetrelar Laudon, contitore to 'dirett their stadieslo , , „•. st , -_...........:i'arii . . , ,t i4' .. : ist 4; O ) 'together , with his'lMele; tdrnasne, rage `aril itodilielk .taese. I)i:orders mining fram. a secret .dyetnictive habit of in-. 0 enteiderute Vouili. whirl , tot only nera,iorsi a numerous seam fi gu i s t t i G i ff S i mi . it....„4).sibjerashoiNcut ammo, -his - own. handll' he thee receitis. frOrn. tin 11904000116 ofaNervosts fillreciions, but 5r:14 , 4 ent;iiis Ails vtilories,,Bllll leached . in this conthutheiht city j oy I* i l l ea h av i egena . icard with the tohoet ec ChalltrAgri 1141011efillifir. 4111iCh . .41160 is wr,i!ten.t4O ltrl yn NlltY ch vbfn 0 , 0 titer Yeah* inditorlibists of ale rigs. In-that disfressang Matt Ili DEM LI 1' V. or oeurlct F.l.Cy . , yiprilter (he ettoseeeret* ,4141fidt.. th e ( liam Orel woo 4, be,forieertad. into et al of such Mineral habits, exc .- i re toti ng , loa g re ad e n,.e f u twills ,. 'I ...: la hot climates iir any Other earl/F* 4 4 , whiels• the h e ; aMe. '. '75 A perephieh. ha i l rac,eqt.ly.made ite , appear. in all transaction s..of,the or d er • tildAs i. ■ ~ ea On F e emit! , w e . r ' ..". hick the u sti ' r'.2 ' ' ''........m 1 '•• h the 'without fail carry 'With liliclir aft Jolt cow runny climate', cifeehkadiss 00467 educated , Slarates. I ,!V it hlP it 1., ( 1 e. , ' ~ sr m g of London, they trier a firm., ssfebeed weedy restoratives Or al sect • vlbuld he eiflat• useful 'ri - r pratticithie, „ lot , f or sound and vtgorolts health . .. ,- . nwiss I WO $ tc 9 airch IseaWart antrweilefiiiin - in-the tlegative. ' '' o3l 'No PrlytioAndirittabil °ll- ' lo3 t holessl of balt "inisleof the dider: ''..• , .. ' . ni cl ft ! • .• ; e der .l where ha mole. appileatioelitilksla far the Core of a vow- „... ~.. _ ~., . 6 .Mentbet , of thd Order but thorsursiettOldl•dilldifibid -• • that kiosks "mat ; . baildiDga' TAINT DISORDF.K, frequisally- contracted in a rnvoeut et ' VINIJIMIteag sess• - eirt , srltbiabieyeieg, -'•'.) ioehrietv, the eradication is generally completed io the short ofEonaparte't system•te fristif.Plhembergh,no4 ran ~ bil u ! I .t- - 0 .....-: 4- •'', ' '-' -• • •4.* 'l , - Anew 8 •11' -I ' space of two daio.,:atell in the more adiarsoi4t and hivivete stages of YEN EittAl. INFECTION, characteless% bk a der it 3 . 4 e..,. .of -the n s oupworlta, of . ....rtiat,,he, „ ca,_ i lled . the . There sre other Statotis . rptes4, more* 7h have • variety of painful and distressiariamptoms, a pen/eve/10e great erupAre. to the accemplishment. oft .la object,l of which (fie following are the chser:- .. A ,r •''‘'. 4 perm _ in theel (without reste d *: i D iliefOr exercise) will eindive to 1 ha..pa id HQ. rt.irat d whatever to the interests of coin.: 1. The bibs rece_ivii; hit c_omirdsildn'd . i „„,,, per _ the Pat i entsi n permaurort and r•altral cure. • -I whom . h* Wei adalliCildoW4,4lll4lll4 i „ wh i c h The DISE:I*ES lathe URETHRA. Oa I . f reque ntly eo e s eet.. merce or the accorrimUdatirin or the'llihatitients, and. •I Y, from Mtn b y 2„ - . Ali cainavissioas, kewever,-, „ rli ,' ~„1 in led is ith.-r nriong from the :doom Complaint. have not escaped ;latterly the rapid i ty with whicirDevoust proceeded superior doe Hated to him by tbe-latarelml iw ,sals squoihri iseissol 4. 'ESIA.ILIfs--- 419 e 4r attesli"n ; by an infailiblPsn' ll "n" . " ve l l'h". the j"""'""lin the works of. fortification had'caused the greatest r _ . ta !Abled to remove obstinate GLitLTaarte STK ICTUK S, aim- I , !inen of the firer recent or of lone duration. without resortiog to the painful ' calamities . tO the.. Union, without any ether kiNverarpPiir, oodisF 1 4 and dangerous use of Caustic b-eigie, Many boo:ores can be ; pronounces it in. 4 this unfortunatastitsy.•. But the adthor .tepertors or inferieß, lyttencaymtprO,:eilkithn •-p9 sat rid v.imitrie d• a dist,d of very leveler:ate emirs,' of several years coot psaCtiCablgt.l9. faatiert Hamburgh au! . . . in r: nosing 1 having t ieleed to their method inn few days. after the S ent it iio a forlre.sis ...„ A !! • i ,.,,,'• 9 ,,,,,,, , I , 41.‘,„, nw ha i d . : at . . least if it .rerti if Ily MfnerCi‘l executed in the - s rediest manneV etopta any tamer .: e espechitty '1,14i co of aild riati erilfter% it*, been fluctuated by other Practitioners wit dreg' ;of S t a Is!th a pppUilitiol 91 . rrIST MI.P .n ~ ..t4). .d luv,vvv SO . Uill• ~_---- --a , —7 , ~,„ i t . , ~ ~ 3 3 cri , l. . 4 ,, .;-. -„• ~ ~...,r , ,ft.. wee im + . Foch has been the agreeable result of api active of 11 ye .1 dot th e anode of „catmint tray „Hi is one sinee intwoce, ever , * . s yt op .x m o ien is founded citillie iiatitre of itit*ltiori ; goer Ili but prove a ,_ proved abortive. during which, period many thousand pressed old be pecesit 4eV llberridh the ithi l ids H i -- - ...1 Every sepasier• recaleris anlelplashait -iii.Oalds . , ' H i d en" - of BOTH SEXES have e xperienced the enjoyment of klisitiK •ha l& Haillurg, and .AltioneOwithin'ttle wor k s , .alicommissions ate stritleto; ,to IhiPllt. - balt - lOWA h• llow • cw pa- been perfectly cared, after wvere and injurious methods bad . the i ra d a d wg . w f artrea a, _ft, b o fat • greater circuit than ►,ltends commissioe"..tnialerio.rs, , bi li all* t? rsePt*... nn Eirfose, Dr been persevered in to no purpose. °met Inch. Windy Dis Messrs. Goss and C u. o exclusively professiag the of these ! era; in Europe, and which , ssould require, at leant m, on aiphabe . c• ~,,,,.. particular compirint , , in order ohm to • N may nut he marked ' ...... 70,090 men •for- its defence, ~ With sack a garrison : 4... .. , • 4 Ind r- r - by a mistaken few, wah the obloquy so' jwalf attached to hoc 1 -- • 1 evee in time of peace, the med a ri d. mercantile exist- IslrOcula , For greater searrily; every suplrlos retiiteal r Signatuti, Miicti' . he Wilt' -intpley• bartheis ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to stale, i . • rcque%ted to that they have been properly educated and initiated into every : et o fFi Hamburgh would be completely sacrificed. ' • . his inferior, and ttridell (Mit lake* lie received mei C. KRARS. 1 tit . - *•-i. , --- . c, - 44 -,.:.t 'arr '....; branch • 4 the profe.ti.ot (.ertificatr. of which, from verities I- Is grant 1.43 hospitals, arid tetlienonials from tire highest professional autho- 1 I lie contehdi hoWever - thitt It is for the interest "missions- y's Honour. riliei. . , they how „, , ~„ OUT any t ,„" tr That a „al aa 1 not Only. of Germany, but aftelll the rest of Europe, .8.. Every superior receives, together wfitb•Wo - in the wanner heani- pliers of our engem world, as well as la i that the Hanna Towns,. and especially Hamburgh, Illtsaions, a brief abstract of the reasons, (I) , lit laced of the other parts. etatiohlros them to assert, , haw* hero Coasted to di-eases sitready enolerrateL2l e nde r ---ii that th t reiell i... te m iseit ': should buthe, steels . of commerce for every human ~they ate n to be executed : as this migh(yendef.. P 1• IC. 1 ( 97 ' out a certaboloef renovation to oafh as may labour u the' einneurdity,. the connectipi ir‘ka t , , of European civili. 1 •Oii r les p ci . rid , e, , c:e u ask , fe , ,' (fie !o c: , ,. ‘" .: . . , h!rti .. d i e il'4 o `, sit'°° .high ttehilitatini efferti of a life powedinuier t he torrid zone. AiM 1 avian, and not fortresses. threatening war and deft. 1 - ihis rill . 'y " 41°1 " s; further, that haring hati tipportonities:in their i tritiriiliii.inil ra- ~.,,..... due he admits that it • is an y WELCH 'S ~r forniing no intimate nrquoinrhoce.with she ronstittl• •• ;"""' , ' attaimettheir pad'''. Off as' they-ban* re of linvibir tiontil litit.its. 20, sealoarat person-, they oiler at ll.ent 1 imperious duty I 6. All papers containing lettersVentosiWglmili'ite • he best I 'on the inhabitants of these eldes t , more clearly than I , any other orders, as Je I tired from a 11:ciarhileiti of Somoteli-tte ief ; th at the stirress resulting fatter • ....__ , ever It • iluattated by recent events, that they should be !object, mast be immedtu' tely .huraod. 4 tCI .. .1..' . 2, a 4 PP n_-..... -r A;atinctinn. whose lrni9s4ormii C., 'IP saws of J t 4 1 1., 'l4