The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-12-22 00:00:00

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BURSTING OF TOR BURRIS. , 41 1 itieht,ilebb 'NeesseteiftibelliaiettAudd ifiertft MIM ed V S builftellt Weibel& et the Vetted Petikirse «r •WF arrive will be published . a New mom Ina, w sibil i i i I m o % m at am Tarereany..des Sfthrbasere- Si. Maspilleideleilirdeliet. emery, Bid Fisbofteet. Lew audited, .. • • . 100. ES s higeakciet:Z abei isolycsilli iga Moldlier ie ritel isime tilet io 41 . 1 ,2:6 w Its ^FM 8 49bildrift sl t. -Mils WI BP mb4•14 8 of ' lioarinia IN coax-mum , I ler lftatestta , lost . e a , . tut de * too m oo .ju sby • . 4 ; b a si t g i ttnix , vi m . 419 as ooatelalag a FaMitai Pieter* a sem of Wee ‘. ~ . oer ability and yousg Sprigs Elf Feabies g Eb th 4116%4404 ilompbtemi . 1 f .• rlf ; -! 04 11151. • Isere Vila% -' c_ ._(' ''.' "' ' • Olieleal Letters. Likewise tbri History d- tt i =ap L vs e4" .. 0.0 - ..... " ,.... *1di1a1ift allftlifteftrip-Ileat the libmbita Wilda Weide eseless; rand ammet e r a s ydi ao47 .Leede r e la .I ; bl A iel Ail ilagimilo, Lulu SR MK. van 4 . llrgaT l i o , sfalli for the IA 4.11A y a °11" kl. .t illi" imb ° Pa Ellt. rtiel isam °l°477 mer dmilviair vaste; te lbst whir will emd. be t ,a P i Y ortral "l"kmee t of tbe lot; tir I , 7 ik_. , ~,..,.... o ch a do o m m egib e lavldili heleureeedeklied aril prodded the Viilaeis Of Barnwell Of tbe preseet Day. a List by Yar too samberoes gistl i li miew 7 , - . di -- j a ik i do. woo. thimiosit . a . 4 7 1 :7 • 1 bribe greet attendee be bra Feld to the Danes to spedfyleire. de. fte. got If 094 soy coot a lOW Or a MAY lemot oesafted latelsallmse at the 'Printed for J. Memos, Cbeapside. lirggalligrot the REA I. eu pad after ,_„ , AOwlegn. end by a tualehlui cans. oot oily of the . ton . t o soy o f*. Omit . I***sta R ag. '""' ' l lbtleata of Ain Ward, bei of the general' Interests, Om tie let of 'misery will be pablisbed, •Ns. 1., le be ems. ••1 . rigida. sad privileges ebb fallow-Me ese at larg e ; for th e plated le 11 , of as mainly New Watt Rebbellisted with ' • __,,, EA _,_. ' tatil 41.,"1"141"4,_ it . 11.11 , ‘ . ‘4,1t 1141.1 43„.1 1 7 iirkblrellftrilally. Indite and 'balky With which le ebasmt- NSW 'MAW Min, the ' i Pries ' by first Artists. Sr. VIIMPIPrrom wirog •""'P'7 ""-''"-""_•_-.--...---"' ;mita abs vutiolla faaalloss of M tomato.' dals d arid i IRE la the COUNTRY ; or, Recatenterrias sad • IP the lIM . 5 11 + 6.4.41/6 • 1#11.1 ." 1 " 1 " 1 " .. " far tila lag and OM wag Wha l he t os See 4 oo. i l O AA Ossistis ; exidbilleg Real asd &Weal Seems a ,• ' • sow thtrusurtirrom.. -,, • • : ill bs eilite aseattes width he Sae at an paid to 'll.- Retell LK% .. . • • eta Wilds Ward. By to OLD SPORTSMAN. - N.O. 4 * * * : - .0310. . - Asev iopm compAity. . two vas 0. - Tbsefts be published is Mbe Tim Is Whiter-Life in Loudon 's well ~ugh. ‘..):. Wray; Chreelele, sad finasasmaa MeTecilafro, 1 i r and comfortable sort of sta. , Pit t* - -. • . 7 1 1 P ' APO% 1 % 114 isomer --gise we somewhat ROI and Jay- e IS t • - '. ea .. . • the Cowry ts &ea the Time of Day II I 5y,..,„ 0 . 4 , ...--.;-.- ''' • 1 LiNiATIK M jr.thilDtAM•-r&I .o.ar ' . ',- the. sad A. • - a SW. ~, Wirt of :° Detl l . °l4 befor 111111 '• . ‘l3 .ii g Mb"' ~.. et kirsialasti •m. A . ' , .i. . I , ; Mei.. Alamos Alitie NEW MUSIC. . ... ~,, E A. • ' 11. ''1re' 11r4:3 , 41 , 6 ,. :,., e . l .4 ~ .. 4 111.11 4 1 : 1411.11111, 111.: 4 11.11.' rellll-" MI Warecoft .flilidgmulif.."-711.1 till eet, 0.1111 "-"litsillii llso - Palahlied wbolt II' be b C d a ne ß w o Ttrur s as i-f. 10 n ea. Pall Pall. of logy . . iba .t ille meadeld empemblilmom 0. oder* THE BOAT'SONG ; or Gallant and Gaily an the 4 . .' • .,or: itiXelf •• • ' I t 44 . liiihdell . • 0.1 1 1 V i re, mos their werill o renems, l i e T/110111114 w est . r io nr. : Th e „ wady by ao , Amiloor. arrange d - le" *Away ..oke k iail are allo elit4e44 ~,,,_ wag " mai" die saig. , °V let Z e it for three robes, wit% se scoompasiment for He piano forte. " al ' le day Nuke Port "'""ur lard 7 to ill' i " l c sa d fly was. Hawes. gestiones of Ida ',Chapels Royal, thrift d 1b1N e.11140.1. i o d oi o o . ap Vend* as 1 risepody to Vs maw Mum, hare bees woe • 000 Peetet, scd swag by Messrs. ( ions . Nrild, =Le t et r e. with the at- than. • are muds“ highly fleatiled is batisF sow the 0P- moil in" bad". Ph:. ' hrei: d pe . bum. Ziff ft 01411 C -CAPITAL ONE MlLL'mree.. -- Is Peelks al oardbalt aid eteewt , jrielseler is . the thee " Tag McNeal. Marron ; or. St. Cecilia at School I cos- Permetusaviog lo a gag .. on taaMmimeasly voted toads by Ilie of Alderman and e w es o f short sad simple essays . 00d songs. mam b a. eimilY: . iittrtbbliblllig!t i l f ail _l t g lie ..-- - :11.1iie... . .a...... ' C OPIMMO S Combell fin the integrity bad ability wilkwiddl he dances. lessons. odes. duets. sonatas. mutton. reels, bora- Tris PRIMO! SUDO* AND TND INCONVIIXIINCI OF • ODIPSWINDID4II* uenesiv IN HAIM. (.vies Tun DINDUI DRIPS ma.) • Some at oat readers are, probably, by this woody to ioquire. if the french Malaise of Vinson is the only wise mat ia Frame. Te blip, k ea. be recollected, we wire indebted * that leosieeeefeek meat of the Budget which was pobliahed in oar met of the 7th last. Besides the quality of being ISO. ligible, this Frenchman has also the merit of attnek log some taming to maxims which never coottipoi any before. Certain financiers have a teens .11! English, which very nea r ly rumble. the foiliti remark of th e Preach Ministe r , w h o , we are lull to Mak, his only borrowed the original for the pr. pine of emendation The budget,'' be eimettes, .4 has, in hs own vastness, something grateful Yo_ the national pride, en the recelisedow time It howitess li sei Ike Ufa! aim , not Otly of lb* lOW Ignores!' • Ibis 1r - but Of '" genera • 'Yi 1. 1: dances. lessees. odes. &ski. sonatas. utasques. - reels. horn pipes. mimesis ; canoe composed for Wm. Garrick to open the bell at the debit's; enemies and tables of cotinsen.tri pie. and jig tunes scale On the instrameat. scales of Wei& and bass cliff; a table of sharps. fiats, major sod minor keys; a table of modulation to all the keys explanatory of the' tenet of Itermeey. specimens of lingering. &e. Re. &e. admitted. in their games' operation. progressively teaming the masksl education of young ladies at boarding seimis. The whole written and composed by the late Mr. Charles IMAM. Price 11. Ba. In neat binding, and lettered on side. rout limes. dedicated by permission to the Duchess of Devonshire. written and composed by W. J. Rhodes. price 4s. pot**de 7 _ lowering the - IMMO, of law. Irotg:k se otisiliarrithrgrate tbi r... Twisty. and irty por Cent: befog paid is ad:idoo to the asecusat stowed ; sad eases have occurred where the has NW NOlll4llllBan doshie the sue sewed. • P A a rt moue tim is west Instances. to Twest4ve per Coat. sod. _in items M. tomes* of Thin) per Cost. tut dm es Swat Years. earner at Michel& mas OM% hie boa Mimi to all Policies of Aureole Nested is ties aim. for the whole period of life. FIRS 01,VICIL—CAPITAL °NZ MILLION. Polieleselholled oyes every description of property trials the United halms.. upon reasonable terms. Loeser' lal Illifalagy paid by dds Compasy. with 'lbw rdity sal Polleist=etive at Christmas. should be resolved wig ]Meow Days thereafter, or the same will become No liatrases Mosey. Admission roe. W edam e•olal *barge ezacted. WILLIANI bibibtic,Seeretery. ANON!. INN, NT. VLBY stirs, 'STRAND. GENERAL OFFICE. FOR TRAVAILING AND CON -EljelltAMWZ COMII. ' other lIIEB f N. r • -I- •• y - , . •N : 1 aMptresis; sad • s Maros, Havant, Oxfam', aid Cbeaten aad Sa• lay at half- Put Dow sad Canterbury Mall, through Gravesend, Chat ham, sad Feversham, every evening at a quarter past 7, and Benday at half past 6. FromCanterbary, passengers andpar eels are convoyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, Sandwich, Itc.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folksier., illandpte, Myths, Diechurch, Romney, and Lydd. M ford Mail, through Carmarthen. Romney, ! and Hartle. brdwest, every evening at a quarter-past 7, and Seaday at half-past 6. Bath and Bristol Pest Coach, to carry only four is &mob Readiag, Marlborough. Cabe, and Chippenham, every Morning at a quarter-pad 6. Bath sad Bristol light Post Coach, every afternooa at & Bath light Poet Coach, in two days. to carry four inside, through Maidenhead, Reading, Marlborough. Devises, and Melksham. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at 9 . This Coach is ddefly intended for the accommodation of Families, Invalids, he. who cannot undergo the fatigue of melt a distant Inoue day. Brighton light Post Coach, through Reigate sad Cock fight, every Morming at 8. _Cialanikana Origisal Pest Coach, to scary only four W ild% Omagh Manley aad Oxford, every Morsiag at 7. Cldslmeter, Bognor, and Petwsrth Post-coach. Monday, iirodniteday, sad Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Rover sad Cinterbery Light Post-coach. every Evening utt=t—Ditto. every Morning at half-past 6. and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Lsathevhead, Clandon and Horsley, Tuesday, 1 11r i taterday Mornings IS. nod Ripley, on Milldui• Wednesday. and Fulda Honda's, at IS. Wag Comb dwimigh Alai army Atiersoon at I, Ihtueme or rele& sioh AA 1, sad Potwar* Coach. Tuesday, Irl 'orlds ill Saturday Mondays, at half-past 7. Margate, Ramsgate. Deal, Sandwich, and Broadstalrs light Post-esaches. every Morning aid Erasing. Oxford Light Post-coach, through Healey, Ike. every Mrtg am il e t .t 7 l . l new and elegait light Pest-mach, the Regu lator, to carry °sly four inside. through Riggs's% Guild ford, Peterstield, and Potties, every Ice lug at O. Stroudwater Coach (removed from the Ballast' ileat) through Abingdon, Faringdos. sad Cirencester, 'may , Iftwaraday and Saturday Mo at a goods, before 7. Coaches from Portsmouth to d , ehoster. ots the arrival of tholguil. through Eartworth, Coalman, &c. to Bognor. NORTHERN COACHES. York, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all parts of the North, every Morning. at a quarter past 8. Manchester Leacaster, Kendal. Roehdaie. fladderstield, llradrord. Leeds. Hallifax, Rotherham, Sheflield, and Nor wich Coaches. Daily. Birmingham Post Coach, sets oat every_ aftintoos at Bre. tarrying fear isside. and passes through wasulelt. Learislag too and Dareatry. to the Saracen's Head, BeU-street, Bir mingham, next morning at ten. Walliogibrd aid Wastage Ceseh. through Makkabsed. tiettlehed, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thrsday, au Saturday )derelegi at 7. • Shelleid and Rotherham post coach. called morning at eight, and the Nelson at Nil.. CARPI To Twickeshambrestford, snaluisuportft, *rimy Measay, Wednesday. Frietay, mod Seauchiy. RAMER and Co.. Proprietors. Paresis sail Packages are safely and espeditiouly con voyed from this ion to every City, Inv* Mugu. Gut 10 dhuh'y Sag in the rollowing Comities. sis. 1-4Borks. Basks. Caravan, Divot, Dorset, Manta, Hereford, Rioupesior,. irtat. Oxfo,,i Somerset, befrey. . 8 issex, Wily,Woreester, loath Wales, lilt parts of the isle of vino, Jersey. °Wu-. M. and all parts of Frame •, and to aS Partwof the Nardi. Take rodce,tbat Ito pack's..., containing gleas,.eltina,' li 'llrhes, plate, cast., a r Bank r -tee, however wtalgi the' "mt. mil be accounted for, if lost oe damaged`; Nor any. "bur parcel or passenger's lu;;;,te,e, •of mom than N. value gulag speoliled as such when delivered at thoollee w 4 fold for aceord:ngly fit Neat Post-chaises, ike. at the shortest &odic • AMY AND Ml THE failowieff.lAlLB sad othi go iron the aborelsa P-- Pans Royal Mall, via Dowar,Tosselay et Moho Porterooth sad Gosiort *Ml l li m ; ig lk# 4 4l6 411. Ulf past ,Oa Its arrival r a ffle Wight, to oosvey pasotagors - Coda nets of to CM cbe*t er, throq Bosworth, io Giantlike* Mail, throwgit Henley, On has, eiaryillesaing ats quarter-past 7, as past IL "suktikeluirst MelL throne& II of !v. V - 4passo• Ciimedi leg ate integrity mod ability with which he discharged the high sod important duties of Lord Mayer of this City. for his Nth*/ sad lineation to the regulations of the e. fee his Impartial etheleletratio• of inetlee. sad sore especially for his drawees in salotaining the pose* of this City seder eireasstaaces of . considerable &amity. by the aid of the el vil power alone. thus 'Awing his attichateat to tint genuine rinelpies of the British Censtltutioe. and his aaziety to uphold the rights and privileges oe W feßow citizens. That the thnnks of this Wardasote be given to Joon 'No wts Timm. Esq. for his impartial conduct in the Chair this day. end for the continuance of his atteetion to the Wends of this Ward and his arhaeity to its inhabitants. and they beg thigh* will accept the assurance of their gross ardent wishes that he Easy I live te promoted.' setters of this Ward, and the general Olds eenatry. That the above vessieddiss ho sighed bp the IVasid ChwlL. and published la the Newel grat i rrir=row, weir**. ELIMA NT COATS, eat and Mole is a superior essore, from die very best Bomar cloth. frost 111. J•. to 91. 101. t `odd of England. seperine. any odour, 91. 10s. to a' • t second, IL to 91. 10s.; great costs. faced wi g milk, ate. NJ. 31. ; ben costs and cloaks, (row 91. tIGIN4IIO9 brooches. His.to etc: rioakie Mu.; fsehl k oaribie growers; M. to U. waiee_9l6 to Uks.—The aboor&rice. aro for do itete to t winer*, warn Is point of Whim clo th , erirvitson- Alp, sod stossrials. egad toanyhawas at ibex dad Idaho -T• soriolo‘sudiothiraoldbUOlS `4 , lOVlll l A L eVe ll St lig trA ll ed a • as sortment of gentlemen's and boys' clothes oonstaatly on sole, at J. ALBICRT's cisibes wardens*, 47. risit-tarelt-hill, seven doors boat the Yearseent.—For Sady snowy slily. • ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. FROM the increasing demand of this much ad mired Seam for all sorts of Fish, &e. k has induced the Proprietor. HENRY POWELL. at his Wholeselooll and Italian Warehouse, aft, Newgate-street. (where the Trade may be supplied with this and all other Genuine Souses. Pickles, &c.) to return his most grateful acknow ledgments to the Public for their kind patronage, and at the sage time begs leave to acquaint them that it is sold by ail the Oil and Italian Warehouses in London, and by one or more respectable agents in every tows throughout the United Kingdom. Observe, none is genuine seism signed °Mentor. and Son." and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To Merchants. Camels.. and others. it is particularly re 'commended for shipping. as it Is warranted to keep is any climate. INDIOESTION.—PLUM BE and HALL's WU NS- B. TIVE or DINNER PILLS furnish an effestoal esti dote to this universal evil, and give to the proprietors daily proof of their efficacy. in a variety of complaints with which It is accompanied. as bilious affections, flatulence, nausea, oppression of the chest, pain is the stotetech, habitual costive ness, giddiness. head-ache. Ike. By the aid of these pills many are restored to health and comfort. who, through a weak and Impaired state of the stomach and digestive organs. were debarred eves the ordinary enjoyments of fife. They contain no calomel, are of a character quite different from i any violent or active remedies, and require no alteration of diet or confinement. Sold In boxes. ts. or three fbr 7s. bd., lay Flambe sod Hall, apothecerise. ilk Holborn hill ; wholesale by Edwards. Pt. Paul's church -yard ; and retail by Saeger, 1110. Oxford-street ; Butterfield, 173. Stroud; Gate of the lilsyii Becheoge; HolweU. 9113. Borosgb ; Beektea, 40. Charing-cross; Allmaissey, Great Surrey-Areal, Biaokfriars ; Ambridge., 30, Piccadilly; Bevan sad Co.. Cheltenham ; Glazier and Kemp. Brighton ; Torrey sad Co., Bath Thomas, Wey mouth ;Norton. Healey; Cheney, Aylesbury ; Toon, Readin ; Travis, Dashes; Walker, Newcastle ; Parker, 'filaadedamd ; east other respectable druggists 1n ifisteeestey. litintassirs with a just and humane goose or dinsaisiiitees results arising from the Wadi/lees treat venal of a certain asalady. contracted is assessor ton well known to require a ooismeat, end often *tailing OE its an hippy vied. a Sena of distressing and almost insupporta ble ailicdomi. Dr. 'CADY respectfully cells the anodise of those interested in hie peculiar and most effectual seethed of care. unlike the advertising empiric of theday.oelb r e=ily. winded conduct of those " who *lathe weeds.' to the ear end break it to oar bore." Dr. Hady wi l set pee- . muse to pledge isfellibility in every .deseriptioe of ease. bet as far as human aid, madded by medical and singled skill can be applied. be promises a condo, speedy. sad perma nent restoration; baring made every species of Syphilitic atectioo.aod its vatioaatrain of diseases, the primary objects of his professional oodles, and being flattered by the trans dedant sewed witch has seeempomW his mode of treat. I s dudes the awes of a and talked.", pried" he Is *tabled So Whir, with the Med rooddeses. powiensisos ot ease the mast borstal sad esesesegfaig. loseeneroblehte dames fan het whiseeit idertrativo a tho smerierity of Dr. lOadra widaille *dab • bad boss found tii 'mak egos where eminent talent, retained by public institution, had preeiiciioadenl. la addition to those consolatory adren als, Dr. Bady will bravoed ricy fortunate is reviving the ▪ u mbering sod debilitated ein es of the hums eoustiti • •on, which embitter.. and, if not thaely arrerfd. frequently render nugatory the very principle of eeistenee. Tram this 'tharriating state of inanity sod sterility. by nrestitualialy she Asses sad sandhog silseami riestiehy soli* releitesterasea. Dr. gady is happy tosoweey the mad parities simedisces , that the samara of beih, sexes. may * trtlll*(l4 a .!ready persevenikee is the means Ostend being only regaiiied. , -- ' .10s, gaily, is cosseitedisily, at kip, Xd. Elegs-street, doh°. . (one end of Dese-street, Soho. leads out a Deuced-sited, 'lash oppo site OP Geoeral Two IPininsy Pbst 1101mq ihr I - whet ea bite Otfind•street. and fa omosfti4eard-stroot), war mededirofbeib soak- .Des legless most- aispostabbe, Wisiis; of post: NEW NOVEL. Dedicated. by Peseasilett,tO Mr. Corbould. Nesmith. Just Published, is 9 vols. 12s. boards, by C. Chapple, Royal Libvery, T HE SIBYL'S WARNING! a' now Romance, or Novel. By IFDWARDSBaiAnUt silk is Au athtd ro r f ea Zdde. dm. Be. tier— Come. that scandal mag together ; Usti sad tabbiesing Misses. Spark mere loviag self than kisses; ' Ponoslbme amtic poses through, If rude. seek elitell of you." MOO. The Isaias* DON JUAN ; or. Memoirs of the Devil Ilacripietl, the Brigade' of the Apennines. is. Sd. beanie. — Mary de Cafriellay. a Novel. by Coutes. dell—, is. ei. abielle•-ir Old; or the 1 . 9 11A1l of Ranummi. a no . .IP LZ )arises, 41 yob. U. 4a. boordo.—Toloo of yob: IL di. boardk.-11:211e land, by ra. ltithardson, from the French of Madame St. Allm t vela Ids. dd. boards.—The Towers of Ratesevrold, or Days of lroultie. a Romance. le 2 vols. price 10e. bda. By W. H. Miteheagor. of the Surrey Thestre.—Also may be had, as above. St. Leonard's Forest, or the Child of Chases, a Novel. by tie sinus Author, twit vote. pries 10e. boards. -" Weal Affsed li," by Mrs. Elamtkost, la 2 vols. price IQ/. ed. boards.—Dangeolo of Infidelity. by Mrs. Yeats.. isfat vols. price 1.95. boards.—Friends and Lovers. a Novel, by Mr. D. in i vols. price lbs. bds.—Sentimental Anecdotes. by Madame de Moeselles, in 9 vols. price 71.—Castle of !Mita. or Memoirs of the Family of Wurtsburg, in * vole. price its, boards.—Wanderings of Fancy, I. Prose sad Verse. by Mrs. hues, price ICI,. 6d. bds.—A Peep at the Theatres, to II vols. price lee. - - - - fUrOltltiS'S UOLDEN ANTI BILIOUS or FA IT'. m ILY PILLS.—The Recipe for these Pills was given to the Proprietor, by a late most eminent Physician to the Royal Family at Windsor, and adminiateredin private prac tice for upwards of Thirty Years, as in admirable Medicine for Bilious Complaints. Indigestion, Flatuleaces, Heart bore.Coativeness,Spasme, Head-Aches. Affections of the Liver, dtc. Ike. Men of Studious and Sedentary Habits. and those who have indulged too freely in the luxuries of the Table ; sea as are troubled with Scorbutic Humours, dtc. To Merchants, Captains and Persons going Abroad, they will find a remedy Ca ns beneficial, and a great preserva tive to their general Health; and will likewise prove to be a most effectual Medicine to expel Worms from Children-- they are so safe that no alteration in diet or ooefloament Is requisite. ep Prepared by Geo. Mows, Chemist, Re- to the Royal Family, High-street, Kensington, and sold by most Nog gists, Booksellers. and Medicine Venders fa the Halted Kingdom; where may be hod, Mounties Couoi Dios% for Coughs, Colds, Asthmes. and Consumption. one of the most clinch:me Medicines offered to the Public, in Boxes and ilettles,at Is. led. and Ss. Sd. each.—"fone geoids. anises signed by ago. Monate. out t he Hovernment Stamp. Cdtrps diem— lire promptly wise. WHEN Scieqes began to explore the complicated machipery of Man, she was speedily entangled In a labyrinth of mysterious confusion, from which, intel feetual perseverance aloes emancipated her. Ignorance mad empirisime, however, Mill oppose their sod the prejeence of week &ode, is some messy e. oomerages their aedacity.—As Truth Is to Falsehood— s° may our public statements be compared with their un qualified pretensions, led to etpose their fallacies, we have not hesitated to avow ourselves as praetittoners le a class of Diseases. which **danger the mystic evolutions of Nature. To be brief : we are Members of the LONDON Cot- Lens of Suaesoes. can establish the integrity of our Cha racter upon the sheens of Twenty Yew's' practical expe rieece, and aneesece the grateful testimony of those in whom long sawing had nearly eztleguished every hope of relief. We pledge ourselves teem removal of SYPHILIS, from lb incipleat symptoms to the remotest stages, characterised by every doubt and whatever malignaney. The intricate and much neglected diseases of the Urethra have been, carefully and stously considered, as have also those delicate and sympathies which refer to' the Female Sex.—The l is= of virility have Wei especially noticed, whether as ari a from the deltilitatiog tyranny of a MOW Mama ph natural bias of constitution—the lanpreiesse of galety—oi the mere Alarming r . suittof a propensity to prac tices • • which sham *e light; the progress of whi.a. Is marked by a ,traded deedlades of the animal powese&—To all who are thus cicemsatimpt. Itad bore esPINWLY 1 6 shell as are aspirants for connubial pleasures, we earn so. commend orreountentery, Aryl4 RI D ie), Me tit a which must peeve beueltdai to their morel heppidesisa-4 The gook may belled at 26, Paternoster-row; 104 Ilan; 41, Piccadilly; 16. Priswesrstreet, Soho; 174, and )2_ Fleet-stredt ; 40; West Smitkfielii ; 95, Cheuside; Writs 'sod Senrosost, Nottrfek: Heck, Ipswiest - tirremart Haerati add liedield. lia:11s; Matt, Caibliati , !ge ; [e44; sod by all lieeksellem. Remedies can be. forwarded to spy psrt .of the Mink petienb *Titbit for the same, will ! Anise to eadose a S t ank torte.—Attandenee et home fOr coneolnition •ae pleat.— ead4lo. MAL C.. Wargeom. 11, Soeverie-.twat, ' Fleet-street, London.—A private dour mitad the corner. frourillietientle itr awry it'le *he hallest"t4-114d; Be tfii nada, - " softest &prising . the re the power of.; fbc reedit* fe Ale euteieeee thieeriber p i ellaotemeikot-;„ This' Minister. then, we say, mast be a ourstille ma, and could sever have deserted with 111011 114* tits of the King's Conseil, in advancing the follow. ing passage in his Majesty's speech of the 30th alt.: —" The laws have been executed, bet so law can pry vest the inconvenience which arises from a sapera battalion harvest: the whole of Bumps experiescet it at this moment." Here also is English—agricultural Eogllab-.—the " war-priee" English. We should not be at all sur prised if Dix-Hnitieme has been taught to thtok, that a isperabeadand of bread is at this time generating a pestileeee throughout Europe, and that the same measures of predation are necessary to exelude Its %- hullos from the French provisoes, as were lately en forced with so much promptitude and ethct, is order to avert the dread contagion of Spain. We tan at least attest, that the bountifulness of the masses has never bed a .subject of complaint in this dowry, ex cept with a few unhappy murmurers; and that the peo ple generally are grateful. Doubtless, the farmers and factors in France and in this country have double the 'quantity of corn which they can sell at the market price; which, under the weight of taxatios, is, they tell us. the lowest remunerating price; and they want to re lieve themselves by exporting the surplus. There are bat two ways by which growers de become also ex porters; the one is, by radar-Inc the market below the import prise, without relinquishing a Mr peolit and the other, by excluding inspeetatioa' *Herder. and dialog the home markets to seek a price. as will oesspeosate.for disposing of the surplus preens 'at N. , reign markets. The latter impeding, however it stag be persevered is by Frans% will, we hefted, never. be Heeded te-ia this *emery: - iseteole, *tie. fore. of saying, that because, soda ilifidairamea stances, we moon produce corn at the present mar ket prices, the poor shall again he driven to feed on potatoes or the parish crust, aid that all our manufac tures shall be made an offering to Ceres, it would be far more rational to affirm, that agriculture ought not to be taxed. We never recollect to have heard this opinion broached by any one, but we have often listened to expressions in Parliament Which anauseted to the same thing. The necessary articles of life. say many statesmen. ought never to be taxedi VAC there is as well humanity as wisdom is thie doctrine; because it certainly should be MI whether the people can exist or not, before it is decided that they all shall pay tattee.—. Yet whit ere the necessaries of life bat the 're dacts of agriculture ; and Werra is the difference, as It affects the prices, between taxing the processaed taxing the produce of husbandry? We are of opinion, that agriculture ought toot to be gazed, since it is visa evident that it cannot exist ander taxstios. It would pussie human ingenuity not a little, to engages de. siderably the iatrimeie worth of corn, although so little difficulty has occurred in attaching an ariventitiestaand., extrinsic valise to that indispensible eommedity a all the taxes upon land, implements, and labour, that ens be invented, however they may furnish occasion for the. exercise of Christian patience, will never initiate the farmer into the Christian miracle, by which Ave ama t loaves were rendered competent to solely the Cravings of thousands; though if that should ever befits case, we admit that there will be then some hope of the British. farmer being able to cpmpete with the foreign grower* of corn, while he continues to pay his present asnount.of taxes. It must be received assn established anions, time if the agricultural interest is to be preserved tin tiria country or in Frame. it most he by caddis, duo fame, to sell at the merest trifle above the &Taiga pricei.--e., Therefore, for a few country geode:mem se assemble to Westodaster, under the presidency of lit. Webbo Han t or ia Paris, antler the presidesey of M. Naves, (fey the Deputies principally represest the peprietarrof the soil) sod for these legislators to talk of protietieg ttee farmer by a. rise of prices, or (width is the sin* thing) by import doles; it would kid Om *sipohe tMi appeasing of the Limerick iihteik Itylatipil;sif , ottbe: tie emr.acipation, and the beau iIP a loar isan%f of bad whisky than they posshs altegf . The gentlemen of Seffolksbire mid Itenfratehlti 'rush ton fiber*? by one half. They Meet' Leff &A O trews of the lamer, *Silt teetilittidoia . Is eta till the price' of core dildt beg eit cher anti *VT prOpaatinr a ratarlYN . ported; free of duty, sy Moir at tire . Ii stiiMirg+rr and that the metelinet empty bis hooded stet* *pod Mir Ise :I s if be shouldprefer paying I . t d o lg pr el.ittitty . to Woo ; orbe may take ad WV!' scale of duties, and - watch the 09(ie. c= . until carp rises to es., nid the V, then i.e may throw his whole et ppapipwippr oo k, p.eiu dot filkfrao $544 1 '0144 otsiol .1119-ehtki at Ws. import duty o4tmaieei Illeatbk 11;11411NAt' prohibitive, befarst it cus Wescott', he piks the agrieulturist wants; and when the pries shall be N .y t 11