The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-29 00:00:00

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"to rnakider taa props/et! of Petitinairic Pnylinarat agahat tlie_Oattouance of Ilse•mbearak • - Tai vr • ; V/lIINI, 111 a i';~ Paz* • ,• • • , f 33d • Article of that Deana illypOrtsd, that •• .•••#.-- • tkliti shotat)be granted ,to such o f these prisoners ae . fortress o f M en t z sze i tz : l illimit s ! , d require it, a sun of two tramp pet doy, as *Nut by the .Cotigress ,: severa l,. aliewance, bebides the ordinary. inaintenance, which ition and ' • 11, TREA. T u r iy)rAo,.; r 4 1 .0,04"14.. . p*•-• int EVE. fiG, Dee. 29 . yin be pert The ,New Meln-Drostia . ealbot FOREST Q 1 , ; Or, THE DOD OF SION T,A [LUIS. .11111 ell liroich, • . I , II4DAS. . Tkorbbrlt' wiltho add l ed, • '4lO ifritr'tfiefiß lianatoanime, $AVA4441114..11 1 1ii ITTI N OTON t or, Les .Mayor of • London. . . b an% 11. a 64.—Pit. Va. 64_ . •.. Seesind . prie,.flor—ihrittoe ;It. • Ss.; Iceland Price, L .—tipper Helen. b• I %ma • fill • - • •-• *-~". WN EL&I A LIFR INSURANCE COMPANY,. 'UltliX3E-STRENT, RLACKFETARS, EMPOWERED HY ACT OF PARLIAMENT, • OR fns oronce from FIRE, awl_ 4*th • , LIV: ES ; F fortis" Grans and Ptigelooke of A NRU/Tly.S. lioniaticev faflh" doe al CHRISTMAS will eipire ' renewed within liflcen'clo%6 front that period. • . r , ewsteils iof Flee lewrance pursued by this Company af ev •ry advantage which ootrh a orewrity Om Meld. A large oil.. wa.lve is matte on Life loweranre trowl in 'lint, rind rvri depztettnetst Ike hitsiaes., the Co , mp:sW:: arraake we* ttre uttetbileil vigil all poi:Whir conmettiestie nv t di-patch. WARNER PHIPPS, Serreinr3l. The Company °See for the West-end of London, it at NO. 97, on the We• A-rifle of New Howhstreet, near Oxford street. FOR ShVE i TY-rIVM Auserliu 'FOR , ANY . , • r • A MO eST sogilont,iiprizsmeslGßlLND PIANO .M whh oilnvell three pedals. and every ether reguigite, wade hy•the fird hfinikfreetveer in Loads a. and tamer' by a -Mower of Eminence fur a Parson of Distipetiun, elk 10.11. turd moats since. Aloe a Cffibiliet PIANO-IT/R . l'k, Tbirtreigbt nitisens, cog Sixty ; And a tiqunre PIANO-FORTE: with drawer!, and wart, other requisite, soil as WM. ratelre.lll6t Guinea', by *wit n. _ _ _ ' ra,. gra . at No. 5, Leiresior-plato, from TaP Se Fear ca be tot for ettber, and esierbity packed; U frPONCI , • . . 11(1111R , PRIII18 . 1 • • YTON has again the pleasure of announcing to i* Frietirs.stie 4alepf several Canitok Prises in the Lot 'reef:oloe ithest dntrist the 31th Of No.enther.— fit the Ina itstee,.Thouhlt,tre ha l born pairticalurly fortunate, having sitarod arm( cold Ott* - 19443. • ' a Prize of •C`20,11110 • 414 1,08144 . . s• •• • Mt • • .110 3,458 3* • •-• •.• 6. 100 '• 1a 'drape, erewatireid rho Newt Testes Loo•••:e' to the iditnaion a 46 Prlentirs*vt4h only 12.000 TIOS KTS there re 1.,11',Ty• CA eITAL, PRIZES, 1 of 410.000, '1 0f,410,000, etc. to been the 18th of JtiOlitlr, outt tiationi.the 214. .A enswitiot variety of Nuareft are an an); 1.1(TOIIN OFFICES, 2, Cornolll, road 18, Coslntry creer, Mtrire every desertpition'of•Nn•hoes. io the Follette Fuelk, and other Cloverutoeut Securities, is translated with *laity glad tli paten. ,CAAitTit4 Ptt IMES. "i'7-}at ) Ce. ha _ ve the. pleasure of apnouncing :14/thetnher, that uses WA in ShaTeitie tillowhig Caiii -611 l'emet in 4164: 140.1 4 •41Prv, viz. s -7!).5 ......... seiß.ooo I 2.616 .. . • 'EST . ._._ •. d 2.000 I 9.1199: • •' WO ,NtYr. Y.F.Aft'S GRANI)VII7KItY. • Win; .1;401` D.awing on Ow 18th Pt Janienrt. • Thrv• Are ,11,0.111. T Ickes, *peter leitenne conteing PO, Geitital Mtge., iscludirg • . .. A.•.? • ~. .•...,• • ...110.unn 2 ., l.OOO . . ' lo' oo ..- 6 • 4$ .;'' '' 4O • ,•—• lye' . . 16• Il i kr -, 1 14 WOO fire WNW 3WI rr .1114 COI'S form - r r lite es, ti4b..114 Vnbloys • ••• •- •i No. SI: • Alavile (Ituirint-tress., • J • atreet. . • geilA tills* w AN appealed remedy far the Gravel, awl or ...eyrie; a peroetviiiii whs..' ilk &fine. It is ..Mills prcp*red fro. tor t ' r oses nostAsolir of t 6! root of dm, Nowt ro4:fees or nN beets, the Msrsomollows—fr en sl feN 1.11.1%, pop, Negri. Islew—hed fr' Use Uni, and the Millie Syt. ;writ. . . . hiertiftrlsmen ofeminen•e, eminence, with some Of the Arse personages, Pomeftrituou ;edged 1p *Meaty, awl rapport it with their re e.on istentlat inn. . Tiat.A.srateral isteravaletot.. by its dinreSie. emollient, smooth, and time I..er.torts imparts..nsuM elect stalky •paulfge, or i lemit4.4 1.4111.• gravelly hr risioly collerptions, or satmtimo lir 4 rits, m.,1- ter. front the litanies. the wriono . r.. pasurgar, Hod the i-Indoer. whicit itt.rn.ihiy generate (and smortimes very trickly too) lam oti&t ikerstiating and childish* of all human tortures, the Store. . . . 1 TM- soft Mid 'Martin *acetone which this innocent medi rine ofirridt..prpoutoet. by tie most 4rnititst lard ttiinting Aram, the a t‘ittil.tutt of graces.. ,sod porre.erfolly (arils ales the pveage or ohms. Platap pacth lA' shit form into *why awl binary conere. limo VI gall, wows famot the tteruinalationsaf bite), ekeything nad !nitric dieg the pasmgeN from ocrimoni 4111 r, pun or injuries. rho ect of this preparation he.ng to ovoid piety thing of a stimulating, fititc:t, furring. pr imitioing nature. .. Itte (iii..vvl lorosoildy (though unseen) is the "rpeerly Coe.. towns, cif, of binsin s., I.e ihr motion •of •st.rue. in the' I: um, n body. Verve Are yes.s.irus constistrtioos ear daunt hahib ally stud linked 00104 d ays" f•nd t 4 the secreilon -of gravel. The studi.um.glte seikaiory, ille.geoli;e9ol the infirm, are more n pat, ojarly drvotert to_ 011 dnolte rents paint. An occasiottal I •Isi:m . uf this *4i...id-Jaw/loth cu m ...F10.. iti...s perhops be I'M be" ( Parik turnicnktitin" tlitttittrt c letting, mfectirnb. . . ri, ifity - 'hod 'Skis prepatt lon u. .old dos.dve the stone. Woe 141 Ise idle/INS pre** . Tit, eels tut wodirme imiwine that ..ti • 41senbre & is& (tt rooted or a 1-trge stone. 101hust dread. a r bitty iojarlitene It ' ; the surgeon's knife bolt, in surfs t,..4 flOffiiilng, humanity best ~this preporatios• wall most ustanootedlytr e trr tw.pir In :In) . .101o . : , forming, by es to Moe theltostel issitain usattec, a . thine gritty parierivi 0,41 C, l me o ncr pai l w ill in .a.areat ulna) immures most elle( biarly disltidg itgisps4 ii • those deadly turinrnis. if small; and corm i"ril 44 icookuiat ettha-limily easier gad Mdder shag by lacers"- ang or fro clog respedles. . . . . . hate 4 1)16 Cistei.int causes of the &at Wof the brave Coiling . " 4 "4 hpnielsiatis have been a stone stopt in its pant ge throbgb Ilse uret e r. . tit 1 EP This an.cot.. reparation is sold by the' Pr OnrielllC, Thom** I 'a , its., oi seht.litoretkrator, No. 14. Chm les-street: Cuventlettr- . ( "vs is , itociv at "is. earl', duty included,. or tbreesparlst is i•r het- paw : I/ istelliged. II . nialy he had sit Mr. kiudetm's '` Ciwinitistill..liSre..liaorlacket ; or at lit. %rode., Aputiacitry , C.iroitill. ' 4di • 1)6 1 1 4*,t - Yeebe ate of of MaitiVisvilit, 'Mork . -lue.sind isequisitorial iz spas _ . k il e . o ir w e h rs t e o rs w "it to it Pabe-su;rnendf if, ;114 4 a i lre i rio " i• eL p. l irt 467111.1.16111c5d.• was lied: b 3 .44) 1.41144; .794411.1".111 : : • ' 44 Commeola ailed the Progeny Tax i” . 1i ' • ''. . - Mr. liessity HERRING Wilke M11e... , tstpoo retaining possessi o n o r ie s , an d a was .1 0 , 1 1 . . The ninVeen petitioner' Intd•wtitteskteempeptly to. fo i st% w iirehene rn l i t v ii i ed in li 7h e '''t n •o n.i nte l in ' l pt a Til l i a oo . a t r hi fti s M i.. e i: e i g i es ii6 s a hili p opy . sr tilli " la . led ( tit she would be permitt ap sl so • . hos , latstilth tt Itirrigo, kiloliter of PolAsk,lo..demand s.. • a Chian tt'e enatinnemee nr modifir a tl ree t or the T a y spent Inco m e. s o the Prussian Ministers' Object. . I.4t star g a t i t' lima avitprt:bot pied neyer ready**. „Xlsole claims violation of their faith, and the solemn ennensept off the Legie-. i Germany require that Meats .' -,' . 0 . 044. 4 0 -- Tliiii.Po l effeet r '' ''''aral . ' th ' " ' Afweery, thins Issuer, , - • , „pi s .., e tirfl, Resolved unneinsnesi . , 'fleet it is so less this eight 11101Milhe"! f " trtss ' c ' t* the - -r4 " ---aa lC (11-11 Celt 4 _,„ .9-9 4111 19 , -s!‘ *e e i ril ' -"- ote"l.49rfauce- . . ittlet,finad os imperious deny of the Ilriti•te people to deelare; in tbe_strodsiteg,, s defended by troops of the feelerationiv bis i Ihsell• 't emmel !Attire lost tilieolab s and eita terms, their iktsborreore Of a . system sr taiatine. Pprtielwad : terms an additional obstacle t o de preerese' .• • -sk . . t • . ' 1.. a ..4.0ded . alt.A ~ erepleisi, _l4 to them, .IKlRSAPlllrgicsioll L unju•t in its principle-, and oppressive earl inquisitorial in its • ~,,,,, nj „, ; , . to out , , ~ , n • enication otitof doesie riper:engin j as.O.Yfi Molted is by an serteitr..ry Minister as a • - •1 0 -•-..°"s• ' sa it; ' • i*"olPor'irY- etnedirlo. Lied sooty to feverish 'And dosperitto 1 ' VENICE , Dc. 10.-Our commereiel intercee ~.8 9 . . ,ashe . fly. 'ffWiP totlcheiliffilfl49 o , ,* triter'. times, and allowed to be iwroduced soder false alssalowooti"r• ' with Malta is become very frequent, and active.--= • ... ....- ca. 1.; . . . i sv ii , Ui•i tro i nia no rm s. ", c e o it . e m it• a d ni w y it a h i • ad ebe a si p l p le ro v p ie ri vv it . r o l f; ids jortia ie zt ed lon- th : The English permit , us to go and perch tie there she ~ . ell . th i „.. .. ; #1111"•'' .4111111W4111"illi c s os ° 1: 4 10; - : •41 '' 1 11.• t i 7 ... :. -60..11), • _ • -- . , produce of their usaisistoctures andcidenies, the int- tahllidakli,Yrflfhilent et , ir.rvi. ...0 11 . 1 .. • . s , t k e , r - iitsis ' id bf 9• . • lOWA latmilliim. .Re•nlved usenoimossly. That we ablate this Ti* is the COD; !iodation of 'which is permitted into the Austrian - . ,6 1 0 64 d__ __ t r • Thor tricorn thin it c• trip, and arbitrary Minister wools! matte respotssklste'• for ibe..e.elotion of the l) tree of the system. me it reinter* War the despotic contreister Mod the Sio MADt#l6/ I, Dec. 15.-The sailing of our naval ex.; which t!lettneCtitioti was ,eptrutiftfil to him ; they deta verge frier of every inan's fortune; mithest every one.depesarat s tu n . Ms ere tind 's 4 , ll2 e rr k t ere w" i4 e ne in a l# p r pe e' a l 11 4 ) , W ei . a t e lt e r e ll ' imi : oni nd e rm iw n4 pedition is postponed to an indefinite period. . fasand itilii Atiiir be be cots to pay them what thence it creates is nisti g iseesn powerful. that hod Ministers , A new list of the sentences pronounced by the'l'lliii : tbeir dee . ; fistature he, received .tite, amount, or unt o ld provoke wijiist woman pretence of g rasping*, this law- Commission against the severaladherent s o f . th e ~ that the Stitte .. elieuld give them that indemnity which in power, and thus demoralising the country for his selfish and ..,- . neferintis ifteW4. Cortei has been published. The voluminous pro- ! they here hi vaindemanded. Of the old Director/ Gee s have been subdivided ;, and the partial re- :. ~. nen) of relict lnce the restoratieti., ' . ; • Ersolised unaninm us ly, . That thi s M ee ti ng ore o f o pi n ion by ft ceedi-r u - s ifejetaGeoinil Grisolteil his skit Ptiltillrglidsos due attention to economy std ietree cheerier in the expendi- snits communicated to the public s will make known tare of the pnblie looney, and by the aholinou of useless places. .. . Arad passings, in eampliance with the long-tieftleried Petitions of t o the country,' in regular succession, the fate of the eon ( ' Petitiotts coullaninlidaPtis a n tt...lsellealkellOsid." the people, this and other greviow. awl OPPrettive to‘et tooY in di v id ua l s i mp lic ate d in acts of sedition. be avoided.. Resolved iiminiintiosly. That after 'the unevampkel burthen Itumnors are in. circulation in this capital,• which lit A . :1 in ti.lf.lreir At, hOlfQO 11 *eclat 011111* - , reretivii veli il a te a LliilvelY ,to himself,- Ust"*O4seop,aisted • ant privations which the people have soloing :iii pittietllly ell- do not appear to hive any other foundation , except mills" , *fa 6a"6 l ."ifast.T.aotlitittid-'sisktiklsjotig- . limit; won cif would have been carr i e d Into execettea dared -whoa the griesiinres they base so repeatedly complain- - the spirit of justice which characterises the Kittg per ed of 3 et remain unredtessed, nod while no measures have hero tale for,hitti..kil . ilberty.- Heasas conducted to do adopted to purse end in the' shameful xistens of extrievagetwe . sonally. According to those reports, a measure for .in 21 listsrss had, be Peek. found PMl's did , dot sibis , and priitusion in the plank esitenditore,. the attempt to renew ' the general reconcilement of all parties, cemented by this odi its and hateful Inquion waste! prove highlydanger- a . po li t i ca ! _Temple, - *feeni 'whence he was tekert after thret''• generous oblivion of mutual injuries and be plunged in a, nos ill the Mete. eninpraiii kin g its charaCter for integrity, iind -VW i - and 1 hazarding its imenuil erawiteiltity. I opinions, is its contemplation. It is said, that the years darit or a . s's. nits ts"- outrage, to Resolved urniiiiino n sly, 'flint It rennin' be Pnetetned to she ' Council of Castile has proposed this measure, in con- and unwholesome dungeon , of the Bicetre. He .' declare's, that for seven years he, was subjected tie Ilnuoinable Howe of c ommon ., prayin g that House to :eject !.. . any proposition which may be enkde to continue or renew, an- , 16 t 11110 F to the express desire of his Majesty, and wary species o f persecution and .lortore• der any modifiedion, she said Tax, amid that the Petition now : opposition to the opinion of several of, his present 6 , 6, He weft , ' put on his arrival (such are his• own' worth) intsts read he adopted. .1 Ministers. 'Thole who akac h credit to these re did - , Resolved unanimously. That the same be left for Signenues - strait waistcoat, an instrument of torture designett' at the Inquest or Ve s erv-rmo ns of the different Parishes areas ;cal speculations call to mind, on this occasion, ,tbe l • Madmen : in this state he was dreggeldi• Ward, until the Ise of feverous , nest; that Mr. Aldertaips.l reports which were current some time age, and 'Pse . ea,vinfi Coombe be reque'ted In present it, m o that the Representatives Iwhich, 't was affirmed, came from Vienna : it wait . 1 " 6 " HI P . '" ; there the first day he was tied peek • of this Want in Common Council. Of the ieleabiteints. mi nd .I Weis in such a that he could not mile she Mover and Seconder of these Resolutions, be a Commutes Dun Labrador, our Ambassador at the Congrees, !al" , manner , for carrying the same into effect. who, according to the most respectable authority i '*litelid half an inch. His conetitution, natural s - j dfsiippobt, .. ted the hopes of his voesecoleate; Resolved uneittennenly. Thnt the foregoing Resolatinas be solicited a change of system with ~ signed by tlee Ward Clerk, and published hr four Morniag and i resped is the visslisteenff -. four Bedtime Papers. 1 sirs of civil (Nicoll'. t h ey kad • recourse, says the Petitionepoloting Ai • almond wi44r et his confinement in• thearifeetre, to Resolved annnimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be r In the mean time the effects or the absentees mit I h ie to Mr. Bohan Cooke, Churchwarden cif this Preside. for ! _ so atrociouslaceardiug to his is ready compliance wi th a Requisition of the Inhabitants lo Still under seqeestration. Tbe amount of those that i a refinrmettli6 cruelty owe %neatens), that the history of prisons affords convene the metro ateeties. mai grant the .014. of the Could ; ;bare been sold is deposited in the public treasury ; ! when the Mine had been refused by Sir Charles Price, Aiders 4 and those that are inalieciable in their nature halve ere, in , . • is pent to 41.'. They had the interior of his den. mon of this Ward; and also to Mr. S. Thompson. the Moe r. •. k . wert taut eight feet square, new plaster. , and Mr. Wm, P u eiter,•the Seconder , of these pr;•reediino, for !general been Conferred on the immediate successor of IPP"A allick insmedeg to hasten his destruction. : Here they the very able and judicious manner in which they have intres• t h e proprietor who has taken refuge in a foreign .- e d t • dewed the business. : ....., shut itliii ifp the very day after the workman had Resolved meaula s nial v. That the Thanks of this Ward Meet-', Cavalry. I _ 4 . 4 • ~.L L . - they drily replied, " ft in& he given to Mr. Deputy Herring, fur his iadependent well I Pant*, DEC. 23.- Lotteries have been considered.- itaomy, . 1 ia ,!..• complaints ~ -•••there you mutit remain," Every polite conduct in the Chair. fi e a necessary evil in mnilern Governments • but litt 6 lOstr, 61 . Resolved sintiniinnusly, That the Thank. of this Mercies be', - . 4 4111‘,. , . . . . was creel) effeeted. His sight its given to 'tor . Ueputy Herring , met gr. D-pesie. Reeves, fee.lkeir member Toilettes vegetation, ler, et, Goiter; was Ps*, Isartkular witampaired: it itaxeotlitineed:weak ever Inc.. ready rodi;iTianee with the wish s tit this hterlisit le i wont to ofrserees _ to in Matters of finance , • terse* p, blishin g th e I,pre g Aiii g ft esolutitin.. i'111114M• Itntl 114 two don't always Make four ." -The a l ien aids . .. Chr he, adds, . watt • Ids shalt, that the Resolved unntinteuenly, That the Thanks of his Meeting lie , given to those Gentlemen of the Cowmen Council who have : whoet.the wrath of Heaven_ a ffl icted France, had no Fl 4 .9 . • b si he Whom Ms crime brought to his asaistaisce, ,itt.,4l el this d a y, fir their contemn:owe amid support to the such extensive views ; the madman thought, that by (twit not attempt any. Ilene for his relief in so un. several Resolutions. ' • lied his "Wein" E Pr ice . t r i m p s of rite most atrocious - A. RR A MAT. Ward Clerks . I aiuMiplying the chances Qe receipts, he multiv . - - issettr: btit his anneal Budgets for t e e last fifteen lettere, murders and pnlsoninge,. are stated bv,biat •-• • N PAPACY% DERILITY,ISTRICTURBS..IXES...&e. - ' yearn -proved that kih 180 annual drawings of the to hese hien perpetrated in this prison. • The King's WIIEN Professional Men; eminent for. skill Lettory did not prodwce 'mitre to the Treasury than attorney lent thither by order of t/io Grand Judge s ; nod e k periesee, Were their advice, and exert.theirabii i h e 24 annusi t ,F..._..e.,„„. which preceded thorn. It to tilt,* declarations and diaw Anse report. Es*. line' fur the cure of a few rei g ning dimities , they rise saperiter to that prejudice which is an jenny excited against the MlCK.wouldeesy to *Mtge tbe reasons -- bit his 'lllllleseis i ; be •. • i • ' Mievnests of aro, 'gnomon of thearst principles. and uoeducated ( plied deiswings, withotit 'being more useful to • t h e cording to the lio n `r :through the influence se in the practice of phy•le. Messrs. CURRIE mid Co. regular ' , State, caosed influite misisiet to society, '• ' • by coo _ the Old police, whose interest it wee to withhold Suriteisas, siowthowitts every privile g e to practice. and by th e 1 ; , ! - inch borrors from the cognizinee elf justice. Ile s oiliforin suectio , which their.fterscir of firmament far Venereal 1 stonily supplying. food . td sapidity, by inflaming ate . . Com e t:otos his hot her's, been attended. coot iaue with the same I tmagisration of the laboritiiaulasses, who lost their therefore, prayed the Chamber to bring them to put. anp•iduoy i o doled their stiedies to the cure of every species of i . o . .. ru . sio i the d ll' . rene w ed (.otter trill ant 9. 41 t 6 Caere Ike- PToiestdi.!igs inrinestY inp theft heinefol ponwit. us well en ilic removal of those distressing opals i cm 1 g a y . renew 9 ilities nod dehi iencivii which presebt ne embitter OW matri- chances, and forgot that industry is always the -.. .. , siketed for that purpose to be continued...-. • • ~• • '. 1 0 .00 61 s'e e,„ ha the nilalaittle of hui° l6l ilitinuili'l their wet in f est Mid most honourable t'esource. - , It was doubt- • Sich was.a succinct analysis of these two petitions. ' time Mote Antolini( mail iho.fe which oire the tanavoideble Via. .The Committee said M Sartelon ex ien ed• the - :rowers ei no oda. mice in a certain' abstructlve habit. Thee I leas with A Aker to . destroy thin: • M. • • Per c wohowy onalet broods aver his misfortentes.' ashamed la ow,. ! that the. King- has just issued an Ordinance, sup- , most painful fm dings ih reeding them , Personal Ha relief . tido hr is reduced so such a mate of iiiiiers ni. to relater ... esti " Innis she Ist r 1 i tae • two r t betty was the most valuable ti r ial Of snowy nex t, e IA t- r , c,..111 0_ WC._ "44. Poe life oppressive. Taut h persons it will be n consoling rave- t" g, . .litical liberty had to Its titinei . 1 allied toit •• ' hat oh nu inns by a ileW old infallible re - tion 141 know, 1 the . tY . eery-Wheels at liourdeaust. and thymic and an h ounc- t B -. Pi .- . .. {terse a needy, he re-sowed mitten fonder constibitional strength wad !is ialg that the Wheels at Lille mid aisrastiergh will be maintenance. %Vile,' political liberty . sveo Alittecked goer. Weak. wharf', and debilitated habits, proceeding eitime and destroyed, lite object was almost always to vie. MIND semi speedily ' DO ' ibl ;s o that there from mi rims iiteimiosiii mod Miro plemstre ..r from • a Witt .. rl' as as • ss 0 late persortal liberty. The greatest crime whic h • residence in lint rlinsew.., h a rd d r inki ng , ! P e ininelicious mist will Sarin he only two drawings, per month, of t h e ISt mercury, tic. are ',Freddy restored ill health ad 5 truji.tk. Lottery at Paris. Thi s O r di nance may be regarded could b e commit ted in ' slate wl•deb hi , laws , esPe' It mese Ise a self.evideto preip-sition, th at where It•e agglia: • tinily in a constitutional monarchy, le Ike elelatitioa A a real mitigation of imposts as a true bestefsc i a nte o f miellesimil cu i »icies is directed to the siewasetwand , . Or c CI liberty. - cure of a few. per - WU( cootptatiias, she Mu . . e tit she greater tion on the part of the King , ' who does not let a . , celf , ,iaity of stiefess; awl ID 14 prIPIIf of Ibis piseition their Sae- . • . i •, • .... • _ .... , ~ The Airier which we owe to our good Klog hap t mete ally vest without umusoug or meatianti o nen.. • Mud of cur* is ms s enstiestlerrie expeditiouv; na welt tos:snfe; - - ,-, : pity gust:visit from th ese abuses ; lie will'neetwassaik I and so evidently lamer:or to the common practice, th at in some ones. • • 1 slight cases of wireellow a perfect restomi ion is cisinpleird in the Letters, from Ileum state, that trade was then in . • . the liberty of Frenchmen, of whom he is the father.- . short period of three dote s and in those of the unwed invetern- I . cv, where - teher ptactoltsciers fiats failed, re proper perse- 1 the grea t es t a c t ivit y, •and that it was difilo It to fied 9 -. yell/Mee in their plan .9r treatment ethares to the Pager's' a lake • • a sollicielit nember of hands for the nmeufacturers. • . effect it. ' 'The two' Chambers are. in readiness to. men grounded, awl tasting re-establishment. ,By an early op- 1 e , :since the Failtah manufactures hatl i Zo i. seen n 1 •1 : support the beneficial view!, of the King, in order to plicatnia, she paticst Will escape the danger and etproce at .a . a sit vegsr — accuse apd jotlge those who should dare to proseeibe s iesiiiiii• nitenditnee upon the less ellperienred pribtlitioner. 11l France, every body could convitice the mow iitosiiiiiste acid complicirted cases of venereal Cites-n*4. iscoiton goods are not inferior to those of this' it.g. bettishcarbitrarily arrest, and imprison a nines Ruh as oborlictiiiii, in the urethra, spiny eitirrescenre.„ hard l . Wu, and this conviction was enough to make our , citizen... No subject of the Kin;, -' east be arrested, . tumours, callous ulcers, etteptionsoceniunt weakens, glee's, as ...e • I but iu eigtue o f . an order o f . nrkt<st, and in order to also • .i ma factories flourish. • -. STRICTURES. I batten froth Stutga rd welkin, that the King oftat within to total the ' terio be brought ,• i d prescribed by -'• 4 whether reeent or nf tong duration. mid which have hafted the n ' W'rt I)4' " tl* ' • 'that h had lams sin tsposition was so severe e All other.arrest, .all,-Over imprisonment is 'llea . skill of other praerielaiwrs, are, by th eir present inspeined pia 1 OM g of trem.neld , effectonily and permanently cured. without the sent for his physicist' to Vienna . 101; and will Certainly IA pouished in France, wh0...- . sentrecier eintlevingtheeterecieeting p lin'and alatming heitiorrisage . I ever be the author .i i i•kthis• order given for such put.. -- , $ . . . *tech fi f l orally f o llow!. the applicestinp,of the Inset" iiannic.- • CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. Dec. ffl. , pose. • . , In the coo lye of in*•yeitei extensive practice he this metropoli.. , 4 ' • munerous cases of strietreveri have hero and nredaily wader their, .s * - STATE eltisoNlitte. "'- . : But what caon i tit now identity, or, at lent, wtth' 'care, .thc total eradication of watch is 4 rested by a wife, err- 1 M. SftllTEs 2 eir, from the' Committee ef '-Petitions, impenity, unniestionably.asiited.eader the expired • • ti t he kinVespeditioos mode of practice, superior to any either _____ med a Repeat. • Nineteen otst,. Prisoners: of Govettnneni ' V - itworiesielotai th • COI 1 1 't • ' Vet•ndopeed. Toe eseskiless; rein nation. asia debility sectsceed- r- - - - . . ir . . e istt ut on o isiberr • 'or-Ge- he ..• lag fneefiShis eolopriii.t, is •kedil, removed, awl the patient State, he said s among whom Mk t . year eglit Contained all !host securities tot. per.. tweeted tes Mild and vimerteusbealth Bat witi•re the debileij neral NNW+, Grisoiles, Ind 01111 w; Softt' , Ofteers, , t onal lit Atty, which it Was: possible •to wish for. • *se h ies fo r ~,ea r s elteed , a p r oper pecs e ven wire utility ! e strum' , __ nese resented to the Chamber that 'they bad been dr lierf e 'esiereil a sia n at e , • t , C omm u te , ca ll e d th a t o f , remedies. afieVAke ptriroonr has been aestroyld, is indespensetny reP I. rrqr.stturo revive the *lumbering *perks et like, and to tenni- • tained in different Slate PtisistsCffse # •o corsatir4 e. ••t>rioneYLibeety ; and yet it•-w as during tha.esisti. a w n Sci c ointiiiitioo. • lit i 'pace of thine. Some of them had %kyr ipoti, ga A 444. of these conalitutjopaa enactments, that 'there Several Noblelenessend Geoelemen etf the first respectithi y i have been under the rare of Mewr - • Currie and Up- kr the re- for 10, .11; 12, and 13 consecutive .l O tt e or' was audaciously. pohlished. and ;inserted in the belle. a ill outset of c omplaints rat the niethra,serietnre-. a rc. s and having ; t h en f or 13 ~,,s sa. • . l'• )O.. .• ', -• i tin of our laws , aeglocreiiiof the 34 of March, 1810, received e mond and peremenent nere,ergarst that refereures , ~,,„._ __._/ oners werwasosl a s st may eltionia. a of which the three lines foptsirl a• complete code of may he made to them res.satistocthe • evioriwei of the decisive 1 _ The PT °a -.., . - • • • •ts rat' Ileeses. Cerriented Co.'s plan ornamented. Mau !cid in the castle siorttiors , 1 of Vincennes; but the iigfil'illd t• t •_._. . • • ~ tyrann y , ~• .- eif sh.Gentleneen have had strictures liens Id 41,11 1 / 3 censill mottles dassiglsptad by the late Gottentnenk.era, .: " cuosieesing,that,thereisererealo amber of air subjects hod *am under tier care of Meters. Howe. Heavesnles.and s abe r , _,,_,„.„.__ . .._ contain . the ,thimen"itoilitor 24 imiaim . . , .. ... . net/lined Instate iirowns a . Whom )1. is tor p ieereetn to tiring to • S a rgeosissel egad eminence, whip Mtenipted the tem by lissAr;t l lNFnalit 7 pbeation of the inour emistk, with. 401 sneer.,. I - 'l' of. them had been dl • I ' ti '' - - '-' ' - _ .„ • ; '.+/1_ 7 *Vibes', , e ass, severs wr . t trial ant I eet at tipert7, , - . te , Mem.. Carrie and Cooney be e.soOttieti by either set. p_es ,• *dm var i ous ordinary prisons. Theettliti& i 'Whi t eiSsietions didrisit soeMototeteof things ex the e motes* delicacy, secrecy, and honour. at their Inen ft y`Wise . • .. •, . 1111,01 bent 'to •Si. Felipe and. Biettre s . illieVea ' cifiesl .7 .• ,• • . —• ~ "• - . - 107, Hatton gulden. ' . • •AA • • , r• um ot •-/.• • % •VI " . • or Pestients.in the noggin" , are reqirstrA to state theqnsellcrt . uuo eeparate , gitotter /au estebtisheo • frit: ehof, • Worst • in ' , t a t um Lot eel, to &oolong .a ;sacred duty, . .if their i ase, a g e, and g enera habit of laiii l e. &e. &c. iectositt . . fliliMini . Which ' ' V .4„ ,I. 1 .4) ..'4, it ter respect, they say, thins the State - .....k proms rag an - retorting,. the principles n result,nnee-feer'wdsiee ati.l ateeteinet., wawa th e !ruse will be ,„ . . Aof the kile e d.em..Ts. risme thatlegieey tgl e gy. JOS. ' , They had bo rn all intermitted all prisbna kor - personet' flt*Til 47 arlitiltl - aeisid, with religious ty.-iior s e w to any yang . reentiol to mein tiodertrikint: the revenge of ktlers'ai UR rtof .31kate he - Citint , Jothet, piitswo to the Dam . eons, ii el.y . ihfitg at - 041st e xcite re.a eti on iti pub tusi.'eiLita the tbetelital for sardi.iorsi-wo- . ilei j") 1 ° 77*. • " (nil 9 ( the 11 Marcu s 1814 . 1 ' , '-: •1 • •• •- . /440pi0 - ioo.' , fiaitielViichiniled with herself: after , ..... /ilattoli-gaiiica. _ . • • _ i ' i . .. - , THCITIti( *OVAL. rittuar.LANk PH I ' roam EVENING', . Doc. :111, . tit. saorpore Aprwata• v..li s w um _ . • la cßrriz. _ -a..tbe l l h .fdr.X4ssi Lady Miebetb, Mfr. 11.trtley. • . . . To, winch win ha raided, ' , • ' The New Superb Pantomime ) , called ' TUE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS ; sir harlequin Sladbail. . .Th e 11) .aus so. ta opened as half 11,4 Alva o'esaec• to be- At ia at half opt ilia. ,- • - • . . .... . . • .. . • . • ; .. ~3r~