The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-14 00:00:00

it tbo Again oo WEDW ESP AT;ltepl. 12, at by Order of the Protriotoe,_ singr deair LiaSgliOLD RESI, NIPKE'SSED wills a jest end' humane sense of ttte • .li:calamitous results arising frees the injudlciout"lreattrnen a (Titans malady, contracted in a manner ann well known to • require common, and often entailing on its a u to s py victim a Perin of distressing and almost insoppottable 'Mimeos. Dr. EA Di respurtfally calls the attention of those intern-ted, to • bin peculiar and most effectual method of cure. unlike the ad , sertising empiric of the day, or the equally criminal conduct ef those who hold tlie word of promise to the ear and break f• 8110 oar hope." Dr. Eady will out presume to pledge infalli bility in every deceits** of cure, but as fur as human aid, its . *seed by medical and surgical skill can be apittielf. Ife prionhei a certain, speedy, sod permond ressoratioo; having made .1 tarry specie,. of Syphilitic affection, and its varipus tram of dis eases, the primary objects if h a professional studies, and beisig loitered by the traeseentent germs which has ace nioponied isede of treatment duriag the averse of. a long and laborious • Practice, he is raahled to offey, with the fullest confidence, pre tensions at once the most luspefid mad estenstagiag. litadmiertible 'lnsnates can be adduced illuelvalke at the superiority of Dr. Eady'ssystem, which bits been found to prevail, even w tree. • edam teem, retained by public laslitutioas, bas been iv v. effectual. in addition to these sousolatory advances, Dr. F:adv t fill be farad madly fortunate in reviving the slumbering atwl „debilitated energies of the human constioutioa. *hick eitsbitter.• and if nal timely arrested, frequently resider nugatory the very principal of existence. From this desolating state of inanity ry old sterility. by re-animating the frame and affording tone-and • elasticity to the relaxed Dream, Dr. Endy is happy 10 convey the mast (heals* sad positive assurances that the sufferen of ▪ both wan may be mooed; a steady perseverance in the moms .. dictated being only required.-1)r. Eady is cowshed daily, at 16. Kiag-street, corner of Deas.street, 5.•h0, by ' patients of Oath sties. —COantry letters sweet respectful atteation by velure el second pest. 'TILE lung-established reputation of Messrs. cumuli, and Co.; combined with their well-known experience mad success in the treatment and cure of a few reico iug complarari, entitles them to superior claims and a decided preference aver all other pusedlioners. Messrs. Currie and Co. se regular Syreons, and Members of the It-iyal Colleges of Lon don and Edinburgh, present to the Public the result of thirty years sucees-fal practice in the Metropolis, where their treat ment and cure of yearns' Complaints. Nervous Debility. Vascular Relaxation, and Amoy of the Organs. Strictures of the Urethra, &c. &c. bas proved uniformly triumphoot. le • slight and recent cases of infection. aperfect Cure is complet ed in the short period of two days ; and in those cares oft, more complicated nature, where other Practitiosers bare failed of success, a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment in. Bares to the Patient a sonad and perfect re.establithosent. In ?Nervous Debility, whether produced by convivial excesses, by the immoderate eajeymeat of senora pleasure, by sedentary and ever studious habits, or by any other cause, the Medicines they prescribe will produce the happiest elects, is improving • eery faculty both of body and mind. Several Noblemen sod Gentlemen of the first respectabilitY, have been ander the core of Messrs. Currie and Ou. for the removal of Complaints of the Urethra. Strictures, &c. sod having received a radical and permanent cure, request that reference may he weir to them, its satisfactory evfderwee of the decisive superiority of Memn. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment ; many of these Gentlemen . hare had Strictures from ten to twenty years, and had been un. der the care of Menri. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons 'regent eminence, Who attempted the cure by the application Of the Lueor Caustic, without success. Messrs. Curries d Co. may he consulted by either sex. with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and' homer, at their house, No 101, Hatton-garden.— Patients fit the country are requested to slate the peril Cuban of their ease, ate, and general batik of living. &c. • Closing a remittance for advice rind Medicines. whet' she same ail' be given or sent to their part of the kingdom. To Insure that secrecy se ementiel to our endertak its. the pallor. of letters may be added to the account ter atedltlees.-407, flat len-gatdeab New Init. , ,_ , „ ... • • I_7._ k i dc.lolllMlStotreei, racer. Sapt.lll, 93. 00.2 i. at tioJidleAl. Milillite f Main. illinettait Co. ColoomumereeL TilifiDEPliflk Sl, .. Jek7 l4 . itasettroAiSberite slorteller—Oet, 6. Tye, Catctristev, grocer—On. it, T. Soirsons, Nat *Hood,. -Sear• the-Sea t staillt—Oct. 6. T. lintoo„ litistaa, Li.. 'gam' talittmansittfactbrer--Od_ ~ 6 W. SPNeilie. Liverpool, 'Wright, !aglow. Loacorlere. soapEoilossiiee,i4 Plaistow, Liverpool, eoopen—Oet. 5. J. bloviii i . . Stoonavalsobire. grocer—Oct. 9, W. Mk Illelailtr ton•loaker--Oet. 7. J. Heath, Emit Te danotb,.lAor , . ._ ship-ballder—Oct. 9, W. Cliatallse. orieoseeti k). M: ttliaddersesid, Melon ow —.) Met_ .7, W. Rees, fie , ship.ownes—Oet. 17. E. lie , Elleikieovquatt„ Spina, . - or—Oct. 17. J. Coition:la. ' It= r iii=volitedt. aercioett— Oct.. 6, C. Hoy i 4 rer—oct. 5. J. Cecil. T. Destasoirp • owilllll.lllletoloia. Liverpeol.-.astwctututs. -; I CERTIFICATF.S—Oct. 3. •.. o revisal, North obieWs. draper—C. Patterosi, Sottoo-streel. Clenteowelt. - -verailevoisetor—J. Na • ellek.uo, Yorkshire. inite-toeretalle—J. wiellstent 'pry; swell-aster—S. A. 'Atelier. -111rashillne. t—. ~T. 'flormlty. p.. Els‘xsiolompoo-Httl4 grog es--4. Trepasap' Newton, 'Yorkshire, nacltioomaker—A. lit*, Lynn, CM. . ..., • 'A RTNERSHIPS OISSOLVIID. • , , .Q.. owl A.• (iiksoo. awl 'C. 140110%. WWI,. ore. Amen sad J. Hon. Croydon. breo-T-W. Lowor ,l '666 Liverpool. ' biotin-4. entiga* aid W. bonsionger•kale,.waroltsasrasea-- .0_ dt. wok T. Holborn. Midge, - oiLatereliann—J . . Ymea tioi Sr, ibber , field, tablo koife•naaufnotor-ts— W. ' T., aid 11l Stole , rite. conireitiAtresson—J. Allen IL 8 1171 1 : 1 2 : I J. Lloyd. Manchester. lioeo- drapers —R. sad 0. Obetrisaks, 'M.G. lomsea. Le#*,:motclianisk . Pike • t .suCIAR, for the Week, NO lid. per Cwt. isle CORN of ENGLAND wi WA . the Resins; esdiwellepe. fra .$ . -'I , ..e.zi....11 I Barley. I Outs. I Beans. I Perm. Oatnt. s. 11, s. sl. 66 6 37 6 55 0. t di 11 , I 9 .1 a 7 . 3 sd. ON of the E . NGLISU FARMER. iE EDITOR OF. THE STATESMAN. —one weeks since you published in your Paper a Statement of the Imports of Corn during the years 1816 and 1817, with some remarks on the great increase of the amount in the latter year. That , increase created no surprise in my mind, and I am sutisfied4-uruler Abe present order of things, should it continue, it will go on to augment yet farther, and until the business of farming in this country is totally eitioguished. I found this opinion on the following existing cir cumstances, which appear to be sufficient to destroy the most advantogrilus branch of industry on which they should press, and whirh, therefore, the-Farmer, who has so many physical difficulties to struggle with, oust inevitably sink uuder. 1. A fluctuating standard of value, formed sod *tiered as the interest or caprice of a set of ignorant ind selfish men may direct, and to whose proceedings no man out of the,circle of their own immediate friends can gain the slightest clue to direct his judg. scent ; so that the Farmer, all whose operations tie. quire a great length of time to bring them to matu rity, can form no one calculatiett as to the amount of any prospective receipt or payment; his business is strictly rendered perfect gambling, beyond his own reach and controul, and in which neither foresight nor industry, HAI.* standard be altered against him, can avail. From this cause solely thousands-of Farmers were ruined about two years since, and though in ig norance of the source, all are now conscious of its daily pernicious effects*. IF June 1813. Bank Note, legal tender, XI 0 0 Money Best London Most - Beet and, Motion Consols. far paper 56 Mosey Bank Stock 415 Jaa.lBlo. Bask Note, worth / *l9 0 Best London Wisest- .... 3 8 0 per qr. Beef and Mutton .. id. to 7d. per Ib. Causal*. paper 61 Mosey a. 59 0 0 Bask Stock .... 161 r.p. 138 10 0 Statenesst M gale bp. Farago Jobless 4s She Baglisb Mogi, Joie 1818. 411)) Consols, paper 46 51749 0 0 4 Dec. 1817. 83 Et at Par Gain 44 • 0 0 Gals 4113 percent. la ►oar mad a half years, exclusive et mac than lye per cent. per MMUS& intcrest. • Similar statement respecting Bash Stock. . Jane 1811 Bank Stock for paper 215 Money 150 10 0 . Dec.. 1817. ----- 591 Exchange at Par # Gila lb 10 0 .. .1 Contrast these, gains with the Farmer's lows,. poor. England! Can it excite any surpritie that truly, disuse, and hopelest wretchedness. Infekts. thee to thy heart's core! What can skill or 'pa. dent iadaitiy effect against tricks like these? . Alms - po or salrerlig England! Look at thy crowdd w4irk bitoi'llieilloalid4jails, thy bayonet. and thy 40 .- l i betiitillOttillf ighold w Isla Ike this I , ~. ~ .11 .• : •-• .1' --, A erfi 1: ,- 11 . . . ibough boor is itomoisally lower, it h 44•11101. in elee t , higher 'end mere espeysire every year; to the !alumna/ *lease' in egricultere, idleness and labour have tli seine results ; industry has Oa *war l d ittd therefori 'but little existence: 4. The bitter Walla which new almost every where exists on .the part of the working close's, toward' Abair employers, and which levies a hrety, tax upon eksgermer in the destruction or fie fence", both. ieg his stacks, injuriag bin stock, aid in 'Awry other depredation which can be coalmined oath setrecy and r eady. • b. Direct theft, to *hick the Farmer's pa:Wieldy •speeed, which has of late years locaesseat _k!!1• 04 ALI bound, sod which it is impoadhle ta raven 44 to check, from the expensive manner of **abider.. !kg; the law, and permit me to add, the dreedfel coa t Aeption if the lawyera;" so that ovetwistitedd whgt lies, wisvie.es *O7 1s $ elite of ottellispatipal Such is. the piclote, picturg of the .nett.. Lion of the English Farmer!. 1 invite bet the 04. vestment or the Stock -jolts,' to consblit fi e are both alike ignorant and perfectly eumbilliel bat I do entreat the leediteldbry In. geserel some little atteodoo to it, wad Awe pargtideripbtbif puttee of them, so lemeetablyMelorfila minks* iihstilisteir think ". whelsnet: 111 1 : 6 = 1 cad Jells, blither rimier' them is this Wick • saffickpot of itself to reader ihetria land of littlirilditifth, biiiloodo no mention of (raw, Tituii.thor Itiosk Omni Sates,- Church R4llO/ 1 Read Soak &c. &c. all which most be paid before a shilling of root cam eoter their pockets. For the Farmer the . prospect is indeed bad enough, but for the landholder it is ultimately much worse; thank God, Amerlim is e wide country, there . the Farmer may 6nd "perky for his property, his skill, and haluitty, sad . there he must either shortly make up hii . rah?d to le, or to starve at home. This happy asylum, Mr. Editor, is the only prospect which hes for years e h forded the least alienation to the sufferings aq blobsties of Your obedient servant, A FARId - 7 -77 . EMIGRATIoN....RGO . IVOMY, „ . ! MANNERS OF SOME CLASSES OF INHAIILTOII IN THE UNITED . STATES. • • Mr. BtaxercK, in his obis publication on Asseriqs l gires'the t rolfaivitig most sensible remarks oa traittift, England, and the eu.ious particulars that are sub. joined respecting the subjects thus easoirated Jaa.i,lBlB. j l• DEAR SIR,—I am not so sanguine as yoersell about our old and once glorious England: sail a re-! tional, honest, economical systens, as a true Pattie. meat would prodtici. might, - 26 years ago, have done something for us. Economy and order are good to prevent rain, but when sit is spent they are of small sail ; ,besides,, wbo wisher, *Abe experiment to be made ? Not the Fund-holders, nor the Borough solders, nor the army—a few, •O eery for'politieal characters, and the distreded of ell classes. The letter, you will say, an a formidable number. Se they are; but they are week and have nothing is common bat their misery. The • friends of order,' that is, ti4e bulk of the People, who have as yet escaped pauperism, bat fro shivering on the brink, and fearful that the slightest change will plunge them let° the gulf—these are the enemies of Reform, and all the timid of every clue. • ;lad I been an owner of land, I might possibly base staid by my paternal acres; or if I bad been a j single men pat is, a childless men), , might have remained in the hoped eantribiting to the work of reformation, or, lit pure bathed of tyranny, to stand the brunt. But as lam circaustasced, I tbeatilbt it j eight to:withdraw,. with my fetnily, oat of it' reach; pod ;...04sta, not; *repented single moment en the k(lottery, A base every reason to rejoice in the change, litis from l iloiat apd &splitting to liimprdlity e ? 9 , 1t : 015 • - 141 • hope. As to the eoreforte and oeitiomodationt of ttro; J line.. our books, oar meek, oer agreeable and ' ltitla ,aeighbouts, good.food apd clpthiug, and be ,d(Witcr years ere, ended.roospect to -bart.as good ~ : w ell-furnished. a. lioeseii that wi 'lt is istesiahing how istrli s iii . the'privationt We ere set. jert to. I wanted life tielt beforebassii' bet over. reckoned it; aid we it* of , s;mtne•tbre ;ostler sails+ . fied. . , - • 66 lt willlb,,ll7:s ill t . ; . pleasant,mteept in fine. weather mad, on'horsetsic ; J this is the grand inconvetilerietif new Cetiotiry I L bot is not to be Coinpliee to dieitsebaieidente to ff' the mstcy'of a villalneti aditecrscr Wh j '.! -apan., _ its printipti - thetas, I did nriteg e tt its doctrines; kid had no . Mil.. owe fOr ' We have the Seine law here with Xeres rimiiiioise sod some las *stets. The Persist* f Yes'. tibt not the refs rs, nor the sisi-disaitt g lop pt Commons • 'dot ' s ae coosemets, nor th e a*storebt team. SI; family mind Mead!' I love siiiire/ee f meat thud: I almost as many, ind i l grong dui 'of tbst sort, on this ai lid the iii,het •of do atatlistia—soon I blope to lain oirire e • sad they this en, be my Gauntry." sLasetito ix 'rtes *cons. , . Per rear party, consisting of One of the Ledieg d iteresskisay, and myself, were benighted, - in Coble. .iiiaprit occidental detention, at the foth of OnCost that reed hills ;said without being will previaM l arere compelled. to aslik?, Der 4rit elperfteisit of ,u,deriplog out:' "• ' " - : 4. irewtaler in the wshould alwits carry fit, steel, tinder, and ts ar; a few bisciiits; a half. i plitA,phisl Of spirits; led a tin cep, a large kisifeer 6smeke4 ; Oren with' Ibiellio blanket";' and bit i ,. t, sad iribrellsijie 'need not be enemy" spe • r artyliateramila delarreiiike his sieeidog Oa , ' Oar pyrtY tsarina Separated, the impoittet giddied of 'tinder and thatches were lb the liaggige of tiiirdi- M. tO.ip bed proceeded, and et tp asid s iati tad' tad estiesieely dirk, *a-44re fbr stile.' lime rider enli a eikiest we should hoe been de• !rt Ad. iecortfrbf '1 . thip.—: I,rritst i , i poilifer-11a4' was iti my "addle. 'bags, and we succeeded lu Supplying the ,lice Of tinder, by moistening a piece of paper., and rah+ ling it with gunpowder. We pliEed oar touch. piper on au old caeibric hstidkdrchief, as the most readily combustible *Kid's' id oar stores. On this we scattered gueopotideiliretty''cOiilously; and bur lint and steel soon poabled is to raise a dame; Sod 'Collecting dry w °Odors diode aioble fira. There iris s paiitresilbr . the Csdt; ii . bearskia'far elyietf" . arid ihe lied of the pickbersei ass paltit 'for the bey: • 'T4OI by means of great Soots,, anal:lll4 6s, - and our the. i beeilis spread ove r oar h eads, tee " , Mide On equartere comfortable, and placlienlysif:iti the teetiard of the fire, with oar feet eowirdi'K we lay snore at ease than in the glieetall(y of 'trireme. tier hone* fared tither worts, but we.torik Bare to tie titbit Where . they could issitaiiis a little, and octailonitly shifted theii quarters. We Ned:a few 'biscuits; a area • ll - bottli of Spirits, Soil a .phial of all: with the letter wacoatrired, by twitting some twine 'Ott • bard, iakdipping it in the .1;14 to make torehit; and . otter inweitiffruitless attempts,.we succeeded iu tod.. ing'water ; we also collected plenty of dry woad.— " Camping out," when the tents 'are pitched by dol. light, and the party is ready furnished with the sr• tides which we were obliged to supply by espediefits; is quite pleasant in fine weather : my companionyss exceedingly ill, which was in .fact the cause of our being benighted ; and never was the night 4 s charge of a sick friend undertaken with more dismal fere. boding,, especially during oat ineffectual effort* to obtain re, the first blaze of Which was unspeakably delightful ; after this the rain ceased, and the ioiriliti. paned the eight in safety 1 so that ME morning found as more comfortable that) we could bare ,an. ticipated. 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As t i idritik ael:4l, OP*Pipi . .4ll.ll _ "A i ty the single Piece of 26 to 52 risti.,Alipus Use . ~ ad lesitit te , disputtsi Silk 11ANIt110171PtCr veciffitlEto. ills the as elleilell it the ilegkee ithe°l7 t I t o lirt ' Z i et get *el trt i st;islbs . ; ne h rnisvitaci ,iyorelirsei D er l ard, nod upward:. , - ga tet ifigs fur Wittier-near nod cold slinsatinialtearlia. 1 7 . "Man Um" 4 1 4 1 11 2 1W•ishler. sloolowalwattsiltildialle 111 11 1 1 111 ' daff 10 7 sytifir Oleg. r e** i, at ~ . , ~ , • ... .. ~, ...L. Bun !left. ii to Sept. skip at Huildhall. t ,, ea of saperiar appenruute and pleassoliatind is* 7 . mntyp . n. MOW / , .fell silts -as won , Ink c nn s idernhle reco9olY."l I. di": tr o ll o li t Zt i t g the e , L _ IP • 2 .. , PM , tenants was arli - •me.,• f!rot T .,.111,-,„tri.iag (rum A braid, die. are respeetridly . inform: ( . 1 ....t,aef1a, „ . Mario, libropaltire.•amag424l 41, , jka jt a. ti . . , iii . iiiii n t Omirti tictimi tap it it . tnip, sill trod , as ab .ve. the greatest choice of Limos, the nussawas Bridge lan, Hnildwin, . 11 , ►l a t . r .i. hllls9 IV. ‘lllll.4elt ibpnefuli t y inotigh belOak ' bk Li mo ,. gil d emery article in the choicest Limo Drintayi wr!l i g lll6 S" • "Tr' 4211 . 111 . 111 , 1111 . 9 11 . --1 , 7 1 . '., eli ticlistilikmer L. 0. V. - 1 1. 0 4 ,t b at ill . I . .." 6 /!o 4,;ia a ndarrinall.pitianin Sitsw Is, peculiar in the 115oose, WI . ;, '. - a`baLle - itire . ll/At liflKi; `1 ...,:. lit liiiestblei* ilsei== o . ts yratt sty ciso(so I O: . SO vie aria dowi* step ... , i ki lt Chintz, apjeAtes. itc. ..,* ~ Orders firma illarnad or tba•Catintry • (whit reitittunre) etc& - . Pg' Ahr ... ' . 'loworttos4.,,A.Art alla dialtrattl4olsll4lllo atalk *that ?, §r. Sep*, • • ~ . tiled situ the greatest attention. C ~ a ' 3ll3 . 4 :4 l : ll ; lasibi t Galif. a lore; . 11110, 1,. , ~ ..3, , , 0 . 1 40 0 ofi f kist Formers' laboorers, 64 -00 Mend Cobiett (Walvis abort petriotiam in • J. Witheiw, Idas i dioe-odicr, rept, 15, $5, 04,111, Moll* 1010 s, by the olifsilllon off' the Nisf . Laws ' stnintlini phrases, bet I sabers . to the .tuallitit 4 :tibi t ow s . cdtmehol,d Residence 16 Acres of fiat ,ow at the' Deirtatera, 'washout Maddlester, AttOrsies, Mir. sod chi system of MINA . sfi'larisb . illoarancti with Abates — ibifiafria ' , ..-I%rhar 6 Country ? the' itl l .-0 :7 liae, WO' early Puseesinn, nniy.Aresu. Cbashinal• ht, it o ,d,, iii 6 , aid' Mr. w4 d i s a mbuomes ,. 5 e # 4 , 040 . • - . - . - ; - . • ~ , N. and . Ciarpeoter, Airesford, Hie* Weller , . SCP I . 15. wageL i bll . %shill isnidispodllines to • lutotiosnais lett. Of this I was only an oecipani... The Go ~ , ~ I By W. LEIFCHILD. it V* duties Mat 00 WEDS I 0 1 DA - 5 9 ; 11, 1 0 . 23, at Twelve, 1.. Ott/ 21,• at Outidhiti. Attorney, istesn.-Jelehloli and C.. By t Intel* awl' pervildwiss . saamass,. though ia. f I abhorred its deeds and its printiples. Tbu 469 1 New Inn. by Order of the Prorriesor, sss w_..._. .. . . ~ . ... ..... .... ... _. boor is lowsinallv lower. ithesennes. in effect. hither I I dkl not believe In its doctrines: ilia had fiiilefik. • .. . . HE singularly desirable Lif:ASMIOLD RESI. usioja"ll7. l A DENC li, with tales; plealareirromads, preens% and essidww kind, millers; siabliag; earstk-httasei inerwireme• m t. si, J. .y, • tapropriate (Area of every. description % Tar, 4. that driiikifill and mocb•adtaired spot, nir G. J. 'rye, Cole derlaadisrar•the.l N. urns' Theobilet Pnr k, emanianding ride Muir weal . whi • tar , - a nut. the Knelt hilly. iald surarna i sig ra ms4os eh. .. Le. ... 1 -"" *loch had lately bees instaried ad Is c a t at i I expenre, possesses att i acealbriridid MI Fiv saw T. Ir riot. J. and G. Plaistc 1 13hepstow Reno • int rupecinbitity. the are emit 104 iri i k a bat,' wak e tot ',ate of male; she laid la *WA into aril .„'lr.i °I• r , - ~_ . vonsaire. vaip-be and iit a impulisestate is( cettloalial oo.• iirot. • . 004. k). , i • ' is; afoot desirable irefreatiene Oetills4lo •• ' . lleiataitlste toiritia JO PM d le "WO •.2 4" - Ckatler. • 7 ' , w qualt . 1{ . "1 11 lily ... olsreab 12 ad* hoe (Amble I*a , vi 0.7 - fib:. wiliro.7l.lo!"ltiesmt'sh i m r arrivelipw lb. imisitkimao -14.4 I=4lr ykasiesu . , eati 4S4l4l -11smon, ate and dug lie spilt 6, . ai nede .l . , iiibes pant . C • 1, _' ' y kit itlesvN IPWAVItIeIp , WHIVIMI MN ISIWIe '4 W. Nesion, N • madam alit Tway vsw faiip • . .retdays, Snttoo4treet. Cli • • f) 1 01 1 0 4 . . Peg Ile d!ehmn. Yorksbil Rohe . ye s ktpry; 'rarely-at* • 0111Cv, AireiinuMnieti bilfiliibaa4a , T. -.. VersitY• Or W. Assfebild VOlpfroStalle)sistootkrea filloqiilip_tele illy 4,l, ll lsiss. I or;idu „ w horled ewe treat fen. raetalopel444l9lßhy,Merre enaher.R. owes rlraPer• - ......‘ - ___A - , t • -rm doiCA UTI 0 N.— es,Sellesiet• domed 'Mit *crotch. O. 4...q...avd rinrir% Ardelis • alliasSt tednitioss,. ebi"r.... tqtAiefe tint-Pehhe au respectfully - ppal; hese* -m d• "mmi . *waver. litiffinat sod Wu, of ;be A . , ISSOWS rLtITD % - . el'ebe-flair, . Hclibt alit Adisevereerufkig wind howes i . fi bber , • II Si aleak e -,„..• . me 1114 X AI . qit mr 1 " II "' re and J. Lloyd. Ma ••e 1 - eider isettitirs- . , s, A • • it 'lt • lir's4 it Ye-. bilsePllan4se ' id lbw of/Willow* to foli fret . ' a P . terreellitAarli 114.111 e.-- . /I strs WO lif-litsir 600 004. ir eirr 1111. OffrY •wr a- Tbe ... a It &.;"4" . ir 0, and krepeW In ntri Val* veteran he aiming erwalk- ""r" "'• ", AG er ill Went 'M. a ..; • Average Price! '' AT ROti* - • ' fir, Comp Ni t Ash ,m Ore raid or Witt, en to it brown lir !Rik ; warranted !belt. • Rye • perfectly inowent, and to VOW at permanent colour ; price 55., --. —......- 10s. dd.. and one Kuineli. . . • 4l. I. $ ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, prepared by a new $ 1 4 6' • Sl* 11 row, which frees it of all Irritating rewilnirs. reninveP I erkle., redness, and Pardus* from the skin; pteventi it chapping, and °althea it soft, white, and even; price I. the SITUATIO. square ; and prepared with Naples Soap, for shaving, price 9d., la., and Is. bd. each. sold by James Atkinson, Perrenerr, Nn. 43, Gerrard-street, TO THE tuba-squire, Logdon ;ad by moll Perfumers and Rad-dress- $ o kts in instil and country. I kt,—Some [To be Cotellituedl FitinfilitirAPEßS. • • , Pants, SEPT. 8.- Fro o Ait*Cbapelli, snitS4 instant, we learn, that the iite.W. , lng erasing ilea of the equipages of the Empsliftesiet :is ed there, consistingsof 80 bars is aid ill `dir.rliges some B)tb.foor . and fathers with two hotels.' ,Pladeotolielle iatitlitmeria Wok there making prefoaritions 'for theaerottatiC44portMents vrhlch she proposes to doti . ng rai stal or t he Sovereign,. ThBl4o Of Orleans visited yaltardat snirdiog Prince • icsi,stoll ' of Prossia. San. 90 , —Iresterday his Majesty transacted bag. nets With 'bis'Minister for Foreign Affairs. Letters from Cadiz 'aisoosnce, . that Intelligence has been received of the arrival at Vera Crot, la the month of June last, of a Convoy of 6,000 mules. biloging 4,000,000 of piastres, which bad departed fa li,i moods!, May from Mexico. itappeir#4site certain that the Ring 6f Prussia will ink!. at iiit.la-Chapelle on the 24th or 251 h of September, end the other Sovereigns will make their solemn entry on the 27th. They Will remain only three weeks. The Doke of Gloucester arrived at Nismes on the 31st of Almost, at ten o'clock In the evening, and de r trted on the lit of Fopt , mber, et foal'. o'clock. .00,Gdiett6 di France Aye--" Ws aro asses* ~~~ } ' i 1 t • 4 • 4 1 • 1 ' . I t. 4 . 41. 4 T \ I