The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-23 00:00:00

ACcOUNTANTS bFFICE. F IEF.CUTOItc;, ADAIINIi'IRATORS, SOLI -1 Cl rORS. tsc are respectfully inf-rind, that they may have thrir .ry Accounts properly made nut to the Form prescribed by the Stamp ().lice, and the diiTerent Receipts for Residues. Shares of Residues, mot Requests under the Will, or the Distributable Shares under Letters of Administration,"cor rails tilled tin aid paved nt toe Leocy Oillee„Somerset blow, by applying to Mr. Crosse, No. 33, Can Nor-street, Chancurr•laise. Mr. Cr , owr Aces alas In assure Geuilemen, Assignees. and Tr.olesnien. ilsot be wilt undertake to brine forwird, arrange, and orernize their Books and Accoant4, mid to pat such es may stow of arrears. co: fusion, and intricary; into a state of fureinrth.e, , ... per• picot' v amt simplicity ; and be feels eonflitent, from tub Lows ted 4 e of General Rusinesk. ;sad his experience as a practical Areetunsmt, .if giving general satisfaction to those oho !OM • flovitur him with their COlllllllllldS. Gefilleitirll of the I.lw, Auctioneers, and others, who require correct .aluiiims incises concernia.; the Valuations of Life A:- Furnaces. lic.er,irow, and Leaseholds, may obtain such, by ad dressing as tiliwyr, with the Particulars of the Cad e. aourable the F.not India Company. it n' , W further itoriertrs, that the Ministers of his Royal Highness the Prince Itemises Go vernment, have given c femme to the &lett of tura applica tions, as far at they relate to the East India Trade ; rind that Mils Meeting feels Itself deeply interested in nny measure of this -extended nature, as the Came must materially affect the nume rous classes and descriptions Of persons now engaged in these Trades, which, whether confined as they cow are, or under nay extrusion thereof, most necessarily form the means of suppnrt to throe who have embarked therein, and to whom tiny re moval or dispersion of the Trude will be highly injurious and del r i mental. Kesolved, on the Moti , in of Richardson Borradrille, Esq. se voided by Frederick Mulling, Esq. That the experience of tinny year- ha, proved, lard 11w Legistatere, by confining to . the Metropolis tun Trade of India nud China. has beneficially -created one large and open market , enabling purchasers to meet 'in one point, preserved to importers the full benefit of compeli- Can. and to purchasers the advantage of the greatest assioritueid, quid the hest opportunit y for their respective selections ; and that by means thereof the revenue bas been most effecteally se cored rind materially benefited:. Resolved, an the Motion of Richard Twilling, jun. Esq. -eatidrd by John Taylor, Esq. Thai by the present method conducting the Import Trade, awl ila being coi,litied to the Port 'of London, snougg.ing is in a great degree prevented, and the ad-valorem duties are crillecte.l, not only a ills the utmost rictness and facility, but on the full value of Ise commodity, and at the least possible es pence to the nation. whereas, slionld the Import Trade be dispersed, smuggling coati not be preset*. ed ; and not only would the reveille. be exposed 10166 nos, now so .effeetualli• guarded against by oell-praved regoisabois in the reflection but the duties paisiad-valureM misuld be mete- Amity dierioi4ed be the vast of thimireguiaii markets, and An' conspetitiuo by which they are now secured and 411 =Zsion the Motion of Thomas Broten, Bop seconded by William Davis, Forgo That as the most coosiderable part of the Reticles imported from• audio are for foreign crimumption, it heen the practice to make the sales in London at bird pe riods 'of the yew, best suited to attract the purchasers from ebertad..and to have the greatest variety of each species of seeds put up to sale at one time, that their demands may be, esteasively supplied, and their motives for visiting this ealsiry strengthened ; but if the present salutary system should Oirelmnged, it would he impossible so to regulate the stiles nt Ibe different Out-ports in point of time, or assortment of goods, as to induce the foreign merchant to come ro this cootaryi and this circumstance would not ouly occasiou a very materbil di. minution of the large revenue urisiog from Indian insportations, but would he highly detrimental to the manufacturing interests of the country t as it is an indisputable fart, that the foreign merchant, induced to came to London, as heing the sole naps.- satin for ludian produce. pun-base, to astill more coosideruble extent the manufactures of the United Kingdom. • Resolved, on the Motion of Charles Hampden Turn-r, Esq. 'seconded by Robert Humphrey Martin, Esq. That no advan tages. commensurate with these sacrifices, nod with the looses which, would be sustained by the numerous classes of persons now carrying on this trade in London, will he obtained by the public RI large from its dispersion in the Out-ports and that such a radical alteration in the system now established by law, could only in justice, be male upon an indemnification to those who would be injured by the change. Resulted, no the Motion of Mr. Sheriff Blades, seconded by Sir Robert Wignuo, Bart. That a Petitioa be presented to both Houses of Parliament, in the name of the Merchants, Bankers, Traders, and Others of the City end Port of Lon don, interested in the East India and China, fork Trade. praying that the homeward-trade from Indiaand China may bZ conducted exclusively to the Port of London. • Resolved, ioi the Motion of Henry Smith, Esq. seconded by Sir Robert Wigram, Hart. That the Petition now read, he the Petition to both Houses of Parliament, and that the same be signed by those present, and do lay for signature at the City of London Tavern until the Ist of February nest. Resolved, no the Motion of W. Colton, Esq, seconded by Robert Humphrey Martin, Esq. Tout the Members of the Cities of London and Westminster, the Borough - of Southwark, and Counties. of Middlesex, Essex, Surrey, and Kent, he re quested to sopp:irt the Praysr of the Petition in Parliameut si hen any discussion on the suiiject shall take place. Resolved, oil the Motion of Abei Chapman, Esq. seconded by Mr. Sheriff Blades, That the Committee of Merchants, by alines this Meeting has been convened, be requested to cantinas. peT111:11WIli during the disrustlons in Parliament, and to use shelf best endeavours to promote the object of this Meeting. Resolved, an the Motion of Abel Chapman, Esq. stivolei by Mr. Sheriff Blades, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to the Committee for their continued and unremitting .*.• tcni ion to this important subject. itesolvrd.` los the Motion of John Tayler, Esq. seconded by tvati mi . Cotton Esq. That these Resolutions be published in the Morning an d Evening Papers. SCHOLEY, Mayor. The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor having retired from the Chair, the same was take's by Sir Robert Wigrani Bart. rind It was thereupon moved by Richard Campbell Nort h, Esq. seconded by Mr. Alderman Heygate. and unanimously Thanks of Meeting be —•- -4 Mayor, " able, - ,- tr . water: thii will inn:artily 'flake a /rep. of song entree 4w. riaardivour. perfectly clear. uml „without the Iraq soda. nt. When ii is intended to make ejfee l'or more than testy I three persos, it will he found•eonvenleor to snit the E—en v i. et warer in a coarc.poi, mad poor it halo the top• in ti.e onto! w ay, .in which rase at cup of the 11.seace will make oboist Ores , cops of semi% coffee. Be careful not to leave the cork nil of the bottle, suave much et pooice to the wir,ot ill cause the first part of the flavour to evaporate. N. H. The Essence should he kept in a cool place. n'ir 10 the afflicted with the Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout. &Lairs, Lumbago. Pants a the Bark and Kld• , Numbness. Palsy. ate. is particulorly reemnOsended THE CUMBERLAND BITUMINOUS FLUID. This most extraordinary fossil production. gore its happy. dkrovery, has. 'wiled the nstnuishirern of many eminent medi cal characters, who have witnessed Br unrivalled efticacy in the above complaints, and determined the discoverer on render. it, if pua.ihle. as useful as it is pre-emineatly excellent, for which paipose be takes this method to cite publkii v tit its merit. Upon application to any of the Medicine Venders. may he had gratis, au Account of a number of surprising Cures effected he this extraordinary Medicine, In the most hopeless mid de plorable Cases, with the mot unquestionable reference, (ruin amongst which the following is selected t-s- • Copy of a Letter from J. Makepeace. F-q. of Hesitant. Nor thantberiaud, to Mr. Ramsay, A pothecar . Pewit h. Iletthlm. June 42. 1811. • Sia,-1 oas - rnoot grievously rstllicted with the Rlsemnatiosn for sever..) years, particularly across my loins and my hip, and knee jirilitS. Whloit at times etoneWtely' deprived me of the power of walking. • 1 kW „Liberia vtawSkartwoyatt-emissesst - i'lre. stria**. and by Mei? reicrinmetristiam West to BMA.' sod tried the effects of the Waters, rithout gahrion •any relief. After I looking ow of various Medicines to no purpose, I, 'by the art ' vice of a Friend, was Induced to try your Me dicine, anus the use of which, t am happy to say, I have received the greatest relieft as,l can now walk withourpain or linueoess, Ind enjoy as good health us can be orneriest at my adynocest period of life. being in toy 87th year, which I attribute solely to the use of sour hwalitable Medicine. You have my full liberty to make what woe you think pro per of this Letter. i awe, our obedient Servant, JOHN MAKEPEACE. The shove Medicine is put up in Bottles, with full instruc lions, at only 'ls. 9d. each. Invented 'nisi prepared only' by G. Ramsay. Apothecary. Pewit (many sears of Apothecaries' Fall. Window)) sold wholesale by Barclay and Son. No. 95. Fleet Markers Los'demi and Retail by all the Medicine Venders in Town aad Co nary. CIIILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting Itehttig instantly remove:l, by wiliTc• II EAU'S ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for its estraoftlinary elle icy in Rhenmatisins, Palsies, Gouty Affections, and Complaints of 'lse Stomach 4 hut whete firs eertssjo remedy has been uaknowo or neglected, and the Cbilhilins hove actually broke, wittrE If EA D'S FAMILY CERATE will ease the pain sod very speedily heal thew. Prepared and sold by It. Johnston, Apothecary, 15, Greek street, Sohn, London. The Essence and Pills at Qs. 9rt. each 4 the (*.crate at h. 1 j I. ' Sold by every Medicine Vender iu the United Kingdom. The Genuine has a black ink stamp, with the name of ft. Jotrostoo, inserted on it. • A CIiALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late In L 6 Majesty's service, challenge the whole world to prove a single institute where itself Medicine and Method of Cure bare failed of the desired elect. The practice af many years in this particular branch of their profession has not Overt rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue iii dir4et their studies to the treatment sad cure of VENEREAL COM 'PLAINTS. and that derangement of the system, which is the consequeare of the pernicious and wasteful elects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes. la the 1111 C it will he found to be the unfailing source of lin rrennest 1 the other have its ravages finally developed to them by a dis tressing state of debility, whicb, of not timely remedied, terra: notes in Impotence. These are its remote aad ultimate diem t while.eaesuniptions, loss of muscular power, and various Ger , vow Rises, usually characterise the earliest stages of this airlitnt e rite: of persam languishing under disorders incident to such a habit. their treatment is simple and has never proved un saeressful in the course rif a long, lisbOcious t brut numb extended practice. In she most obstinate and cornobeased eases of Ve nereal infection, stieb . as obstructians in the urethra, spongy ex crescences, hard neatens, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal Witham, sleets, as also STRICTURF.S, whether recent or of long duration, and which have balled the skill of other prim/Innen. are, by their 'present improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the 1 patient mining the excruciating pain andatermlise hemorrhage I which trinomials Follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course Ilf t went! years extensive priapice hi this metro stricture. 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I:4 - ' Men ,to vihy ROI *Or gimpy., r' loilkasi,Apfi.vauti...- . era g To w hi c h ‘. ~ 1 bp added. the New araad. Mardiallae, . Z 0024401 'lmingsPliiirr•Na `• m 1...". .. imPir unw eillte*.:o :4°Pll;6::l6 ' .ll4 1444 " .. Ad ;l4- - '• . ' fr. '.- ";.. ' . Ask " SallitilliirA°4 ' "gel" "11.146 1 . - kik di' s . ' 444`g* - . a 0"4 Reld o4 " l Air , aflPert 0•4 _l•_W, Ste.- dee& whorls lit 11.% It I,c 1 (11 N AND TUE RP DWltale... halies . w..., „ Liao ... Coth ... olot bY___, __ i v::: . ..'l/SILWILI •t an - DUIVINNt r . Cr. t e,ersittWatst *solely Monet.. tire" Eisk*Dalia CnissartS i. *et,. , .• . •pi , re - . fete ' ity ,""All_.'" "."' le "°_• liamon, A .4. COI' R/iR. eanniioitat till tisi.jerassatic.•essfolsrathrst. User *kb a tojitosh lbsdik of the skate. .410. 41:„ . 4‘..;4*K 'et, , .--- . vmosity, at an vaptmebt '''"l "el' and nutritious pots of the berry. 'steldrase f ront those made. terr a.; • . . • • - A TR UN K LOST, i• other nerriut . is tipulities that loud and op- . 4. PAPF.RS tesnreling the IiEfIOCIATION for a Itsie . . QC PPOSED to be left, on ' four -Any Esetting, la a 1 ias iarge aliss u raw ilait hialt jre_ bim pt vea rtosa: d in ia Lonsi tille iss4 . 6hiP a Pillg nd sh m ariA l fser kti l e ; T o i r i ess lthY t L e ""ti st.r .4 4. 7 r h itad . . . • . • newel of the East India Company's Cede-dye trivile l ses. • Soo. • $7, ii slc c s sey Consb, which was taken in .lii Spired Utile. 1 ai t r ah r li j al " °'w I ndia a r d • Chial l' il ' aeL F . Jed Itrafa oared at their Warehouse. Great Titehlrtal.street, lie ir e "3., IW. • • • , . „ h trees by a Gentleman and Indy who had Jam ......enosuos us the Motion ;o'th in John . Graerrhure ... . . 0 Al g• 'er'"!' Nil r•le-boane; and sold by A ppoisdenent, sit Messrs. NEED- Ditto, Nitta. 'PAM U. , . ' flighted from the Wi c htme Coach : the Hackney Coach josh • 'Fs Job" limiter Palmer. Esq. it appears by the printed . SAM and Co.'s. 47. Ludgate-h il l. Alto Ai 70, White Lint - 5. CORR EA PON fIENUE ned PitOCCßtitttd l lit the limn ,:, N,.. 1 . , , , panklu,re. Pant--heel. Filt . b , r) „ guide. , .t 'Tanis and yokm of the hot_ PO_ itotwent, that MIIIIIMin_n mod- eet, Peatuaville, in balt-piat hoities,at the following Prices: *%. V.GOCIATION for a Renewal of tit? !idol India' tioliPtin7'l . rAtions were then mule from the unt-pa, iv aid prow Towns 'flu. 'frank contained tome Child-he.l Linen. - Turkey • - - fp. 6sl. bottle. included. Canrter. Ilya. pfice If. fol.' . of she United Kingdom. with is view to the PNM India nod W:10-0..ver will bring the -atm to ti* above direction ;" 7 .o . h . '. Trades' .___..Bourbon. • - -.• 3s. fol. •6. HINTS and OPSF.R VATION A respeetinkthe Nr.oo ire P:1111 . . !lend Puhlic-houpe, Paut-t•eet, will receive ONE A• ow hiss earei^ 4 . "1' " i. - "... ) from site s thitrrio. . Pkistatioit - - - 'ls. 61 el ATION fora RENEWAL of she LAST IN ftiA COM' . should thooP Trades be Still miner laid open at the reale:igloos ' , DUN I) It EW ARD.Directions for Use. PA 'V VS FXCLUSI V E PRI VI LEG Eii,s Jo:lotted it h Mar h, iif the East India Company's present Chartist; and from a Les- • It. A no o- woman is its t reat distress for the Linen . ter of the Right Elm,. the Prebinent of 'the COnintissioners for. 1' he Trunk was marked. • Mr. 11.mhcrt, Passenger." 4 1P h ut the 'll""d_ a, lea-11"""' full of the h : select Into a roffer-rop. ! 812. to 'he's; insideratioa of the Ri A in lion. Lord Alelvolle, by _ at n nottlv OF stmar and cream, nod MI it ttp with til e fieputation I ,f the Cahn of T>ifettetits win his . I , irdship a the Affairs of India, dated the 4th of J:inuly, lal:t. la the I . Ia : Water : this ." ll , ill . 1 k I . c . . i. ~,,, ioltiim y owl •e a ears.; strAfl r el) er lit :a ~e,...r R s nn ',tem. ....CI March, . ... r 11 ti 1 MONEY REGISTER OFFICE. Y. Duke-street, Adelphi. London. AT a time of such general embarrassment as the present. it mat 1w i;f importance to persons of every de w' l i .tion to linnet, IkW there is an &See rionblished where Mo ney ,n :v be rai,-rd tinder every kind of ditficullY. Those nho have umpw,aiiiirable memosof ie-pat'need, may be immediately and ettroply accommodated Mid those who can osity present prombir. or ,resionrces.itar Warthog want tlte• Nob pt tiarrow. mat. soinettme-, be as (Oars - . Omagh ma so ehearstv, relieved. The Nobleman nr Gentleman, who miry have mom:sled or encumbered his estates 1 ,, their utmost hear ing. uttv hove means palmed put to him, at this °Mee. of dis entangling his p roperly — the . Merchant wits, may kaverspece Wed be owl Isis memo—the Tradesman who is prevented este- Idi.hing sir increasing . . his hit-mess for want of capital—the is. geoinus Vschauic. whose inventions me denied a trial because be is without money lo•bring them forward—the Artist, whose genius is hist f..r wont of em marrionient —the Speculator, whose abilities might be of importasiee to *twirls, If he was listented l to and aslistad—mas he all relieved at this Office, Which is eta , tah,io e I for the lisseisow regisfrring their particular cases * for me impection of Monied Men. who frequent this Wince, to lt4tlt It w they may lay nut their motley io advantage; time of them are solided with a hitting per cent age. but require the most perfimt and unetrepiiiiimble securities t while others. of II noire spend live temper, are disposed to embitt k their mousey' in any 1;s1, g ih:st may promise a snore considerable profit, bow. ever imeertilii and remote. No one, therefore, need despair of assistuner at this 015ve—the whenees and speculations of every woe t‘j.:l I. heard t end vermi:l having pt. , perly, in powessiall or ex perbfecv, however Involved, may prohaltly be ammonia ? . dated. if ties ton Anne the 'tug elluuce of being able to re.' p a y, uniimuiely, what they may borrow. Pet km. of 'cossbued income may here, by sinking their capital, olvarit, a well secured Annuity LW their lives of nearly treble' the amount so then prescht Receipts, nr they may be instructed • to increase then income without sinking their capital, though wog a. the mine extent. unless they evnhark in securities of some risk--rasst pet so-o, who hose any sum of ready matey to dis pose lit, however is.signifiemit. or comilectbi r, may here find clog of securities of every dew-Option to earploy it—it will .only br necessary for them tostase what they wigh,wherl:er they prefer leo:line thvir moats - upon AnssuilieS secured ulnas Funded or Landed Property, ~r atom Slortgage sir Post Obit', or upon propet S of whatever dew, ipt ioii,and their wishes shall be at tend ed to. If they elmst trecept pennant •eenrity, they mat make very considerable riifts.:ind o iosonse fo-tauer., personal security ;nay he unobjectionable— w here the borrower bas fortune and elia.o. ter, there need be no apirreheasion of loss, fur it it, not the practice of this Mike to 'rely indiscriminately upon the honour of fire borrowers. T: e Proprietors tramact their business upon a plan w bich does not sus jest them to liti.tat inn. and, though thej avoid, at much as possible, denting with persons, who would he capable at disputa.% a debt they hail contracted, they always prvist st.:ainsu the possibility of such a cticumitunce. Pelson', hoarse,, abn ate content with modernie interest for their mat alwayv securitiet at Ibis ullice, that can neither subject them I lova sir trouble. It cast ljardt. _he necessary in promise, first the most invinla ble secrecy shall he preserved sit this Oilice.—o-Nn one is ever permitted to know the fume of another. until it is ascer tained that, los litrorturing them to each Other. their objects may be secomplislied.—lt is the plan of this House to state every propesal to rai.e money. to the pars ni likely to tolvance ithimt the mine of the borrower; to describe his snumion, Ilk credit. his character, his ocetsjoion, his income, his especs taiwies. slid evert circumstance that only Rarer his proposal, bon never to divulge kis mine but to the persrm who consents to Om:veldt; money; and the names of the lenders are held equally :awned.—ln some instances their names always remain contented r mid they are uever divulged bet to these with whom they hove trankstrliims. t 'bow for rett,terlng One Guinea, Office ' paid. TO TI tou•, bil'orin. debility mheihrr A. or utiberillb' Cio.e 1110 1111111 n ' ur b•erlb Nett, %riSing s 1 1, 41 Nth SWOTS o..rt tiro" v , v,‘ evo '!!se c 14 ...soil 'r Or " r•. • Ws. icy wasr freiplrrillg, .ant 41AllOrn• I oce"""ca aY Mr. martin"" gl!.:g m ' r * iux ' "a•maHowlY tie. i in toe courc of it wroiv years esiensive practice in tots metro- ovo. p..... .a , 110. oriame. ;E !tiro from Teu till Fivo.—All Letters must be post waved, That the Thanks of IN% meeting be given to the light I L polis. itanirrous cams of stricture. have bees and are daily no- WILLIAMS'S LAWS OF TRADE AND COMMENCE. tlonssurahie the Lord Mayor, for his able, polite. and impar. ~ her their care, the total erndiestien of which is effected bye _..' ti To Merchants and faders is &meal. hal Conduct en the Chair, and for the aim of the. Egyptsae.l safe. armies, and expeditious mode of prattle*, %Wenn , moor le Oaellirga _Volum him. rice 14si.lieard1, or 164. booed ia P THE AFFLICTED WITH NERVOUS DIS 01- Hull on 06 OCCOSIIM. . other %ct adopted.., The votive's. relensikm, nad debility 'so. to Alesaal'ilarlog, Esq. M. ) '-`-'' , haw Calf mat lettered. DER.M. • ROBERT MICA AM. i pa/vadat from this complaint. is speedily reamved , nod the 1 in e di tbo id* . b ' y iiimosi *'• - moon wawa tabooed. nail vigorous benkli: But where the 1 • ( 4,.....i. t h e i r re , r I lIIE LAWS of TRADrand . 'COMMERCE I rITHERS'S CORDIAL . BALM of QUITO, . TO THE PUBLIC.' * T- ' • I:llehilitY has for . yean ,shied, a prosper peva' i.• a mom convehient . , wife, and infallible remedy for owe- SWIFT and Co. the Contractors for the' present ot o rodie eeniedia t after the stricture hos Rea des s ; i xd. is ia. A tiebsi a ampletr. Guide t!Atefeatili Law had Custom.: ) 'ilium, gouty, aid riseatoritie disorders. and every kind of Lottery. retort% their sincere thanks to the Public for the I,dispeamhly requitole,ll rate!' the shmslawlng of life, canalising, besides. a -variety or . ~ hug teplee,, the whole yor reLisation in persons , i f either sea, 3. mu g sir old , eivtiu t ui v hed farnurs Owl , have received, and at the mine time ' 'awl to re-animate the Constitution. , Lew terpecting aim of Ezikaage fromissert Notes, Con. er hereditory,'oalaral, or Ueco.i.me4 by a residence in but beg leave to offer their congratulations on the tureen u hies he. agyeral Noblemen arid fiehtlemen Ilf the Arse iesiectshllity tracts and Agreements for the Sat Perelman oftiotods„ Con. eolthy etiolates. the im mo d erate 'i.e ~tr tea. .pirituou4 attended the perebasers, front the restoratisni or lb. Old Mode hare been wider the awe of WWI. CUrfiiiill Gal. rat ihe:lre• ; tattle for the Comity(' ofiloties._eittieeby Last! or Vl_4er ; the ~ or other . posinas Maids, is.,, sedentary a I ife, or tun o f t h awing in the Lottery lust modal, cite whole of the Capital movnl of complaints of the dreitorit, stricture% &e.; tai having ! Law isfeetillg lusarances. Charter-parties. Freight, act Part. ut application to ; lady. rare bite A ri e Gi a jadidous 'abut- Prizes having been divided add mold in Shores. The present received .. radical , aild:penlimment cure. move ilia Weitram 1 , ressitip, Agar", ibinkruptty, and Suretyvhip; wish tee. Wee. ,i k ion of :peewit, dissipation. Oltee4, improper practices, gaud; L A ter . ) comist4 et only 7u01) Tickets, and Collin/he may be given to them, as sitirfactory roldouteeo . 4 , she doclsime t Niiiol44l L ow. al Commerce during War a 4 pea ce . e-tit., violent Isaid-achr. easphaint. of Ore longs, inward Ir' of 410.000 is .C2OOOO . superiality of Mears. Carrie and Coi's at rmitinent.— Oy 4OHN W 1 LLIAMS. Ettso.,..uf the beer Teeple: . ' 1 as. trembling or shaking of the Wads or habi t *hornless I ' rota to as koop A irara4 onos, . bilk. consosoptive habits, Sc. 1 ... . . . Ilosa Disorders of every land, and from whatsoever nom 1 - pied skeane . - •••• ... BS.degirOltit. t, dr heron. the erects of ibis great rainatiie, sod all o " 1 " of "liiafv, anikties, mid tremors. which so dread- - 4 art A leete Ow peFtleelee joiner-rule. ' • L ip* * 44l -; i,4 : , ..: , Meet the weak. the sedentary. and thethelleate , will. in a 4 - 3OJ . ~.. ... 1,300, el their taw, wool georral 41 litiel.4s. ai. awakt• 1. Tie'l l ilWiliiiis libriejkli tifilietb. Jaithipe iti . . lime, be wiee t rodedt, cheerfniano, 'trench, ardour, and 5 _pee..., odil by 4 . Poi l l i ti *tape 4:4_ef *a ectolit. Ammo gi..40 *ego.. • a . .' . \ 4 , 1 evutence of reimposed Impalth. Brown 10 es ,gyao, Ild of AN; 313 of 901 . I{ll 4 . 4/4 pad sliecoe. mat .i.i.rary fug 4a *a .- 'se lis- . _,___l a id, .._itt saw ilaPettalr e p teass eigewir ai at e r Nth- - .. At Corti., Bolos a Quite I. sold, wbaleseicsail rVall. by . 4,101,1 of th....1,i be draws aeardiste ta the nlshMale us the catty so mohnitiot to 'their qieterteli tbe peplage,ef. ,1111.41: IA kliglwasinitonia• i f i l y ted Ds. In the / • -i , - • "a *gni Cu. 100, *nod; Lead** i end flatirk, the Veer , • - 17th sad 181% NUT aIi ONTO . melba added to the sem*** protgaLp lei et aid req.! . "t a r o t t. t .e...aet, P'""nt hgedlelbes illteeflloet she Uidied Kisidnin , Pries I:kkets sed • Shama are - la* at Bulk am - c0.... Cfam. yoote. Carrie and Co. may be onewitoi by *kW Sot, wkii dal t Ow, eon heeefole lad *dim,* . . "h 4 ik•• 14 set beity immuiss ils. ow which the patio* N a 11, Poultry; iki. 11, cimariviooss i swill% it s Alt to , the rotes+ 4sileeey, eserety, end at iliek bosh Ng, Arai upper 16 49 e9 Cowl% Sale estrus::)* lit. itreet. 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