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Lecturer on the Practice a Medicine in Edinhargh. Primed for Low: loan, Horst, Bets, Orme. and Brows t J. Callow T. Underwood and Co. ; ;mtg. flighley, London T,:nonia.) Bryce and Ca. Edinburgh ; and M. Duncan, Olasgow• This work is iiartiololi for the medical Practitioner, as well a, for Parents, and alt who are iaterested in the welfare of Children. Precise rules are given, hs which the real Small- Pox may at onrr he distinguished from all those s poiling% ensp .. tioaa which in many cases so nearly resemble them. It i- particularly reemainended In that aril-informed Body of men the CI 'ley. of all demount:Anus. who have already doae so niuch to extend the adwitages of this invaluable His csvery. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH IR. The oaths were administered to Lord Saltoun. The Starch Bill passed through a Committee, was reported, and ordered to be read a third time to morrow. The Amendments made by the Commons in the Vice-Chancellor'r Bill were agreed to. Lord ELLENBOROUG II presented Petitions from the Ship Plumbers, Painters, and Mailers, Sail-makers,. Ship-riggers, Mast-makers, Pressers, and others employed in the Port of London, and Cu , Freeholders and Inhabitants of St. Paul, *Dept ford, praying for the continuance of the East India Trade to the Port of London.—Ordered to lie on the table. The Mutiny Bill and a Road Bill were brought op from the Commons by Mr. Lushington Sir henry Vane Tempest, and other Members, and read a lint rime. • 'The Marquis of DOUGLAS presented Petitions from the Murzt , t rates and Council of Glasgow, the bkre;rants, Manufacturers, and others of that City, and from Port Glasgow, against the East India Mo oopoly.—Ordered to lie on the table. The Local Militia Bill, and the Scots Local Mi litia Biti wrre, on the motion of Lord Viscount Sl DM 0 UTII, read a second time and committed for to-morrow. Adjourned till to-morrow. Ht $E OF COMMONS. -- -- - - - !Ara G . JAytc.soy GOWER, presented a Petition * from the inhabitants of Wolverhampton, e4einst the East India Company?, Monopoly. Mr. Kingston presented at the bar the Corre. apondenoe between the Board of Controul and thp Court of Directors. The names of the Committee to try the merits of the Election for Ilelstan were called over, viz. 11. Lloyd • ' 'W. Aslell R. Marinate T. Wyndham W. Y. OMER' E. B. Patter G. Smith - ~' . ' IL Williams J. F. Smith . C. Lays,oche • 4). Campllell G. E. Tressayng f-%• Ektill D. Swami - • J. A. S. Douglas. The Artificersl Bill passed through a Committer; the Report to be received to 7 tuorrpw. The names of the Committee pn the Salford Dila tion were brought up,.vif. .3. C. Hamden J. V. Deedeswell Hee. A . Poi/ E. Diihrowe E. Protberve Si! W. Sou ley. Bart 3. Fetgusbn t o if J. C. •Duckwofth,.Bart. Sir T. E. WillMillgoil t ill4l. rd C. Fitzroy • C. Ernnkc . Cbalouer Rob. *aids M ' Ba rry . •• • :• : • mg JOll,l DOUGLAS. The Hon. C. 4Qn.;wroNE said, that he ahogla, WedneWay next, submit to the consideration of lie l i sc t *Ptig!i * CT C 4 l9 b j e Ft et the fOt!cm -et [\*., ?. . , e• , • _ a Bir John Douglas, which waspstorday table. FIN AN CE (vista/1E.% A Gentleman o n the. Opposition *lds wished to ask the Pfohla Lol•depposltoi(costlansgE' whethecit watt certlis or, PrObliiikr the health of lbw • Chancellor of would permit him to bring on hid propositions the 'Committee of •Finance,.• which stood on the Order Book for to-morrow. Lord C LEREAI*iI said, that he was In dnuM on the su bject, but rather than the tiouse should left in uncertainty, •he (Lord Castlereagh) would 1 undertake to bring the propositions forward I self. After a few wardtc,fo4 Mr. WHITBREAD , the order which. fisedishoiammitteo of Finance for to.• morrow, was read a* aild discharged, and the Cont i mittee ordered to stand fdr Tuesday next 1W which the House adjourned. of %today and to the Princess's uncle and nooks ! a1 "... ine to 4 " acme* "If I can satisfy year Majesty if thsvforailded Maths do oak.. +'i'bef infasiies -mud cruelty of this laterpmOtipa ef th e "', 14 e 1 1,7=: littinee of WALLS, I feel the moat whet eanftie n c e• • . d ` wie that . ',''onr-Mitjaaty. will hasten to read yawleterdic wirealkeltett, pi iso r- 16: tloa? We ire glad to see that Mr. C. loitantoxi is ifetariaload to take pp the business 41f Se J. TO' VORRESPON DENTS. - DatiaLAs'il Petition in Parliament, as we IWO i s,. Mr Jostiolll.l. Odom of the Plumose of Fla" Is bar , sow t o see so f ew of th e Representatives of _the era a worefsipspomal, to maid sadi'llgeoliowl Wilk ! w as h ro i people bestir themselves in what so kighli inkier% remits' de 7 14 140 1, of dtis Jams! Wile se a . „, • ,,coaso by the o rom , lawy ers . tram .rite mediae thi honest of the-whole country, and th e composite 6 wild blob w ao iswityii• mow, hirlis!, 4 / 04 LA! it Wad of oneshalf of its itthibßos.A. * demi Twormoswww illsoopi levarteal l m "I"' " 1 ""g - 481 1600 . 4 eiteelibloo. ago lierilmitifi foollOolt *Oaks tosdherdsspdssamset to ipplo/ssikltipietiiidith .rows; a jo s moot& • . . iii, La.. el. mg. *Niro dog wppiwOOMY• to "Mee MO awatersits Costospoodoppi will howl shogootawiles WOW de" I I toe te soy asides vise so 'wood's, NAN, lest, IN Ms horsy et busts" theillooli esraPdhlii serwatisa, and put his nods late as 6401. st sir !raw* Umosow, with whose Lanai AdsSatardo( I 6 his *Ow into lifh, whep ha staS asp et Yin a mow% sled l• .p.W at II ottlibleed ',NO ,t: 1 01 014 0 / 0 *nose the Public, _ ,An, Inmost CAirst*liisz hid lui grad's . ri :ter& T it this Pitteilfilietteal at CarMati Haft. 1 110 •Juke a You treamotad military badness with th e Plato* Reels; and the pekoe of qi.AerN,.., . , .Casselindurw, tad Caulattesidslted tie &W?: ftsesat. Admiral G. lien is appoink Comeneder iu Cllief of the NH% feet. Tbe Home of Lards wits nameroesltattatded last eteohy, both Chess sad below the bar. The Earl of Dotroworessoas ass emoted to present the Irish 1 CAthilliC Padden • .bowever, his Lordship did not appear is hit Omsk • An saplebelon prevailed last .evening, that her Royal Misbaess.the Princess of Wu's would attend In moo to prienta Petition to the !leas' of Coax monsOpiasiorikaaders will see in our Parliamentar - Raped. Ad it was act realised. - . • 4 private letter reoteved yesterday morning, &tett. tbollith inn. and brought by a king's getter here having been no packet at the island), gives the following intelligence : - 65 That the Russians, under Kennet, have reached Dresden in great force , _ . , u That a corp of Cossacks is at Wittefibourg on the She, and that the Prussians under Geeeral Y or k are advancing in the same line. 6 That the French have if evacuated Ram. butgb, where a small Mobil' force hes been called b r the Senators to keep the populace quiet. • " That 800 (reach are at Cuxhaven, where they have loaded the gunboats with plunder, with a view i of getting off with it coastwise, beint afraid of car• ! rying it 90 . by land, on account oflbe- peaaaqtry being every trims up in arms against thens. " It is understood that Austria hes declared her, self a Mediator for ii primer* Nana, an 4 has signs. fled to the French tdovernmentiha: their armies must I retire behind the !thine, ash preliminary step to no. I gociation. ' 6 General D'York le Geoesal is Chief of the Prussian armies. " Several hosts bail tensed from the ithe and the . Eider, bringing continental newspapers to the 9th inst. rem which theiorre igtelllseweals exittitctett.'t (non tat AMU. laitetrf, *An= 5.] thitanstf, ice, Ift*Tite Hessians are Initeolt leg in fort* them the froatieft of Austria toward; Witte:damns, In coatecaottoe 4 thi t inteitienca l tliffeelnee andlrincesses sw• gone to Bare* ; only the ilthseals Etkelteth *mains - here. Mk Majesty ~ the lik kist, torn MA repaired to Nem In th e ' rieekiWini ~ Itor Gotwoosent is *Sod :on ay t ' gookiistoss, ionised"s of foot illiniltees ac Stet* t*Aweg tea 1 0 211 41 1 .Agtrts) WARSAW, Pia. 15r4hi Imperial Rassisa Army bus escipled the whole fpaotry 'boat Wa. sair, bit the bastion aro still la possesslon of the Nattiest Glare. The Magitttattt remain, .as ' usual, In tbdrideces. Gourd hlrtsos!spesswour t on the lidg We t rode, with a gre# litho, thantig4 the win. ibabslo is elagiestad by the Piaoih. The in t serreetien them is coisfirmed. tosurrealhow proviii la gaol *As of Oarmany aid flaliand. ItieltaSskai noted Reeks with their este fen, - • . FRg,ivtig PAPERS. . Benue, MARCO 1.---His Majesty has just been pleased, of his owit accord, to name Chevaliers of the Order of St. John, the Sazon Lieatenaat.Gen. De Zeschiw, and C•untSoltulinboiarg, Chambssiain *Obis Majesty. the Vag of Saxony, • Paw, Malice 13.-rCeent de• Narbonne pasted through Stresbugh etitlet 'Wei 14t, en his way to "Jenne, , • - ••• • SroorPanntila _Pita ...A1N...-. days the psi of couriers Steep our oily 'hal bean very frequent. They are Free* Austrian, varlwit ObitiffS, asc. PrECOOdial OP or reterningfrom Pods. A great part of the French treat* which Pass the Rhine, and dale. by Frenkktrt, peened to Er. forth, where considerable farces are collecting. We are assured that the,contingents of several Princes of the Confederation oldie Rhine are to march thither. The contingent isf. the Grand Duchy of Hesse hes already set out foe that destination. STICTGARD, Fca.llB.-ellity write from Inspruck, under the date of the 17th, that a Pew corps d'armee, Our fot • - eign news possesses considerable interest, composed of Froelich and Italian troops, was pro. we mean that from the North. We do indeed be. ending from the kingdom of Italy to the North . It will traverse the Tyrol. .•• - • lieve Hamburgh to be evacuated by the French, * •, la--• -which circumstance greatly eleinemake, hopes of the - e 4 PROCLA3fATION mercantile world. It shoold,l(bOver, be recol -ww-- Jected, that as we said a few days ago on the pro. OP THE IMPERIAL RUSSIA, GENERAL COUNT DI bability of the circumstance taking place, that con- WITTGENSTEIN. centraiiion of the French forms dictated the measure, " D.ted Kopf gsberg, Jan. 7, 1819. • and not an acknowledgment of inadequate stre ngth, or " GERMANS I-The hoer of your deliverance is ar- , • . . . . . __,• a resolution et Huai abatitionment.—ile do net rived ! The Grand French Army, that scourge of the wonder at the eagerness of that trading town to tett human species, in the hands of the blood-thirsty conqueror, is no more! You see but the unfortunate tify its happiness at being freed from French con. remnants of it returning,, in the track of those Go. . straint. A squadron of boats coming off to Hell ['era's who, till lately, were so mach dreaded. The ' goland, must have been a novel and exliileratiag sight itussian people, resoectableby their patriotism, piety, ito the peop le on the island. They reported that Gen t and perseverance, in order to free you from the •_, , power .. ii lone was at *Berlin, Which we think probable chains of a foreign Tyrant, hold out their ful hands to you; avail yourselves thankfully of this " enough • ; but what can be aid to the intelligence that opportunity of laying a new foundation for that Ger- " Austria has declared in favour of Russia?" We man independence which you forfeited by your hide- '• do not believe that part of their information: nor vision and discord, and for propitiating the manes of ; do we think our Ministerial Papers will go so far as your free ancestors. Let the heart of every .tuan, .. 0 who speaks the German language , be .filled With 1 ' eucasru g s such belief la their Readers. et the 1 Russians advancing as far as Dresden, too, we have courage and confidence ; let every German be hold his neighbour as his ally, his companion in arms, ! our doubts.; although by the moderation of . their and his fellow-warrior for German freedom and in- ! conduct from the moment of their leaving tittle MM. dependence. 1 confines, they have not acted u the enemies of the " German Priests of all religions ! rouse up the ge. soli on which they have been tread;ng. • All thin has neral courage and enthusiasm, and pray at the com... - . • • • • • the air of a slocere disposition to peace, in CM& mon altar of your country , for the success of the • holy cause! : quence of which the Russiaes are not regarded with , " Princes of German origin !-It. is upon you that . enmity, nor with scarcely any portion of jealousy. the Nation has long cast its wistful looks. Break ; Th e vanqu ishing or repelling the French is their sole that chain which the foreign conqueror forged for :view and declaration. you and your subjects by dissolving the hallowed -.....m...- bond which united eerman Princes. Let the for. P RINCESS OP WALES. es the Sth. , met league combine you again , and let the PrincesPonnoteefl, IldeleW ler•Artited Ms Majestrt of every circle, within its ancient borders, units their German subjects under the common banner The long forbearance of her Royal Highness the ship Tigress, fan the Downs, and ifideercom feoet and place them under the orders of .worthy leaders; . 4 . is Pri sof WALES, has greedy heightened the pablie 1 a mile ; the Sari %guar with a can't, frees Cwt.-flailed the whole of the outwartiebOeud fast That noble stein of. German Princes in Austria,l"n g f o r sufferings . . pe her The twit seem to say, , . . 1 saiatnen, and the Brazil ships, under nosy el the whose energy be. Ogly shook the gigantic edifice of ; is with voice, she Aid impip' yell,Ake consolation i g atertir ., ad Dveir, ariornpanied ire . the ishairti the Tyrant, will not be' tardy in joining the holy 1 which justice can a ff ord hie? JO 110141 iii long abused : P er cy,', and Raleigh. . -- f rk league of free German Princes, and in notating symbol of union for its head. the i condition. We observed .yOstertlay how impotent TonaaT,Nleaca 17.—Hit Majesty's ship" Sceptre I would be the attempt to blaster or brow-beat her and Ethanol', with the West India tend Lisbon ships, " Respectable Chiefs of the Nobility, and of Ger . ' Into obasisslon to a conduct which could not fail to got under weigh early' this morning, with 1 light s r man Knighthood; whom the Conqueror dreaded, tof the Ha -- and,nateate those wrongs and" that affliction which hreey' from the setae, vs 4 ye now e° yi• therefere, sought to annihilate, show forth WC-- ' The Newfoundland eottroy are not yet clear el the your patriotism; and bear in mind, that t h e object she has too long endured already. Throughout the • Berry Bad, and it is ittrt (six clock ) calm, audit is in view will gain you more glory and gratitude from ; whole of the painful trial she has undergone (and ver y uncertela if t hey spill before night. There delis your country, thau.those romantic expeditions to the what trial at law could have put her to more dis• not appear to be e defile acfddent t notietthettueling se' East. quietude of mind ?) she in conducted herself in a large a fleet. " Ye, toofree German citizens, and above all, diametrically opposite manner to one' conscious of , CRARGE or Mwtose. -.Thursday morning the ye Eauseats, awaken to the struggle for German li- berty 1 . Let the blood of your forefathers revive in guilt; and although it might some that the documents i Coroner's jamsot 'rein at theCeilea Tuff!, Clerkeewell.green, on the body of fhb little hey your veins ! Your towns must stand on the banks of ' of her innocence riveted/ published, ware sufficient to !.6.4 11. 4.....ei 44 . 4114 .1 , 41 r ► • free rivers, and send their streams forth to the ocean : dissipate the gross and the more attenuated breath of arm* s o wys t persons aga i n ' n ee tun i e e, . net unpolluted. None but f'reit Germans ought to drink , calumny, yet as by an act of supererogation, we seueo depreidoes which went to roe that Mrs : out of the old German Rhine, and may its gladd ' en. • M • publish another document, the work of the late r." tow wat.the asethee of he 'Mid. ~„. A be Sag' tee ing vines encircle their brows • undisturbed! German „- Swiss, who inhabit the lofty Alps! proteCt the . reacal'aCe heed, heart, and h a nd , and which we ; earned a WOW lkf FRUII. _Nertillr iff irelmfraf• Rhine at its rise; and ye Gomm Flemings and deem as. important as any hitherto . , made known or Wednesday evening Meier Otrtwright weeltuatiej Netherlanders, guard id discharge into the sea!- I More so. If any thing tindicatoey were further lat the totem of Long-acre, in flt. Meitinhchere, by You are descendant's of those who have once before : looked forthis might tisf the sternest Ind most Ro ws ...,...., , sa y a pug of robbers, and robbed of his weteti : . • succeeded in breaking the chains of tyranny. Lot --.; reluctant ' d We, thergive it with- ! brought ""w4R''''' to gment. store , Yesterday Ranks Armee' Wall this be tbe aim of your .own efforts, and that o f 1 before Mr. R,r.ert, chateed with uttering, your Allies! Never let the sword be sheathed until 1 out comment, but reserve our farther sentiments • forged bill of esthan e for 4531 pprporting to, be we bete attained this aim!' en her, Royal Iligheess's CUE till we shall have . accepted try Onld Themes, .Esq. of the Arroy Pay. " (german Matrons and Maidens, thither paint • il Cox lalelo I obtained more satisfactory infortnation, on a new O ffi ce, payable at Messrs . Brddulph an ~ , the road to yogr husbauds and lovers, anti repave I CONWLEATION, preparatory to, fazialotie opinion . ere, cearing-cross.-Mr. Gilbert, •• e`,,,eespectable to crowh' ilit dedifeepilf your hearts! I, myself a or conc l us i on o n asu tt ic'er test Mies • . i: - A sps nature ftloecrior Holborn, whom the Prlsonesseie .hia. first German, entleingtiliiiiinertfelt pleasure .of behold. . examination said he had received the btil from, e11.._ .._ le 4 VIIII high quarter. We will only add, that - tug -soon the attenuated • chin break asunt the tended, anidenied any knowledge of the Prisoner hollowed plains of m y coun t r y &mind frier , trosa s i so we do hope, ilecorely do we hope It, that the public or the bill. Ott this occasien thefrisener did net hirelings of the tyrant, her tormentors; the lane. will obtain the Infisrmation who were the advisers of sa y any t hi‘ g t o hi s *r ape? i t* woi f u ll y srs , : Gently suffering restored to honour; infamous es. Ms Royal Highness the Prices of Name, to taxes, tilltte4 foe triel; ploits derided ; national merit rewarded ; and alt,Ger; slues so contrary to sound policy and the opinion 4 i mans united as brethren I I see you %beady • I.l)l4°°°' Mr. PRIIIMVAI, wheal he thooght p er, when ' of the *Cetti (Ilessittni& and you ! Goals i •rbturn ap „ . 9 . • tete n in power, as tile Prime Minister. from th e East•Angli into Ike teeming Art joie lobe. sue Reader - I • - ..A' .ci...t.' uni te d ,! Manes and to your faithful subjects. , I see already we Render has attentively Peril... , "U. ..4.1 menommiti raised to tliireeGetinee wireless' who tog gloilng letter e he, wdl naturally reflect tre fighting for German fidelity anti frostiest! • I sue tie And gels* of Ore nnhappy Princess's omtalime I mire" of ; Schiff 40 tikitiolip4l4otra the lice especially of their slecerity In wishing that, Instead of criminals I • ' ' '''' '' 'i.: pf her advisers, the had Mr. Pram.' the-spell; I,aliaar eekplaift it our • p r e s e nt •• • • V._ cautery ietdutti,eed,hti*,,,. : • tAWAl4tiliever .. • boy Orourell i or. Coel4 Pm peve reel with PIP! 0 profaned by the ':' 4e: MiegiMeoe, - • Pellet! mete likely to be eetreelettbt tq tbeil: . . ; ' ” . '1Ill• ~. .0)% 3 ,1 1 1 } i." Ur, t u be 11 !4 who v(ix4 4 .iti Wfms 0 144 §lriFtipa Mandl Is. .41a ilia , • • An.MM . I . , Ditidip . 9•••ro:PA 1 'pogo 4Vaprford Wefdleeis 0 1 0 • • • Jamey 4y 11. tt n ICS Pb . STOCKS / VIM Ull a telt dittoes, 2 0 I per Cest. Red. ' i tzh e Wlir p 344, 3 per Cept. Cams. 59it 4 pa Ceuta. Ont Nam . S per Cott Navy 11111 Comb f-ir Amt. 590 I Lee,. Aork. *nen' Tieben THE STATESMAN. . ONDON: ritIOAT, MARCH , 19, 1913. I • „~,, • 4 • int • . • . inmecoNwnituri N ews ' ni g 114 - ;catt, ototaio the of tee rept:sal *bleb best& I sl:Pestedi the perm week, reit T _K. Q•eleet sr bet tbr Primes of WI I side of tile-How fallow* , oda • of h er it eT h, _ir l %.."" rai se c c Ur ci .. . ttlePialPlPT 1' OM 'the looktref we iTikeo ITunonis No owe di• bar* Phi a 'the. Farbogoer, !is Wain atil ; pstilNited et .V, rkettoittset. oroeositlons itt Paige km of . _ ......... m Bm - 4 • . • coo mum I.4 : (4; Tin it t doe. . Attir • ritt;LitidweeierAt oa t, Low • 4 1 thts ='17.11r."" .. • itt ufseireriettf • abifts MI Watliftat a ,Appe ; ona w gem : . 7 .1. Nip dttiv.: ! ... ...... 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