The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-23 00:00:00

,411. to' ; N o. 244 t THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LAN 1111 I S present EVENING, Dec. JL Mnie.tire Strew" will peril's% THE THREE AND THE .DED After which, lath tiine, n t n,ic Disertitement, en% 4 ORANGE HOVEN, or MORE GOOD N Tn which will he added, OM time) the New Grand Melo Ornmatic Orienvil Speen*, in three Artf. rifled ILLUSION; OR, THE TRANCES OP' NOURJAIIAD. Baseo, Th. i Sec. nit Price Ss. 641.—Pit, sa, dn. t ni ce . t,.-4,9vrer Galery, 95.; Second Price, 11.—V0 1 1 1 : Gallery, Is.; Secood Pr l ice, 6d. Alierinan, Wooed Oakes, Thsfollow Cowsiclime*. viz. I— • fferring, P:541. ueputies. tirJoho ftecvecr Wars. *ohm Vflaithmast, gdward Quits, Thomas itweve, • Pogoitesi. A brakom Young, Thoinas Hanky. Joh6l)atsion, Robert lirdsett, Ww Jpinellivket, Mattiott. y OALBeith. dee% sleep Oendesses ticcordingi3 this I 4. RIO ... I Messrs.. .Mg mill . .. Deputies, nod to News. Thumps • Reeve, Yining ! Griffith, Market, Cronk, Dawson, liedtes, i Porilife* Bard in. and Marriott, for (lair geoeral support of the printiple; of liberty, nod their oviform opposition to corruption 1 • and abuse of every kind. • Resolved, That the Thanks of this Wardante he given to ' Messrs. Horper,.Q4in aad Morrell, for their general coodact. —Citric! in the ittfiry;ative. Resolved unanimonkly, That the Thanks of this Warthitoto' I lie given to Sir Chlrles Prim, Bart. Aldermnn of this Ward, for As manly, upright, and inipaslial conduct this day., &suited, That the Resolutions of this day be signed by (hi Word Clerk, and inserted iu the Times, Morning Chroollele, Morning Post, Morning Advertiser, Statesman, Traveller, aid Courier. A. BRA DLEY. War t ciert. '' rr New Cnmic Pirtornirne. SANS PAREIL THEA/RE, STRAND, T ins present TITURSDAY, December 23, at half-past Sig precisnl‘, the hirtain will rise tots Grn i nd Dress Rehearsal of an entire new COMIC PANTOMIMIC. , with emit:" new Scenery, splendid and appropriate Dresses, Mechanical Chung.. Tricks, Properties, and new Mu,le. 2 ,4 intended to be regal:lily peril:killed, on and after MONDAY next,• cal ed, 1 HE MAGICIANS; as, The Enrhanted Bird! Harlequin. Mr. Swan; Clown. Mr. Flexance, his first ap. pearaoce lethal character; and Coluuibine, by Miss Giroux. 1,, h e emil se c f she Finnic.' One, Mr. LUND and Mr. BUrK EL 4v ill sin„ too em ire new Comic Song , . g„ , Full particulurs will be given in the . Bills of Monday Veit% 111 the course of the Evening, Mr. CAMPBELL will give co ion. IMITATIONS. Aed anew C ante Swig. called," The Wonders of the Year 1815," by Mr. LUND. To conclude I/ ills n fa• nitrite Barletta, called, THE FOREST KN It HT; or, The King Bewildered. • 'Henry. 1. lug of E Wand, :.1,. Meredith; John Cockle, the Willer, and one • f the Keepers of Sherwood, Mr. Stehbing ; Richard, tlw Miller's Son, Miss Scott; and EWA of Mansileid, jtlis Brunne. Doors open at Tlalf-pa.t Five, and begin at Half- past Six.— Boxes, 4s. _Pat. (21. (lottery, ls.—Secoad Price tit Half-past Eight. Place,. to he taken of Mr. Stack, at the Box Mace, adjoin ing the Theatre, troinTaii till Three. - STRICI'UItES, &c. IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their de- JL viation from the general plan has been highly beneficial to others, and improved In their professional acquirements by the maturity of near twenty years experience, blears. CUR and CO. continue, with unabated ardour, the erailicati )))) of those disioders which are the coosilineoce illicit indulgence, or the destructive habits of the inconsiderate School-boy. , lu pr.,fessing the core of these ComplAiots, they hold out no in ducement to vice ; hut, sensible us all men roust he of the ex istence of such calamities, they offer their assistance as regularly educated Surgeons of Loudon, and of the Royal College of Eiliuburgh. In all cases of Siphylitic infection, and in every complaint of Debility and Deficiency, whether arising from the infatuation of a certain destructive habis,long residence in warm climates, free living, or any other cause producing a &Berney etinauty vigour, the patient may rely oa a speedy restoration to vigorous health. Their improved plan of caring Strictures of the Urethra has been attended with'persillar success. Strictures of ten nod twenty years' duration have yielded to their treat aseut tii the short period of three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen oftke gra respectability, w hn have 'abuts red under this palatial Had distreteiagniseasse, having received a radical and permanent cure, perticuhirly request that refeience mey he made to them, as satisfactory evidowes of the decided superiority of Currie and Co.'s Plan of Treatment. Many of these Gentlemen had beeh amber the tare of Messrs. Home, side, and other Surghoets of equal eminence, who attempted their Cure by the application of the Lauer Caustic, w Windt Me;•rs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either see, wish the greatest secrecy and houuur, at their house, No. 107, Hinton-gisrdeir l'attesits in she country wire requested In state the particulen of their case, age, aid general habit of living, &c. fee. isicloting a remittance for advice and medicines, when she same will he given or sent to any part of the kingdom. Tim etisorr tl:st se crecy su essential su their undertaking!, flit/alonge of letter say be 'diet bbiheSCWIIIK tot sacticlocs. where his Highness wilt rah,e a corps of ity, for the purpose of joining with it the Prus a army. Yesterday and tire day before, a number of Eng -oos linded reling. This evening we had been pri. from Arnheim, of deserters had sr• all - report, that want, Deventer . Was, it waaltalAwat Ilisnlistilled . to •14, that 'Nimeguen was still occupied by the French, but the garrison was said to be very inconsiderable. The ni rch of Prus. span troops through Aruheim continued, and they , had there a numerous garrisdn. r WILLIAMSTADT, DEC. 14.—T0-day 1600 of the' • English Guards arrived here, who immediately pre- 1 seeded to 'Bergen-op-Zoom; to-morrow more Eng •lisleare expected. The officers report that after they ;have occupied Bergen-op-Zoten, they are to proceed immediately to Antwerp. RORWYNEN, Dec. 12.—0 n the 2tl instant, we saw 2000 of the corps of General Molitor pass by t • WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Head i here from Gomm to Bonnet, with four pieces of ' The whole column, 1 of which above 200 Ina, Snow-hill, London. the best Accommodation for I cannon. Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. I men deserted on the way, have since taken post 1 The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from ; along the left bank of the Waal, and planted the ! the Saracen's Head Ina, Saaw-bills— I four cannon at 13oinmel on the Veeu , to command I LIV ERPOUL Post Coach , to carry four Insides, sets out ; s every P010r.;..e, through Lotterwarth, High Cross, Hinckley, , the passage from Tuyl. . • Atherstone,' famworsh, Littlefield, Udesthorp, Noriltualpton, GRONINGEN DEC. .9.—Letteri from Aurich, re. and Donstoble. Arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon. ce EXETER.. Plymouth. Weymouth, Dorchester, Falinouth, ived at Embrien, say, the garrison of llamburgh . Hanmourb, :we Salisbury, New Post Conch, every . Morning has surrendered to the allied troops. at half-pmt Sieolarick, with a Guard, through Hottituo. Ax. the.ECUT DEC. 14.—Yesterday afternoon we had I miwter, lirSdport, Woodford. Basiugstoke, and Bagsbot. • BOSTON. Spading, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hunting. ! the pleasure of seeing his Highness Frederick Wit- I dua.New Boyd Mad Coach, sets out every Evening. Couches ' liam Charles, Prince of Orange, arrive here, accorn from Ammo to Wary, Loath, Grimsby, and Mall. I peeled by a detachment of the Guar* of Honour s LIVER POOL, Warrington', koutsford, Stone, and Litch field, Prot Coach, called, The Expedition,. every Evening at which had gone to meet him. Five o'Clock, to the inrileell'i Head Las,. Dale-street, Liver- I This morning his Highness, escorted by a detach . pool. Startled throughout. mitt of the same guard, proceeded to Viatien, to I •BATH nod BEN I'OL Flying Post Coaches, through Chip penham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at . which place , his k'acellency Lieutenant-General. ! Mr. May's. the Greyhound Inn, Thomas-to Pet, and the Saari Bristol, next Nursling. — Bath' sad the L ifil d "J e l .mern, 11 l v moved to.day, his head-4uarters. " wile . , u, o T .7 . • Naar to Wells. Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. ' AsisfeaziAm, Dm. 15.-In the fortress of i . LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockingham, sett den, a certain General Quints has the command, a. ; woe ritery Morale. u intelsonst Am* w'Cilitehat a vehes FOOS' l_ Nsio advanced in rem. Is ii i ii v 4,...,, ow ver r s i oc ..... l Insides only, and goes tensarhtildv easy, with 8 tbratigh- } . . '''"'''"" Out. l'ai , ws through Stamford. 'Newark, Retford, Doncaster I eu, and, 89 it is said, has not mach military espe.l nod Ferry bridge,to the Guided Lion, Leeds, next Day at Noon.. deuce. The garrison consists of 500 ,or • 650 1 Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Conch, it is' douan'erg , . allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Public Convey- , , four companies of Germans, 100 of dm, once on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation I guard of Amsterdam, 150 of the National Guard of ' by any other. . the Texel regiment, 60 or 70 veterans, 60 or 70 KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-loonsdale, Bolton, Chnrley, Dunkirk. mid Gar! fang Pest Coaches, every After. i French artillerymen, and 60 of the coast artillefyi— noon, at Five o'Clock. Guarded. I Thus the number of the* French in it is very small. GLASGOW,. Lmsgtown, Gretrut-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownholl, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cannock, Kingswell, I They say that the fortress is provisioned for four and till pills of Scotland, Camperdown Coach (Daily). , months, but it is known that there is a - want of YORK, Newcastle, and Edtribure.,h, new Conch, perforined I man with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at half -past y I necessary articles. On the principal rampart Six o'Cloek, by way of Newark, Reiford, Titdcaster, Dar I are 167 pieces of cannon of various sizes, so that ! Wigton, Northallerton. Durham, Slorpeth. and Berwick.— ; the have are neither mounted with cannon n o r occu have not a cannonier for every piece. The out - ' Biomass* Pas,engers finding fatigued from the length of the ! journey, may rest what time they please. and then proceed oul work I without ,any additional tare. I. Clark, the Black Swan, Co-1 pied ; and the covered-way is wholly abandoned..--! oey-strert, York, runs Coaches to Sunderlassd, Hull, Searbo- i r oo h, Wilitha. and other Places. Before the corps of observation w as formed, milli. WRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post Coach, every i parties of douaniers used to come out end plunder! Evening. : the neighbouring villages, hut happi l y the Cossacks ; CARLISLE, 'Penrith. and Whitehaven. Post Coach, pull • rses, nod a Guard all the way. Passes through have recovered a great part of the cattle. When they with Four Ho Ilrousli, Appleby, Greaintwidgei It ichon ..... 1, cat terick , 8 0 . I now venture out of the fortress, th ey are driven ronglobridee, Wetherhv, Abell-rd. D.awaster. and Goatothain I back with loss. 'fifteen Laren and Blaricum, are (the nearest way by eighteen miles), sets mot every Mooning. toil perfosius the Jamie) with the greatest fatility. Passengers ; occupied by the Cossacks, who push their advanced ' : detained on the Based by business or plei...-ure, have the peculiar;. posts under the cannon of Naarden. Bussem is oc advantage of their seats toeing secured in the nest Coach. ! copied by 350 volunteers. WA I% EFIELD Post Couch, every Morning, at half-past j . i Six &Clock. , it s pos i t i vely asserted, that 2,000 Prussians, CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwichi l with some 12-pounders, are arrived at Hilversum, to Norittwich, nod Midd:e with, Post Coach, every . Evening' at I shut up Naarden on the upper side. At Maiden are Five o'Clock. SUNDERLAND, Storkton, stud Yarm, New Coach, every I four companies of the 4th battalion of the Amster- 1 Morning, to the George Lim Sundeiland. ..dani militia, a number of cannoniers, with some ! MAN CM ESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Wabal, anti Wolverhompt .... Post Conch. every Afternoon, guarded. Cossacks and Baskirs. A serjeant and six m e n, sen t i 'SHREWSBURY, Wellingtos, nod Shireal, Post, Coach, from Naarden to cut wore!, deserted on th e 13th,--. I ttfe Koval Charlotte, every Evening. Td. g. at Five ' , hu, guarded. They say the Douaniers were extremely di s s at i sf i ed- I SIIEFFIEIP au.d Rotherbaut Pont Coach, called the Rock- • Ingham, evert Monito - z• lon account of the abridgment of their pay, and be- SOU TII A iIPION . Wtedoetter, Alresford, at.d Allen Coach,' gun themselves to call out hi their barracks, Orange every Evening. - i Bouen. The unhappy citizens suffer very great dis - iii Ril I N MIA It llcteery Pita Coach, with a • Guard, sets . Nil every /triennials, rind reaches Birmingham mat day at noon. ' tress. , • Passes by Ot Card, I:r dos, and Shipshape, to site Saracen's AMSTERDAM, DEC . 16...7--For. the public satisfac- Mead. Bull. trees, Iltrmiagham. tion, and as an example of the genuine' and warm patriotism which Amsterdam hat the liappinese.to tree ' in its inhabitants, it is made known by theta-pre sents, that yesterday, Dee. - 14, ' , the large sem of- i 20,000 fl orins was subscribed by one person, in the Old Church, as a voluntary contribution. The Corn- i missary-General in the department of Zuider-Zee feels peculiar pleasure in giving this public:testimony to this noble-minded and unknown citizen of Am sterdam, and hopes that more persons will be in duced to imitate, as far as it is in their power, such a laudable example. I J. 'N. WARIN, Secretary-dateral. Amsterdam, Dec. 13, 1813. The subscription made here, for the inhabitants of Woerden, who. suffered by. the cruelties and plan- , . dering of the French, on the 21th, 25th, and 26th. of November, has brought in above twenty thousand , florins. Nees is received here, that the town of B,mmel was taken by the Allies in the night of the 13th. — The ferry-boats (or punts) were transported by land , from Goldermalsem to Tuyl, and so th e Freuch were were put to flight. The forts of Crevecoeur and Locvenstein are likewise taken by the Allies. At Hardinaveld 'a bridge of boats was necessary, but as there were there five ferry-boats, and some other conveyances, 12,000 meat were carried*ver,in; one day. , .. Jr.is, JJ The town of Ifeesdeu . has capitulated. . Sateni „ enter the Russian service. appears K, thut prior to the period when the King of Saxony: Wm Its the hereditary Austrian States, that Monarch` had actually concluded t convention in petairaitee of which, he gave General Thielmann, then. Charged frith the command of the fortress of !feriae, In girder sigOed witk his min hind, to maintain ' , kith tkd greatest zeal, the independence of that fortit , ss land to declare in all events it should not be epetted but by order of the King, and in concert leith his Majesty the Emperor of Austria. This letter Wits gutted Ratisbon, April 19; its contents were ton grimed by a second letter, dated Prop% Met 3, 14134- Thick • betides .bore that In earl e tot tun* 'ier war` kroogitt back the iriesich frono .. on , be - bee ke of the &ba t the cooduct'Of the, Commandant of 'rorgau should continue the' same, nor should. he ' then open the gates of that fortress to the French.:—. Qn the tOth of May, General Tkielmann melted an absolute order from the King to give up Torgau unconditionally to France, and to unite the Saxon ' , troops to the 7th corps, Upon this, General Thiel , plane left the service, and entered that of Runk. . . DUSSELDORFF, Doc. 8. ' .Is , ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE GENRKAL OOTTILIDIRN* OF .TIME GRAND. DUCHY OF BIEL°. 44 The High Allied Powers, constantly occupied with the important and firm resolution of delivering Germany from the yoke which it has hitherto borne, wish only to employ the force of the countrits con quered by their arms for that single object,. towards which all hearts in Germany unanimously aspires " For this purpose they save established for the Government of the conquered countries, a general department of Administration, which they hate en entruited to the undersigned Minister of State, Baron de Stein, Knight of the Order of St.. Andre*, whose fuuctiqes. shall have for oWect to employ the re sources of. •the different coditsies , : its the execution ' lof th is neral will be appointed; who will form the principal Authorities, and the central point of the whole civil 1 and military Administration. Fidelity and fine- at tachments are expected, on the part of the inha bitants, to that cause which all just-thinking melt Ihave already embraced ; and th at they will pane ,tually obey the ordinances which the Supreme 1)e -,:partment of Administration, _and the Governor-Ge rllseral2 shall issue. This submission is a duty doubly indiug on the oid Authorities of the coaquosesi countries. They will take an engagement therefeby i a particular oath, of which the formula shall be sub. milted to them, or renounce their functions, and I thus declare themselves hostile to the good causes (Signed), " Leipsic, Oct. Y. 3, 1813." " harem DE SEUL In consequence of the above ordinance, the tin. dersigned State Council lot of his Majesty the Era• peror of Russia has been charged with the orgaidza. tion and provisional direction of the general goVetn. merit of the Grand Duchy of Berg. That gohtn. merit embraces all the territory which formed part of tlirDuchy prior to the formation'of the 32d military division of the French f:mpire; with the exception, nevertheless, of all the districts which formerly made part of the Prnssian States, and which re-enter im mediately under the sovereignty of the King cf Prussia. _ In assuming the provisional direction of all the civil and military affairs of this general government, estal.•lished by the high allied Powers, I require the inhabitants not to acknowledge any other authority, but to obey it alone. Knowing tho good spirit of this country,.distinguished for the loyalty, fidelity, and industry of its inhabitants, I confidently expect that they will co-operate with as much zeal as energy in du- deliverance of Germany, which is the sole and important object of the victorious Powers. Let all honest men rally around me, to contribute by their efforts to this g►eat and salutary result. (Signed) JUSTU4 GRUNER, Dusieldarg, Nov. 43. Proviiional FRANKFORT, Digo. I.l.,—The . Emperor of Austria departed this morning between six and seven o'clock. ilia,Maj-esty takes Wurtzbargh in his way, in order to have an interview with the Grand Duke. Prince Metternich departs to-morrow. All the infantry, of the Russian Guard assembled here, and in our vicinity, puts itself in march to-mor row. It is believed that Field-Marshal Blucher will establish his head-quarters here.. . . General Count . Wrede arrived at Carlaruhe 60 die 9th. 0. . The Duke of Saxe-Weimar departed from hence yestera t ity, . That Prince will immediately take the command of the Saxon army. Thdarny. under the orders of the Crown Prince has occupied Lubeck. • According to accounts from Italy, the head-quar ters of the Austrian army were on the 6th at Vi ,cenza.: General Fenner had recovered of his wounds and returned the command of the advanced- guard. RATiseow,,lo9C. B.—A part of the reserve baths'. lion ()tithe 4th regiment of Bavarian infantry, which was irere, yesterilay began its:march for the Upper Rhine. The' passage of. Austrian convoys for - the Austrian army is most. continual. BAsang4a, Dec. 9.—Several corps of cavalry, helengiagito the army .which besieged Dresden, have already arrived at Rolf. Throogh that town theca 11)4401, on the. Sth, a train of artillery, supposed to be destined for the siege.of the citadel of flrfulth. cLansmettant, tiWy. 24.—The garrison of th 1 Balm Th. 1 Sec. rut Price Ss. On.—t-tr, as. on . ; gnip; dee, g..--tovrer Oaliery, Ss. i &toad Price, h" , Wm. Orillith; Jelin . Byrket, W s . M urre ll, Henry lisp, troops _landed at Scheveling. 1 riflery, 1..; Second Price, 6 d. Marriott. ..._ ‘ James Crook. ._ _ . The , . Oak , NOW 1, expect here a number' of Dutch, who THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT GARIMN. ; When the Alderman deck t h e wild Sestets Get:demos to . be drily elected, and they were Men/ in accordingly. I sours of war iu.England. • II IS present EVENING, Dec. Sa l V Resolved Unatimussly, teat the 'nooks of this Wordr I oole ' Iff , sesAAßLctif, DEc. .W.—..-Leetesefi hot be r eef..envert, are renewed to Mr. Robert Wssilluenes, for his pogroms support; .. LOVE IN A VtLLAGE. . of the free gisierciples of oar Carettetion a end for ris rearms tblll t Etts instant,. Bay, that many "de ,44eteettaa•aaa: - ai Almon tad Corroption t but tor Young Mcartoos, Mr. Siuclair t Rosette, o.ll‘s Stephen. Tlnesks are IMs rooks* tieni.tety die so alio tot i gle . ed there from Wad, who all tartswor "ekMe - I . llllll* to •pr all *that" forittite.:' , To whirls will be added. .:_„,. -; 'Won* littlemiiers to , The New Me lc Opent. in two Ate!, easem... 40 Ito. la F •.1 GLAND, • 110 .! . "tr' b r ill " ? 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' _ - , ellikauswick Oels, who yesterday akrisetifievi from Thiamin!' has- published in a Geematt paper, his toi NWS. Ifho'fwtiow iru t Geotleoco were pssiaaamiaatioa for oessilda ' Justification fot having quitted the Salon+ to entek Councilors. it. s— 11641birap departed this day on his route lei. Bruns- ., the Russian service, it-appears from It, Usst prior COUNTY WIRE-OFFICE, SOUTHOLPTON-STRLET, STR AM). • • vtormr.s. • _ _ Pole of Rolland, K.G. Karl of Upper 04sory, )I.lquis of Buckinghtn. K.G. William Pined. E.g. M. P. Nuts of Nor !tampion, . 8. Bernard hl rlald , P. Earl of Buck ioghainshire. owl Silty Dirersors• Maracing Director—J. T. B. Beaumont. Esq. F.A.S. "PERSONS Insured in this Office Share the Pro- In; Monitor, with the Original hlembers, according to unamsers.re owanilumiusa. ,A iporvitaarre Sw s empitat.int, 483.0,1i11. has been subscribed by the original Members, sodlll43r sal.oue are responsible: hence those who now desire to insure are effectually pecured ugairst that unlimited responsibility which hm bees so severely fell in societies upon the Cunttibstionsbip sr Union principle. Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns, wins ate Ekewine Agents to the Provident Life Office, founded on Mei- br principles. BY ORDER OF GOVERNMENT. TtE PUBLIC is respectfully informed thit, in informed osequenee of our representation to Guyetnnient, of the Inconveniences 'hat must arise from the Drawing of ihr STATE LOTTEIY on the day following the (;corral Thanksgiving, the Lord+ of the Treasury have directed, by an order in tie thisesie, that the Drawing shall take place no the 18,4 of JANU A instead of the 14th, as hertofore atlyerthed• RICH A RDSON, GOODLUCK, had CO. SWIFT Ho n d CO. Contractori. Dee. 21, 1813. T•o THB PUBLIC. rrHE great inconvenience experienced by the Commercial NY ~1 id, and the Put.he in general, tetra she irre , atinr delivery of London Nevispoprra, bas in Weed W. NATI Y, 8, at a very great eapeccre, skirled by hi• anmeruns Establishments in the United kingrioso, to snake rfien a:emporia: , (on ir phut peculiar lib hineelf) that nu.t insure correctors' in Or delivery of Nenvapers in the coma ry.' prevent the possibility of a disappointment to all those Nho fa vour Win wink their rolli1184111(6. LONDON DAILY PA PERIL Tu tt CC 1)11 • WLEK. Tiniet I Courier Lotion Citi.onele I Loudon Packet Worsting Alail COmlnercial Chronicle nt. Jame.% Chronicle Kaglials Chronicle General ILvcolort Post. Pala4ctiolna. nod all kinds 'harried indult the Lond.m Arrateg correctness and blurting Post . Globe liorning Chronicle Stpiet.cnan Morning Heraid i'Rot Prrw--Day Truvelirr Public Ledger Sun ilocning Advertiter Sior N. ls. Blrtla., Mari:yrs, Dentist. of ivertieervei.b., received fur, *MI . 1 Country New.papers, with the BILE. '$ LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. This en:Witless coloposilleo for Boutf. Short * Hanes, ise. is confidently iebatisted to the Public under •1t• ttronceA testi:unities of its superiority t it preserves the lenthrr soft nod plioot, anti wi►h less labour produces a mere BR. (ALI ANT and lasting J LT BLACK, than ens be obtained treat any other preparation. Pints 61. half-nials 10d. each. Sold wholeole And retnil hN HaSlev nod Blew, Perfumer% Cnelt.turu.ireet, London (chive the Patent Cakes C4mitimic to be made and sold 83 usu.xl); 4160, sold retail, by most of the usual vender% *** Both the Japan Lipid And rennin Ca es are sipei " W. Ila.yles,'' " Bayley And Blew." VELNOS' VEGETABLE SYRUP as prepared by the late Mr. SW AIN SOPl;and by his Nephew, Mr. CANHAM, No. 91, Frith-street. Sohn, continues its pre.emis nonce and superiority, in all the numerous ca-es arising' from a S. (whittle Habit, and the consequences, present or remMe, of illicit Passions. In the first malady, that of Searvy, the blond -nrcharged with mucous mu ter ; all muscular pnn or is weak ened. The disorder is lymphatic. and deeply affects the User s involving the glands and changing the humours Oho nlieratian of the lymph shows itself in a singular neri.oony of throe hu mmers; sometimes in wasting eruptions, in tubercles, and in ulcerous escorintions of a ferocious mid ototinate character, which give way to no remedy but the Veertahle. Syrup. When complicated with it mare Serce • rand witherine ttit-ehic, a low IIeTVOUb disorder long hara.scs the patients. After salivation, most person: pass hitter months, somelilrws you.). of nervous stud !imam! depression. In Filings those tieniblitigs and shud derhigs which relax all the twicin, null unnerve the mind. lit society the patients are forlorn, and often brood over every thing in silence sill they ore kit to the ehernber of death. The remedy in those caves. Mid in till those allied to them, is to be failed In the genuine Vegeintle Syrup of De %ratios. The genuine Syrup js preparod no this time in great quanti lies sad the highest order, at SI, Fritts-street, Soho. by Thos. Canham, successor to Mr. Swains in and the only Proprietor and Piatse- .or of his Reeipe , here ill- sold. It is also sisld by his appriiiitnient, ni Mr. Atkinson's. Chemist nod, Drig,,ist. iln•ltti, Itisitfprattile-strert IVrtlsont and by all the respecia- I.lr Medicine Venders in the United Kingdert. nine 13.. a' • .'~-~ . -, i4 • 1'441 t \~ 1