The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-08 00:00:00

IO• NSW'S grea perfection, :.eltenstiye properties of the Sandeks, so that it so t t oily noWshes R. DISORDERS of STONE end GRA- the .yens, but also corrects it, by renderina i tte a ritee•healthy. V El..— Whatever ematoo Permits in general may observe . fleece it is highly recommended Co Ibe per merle come (akin a asediciae, reessessnentled through the medium of an &eine, to anineitle, coneumptive.-bilwas, aollamonseimalids ; Y Advertisement. yet ohm the dfseato is obviates le it nature. ample experience has proved it to be twee heedeid than me ssed the remedy the dimmer, of • by ProfesSion, the die, ood will supersede its ere. Whet, kAi ewasidlived that Poirot cm Mem so hi:med.—Mr. P i tri el l i f. m 9. ibmthasoptoo- . the stomach le the source of .early all the disarm OM assail ' s treet. Bloomsbury square (Proprietor of ADAMS'S SOL- . human nature, it enonnt appear extraordinary that it diodd he VENT for curing the Stone and'Oravel) has forsome years post Lod ets highly beneficial in such a variety of complehMe--even esentbsed his premise s-lely to cows of the idsne kind, and mae , illit thessathen, goat. nod haligestioa, it will ectencillsh mere be embodied at home every Wednesday. The medicine is t.tbriaaay medicine yet discovered. • als.. sold at Borne and Co.'s. Oxford•street, opposite Bond- : Imported and sold by W. Wilke. S t Strand; - WPM t sod at Bottee's, front of the Royal Exchange, in Bet-'• ties of 11..1 and IL et. : two of the large Bottles never fail to ! . A CHALLIINGE. re , no , e relesinus diathesis in the Mint of persons of a sedentary MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Serpens, late in life, and thereby prevent the fonnatioo of Stone. his kitn i iesiv's service ehalltoge the whale !sold to A CONCISE DISQUISITION oo the DISORDER, with rocea , I . A . naisice wher e astir medirige sad meti..., of the maaageostat to be observed under its cure, may Ire 1 .449 ; 6re have , 4 the desired e r ect; T he ...„,...4,.. o utili ty' rite Is. 6d. of Mews. Sherwood, Neely, and Jones , Pater- : Inn in Lbw mnindAr baud , at 16 , 44. . prefetwee r - 7. -- ... gi,p envier-veer, St. Pants i and of Nesse.. Becket'', Ime i Pa-1. -ii 1 - ;rise to nee umuccessinl amt. They C 144411111 to direct their and for other proofs of the efficacy and Monet:ice of the Solvent , studies to the treausea) mad ens of VENEREAL COM references tinny he had in the families of Lord Sockwille. Sir i t omits PLAlNTS .esee n a t a i d h:t iper unt d ig entagemetn iess gem w l etu f the : sett yme s ar 4 w a isieb babit is ion th g e F.d.sord Konichlooll. Bart. Sir R Kim. its well as tom*, other ;scream of dWinetion in the 'tree King Annis. ' !m4 tarot unhappily pursued by else youths of both 'sexes. la T" genuine the ether hate its ravages kVA, illeodord to 'Apo by 4 dim PATENT ANTI-sCOR SUM DROPS, his thef t res i ng.st p le of d e buti v ., m ikk e ig.saas ua dy rimedi el i p w a d_ words "By the Kimet Patent:" expressed lin the Bottles. bill ! sasses in Impotence. Theis aseite.hmetite hid oftliasiX ettexto 3 of d ',reties, arid *abide wrapper, and the King's duty is *s i lk c e1 0 55 0,„,,,, la m . 0 . isessisr ibinse f ... got 1 4 ,,,, mi ,,.. printed in black ink. lit Bottle, of 61. t double, 10s. id. i and ; nom complaints, usually chitaartedee•dm Wheel ei Oh Writ, It. hi. duty Waded : Compound Essence, se. . i solihul vice tof peruse leepart4 p oodZ filionien Ideet.to 1 ewe slaws, their treelming is , Idd Meer primed OR- To Mr. SPILBSUIIY, 15, Selwarinikre. seeentatel In the mum eta teem and leach extended Crantornok. July 18, Hilt . practice, lskAlis moot sbsskriessed eases of Ve- PlR.—lfnving experieweid en much benefit from pose PA- 1 A rr e st Wawa % such 4 . obiligsmis t flrMhrth spongy ex- TENT ANTI-SCORBUTIC DROPS, without ingratitude. I . creirence l , lord savors, mans .teen, asp seminal cannot let it reenaio manna ato 3 ourself and the puhlie. I mix . 'eases., &oi l as ails . ~..- .... sadl. afflicted with the Scurvy in my legs, which foetwo years • STIIICTIPS Off. griflually became worse, tilt IMA above 400 holes in Meta, I whe th er keyed a at o m s dersossh.end whkb here baled the 0b.., 20 of which were mach broader than n Aiding. My • skdker other praedspets. sue. 4 by their premise improved plat mate being known to n humane Gentleman, he informed me of , of treatment, effectually and itectuaiously eared, itithost she a case vet) similar to mine t the prison had been confined to bed sod . patient nark/ tae eteruciodua min ilkillille benterrltege the greatest part of two years, and by taking a few small wit- I which frequent y follows the endleatleit er the hoar teatok. ;let of your Drops, was soon tiered. By hi , reeninnieudidinn. -In she coon* at tweibev yews toloastro ratites it this metro • I was indored to give them n trial ; and In my great surprise pn i dn • ovforputo coma ei e r4= heve.bree sad are daily 44- _. sold comfort, 1 mom found r tail ! der their - Isis of three small bottles, I °sold seek 'rt. prevent the return of ' b 'tile ezeli Ae . o., nhiclt I, l ' , main your oisi;g+4 NO Witnem, Jo-eills Robed. - - - J. 14 , TIEN I'S to tlteS' 0.. a. of both Sete., .ere ttttt notable L aoltuided p 100.1% le* Of the ohm ''iron . ) an: Krum*, in the prime hge, a compile/la N tr.ve, bef , ,re they sire rtnirtive 'rodeo*, f with ttaent, bate ‘d eif Dv • Late Pram., r.f 11.1180, ciao in the Royal Hi 4 • N.M. ..e 'sone. Uriloos Pali ' ht. tlAt , Flert.areet 'fru' Kunio+ ith.srefo. G.d.Lio, I. P.ot-Mall five, Hviten equate Tinvllll . 4 VoIPOPY. needing _ . _ . Correct practice', 'lament. 1 . . . played by bin •ht the late 'operation. against, the enemy is The Earl of LAUDERDALEMeIved of a similar Spain; but particularly (or the eplcudit and derisive 'Vacuity *pinion ; and thought, that on a future opportunity by his obtaittedirn the It's st Jo i e, a fa r Vitiorte, over the say: Noble Lord might revive the discussion on the tan'''. and 'the Captive .f all their ormorft sieves, 1°411". Petition, and move for its lying on the table. visions." . • • . After some farther discussion, the question was The motion being read from' the Woolsack, • put on the Noble Viscount's motion; and. the Pe- The Earl of ROSSLYN rose to, express pot onl y titleti * in consequence, ordered to be rejected. his cordial concurrence in the motion ; bit- his de , A short discussion took idsce principally between , shied and entire approbation of his Majettly's Go. the Eart• of LAUDERDALE and the LORD eornment, in having advised a most appropriate mode -CHANCELLOK . in consequence of the former' of distinguishing and rewardhig a military ,senies, -having moved, that the Trinity Doctrine Bill (read ; whichlte considered as almost unexampled la.*" 1 a second Mme that evening) should be, committed for ' history of the country. 'lt was the- int lashing:e in that day three months, on the ground of various : modern times, of a reward of the kind, •and Ito was .errorstasi defects in the BIN which would render its free to declare the services of Lord Wellingtonrichly '.passing improper, and necessarily the introduction of deserved it. He added, that the promotion. was sad a new Bill. This seemed in 'some degree the opinion ' tiefisettity to the army at large, aid . emo to, those 'elf theNeble Lord on doe woolsack ; but, in the re- ',. akin' . wbo may be said l 'in some degree, to boomer. 'salt, As* further considartitioa of the subject •was . ietTed'by it. Nay, not' one of them wattlttobjeut to . . Po!rPirlaed. • . • • • I the hoaottr.of nerving the country' under woe why nELDIAARSHIrtit gitiAßQUlliff WRLIMCfrrON. was decidedly the highest ornament of his.prafitsaireek, The fin* of the Day . .9nl i whish their Lontibips . and so eagnenti3r qualified Tor that p rtiwit verso were.•solunenedbeitik'relid; ; bland for whir* , Ise was chosen .--[ sear, Lint'}--. rose, and meted (pursuant • Aiiilhing'further he could iair;viotild rather wealtillti to notice) the Thank* at& liouie to the above il- than add to whet. was to 'welt said by .the Noble instrions, Officer: He anticipated thp most cordial . Eel ;, but be welt ant refrain, from• that shortly, mid per(ect unanimity In vote be. was about to exptemitig• ti,litroigly felt sentiment anti , decide propose: • The victory, equitt . biilliont: aid deci- ' .opipion.. .„:,.., , ' • .. , , • stve, which gave ' rise 'to' Ms aw4n c utas, he ob- i ' Tyke Marq uis WET:LESLEY delivered his send• served, unequalled in the histoiy if ,thcatiantry,L-- ' Infiniti On, littaccasion at considerable. length...-. Not only for the advantages of italoimetiate results, tIA - expressed his full sense of the high, honour .bat with respect' to the moral end' political rouse- - about to be conferred on the Noble Lesd hs qoences, which there was every reason to hope it question ;. but , the House would reoollect, that would toiolve; it eventually' rescued the-Peninsula' that Aistinguaked Officer did sot -- ' before int of i aril ... .. . . .. , - . .. . . , wem :. . . • ..., - - • . 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Idt .' tempi* thiesemy t met . ._., . 1).361 - 111,955 si r • • • ' . . ... 16,0.7 ..... .......... 900 • ~1 q "" • ' PON, aimed (as we • .." . .wiltheilifeetele, I fate. Molest Atiesit Waite be tarried is ."" ' Tickets sa g sa sses a n ulnae is pet; . itt ..-kc tiet . r at both . .7 4 1111he og f p7 6lll4ll.llre iggv.mosis'll v 4.. •.'.. -. . . iipmpwhich, hovreeer . 7 • • ' h s W kip. , beam b mg " . 04 i i -- s te :.4 sr •.- • `,- • -,. • ~ IS ih . lad . 'ffaotest . t . . '. .; • . .;.,. ZION'S truly 'fortunate Oakes. from which-Peva-a in the By Mr. 16119111uND mlt T .. . , , _ , Country may be +Moiled by seed* thek 04411 ll'lkt er Car- Rear Agrees Wait Ileartbe Bart ' :.all WETO WI". 'Neve• on,' •,. Illg • -• Pui_ , 4:011 , • •eould no kilter *Meet,' petitipate ; .,- .rime paid) to either . • ASSIUT, Jell 144 it rerdbeh byeresterilo .Aseipw4al /*kW ill &mot Passel fermi Orkhont - eteileirophistwireo, continued tidinict hie -.•-". • . • .- 11 CORNMILL. !r O. CH A ItINO.CROSS.• :2/46cfri th e . 11"Si VZI1A * . 0 BLY. s is : Particulars) of Pallalit,f in thy . Oinidasl til thtnote regald towards the- iiieefel leder •', ' _INN, , , • • . L ..tiila SIDING HABITS,. a tli best Ma . bir RI C• a I. ~... ESTATE, tea so . 0,41 asARNER'I.II NE . 1 4t v :• J•d e stet. thiC " l4'ef .1° 4 .1 " b i agtfithlt him • Irmo einlo i tt ( yr ever 1 A • *at" native litcoiCgOwl‘ . Ji.4 Knob, nog alert, naming for the Stet Nobility, at t... 1 E MS le a ease before thee* .• - -*'. : • ARY, desirably sitottft la the maSt pew_ Port Or . 1 - • ! plistied.olleer f or a more Spirited' or sysleillio 'man, sort elegset Amom. to only M. IL each. . '. awsteased Weteria-Plasie. Margate, la deribirettheneo,l • - Viscount Sloll4oo'o •we et opieloP • thdr • eel& yet 'elfin the lid( of *we I 'Mei:o the 4. Fez ham liars,* a ode the Baratta _lllabit Cloth, aar t . i. _ o, v e„, O Merloo.-iVine. Seel Skip, and =Cletbs, e. 4 4•=1• ig=lll. 4 4slg i sD i Voeih tleti :vrthrierork i l t araul f i 011ght not t 0 ontiritin sell a petition if Lou of these. who fell tin the emisianis Was 'naturally l !ff. ' t. i. Sgt.-Also Woollen er s orsi joe :ote aut ascbo beiginvid lerall w rek. , ai. liorra tkoicb o• I : 4...nmi nsis .. . 4 0**paB es d too :verso:mos .the individual had bee* eggrleved, fie bawl were ,to be laseented—yet it . iiiis:efiele 'conaolition they • Ike Covers is every Torten •Ind Alpine Plaids. all which be osadafadarels sad :F r , •.- • - A - 4 ,V... . .- • • estapetsat to redress' Min.: 7 4lle charge was - vaipely '. fell io the arms of vitifery--1 `victory In. pre-enii- therefore sells them at a neseli lower rate tine any Home le • - lid . • - p r i u t te4 l 7.blet heck:" eivai ta r ed e of usts itrAtiaeszaherba- h and generally usade—tro, cue wit stated. Re had mince onparralleled ; • and ene achieved op * spot re. Lndon. ag o v b. lasersor v oe no hesitation la moving, the the •Petidou do not lie notened In - the most heroic and memorable Pert, of • __,. Nfftollete Cloths of every desniptine made. of_ their ewe woltlwasowd rionr. , foleqb ww 4 1" 1114 b , 'ay "bear , on the table. • - - • - woof. , co . •me toiletry. • 1 Englieh, history, for . glorious achievetnents against G Fu's /Plumy Wakes Wareham, 2s, Killtelreel. A Leae , kekbaaa . a . , plea with a prieste, em - Lord ELLENBCHtOVGH assered. their UM- , the oppressive power of France: The.victory in wit,garden.l • • Tntion and Dress-maters supplied as NSW • for m s patt-of dm • ,nt Mei- is itudiaot lbsilltett ships, he had eo.reueleetion of any person of the ' former cleri,. to which he all u d e d, which the elevated • • . 4.....,....... PLATE - GL ASS COl4 PIIN 1t... " - . l 'ir dttegr ilh t a rne t amace hisnert secesaitty Pi"; ' ' • the Pap rece er p h i allakialit ia of a ftad fatair of .nalmt. but b e wts lecibted to . think the Petition came l /ant high renown of the 'princely chief who coma ric HE Pnbllt are informed, that a large Assort.: id - , f,.••• : - - teem a Plea who bid a can before tho - Courti re- 'mended; ehlelly . contriboted to render . Siesserable, _I. meat of PLATE GLASS b one on SALK. at axed i iiiir=7. of tirs•tl°°•wOldtkrtime amount of Library.' oPeellog the construction of 6 'w il t, and - against ' was, however, in its results, cons u .- or cir. ~ , eq encem amt wed teade,,reodent Mk comers . . \. _yrboa she Jocks , - were . yeanirermalY of aPinlon. • cumstanCes, not lb be compered to that which formed ... 1 ) Priers, by Mr. ALEXAN DKR BLACK. at the Computes I, 'Want:nose. A LiiloN-PLbACl:,BLAaniCKorlrff.vedlAlLSois7dßiltgaesdemolDGß, r_ we --1.-.... 4 . 4 4 sperdati lff Ilte ae llesi wbere - olpitas med ia Geoti attesi elein es i ' s ioci t.eriali ked to pro*. SOO. after be say a libel lii some of the public Papers. • see gated' of - their Lordships' present consideration,. at a floe colour, snperior n . , He bent - nothing farther of the person to 'hominy . The poker of F r a n ce was th e n - very . . , different from fr"' 12 ineke '" " 4 if".* is length, aid frost 1 1' " V ebei 9ll i Nn b e w ord fin the fi n k be illation to Mr. Garner in breadth; aim Comex and Comore Mirrors, _rim _ Iss _1 - .1 .."' , a whoa , re 1 ti P iaysiss b e h a d po n e; I Iglidad. • • Ali the Jedges were 011 4 .00 e opinion -as to . what power pt France was then veiy dit'erot front I. breadth; aln(..osvei and Coura'e Mirroe., ( en. 1$ "L ,I F j lLaded. -AU the Je dgss were one oplilon-as to - what itcow Is—the object of the antest ear not talus io diameter. And the same assertmeet may be howl for i t a x 1 - rem *al W ri Ca .7 _. e d. , . Rninsgnie i &i.e. samewishr , ant re i doe case—they may have acted • erroneonsly, s bat it then the miss of a whole people: The Nobie.. Earl comity Orders, by addressing Letters noMr. Wilkam Faster, Coma Rochester : Star. Makestooe s George mad , Dart. Be . wit s in a fair And hottest'diacharge of their duty.-- !. at th e tae m"" f ii e r s ; Lwe'll'"' .!mat ssade of F : e ' e( "' Lam Harm-" he rt . i ford kew SR Holel,llridlitoli I Stir, Sathemplootthen 'averted more particularly tolbe ill us tri ous sib- i h r rh il wi - ii k e r s t. n a nw • iiiin ft weil that the Col i rse ttpanY'. Pla eas t i a t i b4s are equal 4 tie l am, Rrie, hie of Wiibl i New Iles. Sobtli•emil. Karst [Neer iii - • I kid of hhemetion. The circumstances 'ander which le i • le ekes hvillieeea us have akw loper e vel b as . vesvpro g i Calk apd Ball. Bat h ; Mr. Petals% Solicitor I. the cotawn. Lord EDESDALE remarked, the petition 'eon , Lord Wellington . **spilled upon'to the militar ser: • t with nay Foreigtiblems that ever was imported. 1, OW No . ills-cart. Temple; hed of Mr. Drayton, Atm.! . __. Da am bet mere . general assertion _ .. • . , ,y . mien • Non Yak Oates. Lauda. It was vice of bit country, was worthy of consideration.— Tee AferlflClAL LEECH . and IMPROVED TRUSSES i N .. N . At the latter ead of my will be said by Mellen. en ' itiPolltibi• their ' ,Lordships could act on such an oc-. ge had been Secretary toe. Lord Lieutenant of Ire. \ • for RUPTURES • the Premises. the ricellest eTQCK in TRADE, HOUSE. ca g es . • • i • whose adminiStratioa was Aril yitt at in end.— j WHITFORD, Surgical Instrument Maker and , HOLD ,PyRNITUR_E,. &e l claistiagof s e seral_ta re .wsamg Lord 'HOLLAND iitoidy otpirdnod. • . .. led., ,il • Cotter lost. Bastlrdasnevr's Hrapat.tl. and Troft-rnaker I' it men. Jeweller! . Ten_ ..,W* , ow I Teey saw him zealously: . and. ably discharging the M the City of Luella Tre.s Society, for the Relief of the Rap.: desollemsbelo Flusiollre,6*- met he more •wwlltell win loe FAil STANIHOPE also remarked the 'Meadow awdeotts duderof thst,eilies; • foil that ,he eascarionl i los catalo*. ... 4 he hail se the Pralines 1 of Mr.: limed Poor. panoplied h i , leu. D. Rayal to lig e hrlie s the i i ttli t te t a • • solicitor, No. . ria.eaat. Tea* . 3ma a sr. ; staled no case, and added,. that lie liiiO 4 t r _ . tiimilinmand the-British %Military ...in 1 1 1110.0.11, ; leave IA WI elimillw and illi rae ir APPARATUS . - ..,v• :'• •ti Be Be itestmetii4444.4o , : - Urloen nohik Pi' arid lintiblf superior in mitt- sew t . heetail by him, &tea sioresiree•lty , . By 1111r:SADIK19; • d ''' i..4 ' '''' - to no cis the table. ' ley talent to the French'olficer opp • °mid to him. If trot Arts, faasiehictereo. awl essmorrec, whr. in tewis At his Repository, Gowen -street, TA-MORROW, Jaly 9 1 Viscount SIDNOUTH then said, that netwith• the retreat side by hint. last yeti were compared to gal mania( of their approbation, have again voted him their Mime • at Twelve, I standing what had fallen from a Metal, la *Mika to theoae that Imbed the hatter of reeeiyiag PAIR of brown chesnut Geldings, Ibf hands Noble Earl r. 's ', the retreats made by the enemy, 'they ntieht easily Moe them is the year 1610, for hi. improved Tram. The A,. I what he was about to propose , on a former oc• decide where the- superiority of military talent lay. • 1 101111111 k simple sand ellicaci..us, the mode a app li cation y , tautly - A high, sowed. and good men I s bay Oleg, 15 hands ..ing, aderstood, and kls mpanied.by any pamlbility or (s a ri 1 lachAigh. a dever,sig kink; if tmy More, lb heads hi g h. five casion, be should 111011 f. that the-. Petition , .be , tip ii A view of the cornpariiive loss . ** on these .occssions , • years aid, a geed hewer and modeler; • pair of black long- • ie c t e d. firr• • - . - !alon e weed decide the point. . With superior skill , • . WbitfordAms the matisfactioa of Wallow the l iablii, aid : 1111114 Ileklblits. S velars •16. 14 heeds bleb, ittettaLl• hams!. l ' Earl STANHOPE (the 'Peer alluded to argeed, : l a d gee i ng , h e .. rem /ar e a' even hi s retre a ts as 5 ..--„, : tame mooed with. vepiem , that the , goe s c r eels , f m il i ss . and vets geed geen t several 1111Wfili horses, Cillielliited for =lid i _. , proved Tresses ham hem felt widths titre few'seirs by from amehre, pa chaise.. cort-lowers.bacheees.4lle. I tnat• in the nature of thing!, the hnport -wf lust- • serv i en t t o hie u lt er io r 'military objects, as man y • . eight to tee thousaed ailieted indivWuab: and bengal* by i I. ', n o _be . viewed the tangos., Sak. , • . I gunge, as well as with referents to the -pvaitice Of the • other Commanders had . been able to do with respect • 1 easy and tamales* Became, to keep up the . vest dlicalt rap- flOwle Oak mill "es" TIIII api Prlf*". • . , , House, such an order . 'could . not oonsistently , . be to their most successful advances. lie felt it unne. tare that eta exist. -. _____ _. - - -----/ made by their Lordships, as their Lordships had ;canary to detain their Lordships longer, and moved— Whitford's Artificial Leeches, together with tie Tiewee l tany SPRING PIET. • • be had at hes ALAysfartory , under the metre Vacuity 01 Ss. • of ' Just resolved not to teeelve the Petition. . 44 That the Thinks of this Rowe be given to Field, l Bartheisanges thlslsiost west switollebl. obese Ilse publit, 'S A Si. , 41, FR A S COCOA.—AII the disadvantages , Viscount SIDMOUTH contended such a pro- I 1 Akita,. Marquis of. Weilingtoe. Knish, of the Meml ll . i tt • .' - sad professioael Gottingen is particular, are requested to ap- ' I Tea . ' Chocolate . and Coffee, are obvieted in this ekgant,' • I ply; several spirioes banatioas of Widt4nrs la vo ostoos bask s m ama s, add moritiou. twirl, of diet, s werved from the nut ' ceediag was perfectly regular, and founded in the • Older of the Garter, for the valour, skill, and pallaatti di-- bees exposed for sale..' I : •f _... he . : I - 4u _ ....r.."11.-...T.r-ce-a. It I:L ew. _ e_s_ lll4/° __ .1! groat - 1 .P"....: f r itima— L t s h .° correct - Parliament. • Mined b y him a' the late aerations niftiest. t h e enemy in I . _ . llleel o mut ; ono ro any grim' surproe pen. eentenass PIM 4NI N e r ri Sgrll.4ote• OM MY dotty er- 100 W d Wank!! • It eventually , rescued the Peninsula ! that Aistingashed Officer did not now come 'before round my sores healed, and after takiig j der their titre, the total tit which teamed by a ~ mild do mv work without inconvenience. ' safe, certain, wed espedhluao ("practice, espeeme tw in y from the gripe of the cantata' as tyrant of the Conti...! them . es 'a new Mo. .O n every extraerdimq cit. , . . a she di..ia.e, t hike about one malt . other yet adopted. The wallows, relatalieo, sod debility nent of Europe. Its immediate Osolt was the cap- ; cumstance of MI Military Ilk he had been deemed Hi has fully surriecled to my wishes ; sod proceed* fruus this conspinint, is speedily removal, arat the ..,re _ of all the artillery—the provisions — the store*. • entitled to the honourable meed in question. On I humble ses yam, ; lusting restored ill sound sad *Grow ((there health. But set " e the .4elll. THOM A S IC 1 7 ,,1N A R f).: debility has far yeartelissed, a proper persovevaner in their re. the treasure--in . short, of every thing that consti- every accession, Whether of retreat; er of entering* . . ' Morello , rolletriev , utter she fericlhre has bees iloreistedv 'le hi - toted the military existence of the enemy's army.— , country, wherever mililerthtiont of modes could be 1 puhlomed. rice p 24. ' disnewinbly bile so revive she Ibedo, a. of tier ' NEB. V OUS atul DNB' LI TA I F.D s,a - --- 1„ ee.a,* ii requ ienee the Comiiiestloo. --"" siPar . ' Thetie stores were lodged and accusiglated is the • - egelitvd,. the Noble Lord, With tin illuStrions If,* '.. . . partieulork to throe wkosc isdirosities ; several Noblemen end Geologies, or the Ant respertibtliN place where they were Captured, on Recount of its : ander bit Command, and for extracting victory ...AV tvir to Votimthitli lloppinewo; soul to die . hove hero wader the case of Mews. Currie no 4 Co. kw the re- great distance from the BritiaClinei, mod the strong , out Of retreatitseic be. was. eipielly &nerving of; each of that ele.trurtive hithit, which wider- : to“val of consplatois of the oretista. rielesoreal ate. I .a bovine linty of defence which ihtervened, all of •receired thegratecel Toed ofhii ovary's' approltio runs roostitugions, and often precipitairs ' receive d a radirol k g permanent cure. reword slow referrer,. - nettled prime of life , into all the families - cif lINY bee"' to 8 ea Inds/odor! 'admen of she dechilr.r which.the enemy, for months together, had strength. ; firm.. To till* be was eittitielk , . ~,,, .., !ding the aof etitoNo•e4. unit the *try 'brink of the; superioloy of Meows. 'Currie Ltd C4p,'s play of treataieut.= br a,.,l 'with (inch .„,,,/„. at . cons id erable esppoce.. .... 6 14 6 11180 es or hot ........ _ ...... •• ~ , _ ___ yslsoli t vw cm L 4 two, win Allltt re emotions of Its NI KO turpitude. or de- tinny of obese tlessilemeis have liad strieturre'friow Wm to meld% - :„ • k . " i•-•••••s '" • • risk Otsverv•ttion• tOn the be* .4441 e. of years , and hod bees amity tbe Vatv bf *Ws. Horamiemassea, Ail these preparation. were inadequate . to resist or. enquiring hew airy lila. . : ::„ , • . Ile " and il l ie "r err "' '4 other 14.11** •"' s " r "lit e r r inente ' .". 414111 " 4.4 la " tere ' N't.9 sh e coon* of thet seperi_Ltiriolus—of that skill iMm to that retreeta. a ofti . -• • ."! - ti. , fM. VINE M. U. lit i • appticashos of the emetic, without sorra% . , ..,,, , st-. - ' •• •., s' •by *bleb th e * Amoi Army was led On I, trite, Ite had no o . twirl oA . , 100.011toolld . as, at the University of Lowden t•llliipai.. 1 l'unents In die new sire requested to **Aeon= "rw_.„ ~ . II Hionebold al Berli o ote. ike..ese. of tbeirenses age, ead penst hate nteigine, tte. ft.. andlairet.d, Tho-ineor limed ' thnonsolroi eon. I /wow:43 _ ho had snoop .A* 104. '', ei, iii 4 tip ore. lied wider. vits.' r —ltertiel. a . trillirallor kr Siko oltom i ad m ' w • ' 44, ..! he N O" .114 ,. s • Ottdi i iii,li to abandon the ante ' redrew of Barges, two the coedsd( of his wrog *-- es . " 1 - lot by the Aloha' ' , end 'oh! 1/4 04 PAP. 40ves'or aro le eel par! et Mr term. a • meow Ism ..„ A k L.:.,,,, 4 Was 444, vs, %mime os , . • c o , y i10 ... 4 eim m i gbd 4* tobeir usiatAk Mi. ike , olol4. NIL hetar r 4 sour gw.7orprnlsh its wiirlvt.ii4riltas ill pluession of Soh 't!t! .Noido.t4rd to rip * llliot loikk . s . 123 . thr"d• uomilL 06 *mM 'WI:, . 6 1' widoloike mom. " " 441114 • 114 - • ' oi '4 Near strong poste hod" in that 1 5garbir of the tart .In annoy* of • •,. . . 4 : '•• ' I w,Z2r v te ~ ~ II ime Me AlitaDel Hone, 0, i' .e.. 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