The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-17 00:00:00

r I; i ~, ~~ p~ r • • • 4.7 S. • A • • • • 0 . w. . R L It' ; ~ t , . f R • 1. • k 1 2 . i . 1 I 4 • ,‘ .i" ( ~~ I I AIT. • : • Die • • • • • . • Dublin Waterford 0 1 S .1 Lisbon 0 AP*, • tirtlt., 4 : tbitetuad j 0 -,LOCK. troops of Madrid, form a body of from 1.!! to 14,000 men, so that, with this reinforcement, MAsstort must have about 50,000 troops, including 4,000 ca. tialty.—lt appears that he is endeavouring to pus to lhe left of the Douro. • Jecsl9. The Cortes hie agreed to the resolution and order with respect to the British Commissioners for the 'pacibution of Atnerica, whose mission to New Spain will nwt take place. ‘,...,. PRK IC OP STOCKS THIS bA AT - Oren' 0'C1..._ Bank 219* 19 I bank, S per Gent. Cons. 561 /4 Eli er BM Sid. 2 3ds 3 per Cent. Hod. Ai Sii DSOs .45 pr I per Cents.7sl 0112111 pin 411 i 5 per Cent. Navy 90)} .. , Condi% for' cct. 5 8 1 Lour Ann. 15 9.164 Lottery 'Mica THE Siiil7'ESMA .a The Vett& have experienced a considerable rise in the course of last week, but more especially in the course of Friday and Saturday. The Omnium mar ket opened on Saturday wonting at 31 premium, and rote in the .course of the day to 5 per cent. pre mien,. At the close of the market it left off at 4+ premfum. The other funds fluctuated in proportion. 'Lord CLINTON arrived is town yesterday morn ing soon after ten o'clock iti a chaise and four : the drivers and horses were decorated with laurel. The eagles and flags were :displayed out of thN windows of the'chaise. One of the eagles is besmeared with iblood, supposed to be . in consequence of the ensign's head who held tt be'mg shot away. I His Lordship drove to Lord Baznuttsfs residence, in Mansfield street. The hate of the chaise soon spread the re pert:Throughout the neighbourhood, and a great con course of people were collected in a few minuted. The glad tidings spread to Lady Wist.uxegroses, who resides near the spot, in Harley-street. Her Lady ship ran with all possible speed to Lord BATltUaseir house, with a naturally anxious desire to enquire after the Welfare of her husband. Lord Cztotod' of course paid every possible attention to her Lady-: , ship's enquiries; and on her receiving a satisfactory account, she was so much overwhelmed with jay, that she had nearly fainted. The eagles and flags were lefLitilotd RATIliTitsT'S house. Lord,Barny as? was just going to breakfast; but on the arrival of Lord CLINTON, he dispensed with it, and proposed to Lord CLINToN to accompany hint in the chaise to Downing-street, where they arrived a few minutes before 11 o'clock. There a large crowd was soon assembled • and the office for the War Department I was crowded with the relatives and friends of Officers I with Lord WELLINGToN, making anxious enquiries. As soon as the dispatches were read, Lord Baxouttsx, accompanied by Lord CLINToN, walked across the Park to the PRINCE REGENT, to lay the contents before his Royal Highness. They were followed by a great crowd of people,' huzzaing. They then walked back to Downing.street ; and after a short I conference, Lord CLINTON set off in his chaise to Lady WELLitialoN's house. The Regulating Captain at this port, has made known to the fishermen on the river and adjoining toast, that he is authorized by the Lords Commis sioners of the Admiralty, to grant protections iii fa vour of those fishermen who furnish the Navy with their quota of met:, at the rate of one seaman or two landmen for every ten fishermen, that being the proportion determined oa by their Lordships.— (Waterford Mirror.) Burros CHOKCII.—The Consecration of this ele.. gant edifice took place ou Sunday, the 9tit Inst. tad, agreeably to the regulations of the Service, the TO*. rablo Bishop of Litchfield first entered, having been received at the West door of the Church by the prin cipal inhabitants, Irho presented to him the Petition to consecrate. The Bishop and his Chancellor being seated within the Altar, and having the proper papers presented, proceeded in The Service in the most audible and solemn manner. Morning Prayers were then read by the Rev. Mr. Barker, the Rector; and a Sermon preached by him, appropriate to' the occasion, in which he introduced a becoming eulogy ' orrthe late Duke of Devonshire, the Church being built entirely at the expence, of his Grace. The Sa crament was then administered by the Bishop, and the Church-yard consecrated in due form, much to the gratification of the Congregation, which caudat ed of upwards of two thousand persons. LONDON: MONDAY% AUGUST 17, 1812. , The di/charging Of the Park and Tower 6, yesterday, at one o'clodk, announced the arrival in Town of the long-expected . Dispatches from Lord WELLINGTON;. and the Cacti; Extraordinary* which was published in the evening, has given the . particulars of an action, equally important to the cause of Spain, and splendid to . ' the British'arrivai Previous to the serious commencement of the battle of Salamanca, on the memorable lid* July, 'it apPeart, the opposing Chiefs dispialed eltfie talent at' ••me. men ring which is exercised by d i :di:most. ad roi t game eters at chess. In this displaP, of_ skill Maanoser (ransoms for the part he acted in Ike bat tle of Marongo) seems to have, had. the advantage a considerable time, which gave him , an rippnr- 1 falsity of commencing the action when , he pleased , l which he did aliMitt two o'clock . in the afternoon but in so doing he extended his Bee in such a manner as cast the advantage, in point of manceuvring, into the hands of Lord I'Vetaanorox, who embraced it with a quickness of penetration, and ardour of ac tion, of the most consummate kind; for which he is eminently conspicuous. M IMMONT had committed him. self too far to recede ; and the battle begawto rage with that fury which brave men exercise when emulous of their own gloryand theircountry's fame. It must have been from a firm conviction, on the part of MAR- Nom; of advantage gained by manceuvring, that induced him to risk a battle the day he did; because he seems to have been entirely deficient in cavalry, a reinforcement of which, along with a body of infan. try, was ceasing from the North, and actually joined him the next day. Courage, en the part of all the con eicting parties, was never more conspicuously dis played; but an error of judgment on the part of 111 ARDSONT laid the foundation of his misfortune, and of which his watchful adversary took the full ad vantage. We have watched the conduct of Lord WELLINGTON witl. a strict, yet an impartial eye, through the whole. of his Indian and European career: we saw him conquer in India, hut then the men whom he con quered there were only Indians; men that are ren dered less robust and courageous than Europeans, by the influence of the climate in which they Me i and whose system of tactics rendered them still more con temptible as warriors; wealth, more than glory, wis generally the fruit of these conquests. But we now see him conquer troops, whom, with the exception of Greet Britain, had conquered all the nations in Europe; and this too by surpassing one of those G'nerals, whose skill iu manceuvring has been considered equal to his courage in the moment of ac tion. Ills Lordship long acted with reserver Red kept the courage of his troops in check ; but when the favourite moment arrived for a 'corresponding display of steady courage on the part of the men, and active skill on the part of the General, we 'see' there uuitedly produce laurels, which any victor; in any age, might be proud to wear. . •I What consequences will result from this victorjrit j Is impossible fully to anticipate : the evaeunticiri isTj the Northern and Central Provinces of Spitn by French troops, we Mid, has nearly taken place ; fur, by a Cadiz Mail, which arrived this mornitig ith in telligence to the 30th ult. we find that King Joscra had left Madrid, having collected from 12 to 14,000 troops, and wu proceeding to join Maaworrr, who, according to the Gazette, was making his way for Valladolid, whither Lord WXLLINGTON appeared to be proceeding, in order . to render effectual' the overthrow of the Northers army; bet It, must be remembered that . the • Southern Army, under SOULTpapilari, from a statement In oar Paper of Tuesday last, to consist of upwards of 80,000 men. And the celerity with which the French Ge. rals carry their plans Wee esecutioo, leaves a reasonable doubt that SOUS? may hastily collect his forces,and proceed through New Castile to the relief of his countrymen in the north-east part of Spain. This measure would cause the greater portion to be evacu ated, and the siege of Cadiz must ist.waseds which place, our istformitlik from that "realer of this morning, states Us isa4i!hoes hi genies, Oa the 20th July, in r.ousegnenco ii i t: r t s = Ito Iming so: • it by the French dm • -slays Whether this, ReE'eryhitie tiny very sevideleffeet In the North of ear*, itta t l;loitsiibte at esietetieto' ear; but if istitO4o), shee4l,ipeet 'With wiever• AO in gas • would apple" that foitano isms 4(1414 fermi' bp *al midis -ot his seepleadene glary ! latelli; • --- geode ow' las 'Mr linsfsktoads • Mk about-the 10111 i ofthit WM& - me • ,‘A04431-ktitugtimcipilv4l4 take Pl* o * th is ena: halt bogotit ef.4 (40.1.PrgriOr. -On Wednesday evening last, about half-past nine I o'clock, as Mr. J. Jones, of Ivy-lane, was returning to town from ilighbury 3arn Taiern, where he bad been ctining with the Gwyneddigion Society, he was stopped by two footpads on his way a crou Canna. bury-field, who attempted to rob him of his mark and gold seals; a dreadful scuffle ensued, in Width the ruffians were so severely handled that they thenetti proper to retreat without their booty ; the watch sni4 hihits a melancholy proof of the engagement : the dial-plate is entirely gone, and the cases are bent in several places. Early on Wednesday morning last, a moat daring outrage and robbery . ?yss committed, on the road loading to Trull, Scotitged,,up - on the person d.lO. .:A • 41: 4 C - ; ~` t .~:~::1: ~ . " . . ••• • - • • Secoon NOTICE.—Jos e ORAN, formerly of High telreet, is the Borough of Southwark, Surrey, and late of Upper Thames-street, id the City of London, ebeesemonger, against whom a commission of bauk raitcy was •Issued, and who has not obtained a cer tificate of his conformity to the Statutes relating to Bankrupts, intends taking the benefit of the Act passed on the sth of June last, inflated, 66 Ae Act for the Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors, ie . E ngland," and therefore gives this his Second Ne.. tice. Ile is now a prisoner in the King's Bench te which place he was removed by Katmai Corpus from the Fleet. On Saturday, as some journeymets paper-makers in the employ of Mr. Horn, at Rockland, new DAWN were dragging the mill-stream just above the theta they found the scull and bones of a human body ; vs. rious are the conjectures how it came there, bet all `remains at present in doubt. The following is an exact copy of a Letter sentlit, a young Lady, lately married, to her Friend, espress sive of her matrimonial happiness, and which she irst submitted to her s hothead's perusal, who highly *proved of it • cannot be satisfied my *dearest Friend, bleit as* I. am, in the matrimonial state Oleos I poor inte , s ,)iter friendly :hoto'rn. wfilch has ever bad rn anion kwith mitts. the various; sensations Which constantly twill with the liveliest iimotions pleasere my almost hursti'g heart. I tell yea my dear Husband is the moist suitable of ' men I . hare now been . Married seven weeks, end bay. never ' ice. the feast roman V _ _ sitopse rira,blier ~. .. -- - foul _ , ._.., young . man, who was ; •stgo by two refine ! repent the slay . that .ie,kikiir .lilijk.,',4, it (one of them in a soldier's great cost) and robbed Ole. person . and Meneere far SW* eek--..4' seven pounds. The box, which contained the cash, to, cross, old, di sag iee a bie . laid ."Schein was found in an adjoining field, together with some monsters, Ito think sy coaliOloelle- ' , lllentet: of the poor;snan's wearing apparel; and, as it was the !a - wife-it ,i s his • ma im s •to : treat 1 , s e. s o fruits of honest industry, we hope the offenders will • bosom Mend and 'adviser, and.' slat' sur a. l be brought to condign punishment. - slavit,"file woman The Comniissionen (Messrs. Osgood, Waylaed, .of his matchnnnial choice's neither crafty' and geechey) appointed to enquire into the truth of !he Sara . should .alsingh • obey Inntlitirty.l the alleged abuses in the government of Lincoln gaol, bet each 'Yield • ter Mr' Mk"' by turn s - ' - 1 arrived in that city on Tuesday. They are respect. An ancient maiden "' glititst s '!" near 'eevelell, able Magistrates; two of them from remote counties, a ekeethil eatellteakklOelitiC.tpieem e e obi - lady, , .•.,•' the other from Nottinghamshire. They arikapjakp_ lisell tun die 'lllllo.4itillhe is the 410.1 panled by e . professional man. , ~. „-. • •n g e s s ..iir:ribeik riavi ii r s i tio . me ctid. • She a' • at. • . A very eiteostve ring of forgers have beiltWAsco. Ar t ' so . idt" el" 4.11 mold ,4 vered l it Irvige, in Scotland. When they were. ap . Wee". _ ... .__lbeir' obe. w eitable t. g .L thl _ Pslir * - "" * " : prehended, they had In their posressleti'd g - reit burn. l` me eseuip 4 t, . ussasogi t. time . gr"""1 11 ' •°'" her of forged Dotes of varies.' tanker in Saidand, than he Mee . ass-41s Batters mo . mom viz. ttElFfireetiock, itenfrewshive, jaariVestierllong. than the . erShleef ' ' tad r• - ' hit : 44 ", tea ,___ Ilia ! las. l'hisipurg . waa *knee to take shipping for Ire. (fee • le 1 apilitiiin ill. iietabwiVf l i b ' •"!...,"" lawd,l•Wherir..ehey wore seized; one el them , name d oftep mak* meg, 1161816 , ...!._ e ra mark°, nietedadeater In such kind •of goods, ef. of Ate • ( Nees eed: Led* iNeii Nießel , difeeeetS i rectal hia.eacapes cadit-18 supposed helms arrived in of the man wheels name I IMlltrems---' 11) ; tkli country. .. - ..„ . • . say: •ea la ebte.:. word my deer,--and to i r :41rderrespotileistf Aka diced ~ i s a g o a f ee , crown - the • Whek, '. tai former tatepeed . . LOW' Alggitinget (yhen.,the divided the money received it- 'now ley . and • lielebeads ellY &m ay* for aytio* la'-' . :stabilatiskil, I n f orms us, hr ie. .returomii and I Might no •- don* tete iv r Rai me esuemeembe i t ti a Aalp`CO liaa . 4 . th e cluiiii. • Plincii. *Eitiksolt f , the .' tensity I . Sad its. hige- Wit 4 •'‘i .neratge jaeaths i.a tql -iv—i-Adiee 11 may or* PAM* . as- I. a* • as. 5... i. • tibia •-- -- , Abet wog be .. marow, 01 .'L~ i .--.. . 1 V• •• • • yr 64 - 42 -. 1:14 - ar CH4RGB AND IVilt-. • , PLYMOUTH, Atm. IL ym o v i: n or y w evesei he Jo n as." , l ed . a a w w ornin hasse , h ve et io w i er siid foati sig n i k' n , is 'A ddi rrize h d av y i t:t r erda und y a r c is on h v ia o jes y 6trty'estaihriguteaszer f ee reon w O m po ß rt i o ... , t o Nomhamptamemeat, Clerkestwelloelmite she sells polatOes, t~lsn da y s; - eLt n*, &c. was aweigh Long-tare, she Mee mv• ", the kallny cutter, from Basque Roads. --. 1 i n spectable t ot that peigaboiabocel, the steward hint *ailed the Lyrabrig of war for the coast of France i n Ways familiar mamme, aststag miff. he did 005 weesi!wet Arrlred tbe Mutine brig of war from the westward. maglig her is diemmighboneboad ef *. , Jorba's-tlreet. some Um • sloe, and oaths evening of deem day calling at her bowie DOVER, Ave. 16. In Nerthasepthwelteet, end takigg improper liberties with her. • Yinterday a 'egad, called the Marianoe, Captain Rlxbreega, Her application to Mr. W. waaat lies by way of latewetigata - : with 101 palimigers, rived in the Dowse from Dankitk, s e a rice, and Rot by way of charge I 'however , she brougbt i t to a le expected in here neat tide. - charge, when Mr. W. dented any knewledge of her Or the . . , tramosettoa, and followed him to any in that neighbors.- Arr i ved on the Roads his Majesty's s hi p 00 °°e• Colotala hood. pifrsi ling la hey charge. at,. W. treated the attack with I Drury, to take ao hoard the 11th Rapti Veteraa Battalioa no w iaddreeettee, considering it only one of those that ever y man lb garrison here; they are to proceed tothe island of Anke;t, is liable to wbo walks L mdon everts ; but to his great surprise, ea Friday evening he found hishedif is the coma, of Bow- FALMOUTII, Ace. 14. 'meet (Meer on a charge of a capital offence, the woman baying His Majesty's brig Seaelower, and the Duke of Kent swim, charged him on oath with Movie; commit.ed crape on her per- arrived this evening from Lisbon, from wham they MIMI " on. The same even ing the business underwent * very fall *sk i the sth inst. Lord Clinton, Aidak-C to Lord Weilisigten , d e liberate investiea ion before Mr. Notes. came over to thi former, with the official agleam of the late The substance of the woman's account was, that on the fhb day of June last. she was in the arighbourbood of et. John., most glorious victory. street, where the prisoner pewit her leveed tiniest, followed The Marlborough packet, arrived at Lisboa Mt the 90th uk her home. and attempted to take Improper liberties wills her i and the Waisingkain packet was going into the Tagus as the she told hint she was a married somas. and he sweat wall. On Duke of Kent dine out ; the Prime Enmit epasket ryas Is al; the evening of the same day, abode rime o'clock, be came to her from . the Tagus the day after the Dike of Um. Mouse again, and asked nee to wash for hint, to which she agreed, and to give Mm ebaage for a 11. Beak mote, whith she YA RMOII riv, Alto. 16. Arrived yesterday, from aff West (:opal, emits:46mm gee. also agreed to. and wen. into an adjoising room to her shop tbs. the change, where, be knocked het down no a bed. slopped . 'am her mouth to ;yest bee cant" out, and effete& his parpow.--. wr From leis violent behaviour,-kad her struggles, she became ex hausted and fainted away s when she came to herself he was one r she had never seen him before or since, till she met him in Long-acre. In three days after she found herself very un well, and in conerquesee weal to a Doctor. Mr. W. denied most solemnly Mid positively being the man. He aid ant lump* there was tech a street as Northaroptinastreet, and if he had been through it the circumstance was widgeon lois. knowing the names but if be had he was positive be had never been into a house thew. He had never seen the Proseentrie before she ae• roosted him in Long-acre. With respect to the Premenitelit stat ing that she was unwell, in eonseasence, be weld preys testibly that he wits not unwell at the time the woman bwl stated. Althoogb it would be very tinplemaneto Me family, however ha was taken before a medical geatleman. who vaunted with him to the Offer, and stated to ?. r. Nary that Mr, W. was not un well, nor could he possibly base been sti, withoui his being dotal .to discover it at the time the /roams stated the determinism *I have taken plate. Mr. NATI= took a very gamma, fall, and caedid view of the ease , and eoseleded by observing, that the evidence of - the Me. dim; Ovatlemaa, with* other imprebabfr cireameMaces, were mindallve, in his mead. that Mr, WY: was not the seas ; hut, fog argement sake, supposing that he was, what took place he PAW rd/ wits by the seentriz's consent. as she did not object sioessieg twitter 'souse, asitafter what had taken place in the motahig oia his attempting to some inteethe house again, she right to have given an alarm to her sieighbtinn, and not eater ileao a reaversatino with a ma she was afraid of changing aompoupd note. Mr. W. was therefore discharged. Tie woman's husband was preseat, hidefeadcd his wife's in.' y, and said. the circumstance had,broke his peace of mind happiness. %Theo sbe found - 1 *SIC. W. was going to he , she made use of gross thilastatiansapplast hidi as to lowthowY.4e. Mr. Naar, told bee he considered he was doing an eve of mercy in not committing her. During the whole of the investigation. Mr. W. stood perfectly tool, asa man conscious of his inuocence.-=Cto Saturday omen. iag Mr. W. attended at the Ofilea, andstated what wasperfactly leitiefactoey, as to the charge preferred by Mary Mosley, of a on the Oth of June last. m follows s —On Saturday the Of June he went to he present at the christening ofd (nerd's (Md. nose °steely. Oo blonde,/ afteratem, the Bth of Jeer. Ike set of to ninth to tondos. At Westford he got into a re. Ftifts post chaise and four, he had a teavelljag compaalon, who was very miscb intoxicated, wins annoyed lii`m very math, and be had a en s of trouble with hm d et aine d poet boys bad quer rel with a on the road, whi c h th em very mach, so that they were three bouts Vole: from Westford Ns London. it was tea o'clock when they got in, ad they left Brentford at seven. Mary Kinsky stated the amok to be committed on brr person abort eight o'clock, so that her charge against Mr. W. mast be goodies. NAP.A - L INULLIGENGE. SH EMMEN, itc es .16. The fleet the the Battle sand te.day,aelee nem et his Va. jetty'. Alp Marilee. The seat IF* atel Mottithe 9fish PORTSMOUTH, As. 16. Arrived the Freya frigate. itlet Lhhee, with dispatches, and bra k ed bo rn e Geselld Walker; bk Illajedy's ablp• Fill* salt Npapile, from Piracy* mid the sal Hope terreju A t als ryl.. with Rodeo vallare. sow his.. 's imp Taissaaiws. Allairet $e Sidarp so w s , • • DE4101001111! -4, Came In yetterltay Ms Matinteeittly PAW, Rem et Flaslilrg Came down from Ay River the Oriels, for the Isle ef Female, CORN EICRAMOR. At:WM 1). Wisest this day, coastwlea, has it-rived io..,, , newitst bred itr. able *apply, with several arriva;s in the Pattiz fleet. est . ... awl 4,t about 6010 quarters s sale. of See quality at a, reductive of about 2s. and St. per quarter, *Dilators on seeend and inferior, Bailey and Malt heavy sale, nearly at last priers. Peas. and the two sorts of Hearn, at little doetaation. Oats is very s' supply„ and sales there of l again quoted higher. Flour cuatinect at, late. prices. Wheat. 0 0s 19111 163 ' Tick d 0..., .. .„ 74 so Fine ditto ll3 U.S • Da. (lint Old) .. 77 •itye ...a.... 78 84 Oat, ' 60 66 71 gar1ety,......... 60 e 7 Poland do. • 73 74 Malt • ~. 86 96 • Putatoe chi, ' 74 White Peat (begets) 7i 741 i Ilape Seed • £so 1% (G (Grey do. .. 72 78 i Fine Flour I Beaus - 62. 1 Seconds .--Yaelo-. SMITIIFIELI) 31A1tKT.T.—Avo: 14. 's ' To %Ink the Onar, per m o p e of d ib. . Reif ....fs: 46. to es. 61. Head of Cable Wit day s latitt-a ..54. 41. to 6s. 61. Beatles • ..- ' •-- e s / Vent ....7t. 0.1. to itv. od. Sheep ' , •••• .. •. I Pork ....F. 0.1. to C. Bd. 4 RKET. Calves .... • ..• • ••*••• Isl.l Lauds • ....7v. 0.1. to 7s. 4. 11AV-M I A Pies ' • VI • • • • • : ' Hay - 41. 0.. Oti. to 6 1 ; 0 1 - 011 . . :: clover 6l. 0. OA. to ,71 10- 04. ' • Straw S'.. U. 01. to 31. 3- 14. Under the Musts-ion. patronage of their Wisps! Highly..se. the Princess of Wules and Duke of Sussex, said must of the No. bility,, ACASSAIt OIL for the HAIR. The virtues JL Ibis Oil, extracted from as Tree in the Island of Ma. ensenr, is the East litilin. ate fur beyond ?Moslem for in. rrestsing the Growth of Hair, even en Said Places, to a henutitid length not tlsirlowss t preventing ft falling of at cleum,ing !anion,. In dressing the flair, it is pre-eminent Is strengthening the curl, bestowing an inestimable gloss and scent, rendering the Hair inexpressibly attracting, promotes the Growth of Whiskers, Eyelirows, Atc. In fine, it is the Ant production in the world for restoring and heuutifsing the (lair of Ladies. Gentlemen, and Childress. Such celebrity has It al* mined, that it is daily honoured a jib the sanction: .1f Rdsility, Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, and Public at large. It is 'amnion., said suited to itB climates. View " liowland's Essay 4111 the flair." I Said at 34. list. surd Itb. 61.; awl large bottles. containing eight Isasell, at It. is. rash, by the Propriet..re, ROWLAND SON, K khy-str• e., Hatton-garden. Lowden; and h) appals* Ismail , by Mr. Smith. Pectinate In his Majesty. 117, Overton, 47, Tamer; 75, D. Mgr, S 6, Gattle and Co. 17, New Hood. mem lisadries, Theisheartie-street t_ Bayley sod CACk• spur-arena Kerry, (heck-sued; K. Roomy. laid, gardens Low, MP. Strand; 1. T. Rine, fl 5. Chenpside ' one Mt: Pativetreett JoistJosses,Apvie Tree-yard, St. Janseeporeet I Rorgen, .Canitnensive Joltrtmotse, Greek•wirert ; Pates. Owns, and Cll. Threr•Wiag'o-Cantl, Loailotrd•stnet : Barris, and Sows, Meet-market; Newberry and Soot. 45, St- Psal s Ch 6 "h'S goll • Davits. said Swiss Ms Matins's, 56, Fleenwreer ; Muller, 4, Cbeiipahles Walliling. Walker, and Co. Black:a m street.'llosusillb Dicey and Senors How Chareh.vard ; Shaw nod E.ll wards, tid, St. Nur' Cilifi4yard Talt,.4l,.Cornain I West and Reasl,tiraceehorch.mrers ; Harding. Hassell. ad Co. 89, s T. Raley and Co. King-street, Curent.gardeut Rolm and Tutt, Royal Lichens , ; and by all Periumett sad Medicine Veinier' M London. Also by Mr. Ittobnot, Mr. 3. Urquhart, rind Mr. H. Urquhart. Edinburgh; belloyde, Glam. goo I Mrs. Dusison, Parliament-street, and blessri. Newberry and Sows, Darise.street, Dablin.--lieware of -ferrite Inl the Genuine MACASSAR OIL has the sigessinres " A. ROWIAN I) and SON," mod the words `cROWLAND'S CASSAR OIL" engraved an the Bottle. •fx whoa. may be had, at most important discovery under the ANtst Pntranage o hiss}r flnyal Highness the Disl'ltem of Turbo dA sanctioned by scelfency the Duke del hillmontio, and many %wadies of high distinction. A LSA N A ItXTR ACT ; or, the AUISSINIINK HOT, 4N WAL SPECIFIC, for eradicat• ing all diaordery of the Teeth sad Gums. tend reord e ring them es. Densely hesurtifid ; l i V s osten beautiful fragrance to the Breath, and Immediately es ilieTooth.Seh, and i.Cepaistersdell by the first Payskions.' 'hold at J. lid. per bon*, at small books at. list. ettrh.. •Whid:ThiefitSA44A powtitrit'r .tr etearuing the . Teeth, . 94. pertegvniebtby die Prditrietats as abate ;. mid by s at to , the Age*, northwest. •. • . ••.• LOCK AS I). SUlttilCAL OISPLNSAILI , His Bovul Highness th e Bake of York, President, and the faliowiag Committee of Gwvertwir s : PPA of Leitrim I Colonel W. J. .1 nom, M. P. Rinbt lien. T. Jones I John Latonche E.g. M. P. RI.. Hon. R.B. Sh .ridan.M.P. I Colonel- /11. , Cle ' usents; Ai. P. .lioes.Cul. J. Barry. Nl. P. I Caresie James Hay. our ' 1 burgeon Mr..klrenan, Member of the ° Royal College, Loudon. i rthe patronage :this Institution hasrreceived, for texclo.the treatment and Cure of b oth Sexes, nfilirted with Venereal Complaints, mid their dreadful consegMetbral fil striestres, debility. ulcerations, etc. comlue!eci•tontler the tn ' irmrpeas Oa fieudcman of the fi rst profemhowl abilinH, sill k will'irq the Pitblic or the high merits of Mr. N lERS AS'S pino. 101611 w by il he inemivailences of Public Charities we avoid .e'd., mblist the gelato and anwor, are petiteeted tits the fal.st 1 de)Mllans Yeta put by adverti,ing pretenders in this broochboth ° enittier. Siam th establithese.n lu 180 d, :. 1 557 patients, of macs* are beeo cured, without eanfinement or injury to fur c o motkotiou, oast wish. delicacy and *rem) Mallon, out:moths tamv of dime hare laboured sander the mint compli ca ted foots 04 Ole &este how too to isvequty years. The f irst s) mpg Ykid• to Mr. Kiernan% treatment in 3 few days; and when ' hippritstwee of debility comes no, too earl) applicatioo ragout toe met 1,1 peeves,* the danger that may route. The Rowan may be mattillted by either Sex. with t he Milted ftestecy. at his , private bum e, Nu. 51. I,osser Clair lottir.mrret. vii so r e s hem ohm to 1 weive in the mono /111. Inrkftwou fix till night ;to whom Liter. and her eustnubleottinis. from town and.enentry (post paid) may be stb dressed, mg will Itlpunrinally.ansuered. ' Jot misitlibhed. PRACTICAL ORSKIIIMTI.OhIi on the mho,* DS k• Itl. PrierSl- Re K Riehiearwud 'mkt b. 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