The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-25 00:00:00

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''' • . ; - • ' • • t NRW Pro , . . t • 6:: Phi . l:otal Militia Sertice Wiielilon it read . .1 0 fir rn st ) t i me, wa jn o d ri o n r te d d e . red to b .: rend 1-..**o . . 414' 01 , Ne . : . 1 1 . ** KING ITENTLY• TIIE limit. I. Tio hanelsome Y;il 4 .•pr lik.u st e sl pIEaltE *Ad . ADELttig V dl. - • I na: '• . ' . ce.of Theitairse.metrat ten o'clock ittihts..asertilOg. • • 1 , ,, w ho, rill I'4l nitoti4, . .. •. .t . TII E DEiERTER. - - ~. :. , ~• 't h e Sabsidy Bill lth Amendmente, VtllV t tlimimt , .. _ , . By. D. P. le ffA s c i r "' " ' - . l l ' '4l4 t'APPeals 46 . BeilenilOre-Kittr P.M* Duke or % v ie odors to be opened at halt past five o'clock& Is Pe - Vaasa t Printed for B.,a_oelt. _ . Oak Irers 4 . Roabonigh . .". Mr, - Cleik finished Ids.cr_ply; 7. .. , rhe. LOII.D CIIANCELLOII. intimated his intilnia ' ./ . Y mitked.-Arolndments ngreed to, and. ordel•cetik•lbt - gin at hill past six. . vawaii ivronno of J ib et, a; i tec u,b . l , lol. o stizto , , , L . -1. ~:. f lion : a pitn ii tilig i sit i meist . ist this eise w ore tilis .,A-411, anthird,time tortuorrtic. -.-._.__ • - Tit RATH F. ROY 91;1M Y-IitANR• • teli . 0 . ~, : 5,.„ ...- • . .w areia nd D el et es ; •- • •1•••,. 9 • recess... -. • ..."*' 4 '. 1 , • • : • ... • • ..., 6 The gutiny )'tilt tilts read a second tintev,e's4t or* -. In this-Appeal" .The Lord Advocate v. - Dittekeni. 4 -- 41 Th s e h.. P , : i i i r i, are ry rrnepie,iLltflolY th e pr .: 1 4 1 ::;... 11 8 1 1 r e .Tf e l l he_ aw de w aa: ,, _ tli_k_TV: A_ fl . ri b d i a i g 4ls 6 . lUVlC . fil . !lie , ii!) .*, • Si • di ..l. ato I . ~., be committed tosimorrow, - :;-• • - lie and another, Sit Samuel Romilly and'Mr. !Mgr. 1 1 . i. V-Almniltioe.of the Iflilsos- .. , •.. • Diet. D mon of Elusion, or the lfracees of ? 4 ,.fluTillhaP• . . I . ''' ll ! • 1 7: 1 lbe ere „ , mo p, mairt , marred suddenly iibr•lail in sitiltriri iii tau (irrat Calm ! tee ..... . 1 t i llit'-•*(iFliptift et' AD /o ' l6ll 'Y ;t , ' ..iitie ray were htiturd - for.thelteipendenb. - Pusther beer. 8 e ANCEI i 0 of 8 ...- --..1 - J F I , .. Pre ii. ~• 4 A . the Etalint , s h.ivi• PICO!' ii itztomidnbly on•Minned'unill M•mitilY Imes r..-. 7, :a5.,..„, hail -.L., 1 1, e ho wl . **, the 64 41-..... .- .- , , ii 4r .16k 044 . 444ar.. . . . .. .. . . i Sealed,. that . the Excise:l3qt,' , 6i. Salt Was heiglterr••lty hi. h day sitrir lois wilt be effectively sitiplieth . • r"': - •!0 r 1 . 7 . 7.'"' . 7,,. itnimice and shado*: ;•• a 7 'Rmp .-• • . ... e . l'aj • „ r 2. lt , on `` ' biir • ' T it 1 S present EVENING . , Novi. , 25 ) t . l /4, .„, . . Dux ajd ItGIMEN, The ttoyes Ageent: war given, by Cotimission; to . i ! i!!: .".ilintrd than in lic9tio'ncii ; •o l . . lie irrnipateit .•. . i that a counterv'alling duty of 3:. shetird.be iiiiposed ausirsties' *reams will perform - es' in.; the UtitgOService Bill. - -• . - • - "the Conwnissioners were the..tisord Chaneellor ! iin all Salt imported' Isom . Scotland inteltiiglittid.-- , The Nee ceined, to five Acts. tanned ~ ' 'Cs II w the PRIMA YA,l49lgpf dm HF.ALptl * . * ' • FIRST IMPRIISSIONS. . ion* e k She tisioteat, Iltwltria; vt ' 9l "r . 'a" 16 ThiWi". 1110 *tend Boekinghamshire, theft herd. Walsittg:.:Af"4d to. . • - . • approprkos_qpighpo . .meTtelidatictopir4,.. t ...., .., . . 16, 1 4 ,11,,". igen., - : .1.t.,..'" 7 - - . . The Pliellf line!' Wales - Ssisall pow pi was. read *Ur Inillall444a Ike 41% Kase, shes milkiest Fairoi . . ~,,,„ , ~i , • mirthost-otrillwArstoint allYtal• ' ,„VirijO i a• TO BAY ti 'Plitt r - r''.• - •r • •Cllbp. i. Of Foocit'avl*l/0 .- , , • •'"l' •:"..'""*:--•*"-• - ' .. 1 - • • * Bilt - .rat lariagfiColo "F-5 4 1,.. * ' I .# A. • ,•• 11. lbeetierty wit?, respl et tothe ate oelli AMA& •; Coriekerss' ''' by : IVlr. Lushington amdtostises biiiiel , -- .. '-i-i - IL - A 'by Ow,. Dropii t end., mut 1 A i Ve A r4 Red. ''. lil4llllllll BilitSt tiele; -.'• • - • -' •• '''.• - ' - • ~ A . • • . • . 61 till' 'illation of fit?. OANKEY4 thefQfte - itt M ° c N , liusve li ti d Ni n eirs, ' iiitin n o . d- + t reli*Vjultre...te • • • ' I 11 4'• , OK #.ll. was reed a third time and risired. : :.. ..• _. • b. Rotes for preserving and establishing the Healtit'St '‘',lo,g - Thr-Lpatt - Bin, •the 4coonmant-Genevat's Bill,•i* er . ersi , any extent, by lily, or` on Kills or ?lore of • H ,' anliF all' HELITOME.,R4IitTION._:.,: sorts of securities, ai. hoot eXposore ilr• ihe ielerpositinn . Aram 1 4 77; c ' kunlinets. ' ' ' • -. • .' • • thiktittltyr illic. -Dude's' Bill, •and the Local. Tokens'; Bill, ipaised through Committees, and were re- 1 TA:Atlipie! oue . .kilection.,Aiti proceeded through a one An of their Oifice t they clam noire ryspectabiltlx.A_lo. u I 7' "Regimen li4a pled to different habits. power. thin AWN others in ibis litre, and can pulite an illMadtlld. • . . ,e • • 4..0* what if termed Catching Cold. • '.. 'Otter. -- • . - • . 1 Comtnitlee. -' • : sante to persons of known ehararter. • ... • ..9. On Ike Ati of mending Health. • ' : i It t h e Geminates Mni BA - NK ES moved, ..thit the • o il Attendance all day.• , F 111. bo FnAkmahle Diseases . '* " '"'''' '.**" 'Mr . :* Swittborne from the Commissioners of-Rest-'• • 0111T11FIELD•CI.U11. • IL flntitily*on ! Gentlemen Demurs. . ins erßridge, presente the oarterly Reports! of •, blank *' ' • ..! `•• list • ' dCI for the tjueilfication. of the Electors -should be 101. . - . . . /1111 E SMITH FIELD CHRISTMAS S flaVr• of . 1.-: 4, avi .. 1.0 . .0 .f . a.. Appetites and . Passledi el rotiviter- the T-reirserer of 'the Bridge, iv hicli Wi3re ordered . •to i filletr 9 , A i: AT fir, SIIERP. and P 164. •Will he held nt -Mc.' --- _ - •Hy J.ilf. ADAM:IVY,- , • „. ~ :- lie on the table. • •-: 1 Mr. iINVANN_, _sold the onl y ., independent Free , SADLER'S K F,PtS9I7ORY YARD. , Uniirell-airects titan .. , ' Printed for James ititirsoy, P.,ldfly., o i. . .. .. .CLERGY. -- -: - • .l (holders . t • the k:oli' of Cornwoll were' 4 4esfroens solinfi-Id, on FRIDAY. SATURDAY, awl tdOXDAY. '.• • _,.• .. •-- - On the Ordnr:of the Day for the•second reading ' wh ° bt.d..fieel/° . t ro- .. QC 40 g• 141 e. " E , j 5O 440. 3. ; 1 / 4 4 -It 0,1.4 11th, and 15th of Dec. 1/19: The Annual Dinner of',, :•VR R 'EARL of T 4 AR ET'S of m th . e'C . lerg . T . P . enalty . 5 ,.. ti!r1e5 . v10 . 1 , 1 . 1 , 1p . 1 . „ ..... .. _ t ` suss gotorious, at,therts iwas got 4 Alter In Copa- n,. Club • ill be held nt FreTtions' Inye , rl2, - on ts hlondaz, .l . hl : tfie !Cr in TI/aN I PS, too. St• PLAN • ~:t ", ! , .l l.l. , v l ". .i tPaTlit, ° . ... .. _ . - 1 ...:11•..;I::: i:..:i ..•..., i.....- ...t.;..1 4 . ... AL - .A: --:... k....fab. , ~ -- ft Ai Five o'Clock; tad;lichen. Ifs, 6d:eiscli, may he had. at fit- Bar of the Tavern; orof Me. Sadler, Show -Yon!. N. B. The Stork to he eiltittited for the 'Shift; must arrive at the Show Yard hefore Nine o'clock .en the morning of Thur.das 'he 9th ; and Certificates e smoky conformable. to the rioted Form mu-I either be then delivered, or previouilv tent (waled up\ to the Stewards of the Yarn,' otherwise such animals will rot be admitted into; competition by the Judies. • Bills of the Ppqrsityns aiszi Forms may ,h 2 had the litre ; at No. 7, Cloth fair; at ' the Itim s 's ; or the the and - ICev 'offer• Aoes, In •bwitheekrlltarket. • • •i:" * * l , Toe Club, hold n Neetiont ett freeinasage Tavern, on Friday. Ilse Wth. at Three eciak. . IinALDR , ESVOE, GREY HAIRS WILL illOt BE Sik - R 7 I QEVERAL Ladies and Gentlemen who hare Maid: tz...7 191;INCE'S RUSSIA OIL fur years, hod from- the use l i of thatalone not a hair fell of, or turned gret t but being per- I sualtettby their hair-dressers to use other Oils that are adver• i thud, or sold them counterfeit Itaisia Oil, thee seam famed the difference. their hair fell Of or tarred grey, hive declared they I 'st dime no other thair-Prince's &Mill Oil in future.. is proved ; the brit and whelssimest prepared/min the universe for moisten- I lag the Moir, when- dieiling real or false hair; And is so great , .oatnisher, if used constantly, never a hair will fall of ur lora . 'grey ; io short, where hair has got thin or bald - , and the least roots remain, you may rely on its tieing restored, i Thou:dud§ of Gentle en that were bald, have declared, i after ung - Prince's Russia Oil . regularly for six months, 1 the bal d places brootats covered with hair. promotes eve. • brows, whisked; and will prevent whiskers Writing reddish or 1 , grey. I La:lies will thl. whets dressing with this Oil, either real or ~ fats./ haii. t tio exercise whatever will bring it oat of curl the jwholeday.. ' Gentlemen • wearing powder ought to use Prince's Ras sia Oil to Moisten their hair when dressing, insts:od of po.', 1 mamas, as it is uelihnown by persons who use powder con. 1 , smarty, that it makes their hair dry, fall of, or torn grey,., but Prime's Russia Oil is such a notuisher• to the hair, that .t l• if osett.'gottetaat *hen dressin4, nut a bait .will Lail , a or tarn *e -- -r - I: - - . •vallicalar istatirii!g for Prince's Russia 011.'0g see that 'sire Government Smolt. is on the rover ut each b ,tile, awl as i ' Eagle, at Bs. ger bottle; or one bottle, containing foar" , ,mall, to 1 IS. Os. is killing of ten shillings; or six large fax si. duly in. i ein4ed.Jimdiesand Gentlemen witocooatoutie use the Russia Oil, ' Witt Mid, by taking six large bottles, it will be a saving atfour viands. Aftersirending thousands, which can be prov_ed by the Pro- t prietors of the principal Newspapers ,in Leaden, he was fi rst 1 that advertised that valuable article, Prince's Russia Oil ; andi It afro can be prosed by the principal Perfumers and Medicine ; Venders ill Lnodtan, that he i s the original preparer of ifei therefore, in judike to the Public and himself, he Baulks pro. 'On; to caution against a set of villains that motet fei Abe . has- , ',MOH, mid glee it to sell at some petty hair-d . 'shops; : ma 4 Awl the Proprietor arktio4 ledges there are hundred.' o respects- Isle bait -dies-ers have the koalas!, and will have netfing to do' Avith counterfeits: .- G t kovtorr.—Ladies and GentlensenmaY easily-Or !sae( Ibe -original from the counterfeits, as the Proprietor has letive to hase'ltis oinne.'" Mr; Prisice," printed on the Govirionent-t Btamps which is on the outside. of the cover of 'end blittle. ! thecguoterfeitiugr of ..w Mc It is fargery ; therefore any Shop-i, rkeekr or Hair-dresser selling Rtbsta 04 - tinder any ,prriesire 1 l•whatever, withaut the British tioteromeot Stamp, age impos- I 1' tart:land sellers of counterfeits. .• s _ - . The Arciiiishop of CANTr.RBOBY briefly plained the abject of the Bill, observing,• thattkerit were two classes of offences against the Non-resi-• dence Act, for which actions had been commence& Ito recover penalties. .The first was the omission ot hnotificatious of exemption from residence where in-. curnbents held two benefices, and were exempted from residing on one on condition of residing on the other. These.notifications, however, were of little importance, as the Diocesan had much better means of obtaining information upon this point, and there fore the House would probably think that there were. cases where penalties ought not to be inflicted. The. other class of offences were certainly' of a different character, namely, the neglecting to make applice— tions for the renewal of licences for non-residence,, which licences the Diocesan had only power .by law. to grant for two years. He believed, however, that• in the greater part, if not the whole of these cases,• the emission had arisen from inadvertence, rather than culpable neglect. One case mole within his. eriessiivivoettedge; vu IWO the liability:o periettrwme& be a peculiar hardship: it was the, of on incumbent. who wai rendered unable to thrtlfe dety of . his cure .byeasere.illeess, and who, notwithstanding; could not have it licence for son.residence until he had ap pointed. a. Curate, for which lie very : properly re quired time to . enquire into the cherdeter and quali ficatious of theperson.te beappointed....Yet this in. cumbent woishi be•liable under:the:Act to• *Rifles 'foi; non - -residence.' Of the . inforqteiln these 'canes he withed to say nutblot ;:this petion,had been Se cretary to the late-BlshOpottandoni and the pre sent Bishops of Norwich and. Ely, .and' in that situa tion..liad ample eteituf• rising upon his objects, and iekidering . his ifiteetl - in for penalties certain: . If it were posablete suppose that city ititlividaal in such a situation were profligate enough, hew easily might be, by his,evevrateiritrety hoirikh • [lie .offince, until it walhrotqght to that height that would an swer the.pni.pose he Win:view. .• He trusted their tordstiiii," tinder ell these circumstances, would cotfsint tit give tinierni,prepoled by the Bllt,-ted to intend tdr. a period the tretioni *ticb had been iltnet commenced. . • • . . . had' not been raised to theAigsity rough corroptisin, frir saw no - reason,"if,dog. for the general qualiftgation,. toilter it in this 'millet/far instance. . Mr. GREOLLE., tiioae - he could not think that • . , .the . 4os. fireekoldais of thk ounty of Cornwall %vele the. only uncorrupted electors, saw no reason for the eiteratioir if the onalification from 40s. to 101. Mr. TittMAYNE animadverted ~ on what an Hon. ?timber (Mr. Swann) had asserted with re. spect to the corruption of the . freeholders of Corn. t • t;:n. After a few words from Mr. Lockhart,,Mr.liose, Serjeant Best, Mr. Home SumneN Me. greet, and several other Members, the motion for filling . up the blank was negatived. . • It was then moved that it should be 4110 up 401. which Was agreed to. A:discussion then took place on the clause respect ing the . Retnriting Officer. Mr. Serjeant BEST moved, that Instead ot.tis• Mayor- nt,lierstone, the SkaFigf. 43E, .the.. County inOttlit life UM . • After 'some conversation, the eriginpl clause-was negatived, and Mr. Serjeant .Bait's adopted, apponit.: ingtheSheritr of the County for thuii, being, the ReturiAng thi,lteport was ordered to be received to-morrow (this Aiy), When the House adjourned. . TO: 131:. SOW :BY AUCTION, Bi Mr,. SAD M 1114 Repetitaft, Ooswell-Wreet,*To4llDßiltOW, ‘, .• Jar 'Mawr, ;- • • - QEVERA.I. clever Col* Chariot, Barouclie, T•indein. and ei..,tig i n44„, to liigh ptutdilioN and very rroa Auer, A ,1111/4Pr ewptta l . hackneys, laurney horses, athis-r a a ligH four • inside telegraph coach, very War iofe.rot ,te - new.• ANA, ilia fallowing har nes-es, &r. taken wider arecutitali —a art of 4-lorse harnegs. bin.! tn..utite r Aw 2 . 4rheel 'ditto t'aa4 pair of plated , ditto I 'art plir of lendiaktliwie, with long •truces ; and n gig Ito 'kw_ wish - • _ ed ihe Moraine of %It, and walikwilltaut reserae. . - • eatri Taisky _ • —• • la - AERATION OF 110(.1.4ND. * A Pitted ned Dirtioct MAP of part of HtILIA'ANO: the troie 'at NETRIUM flevetibing Abe Armada; ries of- t.) LD-FRAN CE, 'sad. lititAkerio: of FRAN up • in . , /1111 rery interesling.-kENE Or the present ••11 Sidle at thelVAßrAftE.Oti the CONTINENT Rini* , clank noreiearrA ib n MAP, - to he gives) on SUNDAY and MONDAY NEXT, tte.*th aid ISM - . in. BELL'S WEEK- J LY MESSENGER, wirh all ,Lhe Gezettet; Details, du: irAScii ausy lie publicly caudittolmted in the mean Vine. — Price lid. * • 0 den received by ail the Neriefueo,-Provincial Post-011ices, and,,( Oike of Beirs 'Weekly Mesienger, Clare court, • • •••• . FRENCH PAPERS. .29: 1 .11ie Majesty yesterday pre sided at a Council of State Olt. Cloud : he deer4d at it the-creation. of tiectirmiesof 100,000 men each; the one shall be tinned at - Tian, the other at :lour aleatsiV • . gli A itIAON I GOQDLUCK.,: and CO: rf spedisilly Pstbile s .olll. c o mracird tin (tortilmefil. fft. State LiAlerl of AO) Ticktb, • be-Aussi:. nth Jiterary,-1014; fie Sibente:coot'4iel tbd fui : ismi% PAT- • of 4:tvout • • £40.000 1o,llslo ~w Nov. 21.—Yesterdey evening were presented to hike the patk by his Excellenbt the Prince Arch- Chinceller of Ihrultwilliti ' .1 * 3:04 * P 2,0011. . 4,001 4 - ' 6 • 2,140 $ • 200 ...,,.... 1.603 11 .., ^ • . 100 • 4..) :.-: ..N, - -50 .;.-. 1115 ....... ::-.. .. .20 ...\... • - tie •' C Fiat - drawn Blacks First 2 5000 Pny, 111 r: each.' 500 S INi:4-drawn. Flianki Sneed ...,„,,,,,, DaI,:10/. each. S -`""'— ... I • „Canny*le j afipististed- Cysts& slifige Minister of Justice; As there have been greut coinplaiuts. in .the Country, they cheek get Prince's genuine Russia Oit„ therefore, to accommo- Atte Ladies and Gentlenten shot; reside isiihe• I orntry`, by in , cloying a 'oat pound note in n letter, directed to Mr.*PritsCe. Papist, Johu-street, .o:kraut-street, Loudon, •a ill receive by 1 reidnt of clinch one guinea's worth, or si :large for 51. I ~. ()Nerve, for the reputation of Country Shopkeepers, as no, .reswctable house In Lenchm ail' veH tile counterfeits, a - sr! ,of 14 iudle;r7 are travelling about the c.ointry %Ws fount feis. ltes‘ta,oll, ro deceive Country Shopkeepers, therefore . 4 0. , 41,1 - ter Priree's,jk e O ntn ssia . Oil, with thuverent St 1 ,41 i o f -aft talkers are counterfeits. .Sodl by the Propritt•ir, Prince ; Ointi4—ebservt, , it V 41 alhop—esacily oppobite N 0.7 a die Ntliobirs ire trreellar in Johrestrert, Osfurdostreet, Logsdon: • .• libi' oho by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty; New BirsoVitreet r Menotti,- Perfumer to her Majesty, 'fielyborric ,street t Battey and Itlew,• Perfumers to the Prince and 'Pero: eels and I)ebe,,nooj Duchess of YCII k,Corkspur.streei ; Hard. ht , :£9, Pall-MOT; Nelrberry, 45,,1it. rnars.Church!yard ; ()ices, Bow ChurElt.istrd ; Barelny, 9,5, Tleet4trirket ; But is. r, 4. Ow:ghillie; Vdoeards, a, .Sl. Piars •C hitych-N aid ; Wiiher. 429, Strand; Bacon, f5O, Oxford - street; Davison, 59; Fleel.lureet ; Ksgge, tis, ehenioide; BOltom, Tuto, !Loyal .ikseiuinee; and by mum prinCipal Perfumer* and . Medicine 'V ender. ' ~ . The:bake of asp j, In gitalltir of Minister Se cretary of State 5 The Doke of Vicenza, its tioatitya . Minister for Foreign Affairs ;" • ' • Count Ettru, in quality of Minister for the . Mini. nistration of War ; and the 13111 . wia-resd'a - second time. • • The Itishojs of •C . ItSSTEII. liMpiteimed his convic tion that the'peratios againstikhom these actions had ` . .beetitirotight, had erred against the letter but not •ailatid . the ipirit.of the Act, and he the'reevre trust -_ed their Lerdabips:)voutd not object to the present iIL : . . pc! Bill committed for Friday. • Lord HOLLAND presented a new Petition from Mr. * Wright, and it was ordered that he be heard by thq pu Friday. Adjourned till to-morrow (thia _ • 11.0111 Tickets. first-draws Prise shove 23. the *lnt Day.. 11311 wedge 10.m+01. • a Prize above 2M ttreAerand Dali will lecePie Ti. :std Slascrt • 411)ng bjr krunrction, poet] jog j. !DJ ' Co. Thief Cultrttrrev. 0)1;411411, rind ttlsoviopernmi, • wvierw - Aney i 910 1 4- Irottenes drove.: lootliogviorpher and hove/ear, itie CopltiO 'Prism ? , in 48 Shores • C:840 • 4.1' 4 5 ‘4,000 t 1 ittlfb • ' ' • 8,471 41E1 . .008 1 7,532 £SJO • • U.OVS,VirPf pOMAIQNS. • _ .. .... gIMMONS and C.O. reip!etf i oily o‘74l;ount tile A, 18 ntillity ;Ind: Pdhlk In *general; that a sotritt.l . (tom 4e la sts per cent. in 1:W price et CIAITII ES, by applsing at t;s.) TAYLott's I;OMPANY (111 , PICES, In. .N.et.! BoHd inert ; No. N nod 481-. Stku4, two, Clierithr . Crook " tielaord is a Sketch ..1? the Ready'lluney- IPRIC.reS Rest Siiperliv.e emit . . •.e2 14 444 .4 -11' 1)111.• Mawr/tee, ..r Soper Great Coats 310 to 5' 5 0 Lit:trs thr..ite . . . 6 0.. to 616 .6 7. .1.11. Icr Marseille. WatiSteniste • . A) 16 .to 018 11. FiTn• Wilt.. Dittn. Dress inisi - . 0 18. so • 1 1 0 Pleb lilfork Silk Dim; . • . •15 to . 1..1i) 0 Wor.ted St eking Ilantnlonns 1 d to 110 0 nib. 8-Thread, very stout . . 118 to 2 5 0 C:‘,lls P2p l iaj oans . .. . 1 I?. In S 2 0 X-rrwrinere Ditto ' . . I 2 to 2 5 0 /tr•vcitr, . • 1 ci to 118 0 Fume L ea th er Ditto • j .. . ' . ' 2LS to 33 0 - -- LS. Duffel Jacket 'and Waletr l oot,onoi #ERIE eqrd !freedom . 9 19. 4 " ..t Livery an o 1. b 10 1 Surt•ni Coat 3 0 lit 3 16 n ' foq.it li.,‘ C. 44 b16t0.6 10 l wt . .1 - S t in.l id 0 Tanta 0( Chahar! by die . 11(i:ti• On PlNlgaeration ar reilarail4 their old Airs t • ' 3 qui% per rear I/117 0 I s:Suin per Vase ' 4ft2G 10 '4 limn . • 4 1 3 .14 6 Dim, SO 10 Chi the stirs, pal core. for 'OW 4 only . t . C otts per Yriir £lO 'lO S'Ciiitts' per 'I ear Xi& 0 4 Ditto • 11 . 14 ti I)itto, • 19 0 14`ften.M, Mt joining their respective reriniehillf or e l l N.l.nsarl, elutes, :4 order al ill hi. R• 0 • li*: Gaillsalika4er -M.. hi.'" losolie•I' ilifluigill'eties, anfirtstot Grotkenteollttnor-Ditto, watt if: a riperio , styli. The exit:on:nut charge of these whotuke and give langete4k bon been ot auli;et:o of eitariolfilii. A. S. Rai Co: insure tha Ptii.lie thit Yi iiiaudikiuMerial 41:11*rer.ce ili th'eirs pt ices ; from Other bowel.: ih efirsegoes.ce 4t 'conducting their fitoof.isi for quirk Purnoe:,t, the) nr.• onom e O to hell• fee leo 'money. ibrui mini Noun., :.orett:eie their goaftv bor.-8441104n 14.1ke country sup- PAW 1 1 seuditig digit gasser., et um °Vasil. . !),F.RId.I.T.Y, STItIU'PIMh ,fie. I..UPRESSED..with ..a conscipainess that their d e . 1 viution from tbir general plan has been highly brneacial to I;thera, and improved in their professitimil acquirements by tho ,prittityptstiof nenrsneloy years earierierwe; MeArs. (71.111.R1J1 • and CO. eoritiinie with inialotted ardour, the enolicittion ihtler'dlottOtts winch nra the conscquehea of, illicit hatulgcnce, ontbe des,roMive habits of the inconsiderate Vehool.bby, In ' ..professing the mire these Complain°. they hold ont no in ' dareusent to vice I but. fruptiblevas all men must be of the ex, istecce of sorb calnmities,they eller their assi s tance as r e i miarl3l 'educated Surgenas of London, lin& of the Roynl Catlegent. Edinburgh. In all cases of Sitrhylitic Infection, and - 'h every • complaint of Debility /tuft Dehcierscy, whether arising front the 'lnfatuation of a certain destructive habit, long residence in warm climate, free living,..eany other came producing a dellceqcy •.of manly vigour, the patient may rely on a speedy restoration to sigormis . bealth. Their improted plan of curing Strictures of • the Yrs-then has been attended with peculiar success. • 'Strictures q t ten and 'amity .yeitis'clarrition have *Med to their treat went in the short perind of three weeks. Several Noblemen and tientlemen 'trine first respectability, who have laboured snider this ititinfril and dist reie.ing disease, hiving received a radical :end permanent cure..particularly request that reference may bromide io them, Ili satrsfactocy evidence/sof the derided sitperiority of Messrs. Currie nod Co.'s Phut of Treatment. hinny of these Gentlemen had Mien Miler the care of Messrs.'Home, lleavl 4,0 other • Surgrnoq•of mptal esninenee, who attempted' Ibiir Cure ay 'the 'application ref the Lunar Caustic, without Sect* • - •• Weetis. Carrie and Co. miff** eonsulted by patients of ei th er. VP, with the greatest secrecy and humor, at their baste,. No. Iv?, Hatton-garden I. Patientsin the country are requested to state She partirniar of their c ase, a4e,nod owe& burst of Ruing, &c. she, in, hula, ' a reintinsace for advice and medicine's, ;Atte. the fatale will hi i given or sent to any part of the kingdom. • Ti. Fri-ore thot se-, trees so tasernini to their ord./mit Mg, the imiutp . of letter alai he added to the actouai tut. teetticithes. • The SPEAKER annouoced the Royal Asseati by Corirmisilen, to tge Militia Service Bill. - The fiaperial-Imareace Rill I Aro read a first ,: . - , ••p• . - • , •• The Westminster Felice Mill .was, toad a first time, and ordered to be read a secoud time' ou Friday dear. • The- &brats of the Committee on the Sugar' Duty Draeasack_aest ,Madder Puty i woe:read antkesieed The London Mjittht Votoeteeritif Bill was rend a eecOoti Ont., and ordered to tie committed to-morrow, (this' day). EICHEQURR B ILi.g. . In a Committee of Ways and Means, • The CHANCELLOR of . the EXCHEQUER proposed the issue of .10,500,0001. Exchequer Bills ,toneras the Supply granted.—Agreed to. Meport ordered to be received to-morrow (this day). • A Bill to augment.the 00th Regiment from sev'en to ten battalions, ,was.reada first time'. Oidered 'to be read a second time to-morrow. • A Bilt to extend•the Act of the 46th of the Xing to the Militia Regiidbitts was read a first time. Ot-P dered to lie read rusecoud. time to-morrow. -* - Lord CASTLERtAGH brought in. an Act "to i amend the Met of the Itiug, aihlaigg of the inter.. I change of the Englieb and kriikailluss..'-.Wai read • '~~=( .Baron Costes, itt quality of Director-General of Bridges and Roads. • His Majesty has appointed grinisters of State, the Duke of Massa and Count dteCes'secii, ilia ea to them the satisfaction their Certicelt•-14tt eilktatitt him, and the desiie which he hid that ffitae ° continue to. assist him with their atillitettnititeld counsel, ¶he etete of heeilli of 'OefiO hilfiltNielWl# ll4 g been the otOrreaslos tor their retiring. •. :His. Majesty apPistritett - Geneeil entatif Beitfiitd Grand Master of the Petite ; Merited 'the Delte . 4f .4112 0 f / 61 4 ...tette place of ColntiOl' (;.ettlittatef the Guard.. vela(bj the s deasit of the puke of 'fsirlitl ! the Generals ot.Division Count Rerilei,'.cernittit: to°lllb C+4lSAlkrOnflei).l3aitleVeiital,:-adod' htalt i ee,. - Griud*Criese.o of the Imperial s t Mei Nif • " • :.itAtirinombr,- Nov. 15.=—The - fitiope Of the' r disi49isdtp animated with the et 4144% have been coneentittatiliaikr the 04,1'1114r lo guarantee die territory. • ' " F - The interior tranquillity is confided In'the fitrards. • The Amsterdam uationalluaid has for torqe`fi'ays performed ttie interiot, duty; it diaiingaisliett by a. spirit of order, Whit* his gained it thC,eliketiin ofpli the.citisens. ;* STRASULIRGH, neighheurrinAtvit the fort of Kehl is guarded such a manner's; to leave rib feir 'on that side. • •• SPIRr;, 'Nov. 15.-We then- from Menti, "that they have been fighting for somo days with gris:lroti stinacy between Castel and Wickert, upon the right bank of the Rhine. Gen; Gielity's Austrian coifs d'armee was very roughly hand led on this occ asion. The last attack was made by the French troopa„ . eony, mended by Gen. Count Bertrand, Wimil.the. heights occupied by the enemy's troops, whir livfliftttPtkiyod in intrenching themselves oat hem: Welearn that tins attack perfectly socceeded; and that this • peatati.aud dialoged from digit milieu!, witl4- grait :