The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-11 00:00:00

• No.. 1399. 4 ...•••••":0.0 1 io qt)*IAN (14. WANTED, 9itast n. I.i I CL' 1) Cl RK, w F and tre•sse.l yttd 1111 M0r314 411 fe•-i..0. T. tin. only he Lear % X • • . 1 . ; . , . 2. 11 , - >. . • . ; 7 ,t. ''' 5`14.p., , . • 1... 4 ... . • • - - .. p • • ..... ./.. • . • . - X ":1' :, '' ' ';' • ' • .• . ''k . '• • •'-' . : , :i., ~;.- • ;,- • *-- -,'•c c ; - ' - " -. . • 1 '•,. ' • • . 4 '. ' t ''... i'. .'' '' A.• •. ‘ ' :• * cf• . 4 coo. ".• • ‘• - * 'i' i .. - li4i 1:' . ot. - - ' ' l'; ' v il4. ~,.. . 4... .. 4 ' . ... r ....... ttk;,-.. '.>••-: r•. 4. .Afrt °. • ~.N IC;,..i \ . p • .. • ' , i4;: t b,i.i" .7' , -,-.- . .. .:. ! .:••) : • ' . (.1 • .. '" " . • .. 1 I . ' ', ,:0 1 , 41 ; .. ,.. . . :.. ii•: :1 5 " .14 . • ~..* ; .,a l• ;0 . 4 • ' ... 4 .. . r • 2 •. S- .7 .. .,..2 . .:' Iq . i . '... .1 . t.. .: .1 /s.;.ti j • i ..ii . ',,..kit. ~. e • - FP -- mot . • , ''. ' .'I t : ~;- - f k ' • . ."/ i'F;::1 ;'. • " .• 411 ' . - • t . . 1% ' l'fft • • • Iz.iiltt:O . 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I that per- • ""'"."- ....,' •-'• • :. iW H 111 4 i the spark •of nee itegliti lb eh* ' arm, .. . . • -. 7 ...intr0.:- ••••. ...• . ~ „„. ANT/. THE BRITISH GALLF , RY 4/F rlicrwilie m ikuter ~ . , ~.bo jo rr ob i s so r rhoriroil i , N g/ adbassettn kg Iglostinvotr. • -!•_ .. . . ~, ~ _ le Ad% ertim• ir's • publiobini b 5 , E N R • 1 . 6 4. 11 11 • ii,4 paix 1 .., . . , . t ippt, w " t y . jr iti tg e ...l . ll4B te rr w 4 , r ili t c Y r lt. b ! pi ttlif ed Ar: a o r; 1 1 „. .. "irril in4oL , .. afp:7 . l7:::7 , : s T l i n e r 4 7, l 7 .s 4:lll.7 a tr e UCi ii ir o li i ir T DA 7 ll!Pil a s • most attention , fr. s or e r.... 1 .. • • I - Ni of the Pro. • Pete , .. 11 . 12 - 4 . id- l Pr!' 51. -. .. 111 14 0 1aoloytt'lli•ttlile-lballihfortv'srein. kshflaltAtet the tit. an i rou bs, Ittlitation of the Ortgm.:l. Twelve vuon , ms 4 go% p o rt : tortes 4,11.0 wolpnie mom .1 1 &I rues o f e r s,kkip o ho re o od . _ . . ‘ I V. - temitoinine Twenty. tires 7 : A144 PO of t, • ''l nod M i llie vvionsotal romplicutpd. afe.clialp _of t lbe Nervothrt • STA 00 JULY-0110PM, Tr 41150011.1110*, i 114i1111411111, Cardales and 111[ARQUIS of STAFF DI GOLLECTION . •'.a.steks.• tie tunic... Miro of this sublime ompdy. Fire Speedily • DI 0 k ,A1. . t0 . A0ca, ... 4.00 0 i0 . .4 4.00 "' ---....----, of PICTURES s urramted netordlattg &hoots; and s o • nnatifseited rand lalhose distressing byrelAttlat *filch . • prevent • . 44 f Wiblial P; 4 4 l X r 1) TRusstits ,Chrvontogicat order ; with Hematites And a paniculue De • morriell Pelfrit from rollbli filmiti O 4•o o 1141' bile-Wirt ' : • • The Regericy (Jt ia wati,feeeld be -wanting:in i Striation of each Putney. duals traps marrOng„ this ktilsom i; VlOYedi adlutoWledgetl the meet 'essential Of its - obligations ) -if. it dtd *GC a t Maker and 1 - le y Iv. Y. ()TTLEt. Eng. van. ' .to ties toriVertaiii isiteed_y. . 0 Try...molter I . ___Al.44 Parrs I. 11. a nd III: To:bkeiallinurd after the 104.. See ' DP. , eters Mediral.Adosaisitisiitlal larded People. , " an end lathe datigeroestuiseeteres of the Sergio. o f his - Holiness in these kin g doms, D. Pedro Gravina, . 'motion of every Five Numbers I hilitibc Numb t ri k its r f (lr ' ll ' 14 "i' !• 1 1, --- " A - • Ito ihlOWL ° Bllll4l• * 4 4 4bers who tak be l! ltt irl; I ;rice. hi . :9llliii-ts Se . "7 7 6 7::::. D R AUllatet . . the Duke ,of • • erco morohlY, aN limo • a bitth Sea" '• ArChbieltOli Of ' Nicest : IdePolifical conduct has for a .4 Worts lotant form. price 10+. li d , t Psaftfilf. Is. B or tor 8„ • • ;* Tleill.":lB.."Ht she W o rts ciltuird and mutated , '2l. 1 . 4,, tid. each; OR tbe Coilecti 'be ' !°./70114. loonbly, themes t important duty of oar lines, the - long tttne battled, damp. **germ* aimbit to n oders ! bass. all our **wilily hapitinemould the source of Warr-. it Itetell o o, l o eillOßSO•kbalirifearlis Jong forbearatge, tinned bv• the ter m ... ' Poblisiwo bv•Lcinenion and Co. Poternower-row; J. W kg,' talityl 'bit many ore deterred from Mnrrying by Infitmolies . . _,,,„ Warr- who, it, testi- ( le! , /P shout Fifty Numbers. .e.A aback that are anwillion to disclose tla 011 snick Oars Dr. , Mit Inn* tiler, tele, 11111141M1 4.4tepe that he woeld .. iii their Sitter Bleetiuteefu. Callen tool ()vies, Strand P IV at the Drhl.l.Wilery of Pictures. No. l ei, • NA T ß °nilic end l l l4 --"; i VEN 143 •RESTORATLY/1 NERVOUS BALSAM is a. distlevar blllll. 711t 7 - end net. *toed the limits of his • , is . r n o . f teer"titg I ,wkere the beaukfltl:Praw nig; in Winery_ Col_ I nstr. exec aa .. , , u l_ f f e, elfe .., etaol, and siernionen i _I remed e j ; L i! e t :use: d o( Masa- ... , The AO- I i t, legteroete faceities, b el i eve d it night to make& .Ad m i t o toce to es . ~R. aFwreny, mirow, mimeos spelt WI watt rig ilirotion etutity I beec hen, ftlYfoP t hi s 1.011,0°D. Ow kbillpqr. are ea •F nervous beadwtch. trembling of else hands,,Ac. opprevrato at the , respeet.thevenneand ' ti'of'this Prelate, tad Una •' ' i • - . belay of duea-- i , - . Ibis wed_ kiss aforilpeat a ir= bp- rer sb e t a tiv,44 • li bb ers b y s t i a gb e b lu i , to ost , a , c 4 4 id:ti- .3 • lISI //Altilitete r trYSTOßP ilhi.00101:1111. -7 (s. - I *ette 6 e'Agrell' 'bleb Or 4 . _ ......- -”t' r ' in. 0 la-1 22 Plrial I, ll 6l2 4•P____ 11/.6. haltiteuvel * keleseltrilet:* . by 20120 Mt Iballtott atetia_ , eft. er arse Rossetti \,,1we11" 1 1.7* .- • W.' - •- ' -••-•- - P-- • r - , ' ,‘ ~ eta l'" Drs -----. A isrAwElyv, or :.tho SUILWNG tiad t ti - 4fr am ' es. 11.11 1118.6 ' 4 ' e b eett Or e el e bUF' s • 4 ` . . 1611- alt OPrerbt • •WTbllPtisitsfe, 'slated bribes , ' torssastit s 0 0,1 0.• --...--.'. • years by from 1 .. , 1.111" s h"e era"llled at larile cti l t' a aisle et abb '• &rakes r eed rad - 10 torn hint from bis-pon. le ene,nr., by ' DlSSCkjeFieSf .t Aar coNS:tkinirlflol4,,of Olt 'stance or decrease -of *aldose me " attended *int nf- • c, aloe difficult nip- ''EDYSTON II g e G at ITHOI.; ihh ATOM*, to witick h.:A gl e am „ s p it , ',yd. wat .. ears, tsaisaked lar•• pose, : first•ll argument; and afterhards by remon. '' • Owe AccOaat of ise - 1 . 7 -- 11 " 11 1 4 oloo [debility, indiga terni tion, ina lmoni ini losernoro, 11,WW11 soklnived, in A 2 . NW re Tntm4r.mny ..aa nte.,Pern P010i. 0 0 41 "E" . 1 14Salid• f• • • rapid delay to the tm4.. rw,6 4611 % di er ior ! , .` t re'l le. . oo o bule ffli i. I fltran!eS. Seeing the ittetiiity of. these, it intimated atesvny of St. My JOHN SM EATON, Civil Engineer, F.llsillu ~..,., . vont%K, ond li iii . on i ng •d isenne , , mewl/v . - rii iniiiikindon inn+ I to him,. tbesigh with .great regret,' that if he cob • re the public, Printed for p L ai la e N ni G eder MA . l. w p and Uß.S ai T, tie ß stna lf s ElL te r *, ..!,ises,.mheo ou . otkog nunsoaies boort holiedv Or. Yawn; &dada tinned his rash conduct, it would see itself undies' . Y. is a sovereign dad infallible rehiedy 1 quested to np. and BROWN, mations lowing 54, New Bond -street,. • it ll ' fibraet' the " ni v m " '• the necessity of (emoting him from these kingdoms. dicing which can he retied on, fur its action on those organs is . ,„ - Mr. s4 ; v o hz,hp s m n s i l po be ß ll ,ll 4 9 , l E 4 l s e T iv im P_u i t ir lif F. AP 4 e ol . 4 l., rit o .i mpe ouni. Mr sad invurheile, sore mid salmon. B.k fo l lifi..* Worion; i T he N un c io, however, obstinately continuing in his landau, and animotes.withoot waing..B it promoted tine 1 former conduct-a conduct incompatible with the TISES, embracirg the 'event. suble t ,. .„ e atom. Nstioatilo reprinittction of the wnated substance. nod invigorates the ens- Li; . 1 vont 0 1' i !liven, ILI rinsurs.,Piert; Ilq dors, Graining,. Elot!aoktrig, moat. 4 so la r s y stem, , ga as i o i rt i re a due elo o mai i,,, a , d e , leatiaa t is _ t po,nc tranquillity, and destructive of the. ant Itoifty .- , 1...N1'S A (THOI.IO 'PA t. • DI 1 1 NI( I**an ArI'ORNEY tall prow.,ice in the Cglahilf•, ha will he a 'milted into the :to •tte. of ',woo; mot the utmost and lostractioa in every braille.; learnt on ap,licnrion to Messrs. t:ra. 1.01. roe ARTIFICIAL f LEECH. and M IPROVED • or RUPTURES. WIILTFORD, Surgicill Instrument I • Cutler to St. 14 w's Hoi.pital, and so he it. of I. Mott Trots. Soeiery. foriOar fkelKf £nor, eat 9ed by his Royal Hiehreso it Con•ltririge b •gs 14.31/4* ra sollowore in the a RsUhi • M . No conspi..ie APPARATUS. as aSU BSTI kirk iu•ented by hien, Is Dow wawa. , • Sot.riv kris. kfainif.woures, Ned COMMeree. wi ef tittle appro alma. have again voted him 114,..4.1, in addithe so Menne tilos he had the lionstur t froo. 'hem in the yr+ar 1810, for hi. improved Trusses. parwas i• simple athleticism e'. (he mode of oPlolica bisirissood. sod it is anarriimpanied by any possibility . , ger.. J. W altford has she satisfotiinactf inforsitit3; t t th. 301414 sigh sigh rupture-. sit... the good proa. d Truier, hisvo horn flt within these few years eight to sen th• so.nal aAlsttr.l iodised's:ass and be -- ens. nod cant,tirell mean.., to keep op ibe OHM I tarn .hid CS. I ••: ( 1 1 .1. Yet:Wore'. As:din:ll Leeches. together with she . a be find at his :11-11,!arior.., wader the centre gateway us )basihol.so:tos'• Iltopists , West Sin - infield, where the piddle, poi tarolai, are requested to re • ez4 .e,,rial l .nriostionitasiuns of Whitford's Insentinc . exposed for -ate. SPlttNir; MET. ..,Is. . the wasted . _ invigant , .. at . System .to as its seeisre a due elabontiliotand retention; in• deed it nourestles f strengthens, and eepltutshes the entire body d exhilarates the spirits, uld IrlllUlllillineS the mind la such a lostlot ner'llsot it truly deserves the title of " Palmitin, ; or Food of ; hat fir and Wealth:" k dtk.tinsferred aril by a vomit nithletisan, eminent for kis.talents and literary aemdresiellts, to a, letter .of thanksaddressed owsliesreoprietor, is which he states his arm and unequivocal belief, that if it were ant for the beneficial ef , feet, of this asidlilae, he wouldnot tie .aow its the land of the ' living. . . Tisolispring of feeble, dkeased, and enervated parent., in. heat a roostitutiomil . disposition lo the foregoing maladies; a long residence ill hot and unhealthy climates will produce shill =Ureters, a !usury,. dissipation, lhatilthal exicetts, oisre4rnined licentiousness, and yobs-oiled sensuality lead to consequences [equally deplorable; and it is, with reluctance. that I am COM* Felled. by a regard to truth an d the real interests of haminiity, to goer, that the too frequent cause of this unhappy and pitiable etioditiitit is, that repreheinible habit; that .puerile species of debauchery, 'Atka .1 have treated on at large In my '*` flints to the betsilitated," and which is, so destructive to health, that if its prevalence 13 wall-red to continue- and extend; it bids fair to prodocededinwracy, if not aaaiinfiation of the ha , MAO race. QAgiAFRAS COCOA—AII the• disadvantages of A. 7 l'en. ( Mirolase. ines4 Corce, are idly laird at this eleg.int, fiaermi, aseritioos article of het, prepared fn.m the nil Of tae S Tree. It prmietnes also in great perfection, the atteraitv , pi.•perstea of 5a440 6 4.,041 thilt it au: stotirithet the •Oletto, hut alto ferret+. at, be rellderisix lll...juices he dishy. Bent? it i• t.i4tol rirr.%llsT , lsara to the pet issaical ate. dicine„ to o,tlitit ale, cowelopitve, .hilsou., and ample ri peri.-nce has proved it to hr MOM beneficial thou le tad alit seperarde its u.e. When it is c intidered That ti.e i•Sinmsorb is the fiallret OUltrittiV All tat di,etiwa lbail human maitre. is ninsuit Appear extraordioary that is •iierietil be fm ml so I t; Ills nenriicinl iu sdich ti sandy, of colistilaif , ts—ev,eo Jn rhetinimism, gimi, and iortLitaioti, it Will aecoMplittit noire than nu% meth. ine vet dirt...lsere.% trs, - ,Piert; Bridges, _ _ , Etal?aoirirtit, ClOit. 4 , .ute•t; Much,oery dfvarious Ociteriptions, includoot Fire S i ls. Ones, Math, ftg. etlierMiseellanenus ; drawn up la the cootie. of his,erstplornent as n Civil Engineer. In TIN", Volumes Quarto, ',vive il. 7s. !mauls, illustrated *WINO Plater. ESTABLISHED SCHOOI, - B(YOKS, . sohmlited 111 the notice of Conductors of *bowls, lov• Meow: LONIiIAN, HURST, HEE-, ORIIE, and BROWN, hi:b may he hml of all Nosksellerw, wins the full allow. awe. riPHE ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK, being an i linr.odurtion to the Final liitaaehis of the lioglith Lastguoge. • 11% W. MAVOR, I.L. D. Rerini nt Strotio.firid, &C. are. The floutfeed and Footrth F,ttion„ price 1,. 64. V. R DI % RIM HIES for tit. JUNIIM CLASSES i•in SCHOOLS. being a ti. COICI op Mayne, Spelling Hunk I and an lonroauctton os Ho /'tat-.-honk t ta s hick :oil Gtr difficult and loo t& K oro, me divided as lite Head of enc., in. the !-ortwele , of . llrovas Tesiantrat. By the Rev. Mold Blair. 1 , - o . rted .W. Wilsnn. Strand. FOIL DISORDERS (II STONE and . GlLA watever coattail Pers•siis to general may (+Nerve la taliagasmedicine, reetsminelvded through the otedsum of an. Advertisement, yet when the disease is obvious in its nature. the remedy *be discover:Si of n Surgeon by Profession. sae Patirm can ;neer as It.isited.—Mr. PERKS . S. Sonthassifsisso. Ors rt. Binionshory-sqoartr (Proarieortr of A BAIA i SOL VENT for curlsit the Stone read firs/vett has for some sears p.m caulked his ruttier s Ircs to cs , es of the above ki• 4, aid 811:1V .be consulted at home evesw %ednestistY. The medicine is also sold at Banns +sad Oxford street, opposite Boon- Wert ; ;sod at Mitosis's. (tont of thc R..) E chimp. in Bot tles of 11.. t amt If. `i• ; two of the large BsittsesCheser remove ealculsiss• slots in 18op 1)8018,1n4 inoBllolll of 81 sedentary life, and ilicrebs pr , sror tor forsnati •••• of St me. A CONCI9F. nisQuistrioN 4. the DISOB.B.4B..miLIis 41s asanniriorni to be oho-reed wader 11$ cure tans be M.id, roe Is, ad. of Messrs. Shs.rwood. Neely, and ' inlet. Path. no-wt.-raw. Si. Paul. ; and of Messrs. Hes km's. Pall-waill; and for other pranfs of tor efficacy taxi imairriwe of ihr ti si tsrso references mny he had to the families. of Lard S Sir filstard kinairlibell. Bart. Sir R. King, as *tiles Iv many other peis af . dissinction in the three Kingdom+. F~ r, " Ilse nibil else pates, welts. est, mihi Crede, scd ingest " Osmium cis mama coucipis ip►e leo." ' si-Iftat thine( its nathinc: its n crime believe $ `" A crimes., great, yuu scarcely eats coacetve,'! FOR RO'll' 4 4. 41401 1 . 4 . friArtvr,.46. B _ _ AYLEY'S LIQUID JAVA N BLACKING, which mow oprefitiy tban any other preps 'oml of the. Vat% produces dn. deeper% Witch an I higheq tanwiltte lit&tre; It tocurislie% the Lerither. and prewrte. it ',limn and mellow to the errs lase. Pi•iis lti 611. hail-OW.IW YLLY'S PATI•NT BLACKING CAKES, of more than fully years rriontati 111 l • Price 6d. each. ti,ad wbolr.nle and . . 1, % Bader and Blew % Perfumers. liatet umoruunj Mal retail, by intait of the oruitl ,e. . •• • Roth the genuine C.ikro nnd Jnpad • Liquid nee sir ea • W. Itti)le,," •• litOry and Blew." • 11 1 11 E COItDI AL BA LM or e•tr.•mrd to tur Fs , t nnd West bodies. for utearishine ;tag Inttimeratinz the 'ttt•rnuu' S.•lent s HClltig 41 • griberNl to set nt deltoid:lth/ C isaltuti 4i i. 4 , 1 9; ft.sin C.... psalms I astfriefr hi t,•• i.e.it.•e. The C. 4.1 ;slid irentu ernes taro. *Ur ; th. i4.l;i+Cr4 liNrer, or p,..$ fiabtro t h s rrsat, INA 6.11 ; the 1111 l le- in. ; mu f entari ird limbs cio%rrei Mini firm Heil.; :und the chains:T.l %es 1r46 reteenishrt. Such a• have the Tare nn:l rducol ion of (entitles. the. ...Ind, a Aril as the tedeotal ► part or the twt uttowiy..i.ould aetey iii4otit the enrdial Halm of CI lea 4, whit A retottt tt, the head. iityigteate. I. eiwirtd, itspettvett't ne tectanr and e , liters Ike- 'm040.401431 , s rowiyets And etuiliratte, the I ,I• t ott.. dv.o..intvieitst, prom, If 1 , 6 didewri. ie. 'hod twice", the Rert , • •. This Metiiritte tt •a•id i• Bonk% pritt ii.. each = or f ur ' tux Family Battle. foe 9*. by which the Potehswer -ayes • • Wade, by tol the Illedieiste Veldt,* jo sae fotiod Kiel. Tii prevesit Ciltnterfeits, ntr.erve pas lion/tidy, liml tkit work. " Sam!. Sulornon, 1.,v, prtme.t flat stir Scitetp. • •O A. Dr. Sol practicr io now po era, and •ttru•i.r, el at IliS eff. 'Ns etterigit mew* ririrsit a COlbiderahle port in. , ~f his tivre alto-Orme, e 11) letter, the it•ti 1 etimpllmetit Otw Pi•orirl !tittle 10 be In for iinfetv, t.e :—"' More* Leiter, 1)r. Si G irsid li , use, near Lltretpool. Pa 44 double paltitze." It F. lit LI • ICTUltivli, IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their tie- JR- viatiim from the ismer:ll plan bast gam Iti.zhly bent-act,. 10 ethers, aid improved is their issofessioikal acquirement* by iltailtriiv of near (wilily years r Me,rs. R l Is. lad CO. emanate, with unabated qr f.mr. tar eradication of those disorders which are the cootleiptelier Wien isidulecnce, sir the destiuctive habits of the" ii.ronsiderate School-Ito . I o profe.sing the cure of these Complaints. they Mild oto no in. &nen:lent to vice ; WO, erosible as all men must held l'oe ex. • TAM P ACT. itleore of sorb rdansities, they , -.11,r their assistance rte ,re..; rly 1.1131f 1 j1 edocAled Stir.-eora of L1, 1 .d.;11. and of the Royal eiillege K EARSLEY'S.TAX TABLES, for IBIS, price Edinburgh. In all rases of Miphv lithe Infection, tied in every L G . op.; 4-Gummier, with the (Ild, all tile New Acts of c ta.pbtint of Debility and I)e6ciency, whether mi.ing from the the ' ,reseal S m ola'', relating to retail dealers in Estimable Ar nifituation of a certain dermas...ye habit, long residence in wain tte;4. l , L .cal Tokens, the Stamp I)ut•ev, Life Annuities, &c, co:names, free living, or any other entire prodocing a drficency p ew s,' r o r.G. literary,' Fleet—orcet. • of manly vigo ur , t h e pnt i eut way re l y on it spe. dy restoration ! •1; whom tans 14 Iv %iz‘irtiu: Their improv e d pion of ra ring Strictures o f AN .ABRII'Gt. F. T.t , f all 'the INSOLtiPIT ACTS le. iii. Urethra hos been att en d e d w i t h p et stlitir 'tureen. • Strit lures tied* thelisedo`Acts. I by the • Edi to r of Mei Taa Tables. of ten nod twenty years' donation have yielded to their treat. pnire Is . gt. .! melts in the short period of three week.. Several - Nohletnen silo! Gentlemen of the fi rst respectobilit , have laboured under I 10 11 1111 1 0 . with a Map of Sicily.. twice It. Its. 6d. boards. this painful and distrewing disease, having received a radical and A VIEW of the PRESENT STATE of Sl permatem cure, particularly request Mat reference may he made ClLif, and Extracts from Letters . ..ramp 'ln Sicily in to th em , as satisfactory evidences of the de. ided superiority of i8c..10. Currie nod Co.'s Plait of Tientment. Many of there , By THOMAS WRIGHT-VAVOUAN, Esq. • Gentlemen had bees ender the care of Messrs. MOW, Heavi ' With Observations on it. general Character, Climate, Cont. side, and other Satricon• of equal easiort.ee. who attempted merre, Re.norees, Sec. Zinn she late Survey of Abbate But. their Cure by the application of the Lauer Caustic,. without I salmi .Profewor of Agriculture Ltd Public liconottiy. at the %CCM. Rural Academy, Polere•o, Messer. Carrie and Co. ratty -I‘loorapid by patients of either Of this Work • Mr. Vaughan . has given us tie excellent ilex, with the greatest seereg,4o , balsuur , id their house, No. Translation; - 111 i( have tie *ty took on the subject of Steo.' or 107. Halloo-gardenat trust Gill the present state of Sicily, comporahle to it. The Patieuts In the country rwe requested to Mate the particislan l Population, Suite 'of •Ahrimalare r of Morals, Customs oust of their case, ime,and grist* banal of tiring, the. dr. inchnitia . Cnwtnerce , ate acutely setruseurartlyrepreseeted." t ?tentative for Mike sad Medicines, when the Same Will he I Itrit.,CrititcJely s hill Riven a, wort to any part if tlteskingdom. To ensure that se- The Map may he had_sepanttely, price fry. erect, so essential ter: skein seetecatttrig. Use passage of letters, Louden :• Pinned for QiU, Gertli,•and'Penneri'Petetaillial4 may be atMsd to the accosts. for medicines. . . .PERILITY,'&c. ENCOURAGED by the uniform success attend- , lug their peculiar method of treatment in the c ure of a few prevalent complaints, which has been confirmed by the ex- . •perieure• of mossy years in a large find extensive post - nee; see- 1 sible also of the happy effects smutting to the public from sae diral loess confining their :notation to a tennis' class of diseases, NiesSrs. (IOSS and Co. continue to direct their studies to those disorders arising from a secret destructive habit of inconsiderate . youth, which not only oecasious a numerous train of nervosa af. (*.film's, bust 81.0 entails on its votaries all the eneraating holies , Mit ies of old air. In that distressing state of debility or dell. Ciente, whether the casteeimeoce of such baneful habits, even sive driultine. long residence.in hot clisnates.orany oilier cause, by which the powers of the constitution become enfeebled, no regularly educated Sfirg0111): of London, they offer ml firm, sole, ant.! .peedv fe,lol'4llloll la sowedKIIII.ViatIMU4 health. , %V nere - an early applicatista is made for the cure of a certnia DI-order. fiequesoly cootrarted in a moment of inebriety she eradication is generally completed isa the short spare o f days 1 end in the more advanced and inveterate stages of vene real infection, cluxacterised by at variety of painful and dbdress sing ss :Norms, a perseverance in their plots ( without restraint to diet nr exercise) will issuee to the patient a permanent and radical cure. T•.e diseases of the Urethra, as fretrently connected with or 1 ace-lag lions the above Complaint, have not escap e d th e i r /mea -1 tints; by en sofallshle and improved •plitn, they ore crinkled to 1 re 1111 l se obstinate Clem, and Strictures, whether resent or of long thwart 111 l , without resorting to the painful toot dangerous use of the eat:slit Wll,. Many instances can be adduced sit very inveterate cases. or several years enntinuance, having yield ed tn. their.snestval in a few days, after the tare had bilis at tempted by other practitioners. without effect ; and such lutes been the agreeable-result of a :practice of 'fourteen years, that the mode ../ treatment has not to one single instance-ever proved abortive, durieg•which period sitanythomand peirns, of both aches, li've einerienced the enjoyment of having been per. feisty cured, oiler severe and lejarious methads bay, been per severed is to no purpose. Mears. floss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of obese paritular complaints, in order that they May not he, hy a ..nassakeofew, marked with the obloquy Itl sily attached to the rapt ensAric, Oath it butimmice la t to state, thatibt7 have been properly educated and initialed into every braitteb of she preleatiaa (reetillentes of which, from differeps !loving'', and tebutartoisk.fras the autst ragmen Physicians, they 'nice to coussince.uny enquirer) that Site sitcoms resultieg from their endeavours a r.t iaddred them to quit the practice of the grweral Praesititair, asti•tboy pretest that their pre tensions imatinsto a. Ws i groood for she amPreeedented cona deuce - with *filch .they lave,. by the Public, bees ass liberally lintiovind. -1 • 1 .• To be twasulted at their home daily, (personally, or by let : in) by P i atiettb, of either Sea, with secrecy, deliaacy, and Inv Semi"), Patients in the country are rimed to state the:particulars of she's rate, age. and rainier of Heim,. Oilcloth% aZliak-nate • ksactiOse nisi medicine*, and the wail will altsfseirratsled 10 ; any part at the Mooing. `. Goss iiii•co.',4l4:oo, N.:- is, Beaverie*eit,' Flset;. meet. of Government,the Regency paw itself -under : 04 harsh, but indispensible, necessity of carrying leto effect the banishment threatened, and - the occupation of his temporalities, as imperiously required by the 'Sacred law for the preservation of the .State, endef ledividuals. 64 The Tribunal of the inquisition introdeeed into these kingdoms . by the Catholic Sovereigns Don Eer. .dinand,and Donna Isabella, haying b e e dd .abeihmod by the Cortes,ifter a mature and deliberate eaaptinii• Lion, they re-established in its stead the law of the Portia: ; and ordered that the Decree and'Maui. festo in which tOy explain the just and powerful rena ;WS which had induced them to abolish that •Tri. should be read in all the parishes of the Me• starchy, in the Offertory of the greater Mass, for the information.of the people. The Nuncio pretended that the Inquisition could not be abolished without ; the 'cement-of his Ilolinest, end made that represen. tetion to the Regency on the bth of Mamh, writing at the same time to the Bishop of Jaen, and toile Chapters of the vacant Sees of Granada and Malaga, declaring his opposition to the Decree and Manifetno, exhorting them to conform to his dictate, and chats. ! log thew toitrVed with Ate grouse reserve. • • " The Regency, on the 23d of April, by the Mi. nister of Grace and Justice, admonished the Nuncio net to exceed hid authority, since any exiess in that respect on his part would he contrary to the rights and privileges of the Crown ; and to prevent any ill impression, published a Manifesto, directed to the -Prelates and Chapters, Informing them of the con. _duct of the Nuncio. • " The Nuncio, through the intervention of the Secretary of State, transmitted to the Government, on the 28th of Appil, a note expressive - of his sur. prise at this resolution ; and that it had been commu. Ideated to him by the Minister of Grace add Justice, and not by the Secretary of State. " This note was accompanied by copies of the let• ters which he wrote to the Bishop of Jaen and to the Chapters of Granada anc*Malaga; and an answer to the official note communicated to him by the Minister of Grace and Justice, which contains the following expressions, sufficiently strong to give offence to the Regency :--- 4 That he could. not but believe that hs vas under an indispensihle obligation to act as he had done in quality of legate of the Pope And in fulfil ment of the duties of his ministry. That though he wished nothing more than the peace and tranquillity of the kingdom, and it was contrary to his character to intermeddle In other subjects than those belonging to the dutfes of his legation, yet in ecclesiastical mat ters he was obliged to engage in that correspondence and communication which was required of him by the duties of his office. 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