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• t k FRENCH DOCUMENTS. rec,,ninned frolit oor Piiotr of Yesferday-j 10..--71 , .:KTI1AC*1' OF A Dist , Afpit VRQM -001.1147. OTTO, TO 'TEM )11N1511 2 .11 FOR FOREPIit AVTAIII.S. Vienna, Mardi V, 1813. MoNsEtGiqrUit--- . -^i was yesterday to have govt to Count ale Metternich, to be informed-of cow iobs which had just been. made to hint by At,•d e Iralielherg, but the Minkter %vrote to me, oecupatiOns Ivould not,,pei mit of his, see ing. me, and that be requested _I would call ,upon Lon this morning., t went at 10 o'clock. The Minister informed Me, that lie had read the dis patches of the'Eniperor Alexander, andlbat he ‘Kas perfectly satisfied with the tone of moderatirm xvideb reigned in Nicol. Russia not only accepts the Austrian Mill potentiary., but even her interference for peace.:— '!'he Emperor of Russia regrets. that Austria will not profit by the present favourable circinnstatees to recover her losseS, but he respects her motives ; he has no otherobject than the re-establishment of the tranquillity of Europe, and the conclusion of tt, general pence. The political system of AuAria. being definitely fired, Russia will nottoter any proceedings to turn her from it." Such is, in it few ‘cords, the substance of this first reply ; the Minister, neverthelest, confessed to me, that. Russia took infinite pains to draw Austria into her alliance, but that' site would .not succeed. This first step. of Russia iS but it reply to the demand concerning M. de 'Lebzeltein's is9joll.--Ititeiligence is daily expected of Beni pooniaries, and immediately after the arrival of this account, Prince Schwartzenberg %yin set out to confer with your Excellency. `signed) r►:oM THE SAME To THE %AMP. o'er°. Viotha, March 20, ISIO. MOIg'SFIGNIIVO,—Count de Narbonne arrived 'here on the 17th, and delivered to me the letters for my recall, which your Excellency has clout int the honour of addressing to me. TheyClioill be presented to-inortow, and on the same ittg;my will deliver his credentials: . The Austrian Cabinet has at last received in telligence from count Lebzeltein, and ail official , reply froni 'M. de Nesselrode, the origiaal of which Count Metternich has. sent me, and a Copy of which have the honour to send with this., This dacutneut is drawn *up in a mariner to dCCCIPIII9-. date itself to all the interpretations which may be wished to give announces the desire, of peau ; but with modifications which prove . . how mucti Russia ie.., s contpromising herself with Eug z: , land. \kik! do ioit understand what littStiia under stands by the guanzniees of peace, unless that she itttailii by those, worda, the convocation of a Con gress \h ere the principal Powers of Europe should itgrPe to the establishment of a state of things :aitient and sanctioned each of, them: In :ty, the best guarantee for Russia is in its geographical position. It is rather against her, tivit, Austria, Turkey, and Germany, require a goavvoitee:w moll will either be tonna in the pre pooderance of France, Or in a fortruti-ngreet erit. to preserve in co• n non the limits which shall have been fixed by the treaty. rfli . e objection was forvseen here which Russia conld make to the friendly interposition of a Power actually at war with her,. and the Chevalier de fiehzeltein wits charged to reply to it. • To its, however, this objection is a fresh proof that there subsists .between the two Courts no React under standing which can render the candour of Austria stitipicioas. This deduction is the more just, be cause in •the saute document Russia makes 110 scruple of acknowledging her intiniate 'connection with Anstria, whi ; h she declares to be her ally; so . mticli i so, that her consent arpears to be ucces sary for opening negociations for peace, .There has existed, since the 11th March (the date of M. de•Nesselrode's letter) a formal treaty bet w een the two Courtsi and as this understand ing. was no ways necessary to cause the 'evasive re ply or Rosin, it proves that she colisiders this new allhr ace as a great advantage. , The defection of Prussia is positively announc, ed by - M. de Nesseirotle's- letter, but it is not yet pt%iverl by an dcelaration. Count de Met ternich only waits fair this moment to make at Bi.eshoi the same. Overtute which has , been made in I.4thzland and Russia. Count Zielic, Austrian 'Minister, has been provision idly ordered to leave the Court of Russia, and all coinimmicatibn with Baron de UntuliohlE, Prussian Minister at Vienna, balbeen interrupted. Count, de Meternich has just read to me, with the greatest satisfaction, the dispatches Which he has received from Count de Bobna, and M. de Floret, to the 9th of March inclusive, They gave a detailed account of the conVersations• which they have had with his Majtesty, and with your :1'2,x4",e11..ti0tty.,, and-their result. has Caused the 'most ...;: NarlY l llllC nt/t fail informing your (44 tale !, ,,- erarationm which Imve been or,iite 'Rol!, to man n fronticr witch flunk., exposed than.it' %vas at the c.ounneneement-of tlle 4 way., as it fAt...nris Croat tzerlacvit z tO t illeet tit(' t vuse ocea,lonetl by thota: 'reparations, the or flat app , rinted a (:otnnassion, tv it i) ,tabli.ii:ug a just ntean but ween the oxtreme heavy .;ystetu _of taxation proposed by M . ,,de Fp;, and the !Junk and Lomi,system ; suggostt!ti, by o th e r financiers. Connnissinn begun its s i tt i ngs y es terday—presickd by ,Count de ,'-:t•nimn. Viigned) 0 11'0. ))ocUNII;NT JOINER TO PRC9EDING DISPATCH: ,"‘l, t.r CO:d.TE—In the al}senceot . ,Cottat de Ito ntalizow, who has beet) detained at St. burgh nit iinpertitnt . bitsineas; the ..ILinperOr Hag , oidered itte to reply to , tht: oflicial dispatch of. t: ftit.li Chevalier .de 14f-li-I.dt:chi wa the bearer. I iii, Alajekty h is direeted to that document the at t t titio n vi:oceeglillt._!,' caused by liti object (if high import., , ,ce denamili, Always free from uolitical.priticiples hare never chang, id. Ii _ wlsi;Cs for peace,. 141 t a pei.i.ce couse vetilly with %itch r,tiArantees that Auttria her6eit ought to iiesirtl. however, it niu.st b e a d m i tte d, it is Ow fil• , t, tkie thilt a power, still at war, pro ,—. , 4 to ititerpt,,,t: for peace. Forms an d cus p, tirliS Ore vayianr:e _iith such a prcrog,.itiye. I tt italwriai Majesty ittiB it So itmetiat heart to e s itee the Empetor, your august mastor,, fill prutof confidence and Ills es teem, that he does- not allow bimselt to he g"id'' by such considerations, :This manner o! - .. receir your propositions, M. Le Count, shOuld give the explanations a character of frankness : * which can alone ensure the proceedings of a negocia tion tending to conciliate„ go great interests. It remains then to be considered, that since the date of your ministerial letter, PrOsSia, front motives of which' Europe will judge, havioinvd her,arms to the Russian aruis, and in this way presents several interests combined into one. 'flit ties are, too strong between Russia and Great Britain, too intimate between Russia and Prussia, too strongly established-with SWetlen, to allow .your Majesty separating her cause from that of any of the Powers allied with leer, The,Emperor, itt consequence, orders me to declare, in his name, that he will accept of the interposition of Austria, in the event of Its being equally accepted by Eng laird,.Prussia, and :Sweden. You yourself will judge that it would be ha possible for his Majesty to make a more catego rical reply, nor one more friendly. Ilis . Majesty the Emperor of Austria will find the same princi 7 1)16 on all. occasions. They are considered with us as the only means of obtaining the results pro. , posed.-- 7 -11 have the honour, to he, 846. &c. (sizned) count de,NESSELRODE. Kitleseb, Feb. 27 (March 11.),. 1813. . • [To he continued.) BOXING. The matches bet Ween Marten (the Jew) and Lancaster; (gun and Davis, 4e. took C,place yes terday on Coombe Warren, near Kingston, in the presence of more than ten thousand:specta'ors. The first battle was that between Marten .and caster, which lastcd three hours and thirty fire minutee, and in which one hundred and ninety-live rontids•Were fought, a circumstance unprecedent ed in the annals of prUze-fighting. Lancaster beat Marten, in a smart battle, at Iliekmansworth, 12 months ago, and in this instance 'they were matched for a stake of twenty guineas, and a sub seription purse. Harry Harmer 'and J. Clarke ' seconded Lancaster, and' :Leas and Puss se conded Marten.: It would fill many columns ,to enter into a description of this battle in detail. /letting at setting-to was 3 and 4tol - on Las caster. In the-first round Marten made play, and. planted dexterous hits left and right on his adver sary's head, and which nearly closed one of his eyes. A smart return, was made by Lancaster, and a rally followed, when Marten was hit down.' The round produced first blood from the head of Leneaster. The subiequent rounds were man fully contested for about half an hot', when Lan caster's head presented a frightful spectacle, but he had the best of the battle, and kept the odds in his favour, although in ,the fifth round he knocked up his right-hand knuckles,' There was much.gaiety of fighting for the first half hour, when Marten' pursued a' system of fighting not very amusing to the . ring, by pinking and getting away froM h:s-man, and when in a close he did not pay scrupulous regard ho he got down. 'Lan-. caster lost the sight of one eye, and got,Janued in the laud, early in the tight, .antd Marten siteeced. ed in closing the other at last. Of the two, Lan caSter was the best fighter, and he bad superior lengtkand strength, and alWays threw his adver sary, or was uppermost. It was half minute time betwixt time rounds, ind -time men were always ac tive, ftna, *with the , exception of the shifting but Fafe way practised in the middle of the battle . by Marten, it was a manful fight b e twixt men of game unrivalled. In the last half hour a Marten became the favourite, Ills adversary being blind and exhausted : Lancaster could not be bcought to time, and Marten was declared the victor, but he was also severely punished, and had more than a hundred heavy falls: COYAN AND DAVIS, These men next entered the '2O feet roperl ring, with Painter and a stranger seconds tar Coy in, and Jones' and Dick Whele for. Doris. Coyan was heat by Painter, the Lancashire man, at Mar gate ; and Dlivis•is an athletic candidate for box ing fame, and a navigator. The battle was most obstinately contested for 50 minutes, bat Coi , an was beat ultimately. The loser displayed much good science, but the terrific right hand, about the neck ant4ead of the Irish man, was too forcible' to be borne. Coyan bad all the advantages of science, and he bad the best of the first.part of the battle, particularly in lett handed straight hits at the head ; but he often lost his temper,, and, instead of . ..profiting by supe rior science, he went in and rallied, and fought at worst. The winner is a promising pugilist, and has distinguished himself in Berkshire, under the patronage of Mr. G. K 4 a es, TILE POLICE. Bow-s Tut wr,--Yesterday /Vm. Justice, the par, tcr. of the Black Lion inn, Water lane, Was charged . by ,Mr.'Sketchtey, before Mr. NAatts., the Magktrate, with defrauding hint of a sl‘tilling i the charge for the carriage and porterage of a pig:as - ant and a brace of partridges, by the head nig coach—the 'potter's ticket beiog.evidently al-. tered from one shilling and eight-pence' to t r i g ) billings,--Ife w t convicted in the innutitv of 21, and co,sts. The guard of the Exeter Subsctiption Coach underwent an examination, charged with stealing a 'parcel containing Bank-notes to the amount of 200 i. and' was Committed for further cw.:nination. IiaTToN-Cintioniq..---ivesttnalay a yonng roan of the mtrue of &tither*, was brought up for exami irgion, on rasher a- novel kind of charge,- it a p. Hared.that on the preceding evening the prisoner stood iitithe foot of the stairs leading to the gal lery of Sadler's Theatre,, and stopped the persons going up, telling them they were to pay there, on which he received spvertilwns ; when, dreading to be detected, on the persons who paid him making their report ; ti weitt botne dianged his clothes, and returned to the so m e place, and finding the first inquiry:mi Over , hererionied his former place, and tlemande:l payment oh .seme 'mire personi who were 'go:ng. up. boys who saw the prisonet• make the demand, and had heard the yepurt of the first- inquiry, ‘cent iuformr4 some of the Police, Odieers, and he was imivediately taken into cuszo4. L un d, fi,r whose.heiwfit the performance was, waved a pro.. s ectit i pn (AA of -regard to the young I . l;an's svhio are very respectable people. Lie was sent On board the tender. . M iltltl , . Last sit Birmingham, Mr. John Watt. aged 75, of Unman). near Whlthy, Surgeon and Apothecry, to Miss lleoehast, aw:(11 , 1, of tbe former A few days ago, sit Scarhro', joint Dison;'en old fisher. man, aged 9,3 yettrs. to Dorothy,Dooth, aged 30, both of Scar; bro'. The numbor'or person; present ou the OC:C=l , tiOtt WAS supposed to lie shunt 933; the orties attempted to go to church no less Hum ,lire thoes before; hot the snob being so great'prerenteil them. , • On the sth inst, suddenly, in a fit, the Rev. William Tal;hot, staims. one of tile Minor Canon') a Roeheuter Cat lt atm of Richard St/tines, Itsy. o f sf l ortendnin., ne.,r i'ufarpte. On Mond.ty taut, at Sitnnonth, the. Hun. Mius Lykt9o• On Fit 145 t, at Hampton; ofatuliotts fever, narlit, third datitOtttr 11j f IV! Rev. Dr. 11.n4.1n, Miniater of tit.tt Ott Sat:until/ taut, at his hcnt her's itope in PereY-stre.t,tf . A. Bode. yonngrtlt ut 2out .Olnve, ill the 17tIt year of hi 4 4ge n On tile enth utt. at lizttitford, biro. * Holder of St. Jartteu`s•- On tin. !A inst. at iliPmt, in the eStir yr n- of her age. Mrs. Jhrtit.ii I irring.,, coonget.t daughter of th, i it.n,l4e Deriage LLD. Drnn of Ittpue. 41341 grasui•daygi, terut tb lea Arch / hi.linn Shame. TUESDAY'S . cIAZETrE—C4oriNvEn. .• Trier , ((/ire, 1)0. 19, 1813 ; Sth itegiment of Dragq.oti Guards, Comet A. Bober to lie Lieutenant, tritholit purcha.e, vice ltrary, Founded. Ayl- Pier Burke ; Gent. to be Cornet, by put• 11th itegiment Dragooni, John Del a ney Ailinitham, Gent. 111 he Cornet, vice Barb e r, sitperseded. e faker, 7th Regiment of Light Prigoons, Fre:ler - Alt Beatty, Gent. by purchase, vice' Grenfell, promoted. Stephen Rice, Gent. %Minna purehase, to lic , CornetA, lath Ditto, Janie+ Edward Moretint Douglas, ent. to be Cor net, wiiatit purchase. 13th Dragoon , Lieutenant J. Buckler. Lieut. and Adjutant C. Jones, to ha Captains of Tenapi, without pordnisc: 10th Ditto, George Nugent, Gent. to he Coring, without Nor-, chase, vice Douglas, whose appointment has not taken place. • 18th Ditto, Henry Duperier, Gent. to be Adjutant (with the rank of Cornet), rive Widdie, whoresigits the Adjutancy 20th Ditto, Surgeon Thomas Short; from a particular service in the Mediterranean, to be Surgeon, vice M'Adant, pro moted on the stall: liegiment of Foot, John William Kelly, Gent, to be purehase, rice Pro :ier, premoted. 3d Ditto, Henry. Yourig, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchases vice Gold frap, promoted. .4th Ditto, Ensivo H. Aillitelri to be Lieutenant, by purchase, ) vice I orris, uho•ctires. sth Ditto, Ensign NV, 11. Hopkins, vice Waldron, promoted in the ;37th Foot. Ensign L. Ford, -vice ('raker, deceased. Nicholson, vice Croasdaile ; promoted, to be Lieu tenants,- Without . purchase. Will: nu Huish,.Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice HOpkins, promoted. 10th Ditto, Ensign William M'Cartt l y, from the•Durbam • to he Ensign, without purchase. • / Bth Ditto, Thornad Thompson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, Vice 'Appelins, promoted ou the eth Garrison Battalion. Hovitlil-Assistant R. Scutt to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice l.e 11, n lio resips. 'list Ditto, Hospital-Assistant 'l'. Pack to be Assistant-Sur germ, vice White, pioaltitcd, 1131, 11D1 1, ), rcl•ct Vajor John :ilcsser to be Major, without purchase, ripe Iletbes, promoted in tbe 162 d Foot. Lieut. A. MticaliMald to be of a Company, vice Siesier. Ensign John Podge, by pniet„at , e, Neluitt, who retires. Ensign N. vice . oe Lieutenants. jete . . mitill Dews , n, :hot. Itoskgo. - 3./th Uitto, to he Lieutenants, I.:wit:us J. Kitirsbury, vice Williams, killed in action; .I.l).Tutlor, vice 1..,ed, Idled io . action; and S. Cortis, vice Llead of ins wouneei.— . To he Elisips, Volunteers John Leckie, vice Kingsoilry Jahn Fitz Gerald, rice Tudor; and R. :ABU, r ; vice c:trtos. 45th Ditto, Brevet Lieuteinutt-Colottel T. Forbes to ne Lent. 'Colonel vice Cranford, killed in action ; Brevet :1 , :. - tj,r Lightfoot to be Major, vice Forbes; Lieut. T. B. Costley to be Captain of it Company,- vice Lightteia. Enaigh .--!----112idilleton to be Lieutenant, vice Costley. Creswell, Geut. to be Ensigii, vice Middleton. 486 Ditto, Henry Gent. to be Easigte,Ly purchase, vice Scott, promoted. , • Stith Ditto; Lienteaatit William tower to be Captain of a Company, Without purchase, vice Richardson, appointed to the 3111 lloy,!t1 Veteran Battalion. To be Lieutenants, .En- Charles Brewn, vice Bower; Charles coliih2s,.yiee. A. P. Browne, who resigns. To bc Ensigns,. Joint Dillon, Gov. vice nvn; ; John Al , Mation, Gent. vice Co'lint. 66th Ditto, Ensign A. Mnna, to be Lieut. vice Struchan, sttperSedvd.' 59th Ditto, Ensign J. W. Gilson to be Lieutenant, vice Payne, killed in action. To be Ensigns, .1. frog. the 6th. Garri , on Battalion.. vice; Cornelius iient. vice Royse, whose appointment has not titisen place. 61st Ditto, Edwuril DoOtwan Verner, (ictit. to be Ensign, without pukha..., vice Itatclifte,_prolitoted, p Ditto„Hospilal-Assiitant E. Hollicr to be Assistant-Sur to:On, vice Bolton, promoted. 66th Ditto, Ettaign Thomas :11ach to be Lie : Utenallti witbogt purchase, vice Browne, whose appointment has not ti lten place. 760 Ditto, Lieutenant James B. Parry to. be Captain of a Company, by mireliase, vice Aihn biailachluu.'promotett. iio 9 ign nod adjutant James lintetteon to have the rank of . Lieutenant. Ensign J, W. Inman to be Lieutenant, by purchase, `•ice Barry. 87th Ditto, En iign T. Lee to be I.lentenaat, wl•tout, pur* chave, rice Dowling, who re.tigns. L..lie, front the. 75th Foot, ty . be Serg.vit, u.e 4?- . . . pointed to the 37th.F99t. • t .9114 Ditto, Lieut John Young, to tie Captain of.a Ci.nnek!),y, without pnichale, rice :nucleon ' placed upon ltalpluty. pay. 1? pay. J. O'Leto y to In. ..icutttottot, rice, Young - . John Rutherford to he tiittcy 'rice Craufurd, killed in • action. 98th Oat°, to be Lichtenant ' without purchase % Ensigns V. keen ; W: ()mei, from tile Nova ScotmFeneibles,. 1(A1 st 40, Vretierich Pat ti.tuti . Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Cary, promoted. • '6th t;arrilon Battalion, Ensign 1.. C. Appelinsiftorn the att, Foot, to he Lieutenant., vice I)alrym;le.appointe , l to the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion ; John O'Mara,' tient...to be nusigtv, vied Mlichintosb, apyn;tlt,,l to the Zt9tb Foot. .liOserrAt.-STArr.—TO be itegiturntal Surgeons fora•partictt lar Service hi the Mediterranean, Assi..taat4Snrgeon It. 11. Bo:ton, from the 62(i Foot, vice Alekontler;'proinoted. As sistant-Surkeon P. White, from the 21st ,Foot,vicq. Ilan protnotttl. be Hospital-Assistants to the rurces.-- William Bromet,, ,Gent John Dempter, Gent. Mould Fililay-wai, Gent. White Gut. John lVallace, Gent. Thothas Cotron, Gent. White, Shannon, Gent. . son, Gent, and Robert Turnbull, Gent. 'Tie King's Certuan Legion. .* nil 11 , ttalion of the , Line, tiospital-Nlfite Francis Rogenliart to he Alatistant-Surgeon, vice Kleine., who resipt4, .The. Duke of Ilronswid: t)el's,Corps. Infantry.—Sesjeant tronv the Cavalry, to tie Ensign, vice B osse, promoted.' • The appoint ment Of ;Inuits Keith, Gent, to he on Hospital - Assistant to the Forces, as.stated in the Gazette of 'the 4th nitittu,, ha not taken place. I..ientenant Kroger, of the 60th 'Foot, is superseded, hem p , Absent without leave. ntvaTV.rfins. N o . a, W. Wells un. of Bradford, , Yorl;:hire, grocer— , Nov. /. A. Charles - , of the Old Jewry, wine.inerchant —Nov. 4. S. Griffin, Sun-street, Bishopagate.ltreet, Q. 11,. Clarici,T, of trpper George-strect, Nancitester-stio4rr, ' trphobiterer—Nor. W.ls,rooolheatl, Coventry-start, Hay marlset, linen -draper—Nor. t;..'.1. I.4tycocl;,, Mucylier4on and It. Rec.', Holborn and thathamoimen-drapers—Nov.2. 0. NeAcomb, Cavendish-square, nploshiturcr—Nov. e. P.Go.iefrav owl G. Steveng, Old Nichols-street, Bethnal-gram, Nor% 6,. J. Jones;llearbinder-lane, q..lll.llter,elottit. C.I:}tTWICATES, J 1. SU: W. Ity,ley Work.c.ter, linewdraper—J. Rnbirlson, Kings ton-upo4-fitill Ciarhe, Hatton•Ciarden, grocer— T. Lumley, Glitter-lane, Cheapsitht, t4ercliatit—T. E. Appre , toli, iluutschitlitch, provisfirm-inefcbant. pAßTNEresnips LASKOLVCD. : AIWA and G. Gibbs, Itaulev, SVASTordsliire—W. Dixon, and. A. Turnbull, inillwrixlit--T.browning :irk! J. S.'lnethurst, Manchester, ree,l-nialcers—R. and F. It. Ilia tw,:ll, 13ristail, Ropet tind T. iimistm, Maid-lane, Sult[murk, beer-tlealers-,-3. W. Bristow and It. Arltgll, 111outit..4truet, Lambeth, tthertl4Bliers—,l..M. Shorn, J. 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Currie Anti Co: — filVe ':Cett",'`.i; 0,";:e above respettatittr'Protetsins iTf London ilo"•; c t ir 0 :(0 i l l the diligence ~ k ill,, anti humanity, wi°' *v.. 0 0. 2) f naiad the diligence, assixneu them dui iv,: il'e temicit thei rletlutes and I',a tiers. 4, '11.) 'ff. 1:)\1.15 T. 111.03, ES'ik • No. 9 •13 ..d t 1 ~,,mlOll., '1 . . ,. N LA!, il ;;e-stree , , ~, , • -i" AteC , ,- r I li-E ( ; lektYe to inform vott , that C%, l l, l ',,,tyii i ii 4,4:4‘Ilivel'rr:1.1:1141'rc:1;:1).;,:'')1.1:'llti°,.11311f:N.:"Iif:.1.,:*11'1.:1.:71,11rt''.11:..11,Zi:Y1'11::ti.:0.1111.711'1‘1(8::,:,1)i..1:41),:rlitii::b1::34:1'nilitillrt ‘'::..!iti:;;‘,',151;11::;:11,1.°clit...:c:t.;,:iil::::1:;,,:.7ttli).,:f.:),,',u:1::::11'::1:!Ylra,",::::11,'4;,11-.614.;i?.,,it:f'oti'.:1'.„.1tr.::.447.1',. :I hi: of the most inveterate 1141111... 1,, II i" ; "',; . 1$••••'',. tuy tli,,oriler had got to tIItII .‘, head, -L. 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Ttion)i),oll, ( I ' l ' :•,: great a cute by them t w o:), to take i ,,tti 1. , t'0 1, . wiklt I began to i 1,,,, on the 26th of .M.ly ; i il ,, ''; ;t': `. m fu t r i t nl i l g s i t i b t e l I.A t e .g r i r u s l ' on ) Orrde''''ltveli'lt.l- il:flill'elftiltirii4lliii.:: ''':' :::°: sooti lifter, the stares on uty legi he:tled al eve r, considerahle diicolouration in thoLlcio, f, z i.iil i':, hone of the left( w bids, .to the lile",iiii, a t , '',' ,•' .. longer p er g e eerietee iti your.ilicoloa!4 ) 7 M' i- , '. titg nodes dispersing,' tilt,! utlili .1-:gilitlillg 113 ...i. , ' ' , , . the imenuial ir,tiogradmill!rigoin4 otE.-,--ttli'' your libeirl advice aluYsituOicini,?, prrfectl fro, i, termer' ctooplitititn—hare rr covered iq .r.irloc, . :trell4tth, and aio liewinie jolly Pad flit, 111 ,kiii,:', ' .i: COLltitMe! itiAll7"trroptbs.t) tha ara.)ailtratatat or . tue, 1 tun at 310,3 in wllat.: terr.-. 1. to ex.press to!. .'."..,,,, li'. yon, fur the good' of other frlfferilict 1301::.1:,,,,.1i,,„, tiriA niyeaie iv; pilling' ag pos:ible, in; ',shall or e ' :4, Stitt ;in iu Juing Cull will g,reatly &digit , . , _ r oil, lr, your graiefal, obcJiott, very ltUtob,e'e,,q;;J, ' ,1141:,‘:- 50.•'. Snann's Cloy, Fligh-ytreet, Edinburg!, j'lbn 'Slov:i.,l:.:3';Vl.nlitr,N)tini,Till:diN:7l,ets:vil:ll:s:7l,ll;;'(..;°l'ctA:le',:*r-'illl.:ti l';''''''!!43ll4:l'' i i.. „ ? Pr ri l e t , ,, P , :".,::;e'll11.1!4o.H.:11;IN4.:11%,.. 4.1:1111:3e):.i111E0,.)7,:tit,e.:,C.1.,:rir,1:1)e1'ir.,!::::d:::f:11.-";.1:,,I:::::1::;:li:111:::' . , s ilo il l; col .tirpr irovidentx .if twat: 0411 38 year", 11 1 ..► i tilts w0.,-,-, t i'',,n It di r e.,,Ult to the cote of Venereal (;iiiiiptj..„lop:, iii.:l,l",.ittal to - this Parts of Generation, witlll/!:•,:t,,,0.. -,-,.ere,:y..ehich raeli of big profrs4iem f,hibliti ikiW,l:)::,i,tgt,j Sldi ea ,e 4. lie natters himself the -advice 11,4 I,rovila:),,, tti Jr uitata*ly Admit:,..!ers topelsott, t5,',..i0.; 00 !,.", 43 gs. s ', 1 1 :t t' t! ' s " 'i i t :ti 'e ll 6 7„ .. d o. ' ,1 1 ) 3:.‘ a •oi d fl i' tit ct' r o n ll l 14:71tultiltighillii(:;•. 4i am 34 ,:_ j : " .„' n or of:, l ,l 't , Abv ttoldhy Ilk Appoiotment, f, , ,.• 0.4.., cialt,,,r,“-si. , : ‘ , IP 0 , living at a distatide, at fia, rerforner',, : , :rr. ~,.. 7,1 1, ,,A,•:!, .. .z : ,4 street, Pall-mull; the To)ilt.olt., •No. 10, (): 5t0 ..., :,,, ~ Disborough's, No. 7, rislivitrret•hi.ll; sir. '!' (i t,e4. o :•,,!tic bridge filliii,iiirgli; Mr. Nl`Paipiti, J0y.,11‘1,,r c„,r,,•14/ C3li".ll'', Dtt , lli , . ;. it ad by'one p;?r,iiii is , .7: o `..,.iir , •, r i, , ti , town in Oreat ll:-;.......i r,,,,itireran,i, in ilu'' ,/, , i ,, ,fof d oe. tll'•,lit,t•tittpo, and sc ile , l op with foil and Ittico,,rll' ,0 where,ttY .yorsoo-. of ei;•lier sex may clic' . exit., •iini,...l, m.....1,•cy, and ~; i i..ty• . ~,,el!i1J141/0,i, „:.. l '''' I''• ;,r,ty ii,, , , , - .4•41 in Cireitt-Ilrita;tr ~i , . • ... ... i: ,,30 , •V Mt irr:!... , :1:1 1:1....:!1, :', ::;V.1..f::.: 1:V.:: C....%.-•,.'''''' ,10i ,l,;''' fe ,t%,, , I'. 1 aylor, Nt. , 9, _,: f t t ; c orio Vr---- ' °- " / fp hilitater wittebi,leeloov, aml all other'' '."—gric, flrix'‘.,, 1.9N110N 'ldyll - by J. IL CARST'':flieral. '1;$0 buttiliazs; and by %V. :I. Sl,' ~,irer'.„idic ht •;;,v..faerlcv, ND; 112, StrAtiii; Lettcrs (posit up00m00 .0............,:,........................ . — ...... c .r....'"6r""`""................... ----- - -................._ 1 'ro Mr. ill;;..0is:, Apothecary. SIR, , 1 t`...1 u i sc o rl i sa y k O e Ur t ' is to who:: carried with me to Jamaica, Ind aLI th o se P'''' m eg:. ~ the x e i ( tr )N he a t ,A o:ii.):: i t 7: i ( t ) y ti tiorai etif:sa:n:otykohl Country for tillicius and ether Complaints. 1 .,. '- i t jiL l h i distributed it declare ta l tecl i itli4tlCilenarlitat;;;tietlireei el; ;;;:iisc.:;'elsvat'elco:i t;;;:::: , ~ agnie, T itii n :b e i t io , , : ou i I si o c ‘ i v pv i ci i i ig :ire the wines ofsevcral Ladies Ham Shaw, E'stics.c'eK—iviti7glisNittboleoci!uctiti!t4uteti;Qte.eMtlircE.iftr:otn)l".4ll:ll.:‘lCti.s'cicr':l.);l:l,' t'' Toe. n, ditto; G : y. ((Anowt), Esq. ,Savaloo% la Nlakoo"... to; I. Smith, Esii. , ()Id Harboor, ditto; G. .;lste;:; tAi do.; Mr: walker Port M.Orant,:ditto . I. l'elili;ls;,o, 11:41_ River, ditto • Mr. Mulleris,'ditio; I. row, l'osti s ,''' l * . . G. P. Polac . k., Esq. dit:o ; Mrs. Oliver Goldslaina, stop, ditto ; Mos. rerry,,St. Ann's;. 1\1.6. Wohxlrill: ;, Z nish Town • with 'Tian) . other erSoos of the OW re : bility. S t ir, your most obedient Servaid. ,'1 t i July 1, 1812. T lIONIAS VA ltl:oLl),,oilhe'sh"l'6lgf,,, : L. T f . Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. nil tier's,' Ni ) .4l,di Is t i side, coiner of raternoster-row, Loiclon ;'• Sharp Attuf ; ir., ;o l'ortstnouth ; lones, , Weston,' Alloutt, an:! Nl•ilitt' i iiijk 11 sea; Hall JILI 'Winston, f; nsport . Colvin In 4' * Sheerness; Peck, Ross, and Turner. Mil . ; il l ' x ' ,d, • worthy, Granvill;:, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plf o i. iq Knott and Lloyd, and S whiney and Cu', Pie '"o- , thliinge, Edwards and Penny, arid Lathbury. t:1-11 Sta:lies and Lynch, Manchester ; Tielvniallo f . 1 smith, Niandettots, Reaburn, Scott, and 4t 1 1 , , c burgh ; Baster and N1'0°1)41,1, 61•Igfow ; 13U%;ii i,.' Barry, Bristol ; Steven , on and Co. Norwich ; ',4,1 Leicester ; ',Dunn and Swum, Nottingham ; alitt . f . ;' most Country Medicine Venders, in Boxes g m ' i ' ti. most ,,' owl bs. each. ---------'"------'.; ''' Ni, • Ri:mX,S.T::I) fIEALI'II. Pri - 1 0 T fi li Its been toaire, . -, i; . • •.•L or 1 11, i ith.l,,dy Lac ~twiLl• • , .. _.... • ett,:ral reprobation, that men ilestit...te .ol 10 ,: t e,0 of i . r In, medical art have ofrered themselves as elt r. ,,! „e public patrohagein the profession of ph% sic F0rt 5r ,.. 1 ,, , t, 4 , ..., of doing justice write result of our studies and eitr'i" if ! ' to prevent us from being classed ainono; those el 11 0;do imprudent prc•ten,inrig have, unfortunately for so)c . i l tist I S', too favourably received, we beg leve to sobirla , ''pP 4 •: aild enliglitencil a littlhf.oi statement of ot.a' poilsvi t ', . ,''' ‘ 't goiter:writs. A ties havit4g received weer ilia ole: l3 ' ', r ;,'"' twit si the pupils r,:' Nlessrs. Gould:II and If4; a ' '( ; 41 ' ieetntes . a;id pritatiesl we c.4refu 11, ttten,led, at In 3 0 ,; i c ,' surgc'ons of tlic .1.,;:r I.at li, k ,.oia; ;we eota... l "' - ', l •:',4 ' h i gtcbtet,rtS in, that justly celebrated 5..11 ' •; t,o-1eih,01.0,,,,,, :-; matt, theiloyal College of Eclinhoir4li, itn , l". oo ' • ,,'l l ' ll- in the chtiCient branches of Arial() 7I V , V I r4,r) , 1".!'1 ' radicc of physic, Dy tliose. eMI ilerA profcssors, 1) rs. Miit,iro, t;'' , ''',l4 , ':4 liarniinal, Duncan arid, author:Ord W : e toot ' - kolt,i' r s ""tnetritl l .ti • nip t volts In . saying tint oor i0 . ,, a- k,,4 9 :4 lequirelneitts are Ii linCorlsi,lerable. ildviiig for . l i s wr, at . y,:qs in -,. te Venereal Com v iaints, and the v0t0u' 1 .:,,..!; at I)cti;ity, the particUlar objeat of Qtir studlolo.7s 1, t will, we hope, bi- al IV WV,kl that ‘,/e ha vt: 300 ‘ ' 11 7,.0 0 :41 ' mow ledge of their troament and core. In allil",'„ pier 'I rases of ,itcrettion a realer re-establishment 0 " .. . fr' ilt',, t' ' SW 71 F' he r O te C i s l. e r al F Y I r l 'l e r 1 wherel e r ri v c i i r ' ; 1 1 ta l‘)' z: t C tl ew n r 4 'll our 'dr4.l Y 1s i 1 t ) .. 1 1 a ' 1 tto tiers 1 '' i nave:rt .. . 1 ' a l ' : s '. .: I c'. : 1 i 11 l l ° ; I "I' 61 4: • 1 ; if°°: 4 I.; ' ' 'Azlttelt! a sate And radical cure.' . ~,,,hlt i l 4 A trddst the melancholy variety of disorder', 01 ~,I fir °, . 71, e? e :fleets a l i n h r, of : tl both ni t rust sexes. bl t 11 :t g li: 41 :::: a3:11::::::::::1:1':::111:7,4::14/11,004:11 9,7, lis , tresing than those o.,eficiiicies apct 11 01 , / ;, ; ' . .„ D1 .?„,, 4 ~ lu litly prevent tie ethbitier tne . matriiiitgl"t' ) ;4l f r - .1 "' :•je4 .4t ile,'W Litat 1 abilible inotia.o _treatment , IA . ' .04 04 ' Cl‘l • lit ) e t. ~ .est nt all human blt:Ssin-5, .1 strons,l„,,-11"10,1 ' „It !l i :i ,vs ;E! , :l l l l !l 4 : ll fi 'V j ii r : /t il lt t n ::l 4lsgt t. ; :'.: .b constitution. In ' all ca !,:, ; , - ` 0! ( 1,1 )1 _01 ; i;:„' P otV., ' r4t l [ US 1 MO couiitry die tcque,tol 0,,.. pl. oP :tg,. a trzge lie 1.51 ii-,1;:x o f .I'l'olo%o°ol I will a . remittance for advice and ine.oici' Ll irrli '' 4 ' .G. :. , 1,11, - _, _l_ _:_g_ tv . ell, or sent to Ali . part of the kitio:wole iiiP, Ar t 'UaL s"le q, SO g: , :tlf!llili to our I• 1 1-kilV, • ' 'o' tie'l Unt cr ► • ... 0 0. , 1 0. _. -- - - ....:14.3 .idris.., 91ti Tv tui• t);i' .N