The Sun. — London, England, 1807-08-28 00:00:00

1 pin - 7 I i 1 N, , • ~.r • Lt:firY/V . . r / 11. V. :71 - s • , • . • //, 0,.‘ k, • • `s ~ :, Niymtgli 4605.] . '=" THE. WAR S,PECTACI.V, WITH MO . THER 13W4CH, Scc; S.TI4 ,W S§T NH 145T.E R-I3RI DC E. Iliac; the I'at.roipigeof their 'Royal - Highnesses the Prince of % I VA 1:E S Duke'Or \lox K. 'ITHI S and.every.Eelaing' - li3 .Week only, will be presented tne'Ropithr War Speaacle, app:Ji,riate Scenery, NraOlinery,.3ze: cal ieci THE 'BRAVE COSSACK. Preceding Which, the favourite Otteratiol Ballet, called -TETE QUACK-DOCTOR DUPED. Various EQUESTRIAN and HERCULEAN I.XER ' , ejSES, with the laughuble Pantomime of • IiARLAQUIN . AND -MOTHE . R. BUNCH. .. - 1 Doors to beppened at Half past Five, to begin at Half past Six.•—Sccond.Price at Halt past Light. . • Boxes 4s. Second Price as. —Pit 25, ,Second Price as. ;- - Gallery is. _Second Price 6d. . „. Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the Box-Office, from Ten till 'fluee - 617 On Monday next, the gist inst. will be produced an • entire new COMIC PANTOMIME, with other Entertain; • , merits now in Rehearsal. , . - , ALBION FIRE AND LIVE U'I•FICt, LONDON. Aug. 16, iBo7. NOTICE is hereby given, frig a GENERAL' - Ct)t)itT of .PROPRIETORS of the A Ltil ON FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE- CWAPANY .will be held at the Company's House, in 'Change cornhitt, on Mond the the pat of August instant, at, Twelve o'Cloc Nay. k . atoon, for tne Eledion of three Auditors • 'for the current Year, in conforatity to the . 11eed of . Settle. mcnt. 119 C Ballot will be opened at Twelve o'Clo;:k, and will be closed at Three precitely. y Order of the BOard of ID iretiors, PliiPPSs Sec. This Day was published, with, Two Plates, price is. THE .TRIAL of T. SHERMAN,' for Criru. Con. with Lady Campbell, verdict !sod. with the Memoirs of Father and Son. Also, with two Plates ' price is. the Trial and intercepted Letters of Capt. Elwin, for Crim. Con, with the Wife of Sir G. Brograye, his Colonel, verdia '25,501. Also, price is. with four Plates, the Trial of Dr. Wolcot, otherwise Peter l'indar, for Critn. Con. with his Lamilady, to which is added his Amorous Memoirs. Solcity Day, 22, Fetter-Line, Fleet-street. • Where they he had, Trial of Si: luhn Piers tbr Crim..Con. With Lad'y Clonenrry. Price is 6d, _ Trial of Col. Passing kam tar trim:ld Conspiracy. Price is. Trial of David Ite.. tertson,. for an Unnatural Crime. Price ts. Reinarkahle .gists f or Unnatural (Mines, tried at Lancashire. Price p. ANY Person having a Small HOUSE or COT -rt. TAG E to Lett, with Out-buVii4 , 4 ace. near the ' 'ea., the Iti'ver Tharrie.si , or,any Canal- leading to and within Ten to Fifty Miles of 'L , ondon, may hear of a respeetable 'Tenant br stA t ing lull Oariic.'ulars by Letter, post-paid, to 'A. B. No. 2, lirompton•tow s near Loadon, - Midtilitie*. .A,ng. 27, 1807. _ • • - •IPITCHLEY ORANGE, I,IOI&THAMPTONSIIIRE. VALUABLE IFREEIIOI43 ,ESTATE., TO 1414-7,SOLD BY P.RI v.ivr cpN.pi.A.cl'. vl**4-y. DesirAblo FREEHOLD ESTATE, calf Ct Ptrcli LEV GRANGE, situate in the.lord lhip ot in-the County of Northampton, .trout to the celebrated Pirchley H unt,' consisting of the capital klessuaxc called GrinAe'House, with excellent Firth YetUS,. Barns, Staples., Out-Off - Im, Hoinestaadi, and Appufte stances thereunto belonging, and several Closes, or inclosed G rounds, • of rich tocattow, pasitire, and arable ,Land; con- - 'taMing together, by estimation, 127 Aor:1; . , or thereabouts, mow in the tenure of Arlr. Fartnbrough, on leasti, at the annual rent ot 5001, four kv!lch tease will b 4 unex,, iiired at MiLltaeliiias next. ()tie half of the purchase money may rcntl!n on security of the Estate; ind fur a .vicw of the Premiss apply to the Te *ant, Pitchley Grange House is situate within a convenient (Es ' tance trout rite Towns ot•..Northampten, Nlarket - Elarboro', Xetteritu,'ritrlistone, and Vil%'dlingbornugh, and may readily be converted into a Sportsthait's residence. : Further particulars may he . known- on application at the Office vi George Warinally, in- Market Harhoro', or iVicsrs. Kinderieyi Lung, and lace, flotliorn.court, • l i onduch • SURREY. KNIGHTS' FULL, MANSION-HOUSE'and LAND, The Property of the late Lerd - T U LOW. 10 Itlr SOLI) BY AUCTION, By • PETER COXE L At Gar raway ., c o w e ...h ou se, r.ii fritia:i the tith Day ofSep. 1837, at l'welve • Unless previousFy Dispoied of by Private Contraa, of Wittch due Notice' will he liven in thisTapa, rrH , I T S . Truly Deiirable and Valuabla FRE 11 E .L , 01 .0 and CoPY FIOLD ESTATE, Land, and SPlenth" with suitable' attached and detached - Of' 15e c s, Far,m-yard Out-buildings, replete with every con• treniena, and ahout 1 to Acres of excellent produttive Mea dow and Pasture Land ; forming altogether a niostintportant .Domain, lit for the residence el a Family of the first , tliitinc • tion. _ , . The s l 4llSion contains a no bl e sp i te o f A part men t.; on tlio principal 'story, Inindsaniely einbellished, spacious .1).(1 con venient, Wilt' mahogany doors, rim e g l as "„ flows to tht floor in part, oaktioorN iessehtted itmcole pveri hall, and Gi:ntleiruiesapartineinl, tWo stone stair-c ises, ten family bed.chamoers. tour dressitts:,rourns, viatel-cl,,,,Lii; to each for, seven rooms in the allies, closets linen preArs, and other convettiencics. The . ttorntstic °likes are b uira. le Mani evci y t icacription, staticiing for tour carri.i t ;c4, for eighteen hoiseti,. tarot -yaiil,' with adr wed shut tered and commodious, walled kitehen-glnten, I.in,;e, and UCH snicked with choice StaricLirit,csp.(ll,:r, 31 4 watt-fruit trees . in high pert;:don, end gaalener's houst adjoining. The Situation of Knights' is retired; aundst tile most interesting /oral Scenery, • comil%anding extensive, richly ‘sinotled, and divefsitied prospetts, distant. five Miles only trout London, two trout Camberwell, and one Mile each trom Streatham and Dulwich. • Plans of . the Estate may be seen, and Particulars . bad, ,by Skttplicktiort to Mess.. turater, Cooke, oriel Freri, 6, Lincoln's Inn ; - lit Mr. ,Surveyor, WalWorth ; at Mr. Coxe!s, 33, Thtogrnorton-sheet ; and. at Mr. James's 0111ve, No. 5, New Rosivcll-c , urt, LinenUNlnn. Particu. ants may also be had at Lloyd's and Garraway's di and the, ie. iusalein Coffee-house. TO Chew the Estate apply to the the - ManSion. house. GEIL, aged finirteett, has Itatl i . fur I.lle last seven preeedinßycars of lierlife, Serophulotts I.3lCers on her,uriti.,, neck, side, and hreasts, attended with great disLharge, particularly ut the periodi of Sparing. The Dis ease baffled every means employed, whcn she tried SPI LS: BUltY's PA'rhN'r ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS,• and at ;his time site has t;dteit tine BUttleS the smaller Ulcers are All heated, and the I.lc:er ones making fair advances to the same favourable termination, Which we are justified in con cluding, from her metaled ;tate of health, probably arislin; Vont the good health of the ;ecreting glands. 1l rs; D..neer, York, , will give Ito ther enfnm - ,:tion On . application ; and the original Letters may be Leen At the L' No. 50119- 14u4re, London, Mr. Spilsbnry is not accountable fOr any Mixture sold, tin , Lew the words By the king's Patent" ate inserted on the of ttireclions, bottle, and wrapper ; Also (the King's duty) is printed in Olaidk ink instead of ted utk. l3ot, th 's Ss - - 6d. ; 'double-Bottles tos. am! Wier IL 2s. duty in. F KLUA Y, AUGUST 28," 1807. • MR. INCLEDON. NEW SONGS IN THE VOVACE-TO This Day was published, by obulding awl Co. Music SO. lers . , No. :7 ? Nevvi3ond-street, the following Songs, cOnt poSea expressly for, and now siogiirs . , with ionbouncle4l.ap plause, by Me..lnetedon; in his New Entertainment, called " A Voyage-lo the Large Theatre, Lydeum, " rriHE Stdut Man of War ; Me SpotioN Maid-- J. Epitapp— The 'Jean that' can' feel fur Ailothee, Compo'sed•by.Nft. -Shield—Xll. Hands Unmoor— Blooming Flower—With Hapless Ben-- Adieu my Kan-, composeilby J.:.MaZZltiglli —The Mail who Hied for Love Patriot The Birth. of Liberty,. composed by It R. Bishop—The Beggar Boy - The Travel- ter--fAirish Soldier—The SQn.of. Old. saturn. Coirrposed by Davy—Cbshlatnachree, cortipoSed by 'T: .Cooke--May the King Live for fiver,-When. Care is droWn'd. in 'Cieneetius :Wine,..compoSecl by Sir I. A: Stevenson, Mus. Doc. . ' . • . . lOLTEIE BOARD OP A3RICIJ LTURE. This Day Was published, a Secomt Edition,, improved and• enlarged, price .7s. 6d; in • boards, ilinstrated 'uy : 14 inetcen., large Engravings, . - • • AN ACCOUNT o'fille'MODES ' of DRNININ,C; LA N I), according to the Sy sT rlt • prae.tisert by Mr -IPs'eP);D:iltingtOn,' (44 - the 13isdovery of whi..oi a Ite:Taitt One Thousand Poimck WA, bestowed by 1 1 31(iableot) drawn up for publication by a uthority of the Boart of Agriculture'. -; • By I I,OIIN l'Oft.E.•.'• • Printed for Richartt ltri,lAcc-stree; • 81-aek friars - 4. Sold by Faultier and Son, 6f.*.farnes i s'-strter;l Aspertie, "COrnitiil ; v 1: Xrcher, riablin• i Constable and Co. Edinburgi4 . t all otntr 'Bpoksellers. Of wito . m rnay be had, z. The Report of. thei Cnittniittee•ot the Board-of Agricul ture-on the Culture and . .. Use of Potatoes, price,4s. • • • 3. Actount of Experiments matte by the Board of -Agri. Culture,. On ti,e Composition of various Sorts ol*Bread, 'price jk. 61. • • Report Of the Size of Farms, and upon the Persons:who • cultivate them in the - various Counties of England and Wales, by . Dr. Robertson,. price 4s. ; :'• • 5. Letter trom the: Eari 'of Winchelsea, on the Advantage of - Cottager& renting Land, is. 6d.• , .• N. 13. A kw Copies remain of the first Reports of certain Counties ; printed in the manner of proof sheets, in quart(); and:-/hey may be had, separately, from 45. to 7s. each, ac cording to their size. This Day was published, AKI may be had.grati,s of Matlmvs and Str,:nd, Lciiidon, and may be ittocurcki by givittg 'unit:is to ally Colic try lto:,kwite:•, • A. Few satislaOcivy Testimonies of the . Etficacy of Dr, TA Y lehrated Remedy tor PEA NESS . ancl nfthe perfect ease aird satety. viitti.Vhieit it may tie usd allseasons. Price Ss . '5.4 a Buttle,.iluty included. One 'Brittle is a coinfilele Iters'.6rative. • . 1 his inestimable Specitic may be had rct.iiref Niathews 'and LetrOl. itir Strand, ; anl is siila w.liotes.de cy Deewry awl Wood, ; 11r. Netsebry, St.. Paul's Churcli.yarcl ; --Messrs. Dicey and Stilton. ta,, flow Cottretl - ; Barelliy . and.Sori; Fleet-iarkei ; butler, 4, eigr a p s id e; • Messrs. Shaw. and Edwards, St. Patil'ai -anti Mr.. 1031/464,41, Greek-street, Soho, London. TO SPORTSMEN. tintC4 foi Lopginau, ffurst, Ro4, and Dime, Paternoster. row. 1.111:MAL SPORTS. By W. 13. ,DANIEL, • In Quarto, price •71, t7s. td. and Three Volumes, ()awn; I. ss, in' buards, 14ew Editions, ,th considaable,AdditiOns and Alferationa, embellished with 73 fine'Engravings (ineludiiig•three new (Jai ! ) by Slott, Lainiseer, tomk ins, and others. • • • s 'a„ The Sportsman's cabinet ; at, A - corr.:A I)cpneation Of the various Dogs used in the Spoils .of the : f a d, iuoludiug the.•Caninc Race in general ; consisting 91 a S•ries of Engray. figs by Scott, of every distinet lireed,.trOnt origo l l'Jnii into, t: kett lion lire, by Reinagla intervers , li with- tvautitlit Vignettes engraved on •A , Vociti..- - ily 'a 'Va-teiau SPOrtsmati, in two vols.. 4to. price 71. 7s. in boa'rds. . 3.•.. The Shootrrig Directory.. By K. 8.1'40'0 1 1 1 , Esq. In one Vol. 4t0., with elegant. EligraVin . gi by •Ni,edlancl, pries st. ttaii . 6d; in r.oards; also a superior with' the PLltes coloured atter. Life, price 31. 3s. in boards. • Titc Outlines of the, Vetetinary Art ; cir, Tii-erineiiiles of Medicine, as applied to a Knowledge .of the Structure, I unctions, and Economy of thc Ifori•ie, the tile ghdrp, pnd,the Dag ; ; and to a 11101.! scientific: 111i544.C7 . ! ,1,11 Nlaniler of treating their vari , :us Discas:s. Pro. fessur of Animal Medicine. In two large vols. Bvo.. with A nidottlical Plates, price 11.55. •s. Sporting Anecdotes, Oitginal and Sele-A ; including kiracteristtc Sjtetetes of trrllovilt Pc;cinus.. who have ap. • p.:ared on the . "Puri. By. au Amateur Svc). by several Eii,cravlngs, I .•ricc los. 6d., CrEft ILL ING ,OFFICE, 7w!; 10, 3!.>7. CO WMISSJO ArERS(or VICTUA LLI NG i !IS 'lll;sl7pslT's 4'5.,1 d't y•hereb give Ntaice, That cn Ifiedneiday the f6th of Sept. next, !hey will be ready to re ceive Tender! in writin4(realed , up), .und i?rat Jot' ouch gnats tities cf . ! RISH BEEF ani PORK, c:j: iheherrquality, and to Le cured in the . PrJuiorsealort; , the retpegive Alercbants and Dealers-therein mnye think _proper , yfir I One-third pint thereof - 0 be parked. in Half Puncheon; One-,bird par/ in "rierTc: ; and :the xenrainFng-One-Oird part in - Warrelt ; to he delivered into His Pieiu4lling Stores at PrptPud, l'ortontluth, and Ply.- ns?on4, and into tine ifrmy Vianalling Stores in St, Cashed ilet, in ingular prufortions:ef each description el Cask:, Iley the periods un der-tnentior,c.i, • • Oi. , e-farrtiloj the ntibele.hy the 3 tit 7.l;tuary, Ow : bail Q/ thf•fentainiag qyantity by the 3, it ,11 - arch, i8o8; And the retnaln.l;7- Sj the 3otb jtiiie, astzitd 4 raid j9l" Z . ; p.v.thie, with hatrett, ninety days '.4lMrt4ate. . Kise.Canditiont. 9,f the C , tntiaff 'mar he teen at the •S'ec,e- J a py, r 'Ver, ai thh:Office ;.t.",./.1 applying to Mr. pantterville, Agent Jo,-, the-11:7,',:tallin at' Cprk ; to the Collrelort a , f Hts AL fes?y't Csatoats at.L,istirriek, Be/fart, Newly, and o:rittjard ; and 4.?,the Fottinaltee'-Gegeral restraively. No regard wia be bad to any Tender in ivbieb the Price riaq P.V7 ; ; i4 . in:wird h4igib, 'or 11. 4 4 i :ball not te dAtivele4 to the i3cai d Woe One o'Chei ax be ttid Indnrsdart !be r fob Sep, next, ncr rayless tie Perfall area makes the' Tender, cr some fierton (41 b Gehalf, iitterlds,:to answer, called for, To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. .., • Sir, No. -9, New. Bridge-street, London. CONSIDER _it but an ad of justice, due to the tnents rif. your L EAK PAT EN - I.' PIL LS, to corn. minicate t o yo u the rollowitt, , , Cure which haS recently been perterined by them Acquaintance of mine, .by the breaking out of old' Venereal Complaint .(attendstl by a complication of disorders mishit; therefrom), was reduced 'al mast to a , skeleton and although he had the best medical advice which Could . be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Nlotlicittes, .nothieg - coutti be proicured which seemed to suit his case, or toil() ittimany service: he rcinainfd in a most re. thiceil and pitiable situation for two years, unable to fidloW his profession, and scateely able . to . w alk or even to stand on his k i p ; in tact one,w Ito knew thai ever supposed it pos. Sitife for hint to recover: He was advised ut last to try_your Leake's Tills—he did so, adhering strielly to the diredions ktiVea with them. tie had not taken more titan two boxes he.. (ore tound an atteration tor the better; this encouragtd him to proceed, and by, taking a few boxes mote he found his a ppetite and strenAth giadualiy rettnn, lud is now at healitt; and stout as ally mart I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any pet son to me :or a contiFrnation ut the above account if it shouldbe doubted: ' • I art, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, Folkstone.. TEIOS„. PURI)AY. Prepared and Sold by the. Sole Proprietor, , toot. TAYLOR, ;Member of wa I College of Surgeons, London, at his f louse; No, '9, New 3rhige-strv.et ; a4er a cenStar.t. residence of more than Forty Years, in .4 pn. , ,etice oarlicularl)' to - the Cate. of Vene., real Lom , plaints, and those incidental to the Parrs of L;eneration in both 'Sexes,', with that inviolable secrecy witt..'4 ...Men •or 1.i,; .always observe, he . flatlets.- the „old assistance; tie gratuitous" iy 44.U111114 ,:f6 to I‘,A'sotis talt;t);,; thIS, Niedl(jrlV, will, he : - esteene4 ,hy a .'.l,..cerntn.; PtOihc , as an advantage seldom , r , t . tU,be uhtiirtcti, 411,1 Vol(1 XISO gt 44, iris Appoint - 0..1A, tor the convenience of thlbiarliving.ic a at the l';;,ll,,int!r's, No. 3s, St. Al , bares-sheet, Pall .1 i ; the 'l ' ;il..p, Nu. 103, Oxford. street; N1r.....An5. - .orou.;o's,, Nc,-, i'...h.strixt.hill; Mr, Baxter's, Sooth..! - :rid4:, Mr. NI , lionald's, Clas • gow ; Mr, Bull, Dante-street, orabliii; blr. Billinges, Li verpool ; Mr: Atkinsep's., 19:ine,:a.Aer ; and by odes Person in every einthderable TOM', ltritalit and Ireland, tn 'it Only 2.5.•. - 9 ,1 -. c.i4lt, seal.:,l up with full awl plitin (lit - cairns, whereby per.ions of either sex may cure trientseivis with ease speed, secrecy, and safety. N, 14. : Every Box .sol,t.in (..; rear Britain is sealed up With a i`tr,mp.'un ifhich„hy tawny of the Commissioners, is print. Thq SLA:IIV-0(11 . :e, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge, stre,..,4,*' to imitate. whiCh is Felony, and alt others are coun terfeits. ttENOVATED IT , . hits been 'too frerinentiy the'Subjetl T d ct . . ' general re.probacion, mar men desritate of the elements of the- tn.:414:41 aft haile qircrej thel;LiClVc , l CAMII , I.t:::S jOr IfrOrt:sgt.'ill'lllC profession of pilysiz: 'f - or tit:: purpose o t &l o g Justice th.there'luit of our 4tuthes perienee, and th prevent us from clas,,ed tliv.ievhipu:es whose iinprudent. pretensio, !L i ve. notOmmateiy ter socle:v, t),:eu tdu f i .'ourably'receivect, ov4 leave to submit iu the liberal and enlightened a f4ithttil 0( OW pur,uito. and au flei having reLciveu cdt , e , tviii as .the pupils t,f Nit:S4CS. 81141 , 0 lectures and pracitce ..iirefully atten,L,l, " j aria surgeons of the London I Inspitkit ; the entered. ourselves as students In th it justly celebrated sciao, ; t,r inediL'al acquire !Tient, the Royal Cotlege of aditiburgli, amt wen.: inArucfe4 the,iiiti!rent hr.inelfes of•anatonty, surgery, the theory :nit! rhattice of iihysic, • cheinisity, hndwitery, botaiiv, by those eminent proiLss , . , rs, I,ri. reAory, Hamilton. Duncan and Authertord'. We trust WC shah tot bedeelq;APrCf,Ullll)ll(lklN in :raying that our protiLietie... at 'aequiteilleot4 at tt for a ion , tic,s of yeatintade VeneK.al Complaints, and the varlousS, 4e..eases of Debility., the particular , objcet pt tir . stuhies ar,4;practiee, hrrire...lk'4ll6wed that we leave acquired. s upe t ia knew ItillsgaYot.theit.tiZtit Mint and cute. In 611,;itt Lain iCCellt cases of iiitedi6n a perfect re-e4ablishment is conyleted iu the sport period of ri.voglays alai itt tint ot ttle . ,utinost veteracy, Miere 11. iv.; failed of sti..tun - ,s, a proper per Severance ill our plan t teat hunt ensures to the pstient a safe and radical cure. • AMidit'the incianclply variety of disOrd i ers which are the etfiit s of a habit io4; A nt most unhvpity oursuM by the youth of hotlisegc, there arc itohe more alarming or more dititretsio.(t iraft those - doiciencies and debilities Which fre irpletitly prevent or embitter:the matrithotiial state. 'Co. such pgrsolis it 111 , 16: he a consolation to know that they maynow, biAnew and infallible mode et treat thent,.be restored to that greatest of all htlinan blessings; a - strong,-manly, and vigor .ous constitution. In all C'*s Of ,debility, from whatever cause.arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, we may be COM6Ultod by patients,Of either sex with the great, est secrecy and honoitr. Hours of consultation at home train ten to three, and from 6 in the.eveniog till to at night. Patients Cl the country 'ate requested to state the milieu. tars of their esac; age, and general habit of living, &c. Ace, in.. el4ring :a remittance totarlviee and medicines, when the same will be or sent to any •part of Cl...kingdom.. To ensure th,it,secr.: , .y so essential to our Undertaking,, the postage of let tetsmitiy be' alltlid.to the account tor medicines: - . „ . CUlt RI E and Co. Surgeons. No. 107, Hatton.garden. o.l*, ,Messrs. Currie and 'Co. have' Certificates from the re•spettable Professors of London:lnd Edinbur g h, of humanity, with Which they per orar.7:l the duties assigned them during the time they at, le..3tect iiwir Lectures and Tradice. WHEN ProfC43ional Men of Education and Y v deviate from the general System by the seiettion or a .fvectiiiar branch, the Of long con tinui..liitileess is the best.criterionLot ty, Thi rteen y v ar b have I rlevoyxi prael tee to the exclusive - treStment of Three tot c.atie.ce,seful resul t of ray'plan gives theatiditioi.al t , , 1114 lose, as La as 1 am iibte, the ray.ages tivrte C. , :rn:daints which are the most important or the CA tAIO4I !_q ', mail b i ti otht i e ,, , Att e , initiation: Iwo cvcry It , tti,:h, :13 ,army Surgeon, 1 thrimlawisli at an early perioil t.f l:rac.lice to rescue in. iilvkluralsr iron - 4' the i;,it?raiice ot intadticateti men, or the equally tlan4lrous ..)t general v ra .ai t i,,per e , The Tlltee Di,crd,rs, t,, the Cure Of which U have, de. _voted in / atiehnon, every veeies; of VEN h. REAL ILN ii ECTitIN, tvoeir of a resent or lonti du: wis.4l; II kinds oi wit4::ter arisin4 .frotti the habit;: stflto-1 or the irili:igt-.;Nes of mature ;0: .11A, t' .at of systemin wo. incr. .rhich is ca! 141 k N:4 !!. .tr h CEItI I. VT I. 1)i5e.....,es at, the ieJo it tit wharaii,4; or haste hi the of a sia;yl,y 601torio al.l and it not un in,;i o r L t f, Ire p ( i Lst y l ,s,i,b ) • ilia h 4 iiitciethinuf act himt.---h) a SUllellor thf=i10.;;;11 c:cir ! p!aiLita s:astry cottlft, tto,J, CVLUI Wittig; ethers have . 1 it...sr that 1 fit:iy presliftle is otiiir a 1 11,1 . 1 c:it re.establichrn , nt. - iv, Il(WorpieGi ar,., the caws ,It illstrest in -this dttord.r, con:pato: . situations of Men, Who, . trout . . L. ....L., vice, or the prevaierir 1,!,•, „ that Etate is tile city. . Able of such p ,:i;thi to While unitapi.y .;:kiLter ov hut sic - 41'i his liii,t;:rione, it may he s om , tat"; for loin 'tit kitoiv, tint it be An iitije:l , of ,; : ;,0, / , „ I to,. trtaiiiry with i • roditi , twrs, time. removal. of rlitie lltiinencies by the, wa.lital pro4ross of Reilt.Wa. is the acquirement of Eilperit:tice. the ".' rites of -Was:chits or Venus haw begait to redime Nl.in:y vigeitr, much anxiety wail be orevehted- by an curly Coonterac tioll of this: S tate ; anti in these cases, •no great diffieuay will occur. But where this DefiCiency has for ymrs existe , t, a proper perseverance is indispensably , Lequisite to revive the slum. boring Sparta of Lite, an.lt, re-aitigiac.. the, ( ,::!)":stitutiort. El) WOMEN„ ',Nlo have long been ilisslivistifttd in 'their expectations of a Fm aily, !nay he. assureit, that in must inst a nces, such ilefe.ls are curable by, Medical skill, The secresy which is so esrac:Thal ,to my undertaking, A na the . qualiticitiOns Which I haVe'firesituied to state, term the basis ot my pretensions, anti in coincidepce with such this intifnatinn is given, • that!qr. Bret) may tie cor.,u , tid personally, or by Letters 084.1641 A a small Note), it b , s .'house, No, 20, Arundel ,street, !Axone., neat Totriple Bar, ' There is an adititirinA Erfrfante ,tter-srreet, ailloillinet• and on: Name is un both the , 10'.aft. ZVI ft ti N I}a r.e, kleinhr , kr,v4) 1 ofsurgeo ns . A CAuT tow. —Soule rersons what, tirlsnly assert ;them. selves to be Nienthers of the +loyal college, itar,itih for tat ptst alorist • wont it r then, as ttt.ti own pradt4ionsi it is 111 1 dui y• to tito.ntin, that 'those Ikliltil.;ekg t o ;;iiotivil, t:or I.l4vcs;hoyi 3.4 riElit priiaise riitirs.,4%., r • - LP ' R ' ICE 3IXPEXCi4 Prom ti,l FRENCH uric! DUTCH PAPild. Ann...(6.---This day tianday) his Majesty. the Empefor and King received n numerous - De .- potation frOtn the Kingdom of Westphalia. At five o'clock - his Majesty Went 'with the accost . - • tomed ceremonies, to the Palace of \the Legislative Body, to open tie , Session. His Seiene frighnees • the Prince Grand 'Elector having obtahed Ms Nta: jesty's permission to,present the Deputik.s Of the Le gislative Body, nominated since the Se , ion of the year t 4, for the purpOle of ttikin'‘ the .paths, chtt. list of . these Deputies ‘.% as read by M. DOILts, the .Questvr, and each of them Came and tea the 'oath ..at the f;.)ot of the Throne. • The names having been called over, his' A.lajef)+ thus addressed the Aiienibly - • •• " Gen tletnen--..The Dliuties of the pepat - talents to the Legislative Body—Gentlemen the Outlet and Members of my 'Conned of State—Si! icd your last Sinitic, new wars, new triumphs, and ' new treaties of peace, have change:l the politica) fie. t of Europe. If the House of - Brandenburgh, which WeS tite first to conspire' against °lir independe:\ - still reigns; it ()Wei it to the sindere friendship ‘v.itlt. which the. powerful Ethperor of the. North has' to- ~ • spired me. A,' French Prince will reign on -Ole . Elbe. HO•will know how. 6 the: interests: of his new subjeCts with his first. and most sacred duties: The House of SA :wily hOs recovered, at the ettd'of fifty yens, the independence, which it • had lost: The pe,;pl,. , of the Duchy of Wima.:v, , aticl the city of annzic, have recovered their country and their rights. • . " All Nations tmanimously rejoice to see the perk vicious influence which England exercised over the Continent rirrtvocably destroyed. France is united to the people of Germany by the laWs atilt! Confei. deration of the Rhine—to those of Slight, of Helland, Of Switzerland, .and of the Italies,-by the laws of our Federative Sysietn. Our new conneetions with • Russia are cemented by the reciprotl esteem of these two great NatiGhs.: In all that I bare done, L have solely 'had iti'viekthehappiness . ofmy•people, which • is more dear to nlethao my own. ~I wish for a inaritiroe peace. No resentment shall ever influence my determinations. I can have none against a nation which is the sport and viAitu of the faationtr which it is torn ; which is equally. deceived With respeia to. the situation 4)f its own anirs, as it is with respea. to .that of its neigh hours. But whatever' result the decrees of Provi dence have assigned to the Maritime war, my people shall always find me the same; and' I shall alwayl find my people Worthy of nie: " Frenchmen, your cOndat latterly, when your ' 'Emperor, was removed upwards of five hundl'ed leagues from you, has increleied my esteeni, and this opinion which.l had conceived of yottr disposition:. • • I felt a pride-in being the . firSratnong yeti. If during 2 , these ten months of absence and danger your thotighta were turned to me, the proofs Of affeaion which you have given the have constantly excited my. warmest emotions. All my caresevery thing which related . even to the preservation of my life, did not atieCt me, except. on account of the interest' that you telt for me, and the importance which they possibly might be. of to your future destiny. You. are a good and a great People. " I. have considered •of different regulations to sirpplify and improve our institutions. The 'nation has.felt the happy e Freda of,the establishtnent of the Legion of Honour. I have created ditferent Imperial Titles to give-. new splendour to my principal "sub jeEts, to honour ~remarkable services by remarkable rewards, and thus to prevent ,the return of all feudal Ministers t o e f pr F o i s n i tn e c o e u a s t s id itu of the Treasury, titles. which are.incompatible with' our constituti on& "The accounts of o ep f x n it you ation of our Finances. My people will experience a considerable diminution in the land-tax. " My Mini ter of the Interior will acquaint yolf With the works which have been 'commented, or finished; bnrwhat yet . rernkins to be done is much more important : for it is my wish, that. in eve!? part of my EMpire, even in the smallest hamlet, t.l)e, comfort of the inhabitantsk. and the-value of the lands, may be increased by the effed of that general system. of improVembnt which I intend. • " Gentlemen, the Deputies of the Departments., to the Legislative Body, your assistance will be neces• nary toeeable me to Entail) this.great • objeCt',; and I have 1 right to. place constant reliance on it," This speech •produced the most lively entlinsiastn and his Majesty put an ends to the Sitting, amidst repeated cries of " Long- live 4he - Emperor I" The same acclatnatioes were heard in all the street* through which his Majesty passed on his return. PARIS', Atm. 17.—0 n the 15th, the day of the Fete, his. Majesty having received successively het: Majesty the Empress, and the 'tentage of the Prince and Princesses of his family, of the Princes of the gtnpire, of the Didies and Officers of his household,. Q$ ...well as those of h* Majesty, and otheri of the Princes, Ministers, and great Officeriof the Empire; the Diplomatic Body; and the Members of the First Corps' of the •••State, proceeded to the Metropolitan Church, where the Empress had•arrived before hint, with.the foreign Prieees and the principal authori ties, The :liouSes'in all the streets through which their Majestie4)asied• were decorated with ceitibrs, flowers, devidesi&ct.' while a considerable confluence of citizens. expressed their joy and atfeelion by loud acclornationS. The Metropolitan Church was ornamented with tapestryi the chair :and. the principal lams- in thec" nave were occupied' by 'the public bodies 'int itad to' the eeretnotly. : „:iivr IVlajesty the Emprels, the tlw - it Princes, .the corps, t he - I,4lies Lid 'Offieers .of theft , Majestiete household, occupied Ow tribunes, which were rich ly d'e.corated A gteat number of v.:l:sons of ttisOnc tion .this. other •vi.tr*:4 . of t 11("ir and the trav'e:. btk 1 1, e I,„dy to itho ~:churoh .OtioW xv;is tilled h th .crowd. that assembled on the occasion. '..