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N 0..% New Bridge-street, London. .I . loxnuumt Str, BECiletive,to inform you, that ever since the , vcar 1790, t hail been afflicted with the Imes,Venerea ; kitten, flout Its obttinately resisting every tniirse tot facti;citte • •Iprt.srviliel by the intekt eminent tit the faculty here, and on etbrituing rouges of salivation, and twice dis- Trom 1.11, 11.1)&41 with little relief, would appear to Ito of the moo. inveterate nature: In the springtif lint year ttty f....isortki had pat.,. ;itch . 11 head, its nearly to put it sieri•A to existence—l had :1 large ulcer on the erdwn thy head, roue on each arm, and my led, were broke out in it frightful' outliner; my right was di elirttotHy painful, a `Brett to it 11 , 1;ttt: u,f dicers ion fur the last seven yt.irs ; my left bout also' two la r.e. nodes nn it, was very toneli:diseoleured, and gave ate wef t excrucialing pain, paint:of:l;ly when nitro' in. bed, as, nearly to deli: ire me Of rest ; iii this lamentable Nthte, I ••Was recommended' by Mr. J. Thimpson, rv.1)1) received sn great 11 cure by Mein liete4 to take retie Leake's Patent Pills, whichl began to do tin the 2titti of ; iu the course of a fortitlght 1 began to receive benotit—in little more than a month the ulcers on toy head and arms were soundly healed— . -soon after, the snreg on.lllr lilts healed also; leavinq-, how eonsnlerablediscoltturation in the st.iti, and pain In tire • 'hone of the left, which, by the lilt sting of Vital, and a little 'Linger perseverance, in your invaluable Medicine, suhsitird ; • the nodes disuersing, the skin regainitil its natural hue; and the *loci iirtiai pains grad tally•gonig thug ietei:ain . e., by our littoral advice. anti medicine, perfectly free from , all tuy pour eautplaints—hare recovered toy former spirits ;lipid str..aigth, and am lOcuint jolly rind fat, in sivhich .4:11.y bar rig -entEnactl many months, to the :istonishintuit of :ill who knew Site. I am :it a loss in sollqt tolite tie express. my grant utte,'ltut • 4.1(..y0ti, for the good' of tither suffering, mortals, to makc . this my ease WI public its possible, as I shall un every ctecK eiutt; in ,o doing viii will greatly ohlige, • • • Sir, your grateful; obedient, very humble servant, ALEX.,!ItURRER . • Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. • NVitites,;es tothe above Curet— ;oho Thompson, No. Nets' ntltry Market, Edinburgh; • • • John M'lntosb 014 Assembly (joss., Prepared and sold by the sole Pi•:•prietor, 11-10,\I 4S TAY -I.olt, Nleinber of the Royal Ct-Itet4e. of ture,•e.nts, - at ins 3lousn, ,Net. 9, New Bridge-street, London' allele, after h tonktant residence uf mime , than .40 years, in a 'practice vitt'. tilarly directed to tlut cure of Venereal Complaints and Ilfve4 Incidental to the Parts of 'Generation, with that inviolable *covey which men of his prokssion sheuld always otAerve in 'such cares, he. Hatters himself the advice and asittanee Its ft:tit toilooslt* ailtniniVers to persons t aking.t his :N‘ctlinine, stilt ittrittei.ffieti, byis discerning Pithlic; its an advattage seldom attainable, and void of all autbiclity. - • Also ssll4, by his:appointistent, for the enavenienoe of those - living at a distance, at the To shop, No. IG3, Oiford-streLt ; ate. lAshernitt- s his, ' 7, l'ish-stivet-hill L'uster6., Soutb-bridge, Edinburgh • Mt. Callwell':1, Dublin ; and by' Que Person in even. consiStrattle town in firtal Britain:tit:l Ireland, in boxes of only is. 9d. esen,stamped, and sealed tip Willi full nod" plain 44/tenons ; whereby petsong, tlthtr Sax mil cum tLeuesteltes 'oith Vim; syrt . dss+o.4l:cY,'4Xl o . ll 4 l 4 l 7 4 I / 7 /C7V. I. f.VO-OFl'/CE, &pt. 21, 1316. , T 1..; 1 CO:vim isSIONEItSfor 1/ICTUALLING His .111.1JES.I'r$ 2V,IPY do hereby 'sire Notice, ;that on Tuesday, the tat of October tioert,..•they will be ready to rece.;ive '''cistlerS t•rritin4% rrealed an), and treat for Eighty Tons of oAbinm.; to he delivered - in - One Month into Ills .Ileitsty'al7cluallilik Story at DTl ford i - and to Le 'paid for by - 1111:s 'payr:ble,' with In!ci . c...t, nine& ;lop after date. The Coar.7.ltins.of tke Contract may Le seen Cretary'.s (Vice. No regard Will he had `to any render a the Price :1,011 riot he inserted. an zrotd. al lenzli, or that shall not be delivered lathe Board o: , r o'Cluck on theauld Tnes day, the 1.0 Oc.f.aer vaxt,' nothss tie l'er7on alias ',whys the, 7'6a:it, or some' &mon on his be.i‘eff, at tinds' to on .%wer when coiled for.' • EAS"I' YI tit7Sr., Aon.ll, 181 G. t C()11 It "I' of 1) 1 11.F.C.1 . C) It-8 ' the usi:f ('rottiANl . S;TS• C>:(4I.AN) Jr.:11)11;G to tiii;'l - AST - i4l)lEs;., ciy ii;t4 44 , give :Cake, 'QUA it co uicr ; ii{" d COSI 'Will lij!.; their 110"a;:e,ifi'LcodaAh.11 , , , 4,tr.4:et, oft WEliNgiil),lV, ria vjtii itext, at Elervo u'CloLli in the Fatetivao. COB, Sectetari...' More .than One Third..of the I.QTTEBY is Drawn, and the Wheel coutains the following cANTA Ls of 3. per Cent*. 1. of. 2 . . 30,100 • '2 • • . l,OOO The SECOND DAY's Dr:►w;ut w 11 hr.. un sATuttDAY, 48th September, when the Fir.,t-drawn Prize w;11 recelye g 1,10001: in addition. regnests his Fricvidss, the 0-. immediate attention to the above bite; eoing State 'of the present Lotter) Scheme, having -hail the gnarl fortune to divide among then, the first , 10,00 vi• -io. o ( l o l •Prizeii ever Tie trusts 'the great tiueees will attend his future Purchasers at hi, oW ;57, Corithill ; I 11. Holborn ; .13S; Haymatket ; 141, Oxtord.,treet. I'lii!d of i4ll the IMITERY Ilt:twO, ki nd —...6$ the following 1;117 , :1 , •iii ir. theiVlitel. %12.-- 1. of f .3.t,000 2 „of /.10,0G0 of I..'l,Lito, &c. Messrs. ItI(.;LI,111.1)g)N, GOCJOLUgg, and Co beg to in fOrm 'the Publiei. tlnct Ono Third' of* Ali which the present Lottery enitairis.wss draw4l 'l' , ..t.stisy Iwit • tonwito• standing; which Ito: above spleodid stiil reol4l,' to be 'Reified sAomtst. tinoe Tickets which. are re: Ulidtil*Vll, th e :raine of Wllfeti is by t his 17;1 en lustitive coo,idvntbly calm:teed. ; B.‘II.IILOAY, 'he' 286 lustaitt,wbrtt the Yirst.drawnt , rizr wilt reccire s sp,oool. more; and rosy be - entitled ti, 70,.fr00 1 . Ti persons by ab sence from Town. or other causes, tu:.y It.tve renttil from making t tieir PotellaseS; ere nor respeafts.tly • • reminded :that no time thould tloArOrders..at either of I.tI(..IIMWSON co.'s•t>ftioei, CORN ti 1 of •CIiAKING-CRPSS, where they will be a:lei:turd" with punc tuality and .dispatch. . PHII; COII - iNIA L .10tJ 11NA L, No: 11. ‘t . 4l be publislied 'on 4t. of October, and include the Tit:e l-late, Pretime and Index to V a l, , e ib . ILlitot hopes to 'be ennhted td ennipenin" te far the iidneutelmbla drlny vrliict; has tat.to plareln-the appesrertre of No. 11. by poblisinuz No. 111, on the lit of No umber. London Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and . Jov, Pater noster-row ; . . Richardson, Corolla' ; and .1. Booth, Puke st re et, Port leo d-1. Ince. • - Lately;'imistiihrd, AHISTORICAL SURVEY of the CUSTOMS, HABITS, and PRESENT STATE of t k r GYPSIES. o ily JOHN HOYLAND, Author of an Epitome of the History of the World, etc , This Work is designed to derelope the Origin of this singe= lar People, and tu promote the Amelioration of, their Cuodi! tion, It will probably he matter of surprise, even • to many who are versed in History, to hod that so ow) , curious and well antlienticated . particulars as are contained in this Volimie, sPectitg" a people who have for ages existed at their doofs, hai . e hitherto been scarcely known. Extract from the Critical fleciew " That 'singular collection of indiridnali,,called Gypsies, are an object alike'enrinus to tha speetaitive Scholar, and to Wrest lug to the active Philanth r opist. The information which the Author . haS judicions4 collected, and which lie has de tailed in a sufficiently naming form, is hiotight•forward with the worthy purpose of attracting puhlic utteoti , o) to derable no,,,Ler of objects whase 00 1 '6'6 0 o t :1, a body,"i' , 4 timer fdrlorn and aplorable than that of nay lorge. node of who can fall under our observatiowin this Country." Handsomely printed in sro price , in extra hoards, 7s, Publi‘shed and sold by W. Alexander, OtAtleotr, Va* sold also by -Dattin, Harvey, and Co. Groeeeli;ach-..t..eet ; ‘l , '• Phillips, George-yard; and W. Dar;in,, jun. .11olborn . • O 1 whom may he had.. hy•the same Antl,r, an improre , ! Etr!i,t7l of .kit .F.:PrIUME of the 111 , 41'01t1"of the V1r()111.1), front the ertation to the Aarent of ti,e Messiah, Owning the fultilin-itt of many Propbecies; f, r the use Of Schools, •2 vnic• 2.m0. half-bmtroi X.O i:t 6iol Intintsinnely prilitcl• in ttrii. 2 rots. litiartls I 1 0 NiqttlY or elekttetty humid, ditto, front 27'41 to - 2 .2 . U I N.ll—The Queves,ito4l Answers .rrweeting..Gypsics, which have recently appeared in some of the Public Palters, both_ in Town Stitt Country, were extr acted frimi the " Historical Survey.", . • . • • NIATIIIMONY.• nEOPLE rank • ply•achnsiion to the. shrine of Wedlock; .but, where the Constitution has been tainted.hy disease, or detailita.ted by a certain habit, contracted at us early ttg,e, a renovation Of stability previous to 'etitering that Stale is indispensably requisite to revive the 'slitaftering af life, end to re.oiiiioite the system. For no disorders have- contributed panto - i,seinially •to .destroy Hymeneal happiness then those which Isle the consequences of tinguarded plesisriee. It Was this consideration whieh in duped Nlessrs. I:1711311E and Co. Surgeons of eminence and. high professional ass ,iiiimentg . , Members of - the Royal C.,1- • leges of London and Li:iolutr..th: tb iffe . sent to the 1)"'"ie the result of thirty years experience in the Care of Vein i•ea! Complaints, and thaw Debilities and Defieiencies which not unfrequen ti .y:prvveut or ,iinhitter lite ntAtrinionial Stale. In thv various gradations, from recent infection to confirnied their.treafatent commands very often a_ speedy, end 'always a radical Cure. In duhiaas cases. their hang and twell arretngrd cxpetriencegiverttbeth a proMptrtntte of decision that secures tho Patient from mereurialized. out of his ex istence, or liatipg'bis caAtitutoin Undermined, and the' vi tal principle detroyett by a, linent, but iti*ititomt dise a se, e► blind and fatAl conlidence pi cteltders. In Nal.- visas Diseases, Ar4scular tteltaxtttion, and Many of the Or;. -gent, arising from excessive inilillgeLce, iiisolubriuns mates, O selitary'Sehtuality, their practice gives now lifelud energy tot be system, even 'cases which are verging-on see span . Stribtares anal abet derangements of the 'Urethra, they remove in 4 . mild and eget:Luigi mariner. Slight and rt . - ' cent ctve4 of Venereal Intecttatt art nitre& in tile stun period 7of two-days. 'fo the Female . Sex it will he , consolatory to ttpttu that they may becuatl bf thosel)ehilit in. which defeat conception; and sap the foundation of connubial felicity. Patients treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable se l‘tvirft: i —art - As and Co. may he consulted every thy, at their house, 107,141.t0n-gurdeiro.,-Letters from t tie ('‘iiiistry, stating nitnut , sly the caseolitnie of licisig, &c. 'soil enclosing a ttcliilrtatiee for vice and Medicines, will be ticded . with Attnhous attvatit:a.— ::0;10 7, liatteitip r al; a. tt A NKR PPIC ENLARGtn. ••• . ) T. Whitebnase, St. Albati*, eau-dealer, from: Sept. 17,' to Noe.:. . . . BANE.III3PTS. • J. I .lnuttr,ainery And .1. Meet-tun, Liyerpciol, merchantgi to snrrentirr (let. (ti, .17, ar.d . Sior. 2, at the (..h.ol - ge Inn, Li t;`..re.loul. Atulynivit, .I.4esit's. Lace anti Co..lit'erpoul, and ,P. libtaitt. Atkittit nand Wiltles, Chpacery-latio, . , . . W. Pottli, 1.1e;•rpool, builder, 6:l'. 14,15; •anJ4 Noe. 4, at the h.to•v, ttitt,...Liverwod. 4ttornic4 ). .lible... 1.)...-ttiwp, Liverpool, a, a 31esi it; AI kitt!!on kuul Vi tides,. Chaim:err. lane: • .. , ... . , . • - - • J. wak:,,i,a w Hamilton,. Liverpoo • l, mertlinnt3, Oct. 14, ' 1,, ai,d N,,v. 2, ilt the GeorgO Int?, Lit erpool. Attorttiev,' Aies,ri. Ittmon PO Billow, Live' pool, and Messrs. Clarke and 11 . 10%04, Chancery-lane. • M. B!islt, Isletrorth, Sept. 24, 28, and Nor. 2, At . at l. eney, uir, Slolkis., (- 3 v l ..:en-squat's. • A. It, knit .1, int;rcliatiti, Sept. 28, Oct.. 1, and Noi-, Att6ruty, Mr. Allan,. Fre deriek's.phace, Old Jewry.. . . . S. Ran e. iloru.v Burton, nolderness, . orklitt c, farmer,. ()Lt. 9, - 10,..and-N0v..2;01, the Slap : 11..hilittguin Quay, Yorkshire. Attorney, Mr."Faylor, f3ridlit49 Oct. IV. Cool 4 _rarith, fiontl,Acdoniltlrt,' ti . ernaller, Oct. 11,1 e, and Nor„q, nt tite I'iche,ill Inn, Cambridge. AM pruies, Ittomrs - . J. and It. Sinith;:tiatlott-gartlen. ti. Jacobs, Alancliestvr, clothes t4ealee, Oct. 7,9, anti Nor. 2. Attornies, kir. Scultli, Nlaitehestt4, and Messrs. Hurll and Ce'. Teniple, J. Grover, Ilastinqs, Sossex, linen-,draper, Sept. 23, Oct. 3, and Nay. 2, arthill,ll,all. Attartii,s,'Messrs.: Whilshire and . nolton, Witie,l4..storAlowie,:Old Ilruad.street.. . . . tV. :smith; I.r..mitister, Ilerefordshirr . , farmer, Oct. U, li, and &ay. 1, ;it the 2Ln-A o.oc ligi, Leominster. Attnrnivs, Mes.ri. frnkins aui.i . Co. .Nc‘ lnn, and 11Icssrs. Morris, Leominster. . . S. Marsuni, Leadentiall-o . reet, merchant, Sept. 98, Oct. If, andls'ir. 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. N int!, ThrOglitur-; ton-0 rect. . . . . W. Vidlin, Manchester, cotton-merchant, Oct. 9, ICI, 'and Nov. g, at the. Star lan, .Mattcliester. Attorney, Mr. tichrster. W. lirp(llitirv; Ilirrnine:ham, engraver, - Oct. 11, i 2, and Nov. 9. :it the lioval Hotel, Itirmingh:nn. Atto, Mr, Platt; \..m /Unwell-cond., Lincoln's Inn, and Mr: Minton,. !!;rinintanint. S3yis . ,ll,Maceles6elet, Chester, nod )1. Kirkman, Wood __ . . . . . . . . street, t:heap , ide, silk-wanufaetnrers, Sept. iit, Oct. 5, and Nor. 2, at Gaihlh4ll. At tot n ey, Mf. James, BueLlersboty. J. Sharpies. Elacistburn, Lancashire, chtton-manufacturer, .Oct. 11, IC, and Nor. 9. ht the t 'astle Inn, Illaci;buto. Attornies, Mr. Ain s worth,.Hlaukburn M „ and essrs. Clarke and Richards, ('liancery-lane. J. B. Smithrman, Ittiriningt..sol, railer, Cet. 11, 1, Rn 4 Nov. i, at illiCo4tie loft, Ilfidgenortti, S 0. 1 ). At tornie.., MrssN. lkvey and ITardwiek. tiridgemo th, nod Mebt:es. Baiter ti•ni 110 , 0a.r,•Furnival's T. and li.'Nlagr; , !.. v. King's Lynn, Nnefont. rgrk-trratutilc enter% Oet, to, i4,.nnd N.',v.1,4, Kires. Lynn. Attornits, Nlessrs. Willis add!Co. Wartifokd-court, and Mr, Goodwin-, King's Lynn. W. Wilson, Manchester, linen.draper, 'Sept. Oct. 7, tend. Nov. 9, at the Palace I,m, Manchester. Attornieg, Mr. Law, Manchester, and Rlessrs.,Adlington and Grcgury, Bedford-row. Percy. 111:indrawn, Dorsetshire, and force, %Vito borne-minor! r, auctioneers, Sept. 27, 98, ar,d' Mir, 2, at the New. Inn, Winhorne-minster. Attevnies, Mr. Dean, Gnildfo,d-strect, and Mr. Rou'den, T. Kiehl .ind J. Du ‘lrier, Kingston-npott-Bull, illerchltnts) :Oct. 4, s, and Nov. 2, at Coffet-ho4kC, Kinetitti, !" uliqn lioll. Attornia, Messrs. Brnailley and hitd Messrs. Longdill and ilittterfiel,t, Grny's J. arid C. Leman, Bristol, tinney-scr ives,ere, Oct. 1, and N0v..2, at the IVltite Linn Inn, iteistol. Attnrnies, Mews. ‘ 7 igaril and Miler, Lincoln's-tout' Mr. Cooke, nr Osborne and Ward, Bristol. J. 'ondirartl, Ayleshbry, linchinzhainsbire. fiAhmongcr, Oct. I. 92, awl NM.. 2, at the %Aline Hart Inn, Aylesbury. Attarnieq, Messrs. Tindal and Newman,' Aylesbury, and Messrs, Raster and Ilowker. Furnival' B,• Sliirteyy, WorAiiii-oreet, dcaltrs in earthenware, 0ct.9,10; and Nw. 2, at the tiwn 141 n, ;Attoritteq, Mr—Wilson, Teinple, -an,' Mr. Griffin, Statfnrdshire. G. Palmer, tlaa'elbtery, 'Somerset:shire, car, ier, Oct. 14, 15, and Nov.' IL - at the Angel Inn, Bath. Ai Messrs. • Ariliii,iton and Gregory, Bedford-rosy. and Mr. Gaby, Bath.• 14,11.3 n n, NLincliestet, silltinatinf.icarr,r, Oct. 21, etc. • awl 9, at the Dog hut, .Mancin,tcr. .11IurnieOlk:ssrs., r.dge and Parker. Norfolk-0 reet, StrAtia, and Mr. Hurrop, Stnclificirt. J. Poole, (41, , neester, bakes, Sept. 21.;. 97, and Nov. 2. At tornics, . Alt.. tiecf.e, Chatteery-luxe, London, and Mr..Gardviier. Gloucester. . 0ct.15: T. Apsev, sell. Stamford, Lincoln , . braiict , - , -Oet. t2..1. N. Badclyfki, ton* Temple. street, liirming4indilater —Nov. .1. Tayfoe, 21. A. (Iprtfeu, Liverpoui, nivrehant —Oct. 14. .1. Cottiagliant, i0...11 limit —Oct. 12. Peat and .1. Nlanddlt, Bed fm.d.oleet, Cuvrot-gar t lon, *ilk-mercersOrt. 12. it..l-10i keth; F. Williants, And NI. Wilson, tiverpout, istertimntg-, Oct. 12.. W. E. Hodgson nild J. GO', Temitle, stWir nies-70ct. 19, J. Iluttti, Durham, glider----Oct. Chatelierlaynt and W. Ciunherlaufl-street, • Pori min-square, entich-makeTs,r l oo.ll. E. Sw nntky, 1 inner merclianthlt.l2..l.l)reaksp...ir,Oxio../1-stregt, sit verstnitil,-, Out .12. T. II illha & It. Sax by; WeOcy, kr. keVs—Oet.. S. Cali - Owl% Liverpool, up. olstcrer—Oct . Zl. I Ion: ~ :iturch, Briptot, linwe-earpenter—pct. 14. W. ElliOtt; Penryn,corst- Vroll, sail-cloth mannfacturer 7 -Oct.,lC. IL. Hodgson-, Nortlial tertori, Yolk; surgeon—Ott, 11. Poem:L. fluntintlon, .1. wine.nicr thant—Oet. 12, S. Charles. pnvtgate,lkhl, inii3h.nytki•r— Oct. 92. Goleh.oc.l), 14. G. Jrfelison. , S.tan-slr,,t, Rent-road, nical.iiallo , o(..t. 14. J. finely, :Vila.. Gritwead Sossek, carrier--;•0,1, J. - Weld', Bintlifightun, krass-fonlidet 7 -Ott: 15. H. It linelt-draper—Oct. 15. P. Budd, Plynfonth-dock,, baker:- ()N. 18, .1. Cooper, .KiatlerminNter, victualler-.-Nov. 92. O. Oliver, Skiuntr-street, linen-draper. • • C ERTIFICATES-i r Og r; 19. 1. PilOarn„Great NVilbrallato, victualler—J. Tripe, West l'eigntunOth th.t.l, tiller—W. New! t a m linn Nor. . , merthant--.W. Cot-toms Co tie,. Lan cotton-vinntir.-M. -Warren, %Vest Teignnivoth, and W. It;iiltyettalbt, Emit 'reignmouth, nernit s . tnetetiants--.L. W. Urnwis. saratten'!,-Ilead Inn. Fritlar,street, Cheao,ide, lirgry-sta! , :e-lieepel—lt. %Van!, lleceles,'Stfrullt }tome, tit: Kattisitintlarre, - Tover, 111.41 ford, Mintateeler,,dytr-•f3:Cornfont, North Shit-kit s sitip,rwaer—. .L Kent:, , gymet—W. (iik.4.n, Liverpool, in.'relkult--fl. Wood, Ilroaibton, near Mi;ichestr, cuticu Misertlinr, Wont:est ire, farrner—J. 0 1 41 4 ' 413 a l l 4 tipcon, DArgelariii Mulder - Amu, Pier ctt , tale,Volverlia t ivon, stlifordshire,entrirr-- 2 4 • atilt J. rkil Mittpries, intreliants.-44`. Taylor anti G. Jim my,' renchorehottreet, nterchants—J. Stott,. Sal fat tli itre4.ter,'ltuteller. ' Vat (rev the Last Page.] rARIS, Size?. 46, tetC. . • The parties Ave in pletikce ot - eacit other.' Alt minor distitictiOns-are now (16regi:i•ii.:(1, It i‘ttiet' true division of the errontry:---11.::vollo;' , .:Im3, or anti-llevoluticdsts this exaspl.rated ;:t4te of feel;ng, the Mitti,terialists beAin tq Itnll iih reso. lotion. TheY . look for encotirao• r ement the reign inlinence, on ciltioh they relied ; bUt M: di 13. beeltis nuvvilling to commit himself furtbcr, and the D. o f W., it is said, plaily'ecnittr4s tLs. violent 'measure of dissolving- the Chamber. la consequence, the operations here are # • . MI the strong measures in tii,;itßOT';', for rei tl otft jag 'the, Pt elects', and ritlit . e, `tt litret.ent 1: - .Hinence to tile electif:n-,, ;Ire at 'etanl. Toe 11,nyipi.t.q,, . , on the contra! y, svent wore and Wdre foA!-‘e. to the , . tors, ace thrira and • more .envrgetic., - - - ,.1 seta- you nne, which Wos_ , Cir.Treirt•ly , . up .t • but anoderi te; anti resting in gencraiiiics. 1 no 4 transmit you anotliei, in whi.64 y i ivi:l ace, th4t the points 'at issue bet.i , een tfie too ['Antics ate luoi!e distinctly to t. Every thing of this 'kind, has tin interest at present mcnnen! ; for an the new election's frobably hinges the future fate of France. • 'AnDnEsA TO TINE; ELECTOIO or 'MANCE. Electors ! You are called tot he Lischarge of be kto;t sacreti of shttiCS at oment most efilical. In your hinds rests. rn . . . the fate of yourselves and, your posterity---of that beatitifitt France, wlic.lttni;st caller he inirwhettned by a new and Nat i , struggle, car rise great and fAorici r tts from ht 4 ruins. Electois! The ciramlit:r,4 Deputies, whom you.freely chota, by immense th, k ititities---wlein you . in:ptred with your . owis sentiments, and- olio wolired firmly in the path which. you pointed out to !Lent fOr the salVrifion of France, is dio,oitcd I and you have once more to deliberate on the sent iittentt which. didatetti . -totir fornie'r chirice. 'lf you are upellanged your/. ) • selves, ycit will iectire the triumph of your principles by no/liking thetu 'the ink of yorir new elections. Consult only couteiericc istullionbbr fallew their dictates, and France is sated. ilaie Defiitces rignin before. Yon, hiving dolit! their duty-4roud of the inclinable approhallott• of a King tor wlimil.they are ready to sacrifice life, fortune,. every tiring, but 'finoonr and .the country. You know :the guichnis words of•tln: best of Kim You know that he de.' S . signatrci - theChamber introiira6/e. That title afons i Aliv outwriglis, in the estimation of' toe ta luvit they bait- trtwk -el I 11:4 vhstoc'en thp7.l4ia 'countered, all the caltunnies,they bare stitterelh - • It i s o f t, therr,.frtim auf dissalisfaction at his faithful De pull t , that the King hi 11;, high r•iSdani has tbouitit fit to send cliem beck to their cons: itlent a, to undergo the scrutiny of a tiw i ilection': it is because 'his Majesty, acting in the. pure siiirit of the Constit ution,:Las taken the advice of his :Vesponsible•Mittisters. Should the conseciiiinces of that ad vice prove, ijrejthlicial to' France, a terriiilo Would weigh on the heads of those I`,lini , iters. Yon 'tilOne can save thttyfrotiAls Onnger, by,trustini ;once iiriire 'tbs. fate•of Fraocelo tlie lialicts of rnen.parely and devotedly. at., •thelied to the Only principles by which it can be , saved. The :Ministers say, they wish to re-enter into the Charter-. .'atirt we too, we Wtsb to re-enter into the Charter. • After the lamentable wieelt of all that constituted the prisla of our aticeitors—after all our ancient Intitittitlubs have Boert lost, in the revolutionary deluge, the Charter is our.onlrark of refuge. 1 . 14 let us hnve Ihe Charter whole and entire, anci, not, Maimed of `its most precious articles—the liberty of thi press, the reSpobsihility of •Nlinistert, • &e. Let us haVe Charter in spirit and in tenth, ana not the forms of the Char. ter covering the usages of our late despotism. .In short; let us have ttre 'Charter and Louis XVIII.--4he Charter aail honest men. . . Thus only':ansvelope to remedy the terrlble'evlls' under which the tontit:rYhasao.long sitift.red, and Is yet mitt:ling. ePils .leave herAtill: Our country-.the Revak an4 the fr;ctr,. which was the necessary conseo,itenee of th'e - Revolution ; and: the Yoke tsf the l'areigiiers, ithii;ta was the necessary consequence of the war. The yoke of Alittforeigners ; .for the truth Which erery ono know; must be spoken--tie profound and afflicting sentiment which every one frets oust be uttered. It is this humiliation fiOnt whielrtlic country mutt he delivered 'before it tan lift ahp 4 its eyes to-honour. or view itself Choose, then, Deputies who will soonest and Must effectitallv I'll)4'i-we IA from this yoke, Out this cannot be.done by violating 0,,r . , . . faith, be resortingntacily to antis, We are bountl.by treAtivi to pay the iontriiiatiuns. The foreigners hold our tot tresses its itiettge. They are there tr:th ititintease arnilee. We - cannot afraid to bate out-provinces again desolated. ‘itt eatinotbear the idea of seeing our capital again et:post:4 to the danger of an assault. and aftured its much fl'liropity 113 frunt policy. Olt the other hatid, our reSOugreei are wati!tg away, our ettattnerte is'ifokied, our ,qIIIIIIO6S are Involved in the ileept"'st ttifbarraii merits, the deficit is daily augmenting iii a frightful progre .o"! We cannot at . aoco. Okso;lTge pot- debts, to the fO rcigners, and istaintain our . p,reseothti.rtictisorae estalilish • inents. Choose Depoties, then, who v:01 Lave the Utilities; its exercise the most serire ectot.Smy, who will bare the - probity to class the demands on ativersonent, OOt in 'the of ter signed to Ciotti by *tech...jobbers anti vontrat;tors, but Irt the orrier of justice anti public. utility Cell tin men cicrurtui. .with loud cries, the sale of the woo,".; the e; orgy: Clioisse DeptilieJ who will hare the virttie tea saY this last ea}-e' of the itttrolution will not . eitriogte-w from pm- iterunbary. ditties but Nell tale from public credit its. trcu Ituitis. For the credit rf :t great mtiort, El.tetovs,".is not boils on a . t.or rn:ser'att:e arpeus it u ulail; ga the ;9044 9 0 0 s wtl.h. —. . . Mit, irEsi"s' tildl'Un OF CH It IST REJE CT ED. LAtlifN and Cientlemea anionglt i the thousalo TLI g who have seen thii PlGttli (which s: itill in EXHIBITION) having vxpressod a wish to be in fuhneil ,when it was Mr. WEST's intention of publishing :PAINT rioily it, I am authorized respeCtfillly to argil:tint thentalid the . Public in general, that-a DIIA\VING is now Enkh,4l rr„.i, arat „„ to t h at 01,i, c t,' ; i i ,d pl...eed in the Bonin 'ilk the Oitl(7111SAI I'ALL-M ALL, fur their inspection ; where Suliscriptious 4re received, - and priutrd partieulars may be had. • By Order, CtIARLES SMART, Secretary. 12 5) , "ai• o i'ns tisita r l fro:vilely till Five.