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Orders to ahy extent received . n the genuine prepar i e i d 'iit ti;:';', l lted the same day if required.—No connectio ' ^ Ned calling himself Agent to the Company. - TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. , I. lo , Novit N . ,°• ?) New Bridge-street, London. . , 1 11 . Eu 1 1..0 ii , , Edinburgh, March 18. o, Yetii• . ca re to inform you, that ever since the ~'c l), ft 'DO, I had been afflicted with the lutes Venerca `4itzt r i be ( : l ll Its obstinately resisting every course oil medicine . o in„„7/ 1 1 ,, most eminent of the faculty here, and tip , tchl.,;,,if.7teral most courses of salivation, and twice dis ttib:y44l,fistl),:itili4l.,.lienll-;elttiesipai%il with little relief, would appear to nature. In the spring of last year to 3 4Jvi sttn 'f" , i..6‘to lair a bead, as ne,irl. tO put a period tia r `a , ca c t i , ce--- I . lrtad a ge ulcer on the cr y own - o! my - head, st ki a'tr i ii ". 4 1, and my legs were. hrolie out in a frightful t i ,' of , i, 1 1 r:glit was dreadfully painful, and had been in a 111,tiat,,4 eile.r,ation for the last seven years •, my left had also Zentitti ex ( ' d es 011 it, was very ranch discoloured, and gale ‘4..eari eructating pain, particularly when warns in bed, g' i i .. 3 , tt rte Y ,„ .t i l ,.'. ft e ( ; i P i ri , Ve - nie of ' rest i it , ri this' lain , e..ntal r ile .ce E : t v atv:,_l_ 1 , 1 a etir '..l, u 1 by Mr. J. rnompson, (NT) _t- - i ell psi k t Qh L 1, ,,, ,, by them here), to take your Leakt s Patent I tits, I, 44 'ragh t 1 yo to d o on the 26th of May; In the course of a i c ,„lli the a' au to receive. benetit = lA little more than a tr 7laft,, r ,icer s on my head and arms were soundly healed— -I,,))_' sore• on lity I!,•:.;s healed also: leavios, how he ~,f trderable diiicololtration in the skin, and pain in the t i . t el'il er ' ,. e c i r t , ft s , which, - by the blessing of God,. and ,, a . li . ttl . e . W.: hoot, &lanc e in your invaluable Medicine, su , ,stu , eu , ' Iti e L ' '"tti ' i r gi n'ersiotr, the Skin regaining its natural hue, a nd 11;,,It 11 ) ,, n.at painC . ! , rui t i a lt, z ? z ,', dit.—l thus became, by ; I „N't j i : l advice and mediC r it - ie () , ' Lierfeetly free f: - on . i . all nix o,,,,qlill4lfilaints—liave recovered iny fornier spirt,s aria k i( l l tiq4 i ,,,a ll (l am becom e jolly :mid fat, in which state having 1 1 ,t1 4 , 11 ' ',l'My months to th'e actonishinent of all who knew tl t , Y(, 11 ;,"• a loss in wi • t terms t , express - my , ratit ude, but Alt, ' 'or ti '` l 1 4- • - • ' '' to make i 10 4 .1' c a ,• , e good of other suffering mort als , , , h i s s '' aS Public :IS possible, as I shall on every occa- SL;' ) ' l( "tig you will grcatly oblige, • ' IV.ir grateful, Obedient, very humble servant, \.,, tw scl .ALEX. MURNER. • . k)l,, • ."', lii:;h-3.treet, F.(l7::bur;li. -a Th o , ‘N' it nessrs: to the above cure:— .I, 4,4141PR0ti,01N0.1i, ,ti tiltry Market, Edinhuro - Par ed M`ltwtoih, 01,1 ,A-1,c , 11 , •1 v Ciosv, Edinburgh. ~ 115 1 - ' 'Nit.. i l al ''' s 'ld by the sole 'Pl.,,Prittor, THOMAS TAI - N:', - * , of the. Royal College of liiirgeon3, at his t , ,Iga, i ; ..” • New P.' 1 • ,-, -- t London; whet. e, after a .4, 4 , ur rs q . • i t • ii ~,,, , ,,,ti t. , . Itte 'Y (li r ,' ' -i n'e of -inure titan 38 years, lit a practice parti- I t ,‘LIN tAi t qvci to the cure of Venereal Conitilaints and those 4 h t tZ'Y ‘il i .,, ( l ' the Parts of Generation, with Olt inviolaluf gra b ,!,, 43 es, L 1'; ' 3 ") of his profes,,i,tn.should always observe in sli: ' '''ou-L --" batter, hito.-„elf the any:co and assistance lie i i , t 'st i ,,,,s 3 adnii ii i, i ~,, to , , , „. L. i i i i,p.:.his Mt - Amine, \yid . 1. 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Soldiers 1.--This day is the anniversary of Ma rengo and of Friedland, Which twice decided the destin - Y of Europe. Tlieu, as after Austerliti, as after \Vagrant, we were too generous ! We be-, lieved in the protestatiOns and in 'the oat . lisof, Prit4.es whom we left on the throne ! Now, how ever, coalesced among themsehes, they would destroy. the independence and the most sacred rights of France. They have commenced the . most unjust of aggressions. Let us march,. then, to meet them. Are they and we no longer the same men ? " Soldiers," at Jena; against these same Prus sians, now so arrogant, you were one against three, and at Alontmirail one against six ! • "Let those among you who have been pr:lo ners of the Euglish, detail to you the hulks, and the frightful miseries which they suffered " The Saxoiits, the Belgians, the Hanoverians, tie soldiers,of the Confederation of. the Rhine,,la meat that. they are compelled to lend their arms to the cause of Princas, the enemies of justice and of the rights of all nations ; they know that this coalition is insatiable . After haVing devoured twelve millions of Poles; twelve millioni of Ita lians, one million of SaXons, sit millions of Bel glans, it lutist devour the states of, the second rank of Germany. " The madmen ! a moment of prosperity blinds them. The oppression and humiliation_ of the French people arc beyond their power. E lf they enter France they will Were find their tomb. "'Soldiers ! we have forced marches to make, battles to fight, dangers to encounter ; but with steadiness, victory will be ours—the rights; the honnui•,.the happiness of the country will be re- congnered ! To every Frenchman who has a heart, the moment is arrived to conqueror, perish. (Signed) " NAPOLEON?' • (A true copy.) " Marshal Doke of DALNIATIA, Major-Gen:" CHARLFROI,Nu 15.—0 n the 14th the army yas placed in the following manner The Imperial head-quarters at Beaumont. The Ist corps,' commanded by General D'Erlori; was at Solre on the Sambre. The 2d corps, commanded by General Reille, was at .11am-sur-iTenre. The 3►t corps, commanded by General Van damme, %vas o►i the. right of Beaumont. The 4th corps, commanded by General Gerard, had arrived at Philipeville. On the 15th, at 3 in. the Morning, Generoßeille attacked the enemy, and advanced upon Mar chicnnes-au-Pont. There Were varions engage ments-, in which his cavalry charged a Prussian battalion, and made 300 risoners. At one in the toot ring the Emperor was at ia nlignoll-Sta-lletwe. General ljaomont's division. of light cavalry sabred two Prussian battalions, and made 400 prisoners. . _ _ General Pajol entered Charleroi at mid-day. The suppers and miners of the. guard were with the advance to repair tile hridges. They were the first to penetrate into the town as sluirp-shooters. 'General Chri, With- the Ist Hussars, advanced upon Gosseliei, On the thwsels road, and General upon Gilley, on the Namur road. At three in the afternoon General Vandamme dchouched with his corps on Marshal Grouchy arrived" with the cavalry of General Excelmans. . _ The enemy occupied the left of the position of Fleurus ; at five, in the afternoon the Emperor ordered an attack. 'Die position was turned, and carried. Fo►ttt• squadrons or the Gutird, emit mandcd by Generd tetort, the Emperor's Aide de-Capp, i:cke three squares the 26th, 27tn, and 28th Prussian regiments were routed, Our squadron sabred from 4 to 500 men, and took 150 prisor,ers. During this time General Reille passed the Sambre at Marchreunes-au-Pont, in order to ad vance upon Goss e li ei w ith the divisions of Prince Jerome and G ene r a l B ac hilu, attacked the enemy. took fron t hi m ?5O • prisonels, and pursued him on the road to Brussels. ty r e tlitis became masters of the whole position of Flenr►ts. • At eight in the evening the Emperor re-entered Otis head -quarters .at Charleroi. This - day cost the enemy five pieces of cannon and 2000 men, of whonilooo are prisoners. Our loss is 10 men killed and SO wounded, the greater part belonging; to the squadrons of the guard who made the charges, and to three squadrons of the 20th dragoons, who also charged a square with .the greateSt intrepidity. Our loss, though trifling in amount, has been sensibly felt by kheEmperor,. from the serere.wound it . eCeired by General Letort, his aide-de-camp . , in charging at the head of the squadrons, He it an Oflii:er of the greatest dis- LPRICt SrYP . • . . . . tinction.: he ivas struck 1)7 a bail in the lower part of the belly but the surgeons give hopes that his Wound trill not mortal.-* li r e•have,fonndsoi ne magazine at Charleroi.--- The joi , oftheii3e . lgians it would be imss.ble to describe, Them wei - e- some . village's * which, 00 the si g ht of theiT th.liret.Jrs; formed ilaqees ao,i every whe're there is a Movement which•proceed frOm /he heart. - • , In the repot t of tbe:Maibr-Genei•al.of . thestait thenameS of the Qfficers and Soldiers who distin guished themselves will be - inserted.- - The Empetor has given the eoMmand of the left to the'Prinee of Moskwa who,: in the even ing, had it is head-eptarter at Quatre-Cheniins, oti the road to Brussels. , . The. Duke ijf Treviso, to whom the . EMperor gave the command of , the young guard; has re— mained at Beauniont, ill of the rheumatism, ‘yhich hal: forced him to kee) bed. . • . . The 4th corps . „ commanded by Genet a i Gerard, arrived' this evening at chatelet. General card has_stated, that Lieut.-Gen.l.36iirmotit; Col. Clouet, and the 'chief Of . situadrinl Villoutreyi, have passed over to the enemy. A Licntenant of" the la th Clias . seurs has also gone over.: The Major-General' has ordered,that these de. setters shall be' intniediately sentenced confOrm ably to•the lawS". It•wihtld be impri , silde to de scribe the. good spirit i nil ardour of the army. It views the desertion of this small number of trai tor 'vitt) -thug throw off the mask as a fortunate event. . . TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH, TrIANSMII‘TETI FROM LYONS, THE 17TH JUICE,. IN THE hIORNING. Nictiti»ellarl,`the 15th, pin'e at night. TIIR DUKt OP AumrERA To Hls EXCL'LLENCYTHE MINISTER AT WAII. The enemy was attacked this morning. We have taken 600 prisOners . ,, aniong whom are a Co lonel and a Major 5 and We have killed from 200 to 300 men. (S'gned) The D'ulie of ALBUrERA. NEWS FROM THE ARMY. rear of Ligny, past Bin the evening of the I(4ll',Jtine. The Emperor has just obtaino a 'Complete vic tory over the Prussian and - English armies united, Under the orders of Lod Wellington and Marshal. lilueher.. The army at this Motnent debouches by the village of Ligny',.. in advance of Fleurus, to pursue tine enemy. PARIS, JlitiE Freuttis, Jurie 17, four o'clock in the morning. - Tbe battle Of yesterday lasted till ten o'clock in the evening, We are still in pursuit of the enemy, %Vito has experienced a terrible overthrow. We have hithettO 5,000 prisoners, 20 pieces of can• non, and several standards, many Officers of rank, among others Count Latzow.: We expect at day break to collect a great nuniber'in the villages of Arnaud, and others who were cut off by the Movement *hid] the Emperor caused his "Guard to make. The' grenadiers and chasseurs the Ohl Guard Massacred' entire masses, and have lost very few men. —lt ;Appears that it was- a charge of the bayonet by the Imperial Foot Guard .which decided the battle. The enemy must have been extremely numerous.- I never saw such en • thusiastn in our soldiers. The columns which matched to battle,. the wounded who returned from being 'dressed, never ceased to exclaim." Live the Emperor COPY OF A LETTER FROM THE MAJOR-GENERAL TO THE WAR MINISTER. " Fleurus, June 17, 1815. _ . Monsiellr Marshal announced yesterday, from - the field of battle of- Ligny, to hislitiperial Highness Prince Joseph, the signal victory which, the Emperor has gained. I returned here with his Majesty at eleven o'clock in the evening, and it was necessary to pass the night in attending to the Ivor:tided:. ,The Emperor has remotmted his horse to follow the success of the battle of Ligny. It was fought with fury, and tht? greatest enthu siasm on the part of the troops. We were one to three. At eight o'clock in the evening the Emperor marched « itli • liis guard ; six battalions of the old guard, the dragOons, and h'orSe grenadlers, and the cuirassiers of Gcmral Delort, debouched by Ligny, and exe . euted'a cha'rge . wtiiefi separated the enetpy's line. WellitigtOn aruil3lucher saved themselves with difficulty ; the effect was thea trical. In an instant the firing ceased, 'and tils enemy was routed in all directions. We have al ready several thousand prisoners, and 40 . 1►ictces:(4 cannon.-The 6th and Ist corps were not engaged. The left wing fought against. the English army, •and too:J. from it cannon and standards. At night-1 ‘viil give you further details, for every instant prisoners are announced. Our !Ws does not appear enormous.; since, without screen ing it, I do not .reckon it at more than 3,000 men, (Signed) Marshal, Major-General Duke of DALMATIA. (A Copy) "Marshal, Ministerof War, Prince of ECKMUHL" REPORT TO THE EMPEROR BY THE DUKE OP OTRANTO, . MINISTER OF GENERAL POLICE OF THE EMPIRE. Paris, June 17, 1915. SlRF,—Charged by your Majesty to make known to you the state of the empirc in - regard to public order mid security, it is f.-otn this information that the Clmmbers will he able to appreciate the measures which Gover►►ment has taken, and. deliberate on those which the existing , crisis renders ne- cessary. While your Majesty marches at the head of the French ar mies to repel foreign aggression,, you have . a rislit . to expect ,from the energy and fidelity of the Representatives of the Na- . • • * A letter of the I:mperor, of the IGth, ends with these words, written. with his owu hand—" he is goinlon well." I \ , , Pr, i t , tIVAL AC;ILEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. ', I ,CE is hereby i •en, That the EXHIBI -llNtk '2 ' o ' , \; will CLOSE - t g. 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