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Xt": , '\* 1);,, ' ; 41, f 9 / ;L -• , - ) 4 1 • - . AA .....,. . ,4,..., . . ..., „... „ ,-- r.... 1 ! )( irt‘sr..;., __A • ~,, ....N li .1 _ .40..,ew ~;,11,---. 1:711 f 'F.);2.--_-,--- -. -,______----;-'ll-,- ti , , L , . _- '",-- -- .4 . 4 4 -----;-,%'''''_/r•C>,-,.;‘,‘\. ' . f---, • ', Tr . ''' ' :A, 1,....'...';-'4 1 • . - ".. ./; / ,, , : :, ,: i v , ', 2 •,/ il ' ; '4"--- -- 11 --••• -11‘, , t44,,A\k , i,,v,i"\\'''.. • , • . , ' - ..itlz.:;„-• ' , . , 9 l'irmtra 7229] Moti DA Y., IN OV M, E 6, s" . Lpracn PO irnIGN INT EL LIGE NCR.- • Ifilt • THEATREL RO L,; p RIMY-LAN E. EIS fitESE NT _ EV.4 NING, Nov. 6, .151,5,-; : Majesties' th eMajesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of - • M r lazet, Mr. Kean ; amer l ane , Mr. P o pe ; .• • r r " l ,ael ; Nicitiesei"-; Mr. Ra e - ; . Stratueles, liarhard ; Omar, '1* •1-1 A 11 . 1 1's; Deni se , M r . P owe ll ; • , ;.rpsia, Nr-s• 1 - 1 4 11- Y ; Seron 4 Miss L. Kelly. • ./6 wizich In - Awn.- a Triumphal Procession.. • will he iidded Otif finie;, a new . Pare, in Two ricTe:4LLI.X•c; HCE, 11 or. 1815.. THE Co ISS 0 E 17S ,foi• I('T LLING , His 21L-1.1 ES TrS N.A.WY di, hereby airy: z'hilt.bn Friclarj thelOth instant„thry will be ready to.receine Tendesrs in writing (seall:(1 trp), awl treat f.r find Fifty Quarters of Old Pale, Uric? (The frandred and,F(lty chtfil tees Ne , :•ClOse drkd 11 . . MALT, to be cinsWerafile ,- . tp Samples of not less than one ()dart - -each) to bt rrodueed with the. Tenders; to be delirered one go! there , !! in the course of a fortnight; and the ether flay' within a ii;rtnight elerwards Vietnalling'SAres 'at ilept fprd, and to be by Bill'a payable with. Interat Ninety Days ester day. • The Conditions of the. Contract clay .be seen, a! the, Se ‘— eretary , sQffice; 11 n ri•kard will be had to any Tender in.' Which the! Price shall 'cat be , inserted in words at lentelt, .or Mat shall not delirered to the Board before Oat' -o'C'lock on the soirl day the it)th instant, nor unless the Person Who makes• the Tender, or sane Persomon his ansclsr • when ca fled in a few Dais,will be pulilished, .price 2s. ' y in ALNIANLICK, expl3ittintz: the Fasts, Festivals, Saints 11,t) ,, , anti otherF=.~iiclays in the ; • witit the Astronomical affil Ctirunolegical 'Fern's, &c. &c. rraii'ged alphaliyi icall fir 'easy.ltcference. By J. 11.:NNANTISE. Printo fur John Souter, No. 1. Patern'Ostcr-row. • 'FRENCH PAPERS. [REGELfErt LAs.T. PAnts, Nov. 1 .-7-fr.fhe Ministers of th'e A l .llQa Powers : have come:to A.re3olittion, that, in order to remove every tiling that' might "excite dis - 141.4 * - ance in Fra.nCe in, F.,-urope, the -iiidiVid - 6.11.$ 'comprehended in. tile. Ordinance of the King of France, of the.. 24th of July, can only serves in the three Mouar,-nies of Austria, Russia, and Prussia, where they be subjected to iti . , victual' ssipc . riutendarice. They . are not to 'reside' .. • Acts, called , • • - WENTY PER '. T. • ....siThe Character s by Mr, Gattie, 'Mr. Barnard, .M.i.Barge,7; ti.arlev, Mr. Miller, Mis .: Orger, , • • L 111 13uxes.and Prilet'S-to 1)1'. o f Mr cirin , , at the Rot unOas th • • 'taken " -•• t e prnicip4 Entrance of the 'T heatre, Brydges-stite , ,`,';',Pl 'Pei. till Four, and of trholit ma be bad a Private Box litglitly) • • • „' 4 " , • 7 5.1; Scond -Piic . e; 35.. 6d.--Pit ; 3s. 6d.; • Second Gallo 23•—Lower c2s.; Second Price,. Is.—rpper ,:PPY; g . 7 ~ * s ecOnd Price, 6d. . • - tt e ' r 7' n ev. t ... kar . c, calle,d.Tweuty per - Cent., will Vie, repeated J e‘ • • • • T - I, lg tili turthur notice. tli,?;' ° ° ll 9\r, the.Conied of The.Conntry Girl : Peggy; Mrs. 'ln (her fir.t aiipCarlo,,, in that C;liararter).-0o ed ":ll4Y, The'tqiihr nt the Mn n : Patty, miss Na ki (het third ; I t 4t "e his Stage).--On Thursda , y, Mr. Kean will U t if . Vik.,,, ,, x,ty.-01 Friday, a -fayouritt. whicillMardyn will perior.—Ou Saturday, Nash will ni4ke her fourth appearance.tn RD EN.. 1.1-IEAI.R.i ROYA, COVEN:- • -° ‘ • Isle, • 4111 IS I'itESENT EVENING, NOv. 6, be acted • - ••C - • - BEGG.ARS", - •c h 4Sizin M arheath,:Mr. Sinclair (*his' first appeaTrlee:yo I hat 111.4i.ete.);•.tie,tchuni, Mr. Illinich:ird •-ar• •'• 42 ' W he - Mr , ler • Filch, Mr, Simmons '; s. ...Acheln i,,,t‘y,• Mrs, Listoa ; Pal)", Mis s • ithens (beia;.;• her Tir.,t appearance thi; Season). • •1••"'Alliel) be,added, the Farce of• Sir . " 5i1,:2,1" WALKEIL • atrlck-M,Guir.,;‘ m r .,1„;,y„.„ liattlepate, 11• 41 mil ' 3 1 Siaio,knis ; Suniuji rrkz S Nlrs. Decorum, Mrs. D'aveops:2:t ; Ait • he p ced, for the lith a new Milo-liralna, in 'll . l•ee , ..ts p , o e la al l Ti? s t;s ri .... : bAtt.T• ()H, 'IIIE VOYAGE u Mosic, I,L & eau , ' •'• and Detorations>. • M a cnittei y, Dresse s ,. - lince de Th e . . h e entirelr tieW. C , 11 ,i• (elected kiog of Poland), Mr. [la • az r d iton ; John Du .sarr (Commodore of the I renc:t squadroo ; tf of the Fri4itte tbK F;i'64e), Mr:Pi:Hey ; Franc , 1 4 2:_ It mti, and Lieute!i:t,t of the Paine), Miss S. '.'anti ; bt ‘',..ol3ineton la -.odor), Mr. 'cokely ; ItAidolski 4\l4,titt•(l,,w), Mr. Egfrton Qolonel Cassimir l bat . •is {a-Vassal t o It o d o l s ki), M r . L i ston ; Puliita kt (liiS•Wife) Mrs. Gibbs, . • • /I v Act II::: Festive Dance. .• Xx p; -serving of the Guns, vet. &c. in the Sea Fir; lit, and the „ ili tti () i" . ll of t h e Vessel, under t directiuti o 1 rug . for the Boxes to be taken .Of Mr. Brandon, :at ,the ilart-street,.from Ten till Four. eg,i n : : 01 '4y;t11 he °pencil at H p alf-ast Fire, and the Play Half -past !six. ~liyle : li lt tart, or , -The •Voy:ige to"esta lt• tt or'..rfornied. every , ti pu. i: c f avour, w ill e cll6l....excvig, Weilne;d a y a n d Pr'id.iy next, ale; ed the popular Me;o-Drainas of i•ne arl.l !lie Miller owl ifis Nleo. d Ito - n...inuautiet Miss , rff;'' () • • •ei . ntrr of cuuwdy ut ..), ( . 67t ). : ( *Pli Fi rs Al sor) (itebig'hyr first apPe;ll•ii Cvusc}a k' * 4ct i''; , •f- .• , r 1 Fcrest iinudy : , -, Ca •ss ;tile v (limn ityy 4 , 0 1 , Pricfay, a popular Conxt. ) A " , 1.--01, Sat nraity, the Tri* - -,gedy o, Perry . td" 44, er, (4.1\611, her . • first appearance in that (AA litct i n *'.B Dr ainatiellbrnanee or Cy some - on has been for some Pre paiation and. will be speedily.producerL . . . . l'( / I , c'RFNERVE Trim TEE 11 I ,),-b 0173,N. '' ' ' 'L lf , lt'S CELEBRATFAD VEG ETA Bt. I;3' ' To --, Ittl t, . 0 .0111 POWDER, is, with confiden , .:e, recii , iumen3. 7 tilt„ e 't ~t-7se of•the Public, as . the , most eliicacions I icP , " a, : e a 9:, Preserving- the Teeth iti a sound state, even tsi . )io , tho'i,:!'i producing .a pearly whiteness,. without' impanu t i, th`e 6 • 6. 4 ' 4 e.1. It itaparts a. firmness .iind beautiful rechtesi ~,, • If I,seal4s--to the ii't eatlf the most deleet ible Ssvectuess . . , al. ) d , )e llniei,,... °4 g-a-')tly as dirw e d, will . prevent the ;Toth .4 - 2 1 ‘ 11 , ).. the 11 6 ; 5 its eause—the Scurvy in the C.3inos. Price 5...(1 4 , 1 1- alli., 1 O ~,' ' ''s . it e,.._.,.'in ...o. "" , •3111r..:ZRIOR LAVENDER W,VrER, fron) .1 , — " -' ll - - t, ' f- -- ' ll -lic'!.', has received- • the Akpiiihation of thin . ki.i4.::•ighaesse.s the Princess iind Pri ticeSs Charlotte of Wales, '„lles or many Ladies rt s . - .•• of the first Distinction. In' ifalf-pint pretiard .and PititS Bs. .- -- • 'd 1 mition ; 4-4 ' 4 /' his a'ill .8 ' 411 4 It. Butler,No. 4, Cheaps . l 4 __________ 4(l Peet„'6 l li . Pnintinent, hy•mest Country Medicine ' Venders i„. `‘. l . 3 ill every Town. --- AT-. 7T).'T6 --- : - ------(, ~x TooTH -,. .-v:...pi,,,,,i 5 . 7 ,,t 5 ,,,. L s ~,„..n, in t,,r 'sitl- •;tst leasant sin' the application ? 41 'hoti, t1;-:7,s; it speedily renders tiie teem a whitearci Us e wiq, .eg-itiii• healthful, red, and firm; and by con stan t .t Illuit s 1.1,..‘rve them •in this desire state, to the it.nio; . . 14,4,.Iininiin life : it. liirtifie, the enamel, and proven . s k tieen i c :9:CP‘lfat ion of ' - art'ir • and-even where the '•enatitellias Yan„--4titicq, hy.thi: t a ‘ pi :liiatiOn of perisielous'dentriiiee :Jr i;t x. , , '. 7 ( . , ' l liti4ails, it Wi l li reitovate it it) ii tuartinif to !)e ere. ; Fl , :bl ii , i , Yby thiise who experiestce, or wittiei•s its efficae . y 1 , .iir e .' ''!,' hut 'effectually iliF:s,,lv es t irtar' Willett neglec. ina? e,,r6tliii.errnitted to . collect; tidies out all :dart. A ' , oaks, Or d 1 , • . ". IOL, e, l ugs of the teeth - Which pi ove so material a drawhitel taye,ll,titK; preveortS•tho'se tectirvhich are already part.lyir!eiels -41- "no ever becoming wursu; and cleaoses, be,) , tr , n - i rite: ~ rel e i, ' L itt's thilse that ate sound ; by those mean?, conr 114... superseding-, the necessity of a dentist's interfere . n f es, until superseding though they may glee, temporary satt ac- Iliva,, a :e often succeeded 'by the 'most disagreeable col f tse: ' , ite, s !. it iniparts to the breath the most delight,tyl ra ,41,,,,!- 44 6 to the guins, that florid realties% which indicates a Ali t , .:ii-Vl).tate. Those 'WM) constantly use . this powder 'as , \sill" . d, wi.tt never haie the tooth-ach, or a tooth decay, bti, l 'a;le Pre ' et 'e their teeth sound and white, to. thesmost ad- Pi e . 6 d ,, °l4 ate, • • 4 . l ‘v ‘ -';',, -- l l.ud bY e..li. Newton, and' sold' by his agent, Mr. '`llqi osi . :''' tlf;) c») the Foot tt'riv, St. Paul's Chi; rcli-yard, nearly .............i..........t1tc ) - 21Gate, in 80: , .e5, .2s. 9.1 each. ,-- ,k. 1 , ,„, li LAUF' AND HAPPIN ES S. --- .. ._. II ''' v FaN zr - ANTIsc()ItH lyric vF,c,E-c -• - A ,„ ..., , _ .., s ... . 4 k..d , - 1. -- ' l, . Pius . are proved, by the experience of th()11- 4 ‘;',.'• 9 A. (4 . first Famili es i n Eur o p e 'to he the most certain, tlii,;().'“"l'llow'erful alteritive, purifier, and sweetener of . ..ire 'hi,- N i tvvr discoVered. The vetv high estiinatioo in' 'winch Ik titti .''' ll eile has Been held fikr a . treat t:otliber of years 'oust t,f,:teltllvneimuitias quite unnec t essitry. The Prop' letear can lived' 6 st i 'IY ndividuals of respectability, who have de li', 44t ebefit front thse Pills that tne most scrupulous roust .Parin.,:,', l-l ed 'with. But the real „)devils of this Vegetable I rc tle!,,,,f f• — ," 11 1, ott a fair trial„ plead more tot ciithy i n . its ow n t) lli etti . :llan any thing that Call be said of it. Alt tose. a . , .- tai,66lth.. tienr.iy, Scrufuts, Leprosy, cutaneous ed . =l --44st:f.'s ,I..ritiitioti*, or other Disordeis, occasioned by inipit , - I Ptre , - . 4 , 1 "! ii i" , .d. Tu those lib - cw;se, whose' Constitottut . - . 1 , 4 * it i r ,, t . " irupatred by. Ihe inindieions use of Meteury,tt must I' . ult cotisolation to has), the .assuraucc of tuiding re ; intet er : ` 4l re,r may hake been the original cause, the mo st 1411 -ltitt4 4 • t e v . 4 . 5 " Pf Zieurvy; &e. invariably yield to the benign t ried i ii • :"! these PillSi When ail other :\ledicines have been ' l lil'sici..‘ a i"; end the presCriptions of the most celebtated lii-..-11,'1,''H'e faile)4, these PiliS have proved ellicaeionr. t. t,, Nt.'."tl.s. Treatise' oo the Scorvv may be has-! ~r atis, at lii.,„„2', North -street, Red-lion-square, where the7Pills are aii4,t.','l'seeinfitte pots- Inv the.Pi opriet+)r) and s4iil' "ars ' ic 1)Ilea, ii,:t.;,,.,, !pt ice is. uo. lierlitichet, or sixiti one for one glll -- ''• 11t1i4 k(l• Sold also liv ;lieu„, 150, and Alien; 7b, ilkillLot)l4,iste:;;,4r ilit:iScr;)4•4'trlila''lrtll.9:J.l'vS't" " dt ;11‘°11' 'l3".c'''ll 'l'. 3.i2d1il dial °lll t°' (Ir'it.''r: ) rild e ,,.. .., - q tee 2 ARMY 'CONTRA( is Commissar le Ch. , ef's ()if George . street, London, ,1r; 5. NOTICE is lie - vAly giv e n to all (le sirom of Coutractiut; to supply the follwAinq "irtieles for the u.e of the Army: viz. BEEF and MVITON, to his 1114esty's Lind Frrces in C'aivonments, Owirters, arid flarraelic, in the unth•r-nien•. tionid CountieS and Durham ;including Holy Island), E.:6ex, ,Hants, Huntingdon, Isle of Wig'at, .kerit, arwia. York. riz. OATS, H arid hiS Ma jesty's cavalry'in Bari'acks,' and Oats in Canto.onErnts and Quarters, in the under-mrsnioaed Counties - in South Bri tain :-7erks, Hants Oneltidies the isle of Wiglit), K. nt , Somerset, Sussex, Wi;ts; and iu thesereral bounties in Nth That are to commence on' a4d f t the 25th day of 171ec;mber next ;,•that Proposals in -Writing, sealed up and marked "'Tendeitfor Army Supplies," will be received at this Othce on or before Tuesday. thef2.Bthday of November (hut none will be reeeked after Twelve o'Clock on that day), 'and, if sent by Post, the poStake n'itist be • • Proposals must be made separately for each County and" Island, except for the CountiescoMprising Nor Britain, all of Which inust h' inanity(' in one Tender; !and .- each - Veopisal must have Abe Letter whieh. is *annexed, to the Tender properly filled up, hytwoS'ersons ofsknown promty. et •gagi.g to become bound with the Party tenderin;in the amount stated in the printed, Particulars, for the due per- , fotunce of the Cniitrziet ; iiud n. PropOsalwill be 'enticed, uniess, made :in a printedTe.oly( , and the Prices expressed in words at length should it so. happen that during the • conti - nuance of the Cohttact no fr?opS shanld he staiioned or sit *ln the . e. - ,triity,• the 2AT-rm, of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance ,by the Contractor, .to be re funded to him bythe Commissiry in Chinf. . • I'articutars of the Contrays way be had upon application `at thiaOfricl: between the hours of Eliwen and Five ; and at ilfe'Otiice of Deputy Commissary-General Young, Edinburgh. --• . rir 0- I MOIW.OW all the Great Cipitais way, be A Drawn. :3.... Prizes of .C . ,..50,000 :1 per Ct. C0n5...k,150,00U 4 20,000 data, - 80,000 a 4,004 ditt 0,...... t l,OOO ditto, - - : 8,000 - 1-0 • 500'dittm,...,,, .., 5,000 10 > ... ,). 800 Oitto,' ' 3,000 . - •&c. &c. 3:c. . • ... : T. BISrl, the Contractor, respect ffutly acrina!nts the Public, that the PlOttlers of the Goverinneat Stock Prizes I,nay receive the Value, • • . • . N MONEY ON DEMAND, • at his favourite. Offices, q, CORNHILL, an 4 9, CHARING SS, where the Ticket, No. 2257, a Prize of .t();(MI. was Shared au Sold; anti in the Lottery drawn in April, ALL the Three Pi ifes'of ;iO,OOOl. were also Sold. ! 7 #lll E. Atttat:rire Noveky of the New IA) r- "I•F.,11.1", to ccommencennee I.)r,iii in., N 'l'f JESI)AY 'NEX'I'; ith IcOyEABF,II, at Five 0%.;10ck Afternoon, consists of 15,000 Tiekets, tieing I)rawn in part of a Scheme of 20,000 "riclief, cotitainint Sewell Prizes of 20,0.101, to the three latit af widich 30,0031. !note being added, cllali4 the whole Scheale - • 3 Prizes of L.50,f/(lb . each :i per Ct. 4 .... . • ... .....21,000,' ... Giusoiaitt:d 41 of 2001.b.pt0 4,060. ..1 - leAidei 53,400/. , :iti Money -Prizes • . . Ticliets and Siptres for which are oil .sale at the Old and Forionote Offices of J. SI,VEWAIGUT, a 7. co,n1111!; 34-, .Hayinark.'t ; 'it, Holborn; il.cid 111, Oxford-streut, iihere Cava] Prize , : has been .oicl to an Anniiint almost incredible. Elb.BUßNt.;iiid Co. Stock Ali ()kers; I most tes*, cctfu!ly Solicit the Public atteotion to the N,ovel. and truly Intekesting Scheme of the liresent Lottery. By the Plan now for the Eir,t adopted, Prizes, in Con sols 'MOney, Mat be obtained,cxe , ,ding the iromrnse Anthunt of Three Hundred and Fourteen Tbonsand Pontuls, exclusive of till the advaittages of the Rise in Consols abort; Sum'greatly exceeding what vi:as ever known before, with an equal Number of Tickets. There are in this .Ex traordinary Lottery of -Only 1.3 . ,1)60 Ticliets; Three Prizei of 50,0001. F-otr of 20,0001-. Three -of 4;0001.. Eight of '1,0901. &c. the whole of wi ieh, as there are no Fixed eaintals, mac to deoen TO-Mp":llCriV, TUESDAY, 7th November. TICKEYS and SLIARF,S arc now on Sale by IIt:ZARD, BURNE, and Co., No. 93, 1i0y44 Exchange, Where, in forther Lotteries, :_:apital Prizes have been Shared afid Sold to 'the. amount of niore . than Two NI illions. Government Securities booglit end sold by Comtnics,;iin. GR. :\D sTo( K Pi , !ZEN. 3 of L. 50,003, 3 pet Cent: Consols, 4 of L. 20,000, 3 pei . Cent. Consols, And Forty-one other Capitals, in the State' Lottery which . begins 7th November.. _ . . . G. WEBB. requests the Attention of the Pnb- He to the Scheme of the approaching Lottery, having no doubt 'that its intrinsic inerit wilt lie ii.s best ieconnnen- . dation. He' bep leave at the same time to solicit a continuance of that Patronage; which his Office has hitherto so liner-111v ex perienced, and so richly renruner:ved; hay - ing shared and sold the Two Last Prizes of ,0,0001. the Labit 10,0001. aid the Last 10001. ever drawn, viz. :--;- , - , 3,862 ln 11 Shares , ' • F . 33,000 • , 80 . 39 ' ln 13 Shares /.,',0,000 2,502 - ln I() S , lares .. , . - .....L.10,;00 12,688 I . l .Tholc'netet - - L. 1;150 8,512 'A'holeTi;l:et L. ).,000 &c. U. U. All in thi':.Lilst Four Months. TICKE'rg anti Sl-1.11t: are row CM S:ile at Wtilti most fortunate Office, No. 17, LUOGATE - STKEEr,; near St. # O l, Irish Bank eschange ci d : I . l z e m3 u. l 3 l s i t i o tt c s k it_i:s r s at i:i tr thC r'au4 5 faithfullyc::::.: 4 l+4d, by POETIC iniltlislied by LONGMAIsI, HCRST, - REES, ORME, add_ ROWN,,Patermister-row. • rri E Do r; B 6f RvLsToNE; or, • •AV 11 , e'FAT , ' , . Of the •NORTWiIfS a - Poem.. By WM. WORDS W 1. 2 .T1i. 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Oiseases. they rise sw perior to that prejudice which is so Ju.st/y excited . against the advertisements of then, ignorant of thefirst principles, and ' uneducated in the practice of physic. Messrs. ct7l.lJi.lE and • • . Co. `tirgeons, by . .-every prirde-ge to prac tice, arm] by the uniform success which their mode of treat ment for V,Mci cal Complaints has_ hitherto'teen attended, coni with the same assiduity trr nir-ct - thtir . steitles - tif the cure of every species of thatbaneful poisfin, fir; ivell as the re moval of th 0.40 distressitig—debilities afi a hictielencies which prevent or embitter the nntrimonal state. In the catalogue of human infirmities there aro-nt,e -pultbetinrt lwrirt;tho-se we the unavoidable consequences •of air indulgence in a certain destroctive Jtabif, _Tile uulJappy sutiercr-,6113 Oyer Iris misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief, .until he is re dlerd to such a State of .misnry as to render life Oppressive. To such persons it will,be,a coasolirug reflection -to know that theyt.may now, by a pew and remedy, he restored to tio-fe former constitutional Strength and . ri.4stiri CV:eaki relast 7 a, awl debilitated klbits; proceeding either frOin an excess of coajngal 'Paid i,liciC pleasure, or •fro4ll 4 iii , nl; resi dence in hot climates, hardOinkbre, the injudicious use of literary, &c. are speedily restored- to health and strength. It !Mist be a gelfevident• proposition, that where the ag 'gregate of iutt'fieettil eaf:acity is directed to the 'treatment and cure ,of 'a fey peculiar.. complyintS,- there tttust7be the greater cert,:infr of success; and as a proof of this position their method o'f care is Ss particularly expeditious, as well as safe, and so' evidently superior to the common practice, thAt in some slight cases of infection a peifect restoration is completed iu thF, , short periiid of three days; amd in those of the utmost inveteracy, wk."..re other practitioners have failed, a proper perseverance in their plait of At-raiment ensures to the patient a safe, well-grounded, and lasting re-establish ment. By an,:eirrly appliritioit; rhoiiatient will "escape thi danger and expence of a tedious attendance upon the Icss. ex perienced practitioner. In the most 'Obstinate and compli cated cases of 'yowl s:11 infection, such as obstru.tions in the urethra, spinigy es,a•escences, hard toMours, callous ulcers eruptions;. seminal 'wealoies - s,- glects, as also SiTIIII.:TURE, whether recent or of long duration, and which have battled the skill of other practitiOners, are, by their present improved plap .4 treatment', .effectually and erinaisently s cured,.with out the patient suilering the ewrttelat Mg pain and alarming hemorrhage.whiLlt frequently follows • the application of the lunar 'caustic. In the course of 20 years extensive practice in thisinetropnliS,' taumerOils eases of strictares.have beets and are daily under their, care, the total eradlcation of which is eifeCt•W be as. certain, and expeditious Mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The Weakness, relaxa tion, and debility proceeding from this 'complaint, is weedily removed, and the, patient - restott'd to somid and vigorous health. But where tie debility has for years existed, a pro- Ter. perseveratice in their restorative remedies, after the strict ore has been destroyed, is indispensably reciuisite to revive the sluiubering starks of life, and to re-animate the constitution. . Several Noblemen and Gentlemen &f the first respectabi lity have been under the carte of Messr. Currie and Co. for the reniorl of complaints of the Urethra; Strictures, &c.; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may. be mask to eiem, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Carrie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had Strictures front in to -20 years, .and under the care of Messrs. Horny, ticavi:.ides, rctd Otilit 6 rSargeUil4 of equal eminence, w ho ,atempted the rune' by the applicatiou of the lunar caustic, Without sutecess. Mit.ssrs.Y;tirrie and Co: -may he consulted by either Sex, the greatest delicacy.' seurrey,—and honour, at their hoose, No. 107, I iatton-garden 4 . yatitnts the Country are requested to state the particu lars of their ease, age, anti general habit of living, &c. itrelosing a remittance for ativiee and medicluts, when . the saoie Will he given or writ to airy part of the kingdom. To e nsure that secrecy so essential to tkieir undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to theaccount for medicinet't ptiOunc, l , 30.-:--107 . in any part dr Italy. .- „ . Getko ; 4l 'IT4I • who was airestet) in the .dew partnrent of the Alsne, anti hrottglit•to Par Lr.,,, licen 'sent to Cosne in the N:ek:re, there to retnaiti: till the Cit,trubv.-r,•'itive:.<ieciiied' on -the fate- of those,— contpeeitended iii the Ord:mai:Cc of the 24th Of July'"? • NoV . . is.s . aiti,.that the Court oil France, from motives of econOtorwill for soint . . . `time have Militsters only f a 'second rate at the , • tliffe'retit foreio Two great trials are at • last •abont to fix thei public attention. The trial of-. Marshal commence on Sattudily mr..MOnifay next, in the s . 1-.1a11..0f the .Court of Assizes. The •Marslial wid be tried by. - a eofft't , mar - tial, having Marshal lias s;na for Pi.esident. The other trial is t4tof tonnt.Lavallete, ex-director of the posts, and Will .conuilece in the same hall, on •the 16th The Fiti;i Piesideht •Seghier wiil liitnelf preside ~in Court - . The Advocate-Genera[ !limn will,9peii :the Proceeding's. • • It is said, that the Pr'itlce Rogent Las niade is • : . pres'ent to" his Allit,esty, Louis XVIII., of a regi ment of Scottish infantry.—(Gtizette . cre France.) The King . of Naples, in acknowledgment of the services.renderetl 'to his Crown at the Con gress of Vienna, by Priisce Talleyrarid, has pre sented hiM with a dock - y, which Prince Talley-' rand . , 'with the permiision 6f. tLe King, has ac— ceptcd. The Journiztdees bcbdts.contradiets, at fro . tn sin- Thority, the report that the• Gland Duke of Baden.. intendedi . to phice Ciivps,of his frinps in the pay of 1:; - iigland,:siiti l 'irdr - to tie serif Thor • blood of his people; it is added, is too precious to, t4•Grand Duke, to bectime the subject of such a - degrading • The. Duke of Be'rry is slightly indispotcd. Nis Royal Flightiest has not for, some days quitted his apartments. • The NlinistCrs of the Foreign Powers, who in a day or two will sign the Definitive. Convention with France, will set off next week. Prince Met terniCh alone will'remain h6-e. some tinie longer. Prince Hardenherg' and liarcM Huniboldt will pro , - ceed to Frankfort, to be present, on the lit or December, at the i)Pening- of ihe'Germanie Diet. Coiint G01;t... will .continue to reside here as Arn ba4sadr from . Prussia, till the return ut Baron IbutibUldt to Paris. M. Justus (.3ruUtr sgts directly for Dresden, wfuerc he is appuiuted Am , bas . sador for Proqia. It lips been said for some days past, that the marriage of the - Pyit . Ce Royal of Wnrtemberg to t 1 e Grand Du - chess of , OldenhOrgh will not take place. The following .re the names of nine Colonels of Departmental Legions LOwer Alps, the Marquis de Crilion ; Aisno, M. ie Sa porta; f;oles-du-Nurd,'Nl.Dobries de Sonbriant; Drotle, the Count de ()Ilabrillant ; Dorbs, the Count de Grimaldi ; Loire, M. Moreau ; Maine and Loire, the Marquis de elven; Mot- M. J oseph Cadoudal. There are only 14 more Colonel; to be ap pointed. The Duke d'Anonlerne arrived at Valence on the 24th, and at Avignon on the 25th. At both these places he was received With every demon-- stratiOn Of respect and attachment. CHAYBER OF PEERS.—SITTING \OP Tilt 47Trc OCT., The anbject of discussion was the plan of law for the 4etention of persons charged with . State vireos 3. .;11st article it was proposed, by way of amendment, that the duration of the detgntion4 authorised by the law, should be confined to two" months. • This amendMent trlis got rid of by the previous question, which ivas carried by a majority of 11 1 Peel Sto 53. - • Several other amendments were disposed of in a s imilar way and finally the plan of low, as 9. whole, obtained 128 votes out of 165, the whole n►tin of Peers that voted. The Chamber next proceeded to receive the re port of the Special Conimittee charged with the examination of the plan of law relative to a near organisation of the Court of Accounts. M. Deseze, one of the members, deliVered the report of the Committee: In the abstract of this report, we remark the following passage :--"'Tite objection made to Art. 7 of the law, as containing. a quotation from an,ord ordinance of our Kings, afforded the reporter an opportunity of observing, that notwith'sinnding the intercalation 'of those ephemeral Governments, which sprung.up,amidst ou'r pOlitiaal tempests, the French Monarchy kid Dever ceased i and that it is a maxim of the realm.