The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-09 00:00:00

IT,4LY. Although this unity seems thrown Mit of the political . balance, it .may enter: it again, and even bring a very important weight into the:stale. .It •will either be. rescued by Russia, and a Continental Wat e ,froen the boodagcaed confusion with which it iiVerWi'fiL”C'r,:or J r - A . again' alarm humanity by a series of : revolutions more or less violent, In this unavoidable alternative,, 4 a6 be acquainted with - the 'present' chargler of Italy, the degree of its dis.' -solution; The hopes and.f,:ars which it justifies, and its 'relative situation with the political state of the • other Contineptal.Powers, is by no means a matter - oft intliffererCce. Of all parti of Europe, this is per -baps the must imperfedly knoWn to a foreigner, in , lesptd colts wretchedness, its seirit, and the um, -common causes that prolong its dreadful oppression and horrible anarchy. The .French G , vernment, hiving exhausted upon it the-fertility of their. extor. tica,s, of their cheats, and of their rage, hold it in: 'some sort by a secret tithi. They have made them.! e st e ves masters of its.cemitlunica:ions e 'and reserve: • themselves ti) be the periodical historians of them. We know nothing of the existeece of .thosedesolated! countries, but the frequent eruptiops of a pitiless' ty' ?army and .an impotent despair. ,This is , the.sum., 'nary of the prosperity which France has sltowerki: upon them, and of the parental beneficence with! , hielt Bo NAPARTE governs them for , the 'advance-, ment hi liberty aid phil oso phy. . • The deplorable condition to which : : the ting• of • OAUDINIA has - been reduced is well known; but, ,v; ith the misery of his former subjeOs in. Piedmont, most other States itre unacquainted. 'unshaken' ,and general allegiance of the Piethonntese to their lawlul King, is- cquai to their horror of the French: intruders. The. whole'Country is, therilote,„under . Martial law, and tyrannized over by the imbecile but cruel satrap, A B P.A AFIME Nou,whoni Ihokr APART it has sent there, empowered anti on purpose to rhasthe the peofle for their loyally, The flow of, SAVOY has never, from its origin, bectebetrayed by ,a faith. less; servant ; aed its .chief, thOtigh absent, is under the necessity of restraining the' unavailing insurrec.: .tion tat the people, who rife exasperated . the provocut itios„t deliatithei; the despotic at rogance, and . 11:e rubberie:Vol the . French. In short, altly.ogli invaded, broken, and Oast among rocks, Pied. ; moot .Cunt airs musty dicer, ready to join any army (4. 1 itig 10 ' lte r ate its f.)emer Sovereign; and t if a war 'bre,:ks the French most either .keep there nuMeroas TrueTs, ur it'Will be lost to them for ever.' • We hear, at times, and in all Countries, persOrts `admiring the great a Bort Armil. E.. The-re are many tvho, tt Idle they'deicatillis politics, are in. dined to ascribe the secret of his operations and Suc. ; , cessra to the depth of his understanding and the fertility of his talents: 'fo undeceive his dopea;Ave, need wily open the history of Italy for the eight last years. Nu Empire ever offered a Conquerettmare. means to pre;erve it ; no where could a moderate revolution meet more materials ; no other State fur. nished so many springs of Stability to the work of an intelligent reformer, who had once, by Conquest, made himself master'Of ttte GtivernMents and the l'co. pie. But if any thing demomitrates the incompatibility of are CorSican's extravagance, witb . every fixed and regular establishment, the presumptuous folly the - innovators, and the triumph of low and unbridled passions over the meanest political understandiog, it , is the conduct of BONAPARTE towards Italy. 'thing can lie More confined than this Usurper's mar. tial ordinances,, modestly called constitutions ; thing can be less analogous to the civil', political, and physical state of the country, than these forced.ag.: gregates of heterogeneous bodies ; those Republican edifices, put together• without cement,, and without 111111 C or genius. Instead of executing the more rea.. sortable plan, 'fnrinerly conceived by It's NZ!, of sending rite foreigners our of Italy, of at tLniiit)g to the dsatiniiliorta and:les; , relive independence' of the several (4overoments, ;old of uniting them by a fede,tal system ; the revolutionary tliymist, If( NA PARTE,.bas thrown seven or eight millions of then, of vet)' different temperaments, into hiS'crticible, to make then), in spite, of themielvea and of . nature, groups of anarchists. united by provisional regula tions, while they ate divided by manner, 114 hits, and intt . fiets. A monarchical form of gov ernment may allow of inch mixtures, but a Republic'eatiribt atl eit it; because, in the latter, the principle of ;dreary' so %lye:lk, that it becomes arm!. llittied by cxtentliog the circle of its aftion ; arid without a conformity cf chat-Akers, of 5-,;ti . and of an m cient enStos, a Republic *Mild ,„ rever'ne :firs:firs . fe more than a hot.bed of . t0,0r.. aed yr re+iolutions. To place the power of 'people . in.that of theirßepresentatives, their Con. sidtas, ;tad their Presidents, is to change the scene, 'and the a4iing poweri of anarchy, but it is not to 'prevent . it. 'Thus, while . 13ON'etrAttTr., TALLEY * `‘NO, SrSres'.Ys, - and other Constitution.imiefert, 'atutt,e "themselves, in talking to us .of great . Repub. lip s r au~ and eieperienee, judgment, and the study of our fellow.ereatures, teach us. that such societies are iippradicithic. hot theseletritrks bronrne 1 11 ,,, eason able, for no .9 0e 'will suspetl Boettsratx.rt, or the lo , rde of his Peo-consuls delegated, in Italy., to have ft 1141 , :t1 Upart quct,tions of skis nitoir t : i t 910 the be4t -system of oppression, and nut Of lgra.l, which they meant to give to their Viiratnunfane brethren. SufOrt;le hi}ernudel of the French fte. cite ar , ( l , iq.aii , r,i;sib/,t, was equally uppijeable to O l e oti..ct,hitie of the Alp; anti if, Bpp•ArAt-,3 • • • he a r T ') • i • pretends,'there . uniting ti c o , y _ iwo minions of undcr T tiiC mi,ota Go. veiwnent, t h ere i s cert.iinly inl.acyri,.!ty in go. ,ening ten or twelve tuiiiior.i , !.)y tour k4y.intt So. vereigioies, We Aloe! luck' for 1114 priiKiple:,ofibis inconsistency itz iliit . 4ll3 . W. 1.15 KAI 4 1 l ici of till un i O4.lanong NatiOnsi- whom' ic 'was his wisll to onder, to pillage, ' ~rift to roetainorpliose,'li)illi. out the ;rouble' Of, 1 e g his'guard., f vision canititotts their wcaknesh)- France . Can d svery thing agatunt Ahern, and they can do nothin g against, Vrirce. But thi4 precarious and' teniporary, fiecitrity - vanish as speedily as the ratters Inundatiost 09 tvhich it stands, whenever an interior incident slisitl hap. fen to_ unite tht,r,ess i Mptcrttl of the Inhabitants of the Revolutionary i.rigdonitif luscany;and of, thtl Revolutionary Republic - of Italy, of Liguria, and Nr - Lorca., AP Alert has' Aititeldre'At: iinly faild in his reyolution,of Italy y by hp insltability, the surd system, . and, the violence , .."itk,xliich 'he has inthralled. it ;.he haft , motetive,ropstinciacd,the,eicisL: trice of. it, suffered - . the , key to lic..Jost.,"iad, , perpe- tooted troubles, by-,...gtyjrig,up ittimmtbortyp4rt, Venice ; to tit .Is..tr'E It 9R, ; ; :artkitft. lOttthat , a6l4lll vicinity,. the ,Seven Islanifs,.4o,;tlw..protraitaff of Rpssia and . Turkey, : In this.forcign foetis, the.re.. grets, the, .the,,hopes of : this, desponding cot ntry all meet.. Certainly ,lotsr.spat,tr nt. is laying by to extinguish the flame, and at ,the first, favour able moment, to'retak : c.States, the independenCe and ruins of which he lia,oohj•to 11i, foes, whom. he Most compelle d to purchase them... Certainly hi( %yo l k in Italy is not door, he: considera this . .temporary organization Qf .his conquests as'a prowl. sional pastime... When he,has made away. with the: Pope;,ille, • Emrattott Of GEIt.MANY, and the KING ' Of NAP ,E;S. sun still kgyq, a villa in. his .usurpa.' tiop, he.will a third time fashion.ltaly, and torture: it in a new,mould. Till that:event, his condua' will have been nothing but a compound of cruelty, of ay.rice„,and ft,ily. -,By his.plartpol. vanquishing to plunder, and found dominion upon violence,. and by.coiraleting'ilte.misf6rtunes of. Italy, be has ex . .,1, bausted the means' of alienating , it, of ruining and of deriving .the political advantages from it ; which a less ferocious and more enlightened . quertn would 'n'ot have misapplied. t ; Such is the real and relative situation of Italy., where,,the french Invader,' are equally detested by tliesubjeEts of Naples as by, those of Piedmont,. by, , the Citizens` ,of Lomba,rdy,as by those of Genoa, by. the InliabitantsOf the Ecclesiasticar:rerritory,,as by those of Tuscany, all loc4(ing.forattopportursity • of:.a new War, to rise arid crush thir barld'arous Tyrants. • 'Should a British Subjea experience has 'hitherto failed to undeceiviF,' slier CoOlit ,cherish an.idea of throwing his Country intota state i .of revolittion at theinciternent, and with the assist. ante. of BUIVAr ARTB and his Slaves, let him visit . and contemplate .the pitture of Italy. There let him interrogate the chief partiz:ins § the Proinuters,, nay the, very Pi:icemen of his.Revolivionary pi ; publican systcm.—Let him consult the learned and. • .the.unlearned, the nobleman ~and the, pea4anto.,the: fiery, anal the frigid, the, executioner and the viaim, lte will hearliothing but regret, repent.inee r aind incaution ;• thanks.to the phi/a/rtirropii4 system of regeneration of , the conquering--heto'• NAtijLIION . "BONAP•AIkTI t,l 1.•• ' - • ; • "Translation of a • Letter froth a FreOh Prisoner: of War at' Plymouth,•to - NAPOLF.Oft the Firht, by the grace"of - chance; by th caprice of fortune, by the imbeeiliiy of the French . nation, by the flattery , •and base" 'of the v'ile\.parisites.th4 sur round him, and, lastly, .by the, wickedness of a cOijrnpt en&infittisSti &hike, EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH, OF FAMOUS MEMORY. " slat, " Your'novel sjesty will have the goodness to pardon an individual who has the boldness to ad.. eireas,you,..and whose ignorance makes him fail, con: trary to his.will, in the refpradue to you. " It is not more, than fifteen, or sixteen years ••since, that I should not lidve. 'leafed to call you dm: pIy,IIOI4APARTIS hut the tiiriel are changed"' no!: You must be addressed by the titles of Sire' or Ma .. . jesty ; no matter, both are the same. As for me,. who know siOt the etiquette,. and still less the man.' nertrof your Court,. I must be,allowiti to ex lain my-self as. v+41.1 as can:; - anti ceremony may surely , be dispensed , with; in making known to you that was prisoner in England during kin years of. die last War, and that I have been 'these 'seventeen' ,monthslaatTast in the Aatne situation,. . • " Ceremony is less resiti , ..e in telling you that a father of,,six children 11J3 a right to complain of hip captivity, as, .do 'all the companions of his , . misfortunet :` but I will only speak for myself.; " if it' be 'throu kh' your" will that lam forces! to pass the .rest of my deplorable: life in this detest. able Condition, and:that my eliihlren die in mi. very, from the privation of she ncco4ssalieti I am devrived of the means to supply them, with, I tt ish and desire, , with . , all my heart and all my soul, that, your ctironation be performed with the,. following ceremony : rol.sr crown to be a crown of thorns, the spines •of which, each three'inChes long; be driven into your head wish a Loonier, to secure i t t h e f l etrei, and that before the conclosiotf of august -m ickery, a volcano , should 'arise; which' , 'should' reduce to cinders, yourself your vile attendants.. It is with these sentittietiti 1 that 1 have tht,honour to be,: . . • , Sire, YOU Majeety'a most s abruissive etrylnt, 6 I , . . About_seyen.o'cloc,k, in iiie,tivirning of the i Bth init„ there, will,peal)eautifol.conjuntiOn between the planets Vatvis The long, .of the j;v o o , biets, at the. 01 ! .conjtitielion, will lte 6. , cle,g.':(c: loin , . 23 sec. 4 2 digits, the latitude of Yetlys , ,bejog tk.g, 4 t ram, .sec, . north, anti 111at}44 3 7q4" 1 Aleg, is min., ss sec.. nui,cli 4 the ne , a(eo oppiov4l,toli their centtes will be 24. ntin, .44 deg.. itntl..Y.erilllg. pats.: bpjOw Saturn,. at a d utaricc vppkilletably leks, than the , Moon's tliaine ier.., will ;ilAotit due east, abont ,a quieter:past .three ..themintning,. and will. comc w. !lie Mel ijiati ii69tit. a quorter past nine. phenotnepon he Nicwed.wltit a telescope of ,eunWerable...apfttore 414 ti4gi l ifyin,p ower , b o th . t 4 plikne4 will .be contait:tefl v• thin, it ) e r , of • ancl..the horns of. Vertu* will foal a. bealuiful c‘ i f j tra y, t 45,•i'01 ,ring of Soturn. jandion. will place .10. sh:e cpflitellation riqp. • Venus w ill b e 4 5p l it, Aine:,.tiegtees .-to tie ,14,catt•of 1 $1) - ic'd • • ) 'f uottiy morning-a: ptrriam in , the tvightwo;rliciut., Q t" the Foundling-L{oo[4l vrottrd hi, tn:fre' for tad' guineas, ; ' , he-start-6d n .o'cleck, *is .to go tw otir - iniles. in., two hours, which he performed with •Apparent, ease in 'sit nintitett , within the kittle'lhril'it'4l; • • Ms/AMA...nit. • • , . Moiiaer....the• Fait •of hel( 1 : rtt Was cautl begin, owing to the heavy, :and , ineessanclair ~Jyhtch‘ toy . -406 1 - the Thele • • tilat i k greater show thAlat Veen . ieininitierec. for some- years4.frices Avererather - low; •and few .buyers. Cattle — fthina a dull "sale, although the average *ice was, little mire than- zed, per pound k; ,-Agt were liarndrous, and also reasonable. ThekelyVett. few, Florsel bought or sold. Thuriday s'e'nnitht • the, .fliflowing. el ad. ichuly aCCOent occurred in , Wate.rford. • ! Mr. Cox, the gunsmith, who lives. on the , ()nay, having reFeived a case of pistols . .liatn a Getitlieriin td,put in Order,. placed them under his arms, and walked . into the 'parlour, where Mrs.' Cox, leis 'mother, , was standing unhapPily while ,he, was in .that situation, and immediately nPposite.to her, : one of them went - 01f,'nwheo ttie•ball'penetrated tier entered the upper part of her thigh—passed quite . thrcitigkit, .and lodged in thewall : fortunately-the .bone.not . beinghroke,: nor an rrtery - Wonoiltd, and the. best' tivilical „assistance bCing instantly •pro. cured, sanguine hopes are , entertained of her reco _ very.—From thO number , 91 deplorable accidents which have. been occasioned, and particularly of lat.:, by loaded tire_arrns,. we cannot too seriously incul. care the nece•oity ( , f adopting the utmost vigilance and precaution . in 'handling t hem • ; Sunday night, about the..lar.lur nine o'clock, a man of the:name of Mttriiane, a farmer'near New port, was attacked at Newcastle, on- the .r.latl Castle Cnnnell, h dire • men arnve:l; whn, after knocking him offs hip .. horse, , robbed hiM of - his pocket.-book,. con t a Oing sevectlbank.notes. Amongst the twiny : various buildings' which the spirit. I tratlehavehtelx ertAed ,:ottotyt.wist tn.tnuttsci,ly j'lst ti,:dcr the firm of the New .B•trilt.of that City,; i;• s ti c i be one t f the. mo'st extensive concerns ever entered into in tint part of the C:mritry.-- Vie strain, engine,. made by,, Balton. and,: Watt,.. 'and fitted up by one, of their engineers, h as thin) . .. six horses', power, - and . ' works 30,i4.0. spintilts 'on Monday se'nnight it was set Di' in the•prt4encel of a large Tarty of Gentlertien; and wmg , Auffmtatiii rlic Enterpri;e, by Mri. Grahani,'of Boicruelc fire building is 39 yards', 2' feet in length ; t; } : - yards'in breadth ; and. I,X means of 2 ream itan pillais in eaoh. . room, WiliCh receive the Stearn: 'from the engine, ,a proper degree of ht•at is•alw preserved, an t ) thereby; the use' of fire. (-xcepr whit is sufficient for the, steam engine) is rendt-red un.' necessary.. • The Company of Geographers . and Agricultur. im, sent by titePresitlent of. the UnitedStas es to ex - nanine the eqiirse of the Missouri to its- sptpvc s and, the nature of the country thrtiagh which thi . , river flows, appeared in January last, at its m wtht where their passage, was , 0ppt,,,..,1 by the Commander. They, therefore, retired tecKpicts. kias, on the nilEisite bank of the Milis'sipkt, till the Spaniards have evacuated Lonisiana. It is pn., derstond that they have made some ve,ry irripOtt.int • geographical tii,coveries. At Lungfratnlirgton Far, on the isth ult. there was a ,great shotv.of Nbeep and black cattic,,w,hich sold very quickly at advanced prices ; also a, great number of young swine, which sco.l well : horses sold well; he 'rimer sorts were low. stte. vants, not being,tnanY, gdt guod I+;aiy. . _ Wednesday se'rmight it twist dreailftal atom: or 'thunder acts lightning was, experienced iii.lieretor4 antLt.hcne,tglibilurhood ; the lightning.was..remark., ably vivid, and its effltai were equally: felt in the neighboutlmod'of nrecon,•and m Kiii gt 66 and Le'd.. bury. Near, the latter place the lightning shiver_ . ed to‘pieces, in the,aarrie orchard, about t ieels while the adj dining ones esdaped Unit+jureti.' Gentleman frotri Builth was struck off hts:horst in .corning from Kington to Hereford, bur 'We':feel : "pleashre . in stating,' he was nett inatetially hurt ; • neither have we hekird of.any other damage of Cliti srquenee having been sustained flora' the affeCti of . . th storm. A shocking accident hapreted: on the •ch of November, at Eton. .A. , 'young Noblernan of the. College put a lighted sgtiib into a. schooi4"ellow's pocket, which set fire . to • his clothes, arntburnt his .1 side in. 6o It hocking - a m.►tinrr, lint b e tiled. y ec . tert day. 'The. young:NOtiletnao* has ,been expelled the school in conseqnende. • Lint Tuesday, the coachtnan OF Dr. Wilson was driving a cart with a 10,,c1 ,goods from- Ben. (eld to London, he tcII from one .of the hors e s on .- which.he . was riding, aid befote he could get. Qui of the way .of the cart, the wheel went over him,: and he wai killed upon the spot,, • 1111t711.5. on the sth inst. at If erdonnstin, in Scotland, the Right !fon. i.ady SiticiJir, of a Daughter. Yisterclay morning, ,it his house in llarley.strcet, the Lady of Charles Pole, Esq. of a Son. RARR ntl i‘f , nlday last, at (71ilton, Co(NA 41exiincler icyd, of tha 2., l %in e ,yr 1101 ;4 4 Establishment, to Mrs. ltay, widow of the late Edwatd Hay, Esq. of Bengal."' On Wedneoday, at East-ilarn, Mr. johtt*Qreenhill, to Mibs race AyrCS, second dAughter.of Alr. polos Ayres, of Stratford, Essex:____ . Vesterilay, ut Whitecltapel' Church, M. Press Gramer, of to Mis 4 iones,.ooly 4.Aughter 'of the Iris Jahn Jones, .F..sq. Lately, Mr.. Lambert, of Lamb's Condoit-stteet, to MN: Lainbeit, of Percy-street, liedlOrtl-square. • • DIED. ,'Vesterday . se'rinight, at. Keynshant, near Presteign, alter Spurt illness, in the 77th year• nt her the Dowager Cii,uneess ale° xford, Her L'adyship wan: lineal descendant of theiandient family of the A (chars, - of Wel I Ititti, Blrks, am! • 3uilt, bYinacriage, to the: present, Earl of; Laitionf: roar duk:ease. about 6eool. per annum devolves tatter sibter, 'Mrs. Mundell; '°Mali, and aboul ziool. per annum to her Lite nephew, the present Eau. :Lately, at his Roust; itt lloceleur„h.place, Editfour,4ll,' ,:ltobert Grant, late of itiverness, Fellow of the R.yat Col, Lee of k!hysifoiansi' Edinburgh. „ • n, Frolay,evelling hilt, at his house , . in Nt ;w:astir, Lieu. tenaut.C.ilonel lilakeney, late Itibiieding.‘„ )ltterr llnreCt'Coys in that District, lie iv<is dreadtull w.mided • in'the in , l4orth Airierh:A. , L ( ,IN ) 0 11 t Pti(tted 'by It It fit, (of No.' 4, Martiet-eurt, ncrati-strmt ; afutt , 9r tsa:ll vy' IL:4-ay Aamiclik Jratria. tOtSoath Nfohat-s At tht lig 01.0, ttcs isQ; , l - 12, , :•sirairiy. ; ivalctre Aritioricienelts;- Order: fa the , Paftr ?tiers lvt the bdttor; &e..(poir-paid), • Siff 'NEI'S CItVitS%N,D, Nil Y. 7. a a'a I•Wrovi P4ssed'by—the cim4lscn,-ironi fano; ari , Embcirtt.• ~ ...Sailed.-the,ilawkestgurv, .M3'siin," for Domirlic 4 ; - at t. " man, Schordoil, and VroWlin:z; atr Embden. t ~. P R tll'k k 9P - t6t . • • 7 . s avys per Len . 91 .1 per CtU l t 791, 9Si - 99 Ctish 5 per Cent. • '43betageent• 741 73 74- • I per. Celit• iced 5: I• 5 ti, :1 - ; per C6nt Coh 56 ' IrOCKS- ..! ~ , • it -D 't Tank L. Ann: 17J-tfith. Mai) Short Ara. 6 I ndia- Stock. 179# Omnittin, 8 vt. lin;:criat 3 per Cent , j6l . Alto-Ann. • • Cons. for N0v.:16; F ROM the Nobiemiu to .the Peasant intoX)Cl:. . tion the cause of many of the 1/lsorilatv isthiriff' . nete. of , hits gtviribritie Pt°tct't force of dTink.lng.to excess, ,too ,i)ftett *happens tai? imprui . lenc t e krolocei another. or, liv plain tcri-M, c:Cdt•! nexion With a di(,)tderol or, unt:re4:l PersCit; a l ld..11 1 2( 1 11- tilQ4 virtto'ati !i; iihroicretions, ace tut 41 . 1i0”.7 of entering into the ;I..trekt w;:itock ;tit!' iligereic any' virtuous conirrinio . it c onsetiurn , 'e fc?eated .iityr ,, piaette , ? The. intesitotr • poi,op in the 4oty w.ife tjte ofriiiriv,g f „IN lio • !T i n t : ' • pxtk.)l;t4rs, aociatibkicltl the :Atlns at. tile most invier.ite ti:PvT4 ,4 4 , * c ' Alech . t.,... ipses 4 tlietai . in tale c'timpletion•Of ;lay V(' forniance. tit liar - WA 1)1.:eo. p.rotterlir liitT- 1 ) 15 worktitlnt:iiiTs break,' aiclt; prat (:is3tav vlaivyji'm' r : tedious, its 'acciaice Aunt .pligenct,i IL if e 4 2 1. the same wills ; e th er' int.? thy ite id'ived rec. without haviog their blood .pc:ip.:riy- pp ri.tie(l fiont tziv,icos'iti,.:cmix...as it re,:t..ivcs`tlito,.pc;i .e ortr6;",'' "^th; ll 4 biby e ji=4iciu‘o:ari Dr. 13() - 17AN1CA I. .S YRUP,.seiog a:1 admitable aain4 1 -)Y Verspirittn•lit new - 4r !Lig e p ri; coin I inns of Ito: a:t:rlltielf.h.wa I.lin ibtJimi tor vari (though it is.soelr:"..tpal:-Irls'itt , i'' nocrut, swim; , tilt 4r(-3.tesi 3atetl ; Out to there thc • I,i (i CYCCI in i 11... roost (o‘. possible to escape nng the 2: I.znilistnttion of (4. ilu Mercury. • The Medici:l'A .to be hal :it'f!te host e. No. 4 , A street Black,.rists- rod abetalaii 11Ye. Medicine VelltIOS!" the •U'iii!ell , . N. b—AA. D. Swjol t h e P,ro')rir (Son Dr. Snug ; , . ton, Fellow or'thc - Kok at Cstlice,c jot. Pbri 63,ls, be coaulted . from ten,tilljhrttos•e 4 r*bY letter ~ - :the usual Fee. , • - , '.' ..... ~.. , ....;tfo.. 29 'Arundel-street, $4 p!. ~ kiort . . • . i Eleven Yoars I. ha tre.,rel ituritlighed g i t ti _ lb sifi r a r . . Prattice for the lieatment of Aferi%-acal eisill'l ai4s i l -- f the cdre or tho. i e tiekieiencies which tir •th cOlnegigni.os 0 a cletruelive habit. . ' . • ‘: e :' ._ ? ,4 6 1, ' 'tile mutoubled quJliticatinns which. I .posserlt 3 ,s 3 '" 1 ' her cof tile Royal College o 4 Smear's,' formerly or :' 4 nt" the A tiny, ilia the ex ts:in of Inv ex netlence in-t his in- t-s Title, .cotirttlite my C:l.tiilt .t 0 tli:it siiperwriij., wilictit:`lll,/lic 'be•attained by the it liretaite, or even tri the Iri*Pre7l7,,,„ t, Awnerat eraelitioner,— , thoset mind %is harafso bY Sifelr"";,-.410 411 inintettse varizty oi Disorders. . ..'Tie very singular eemplairtts of I)isease,ititi •lYihilit.i'i.,i,li . sn Vt iot l i i iiiii t . c til li i.tiasz t i r i I t et : : : c n 6l na3 t e a: is v riti e ,is r ,: y tr4,a7nb p i )ip . i t : r i i t iti, l 4o l ij h c.f. j e c :v i s i : m il ~ .i. itil y l . t i a s c y ni c 047 gri,itsp;riaci.ll:lo:o:., s ., imrenc4rt,ilaant:iiirli.lastont:h C.Vii:3lCOlt!"ihit:sil-reseTsllll7llf4i3lPitirrir'4lgnu3lr:''''7lld-fil exist, :ii ti 14.14.3 '..:llicli oe 'the constNittnitei Ititt 'an h:itilt ll ' ~ vice, call any Ni.tn assurne•A hinter. t (tit , ta trot hem. i s , In reViNit 'Caiet of Infediort, .all rain, . teess !nay be avoided, anti in the tirSt scitS3llollS Of loca l • iVeakneis, inucti future misery imir ire plzvCritect, 1 4 ~ ci :„. Theisn_tpadrititch,c: it a e; p 4 o n i t n l tices;:itinetiinttarini githierratlitreAntlitiocns:tanrttlsil-‘..illi.o'l hvelos of :the Constilkit ion. . ;; nit • Through likeu,iii,t,:rate noleet tha. slißhtest Gaies . 0 ;,,, - • irt4i)ortanF, but it is th, 4,1 tS 4 tvalailt oritkCil\,,Pe?,r, f i Cfra • in Mt* kit to give a safe anti periqattent restoriti,lrl . tc.'"itnitiohns will testae when other Praditiotirri have 14tlett. interviev.., but no letters aye, answerel tintc.. - ,s a 0. 01 ! •'• Tho tbrntivirretnuneration are-hreiiStir stated or,,,.llift,''.hi't . . ' - lille!li ilea, thPall:ersitracii::::::: uiclos t. ,! • lkftl RTI 11 R. t-E, Nlemb4r of thy Rny at C. , i.:40 fgernic to, ; No- z9,rndci-streer, strand, 11: - .tr Tolipic-bY Tuerc. is an ittlaninnatenttiniC.! 0..,tEti:,.,f(4:4, 3L'it „. . • . • • • ..,, c ()lie' , A fresh Sul4lv of'tit ., it ma st exc,:llent Nic..inc, ,ii.or DIAL. BA 01 ot C I L L AP,: in 14 SO -'C i A l k iiC4 ` i „ wit o g - the gnantity of 10'31 in one „Vatnily. Bath; for ; ;5 , ,,°, ~ ; t ile - 1', 4) ” S n+ l !Pigs are sAveti, iiiotuling Plid' iil ° . 4 ' l . - LivcP . at2rn , ol w hiL 'a be:tri the (yards'` issal. SOlOlllOl4- . , ..„ ' t, pool, to prevent Cotiitterfeit. ,• ' I „..re! ". Is there no Bairn in ( 'lead ?, Is th..relin PhYsicovoo Why thco•is oot the be.s it li of the I )411,11It ?, 1 .°. ti:1 " :-. ' “''' , • recnvoretk,"— ler..viii. 'II. ; , ,h, - ' " The bird riatltJustcl ',Nteclicine;.to 40,?: 0111° ' t,J • Ici l , 0 , 1 t 0 . 'Ma he thatis 't,i,,ise, ,viltfooi abiit tiwol ; r',.-IiC P 0 both he herd . 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