The Sun. — London, England, 1801-01-12 00:00:00

" CITIZEN:3 CoN-3171-3 ) . ' lg On the z7th Fruetidok ult. a Consp i racy was 'diseovered.' „. ' 66 Brigades were organized and condeOetl by. Chiefs. Ilitferent publiejtoOses:, but more parti cularly one at the Corner of the Streets'` La Loi! and 'LotivOis; served as rallying point's., In Conspirators had their signal's and their' watch. words. . At - ter having fulty..cori a certed• and: pr 0.,.. posed all their means', of execution, it vvas resole.. ed that the Chief Consul shotild be sacrificed . ; on his,:coming out from some of tife 'rheattest tumult was to be' raised to savour' the assassina. tion. .CHAVE-1.1.1f 'was to have given the signal, antUium tr'4s:ta the total blow with a dagger. ' T hew twO 'Men have; been arrested; and they and' teir accomplices GIJIHEICI, Do FOUR, PEIMMILT, and SALLAIIERT, lodged 'in tlic Temple. , cf ,On the th Yettilemiajte, -Mviore and'. the Printer, were arrested. In the possession of the former were found writings of the most ktrecind tendency. The objeel of all of them wilt eo - call'doWit' , l4 deadly blow upoii th r r lieadof the First Magistrate of the Republic..:—.. AniOng . tftegclibelslitatie were intitled ;The - Aoki; Thi French Soldier.--The DemoCrni, &c. to glance.: at which is sufficient to discern the malignity_ of their intedtkins . t rnoris it very credible that,lhe odious atithors of themcontented therriSelvesmith. ;writing. cs On the tBth .Vendeiniairc, some new: pro. jot% were on the poiot of breaking out Large :)ums-pf Money had been distributed, and promises • ,till more , ,4ainpie .were, wades', It was resolved. 'that.SONAPARII; should meet the fittal blow at the .Tistatre tt the.. Opera. ' 64 DIA - N:k . , CEiaccut, ,Bze. were arresteot, the moillent. the Plot ;seas to ire executed; Shortly after DI! NI V. R.V I LI.F A1,U1 , 14 .2 .14A V u . Nt v, DAIS-. blood for our independence. Tell the Soldiers e4iro of Marvlrsu of 116henaidem—tcli to all 7.41N1)t)N : l'nrotet • . . . . 01 . LIQW-StreCt. :4rden); and Vubl'shea by jaliN w {of, I _ _ / rl r " ...1.:0 7 ;;; 0 pArt flt` , • tii The-ittliabitants of .111Mi$lands 31 , 4a11 enjoy TurktY all tip privileg•Cs ‘vtilch those or Ragusa elijOy. They shall have a consul there and tbeirveseLs.gtall be protecleil ..4,rtiiiist the. Cotsitirs.pt Barbary. IV. The Rept.ablie shall pay every three years. to-the 'Porte the sum or scvehty-live thousiind , r iia,tres 'whii:ll it Shall send'hy it suknin embas,y, as is.-tione- by the Re public of Ragusa. ac.t"ount of this tribute, its inha bitants shall not be subjected to any - invosts in l'urkcy. V, Iu case of necessity Russia a nd the Porte shall send, during fill lresent War and no lot„ - Garrisons arid Vessels ta vv ar to th,se Islands 'far the,' defence,' The Vess,lls of the ItepUblic shall .in future navigate treelyunder their own Flay, in the Black Sea. Vll. X. The Ci.devant Venetian Towns of .ilrevisa, Par,," • xy, and' Ilittf:11t0 , Willa Are upon tire Con. fluent ar., . - ontiguous to r AI. - sik2ll rants ... - uture to thy Pam., and the CP., 7.. &yarned frir a Turkish Coinoi.iodurt, thaw of Wal lachia and Moldavia. Th.: Mahon:ons 'shall not pia.; chase ..r.y p•L' q ugtv there. 111 inlial,it:mts of Veneti,Lo ti to reboil,. their Chtirelmt:', 01311 o cx::Mpt ta.ws, for two years, anti shut ply in future to the ,Potte a sum exceeding that which they paid.to Veni'ce. ' " . . . . XI. Majesty the Etitperor of all the Russias, larder to give to his Maje4tN'the tuperor .a testimony of the fri„NtelSlriP° he bears him, and in order to prove how mach he int:gest:o;34r the nlvantage of the Porte, .his taithfui Ally prop es to negleet nothing at the conclusion of a General Peace -to induce his Allies and, the uglier Powersi,wlio shall he COrlCerllCti. in it, to accept and guarantee what is above stipulated in Articles. sth, 7th, and Bth, and every thing whiJi relates to the Irolittcal existence of these Isl n,ds .• • . _ . XII. The prisent Convention slr.ll be ratified iu two months. - . . Pone at COntantinople. the 2 'lst Day • of March, zgao. (Signed) TAMARA, ' ESSEID IBRAHIM, BEY, AHMED A'FIFF, Kiss E,tl4tdi• y . ._,.~ ilAouE, 304—The following is a piece . of news'which, ifit is as true as it is probable, throws upon the intentions of the Cabinet of Berlin, with respea to England, a light which will not be 'agreeable to the British Ministry. According to our advises from Hambargh, the Prussian Minister to the Senate of that town, has signified to an English Commissary employed to recruit for Great Britain, that he must desist under pain Of being , arrested by the Prussian Tri3ops ; in consequence of which, the KING of ritosslA has prohibited all embarkation of troops for England. God knows the virulent invec. tives which,this measure will draw upon Prussia (tarp a Government which is always enraged whenever others depart from what suits its con. venience. The matter here is, however, very siniple.• England has no more right to recruit on its account in Germany, than 1~ ranee or Spain or Naples or Ruv>ia. In the next phide, the KLNO of PLVZ,SIA, as. Head arid PrOteetor of the -Neutrality of the North of Germany, will not pet. mit a Sovereign to recruit in the gmpire who is a principal party in the very War from which the North of C;ermany holds itself separated ,by its neutrality. The KING of Paussta does not permit recruiting to he carried on there, even in the name Ofthe Emperor. It appears to us that this example, ought to impose silence Oa the Bri tish Government. , IqrUBLIC, The Italian Papers which could not be incortn. ed at the time of their dOpartutg, of the, brilliant success of the Ggnehil in Chief, Ilittme rated the brave Army which he commands, are at i lasA full of. fiat tering hopes,' *hich havehee n the presages viaory. The Gazette of Milan thus expresses MILAN; Tito. 24.--u We are on. - the eve of witiessing great success on the part of the Army ofltaly. The inatiiviLy in which it has appeared to remain to the present moment, is much less the eired of its weakness than than of the most profound military skill.' By constantly , Threat'en. ing the. Enemy, it has continually occupied them in Italy, and by an able distribution of - force in the most important ,i!ositions, and by operating in concert with the Armies in Germany it,has spared much bloOd. .13y ,this able conduit the. Army of Italy, still fresh and untouched, is 'about to participate in the advantages of that of . the. Danube, and , to open, at the first instant,, a glorious career of viftory. • ' The Centre of the Grand Army is already opposite to Ptrchiero, and its Head-quarters at Cerarda. 'I he Austrian .Army having been obliged to send a great part of its Cavalry to the assistance of the Aitcinexi: JottN, finds itself enfeebled beftyre coming to Aaiun, while, on the contrary, the French are carefully reinforced, "'There has , just set out for Demadostala a great quantity of provisions destined for the Army of General MURA.T. " On the same day W ' a 3 received at 141;lau the account of the celebrated passage of the Inn by Ge. • D.C. 2 r.--General G 4Rint • has.catt4eil a thousand Russian habith to be .distrr. buted atneng the einigr:intS who arc in his Army, to M alce the iobtl women Of Italy believe chat the Russians are still with the Austrianl• The Deputation of the* 'rribunatc this day reecived,hy the It Consul folloWing is the. Speech - which it addressed to hiith • tt -Uttzen Consul, and zeal are preparing Peace by viClories; the wisdom of the.G'oveinment ce. Mewing it, by its prudent arrangements. Our yi&orions Arniei e just conquered it, that Peace so often offered to our Enemies', after - vie. tOry, Freneh.getierosity, io often lefused fron foolish- hopes, - Winch have'been as often Liceived andlt is you, Citizen Consuls, who are aixiut.tO 'SfieW to Eutope that the French know how to seciaie to the brilliant glory 'of Arms, The more' modest, .bot not leSs useful-or durable "glary of moderation in success, of sincerity in engage_ meats, of wisdom and ability in administration. • ".:_rratismit to our Arrnies the expression . of 'the gratitude. and the adativition. of the Tri bunate lot the brave men who - have shed their .. . , otir 'brethren in arms, that we bear them in opt hearts, 'arid that, if expressiOns -fail:us.in.their commenditioni every sentiment,is.united and . in termixeci in our•souls.in,love to them,'AndlWt we, proud of'bei4 indebted for, -libefty and:hap.; pines AO 54Citcli140, to suett,breihreil, .to su ch who'. have. so .often dira.ted them, you,....:ittzen First,. COR4UI,: . whbse . trium phant hand, soon to sign a .glorious Treaty,. 'which yourself have pictured by sO:4latly tories, enjoy the fruit of your hd,)ours. In giv. ,Peace to Europe, -participate: with, all the. 'French, t he bappiresA of, the. internal tranquil lity vhidi will lit, the gio.tiotis reitili of it." J.% - !k7V * 'ukltY 6, , . Tut. At, tarisizierr:, or T ttl GF ftE4,A.,trVi t0riF41.1.14,11) WHE. I.T A 111 - 01--tdirb4no, Dec. 6. ." etTl7‘. - , ~, I H ", A t Lei the.upa.rtiuns 01' tlic.Atmy of .which I. had the honour et. seining; yore .01:,te,count, e General - "made, dis positiOns, and gat,: orders 1. r, passing the 111inclo yelitOrdaY moriting'it clay-h.eak; over two bridges 'which were , to be thrown over the river at Monzanbano. The. Left` Wing, comm4raled by .1.; , ,,..titen,,m-(;eneral .p.YONT,, had orders to march along the : 1 / 2 :0160, leaving a Corps of Observa tion before (lotto,. to inake a feint of a plissay,e:as Volta, ,Orders were'allo sent ell'to the other pivisious. Licute. nant- 'General iluroN r, opt seeing anyur cisiderable . Mrec to olivose hint, threw•ti, bridge over, and ellitdad his 13a* s4;t:.. The Enefiil; st•:an advanced to, this point, and, he action becatno.,veiy Our Trooiis sustained: the shock . with their n stial'intripidity,;ind repulied and pur sued the Einany: ' . • , . • Gelieral Dor oNT having sent an account of this allidr, received orders to retain his. position,l without risking his retreat ifit became necessary', under the protedion of his cannon now p'....tced ori the rigiit bank ortlitoiver. - During this time, the aittourOf Curtftibps Italica. them on t and the enemy, tikint; their atWatioll to this point, sent the greater part of thchi Troopa thaer According to the repOrt of the prisoners, ,Getv.:l - a.l kiz DE: was there in per son.: Thy position of Getteral, r s)i) r beernue very eri, deal, Cereral Su cia\ s q , who was nearest to lath did .no t ` hesitate to bellA. to his assistance the Div6iort Gazan, and to man.•.h, at, their head,, in order to sustain the right wing. The slaughter of the enemy was iipmense: they were greatly superior in Four distinct charges were made aganist our troop. The village of Royalo• was several times :du-1141nd ,tetak,cn,, and finally remained in our possession.-,We remained misters of the field of battle, after a most ihiodv, (gist:mate, and unequal argon. —The fighting continuo at .to o'clock at 'night. A vi gorous charxe i made by‘,the‘6th Dragoinis, contributed very much to the StiCpC64 pt theday:, We took 20.-ao Prisoners,444 several Standards. As soon as I have received the particular Accounts, 1 will send you the details of the Affair, which does the greatest lionimr to our Troops,. ,and u) the Generals' who. coin- mantled them. , The loss of the tnerny i s very cotisiacr . - able. At the moment that I inn writ:rig, the Army 'has efieeted its passage at '.,l , lonzanbatio. (Signed) TflE.GtlititAL OF OUDINOT, 10 THE MINISTER WAR. " ifead-Quarters at ilivizavibaxto, life. 26. • Ut ITI;EN " I, had the iwnowr of.artniruncingsto you this mOrnind, that the Army ettecjkil the pasiage of the Mincio : It was completed in the epurse of-tho day Acros,s the two bridges thrown over, .opliosite to Monzanbano. " " The advanced guard, under -the command of Lieut. General Ilr•.i.atss passed-the -first. The two Prigailes of the right, under the comrnarids of Generals 13 t s soN wid eA S G N direeleetheir course to Vallegio,i and those of the left, to Salionze.. These movements ,sycre, executed Witli the greateit precision. .The Advanced Citard took post at -,Vpllegio. —The, division of• Genittal .11,ao AZT roIIOWOLL pßpported she Advanced Giiard, rePuksed the I:141 4v diWt , .kOk .Seietal pikes of:Cannon. •Thev established themselves that niOt Fburlaho. -- .. _ “ 'The,. Centrc,• voinntanded by General Sou e . ,,tyxY ? varchod towards Saihniza. 'Clw IC6erve,..copmpic4:ll by Lieutenant tleneral .1111 eii A,un, • ? uivzinct4. 4:Anne and a hallfrontA•loitzanh4no, on the road to Vall4o, aoct took position there. • • . , , ~ ' , ' " The Cavalry', conuriancied.by General 1).,,y0uT, re inalimi as a Corps of Observation,, at the, .11c...iit of the ' Bridges, ' • 4 ‘ I regret s -Citizen lgini,ster s .that Lam not able to }On pou tholetailN but the rapidity of the movements has ne cessarily delayed' th'e, arrival of the accounts, . • . . _ . , " It is su ffi cient, ,to state, that the Passage was com pletely—succeisful, and that every Corps obtained the , greatest glory. , . • • . . " The pass'ar,e, was covered by 40 pieces of cannott, 1 4 1 7 der the command qt the General of Division, MARMOT: , . . I; 4 ‘ . Tlie result of thisday'S ati:tir hasbeeti Soo° Prisoners; We Inoe also•taken beverat nieces of cannon,„ and 'all t heir redoubts, which has led us to hops; that to-morrow will he still more forturtatg. 44 OUDIISiOT• (Signed) REPORT MA $' ItYi'THE PREFRCT OP POLICE TO THE'. G;qlOUi.S O T}ls XEPOBLIC, Ra, Lr, 204 ,Nvoiet ( ~ - . 3 • ) TIY, Xc. weje,seoured, and eyen tit turiOng_ place ofTOB!NO LEBILUN - was at length dis covered. 66 The,diffes ent individuils who had been im plicated iir'theselliffereimplots, were all brtiught befor4 the. Public Tribunal. Those who were in,volv 9d . Conspiracy of the t Bth Ventle miair ak'e the ;oniy permns who have been scat beim+ a jury of Accusation; r•-•• „ " IVIETCE, 11VNlitERT, B.tc. still remain in - the Temple, 'and no indiameht bas yet been matle out'aga - int them. " But very few days 'had Oared,* when fresh • information . ..was received; Certain men, v..;10 pantifOrnothing-but anarchy,' were watched and discovered. o.•e of theta ivas emplay- t .•.d •ceoh4tuttion:Of a ste.i.lge rnacldue . ; • nor ..,; ! ..It3 it 'easy! to Secure his person. 'Being far frpin his 'usual residepee, it is;as nei!eisaryto discover the place whielt he had choservfor the execution of his black deSigil - s. It was at ieno•th lioweVer, (livered, that he had concealed himself in the house Blanc Manteanx. " On the 17th Brumaire (Nov. S), a Commis sary of Police, accompanied by.- an armed . force, went thither, went up into the second floor, and knocked at the-door pointed out to them. - Tll,l received no answer.. A locksmith was sent for, but" the door 'was partially .. .opened, and that' with diflicalt Precautions had been taken to prevent its opening byVEICEa and CREVALIErs, who were tbundin the apartment. These two were taken into custody, and recognised for having been already brought before the Criminal - I'llJ bunal, where they had been arraigned and 'Con-. videcl, as accompliceS in a Conspiracy, the objea of Which Was ,to eStabrish ihe reg;ine of 1793. = They then escaped,:only_as no criminal' intention was made out against them. . - " A more stria search and inquiry were then made, uporl which "a number of bills were found,. six cartridges, a parcel of- maroons, and an in fernal machine, which CHEVALIER confessed to belong to theme " In the back court there was also found a stnall cart, which VI-VC:CR said be had bought on the preceding evening, in order to sell bundles of tire-biliets. 46 : Cit Ea ,'VEY tit, GT./ rAtivcrt..r ) DEeREps, Dr.sro cr.s, and Gomg A Vi-LAC 1 F, were brought. before the --. • 'refett, and afterwards conduaLd to tke Icmoc. " The examinations which CitevALl Eit went, thrpuglh. could lease no doubt respecling his in. tenti'ons. He said that the Machine he had con.-. , strated might be',userul on board Privateers ; but he' did nut appear to -be acquainted with any . . • " He was to have sent •it to Bourdeaux, but he could not point out the person who wouldhave received it ; and he confessed that such of lateis. his extreme poverty, 'that -he could riot have paid the expences of the carriage. " On the Machine being, brought, to the Qr.. face of the Prefea, -Citizen MoNoz,. Wen., her of the National Institute, proceeded to ex amine h. " His report concerning it was frightful in some respeas, but in others it relievyd, alarm: " It was calculated to wound, aiid : even to kill,' indiscriMinately, e munber of persons colleaed together, )t as, for example, in boarding a vessel . ; but, on supposition that the framer .o . f it was a ;Dan of sense, it did not appear to have been contrived for it,9, it': Ling vengeance on an individual, • or any particular designed person. "Irt the course of the month Frimaire, it was discovered that ill-minded persons were endeavour ing to mislead a valuable class of the people who, intent on their labour, are not always - sufficiently informed to be enabled to resist_ undue and insi dious impressions. But so farfrom the attempt succeeding, the people every where expressed the strongest attachment and esteem for the Govern ment, and in particular 'for thc persOn of the Chief Consul. Even in several public houses,. more especially those in the out-skirts of the town, the well-disposed working men received the brigands with scorn arid contempt. " On the Ist and 2d Nivose fresh informa . - tions'were received that this desperate gang Was pUtting itself into motion.; but no positive faa. had as yet been brought ,to-, light, nor did any thing seem to justify a reasonable apprehensicm. " On the 3d Nivose' two 'barrels, one large and the other small, filled with gunpowder; were carried to the_street Nicaise in a cart dra*rt by a mare, Scarcely had the cariiage of the Chief Consul pahsed by, when a terrible explosion took place. 'the ,effea 'of It was to throw whole families ,into 'sorrow and mourning.—all Paris into cOnsterltation, and to expbse Erance itSelf to the 'most intrranenr danger. II The Chief Consul, on eseaping the dingcr, gave orders to the'Prefe& of Police tog6 . anil - amine the spot. The wbundcd were carrid to the hospitals, or conveyed to their homes. [Bete follows a list of the dead and wounded.) The effect, produced -by `the explosion st'as very considerable. No less than 46 houses were stia r terially injured. The Police continues.' the tu4itadive inguiries. Health and respeft, „,‘Signed) gots, Prefeft of - Police: • 11. B. IVlAkk:i, Secretary 'of-State." Sllll l .V.EIf"..V. tooLE,-,At:. 8. A C rl oi re; tvt aad arty Pittaiant, Watt; front ,Wigyaiouth; and Wk. 4.04'604 ,froitil'krtsroouOt ; riu, Iltem Sun derlartd itOw,.frorn London; and Six'BrothCrs, front Carnarvon.. S ted,,,tlio Laiit.,gaair; Tltornal and,,Catlicrine, mon, and john and Soplii.t, for Portsraolith ; and I 'Must ry, Vitluime, fur London. CP.AIESZIII), I `g, by—:the Ailive,`—, from Waterford; hamphm, Wallis, from Charlestown.; and Werwagtin, from ltotterOni. MAR it T. On Wednesday last*,:at Bristol,. I. F. Bowyer, Esq. of Worcester. to M 155 ii,,TTktt, Second daughter of Richard jtighatt, Esq. of the finnerpia.co. On Tnursdav se'raOht, Joseph Arundel Sparks, Esq. ) orßridgnorg), late Cepta initt Atte ~ t !stient bziti*U.Ligh Dragoons, To Miss Best, of the Likike, near. ,I,•'.'idrce,:ter, • DIED. • Last-week:,' at lim•tford, the Van.- Baron Dansdite3 aged •A • t - •,• PRZCE' 6 psiocKs; SD4i. t',.“11:. Stock _ ', ut avy S perCet,i •961„ ; eerVeol, 1717 9f 3 tit. . t tish s . pat 4 per t ;tcr,c-,t:t‘t (.0.)11. , Atty flank I. . 'Alin: in! - , )ittosltort Ana. si Ditto spiv,: Stotif Dtro rttultit: :4,,pri!mb I,otlry 't ickeiS. fish ii;uct Oittnitnn•ii pr_•rn., • Iniper. 3 per ,Cent • 61 Ditto A nn. egotaxt .4Alia for , Cons. fOr Ml\l 101. k () FP IC E, LEADENIL LL:S`CRRVI'":'" i '' This Day was publislied;. in Three: Priee izs. sewed, E S-0 I, DIER BOX • a N . 4.)ye10 , . Printed ft;rNifilliam Lane, • LeaderthAll-street. Wherc.m3y be had,. Just litiblishett, • Humbert Catle, or the Rontance'ot the Itltolle,' 4-‘OIS.;, lets. sewed. • ltomattc.Spr the Castle, vols - . 75. seed. Forbidden Apartments by Wm. w 4 Linley, '2 .. vols. 85:4 1 1 sewed. . Valley of ,Callares, 3 vols. ios. 6d. sewed. . ‘f.;l Etlwardill3; by: . 1414.i . Harris, 2 vols. 7s. sewed. SeNna, by Catherine Sldipn, 3 vols, tos. kianztate, 4 vols. I4i.t,c.w .4. • r.nalice'or the Castle, z vols. 7s. sewed. Ifeiry 0f.14 - orthuitthzrland, t7.s. WANTS 'A SITUATION, AYOUNG MAN; can writean , expeilitioui Hand , and cast A.ccotints. No objeltiOn doitt% any thing , else, that may be of use to' hts'Eniployet. I)trect to Mr. Day's, No. 2,9, Tavistock.t.strW, sent-garden. FREEHOLD .FARMS, SALOP. TO BE SOLD.BY AUCTION, lii Tivo Lots, on Saturclay'the anuary; aot, at the Angel,ln Cleolimry Nlortinter, at Three o'Clo4:1:. ; ri - REAT POSTON FARM and LITTLg , VT POSTON FARA; situate five tnilevlshirth Est` nt Ludlori,',6ontalniug about 666 Acres, within a Rins Fence, of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Laud, in . „ co nvedient..Yroporii6us, held front were to yeat, -under Rehtg cf morelnan 30j'eari standing, and capable of ex• tfaordinary great Improvements. For a viet.v -.of the Preinises, apily.to the Rev. Mr, Powell, at Sutton, or to 'the Tenants ; ., and for further lartieulars -to Webb,. at SaliAury, till the 6th .of anuary, and'aftervards, till the D3y, at Hovel G l .,rtge,ne:tr BcoonIS !! !rOVO, Wql,;Ster.Thise. ' Ptintc.l may s'.on - be. had at 'the'princ i P 31. 1.i..5, in the neiKlittouring • , ACT. ,• At the ortly.War..tiginuSe for Dr. f A,ME powo Ea, Nb. 45, St. PauPs Chureh-yard, a few Doors from the 1.. , . Cheapside; Ti IF; foilorink MEDICINES are StAti, at the Prices alttleter, inthoiNT of the StAty d . s been inadn oital by thislket ; hut tio additional chargs . : u 244 p()wnr.v.., which 1 $ continual at the orlgio'h Price of 2S-• , 6d. per l'acket. It inay al so be had at tl. 4s. pit Dozen ;'..or ttiF quaritiTY °I 3 D°Zal Pdiiiel.s in otte,ll9tt le for I. ..zs. 6d, 1) o ty included; S' ;hat the' uttiie are to 31111:5Ct:. • i fiitt it'order tr.:Ai:Mien: tlic opera!ion; and To h-lsen tits P.:tittle:it of fhis A et, %.stiat would. in a great measure hay° pokval. a Tax upon - BCD:. V014:111:5, the 001t..r Medicines .3re sisla t., ally PersouS pitreltasitt i k liall'a*Dozeti; or more) free front Jrz.prAte 4,21' 03e Scamps. • r. • Pr. lames's . Powder , ' 0 9 0.-4 9 .14: Pills. .4 6 , Dr. -Strers'i I'.lreto- C4Cric POlNcief 1 6 ricLozen;:cs Dr. ti . --CatitomilcDnips t 9 !' Dr. Aussin's C•ltalybeat , EiSVACT(4COIIOiOtII .1_ _Pills • , 4 o F.senceofPepperrn. 'Berry's Bilious Pills 5 0 oiiiistivk Nkrititilw; Dalby's Carntinative t 9 ' Glass's Magnesi 'J. 3 9." • TtFkclPsiEtbetell - Spi- Inglish's Scots P i lls t * Tit • - 3 6 (;Lint's Drops . - fo' Greenough's Tinatitel ti Worton's Props s 'Ti yolu Lozenges t SRILSbtirY'S 'IMPS 5 o Sitence%•llentrifiice 4 0 Sperdintan's Pills 2 0 Fremke's Tinci. of Bark 3 b Engii6h C,Qiiite 2_ 9 • Huxharn's by ditto, z 6 Dr. Solinder'S TCa t 2 9 Dr. Steer); Opexielduc '2 •• 6 lo? Os's Itheultvatic ConvolsiGn, pit 6 l'inaure - - 36, 4 - Also, the Genuine Arquebusade, site ' H most of the other Propnentry'lVledientes ut repute. der, for ExportatiOn are supplied without StautPs , as bet'' fort this Att. , • N. 8.. 'A s s:lll6ly Persons` ..Particularly-Servants and>i?ka,.. stingers, mistake the NEWiirkv, tikePIVIN ',tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is oil 'East` End of St'. nearett to Cheapside, and th 31 ,41 ,,:, has a largo White Stuccoed Front; with these NVonis scribed : " THE °NIA' WAREHOUSF. FOR 0 14 ';' !AMES% PC)WI)tR," Alta V irf : {Eg:Profeaslottal I\ileat• of Education ßesponsibility de , ,i,lte froth the g,:nert.l SystelrOY the 4elettion of a pactillar . t 3 t ion of long all' tinueitsucce.ss 14 the best criterion or superiority, Eight years have i devoted iny Praaice to the elcittfor e e, treatment of Tho.-e Disorders, anti the successful resnit °`, try plan gives Il1e,Id(Hti0041 Ardor to oppose, at: tar r Aira . able, the ravages of tlxise CcirtpinintS 20011wIt,:tc the nlos l important in the Catalo;tte Of littansti'lntirmities. After initiati(4l into every . Branch; its tm Arttiv Surg:.otlf I fornicil 1 ‘1:L11 at an early period of l'ritc.fice to too( tit: divt,hrak front the ii.:itoran..:e of uneducated then, or ' 14 71 equAltv ilaipi-0115 precipitancy of general l'rattitiotters• Three. DiSorders, to the Cure of which I ba4o de". voted any attention,. cottiPri.,e every sin% les of V " R..E AL INFEitTIt)N, .v. - tiettitifot a recent or loiig do ration : idly, AU kinds of debility, whether arising fool the habits of sithc)ol,_l!oys i ar tin; ititiulgitciesstolotn in : rtot ar4 : l ,..• age : Anil, lastly, that iterangeoti'ot Ott t4t e c $ men wlticlt BA RR E E or ST ERI LE; Nunittotta o,...eti.:es 'are thetosit It of ilatoranee;or ttaa in tilt: treatment ot 4 Si4ll,tie 01,9111.101trA; anti it nor 0• 1 4::.• frecit.iently'lai)pprt that the seed; 0r LitC avc the tiaclliatttiorrofiartiligilarttiti If-Our.,!--Ityl a'` nvertorl— thod such Complaints are easily cured and, eveti°rvlt other I.tru i a that I sixty presnAte tit °lilt C44:4 te-establiihuichit. • rt Ir, lao‘Vever; ate'tte eases of complicated rligtress this:disorder; corttparectVi/itit.the . ealioriltotrs sittiatioits b l i d Nlen, from an andialgenee in a solit:ttv vice, ottP a i prevalent gaieties of a easltiniiabte acaitiive that ttr 3 t of Debilityill i rt l / 4 ;ty, tile uttavoidal)le consequotu;e:o4 L i t. '" . . pertticium, , . W i the unit.lppx au fl'eter hroocisiriVer: hi s'tniSt rYs b rit carefully ixincialr ht, ati‘lortniw, it'mav be saute t;o1 , latinn for hint . icpow, , tit although ail, o , 3fif rioubi . OrtirketiS4ll4NVith of t tws:: gu:a(ttAitt,iftisgress ftvotlvAl a tion,. is ti v, htt 3t titemitrtt 01-ply liititerteoce; It, tlic rt. f ot,,iitt-cCios or, V imu4 havr.1;04....n T ti,:dttce Xattl vri;ot e l much 'aii„sieey - i isiri , tze tire.vented.:lcritti. lion of flat' 1 afitlid .Rtate and thott-i;aiertil , ,r l4) : . , t ,B4wtiqi4.t.tos-ucti4;ieock has rot :years `e*i§ . 't efts Prnr e to ,‘*:,.:: perseveraneeis'ititlikitn‘ablx relltilute tti reVive!tito Oo 'oeriliv, , XPaiks of Liteorld re4onotite the ittlilet;t 4 iltikkiti-E1? - 1W02it:N ,Nho 114 vi, long becli t i l ' t% F ointed lit. their ev_pr.iiatiOn'S Of a - Fait'tli;% l3 3** slir }is that iri 'lrtostirtstart i ce4t st:tc+l defects are CUtltYtt! . .bk cal skill. - Toe 4ecresv, which is so essential to my tindOil. oll , lll l l 'ttlittare► tut and 'tliequ:: litteatinns*hich I have Preset - flea , uc ti the Ipasn; bf_tn. !..:1 - 1 , 1 (.oin,itlettee. titis , .; / pm be cotlfi a u!l i ts persoliall! . . . , „ eft her NI• B--, :*i•laber ot tile. Royal College et' ,Surget',