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'NESS, with Prefatory Remarks
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yenta, August 22, at Ave, at the Royal Oak be, Cheeky.
'ept. 7, and 22, at twelve, at the White Horse Ins, Preston. ,
mrnies, Mr. John Rotheram, Throgmorton-street, Leadm,
'r. Robert Topping, Chorky.
NI V 'DEN DS to be madaat GUILDHALL.
i 1
'l'. Collisen and J. IL Tristan, cf Lombard-etreet,
`even. Sept. 4, S Hu rrep; Angel-court, Thrognme-
'er, at eleven. Sept. Sib, R. Nash. KanAstcal•OPen
Isher, at ten. Sept. 4, 11. Wright, New-atreet,
merchant at eleven. i 1
1S to be made in the COUNTRY.
'ud, Liverpool, joiner, at one, A theGesrie
T. Shayle, of Ilordesley, netr laming-
the White Hart, Birminghnil. Sept. 1
^nwalt, corn-factor, at eleven, at the : ill V
'•!pt. 7, W. Daw.on. of Wakefield.
he Sessions House, Wakefield. i
Leeds, dyers, at eleven, at the
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(rland, Derbyshire, maltster,
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mi.
I.:PT. 1. •
1-. A. IllingwOrth, of
-wd, Uppcs; Clapton,
•• Hut, of intrepid spirit to despise 1 1 'itheimstene linen-
'warden, Halifax, Th' abusive crowd—. Let them hiss on,' be cries,
• While, in my own opinion fully bk.t., i
TM. • I count the solid money in my cheat.'
ester, frets
md S. R.
" This.impositidn extends even to the postage ttf a
~, W. letter. Within these two years a National Bank has !
fish- been fet up by Government, where other notes are is-
ma- sued, and paid for either in specie or the old ragged
4-, paper-money, a certain quantity of which is called •
in once a month. There exists great jealousy betwedt
41e Austrians and Hungarians, although they ate
h near neighbours, and governed by the same Prince,
';lnipemr of Austria and King of Hungary.
Ile soil of the Hungarians is remarkably rich,
iy cultivates itself. During the late war, and
towards its close, certain individuals about i
'mine very rich, by assuming the cha-
k . i
-beers or Forestal err. They bought up
tad-corn, and itrcasiqtag thereby as
-these articles were re-sold at encr-
r the battle of Aspern, the result
to the Austrians, Prince John
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to the Archduke Charles, and
-. I resign the commission
,I'me, since I can no longer
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BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
SOLI ,•Abraham 'Ashworth, of Swan, fa Shansfield, Yoefident,!
fustian-manufacturer, at ten, at the Dog Tarern„.=
Aurae 29; John Todd' and John. Wright, late of a•
strive, haberdashers and caportiters,..ateleven, M(isadkoß
BANKRUPTS. •
Richard Williamson of Tpswich, Suffolk, merdnint, dealer mad
chapmaa, to surrgider Sept. 2, at seven. Sept 4, anti ill&at
eleven, at ch.: Boar and Crown Inn. fprwich. Attorsavlß'•
Toms, tg, Copthall-couft, Tbrogrtuorton-etroet. London.
Wltliam MUT, of GodinanchetteroMktntingdonshim
dealer and chaprnan. Sept.?, at eve, of and 22, at whoa
the George, Huntingdon. Att . (Senna, Sheba-
Inn ; or Mr. Samuel Woes.
John Hawkins Barlow, late of V Oxford attest
eller and gabfulifthi put now a Wad* is the Whig's
Augnst.ta, U, and &iftamber Owebre, at OviikalL-1
Attarnies, Messrs. ayhew; Pries, IWltno,
Jolla Chureber, of die M
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OVUM TESTA M.ENTU3I OWECE.—Tettum
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D. JO. JAC. GRIRSRACH.—Rditio Nom
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row, Law et Whittaker, Liekington et Sae. J. Diewssao. Saki-
wins entdeck. et Joy ; et T. Hamilton.

Just publishest—Priee 3s. in boards.
THE 2EGIR of LIFE ; a Non-Medical Coatinert-
rary on thritxilscretions arising from Human: Frailty, ht
which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful effects of usa ve.
wires Gonorrbcca, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Lite. &Cleft
developed; Part 11. contains some re:sucks on certain Female
Complaints, in particular Szerility; Part 111. embraces Practi-
cal Observations on Sexual nobility, &Al.-Abuse, &c.; in Part
IV. is a S:ries of Cases ilhiorative of the preceding subjects,
figplaiidng them in a familiar matmec, and the whole addrtased
Po the Tomb and Maturity of both Sexes.
By GOSS and Co. Cot:itching Surgeons.
May be had at N 0.90, l'aternoster-row, Landon; and of all
Booksellers.

pester, Anita 29, at flit, at the Royal Oak kn. C 6291•1.
Sept. 7, and 2s, at twelve, st White Horse Inn, Preston.
Attnrnies, Mr. John Rotheram, Throsmortonatrnet, Lando:,
or Mr. Robert Topping, Chorky.
DIVIDENDS to be nsadg at GUILDHALL.
Sept. 19, T. Collison and J. 11.Trittan, ci Lombard-atrect,
bankers, at eleven. Sept. 4, S Hurrep, Angel-court, Thrognme-
ton-street, broker, at eleven. Sept. Slth R. Nash, K.ingdoil-sPon
Thames, seed-crusher, at ten. Sept. 4, 11. Wright, New-etreet,
!nun w ick.squa re, merchant at eleven.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
_Sept. 2,W. S. Sherwood, Liverpool, joiner, at one, A the Geerie
Inn. Liverpool. Sapt. 4, T. Shayle, of Ilordealey, near Ifirtning-
lion, tanner, at eleven, at the White Hart, Birmingharn. Sept.
Iliddick, St. lbsey, Cornwall, corn-factor, at eleven, at the
Red Lion Inn, St. Columb. Sept. 7, W. Daw.on. of Wakefield.
maney-scrivener, at tvs,ive at the Sessions House, Wakefield.
Sept. 6, 'l'. Syko,A and W. llaker, Leeds, dyers, at eleven, at the
Court-house, Leedom. T. Bend, Shirland, Derbyshire, mama.,
.t eleven, at the Item Inn, Nottingham.
CERTIFICATES—SEPT. 1.
J. Walker, Shoreditch, furniture-broker. A. Illingwortb, of
Plailpot-lane, wine-merchant. W. F.-Cotsford, Upper Ciapton,
plumber and glazier. G. and T. Conne,,Brightheirnstoun linen-
drapers. A. Stausheld, Holebottom, near Todnuardeu, Lau

tbcircli;letis,Ait'ev en my Intelligent friend found
occasional difficulties in making himself understood,
especially in4fiolsemia, where the natives speak Bed-
sisish, a branch of the Sclavoniaa, varying from the
German, and in pronunciation often like the Italian.
Here the German language is spoken in the utmost
purity. The Austrian Government are perpetasdly
issuing paper money, and as often calling it in. Du.
ring the war ..hey first taxed enormously all articles
of plate in the possession of every family, and or-
dered a stamp to be put upon the most minute thing.
They afterwards levied a second tax upon the same
plan, although the country was at that time nearly
weighed down by the pressure of other imposts. The
Emperor then made large issues of paper•money,
which Le obliged the people to take, but insisted that
all duties, taxes, &c. should be paid in spcc:e. " Po-
pulus me sibilat, &c. i. c.

Messrs. Goss and Co. are to be consulted, u usual, every day,
at their house; and Patients in the country are requested to clo-
scribe minutely the case, unclosing a remittance for Advice and
Diet:Grine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world.
Goss and Co. M. EL C. Surgeons, 13, llouvcric-sereet, Fleet-
street, London.

REMOVAL OF SUPERFLUOUS liAIR.
LADIES are respectfully informed, that TIIENTS
DEPILATOILY in a few minutes actually removes su-
perfluous Hair from the face, neck, arms, &c. and leaves the
skin soft and Lin —Sold wholesale and retail, 54. the box, with
printed directions, by B. I'errin, 44, Dean-street, &Aso, (a pri-
vate bottle, opposite Little Dean -street); where Ladies may have 1
ocular evidence of its efficacy and innocence. Persons incloaing
11. Bank Note to B. Perrin, as above, will have their orders
and change returned, agreeable to their directions. Bold also by
lay Domain, 100, and &myths, 1, 1- ~ Bond street ; DAvions,
69, sal Vek, OS, Fbiet.atreet ; Butlers, 4, and Ragge, 65, Clamp-
able ; &Barlett, NI, Red Lion-eneet,Holbern ; add every proprie-
tary Medicine Vender and Portumer in tee United Kingdom.

" Bat, of intrepid spirit to despise
Tb' abusive crowd—A Let them hiss on,' be cries,
Whale, in my own opinion fully ble.t.,
' I count the solid money in my crust:
" This impositidn extends eves to the postage of a
letter. Within these two years a National Bank has
been fel up by Government, where other notes are is-
sued, and paid for either in specie or the old ragged
paper-money, a certain quantity of which is called
in once a month. There exists great jealousy between
`the Austrians and Hungarians, although they are
;uch near neighbours, and governed by the same Prince,
the Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary.
" The soil of the Hungarians is remarkably rich,
and nearly cultivates itself. During the late war, and
especiany towards its close, certain individuals about
the Court became very rich, by assuming the cha-
racters of Hucksters or Forestrs. They bought up
Ave vehse and bread-corn, and occasiqing thereby an
artificial scarcity—these articles were re-sold at encr-
mans profits. After the battle of Aspern, the result
of which was so fatal to the Austrians, Prince John
of Lichtenstein rode up to the Archduke Charles, and
drawing his sword, said—' I resign the commission
which the Emperorhas given me, since I can no longer
hold it xt hcmour to myself.' Fhe Archduke Charles
had refused the advice given him by Prince John,
whose counsel, if acted upon, vouLl, it is believed,
have prevented the fatal catastrophe.
" Fouche and his family lodge in the house of his
friend, Baron Wimer, on the Parade a: Prague. He
isgoing to remove to Linz, a city of far less beauty
and attraction, except that, instead of the Moldau,
it lies upon the Banks cf the Danube, and is conti-
guous to the va,testates, for the purchase of which
Fouche is now in treaty. He has remained in retire-
ment ever since he left Dresden, but it is whispered
that Madame Fouche intends to resume her state
when she arrives at Lint.

turer.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
J. Moser, W. Edwards, and. W. Wharton, Mancbester, iron-
foundas. J. J. 11. and A. Kenworth, and M. IL 'and S. P.
Buckley, Csrbrook-in-Stayley, Cheshire, Miler-makers. W.
Gibbons, sen. Liverpool, and W. Andrei!, Isle of Man, fish-
curers. J. Hubbert and J. 11. Miller, Islington, mop-yarn-ma-
nufacturers. J. Halford and C. Bache, West Bromwich, Staf-
fordshire, ironmasters. IL Eton and B. Hewitt, Derby, Derby-
shire, hosiers. • J. Langton and J. Brs;therton,yrestou, Lanes-
alore, attaenies. J. (ile.rve, J. Newton. and J. Came. Mains
Ch.nhirei It st,ste.rs. J. and C. Bares and 11. Lloyd, warehouse-
men, London.

• FRAUD PREVENTED.
f O COUNTERACT the many attempts that are
r daily mode to impose on the unwary a SP Ult lOUS eo
POSlTlONialtessi of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared
by DAY and DIARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in
which their signature and address,
97, HIGH-HOLBORN,
so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they
trust an attedticii to this, and the difference of the type, which is
unlike all(crow-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect
the imposition,
The Beal Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by.,
DAY and MARTIN, D 7, IBgh-Holborn, and retailed by the'
principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers,
Mete, Boot-Makers, ilea. lathe United Kingdom, in Bottles at
.6d. It and is. ad, each.
1 110WERBS TONIC PILLS, 'for Imatcserrtotc,
wiactass of STOMACH, Biuocs 1112011LARTITIS, and
I their attendant Symptoms. These Pills are confidently recom-
mended as one of the safest and moat certain remedies that has
ever been discovered, 1-,r the various uneasy sensations which
result from a weakened state of the Digestive Organs—mild but
effectual in their operation, they cleanse and yet strengthen the
Stomach, and correct a costive habit by relaxing the Bowels in
a way so gentle as scarcely to appear the effect of a medicine.
They restore the appetite, assist dizestion, and promote a due
and replar secretion of the Bile.—They are sold at as. 9d. 4s. 64.1.
and lis. a Box, by loam Townes, Professional Chemist, War-
eteravect, near Hatton Cianien ; and may be had at all the whole.
sale and retail Medicine Warehouses in London, and at the re-
spect:ble Druggisti or Booksellers in stunt principal towns.

HAMB Ro MAIL.

HAMIWRGH,• AUGUST 4.

Their Serene Highnesses- the two yomsg Priacerl
of Brunswick arnved here on the 31st digt, whis '
their suite, under the title of Cows of Blauhenisurg,
and they departed yesterday morning Tor Ltibecics
Exchange on London-33. 2.-33..5.
STOCKHOLM, JULY 24.

We expect the Queen here in autumn. The Crown,
Sceptre, Sword, Royal Mantle, &c. for the approach-
ing Coronation at Drontheim, are gone thither with
an escort.

GOTTINGEN, JUL' r 6.

A letter of the 14th July contains the following
particulars of the cause of the disturbances at Got-
tingen :—" Yesterday evening the following event
took place here. A butcher of the name of Krische,
and his wife, who live in the Rothe-strasse (Red-
street), had had various disputes with the Students,
and Krische or h;s servant lately struck one of the
Students in the public street. The latter complained
to the Police, and then to some other Magistrate, but
did not obtain redress. He then communicated the
affair to his comrades, who held a general meeting,
and on deliberating on the affair, resolved that this
was a case on which they must do themselves justice,
and male an example of Krische. On Saturday
evening, the 19th July, several hundred Students
accordingly marched to Krische's house, which they
surrounded, destroyed all the windows and shutters,
and stormed the house."

NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBII4ITY.
THE late celebrated Dr. FOTHERGILL, in the
course of his extensive practice, encountered repeatedly
such distressing cases of Nervous Complaints, that he was in-
duced to direct his princiral attention to the discovering an ef-
fectual end permanent remedy. This invaluable Medicine here
oTcred to tire public attention ender the title of " Dr. FO-
'f fiF.RG NERVOUS DROPS," was the happy result
of his efforts ; by means of which be invariably succeeded in sub-
duing and exterudeating every description of Nervous disorders
and th.ir various distressing auctions, as Lowness of Spirits,
Head-aches, LOU of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, Tremors,
Ilypezhondriacian, Extreme Lassitude, Anxiety, Fainting Fits,
and every hind of debility or relaxation of the system. To those
unfortunately thus afflicted, it is confidently recommended to stir
the above iocstimable Medicine, by which they aro assured of
obtaining immediate relief, and by a due perseverance in it
agreeably to the directions gives, the complete re-establishment
of their health.
&M in Bottles, at 4s. 6d. lis. and Set. by Biretta and Sows,
Chemists, No. 4, Choapeide corner of St. Pees, London ; and
SA, Isekvilloatrest, Dublin; and all the principal Booksellers,
Dinggists, and giallutpe Venders throughout the Kingdom

" Carlsbad is more resorted to this summer 'than
usual ; 350 Russian fathilies are there at present, be-
sides Austrians, Hungarians, Bohemians, Saxons,"and
Prussians. Rents of houses, charges at hotels, and
prices of provisions are vet y dear. The prospect of a
fine wine harvest has exceedingly lowered the price
of that article, especially in Hungary and about the
Rhine. Toeplitz is likewise very full of company.
This little bathing place has assumed an importance
in consequence of it having been the resting spot
of the Emperor of Russia, the Emperor of Austria,
and his Majesty the King of Prussia, after the
death of General Moreau, and the retreat of the
allies from before Dresden. Close to Toeplitz *ere
fought the battles of Kulm, in which the Allies were
successful, and Vandamme was taken prisoner. This
result led the way to the battle of Leipsic.--The King
of Saxony resides principally at his new palace at
lilsnitz, which is on the banks of the Elbe, and about
seven or eight miles from Dresden. The present is
the 15th year of this King's reign, and the GBth of his
age. His sister, Princess Amelia, is just arrived from
her palace at Zeveybruck, in Bay.rria, to congratulate
her brother on his birth-day, and the anniversary of
his reign. In the division of the spoil at Vienna, the
Umpires of Europe left this King but a small state to
govern, but if his empire is diminished, so are his
cares. He still, however, retains a fruitful and beautiful
country, with the Elbe, the most commercial river in
Germany, rolling through its centre. This Monarch
is indeed shorn of his beams. They have limited his
whole army to 10,000 men, including the. guards
about his person. Much of his fine country is- given
to Prus.i.i. One post only from Dresden, on the road
to Berlin the Prussian ten itory commences.
" Nothing can exceed the hatred which, in the Prus•
Sian Arn.y, is entertained against the English; and
they are not reluctant in the proclamation of it. They
deny the fame we acquired at Waterloo, and state
themselves entitled to the greatest share of the vie.
tory. They are anxious, and pant to go to war' with
us, when they say they would humble our haughty
and insolent boasting, with regard to the honours of
Waterloo. Notwithstanding the circular of the Allied
Sovereigns to the, contrary, it is confidently reported
that matters de!pl)y: affecting the peaces! h.uropi
, will occupy •their atteriot =Aix la Chapelle. •

EIMBECK, JULY sa.
The troubles in Gottingen partly derive their ori-
gin from an old grudge of the Citizens against the
Students. Under these circumstances the latter play,
ed all manner of tricks to teaze the former, such as
upsetting, during the night, all the butchers' blocks
in the shambles, &c. On the 11th July, a Student
passing by the shambles, accidentally threw down a
child, on which a journeyman butcher ran out and
struck the Student. Not being able to obtain redress,
he and his comrades proceeded as related in the pre-
ceding letter. On the 20th, a Deputy of the Go-
vernment, Counsellor Falke, came from Hanover,
followed by Irk Hussars, to restore order. They
occupied the streets, and bore with exemplary tem-
per the insults of the Students, who were incensed at
this military measure ; but the Students having prp-
ceeded to acts of violence, the Hussars attacked them
with drawn sabres, and wounded live. This increas-
ed the tumult ; measures were taken in the City, to
prevent any possible junction Of the Apprentices with
the Students, which would have rendered the affair
more serious, it being market day.
The next day a detachment of Land Wehr" came
and paraded the town in rank and file. Upon this
the Students retired, and resolved to go to the Hes-
sian town of Witzenhausen, some miles from Gottin-
gen. They went in small parties out of the gates,
when they united; and almost the whole body of
Students departed. Only those' remained who had
orders from their leaders, or were left by them to
take care of the sick. The deputatioa of the Acade-
'rile Senate, often assembles.
The Commissioner of the Government is still at
Gbaingen, and the repdrt is gone to Hanover, where
the Minister of State, his Excellency M.Von Bremer,
superintends the affair in the absence of the Minister
Von Arnswaldts, the Curator of the University. It
is said that the Students have applied for oblivion of
the past, and the removal of the military. We have

TIIE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is univer-
sally acknowledged to be the most agreeable and pow:rful
restorative ill all Nervous Disorders ever discovered. This cele-
brated Cordial is peculiarly efficacious in all inward wasting', loss
of appetite, indigeation, depression of spirits, trembling ur shaking
of the hands or limb', obstinate coughs, shortness of breath and
consumptive habits; it thins thc.blood, eases the moat violent
ril In the head and stomach, and promotesgentle perspiration.
B' y the Nobility and Gentry this Mzdicine is much admired, be
in pleasant to the taste and smell, gently astringing the fibres of
the stomach, and giving that proper tensity which a good diges-
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Much kasha:" said by interested individuals against Medicines
that are advertised, but there is a very important observation to
be made sespec•ing the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless its
operation was gentle, safe, and efficacious in those complaint" fee
which it is recommended, and universally administered with in
variable success, it could not have attained the unexampled de-
mand it has acquired ; for, as it bas rarely the great advantage of
a pertuasive advocate, so nothing but his conviction of its virtues,
by its salntary effects, can induce perseverance, and yet reason-
able perseverance Is certainly most requisite to enable even the
happiest combination of Chemicals and Galesicals to root rut
chronic diseases, and restore the valetudinarian to health.
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and Co. Bow Church-yard; Butler, Cheapside ; Tutt, Exchange
and Ward, Ilelborn; price 1 is. each, or four in one Family
Bottle for 33s by which one l is. bottle is saved, with the words
" Sand. Solosnon, Liverpool," engray..d on the Stamp.
Wheremay be had, 'flu Celebrated A streamer Lome, an ef-
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Pimples, Blotebes,Tetters, Ringworms, Tan, Stinberns, Freckles,
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Ccorbutie and Cutaneous eruptions of every description, tieing the
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to the Nobility and G..ntry in the United Kingdom.
er Price es. 6d. and 2s. 9d. a Bottle, Ditty included. Be
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Dr. Solomon experts, when consulted by letter, the VOA com-
pliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, addressed, " Money
Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-house, over Liverpool. Paid
double poseste."

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