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London, England, 1817-10-28 00:00:00

ONE HUNDRED PER CENT.

EALT H , Cleanliness, nd Convenience, united
JLI. with a saving of One Hundred per Cent. is secured by many
of the most respectable families in the United Kingdom, by the
use of SLA I ER 'S IMPROVED PA 11! NT COOKING APPA-
RATV.i. The best evidence, time and experience, has preyed
in several thousand instances, that SLATIR'S economical and
simple contrivat ee of Cooking by Steam and hot Mr. is the
in est ;opt. or method of dressing Fish, Flesh, Fowls, Pastry,
sod Vegetables, either by Roasdne, Balling, wag.
or Stowing. ever offered to the attention of the public. Excessive
heat and effemive sutell are equally avoided.
Sixes are prepared suitable to the Nobleman's largest Estab-
lishment, or the Cottage; to the Schoolmaster or the Innkeeper,
and the Captain will And one peculiarly adapted to Shipping, sod
the accommodation of passengers.
References given and Orders received at the Sale and Show
Rooms, 64, Great Russell-street, Bloorinbury ; and 25, Grace-
church-street, London. _ _ _

N E. Export Orders, and Captains at Ships supplied as usual.
J. H. SOLI ON, Agent.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

FROM Luxury and Dissipation the mind becomes
enervated, and the body soon falls an easy victim. To re-
novo the Divot doss arising from fashionable gaieties and to restore
the debilitated constitution is the result of oar study and experi-
ence, and we trust that thirty years' successful practice ba this
peculiar branch of our profession gives us a sledded superiority
over every other Practitioner. In recent cases of Syphilitic Infec-
don, a perfect cure Is completed in the short period of two days,
and In those cases of a more complicated nature, where other
practitioners have failed of success, &proper perseverance In our
plan of treatment ensures to the Patient a sound and perfect re-
estgisikbistent. To those who are labouring under a plural or
Weal Debility, it will be consolatory to know, that the Medicines'
we prescribe possess the inestimable power of renovating the most
debilitated Constitution, whether it aches from the indiscretions
of youth, or by a residence In hot or unhealthy climates, too seden-
tary a life, or too close an application to study, excessive grief, in-
judicious we of mercury, &c, er should it proceed from an
baDi-
tud tendency to consumption, these our restoratives will produce
the happiest effects. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer
lusting Health, Strength, and Spirits; and even to the aged apd
lidirin our plan of treatment will afford relief and comfort, by
gently and safely invigorating the system.
Numerous cases of Strictures lave been, and are doily under
our 'care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, car.
rain, and expeditions mode of practice, superior to any other yet
adopted. The iirlaknese relaxation, enddebility proceeding from
this complaint era speedily removed, and the Patient restored to
sound and vigorous health.
Patients of either Sex may consult us with the greatest honour,
' delicacy, and secrecy, at our home No. 107, Hatton Garden.
sks English Physician, who hes been travelling these last three
years all over the Continent, and has visited every Public Medi-'
cal and Surgical Institution in Europe, bits made a most Impor-
tant Discovery for the Cure of Consumptions and Drops's*, and
which be has communicated to Messrs. Currie and Co. They
therefore announce to Patients labouring under either of these
complaints, that they ore enabled to offer them a 'pertain Gore,'
these Remedies having Invariably proved successful at Vienna,
Rome, and Paris. Patients in the Country, stating the pop-
toms of their respective Complaint% esiclobing the usual Fee for
Advice, will have the Remedies seat to all parts of the Kingdom,
with plata and MI directions.--Letters to he. pest-paid.
CURIUR and CO. Surgeans No. 107, Hama Girder.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LE ITERS PATENT.
LEASE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famoUll
kW wing, in all its wages. tie VENBREAL DISEASE.
One mean Pill is a dose, and the Wang. of owe Boa, in a mat
au. win soon amino* the Paden of the certainty of his speedy
recovery. Madre can be betted eentrived, more safe, er soon
eenvenkot ties this Remedy, farina ail ate obliged to go jear.
nits er so sea, ask needs se coolmmeot nor restraint et dkt ;
owd sixty years mistimes (in as steensive practice) kas proved
that It win effect a Cure when reread Saliva*s and an other
methods avail nothing. Fat the' Storey and other Menial
Dineekre; this Maki* has sot Its parallel. Upwards of
40,000 persons of both apses Moe been radkally aired of thel
above cruel disorders, waio the last sight years. Pre=
sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON,
of the Royal Colley ci Solemn, at tisk House,,Ne. 9, blew
Bridge-street. in Bores of only Ss. ad. each, duty Included—
N.M. Two backdoors, sad Lights• in the Passages at sight
Theg are also sold by tilt& eppaionstatt, with wires &retakes,
at the Loy hhop, 103, Oisforil•sovet ; Mr. Disboreogi's,
Fish-street-kill, nearly weeks the Manumeet ; sad by cite
Person in every cousiderable Town in Dist &halo and Vinod.
Advice gratis to persons teldwrise above, ar other of tie Pew
.prieter's Medicines.

rIALISY'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is
superior to all other remedies for the win 1, purging s, con-
vulhicius, sad those di,orders in the stormed anti !towels of
infants, which prove fatal to so many under pr age of two years.
It is equally eilic.icious in chollcs, fluxes, and other complaints te
the itt:estintwot grown persons.
This invaluable Cordial Medicine, Invented by Vie late Mr.
-Josephlby, Apothecary, is now prepared by his daughter,
Mrs. Frances Gen, and her sons, to whom alone he bequeathed
this property, by his will. It is sold only by F. Newbery att.!
Sons, at the old-established Warehouw, N 0.15, the Last End of

St. Paur.. the third house from Cheaps'..le, price Is. ad. a bottle;
but if procured elsewhere, be sure to ask for" Oell's Dal/Iy**
Carminative," and see that the name " F. New bery," is engraved
la the stamps. Sold also by J.Sanger, 150,0:ford street; Bluebell,
Learaere • Hawkins, hood-crest; 'Fagg, Middle-ruw, Holborn;
Stradling, Royal Exchange; and J. Harris, Ludgate-street.

EXTRACTS from LETTERS addressed to Dr.
SOLOMON, Gilead house, near liverpool, illbstrating :be
Ifileacy of the CORDIAL BALM of OILELAD in those difficuit
and complicated Disorders for which it is peculiarly adapted,
being admiulstered to the tender infant, the pregnant female,
sad to palsied age, with safety and efficacy, Litherto unparalleted
in the annals of Medical diseovery.
lavas rooc.—Eilward Jones, of this town, ways—My mind
is impressed with a I:vely sense of gratitude tor the very greet
benefit I have received from your CorZial Balm of Gilead, iu a
nervous fever, *Ouch reduced me to such a state of weaknese,
that I faithd nut hold up my head. I was in this situation the
most deplorable imaginable) 14 months, wheu a friend advried
me to try your Cordial Balm of Gilead, one bottle of which, to
my grad comfort, euahled me to follow my usual avocations, and
by the use of two more bottles, completely recovered my heakh.
Noires WeLts.—.R. M. Peniiiii-Castle, near Cove.
bridge, writes thus :—I feel it a duty incumbent upon me to re-
turn you my heartfelt thanks for the great blessing I now cloy ;
and for the good of the afflicted, request you will make my case
public. I have been seven years afflicted Sever since I bad a
dangerouslever in Jamaica) with a violent pain in the back part
and crown of my head, 'patriot in my stomach, nausea and fee.
'tient vomiting; pante in my thighs, legs, and arms; a dry cisugh,
disturbed sleep, and little appetite; fur which I have consulted
the most eminent Physicians without obtaining relief. Through
the use of your Cordial Balm: of Gilead, and Gotes aselataine,
feel myself better than I have been for the last kO years, and
have recovered my long-lost health, solely through the great
efficacy of your truly valuable restoratives
It Is impossible to insert all the cases and cures which Dr
Solomon is hi possession of, as it would require some
he contents himself with what has been inserted, great experimice
having convinced him, that hs all morbid affections of the blood
and lymph-(the came of almost every malady) so noble.safe, and
efficacious remedy, was never off.red to mankind.
bold by S. Leigh, Steam!. and by all .Vez.elere of Patent
Medicines in Europe and America, price i Is. and eft. a bottle,
ditty Int:hided.
Of whom may be bad, the Anti-Impetiglnts, or S,olonion's
Drops, an absultite cure for the Scun y, Scrofola, Leprosy, &c.
Prko I is. and ands. per bottle. •
fat monMAbster‘eut Lo ton, an effectual care for scorbutic
eruptions, maraniess, rtdoess, pimples, Etc. on the face, hands.
mp! peck.
,Price th 41d. per boale.
Also, Marquis Guide to Heath, which explains in a concise
sod easy manner. the most simple methods of trea:rnent, and et-
: &Wow remedies, for nervous, bypachoodtlae, sad consumptive
complaints. Vries as.
As Dr. Salaam's practice bassos, become so great and eaten-
give, that bliessiatage raissamoota requite a caholdarablG portion
of his time sod attendance, be expects, when wombed, the usual
Itlosm)ifinesit of doe Pound: but all written eases, or letters of
!mirk:, sod onaccompanied with au order for medicine and re-
' mittetlie, to be ashresed at hie leisure, are required to enclitic
oiuly half -a guinea.—lirafts mty be obtained at any Postslifflte.
'payable at Liverpool, for small sums of money, wretch it a sure
mode of conveyance. Such letters aboultl, tor gaiety, be thus di-
meted " Morley Lena,. Or. Solomotib Gikad Haul, near
1 Liverpool. NM Disable Postage."

Several Petitions were read, and referr:d.'
The Committee f'ir General Purposes delivered in
a Report on tie Petition of Mr. Platt, who was
wounded dui log the ditourbantes in the City on the
21 day of Decemlwr, swing, under all the circum-
stances, they could not recommend any allowance
out of the Chamber to him ; and als a sirniar We..
port on the Poition of Mr. liewtoa, which, after
same ob.ervations, were severally agreed to.
Tbe same Committee also made a Report on the
Petition of the City of L,ndfm Lying..in Hospital,
recommending the Comet to sahscrilw the s*rn of
&lot) in aid of that Charity, which was agreed to,
and the Chamberlain directed to pay the same ac-
curdinply.

Thi6mmittee appointed to invite icto the na-
tive and duties of the Office of G ,uger, and the Lest
m.ide of regulating the appointment of that OPl:tit,
delivered in a lorfg Report thereon, recommending
au efficient person to be appointed thereto for A terit;
of years, to account regularly for the sums reteiirad,
and to pay one-third thereof into the Chamber; and
also recommending an allowance to he made to the
Lord Mayor, in consequence of the vacancy hawv
occurred during his Mayoralty., which was agreed
to, and the first Court in the next Mayoralty ap-
pointed for the election.
The Court postponed the considernion of the Re-
port of the Committee of City I..inds, on the M.
mortal of the Sword Bearer and Officers of the Lord
Mayor's Household, to a future day.
The Committee of Bridgehouse Estates having, at
a former Court, made a Report on the subject Of the
Drainage of Saint George's-fields, recommending a
contribntion to be made towards effecting and com-
pleting the same nut of the Bridgehouse, the same
WAS further considered, and firaliy agreed to.
The Watch Act for the City of London for the
year ensuing was passed.
A Motion was made, that it is desirable to distort.
time the practice of Printing the Sermons, which
was negatived.
The Court agreed upon a new mode of appointing
Governors to the li,:ver4 Royal Hospitals.
It was reset red to the Committee for General Pur.
poses to coubider the present mode of admitting the
Livery into Common Halls, and whether any order
can lat: made for better regulating the same.
A Return was ordered to be made of the Ar-
rangements which have been effected by tl:e Corp*.
ration under the Act for erecting a new Post-Cf'fice,
specifying the different heads and modes of those
arrangemer.Ys.

GEII,II.IN PIPERS.

ARAU, OU TUBER Is.

It is stated that the military establishment of Ger-.
muny is the reason of a new Congress of Prineesi..:.
hot aniith,r reason is also lssigneJ, namely, to &E-
-1 berate concerting the Army of Occupation in France.
But the accounts do not say in wh.it rzspect this
Army is to be a subject of delibeiation, whether the
question is a new diminution, or the withdrawing of
the whole, the retaining it, or removing it into-the
frontiet States. As the 6: at reduction was debated
and executed by conamunie:tions between the Cabi-
nets. it seems not that it could not be dcue
'now in the same in-incer. Another opinion, is we
have said al..ove, supposes the obj cts of this Congress
to be to deter:ninethe number of troops whicfi each
State in the CiAfed,:ration is to maintzin, in propor-
tion to its extent, population, and revenues. •
But neither does .i.is appear to be the truth, at
least exclusively. Th;f: Congress, it it takes p 1 ice,
has, therefore, in all probability some wher.object
but it proves esac some important part of the tutu*
political relations remains to be decided. It is cer--
taiuly important, because :.11 those are to attend who
were assembled at Vienna in the viriter of
1815, not excepting the iimperor of li.uoa, who has
not to take any part in fixing the amount of the
Army of the Cor.tederation. Nest year is mentioned
AS the time for the meeting. Whatever be the °tip;
be it even to choose a Protector of the Confede:4tiou,
it is to be hod mat it wilt turn to the advantage of
the country.

VIENNA, OCTOBER 12.
It is certain t: rat in the conrsa of next year them
will be a nre,qing. of the great Allied Sovereigns,
,and a kind of 2:1 Congress; the month of August
is mentioned a- t';-: time for its opening, and
pretty certainly k a 0: n that Spa has Ikea chosen AS
Inc place for this new meeting.

FROM Ti:E RHINE, OCTOBER
• All the Comma:Vets in Chief of the troops be.
longing to the Army of Occupation in France have
been invitcd by tits Duke of Wellington to his Fle.W.
quer tera, at C in order to deliberate on tet•s.
rat Qbjects. Varian* reports are in circulation on this
occasion. Some think that a new dislocttim of the
corps is to be considered. Yethaps new measures
'may be taken for the subsistence tit the troops. No
interruption, hOwever, has hitherto taken place in
this; and it is but justice to the French Government
to say, that it takes the greate►t care in this particular.
TREES I E. OCTOBEK G.
We have received intelligence that the Danisli brig
Venus, from Lisboa to Trieste, commanded by Car: •
tain Hillerop, and freighted with colonial meictian-
dize, has been abando►►ed by tier crew, eti piercedZ
It has been towed into Almeira, on tt►u coast :d Gra-
nada. It is thought that this. ves:ol 'has bten pil-
laged by the barbatians, :Ltd the crew c.tiried into,
captivity. The cotsa:rs had hitherto iebpectral this fla