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THEATRE OF ANATOMY, WINDMILL-STREET. ' ... BOOKS 11.113 FRENCH PAPERS. •• ~ •
, M. Dpeosir opposed the Voting en meta oh the
R. BRODIE will begin his LECTURES on
, . —eise--. • different amendments.
the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, as By H. Colbert", SO. Coutheitoireet, PAIR!, SEM 4.—A naval division, with gerrison
queTethieO6PRIII.DENT said the title required the previout
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.' Wednesday. Oct, 5, at Seven to Ow Evening. TRAVELS througlt NORWAY and LAP- 1
treopetep beard, sailed from Brest on the Ist of • tea preference to every thing; and
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t -------- LAND, he the Years 1806.7, mid 8.
, Sep •-kr, under the cemented of Captain Minus.— this wa
rifIUESDAY, 13th of September, Second Day of By LEOPOLD VON BUCH. bout itieontenience, as it Was In the . .•.
... 11l DRAWING—ALL THE CAPITAL PRIZES IN Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin. -. .
It proceeds to the Windward Islands, in order to Paws's' ch Member to reject the previous guess
THE WHE.EL 1 ' Translated feum the German by JOHN BLACK. . resume possession of the Colonies restored to the . ~. ~
hon. < e nest course was to decide whether they
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of the 30th of May last. would' deliberate, Article by Article, commencing •
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With the amendments, and passing from them to the ,
NO - 2
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• • 5,000
2,000 . • itb Mein, It. 16s. boards.
" Aran Bute • ~te the orlebnited Humboldt Is a Pm- Marshal Soult has arrived at Paris front Rennes.
of Nantes hes received a letter from vote on the; reeet.
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Martinique, of the 22d of to the following ;1..„
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• . &v. &e. &e. and rateable information, concerning& variety of objects. which I June, I '
08 TICE rt's and MIA it ER. warranted undrawn, are Selling bad ino wheel, Wes„ mined with skiii and aDeation. We I effect :--- • questions in the way laid down by him, the Chamber
He by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and C 4)., OlLVirectors for mow take our leave of tisk iseellideut mid adventeroes traveller.29 " betters from St. Domingo of recent date state, decided on toting on the amendments agreed to bi
... - Ise ("owe. et their Oilers, the mover of Book-buildligs,
os Coruhill : loaf faeine the King's Mews, Charing Crow . "et Rath"! • alit the blacks expect their masters with impatience' the King; they rejected the previous question ; and •
1 , . Cavniry and Oi Ammer 11444 .* • '
PARIS AND ITS CURIOSITIES. 1 they pronounced in favour of the deliberations Artie
; thd that they have ranged themselves under the wh.R4.
tle by Article. '
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..1 ia a passable Volume, wrly henna, prize es. 6d. with Map, • hag, 4hat emblem of happiness and peace, of which , • , . •
64 , TO-BE e0I.1) HY AUCT2O/4
By I3ADLFJ and SON, I Ma, suid Views. ! they have been deprived ever since their pretended 'rho seven first Articles were adopted almost Witte
a At their Repository, Goswell-street, TOMORROW, Beets 9, A NEW PICTURE of PARIS ; or, The a pity le out discussion. • . •
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at Twelve, Stranao's Gal& to ' Presets Metropolis i acearnselY -. A very lively discussion took place be Article 8.
THIRTY - F I V E useful large-size HORSES, describing -tier Public EstTtretee. Resoarknble Eileen, . . . .
4. . times to GO, 50, 43, and some so low as 30.
• &ono the Hoe. II•orti of Ordosam, caledated for maii- ' Places of Aumemete, aid other oftect. wertlizurf ta. CHAMBER OF PEERS.
, It* pridet of the law respecting the Liberty. of the The object of the amendments was to lower the Ceres
A coaches. eiwtobeise,girs.&t. Alto a beautiful black Flioden a flee i also Description ortilteellimairrem et Par*
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of The question of priority was given to the fixation
19 Draught STALLION, %wont t over by an °Seer, and allowed : Boni enlarged and improved.
By EDWARD PLANTA. Esq. felts was discussed in the Sittings of the g.sd 27th The 1
30th of August, and Ist of September. It was
NI by ledges to he superior to any hone offered for sale, as he Is uhf
en amazing streeeth, grand in bb action. aid well worthy Me Also. by the same Author, price 4s. in hoards,
adopted with different Amendments in the Sittings of 50 Centimesr-sok She Article, thus amended,
was adopted. •
Nil solemnest of brendera. About 90 haudsome Young HORSES, A GAZETTEER ef FRANCE, with a neat Map. - •
Is from the 10th regiment. A. Prince Regent's owa leghtDragoont; badofPa4iisc:Td Gazetteer of France may be this day. The Article 26, relative to the indemnity, was
Asia a most ouperadorm MA LE ELEPHANT. j h-foonNuedit og e Picturether
11 -To be viea ed and sold without reserve. London $ Prime.; prieror Samuel Leigh, 18. Strand. .--. submitted to discussion.
M. DUDIOLAKD proposed the reduction from 8 to
N. B. We presume that a 'very slight comparison of this CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Sart. 9.
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Work aJoh other publications will be sufficient for the decisionthe Chem-
SELECTED ARTICLES OF ESTABLISHED REPU- lof the pie chaser. The Abbe de MONTESQUIOU informed 6 per cent.
The previous question was demanded. Two,triale •
• TATION.
proposed by the Cam- ▪ • LIFIEMET'S FASENCE of PEARL and PEARL SWIFT'S WORKS, by WALTER SCOTT, Esq. consented to the Amendmentswere successively doubtful, eel they proceeded to t
to DENTIFRICE, which excel, both in elegance and I Handsomely printed in 19 sees. livo. price 91. 19s. gd. boards, teal Committee. The Minister added, that his Ma- secret scrutiny. The result was that of 223 voters, - -
la efficacy. every other Preparation for the Teeth and Gums, I with a Portrait, and other Plate.. i .
jetty had judged it proper to substitute for the word 122 rejected the amendment, said the Article 26 was -441 % . ..*•• . .
ill price Su 9d. ear it. I THE WORKS of JONATHAN SWIFT, P.D.
interests, used in Art. 26, to designate the premium adopted. • •
Toe %owner is particularly reoommended to Parents and -..
* Perorate who have the core of children, as the greatest preset- Dean of St. Patiick's. Dublin.
Containing Additional Letters. Tracts, and Poems, ant hitherto of 8 per cent. ettached to the royal obligations, the Article 31 relative to the forests, was carried by a 'I
111 easier of young and tender teeth. published, with Notes, and a Life Of the Author. - Word indemnifies, as expressingmore accurately the considerable majority. ?,
i tr None are genuloe but what have the words, as J.
Hemet, Basley, and Blew, Cockspumstreet," engraved lathe By WALTER SCOTT, lesq. .
• Intention and object of this part of the financial plan. The PRESIDENT declared that the prqjet of the ...e .
d Mame. iv A few Copies are primed on royal paper, price 151. 41.
An interest supposes a loan, and here the Creditors . • ? •
_.„. CATHARMI AN WATER, for the general improvement in boards. law respecting the Finances, Was adopted. ~...
or the Compieximi. the care of all cutaneous Disorders, and White,Edinbursgh : Prinleadcfor tric:3llbiald Constable_ and Co. ; tend nothing. It is a delay which the Government The Sitting was adjourned to Monday. I .''
0 the bites and stings of ventenous Insects. Pints 7s. fid.; Half
don t imi Jobanntnant min:, Curio, and Fenner, Loso
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proposes to the Creditors, and for this delay it is . ,
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Pints O. 64. each.• proper to grant some indemnity. The only change
BAYLgY'S TRUE ESSEVTIAL SALT of LEMONS, (1:8"Tbe present Editionl4ofilbSliw,nliafte'ls Works confab,' upward.. WARsAW, AUG. 15..--The CORIIIIIIIPO illppOlOlol . • ~&
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A of nn hundred Original Letters, hosaas, sad_ Poems, by Deau the substitution of intkmnity for
Sor taking Ink spas add steins nut of Lace and Linen. Theii in the article was, to draw up a new Constitution for Poland, cond.
Allelleine it sr red •• W. Boyle% ," an the Box and Wrapper. Swift, recovered either from manuscript copi.-s, or rare tramp - •.• • .
4 Also hio SCOURING DROPS, for taking Grease out of
I ' 11111 k, Sniff, Woollen Elora, rite. price Is. each. lets and loose sheets, none of which have hitherto been printed Intorest.
with his works. In particular, the Letters between toe D=an A motion was made for sending it to the Bureaux. piles its labours ;it is composed of Count Mater*.
with, Minister of Finances, Cobnt Zatmogsky,
Ls :- t VERITABLE POM SI ADE DIVINE, price 3s. 6d. the and Mho Yonhotarigh, so long suppressed or publisheda I
1 IN" in ' M. Du —I demand to be heard respecting Messrs. Linowsky and Grabowsky, &c.
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11l Allaloo• a tnatilated state, are now presented to she 1 uhire in a sow NOLAND
perfect state, and furnish some light on that mysterious p.srt .4 , the execution of the 46th article of the Constitutional VIENNA, AUG. 19.—Connt de Clams has ana
. * SHIA Wholesale and Retail by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers,
g ted Manufacturers of Dressing and Writing Cases, Cockspur- swift's private history. Many of th' Denn's compositions al- I Charter.
'jounced to the Court of Vienna, that the Emperor
o Street. London; where also may be had, CADMAN'S Incom- ready published have been also corrected and cniarged. by i
comparing them with the original copies. The Life has bees r The PRESIDENT (M. Leine)—You may be heard of Russia intended to set out from Petersburgh on
v.. -7goaratite RAZOR STRAP. the best and most durable one ever
compiled from the separate narrntiors of former biogrolsiters• ! whets-the Assembly shell have fixed the mode of de- the 12th, to arrive at Vienna on the 20th of Sept,
submitted to the Public. Price 6s. and 10s. 6d. each.
Ise
•-•ilberating on the projd.
4 1 `YTS ON THE EFFICACY AND VIRTUES OF SO- and historical notes accompany the various productions et ibis'
incomparable English claasie. „ ii. DeMOLAnn insisted. Rests, AUG. 17.—An Edict has just been pub.
re )r!° OMON'S CELEBRATED CORDIAL BALM OF GI- ,
' . fished, in which his Holiness announces the immedle sY,
' The PRESIDENT—I cannot allow you to speak. - •
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A COMPANION TO THE DOMESTIC COOKERY. ... lii Demot.AßD.-1 despond it in the name of the ate re-establishment of all the regular Orders.
it IRIS inestimable Medicine having risen in re.
4 This Way was publisbed. .- . •.. • • car,- AUGSBURGII, AUG. 25.—One of our Papers pub+
c , pore to the very pinnuele of fame, it is now universally lic lemo. price 55.-in boars's. the Second Edition 4 , manse.
fishes the following letter written from Italy, dated
~ • fed in for its beings and health-restoring qualities in cases • The Pazsanzwr.—The Went of a discussion, in ' ,1,,
t• So. uess and emaciation. Some, perhaps, unacquainted IN 'ART of PRESERVING all Kinds of • •
which the Chamber has taken so keen •an interest, the 27th July, by a young merchant of our city t ~
s = t.,4_1 its virtues, not having perused that interestng ". Guide to .41.. ANIMAL sad VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES for se- I
-Thiene' (isiswW most be but few iudeed). asap be ;educed to mot Years, • renders it necessary to take a retrospect of the pro. "On the 18th.I embarked at Leghorn in a fee
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ask, Is the Balm of Gilead At for tor?— complaint doth • Published by Order of the French Minister of the Interior, ' guess and the results of it. 'keel, and with a fair wind we made the 60 miles to
lik it care-oTo answer this it will be netemary to en the Report of the Board of Arts and Manufecteros, 100 M.
},.The Chamber will take the amendments into con- • Porto Ferrsjo. Neat day I met by chance Napoleon
s . . ~..;..,..;...„,e_ Hold up the Mirror to Nature." Appert. a
eiZesation before deliberating on the principal gees- Bonaparte, who had about 12 persons in his suite.
Is Let those who are afflicted in the folloveiag maw: iseliect na Ten"lntiea ire" .161/ IF"tw'h. .
i tod for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellersl• lion. Some of these amendments have been ono When be perceived me, he advanced towards
r me,' ' if
of the come that produced such hayrick upon the " whitlows* ap- ' the Hon. Company
petite and powers of life:"—disordered stomach. diy cough, "7," "
W . i hi k'that ' - hod of.
Lendenballotreet ' • •. o limed
I. by the Committee and adopted by the King ; these and asked me with eagerness in Italian, 4 Vi. ho are )f:
,e) , lifieskneso in the voice, hoarsessess, abruptest a breath upon the "Wee nl ° we.• "et . preserving am
i-eao exercise, nod reialati.io of she slo, system. Those at. real substances, and all kinds of vegetables, with their natural Aught to constitute a part of the projet. Others have you ?' 6 Whence come you ?' 4 'What is your bust-
qqalitirs.and virtues,' is an art which may often 11.1 the mearis . „
Ir • • • eicted•with paleness, lan err of the eyes, weakness of sight orbeen proposed by different Members in the course of nets ?' ' Where do you stay ?' I answered him with
41 ' memory.. should take time to consider Linmeirs's advice, that oSrelieting hm,_ nod of_ affording aecara_ y_eo wenn: discussion. 't.
10 a. youth is tee important period for forming a robust constitu- merable aid to medicine, as it. alters and impairs in the small the Were these to be considered as the same promptitude.
est degree the natural
_properties of the !itihstances employed; amendments ? The President went successively over
dies," and .bat " nothing is to be dreaded so newly as present-" He is extraordinarily fat, and hardly to be re. .' 7
O tore excels," The foundation of a happy old age IS a good coo• and in all its application', makes addition to the wholesome the different amendments proposed, and concluded cognized. In other- respects he seemed in good .•
ik aelasho is youth; temperance ands eration at that age ar,, 1:70. rlic Rod substantial comforts of life."—Edulhargh Review,
thus :—" Are we to deliberate on the amendments health, and there was no trace of Melancholy in his •
it ' passports to happy old age. Nothian be better described •L' '
than the surds a Armstrong— . _... .... consented to by the King. as forming a part of the countenance. llis troops amount to 1200 men.—
la f t proposed law ? Ought-we to adopt the previous ques- His habitation consists of a house of two divisions
-------o For want of timely care MATRIMONY.s
Miliiims have died of medicable wounds." IVO Disorders have contributed more essentially lion respecting all the other amendments ? Shall we of two stories each, and three windows in front, Esc.;
s. lbw such as these, then, this healing Balm is suitable. Coto- II to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are the deliberate article by article?" behind his house there is a small garden, &Cos
r• . plaints stifled under the earneleon appellation of Nervous and consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank pay M. CASIENAIrg declared that he considered it his BANKS OF THE MEIN, AUG. 2.7.•-.--The people of
,Consumptive tire its proper climax—the one it a ill eradicate. adoratiou to the shrine of Wedlock, hut where the coastitution
• the other o ill be cured by. its inflUenee. The Balm of Gilead has been tainted by disease, a renovation of stabilit) is itxlis. duty to claim the execution of the 46th article of the the left bank of the Rhine pay *mewl duties io eclat"- , . ii• '
has produced more good in this country than any medicine sine.- pcnsoaly requisite. Constitution) by which all amendments proposed, 1 lion to those levied while under the French Gt.t..r.i. • ~ ..
-0 the fornintion of a Materin Medina. It enriches the blood with- Twenty years have we devoted our practice to the exclesire and agreed to by the King, ought to be sent to the Iment. The Conscription is abolished, but it is so:, •••-•
out inflaming it ; braces without stimulating Ina vinieiiilV the treatment of the following disorders, and the liliffeatil feSUll of • -
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s bervous system ; frees and dishurthens the viscera and other iir- our plain gives us additional ardour to oppose, as far ni we are Bureaus. The amendments could only be considered ! ceeded by the Land wehr.
portant organs; resolves obstructions, and throws off viscid utile. the ravages of those Complaints which are the must ins- as modifications of proposed laws, and not, as has •
tIB A 22, It - itti 'that ' 44'4
ERLIN, AUG. .--,- w • appear •
Is strong humours ; strengthens the general habit, and brings back portant in the catalogue of bunion infirmities. been pretended, to laws made and adopted lie ! V
the ratuctilar fibres, to their natural and healthy tone; as it is Afterinitiationintoevery branchow Navy Surgeons,we formed • s .•1 Emperor of Russia will lefty:. '•''',, e r•ibittgh• imoner
LS , eatcniated in produce, in a comddcrahle degree, all or any a wish, at an early period of practice, to resrae individuals wished the division of the titles of the projet as more ..
le of these effects, so it 'rust, under certain modifications and re- from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous favourable to the freedom of voting; for, said he, if I i than was supposed. In cc. ~. •Icie,•. v. tlae slur of
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il 'frictions, be equally adapted for the cure of every speciet of precipitancy of geoensl practitioners. lam obliged to vote on the totallity of the projet, our Monarch in his capital' *4l '• - slIt.:1 The tWo
decay. The disorders to the cure of which we have devoted our at-1 1 Princes will meet at Toplitz, in Bohemii., aid -. trite
This medicine has been uncommonly. successful wills young tendon comprise every species of Venereal infection; all kinds declare that I shall give a hostile vote ,•
,whereatt I
--- - I at Vienna on the 27th Sept.
3 $ people, who have the appearance anti air of old age ; who are of Debility, whether arising from the habits of school-bnys or should vote separately for the Budget of 1814; on I
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pale, effeminate, benambett, stupid, reel even imbecile ; whose the indulgeneies of inn.tarer age t that derangement of the vys- togetherlt is now looked upon as certain, that the king.
if bridles ore become hem. wisose tees are n„ l anger able to e„,„ tern in women which is called &arcane" or sterility 1 seminal account of its urgency admit that of 1815, if a di- 1 dom of Poland will be restored,and that Austria
1- ' them t who bare nn utter distaiste for every thing, or ore totally Weakness. (-Beets, Obstructions in the Urethra; as also Stric- mutation in the centimes be agreed to ; and reject the
iacapFtisteii.—W here the stomach is frequently disordered the tures, whether recent or of long duration, and which have i has consented to cede Galicia.
O mode of liquidation of the arrears as contrary to the '
too) is weakenrd ; parlehess, bodily decay, and emaciation battled the skill of other practioners, are by our present ire- s
• . I PALERMO, AUG. 16.—Since the dissolution of the
;c succeed, mid the eyes .rick into the head. proved plan of treatment effectually and perniaueoily cured, public interest.
n , The Cordial Rains of Gilead. is bottles, price Ils. each, sir without the patient suffering the exensciating pain and alarm- M. DUMOLARD declared, that after what had 1 Parliament, great discontent prevails in Sicily. The
four in one family bottle for 335. by whieh one lle. bottle is ing Hemorrhage which freqsienily follows the opplication ofl Government is in open opposition to the English.
4' . saved, duty included. the lunar caroic. In the course of our extensive practice in fallen from the preceding speaker, he had nothing
In With each bottle Is given n coPinus Bill of Directions, this metropolis, numerous rases ofltrictures have been and are further to say. , , Many officers of that nation have been maltreated
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enotabaine select illustrations of the efiiiney of these medicines, dui!) under our care, the total eradication of which is effected !by night, and some popular commotion against the
IA M. MOTIIEUX. D'Ootra thought all the parts of
' tile Covessimmat label or stamp of which has the words "Snood by a sate, certain, and expeditious mode of cure, superior to
1 and • ; British troops is dreaded. The English party is in a
7 Sideman, I.iserpool," engraven in its official impression, and is any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and de- the projet were intimately connected together in- .
of . .
itiotimotv posted on the cork of each bottle. All others are bilisy, proceeding from this complaint, are speedily removed, state persecution : those who obtained office
iaseparable.
countrfeits. and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. Bat through English influence are every day dismissed ;
P * Sold by Snmuel Leigh, No. IS, Strand; Suitors and Co. (late where the debility has for years existed, a proper pewee- M. Pau NELE was of a contrary .opinion.
Dicey and Salem), Row Chuich•yard r Bacon and Co. 150, I verance in .our restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, M. DUMOLARD continued tu demand the sending the i some of them are even arrested.
It is presumed that the English are preparing to
ilt 0 tfordoorret, leindon ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; A. i to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the
Smith, r'erforrier, North-bridge. Edinburgh ; Martin Keene, ,constitution. _ antetelments to the Bureaux. Gentlemen (added this i
! leave us. All the materials of the barracks which
No. 6, College-Arm-a ;at Davison's, No. 1, Parliament-street;' Numerous nemeses are the result of ignorance or haste in the , speaker)! the plan on which
. you are about
willto pro-
they constructed in 1810, on the line of Pharos
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r ( and of Mears. F. Newbury anal SIMI. Dublin; and other Medo : t•eatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently haw
ciao Venders in Europe and America. 1 peas that the seeds of life are poisoned by Vie iiidiscresii.in of an .
I notlnee, is of the greatest importance. It have
have been sold by auction.
eat, Dr. Solomon, when consulted. •experts his usual fee of a unguarded hour. By a superior method such complaints life ! a.g.reat influence on all France, on its agricultural
The Sicilian frigate Minerva sailed on the 9th,
r • One Pound, to whom such letters should, fur safety,all the means of reproduction. I count
be that, • easily cured; and even where triter, have failed, we trust that riches, on a
in .
.with an English frigate, and proceeded for Trieste,
a directed— we may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. be too prompt determining. I declare that I have
" Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-house, mar Liver- Few, however, are the cases of.eomplicated distress In this to bring back Queen Caroline and Prince Leopold.
I 4disorder, compared with the calamitous situation of men, who, i not even had time to read the different opinions
A "A pool. Paid double pottage."
A - which were certainly ordered to be printed for our Germs, AUG. '22. Our situation is singular
i • BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS. of a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility which is the 1 consideration. In the name 'of the Constitutional enough. Our Government has been restored to us •
unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the i .
e't LEAK PS G ENU NEPI L LS, justly famous unhappy sufferer broods over his mi-erv, but carefully conceals i Charter I demand that the amendments Ise sent to the .it appoints to all offices. We have the appearance of
for curing, in all itt stages, the Venereal Disease. One , bit misfortunes, it may be some comolation for him to know. Bureaux, and that there be an adjournment for four being our own
•masters, ond yet English troops con-
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t small Pill is a dose; and the taking of mit bet in a recent case 1 that although it be an object of doubt or uncertainty with other ' A _ I tinue to occupy our forts ; nay, some new corps of
i , will soon convince the patient tit toe risi minty of n speedy re- practitioners. the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual "Pk
covers% Nothing fan he better col,trised, more safe, or more : progress of renovation. is the acquireasmit of our experience. i M. LABORDE opposed-this demand. He demanded I. that nation are ezpeeted to arrive. They apply to.
, • einivenienethan this remedy for sorb as are obliged to go knit- :If the rites ef Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce nuttly the_ previous question on all the amendments. I. their own use our marine, and our arsenal, though
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nies, or to sea, as It Reeds ass cosifinement or restraint of dart; • vigour, mach anxiety will he prevented by an tamely counter- i
40 SARTEecoN was astonished that any one could i they do not interfere in civil matters. We are con-
end silty yitirs esperience (in an extensive practice) has prov- ; action of this languid state, and in these cases no great difficulty l
ao - eel that it will erect a cure when repeated salivation and : wlll oce.ur. propose to reject the amendments en masse. i stantly told that the Congress of Vienna will alter
all other methods emit n.,thilig. For the Scurvy and ; Mara seri Women, who have long been disappointed in their
P %',M. BOWRD wished the deliberation on the whole this state of things, and that our territory will be
other Chronieni Disorders, il.is Meslicioe has not its parallel. ; expectation, 01.11 family, may tee assured, that iu most inotances,
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Upwards of 40,00 persons of teen sexes have heen radically 'loch defects are eurhhfe by artedicel skill. the law. ;teetered to us. The English are forward in telling
e cured of the above cruel disorders. within the last eight years. j l'otients in the Consitry ate requested to state the portico : M. Bcooc said the best manner would be to deli- 'us that they will support our cause, and in truth ,
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Prepared and sold by the Proprietors'. Thomas Taylor and . tars of their ease, nee, and 'mintier of living, iiiriosing of Bank berafPon each amendment. they have an interest in our independence, so that 1
s ••-. Sen. Members nt she Royal C.,llege •-r Flurgenis, London (see : Note for Advice mid Medictoes; toed Oceanic will be forwarded _.
the list areal Surgeon* publiadied annually by toe Roy Col to talents of the KiniEdifin• . M. Coors demanded the voting article by article, jwe may believe them. But still they would only
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leKl.), at their house, do. 9. New Bridee.street ; who e con- The secrecy which 6so emential to nor undertaking, and the by rising and sitting. ' ask some eetabliahmetit at Spezzia, from whence
o stem ottendarice and advice will lw given by them in al cases qualification,' which we have presumed tat vate, (arm the basis .N. es •
relative to the afro-, complaintsott it h -inviolable secrecy. A 1.,,, aof our pretensions. +wad incoilicilence o ithsuch this intim/dims is Al. r I,AUaltaileaS said this tone of the law ought they could inspect the Mediterranean at &distance I
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Bay appointment. at the Perfumer% N.,. 3,5, St. A ibari)s-street, i given, that mes.as. Currie and Co. may lie consulted by patten.ts to be passed before the modification. The Genovese military, who having served with
Pall land Mr. Desborough's To, Shop, No. 7. EA-street- lof either sex with the ereatrsi secrecy and tumour, at their )
1041 and by lirtp peso in every considerable town of Hrtte house, Na.. 10. ilaittangavien. • M. Otattsa wished the previous question to be i the French, are entitled to a peesio‘, have been
- -., • . bream, &c. no bums of only 2s. ed. click. GU Milt told Co. Stinte,m, No. 127, Manua-rude& pet. I invited to present their claim to the Chamber et War.
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