The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-02 00:00:00

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•U IISCRI PTION.
sintrito T vern,,ldik Juno, IRIS.
G of the M ERCIIAN'ES,
MRS, and OTHERS, of the Helm-
ldvertimmeat. and held This Day,
TG. Esq. M. P. In the Choir,
1 of all dares he now opened for
of the Families of she brave
led Sufferers of she British Army.
litturoots..W ELLINGTON, in the
and in tie evenil H ades which
she presrat Campaign.

lIIRRRNIAN HOTEL. Hui:VIEW.

THOMAS MORA N. late Proprietor of the
Sackville.street Hotel. Dub 8 ~, and who etiailucteil the
Club.huu.e io doe stone street for Fifteen Years wits the must
flattering approbation.takes the Iherty of informing the N
tidily and Gentry of he United Empire. that he ha- take.. the
above House. where he hopes by his as-iduits and attention ti.
merit a share of patronage and prideen ou, partkul'irly from
his generous countrymen, from oh Moran .11 often before •s-
-perienced the greatest kindness. With respect tied gratitude he
now returns r.ainks for past favours, and assures the Nobility
and Hewn that hi. Wines, with every other article in hi. lint,
shall he of the very hest quotity ; Iris Livery Stables corefally
attended; his Pu.t Carriages and Horses it jog to none on the
London roads. with proper atbantve driver.. A. long as
Horan fulfils his dote, no longer does he look up with confidence
for the support of hi. distinguished
Holyhead. Juts 12, 1815.

already adverticed 490,861 li. 10d.

SELECT ARTICLES FOR THE TOILETTE.
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE PASTE FOR WASHING
OR SHAVING.
THIS .j'ASTE possesses all the detergent pro-
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or exposure may have occasioned In the feature of the skin,
and readers it beautifully white andeven; it is particularly va-
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of the common soaps invariably deteriorate; also for shoving,
where the skin is leader, it is aa unequalled compositioo.-4ald
io pots at 2.. 6d. each.
ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID for dressing the hair,
being a most elegant substitute for nib, powwows, extracts, &v.
It makes the harshest hair as suit as silk, imparts a reviving
odoriferous perfume, and keeps it in furl is exercise or in ttainp
weather. For its peculiar properties for making the how
grow, the reader is referred to an " Essay so the Hair." In-
closed with each health price 3s. 6d. 71. 6d. and one guinea
each.
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE for changing grey or
red hair no the head, a hiskers, &c, to a beautiful auburn or
black, so permanent. tha nothing can posSibl) remove it; price
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Sold by J. Atkinson Perfumer. Na. 47, Gerrartt.street, Soho-
square, London; aoil.by most Perfumers. HairArevsers. and
Medici= Venders. Cautioa-aobserre the ammo of Attie.=
on the label, otherwise thew eat not be genuine.

M‘FRIMONY.

MA (tit! AGE ill;tlltib;liiiiOnticiatlon of' .ach
Lappines. which 14 often disturbed Omagh the putties
that form the ur:ino Dot taking those precautions is Islets woulp
secure them the eitjus meat of that great domestic
People of every nook pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ;
hut, where the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debi-
litated by a certain habit contracted at an early iigr, it renown
tom of stability preyidus In eller .iic is ithlospensably
requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of lite, and to reani-
mate the simian. For lio disorder.. hate comrihno-A... mule
essentially to destroy II varicose:ll h oppiness than lose which err
the conseque.i.e of ummarded alraoire. Ii Noe thi. comas/tem-
I ion which ioduced Messrs. CURR I K nod Co., for these last
SO years. to direct their studies and attention exeludvely t.. the
treatment and cure of the Venereal 1/isease, Hod toe rder.
/wising therefict.n, as also to that derangement of the system pr
ducalby the destructive habits of the itcmosidernie
which brings ua those distressing debilities and deficiencies that
prevent or embitter the Alatrinionial stale. T sue. essful re-
sult of their plau gives them additional ...other ,Igipast. the
ravages of these complaints. width ore the most io,p,,rtnor in
the catalogue of humiut infirmities. It behoves every person
who has indulged in this split ors vice to seek reli. fby commit-
ine_professiocal men of eminence ono" lonotomr, to which Moors.
CURRIE aod Co. claim ttic sanction of si hola,tie 711111110r7iV•
as well as the testimony of uneolaradictsd fort.. In petite...4llg
the cure of these c..noplaiids, they bald "at rya inducement to
vice; but, sensible, its 7,11 met, omit he, of the existence of such
calnmities, they golfer their assistauce su rrgulnris i..lumted
Members of the Royal Colleges of Sot p.m • of Loudon and
Ediabureb. Slight and recent case. of Syphilitic infection are
ethically cured in the short space of two dup. Those of the
most obs. halite duration, such as Obstructions. inveterate Stric-
tures. Points of the Homes, Ghetto, &c. ore permanently and
speedily cored. Several Noblemen :and Geotleonen of 04 first
respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and
Co. for the removal of complainti of the urethra, strictures,
&e.; and having received a radical and permansent cure, re-
=b that references may he made to them, as satisfactory evi-
etel of the decided soperiurity of Messrs. Currie mid Co.'s
plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen had strictures
trim 10 to ?AI years. and were under the care of kle,.rs. Home.
Heu'eiside, onEutber Surgeons of equal eiroinence, w ha attempted
their cure by the application of the lunar caustic. without suc-
cess. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the failawitig letter
from the many they are daily receiving Arson Gentlemeso, re-
turning them tbuuks for their resturati 111 l to meow tassel vigorous
health. It was sent to them, unsolicited, front the son of s
Noble Earl. who had laboured under this di-tteledeg and poiowl
ful malady fur 10 years; he had been under the cure of several
int; in, AtIVICO LO both Surgeons of professional eminence, nose of wit tilloriled bin
enplainto: permanent relief; but frum the superior method of Ir. atolieft
.OMON. M. I). adopted and intuited by Mews. Currie and Co. he received It ,
Pemile Disrmes, Nervous nod 'Hy- radical cure is the short space of one month :
on Gemer:ll Remarks on those Di.- " May eft, 18W.
. body is most frequeoliv afflicted ; " To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Ilatfon-Rmrtlerl,
mode of treatment, ant remedies utmost " Lord feels great pleasure in communicating to De..
•espechive complaint. Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in consemsence
)isseriation on the Properties and of his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures in.the Ure.
lathing; also an Essay on Secret thm. He may add. that he has not for many years enjoyed su
on Impotency Ia the Male, and much comfort and freedom from pain; nod Ile entertains no
iciest to Females, &c.—The whole doubt of his having atomised, through. kiosk'', and isthmian,
authestic facts, never before pub- perfect and radical cure of that horrid cumphsint. As be was
oat a stranger to the manner that others treated the complaint,
keep the mind in health," say! be has it In his power. from a fair trial and n just romp:triton,
instances the body too) is the la pay that Whole of applause to Dr. Cassie, which he sensi-
Unfortmately the dislike of IMy feels, and shall ever be most ready and willing to acknow- '
Jt eves air foibles, follies, sand ledge."
thousands from asking for or receiving Maelled Women, who More long been disappointed lo their
-amends* and thus Youth in parti- eepeellations of a family, may be assured. that is moat in-
rurleX of dissipation and death sabres such fleets are curable by Medical skill t and /debauch
destructive to this species, and the removal of such impediments be no object of doubt nod no.
fallen to my lot, by the publics- eel aimy site others, yet the tyre of inch defect, by Sweets- °
t," which is pointed out to the dual proems of renovation, is the acquirement of their pe-
Sileth Friend, which they may rience. By an early application to Messrs. Carrie and Co. the
with assured confidence of sue. patient will esenpe the pain, Banter, and e %pence of .4 long and
genuine warmth of which the tedious atiendsuce upon less es peri..oced practitioners. Messrs.
cannot hear. As troth prevails, pre. ; Currie and Co. limy be consulted by politest* of either set, with
are left to thew own judgment i the greatest secrecy and Savour, at their those. No. 107, Hat.
nos-garden. Patients is the it-vestry, describing the particulars
tufbor and sold by Sam. Leigh, !of their case, are. awl anode of living, Inclooi g a remit • ants for
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" PARIS. JULY e.
•` PREFECTURE OF, THR DEPARTMENT OF THE

SIONE.

" The inhabitants ofParis are informed, that in
consequence of new arrangements, his Highness
Prince Maurice Lichtenstein, Lieutenant-General,
commanding the Au,triati troops at Paris, has issued
orders that, from this day, the Officers and soldiers
of the garrison of Paris, under his command, shall
not requireeny subsistence.of the persons upon whom
they are quartered. The Officers are to subsist them-
selves of their own cost. The soldiers will receive
rations from magazines established for that .porpoße.
The inhabitants, therefore, will henceforward have
to furnish the Austrain troops with nothing but
lodging, and what belongs to it.
Thr Councillor of SiNte, Prefect of the Sane,
(Rieneil) " CHABROL.
" Paris, 3113 17, 181 b."

PARII, JULY 29.—Several letters announce that
robheries have been committed in the town of Nismes
and in the neighbouring country, by troops come
from Marseilles and the rest of Provence. More
then 30 houses, chiefly belonging to rich merchants,
were pillaged in the town of Nismes niter the dis-
arming of the city guard, the gentlsrmerie, and the
troops of the line. Those who commit the-e ex•
ceases are sot Royalists, they are malefactors, who
• 1
paiiisind by otkwa in *8 syckstivs. 4is jog

cutiotry ; bet without effect.

FRENCH 'PAPERS. tics to say that the•chieta have, as much as possible,
-.41.-_ I opposed these aid •isr and Isla they have even sp.
Peals, Juts' 29.4-All the inhabitants of the de. pointed a 'Mahal), Commi-si sit to try the eerpetra,
partment of the Isere have been disarmed by order of toss; but dou-ta are entermiss..ll whether that Cana
the Austrian Officers. missionrets nient, or PiMellt. its s.lllteuce4.
The Army 'of the Loire is to be distributed in dif. ; Lit vox sc. JULY /2.—The Prefect of Lewin,
ferent garrisons. ' Hare!, managed to *senile lions the prison of Monto,
Letters feom Lyons, dated the 26th, state, that the de-Mersan. At this news, the whole population of
greatest tranquillity reigns in that city. Barracks, the towns and village% of the departisiesd -rook 4
capable of conteining from 6to 7000 men, are build. arms to arrest him. He nas fallen Into the hoods 614
ing. A contribstien of one million for defraying the the National Guard of Mier'' who will elettiatily
expeaces of the army, has been imposed on the town. not aUoe Urn to get out of their hands sift they lodgit
'rlse Prefect has appointed M. Sesineville Lieut.-Ge. him in prison.
neral of the Police. 1 Moser.ns-Maltsie, Sect, 22.-0•1 the 15th or
The town of Metz bas been for some days in the this mouth, by virtue of orders issued' by flehte.
greatest distress. A ntwnber of respectable citizens Marshal Baron &Inert, the Colonel 'lied sorriest.
were threatened with imprisonment, and perhaps Officers of the 'aleatory National Guard, -*cease
with greater danger. The Allies would permit no palsied he an Officer if Police, arrested et the Odin
communication with Paris until the white flag was of the Prefecture the Slier Havel, Ira-Prefect or
hoisted. This was at length done on the 24th ; the department of St. Angel together with his private
about' twenty of the factioui were arrested, and Secretary, and lodged him in the town Pl. In the
tranquillity was restored to the city, for which much evening the Gendarmerie were ordered to conduct
is owing to the firmness and wisdom of Count the two prisoners to Auth. .
Miolfis. 1 This arrest is eiteemed the fortunate presage -.of
Monsieur is to preside in the departmental College groat events, which must restore to us hsppiuess and
of the Seine; the Dec d'Angouleme fu that of the , tranquillity.
Gironde; the Doc do Berri in that of the Rhone; . MARSEILLES., JUL'S 22.—General Brune, who was
and the Dec de Bourbon in .that of the Bouches.de. for some time the terror of this city, has in -vain en.
Rhone. • deavourod to quit Presentee, in 'order in join tea
It is aged, that tbefollowing are to be Presidents of . army of the Loire. The roads were so well guarded,
Denning* Colleges, viz. : that, despairing of opening a passage, he has ea..
M. de Ceestaesseetod, of the Loiret. - solved to retire to Toulon, after taking a ransom for •
N. C. ewes. of tie Cotes d'Or. some towns and villages of the Van and one Bouches
N. die of the Cates du Nord.
The of the Mame. du Rhone. We know tint what measures will be
M. • tie Maine antl"Lene.
lOme.
. . ' adopted in regard to Brune s so mach is aertainv
M. orilor Ille et Yilloioe. t‘hat the National Guest' of Marseilles., the free con.
. M. de ' liteettoreeleneral of the Gnus, the Seine
iIHILRLAII.NS. RH tXMATISMS, PAL-11-.4 Arc. I mail= . phnies, and Eaglish Ti oops set out the day before
CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and CONN . lammily Prefect of Yenailles, of tie Seise 1 yeeeerday for Toulon, preceded by a proclamation
N...) their tonnernine itching bovinity rem •ved b. 4% II ITE. ! liseektl of if. de Reviere, inviting the-people of Toulon to
HEAD'S ESSENCE OF MINI ARO. universoll. esicemed The asabgest ifuldpliee le observed among the All.
for its ettraordinary Earner in Rtietim distils, Paisies. Gouty . ' hoist Ole white lag, which at thia.moment floats in
almost aVI the towns of Lenguedoc and Privenee..
trios tressgoa. Tvissecday morning the Hungarian hos.
Airceees, and Complaints of the Stomach t bin where inn
certain remedy has been unknown. or neglected, awl its i 'kit- sacs cearbedtwo of their sootrades in irons to the Staff. : Beset JULY 18.--Ever sky troops are •passing
'dais's have arissally broke. WHIfF.HF.AIES FAMILY n
CERATE still ease the aia, an. Ter. speedily oed them. 'owlet itis mid, that these soldiers had been guilty through gioach) near Framers, is tn. Beiii•ou.._.
'This Ceram. is equally till, acious for all ill...roit gourd sores, of some vielissee towards a person in whose house they They Campo(*, the Austrian army of Reserve, 60.000
Sore Lees, Scorbutic Emptier*. Blotches. Pimples, Riot- Were gusigadel.' strong, which is to enter France. Not a single worms, Shineks, Hreakitie-out no t..e F ce. N -.e, hillF. met
Eyelids, Sunned Ind* tied R‘rs, Sore limits. and other Scor. Bands of deeseters a rto wish to throw them. fortress of Alsate has yet submitted, but some of
butic Humours. Tim ESSI.,NCE OF Mt 8T iRI) is perhaps selves.ino lb Gnaws', and to unite there in order them have suspended hnsteittose
tile must 'vise. pen-tratinc. and i ffii orioles remedy is the to give tlemosetees up to a system of plunder. N.
N.
world, curiae the severeit Sprains andßru.ses In less than half 'pt._
the trope usual'. tokeu by any ill err Ltiii ...sit or Enehrocat i.n„ t ilw lIIIIIIIIMitiII its the department of the Loire
it also heals Cuss, Pun, wee, (pm; Shari, Instrumempt. Nall.. ; serve elan as a, refuge for bands of soldiers who have
Thorns. Splinters, &r nits increilshir facility. without snairt
deserted from alelllllll, of Marshal Sachet.
or pain, preveadag inflammation ~,,o feaerinr„ and is equally
Useful to the vari.ms he. i.kot. of ' ;LI.- II short it is a it,.. It is aid tbauGen. famarque had an action a few
meiotic remedy .4 sods 11110011111i4111 escelleare and utility. &v. ass-sear Chison, with the King's troops.
that no family sensiMe to lb uwa comfort should ever be with- .
out it, who lekkede? wee hoisted at Bayonne on the 21It.
ed Prepar only. and sold by R. Johnston. Apothecary. 15; •Thelielty out had not submitted to the King on
Greek-street, Soho, London. The E. ok.• •aill Pill. al Yr: 9d. the 24th jay.
sorb 1 the C. nr. tit I-. lid. mad Ss. tti• J nod nes be bat of .
every Meihrin • Vender in the Lin•lett Kingdom. - All the inhabitants of the Department of the Item
ir.,* The Gelatine bans n Black 1.11/4 Stamp, with the name of have been disarmed by order of the Austrian Au-
R. John•ton inset-led nu it.
The Quay of the Four Nations has resumed its
name of the Quai de Conti. '
Pints, JI;LY 29.—Yesterday the King, in return-
ing from Mass, was greeted by the most enthusiastic
i acclamations. His Majesty first appeared at the
balcony, and.the Duchess of Angouleme. Shouts of
Vine k Rai! Vine Madame D'Angoulerne! 'were re-
peated. At seven o'clock the King again appeared
at the window with the Duchess. In the midst of
the renewed acclamations, a party of individuals ad-
vanced towards her Royal Highness, with garlands
composed of white pinks : one of these garlands be.
ina presented to his Majesty, he put it upon Ma-
dame's head, and the acclamations were redoubled.
Baron Muffling, Governor of Paris, has caused
the following notice to be published :
/1 The intention of the Allied Powers is, that all
the individuals belonging to their armies, who shall
be found guilty of any disorders, shall be severely
i
punished; but. the Authorities to whom the con-
; plains are made, often find it impossible to do justice
fur want of a designatiOn of the corps, or even the
nation to which the offender belongs. In consequence,
whoever may have complaints to prefer, are first to
apply to the Commander of the detachment ; and
when only one soldier is implicated, to the first
Officer whom the complainant shall meet. And
when the complaints shall be made directly to the
Government, the party must describe as minutely as
possible, the nation, arm, and the regiment to which
the offenders belong, and if the complainant cannot
poiot out the corps, he is to give a general description
of them."

BRUSSELS PAPERS.
Haulms, JULY 9.B.All,sterday his Majesty via •
sited the ho4pitals of this City. .He first ,tut
Belgic Military Hospital, its Of. J cwt's
He was accompanied by all ii!e principal S.i.genns
belonging to the hospitals. Hi 4 Maje,ty entered km
the minutest details, and espress4 .4intielf^histisly far
tisfied With the meiates timebemeiummulmos. -
His Majesty then went to the hoopit.ll of the Eng.
lisb troops, and In stuccesSion to all the. hospitala of
wounded soldiers. His hitiosfy passed in the,ta
visits. all the time from noon till ale o'clock. His
Majesty addressed the snifflers of ell the differ'vnt nes:
tiring, and spoke to them in the most flattering tering
of their courage, and of the victory which they hid
concurred in . •,
BRUGES, Jo LI! '2s.—Since the lad there hese ar-
rived here succesaitely, from
.10 -to .12,000 English
troops ; among them are the brigsde of Cot. Crieker,
the 3d Regiment of Dragoon Gnat& :4 the Prince
Regent, a• d a part of the tat Regiment of Guards,
with numerous detachments of the train of Com-
missariat. All these troops, which hiire lately
landed at Ostend, proceed try way of Ghent to juiti
the army of the Deice of Wellington.

HALIFAX PAPERS. -

HALIFAX, JULY I.—ilis Majesty's brig Jaseur
detained and sent into this port, on Thursday last,
eight American fishing vessels, found at anchor in •
one of the Rigged Island harbours. We hope our
cruizers on this coast will be vigilant in bringing
these marauders into port, if they should persist in
their unjust pretensions to a right in fishing ou our
shores.

The United Sasses brig Prometheus has received
orders to takeetlior station of Passamaquoddy to pre-
vent souggling.
On Wednesday last, June 2111, a Court-Martial was
held on board his blejesty'is ship Akbar, fur the trial
of Capt. the Hon. G. Douglas, the Olfice's and crow
of the Levant, and Capt. Gordon Falrcui, the Otfi-
cers and crew of the Cyan; and to investigate tile
causes which led to the capture of those ships
February last, by the American ship of war Gonad.
tution.

We understand that, after a thorough investigae
Lion, the Court was folly of opinion, that their cap.
Lure was to be attributed. to the very superior force
of the enemy's ship, and to her great superiority in
sailing, which enabled her, throughout the action,
to keep at such a distarice, that their carronades were
of little effect, while slie watt. constantly keeping up'
a steady fire from 'l7 long w4-pounders; and that
the Officers and men evinced the greatest skill and
intrepidity, defending their ships in a manner highly
honourable to them, while it could be done with the
least prospect of success. It is alntost,,unstecr.tsary
to add, that the Captains, Otlicer4, and met, of both
ships, were fully and mod honourably acquitted.
The Court passed a high encomium on the rondo&
of the ships' companies, expressive of the sew.. it en..
tertained of their I,t-volty,. in resisting the repeated
off,rs made to them to enter the service of the enemy.
We are assured, that the whole of the men melees
fined in the hold of the CorW:::wfitiri;ei—n
climate, with their tr.@ in chains and
three wevka ; during which time repea
were. made bv the .dicer and crew of

ship to shake their attachment to

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ifflis GUIDE to IIEAL'IIf ; or, Advice to both
ere sexe,, in a variety of Complaints:
i a. By S. SOLOMON. M. D.
e et Containing a Treat:se ou Female Disemes, Nervous and Hy-
atoll ichoorlaric ComplMids ; also General Remarks on those Dis-
ls. a-es with which the human bedy is most frequeelly afflicted ;
WO tel.' inine the symptoms. mode of treatment, nod remedies most
fair- roperly adapted fin-each respective complaiot.
I too To which is annexed. A Dissertation on the Properties and
air .fiats of Hut and Cold-Bathing t also an Essay no Secret
1.11 earry ; and a Dierooroe oa Impotency is the Male, and
War- Wilily or Barrence-s isicideot to Felltaks• &c.—The whole
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rkei " 'lime hest preservative to keep the mind in health," sari
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,110; oifidel admonition of a friend." Unfortsmately, the dislike of •
rues await oat merely our vices, but eves ow foibles, follies, end
user 'le is exposed, deters thousands from asking for or renivine
lacy hill the philnsoplser recommends* all thus Youth in psni.
from, taw rash headlong into the vortex of dissipation and death e—
re a obviate consequences so destructive to this species. and
fig. 'e"hl'illy In population. has fallen to my lot, by the publics-
lentil ti'"' et the .• Guide to Health." which is painted out to the
irea. "hided of either sex as the "Silent Friend," which they may
atilt 'asili %Wiest espeswee. and with fissured confidence of sue.
hay; A TT,. This is that swishier. the gestuise warmth of which the
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.....1. hire b 5 all Booksellers in she United Kingdom. 1
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