The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-01-23 00:00:00

SUPF.RIOII. ADVICE.

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IT is of the first vonsequence to ascertain on
JL whose talents nod integrity a firm reliance may he
pinned inafilirtson. Messrs. CUR Ili ad • Co.. Sursmons of
eminence nod Itigh proof--ioord attainments. Members of the
ii.,‘ (:ullegei .4 London and Edinburgh, present to the Pub-
lie the result of IO sears experience in the Care of Venereal
Cemplutnis, mid those Debilities and Deficiencies which not
infrequently prevent or embitter the mai rimoitial state. In the
various, gradations, frem accent infection to confirmed Liter,
their tremulous cumin:nuts vrry often a speedy, and always a
radical cure., lu dubious cases, their long nud well-arrunged
esperience gives them at promptitude of decision that secutea
she Patient from being memorialized out of eximence, or hay-
ing hi+ conWitetion undermined, and the sisal pi inciple destroy-
ed ti) a Istria. but insidious disease, or a Kiwi aid fatal confi-
dence in ihaliow pretenders.
In NifTVIIIIS Debility, Vascular Relaxation, nod Atony. of
• the Organs, raising from exces4ve indulgence, insalubrious
cliii.atcs, or military sensuality, the potence gives new life and
energy to the.s) stem; even is rases winch are verging nn de-
gP lir. Strictures and other derangements of the Useihra they
'env': in a mild and effectual manner. Slight and recent cases
or Venereal Infection are Cured in the stmt.; peilod of two
• day,
T.l the Female peg It will he cin.nlitnry to know that they
MU lie eared of throe Debilities•ohich defeat rcaceptiou, aid
sop it.„• fa;.adaiiou of Connubial
Rnietits trented with eti.dolo, and inviolable
Wet %.

kt•rru'ted every day, at

1%;(• .r 3. CUR 111 I and Cc: luey
their !eu e. 10. Hatton forrlea. •
• •• leiterr frnon to Croontiry. oulnutetv the Ole,
mo "f tiriix. Are. gnu enelowisg ermitraoce 'fur Itltice
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Rill lie Irented witb studiug. aticutiaa.
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AT' IF .0F 'WORCESTER. •:• . • "et. .' •• REFUGE' FOR THE DESTITUTE. • 'IMPORT:4NT' DOCUMENI4B:
AT a COMMON HALL, boldest at - the Goitd- THE ANNUAL GENERAL COURT of the 1 • • . ~ ~
AL- ball of Mistily, on Tuesday, the Jiff' instant, ours's/sat GP tERNOILS of this INSTITUTION, will be Widen : • •
DISPATCHES FROM OUR COMMISSIONERS Al'
.14.1 Beenisition to lie bfavor.to commie the same. the 4irht i ~..114 the. SI. Part's.,, C: n.lree-hnost, St. Paul's Church-yard, on
Worshipful the Itlavor in Ik,' L'hair, the' following Resolutions . anursitly, the zeta incr., of One•o'Cinck precisely, to receive : ' .OIISN't. • •
were proposed by Mr. Josiah Palmer, and seconded by Mr. . the Annual Report of the Committee, end to elect Vice-Pro-am. ••••••
:Mt. .91 : • , sidents stud Committee for the tames year, and on Otte' .
• MESSAGE.
• Resolved, That nt various periods of the late raw with ; i'6ll"e"' 10 THE SENATE AND IlOtltiE OF itErttEFENTATirES Or
France, certrin Tuxes were imposed, under the denomination : The AN,NIVERSAAY SERMON wjll.be 'trenched in the .
of " •War Taxes," snme of e hie's. especially those on Incaine, ; Palish Church of St. James. 'Westminster. 'ow Sunday, the -stlx I TIIE UNITED STATES.
have been comidered unconstitutional, ,and experience has folly of February next, by the Vet-VR*IC the Dean of Canterbury, ;
proved them to have been intolerably oppreisive, partial, wed i tar Rector, before his Royal flightless the President, the Vice- " I transmit for the information of Congress, the
• After roach a . i communications last received from the Ns linisters Ex,
unjust.; nevertheless they have been submitted to the aserdd ; Presidents. Stewards, and Committee.
1 traordinary anti Plenipotentiary of the United States
Col-
readily, because they were accompanied with provisions lid& iitetiem will be made, in aid of the I:."lhi' of this Isatititiad• ' . at Ghent, explaining the course and netual state of
tee their re;,,,,,,m,re to a few n,t„,,,ths besisd the the, ado. Divine Service will begin at Eleven o'Clocki *
ing ear. • The EIGHTH ANNIVIieS IRY DINNF.it will be at the their negociation with the Plenipotentiaries of Great
, That a Treaty of Peare having been concluded with France. -City of London Tavern. Bisimpsgeteetreet, on' Thursday, rbe
we have a right, in common with the who're country, to expect 'l6tb et
Felictlhfis 1815 i . Britain.
and insist, (bat the said Tortes elfhold ream at the period pre- .•
PRE.SIDE.NT, • ~ " JAMES MADISON.
Willed by law; hut it appeuriul, from *atrial statements laid His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK,, in the %air..
fl Dec. 1, ISM"
belie e the lion. !limo. of Ci iiiii mats, that the winding-up of that . ' VICE-PRESIDENTS. . .
war was attend •41 with enormous expermo, attach it i. pre.. Rigid Ron. Dirt Moira K.G. r Hon, and Rt. Rev. the Billies'
tamed has been tiousiderably noginented by the war, now hap- Right 'fon. Foal of Stamford 1 of 'Winchester
pily terminated, with the United States of America, malting and Watillidind- - - 'Rt. Dim. N. Vaseittart, Chao-
together au aggregate of unlin deist, that, were the Wow Right Hon. Earl of Bristol . , cellar of the Exchequer 0
Taxes to be %%Midis, discnotioued„ could only be provided for, Bight Hon. Lord Sidninuth .SirT. Plumer,V ire-Chancellor
as se apprehend. by Loans and new Tittes,'Sonneial expe.. Right Holt. Lord Eardley . B.r T. Erring, II ,rt. M. P.
clients unprecedented, it is believed, in time of penre. We •.Bt. it... and Rt. Rev. the "George ''.,'ford, Esq. U. P.
therefore are of opinion, that il is Mexpmlient to call upousr Bishop of Lonsloa Atesander Bennett, limp •
Goverment ierunediately to relioluish the whole of thesaid Taxes. , l'• TREAT HERA. • •
That on viewing the mations items of which the War Taxes i Rev. E. W. Whantcf rirdie-wkiioriter, Ewer • No. $.
I are composed, the Tee on Property or WOO* manes. roiripl..l' :
STEWARDS. COPY Of A LETTER FROM *nuts. A DAM, itAYARYJI
enouly pre-eminent, and engages our that attention, as well an • Nis Es H. the Duke of Korn George Faiths Eat. ELATi IiIUSSELL, AND GALLATIN, To' THE SECRIhi
acciouit of the magnitude sit its amourd, as for the well-me- , Rt. /lon. Earl of Clanearty IC. 1.. flown, Esq.
riled odium it has obtained : nersrtheless it is, as we ripper. Rt. Hon. N. Vansittarls cop ,Herbert Jennrr, I.L. D. . TAET Of &TATE, DATED
head. as nn Income Tax, nut as a Property Tax, that et has cellar of the Exchequer Peter Martineau, Jun. Esq. , Ghent, Oct. 25, 1814.
chiefly deserved il.i, odium; it is in this sense, peculiarly that Sir William Gomm, Y. P. Thomas Papule-I, Esq. • Starr:We have the honour of transmitting here.
it has been so justly described as " n system which appears na , Attorney-fieueral , W. 11. Tarbutt..E.q, with, copies of all our•oorrespondence with the sri.
less partial and oppressive in its operation, than repnnoons to C. iiials, Fart. Al& aidM. P. I.lOhn Turner Wefts, EN,
the free principles .4 the British Constitution; partial and op- Wm. Wilbettorce, Esq. M. P.` Willinnt Wi s,' Esq. fish Plenipotentiaries, since the departure of, Mr.
pressive, inasmuch us no distinction is made between annuities, John Capri, BM.
1 Rev. Richard Yates, B. 0..
4.......ie1as Da I Although the negotiation has not ter*.
the precarious and fluctuating iocamre nristeg from. trade and i Dinner at Six &Clock prerisely. tutted so abruptly auwe expected at that period that
, other Useertain sources, and the incomes derived fruits fixed and ' Tidies, Fourteen Shillings, to be had of the Tressurene.
permanent properly : sepuginint to the free 'principles of the Stewards, anti Secretary ; at the Refuge; of the Collectors ; it would, we have no reason to retract the opinion
' British Constitution, inasmuch na it establishes an relloos and and at the Bar of the Tavern. •• which we then expressed, that no hopes of peace as
' inquisitors's! tetillltliti Of Cominissiorters, before whom Minya- No servants standard hut those of the Presidelit, Vice-Pre-
likely to resultfrom it, could be entertained, It is
duals are compelled to submit In the must degrading exposure sweats, Treastwers, lied Stewards,
true, that the terms which the British Government
of their private corwerit9 and circumstances." Property, we . 11W, ItERT CROSBY, Sectetary. ,
apprehend to be a good criterion of Taxation, and as we are not . . - . had so peremptorily prescribed at that time, have.
aware of any ;node by which a given sons emskt be raised more ! '• 'SEVEN SUILUNGS AND ONE GUINEA..•
equitably, or uit It less expence, thae by o fair assessment ou i -0 been apparently abandoned, and that the sine qua non
Gentey, then required as a preliminary to all discussion upon
fixed sue permanent property. ' THE ROYAL FAMILY,' Nobility,
That the TOIL On Income arising from Trndes and Profes-other topics, has been reduced to an article securing
mid Ow Public in general, may rely on PRINCE'S
snots. and the Teatimes Property Tax on Farmers, are Odle RUSSIA OIL as shoe bestand wholesomes Oil for the hair of ,
ports of the Property Tax Act u latch hear-so heavily on the Largest Gentlemen, qnd Children; and if used constantly, not a ' merely an ludian pacification, which we have agreed
country, and jit,i ifs the description shove given. ohnir will felt of or turn grey, mid makes weak and short hair' to accept, subject to the ratilicatiott or rejection of
That of the other War Taxes some, as those tin Malt sad''` arow Deck awl tepees renders dry or harsh hair soft t where
our Government. But you will. perceive that our
Tee, t .11 particulaily heavy on the tahouriog II 4441 i others, : *tie has get Olin or bald, if the least roots remain, will be re-
the per tentage on Experts Red Imports, ore Pettey mate- • pored; promotes cytebrows.and Whiskers. Lathe. will find it request for the etchauge of a project of a Treaty has,
rially to affect tied impede our Commerce, and the rest, with- I curls real sir false hair whicn way they like. Thousands of been eluded,. and!that in their last Note, the British
out being of apy peat importance to the revenue. would !Tomlin I Gemlemeu that were bald declared, attar usiog ,l'i ince', Russia I,
elem .
otelitiaries have advanced a demand not only.
vernmrnt. 1 with bait. Gentlemen who we 'pewder ought (aloe It instead ,new and inadmissible, hut 'totally incompatible with
: Thai a Petition, Mundell on these Resolutions, he therefore or pararmim, • • • their uniform previous declarations, that Great Bd.
prepared, and presented to the lion. House 'tot' Commons, pray-' le.futsrie Prince's Ros-ia Oil will he sold at the °Hebei price, .
sue them to reject any proposition that mar be triads to cots. is,. per bottle, or one balite, containing above fork soak at i tam had no view in this negociation to any acquisi.
tinue, or renew, those Schedules id the Properly ens Act, one guinea •nr six ginnea bottles for five to • • (lon of territory. It will be perceived that• this new
which relates hi Inrnmes arising_ from Trades and Professions, Snit by the 'We rroprietar. Mr. Prince, John street, Or- ' „
1 pretension was brought forward immediately after
the Tenant's Property Tax oo Fount rs, and Mei ell the other ford-street. As the numbers run it regular !u Johp-arett, there-
War Taxes which by law expire within a limited period be- fore (Oberst it is next door to a cinielimaker's. •• $ - ''• i the accounts had been received that a British force had
ynnd the teemioation of the late war with France. i Sold atsn by Mr. Smith, Perfumer toles Ma)esty, New Rood- 'taken possession of all that part of the State of gas..
Theetbove Resolutimn having been submitted to the Meeting, street; flesdrie, Perfumer to her Majesty, Tiellitione-strect ;
Rd: Spooner, Este proposed the ("flowing Amendment, Brwou,lso, 00'0rd-street; Weston, 2'19. Strand ; Davison; 11) . stichusetts, situate East of Penobscot river. The ari-
which wits seconded by Mr. Francis Hooper, ami was carried Fleet-street ; Ifigee, 63. Cheleide ; Bolton and Tutt. Wittell ' fish Plenipotentiaries have invariably referred to their.
bravery great majority, viz. . Eli Image; and by must principal Perfumers and Mediciue. so
,Government
every note received from us, and. waited
Resolved, Thai, stimulated by a spirit of patriotism. all Venders,
'classes ef people of the United Kingdom eare-peti enly *mile CAUTION.—There are many who have used Russia Oil with-I'4e return of their messenger before•they have trans.
fed to the hurthens occasioned by the VW, ever looking for- out benefit, ollaceount of being Imposed upon by impostomir 1
milted to us their answer, and the whole tenpr of the
ware to the Cestmliogn of hostilities no the period of relief. , who wild them counterfeit, therefore be particular to ask for 1 correspondence, as well as the manner in which it
That from the great extent of the National Debt—an extent , Prince's Russia Oil. 1
wish cly our arrestors could never have anticipated—this Meet- 1 lathe directions and bills Settled np with each bottle, it is i has been conducted ou the part of the British Goa
ing is under the painful necessity of expecting a continunace of a. proved before the Lord lltaXertie and the Pion-widen of the grin- vernment have concurred to convince us that their
great and burthensiime Tatiniion i yet the country has a right im i6pril Newspapers, also by the most respectable Perfumers and 1 s ,
look tot a considerable dimmotioa of the pressure which It hip,' alediefne Vender. is Leaden, that Mr. Prince's G I
the original object has been delay ; their motives for this policy
so long endured. . i fairway genuine Rauh& Oil f therefore,' any ' nelilri4r,• Medic we presume to have been, to keep the alteruative of
That this Meeting does not object tai the Tax called Property qiiii Vender, or Hai.-dresser, selling Russia Oil trader may. pre.
peace or a pretractechiar in their own •Itands, until a
Tax, so far as it is a Tax upon fteol Property ; but it does ott. mom whatever that bunt t'riage's, are imposters, and sellers of
ject to it in its present shape, because it presses heavily and tui- epooterfeits to their easterners. . general ereatigemefit of European affairs should be
justly upon person, engaged i• truths, upon the Agricultural re. , . . .
• accomplished at the Coirtiess of Vienna, and until
unser, et' ice country, and apes the members of the verifies • DEBILITY, &c. ... they could avail' themselves Of the advantages, which
professiens ; it presses heavily upon persons engaged in trade, WNCOURAGEL) by the uniform success ot-
tomans's+ as it compels them frequently to posy upon otominnl or'M-'I tending iftespecoliar method of Treiamenl in the curease they have anticipated from the success of their army,
apparent profits, which are Dever realised, arms theconsalls- n few. prevalent C ' plaints, which 11.1.1heen confirmed by the during the present campaign-hi America:, ..'
stoners with imui•it..rini power., land obliges persons eggrieved. experumee hut. many Team. ,„ „ tire, „„d "e„,,,, pthote,...., .
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in order In obtain redress, to make a development Ogee's' afs, sensible also, of tbe happy,ell;•cts resulting to the Puirlic fro a Although the Sovereigns, who had determined to
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foil's, often injurious and tawny, Painful sir them ; {'presses Medical Men conking their attention to'a certain class of 184 be present at the Congress of Vienna haveleen air
heavily upon the Agricultural' Tenautry, because it Attlee!. . . ..
eaters Mews. Goss toe OM Members of the Iliteol (74- ready several weeks assembled there, it does not.np.'
them to payineite nit veto:ding to their real pr. lit, but ate hie of Sorgeons in London, continue ill direct their btailiet to
coeditsg to en hopoottetical rule, which assumes that the profits those Disorders sussing front a secret destructive habit af In Pear by the last advices from that place that the
of MC Renting Farraer 11001 sewn, she certain, and Itortose in i enn,iderate•Yiluth, which not only rice:Limn a nunieraiss train Congress has been formally opened: Op the con.
diet proportion wide increase ef rent ; it presses heavily upon of Nervous Affections, bat also col tits on its votaries alt the fiery, by a declaration from the Plenipotentiaries of
Professiomil Gendemea, became it subjects them is( pay upoo eservaling imberiliees of old age. Jo teal itteriosing state of ,
spool,mid •rett upon the inters.,4 of capital, ba,rouch as a Debility or Defirienev, whether the reasequeriee iif such the s-owers, who were parties to the Peace of Paris
considerable portions if Mg the whole. of 'neat in must fat habits, escreMve drinking, Wag re/Vern-0 'lit hot Manors, or 30th May last, the opening of the Congress ap-
neer.sprits tse emisidereil, it the lirst thelltlaret as to return of ior wiry other noise, by whisk the powers of toe eensainoion have been postponed tathe lit of Novem.
rapes& efpealkd in preparing for, and eitattlishitar, themielves become enfeebles!, as regidarly rilneased Surgems of Landon pears to
in. their profeesioes• they efrer it at safe, mid speedy restoration to suture std ber. A Memorial is said to have been presented by
That It appears+) this meeting that the Tar en Real Proper-, vigortais health. the French Ambassador; Talleyrand, in which it is
:Ineat se oppressive to the subject, so parted in its opera- Where an early application is made for the Cure of a Cer-
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on, or so exprellie in its collection, as many purthe Assessed thin Disorder, frequently contructed in a moment of inehrie- declared, that France having returned to her boun-
and miter Titles %and that -it is ill chest-fully acquiesce in its te, the erodes-aeon is generally completed in the short space of I (lades in 1792, can recognize none of the aggrari-
earitimianee, woke inodiert liens frioned with a view to the re- two days, and in the more advanced mid inveterate liages of d;,,eothois of ~,_ .
of .1
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the other great Powers nurope :once
lief of the classes mentioned in tin. hist Itellolution s—hut it coo. Venereal Infection.•characterized by a variety of painful and •"
Silently experts, at the same time, as speedy n repeal as pose. distressing symptoms, a iserseyermice iii their phut (without re- i that period, although not intending to oppose them
ble of .uch ;woof the Assessed and other Taxes as. bear peels- strains in aiet or exercise) wilt ensure to the Patient a permanent by woe,
liarly hard epos-tile working classes of the continually, nod are and radical care. '
most iujurious to the commercial and Agricultural Interests of The 'Diseases of the Urethra, •as frequently canneeted These circumstances indicate that the new basis fee
the country, amongst which the Tax on Leather, Malt, Salt, wive ererising from the above t7ittopliiiie, have not escaped the political system of Europe, will not be so speedily
and Tenture the snort prominent. their attehtion ; by an in/Aide 'led improved p settled as
ine, they are ea- had been expected. The principle thus
That it is the 'duty .f the Legislature, particularly of the ablest to remove obstinate Giros and Strictures, whether
Honourable the Douse of comismo, rigidly and
.1,10011.1 y to fertile oc of lone duration, without resist-Mfg to the painful •assumed by France is very extensive in its effects,
watch over the puttee expenditure. no I strenuously to oppose tettl dangerons use of she Caustic Boucle. Many instances can be and opens a field for negociation much wider than
the application of any part 4.f the Taxes to purposes of maw- adduced of very inveterate emirs, Of weed years estutinunnees had been anticipated. AVe think it does not pro-
cess:lly show or ornament I but ever to rememlter, that, al- • having yieldedto lbeir Method is Ceserlitesr of the care had : ' •
though the war Is at an end, it hos entailed upon the "Mi.', nut been attempted by other Practitioners without effect.; rind , muse au aspect of immediate tranquillity to this Coll-
enorinous debt, to redeem which will require a lonese mimed sucb has been the ogreenble remit of a P`ertire of 14 Yew*. : tiuent, and that it will disconcert particularly the
s)scor of taxation, devised with the greatest wisdom, and ad; Unit. she meteor treatureiftbas boo is one singe: itistaiece.iever '
ministered with the must rigid economy. •. measures which Great Britain has been taking with
proved :Mortise, during which writsd mat,' thousand persons
Major Wigles moved an Amendment on the 3,1 Resolution, of Both Sexes have experienced the enjoyment of lonving Area .• regard to the future destination of' this country,
far a loeil Abolition or the Property Tex. which wits seconded perfectly cored,' after revere and injuthrus•methods had been ; among others, and to which she has attached eppa.
by Mr. Whitehead, but was neentived by a decided majority persevered in it/ DO pltruiefe.
1 in hooter of Mr. Sponiser's original Resolution. To Worried Females,
wh..Fe e‘pretatiom of those tender rently much importance.—We have the honour to
()to
1 the motion of Mr. Feltiou it was mitered, that a Prelims ledges of connubial happiness ha
vebet n defeated, it may also
ce
be, with great respect, Sir, your very humble ser•
be drawn out according to the Resolutions, and to be signed by u pleasing relic!' ion to kuow, that by It primer persevera!we .)
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the Mayor on benel iuf the Meeting. in their reoned ui .es. the general health is renovated, and the s-
On the motion of Mr. Free° it was ordered, that the !lens- oadtmetd. removed.
o i
Am for the City be requested to preen! the Petition, and tie its- I Messrs. Goss mud Co. exclusively ',rarer/dog the cure of tnese
ru stcied to support the same, and that in raw of their absences perticuler complcints, in order etas they may nut he marked
the County Members be requested to present the some. by a mistaken few, with the oblngtoy en justly attached to the
On the motion of Mr. Robson, the 'Mullis of this Meeting i ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state,
were voted to the Hon. w• lit I'Vnlet"s fur his ready we- that they heave been properly educated and initiated into every
quiescence to 'morn( the Petition, which motion was seconded brunch of the pi ofession (ccritic/Ili s of which, from various
hospitals, and testimonials from the hiehest professional loathe-
by Rd. Spooser. req. and unanimously carried.
°weir motion of Mr. Felton, It *as Ordered, that the RIM- ' cities, they. leave to convince any etc/utter). That a residenee
lotions of the Meeting be advertised once to the Statesman Pa- in the wanner hemisphere of our eastern world, as well its in
per, once in the Courier raper, end once in coo of thewinees- other 'parts, emliiititedS (hgee) esiett, that `their researches
ter Papers. having been cerilited to cliienses already eautnerated, they hold
On the motion of Mr. Felton, the Thanks of this Meeting out a eertaiatv of renovation to such as ion) labour tinder the
• were voted to Mr. Josiah Palmer and Rd. Spooner, Eq. for . debilitating eZects of a life passed under the torrid zone. And
their exertions addable conduct this day. further, that having hod opportunities, in timer -professional re-
The rd.) or having left the Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting wily,. ~r eyeasma an tiat„ve aerioaromoro with the ematits.
were unanimously voted to him, for his able nod impartial COO- tonal Wilts of seafaring pt now!. they offer to them the best
duct in the Choir. Msuranees of immediate id ; ihat the srocess resulting from
their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the
REMEDY FOR'SMOKY CHIMNIES AND SECURITY general practitioner; and they presume their preamaurui con-
FROM ACCIDENT BY FIRE. Mime a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence WWI
rr lIE PATENT FOLDING SCREEN which they have, by the •pulairOffeeli So :liberally -honoured.
Al. GRATES, for obtaining and regulatingn Draft in Chimaies . Patients in the client ry are rewired' to tette. tee rimoicuiars
i rteetered by BURTON sad CO. GO, Great RumelGetreet, ! et their case, pge, end manner of brims, euchistug is reinjitance
oPelms sbury), which nfords a means if perfect
.security from ' for advice and medicines, and the remstasics,lllllte-gtvitt of foe:
will
Ilreidebetsublify itlFsoir•be'y lida"cdsisrasr.eMmeneoll artdarintdedGrisboner", Noul.i6e3, lend- ' w•alTrodeig:eigo=ltedPffilatoifissithier khouengilie4raily. (perneuelly, rfr.loy le(ter,
Cross street, and No. 346. Oxford.streee
post paid) ey pptients ,of
.eitlter slits ystirk--secreey, delicacy,
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. These Grates will be found deserving of public fropitqloor , and uttelition..
' ihe,•have been highly Approved, end ascertaioed to beef great i limn mot en. Snrgeowt,l3,-Bouverie-streirey Fleet-Mteet.
. 1 May. 1,•leoll.
aunty.. •

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
J. A. BAYARD.
H. CLAY.
JONA-RUSSRLL,
ACBERT GALLATIN.

I No. 2, Is the answer of the American Ministers,
dated August-21; 18'14, to the first Note of the Sri-
fish Commissioners, dated August 19, 1814, viz. that
,Ilote which was received by the last cartel, and is
already before the public.
No. 3, ti a Note from the British Commissioners,
'.dated Sept.. 4;1814.
So. 4, IS tho answer of oar Commissioners, dated
We. 9, I#l4l. to the-last-mentioned Note.
tfo."s,.lssil MAO from the British Commissioners,
&tail
,Sept, 1p 814.
No, 4, Ii mote from soar Ministers, dated Sept.
28'18149 to *t 'dote of the British Ministers last
"s • * • '
psentioned.
a Note Iron/ The Britlitt Commissioners/
dated Oct. 8, 1814. • •
Is the 'newer of our Corothlsitenen to the
• lestmentintied Nile dated 0ct.'13"i314.•