The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-31 00:00:00

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GUTTA OR DR. EADY'S ANTI*
VENEREAL DROP.
Soil ,wholesale, retail, and for esportatino. by the Proprietor,
' b. Gerrardvtreet. Sohn, Leicester-Apure, Lorelei'.
NTOTIIING can be more important to those af.
dieted with the Venereal Disease, or any disorders ails*
froarthe impurity of the blood, as well as to future posterity,
Asa that such complaints he immediately removed. In every
I sty,
_Orbit disorder wherein salivation has &mama, failed,
&Wolin an other wears meld re-t we the unhappy sufferer to
the Gotta iliptilitica has been the erected remedy to
r health and wittily.
of these Drop ore almost imperceptible is their
tsaa do theormset. anima mad,
of capealataed toasters of ships,
as t will keep pod is all climates.
in bottles at 56.6 d. each.
0.• Medical sad surgical advice, gratis, from eight titl tea in
the morning. _

At Heary Ilnare's ard Co.
Flees-sure(.
Rer. Dr. Jobs Drake 21 0

e
Collection in the Ps.
OA of Evenholt..

Gordon. Doi; hglis.
and Co. of Madeint4los 0

Bedfnedatire, per 100 Poor Couples In
G. Writer 19i Is. bd. a country town. O.
each 2 10
At Smith. Payne, and Co. Their9ooebilifens.sd.essehs 15
Shaw, Brooker& 10 10 The pother. the la*. . ..
c Mita.. ikrfis - • - -It 11f vtria. and Se 'Beadle," -
A Lady 14 0 116. Bd. each 1 0
Thomas Boyne 91 10
Wm. Lloyd 91 il James Yanisouse 10 10
111n.Griers 90 o.f. A. 1 0
Dowager Lady Wray ILO 0 R. Barber, jun. 9 2
Caps. Cartwright 3 5 S. Collingswood, Olt-
Wm. Hall 10 10 ford 2 2
The Parish of St. Dam 1 The Printers (Jour-
stan's in the F.wri. neymen and Ali-
' by the hands of the prendees) of ditto 41.10166 d.
Chorea wardenw.enl- Viet-Admiral John
leered niter a See. Child Purvis 15 15
inns% preached by T. Atkinson, J. WI-
. the Reverend J. T. I there, and Co. 21 0
Iluirliiso, M.A. Cr- - T. Atkinson 20 0
• rase. and by mine- Miss Atkinson 6 0
=4 c 'int • amitosis Mrs. Atkinson, Great
house to Moue Ormond-street 90 0
1191. 14s. 7d., R. Y.
__ 6 0

MATRIMONY.
MARRIAGE should be the feeedetioo of modal
**plans, which le olleediMerbed ihrearits the parties
that form the salmi set taking Moss precautions which wealp
same them the cajoimmt of that great domestic binges.—
Peopk of every rink pay adoration to the sbrise of Wedlock 1
bet, where the destitution has be tainted by disease, or debt.
Baled by a out*, habit contracted at as early age, a remove
ties of stability previews to marks that state is iMispeasably
requisite to revers the siewsbeikg_ spark' of life, and 40 era*.
metethe system. For so Monk* have mostribilael Wet
emesti,ally to dsstrey Hymnal keppieessilmo those whkh are
the Posegone* of .uguarded plemere. It was this considers..
tom wbkie laden! Maws. CURRIE sod Ca., fee them last
S 0 years, to direct their gashes sad atteadeo exeleolvel=
treatment and cure of the YeemeatDisaut, and'tbe disorders
analog therefrom. as also to that deremßmweal of-the system pro-
duced by the deseructive habits of the iweooidesale sebool.bey,
which brings so these distressing debilities and deliciearies that
prevent sr embitter the Matrimonial Mate. The soctessfel re-
suit of their plea gives these additional arum to oppose the
ravages of these complaints, which are the mast important is
the catalogue of bums islirasities. It behoves every- perms
who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek relief by comek-
tag professional sees of emiarece tied homer. to which Messrs.
CURRIE and Co. claim the sweeties of scholastic authority,
as well as the testimony of uncoutradieteti facts. la preeessies
the care of these teaspisiats, they hold oat no isdreesseat so
vice $ but, erosible. as ail sees sus be. of she existesce of nth
• • calamities, they ofer their *orgasm as regularly- educated
CiONSUM I'll DNS, anti toiler Decays of Nature, 1, Members of the Roy* Colleges of Surgems of Lads, anti
ll whether the . Teets of named rootegaeoces. or proceed- 1, Edinburgh. Slight sad recent Mega isfrelies are
big from imprudeocies. or an aevanced ,loge of life, goer en. , radically cored in leo saws space of me days. nese of the
pored the study stud attention of the first Physicists of this nod . most obstinate disrations each as Obstruction, iseskrale Side.
all other nation in vote, moil Or. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL tore: Pains of the Bests, dikes., Re. are pisIMONIIy and
BALM OF GI 1.1011) was happily discovered nod promelented speedily cored. Several Noble es sad Geolleates of the Sett
to the world. rind which lon. pi minced sash instance. of it. good respectability have beim ceder theatre of Mimes. Carrie sad
Micro. as mug cuissinee the nrost incredulous of its amasitag 1 Cm for the removal of complekte of the urethra. strictures,
rrsii.•.dive powers. To enumerate its truly happy, healing. &e.; and having received a ladled aid pegmatite* awe. rei.
*diastase, and rentondiag eticary, settimonies of the tir.t sulk.. quest film refetetweemey be made to them, as satisfactory eel.
city are sow extant. It is admirably calculated for trilbies timbres of the decided superiority of Mesh. Carrie mid Co.'s.
and other disorders of the stomach mad bowels ; for brad-aches : plan tsf treatment. filmy a these aggilillllol had stricairee
occasioned by indigestise $ and for preventing pretties end ape- tress in las ea years. tads soder the care of Messrs..=
pies ies. so often the consequences of free Nellie. Recourse, Heaviside, sad other Seof eqoal easkeste. wheat
'dkpioltion. ! boa* be tiod to it after every teens, sad wpm every slight , their :
Mew by the applicaties of tbe amok, without sise•
rem. s. Carrie and Ce have selectee eke folkowilegielele'
Ise welt-knows characteristic of pressaiim to egevity hos from the team they are daily receiving from Gealisraes, at.
bees long esaintaitted; for, by liaison the etwoisistina as it tunes( Pest thanks for their restoration to emu* esti Omens* ,
were in cautious* repair, it preserves the body in health and heat*. It was seat to Mess, gmelicked, from the sae eta
vigour, and prevent premature decay. Ni' particular mod*. No*, Fad. who had lighellgeil WIT this distressing teed pair.
meas. nor *Vogue to diet, is regeiske. dark( a coarse of this fel malady for MI years sbe had hien under the care of several
admirable meakiee. Saracens of palmettos! emiseate, Poet of **ea stsrded him
The virtues of Heitman celebrated Cordial being more folly persomem hut from the gaped* method of treatment
explained Is the "Heide to Health," by a number of well-ste. adopted ant pursued by Messy. Cartk sad Co. be received e
MILLARD'S IMPERIAL. CLOTH. thentkated sad extrandisary cures, it is only sereseary to Oily. radioed cum ii. the short meet et sae moolb
li IS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Pat so peat a restorative, balsamic, sod salebeiress remedy. in '4 May 28, 1810.
all cases attended with debility mid relaxation. from whatever " To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Raiigisitordliss
nnienant sae de tin. malt en at tows mess' use arising, was never before eared to mankind. " Lord feels great pleammt is commeakating to
et qui rend inutile Posner de floomelle. I Sold by Sainte Leigh, No. 18. strand; linens; and Co. (late Carrie the perfect remstableharest of his health, in ceeretiweare
ii E Nobility, Merchants, and the Public are : Dicey and Seam), Sow Cabarets-yrs* Bacon mid Co. 150, of his mild sad admirable treatment of Strictures non Ure-
r••speetfully informed. the above Cloth is adapted fur the j Oxford.itreet. Liam ; Reedit sod I)owdiag. Salisbury; A. thra. He may add, that he has not fee many years enjoyed se
,riot- purposes of family use, for !bitting. Sheetisg. Children's Smith, perfumer, North-Midge, Kollaborgb s Mattis Reese, mock comfort sad freedom from psi. t sad he entertains se
' • "lip;, ac. used for the of liar% ie surpasses • No. 6. College-green oat Daridsoe's, No. 1. Parliasiest.street timid of his hat* obtaked, through his skill aid atteatioa, a
ravage
cloth in its primary quality.coodeeivriess to health, and sit Messrs. F. Newbury and sm. Dublin; sad other Me. perfect sad rink* age of that horrid complaint. As be Ma
c., e. promotes in all climates, by protecting without its dicine Venders lo Europe and Alserica, price Its. each, or forme ma a stranger to the mesa* that when termed the comphible
the native warmth even iu the Deftest season, and to- in owe family bottle for Si.. by which one Its. bottle is saved. he bat it in his pnwers from a fair trial and a jog emspar
l'retitine tile vitriol., ills that arise from being suddenly with the words " Semi. Solomon, Liverpool." engraved on the to pay that telltale of applause to Dr. Cowie. which sinth
sees W t
ier riding or other active exercise. It elver imbibes Sams. Of whom may also be had. , bly feels, awl shiOl ever be most toady and *Shag to sebum-
iitintophere tidier by Felt or land; its ersoonly nod The celebrated ANTI4MPETIGINES, or SOLOMON'S ledge."
very great, and its bandy is appearance peculiar. DROPS ( without mercury. or any deleterious preparation), Married Women, who have long bees disappointed is their
"e-ii•ic. it equally surpasses ther clots for comfort which •tend in :1w highest visional' for theenre tie the Scurry, expectations of a family. may be asearesl. that is most it
"lese;ilance, as well as being 2.6ths or nearly half the Scrofula, Leprosy, sail all disorders originating in an implore Magee/ seek defects are eurstlik by Medical skill lad altit•omb
its Ha line wide Sheeting is to be purchased st 7s. 6t11., state of the bland; being gradual. gentle, mid sal 5 litsper. Ow removal of sees impedintesas he am bjecl of doubt and use
' yard, this being only ss, 6.1. a equal Amami, will Oit a reptible, in their • peration—the best tabstitele Shot has ever rename., with ether.. yes the rate arse.* defects, b. She Rim-
ing of 2'. per yard, in addition to its peculiar comfort, as./ been discovered for dog &microns mineral. mercury, sweeten. dual progress of renevatios., is the armstremeat of their cape-
•lproporti•.n for the other widths sad imodities. . log the blood, and stimulating it 10 expel salt noxious and lin- Hewer. Bo an early applkailises to Mews. Currie end Co. toe
-44 duly stamped, wh desalt in entire rases, cont•iiMeg pure juices, giving strength nod awe to the nerves, enlivening mina will escape the poi &ogee, sad e%penee lone mod
ti. 6s) pieces ear+. for exportation; and by the piece of and invigerating both body staid mind tediees attesileoce epee lee experieswed practitioners. Mears.
' ..errs, from y,. to Li, 6d. per yard. at the East India C:r Dr. 801. X. tee expert., when consulted by letter, the Carrie Nod co. may be comelted by pviteot. of either oe
rehnhq , No. 16. cheap.ide, and at no other hone in town usual ompliment of a one poundante to he ittelused, aildresmd. the greatest orneryemd loom% at their bouse, No. 107. Hal-
itanry, and the public are particularly cautioned against " Money Leiter. Ur. Solomon, Gilead house, near Liverpool. to. guiles. Patient, is the comers, rlegerihing the paroirelart
—Paid double postage." of Chili rate, see. sad nine of levier. imrbsi g a remittance for
'der- with remittasee executed as if the parties were pre- Price I is. per 'irtle. XX four is me family bottle for 3Ss. on advice and mediciars. the same will he given *mot to soy pert
which one small hostile kilned. The words " Susi. Sehossien. of the tingdom. Tom** that secrecy se essential to tioeis as-
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hits. Chime ter Laden D'v4eg may be obtaisei i, Liverpool," are restated on who stamp of each bank, without &flattest, the post -I letters may be added to the
e. :o nut Mtn tofour Guineas tad, Piece. which wee Ire yen*. r for metlidemewlo7l

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ii:tioC-Cien. Macau- —1
' Sohn, diafrords'tire 52 10 lay. in nddition to a
James Goillentord 21 0 former bubseriptios
Rev. Cam. Shepherd' 415 5 .or 2H. 10 10
Jones Ilaite 3 0 A. L. Presort 10 10
Apothecaries Company 105 0 ' Charles Forbes, Esq.
John Warren 5 5 M. P. 105 0
'The Parish of Chen- Smith, Rickards, aad
I boot, Herts. after a Co. 10S 0
Semi'.. preached G. 1.. Reed 21 0
by the Rev. W. A. John Hoek 21 0
Armstrong, A. H. .W. C. Tossers Id 0
F.A.S. 511.1.. fid. I Mrs. 'Fraser 5 0
Robert Haswell 2 '2 Mr. G. Trower 10 10

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LONDON, MONDAY, JULY'3I 1815. * - ~
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1 FRENCH PAPERS:,
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• PARIS, Jute 27.--it is positively stated, that t,he
Treaty of Peace was signed yesterday renew By
this Treaty, it is said, the contributions imposed ity ~
the Allied troops will go in deduction from the is. ..
.
&deities stipulated in (*veer of the Powers t bet ,!4
the Coadidoe which will be most gratihing to all
:good Freochmen is, that the integrity of Frame is
tellemely recognised.—(Jouresei de Paris.) •
Peskin accounts from the army of the Loire state,
that Do doubt can any longer be entertained as to its
. Complete submissions Since the 18th both racers •
and soldiers base worn the white enekade. The
army has felt that the most perfect salon pia alone
save the country, arid has also fraternised with the
Wades. troops who are like it labriatallt with the ,
truest patriotism. The shadei of distinction be.
twee, these brave seal 'have dlsappeered ender Use •
liallaalwat of a cosmos but! Seas Journals, width
aszt-A'
appear desirous of war plait en army
, that is in fell peace, have asserted, that It wished to -
' fight at Cosa*. The calumnious report is wholly -
false; the army is henceforward alike devoted to
i King and Country, because, cured of an error which .
i long masses might base rendered excusable, it is ‘
't
' stow convinced that the one can no longer be sopa.,
' rated from the other without crime.—(!bid.)
The Austrian Army occupies Burgundy, and the „/
department of the Minn, and has arrived on the . .
beaks of the Loire. Russian, Bavarian, and Wir. •
Iletitheryt corpselso observe the easy of the Loire,
*lke daily loses by desertion. '
A deputation from the garrison of Strasbergh, and
,•'• emee ether French cogs in Alsace, has attired its . i . •
Paris to present to the King the submission of there
troops. The garlieen of Stresbergh steadily refuses
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to surrender the fortress to the Allied troops.
The Bowden: Journal contains an order free
the Corset de Satoces, King's Consmitraiooor, to.
establishing I. their functions all those who, on the
31st of March, exercised municipal, administrative,
or judicial functions in the department of the Gl-
roads. i
I
The Journal of Thoelouse contains three general
orders from General I)ecaen, dated the 17th. Its ,
the fint, the General announces, that not having re.
ceived any news of Prince D'Eckmuhl ,
since the Sib, '
he thought it his duty to take upon himself the Pro.
deviation of the King's ordinances. The 141 pre. r
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scribes the disarming of the Federates. nyder Sri, the
troops are informed that the General has written to •
his Majesty's Minister, to ley before him the re. ,
' spectral sebesimittisia **atop - .._.. -.--- - --- '
r- in leer., from Fre tort, ender date the 1 Oth,
1•
1 thal the. Emperor of trig has 'caused provisional .
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pemession its his own me, to be taken of the prin. . - :'
I ciplatliis stated
ty of lsearborg.
as certain that General Chalet has
!been arrested by the National Guard of Boar. „t •
dew. '
IThe Duchess d'Angouleme landed yesterday at ,'
Dieppe. Her Royal Highness would sleep at Roomy
sad arrive to-morrow in Paris.
Since the King's return, the heads of the Treasury, ..
of the Department of the Interior, and other public . -,
offices, have restored to their places many clerks, . e
who bad been turned out under iknaparte's Go. , '..
vernment.
hi. Lavaiette has already undergone seems! eito •
,
aminations.
MAIIIIILLISI Jut.., 10.—We only leariiii, Uwe
days ago the return of the King to his capital.
,ifisere , i
or four pests were wanting, which Ceuta -smile .
alarm. At last we bad certain knowledge of an
event so ardently desired by the inhabitants of Mar- , ...
senior. The city gave itself op to transports of joy.;
the English who are here rejoiced Ilk. 'he rest. s.
The Allies have a garrison of 54100 Men fit siihr .
city. Marshal Brune, and the cartel Imam ititcolli•s! .. '
armed, after harassing es mach here, hen Apeeta •
themselves over our neighbourhood, which they iiilt 1
,keop under ; bat the whole National Goastibosteme
la-pursuit of them. ... '
THOULOUSE.Jor.v 10 s .
[EXTRACT of' A ritiVATZ LIMOLI: • '
I have lived 60 years, but I never sae itstitlika ' . • .
equal to the general, cordial, lied legesekee joy,
which reigned yesterday at Theaters"... Mwtrfiloste • • •
Decent found himself without cornalureication with
the army of el* Loire, by the surrender of the lee -•- 1
tererediate towns, be became someshat less stelsbnitl.
He could no longer resist the torrent. In all the
cities and towns of his government the white flag was
hoisted, and it was continually necessary I. send
troops of execution. They performed their nol,sion
with great good will, it is true, but not without mess;
and tire time was coma when their nombess would no
longer grace for this strange service. Marshal Pe.
ripen, who was at his house at Mororcle (10 leagues
to the north of Theologies), had received order., from
the Doke d'Angouleme to assume the cnormaird of
the military division. General Deaver, to whom
this order was signifier!, made some denionstrasiont
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with the 3 or 4000 mess under his orders, shut him-
self up at the Park of Artillery, and began to parley. )
At last, on .the 17th, be issued the following General -
Order :
" SOLDI ERS !..-.-Ir had thought to he abbot, give yoa
hopes, from a dispatch of Marshmi frEck,,ohj,
dated the Sth, which merely announced that the
Corps of Observation of the Eastern Pyrenees form.
ed part of the Army of the Loire, that •• should .! 1
not separate our cause from that of our helme I'm.
then in arms, until it should have been decided re-
specting
our common fate in the convention Reload.
me it Paris by the Comnsisbiorwra deputed by Prince ' 4
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D'Eckmehl. • t
"*lt was with this hope that I Mailer! pati.toly •
for six days, hoping to rewrite smears., from his
Highness, before yielding to the ause.mous wish dis-
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