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protesting against' a system
.ed. namely, the principle of •
.:e a Government Which was not
choice. It was the resistance to
,ple, which, in England, had mussed .
.on of 168`8; and if they were now to
An that, after the experience of the dis.
career in which the late war involved the .
.ry, and to re-assert a right of interference in
internal concerns, of other nations, It behoved
.hem first to consider whether a little reformation •
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would not have .a salutary effect in their Govern.
01 went at home, and then they could, with somewhat
chmh of a better grace, present their example to other
a •
method,
oonsium people abroad.—Leipplause.] —The Worthy Gen- 4 'JP
tie Marl here read the Declaration of the Allies 'a -
elated in their and condemned the participation of Eng. A..
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ii tunas instances Vienna, •
land in so foul a transaction. It was almost ludi•
.(e the cure of these crous to view the signatures of Spain and Sweden ' • ,
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that document the -throne of the former h
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.to themselves to ,fate, thnt been usurped by the son °fits rightful pr
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-ired them to quit the i.rut lice of .. doctrine us that had been p• .4 1
~ and they presume that their preiesp ''
groundfor the unprecedented confidence excluded James the Second f
Ave, by the Public, hero so liberally tui Would they not have scow
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.e country are reque•ted to state the particulars back upon them the M
, age, and georral habil of living, and iticliving a owned ? And were the'
for Advice and Medicines, when the some will be a neighbouring nn'
gm( to any part of the kisgdom.
themselves wool
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, 1, 1809. submitted to
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niinVotitt trtilitt.lTl(. ITKiCTUK,EB, LIM& ne. . pursuing a
WHEN Professiondl Men,' eminent for skill to .copy'
and experionce. offer theirs/breves npd exert ibeirwhlr hoadi'
litles for the cure of a few reigning diseases, they rise superior ,L, .
to that prejudice which'is so jwalr eicited against the adrer• "."
I •-i a not, - -•d of the hist oriacie' - told madames-4 them,'
I Mew xotn a review of the past, conclude what shall bo
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,rir • the probable duration of a contest now; ;f corn. •
It ma menced under similar auspices--that it 'would last
I .udie at least as loner there, could be ho 'doukti.arirl with _
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a, s ult le.eUrnalutittg and intolerable grietrincii, which the
A inlet .people themselves most meet. It was evidently for
ill ore,
h' Abe-purpose of preparing for this system orespence.),
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it ey r Lain', lied to renew the Property-. Tax, within
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BIRCH, MAYOR, la a kris," Wei be pmblilited, illustraied nine a valuable Map and several COMMON MALL.
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Ina MEETING nr ASSEMBLY of the Mayor, Aldermen, I Engravings, .
and Liverymen, of the seem% Conspantirs of eh City of • Min tECOND and concluding. VOLUME of --eamiii--.
Lonann, in COMMON HALL assembled, pt the Gump- .a. the TRAVELS of PROFESSOR LICHTENSTEIN' Yesterday, pursuant to a Requisition for that par-
HALL of the said City, on THURSDAY, the 27th dny of in SOUTHERN• A FRIICAs comprising the continuation of pose,- a numerous meeting of the Livery tdok place
I his Jeweller •tbrootb the •Nneron t a Botatanicul Tote to the in Guildhall, for the purpose of coniidering the ne-
April.•lBls.
Resoeven, ' District of Zwelleretam, ehe. I a Journey tow doe Countries a
the Busjessans, tile Corans and the Seidner), a People never cessity of escaping from the calamities of war it the
THAT dais COMMON HALL having recent) heft** Tidied by Europeans% nu list- arsion to the Burden of present crisis, and also of protesting against the re«. witnessed tile marked disregard 611.1W11 to the Petitions the Rnggeveld r a Journey tat Bosjesveld and Tulbagli, stud the vital of the income Tag.
fecund*
City, and those of the ;atinn ft ware
! large. are the re Return by et. Helena' In Fannie.. .
strongly confirmed in the conviction of the corrupt-stale of the Piloted for H. 04burn. ton, Conduit-street. I Soon after twelve o'clock the .f.o rtD MSTOKIik.
in 110)51 Foliu, the chair amid loud' acclamations, and after 140. alt .'
itepresemistom, :and the total want of symionthy in opinion and !
1 (lathe Ist of Mar will be triblished. f cling between the Howe et Commons and the People.
:. price 40s. plain, sir t&. coloured, : the Requisition, and-stating the object of then Pet. That these censideratimn would, under circumstances of less I
, ing, his Lordship urged the necessity of nitieivltni • '
PART' I. of
inspoetance, have deterred us from the exercise of n right •
riORA LONDINENSIS; coFdaining a History . that calmness end impartiality in the .considerallon -
which appears to hays been rendered angular ; but hopeless
as we fear it is again to addrei. tent 1-105.140n,e, set, at a cri- ' alibi PLANTS indieennus to Great Britain, illustrated
eta so momentous-when a determitedion oprr rs to have been • by• Firms at the ?NA M( SW'. and marnified Disettions of of the question,which could alone promote the intere et
Fa strongly manifestrd by the Ministers of the Crown again th 4 Pleb ref Fructification; accompanies' by scientific Desctie- Of all patties who may take a share in tbediscession. --
to plunge this devoted Country lino the hurrors of War-we• fin. t" Laths and Engli•h. with Otn
was o
ervatioas. iliestralite .of i The immediate business of the daooltil
feel it to be an imperious duty to oar country, ourselves, and their sloen peculiar qualities and uses io Agricultare, Rural y p
;temerity, to use every conailutinted means towards averting Ecoaomy, si.divine, and Commerce. Iby Mr. WAiTilM%le, who, as he came (*mare to
from the nation the over., dada% calamities with which it is 1- - By the late WILLIAM CURTIS. I the front of the hustings, was received with loud'
imenacest. . Asittow of the 4' Bolouticai Minima W." AC . cheers. s He, nommenced day saying, that often' Mk-
That the Livery of London have seen, with feelings of 812- ' - ) A New Edition, enlarged and continued
By GEORGE GRAVES P I S Ihe had addle sod them on questions of vital fele
horrence, the Declarations and Treaties of the Allied Powers, . i_. IT •
no ILLI AM •JACKSON HOOKER, F.R. and LS. and to which are affixed the names of British Ministersittere- " he aver recollected one which Mori,. .
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. Author of " A Monagraph. mi the Genus dungen:llmPa ;" . portance, in are avowed and promulgated the mnastrous and unheard-of serially concerned the best intereiti of.the Lir or -
1 principles, that the breach of a Convention by a Sovereign : Tour In leeltind," &e.
London t Printed for Juba Ilareiet, No. 33, St. James's- ' London than that ,which he wa
ds" then about ttrlit‘
destroys the only legal title on which his existence depended
street.
-places him without the mile of civil unit social relations- - • ; troduce, He did not appear the.'te enter;Atito ip..
renders him l'able to public vengeance"—.end that, comae- ; • - • • ~ A.. ,
street points-Of political governMent, but to eengee...
fluently, " there can be neither Peace nor Truce wish him :" •
WV HEN Men of elEiliWul.ceetti.on and Professional •
; sour to persuade the British Gueernment to recite •
-priuciples revolting to the feelings of civilised satiety-re- ,
. V V /Skill, ona persevering endeavnent to discover the most i
puensint to the rights; liberties, and security of all States-and
evincing a combloation, or rather a conspiracy, which, if mire a
rife ea certain Method of treatine a few prevailing Dkon-ea. I nix.' the tree. principles of their own Constitution,
rot •• It of their 'experience is.• the hest prod -es,
I and In making these the ride of-stheir conduct upon •
sanctioned, would lead v. coaisequences the most dreadful and e II!
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alarming, arid for which there it au parellel in the history of the glifers.ll3l*
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wan Id.
That, reeollecting the noble straggles '4liek our nom:tors M• • . GOSS'nnd CO. Sur Is • 0 eed
Aeons, have ern in Au to make I
, the present occasion, to rigid the calamity of a •
the cure of the followieg the Wire! asf their particular study renewal of hostilities In TUrope. It wan singular
tit. a certain Disorder, frequently coperacted in A moment 44 that the first occasion when he tied' the hotesor of
haw made for r...o4tablishing and reser;
both thaskr liberties- ineueleatina, and its routomitnnts, Strictures mind GleetS, Wilsielt,
I recollecting tee frequent reformations they e mule in the
h,, ivi improved plain,, rue speedily i„Leff„.,witly ~,,14 „ piss i addressin2 them was under precisely similar&cum. . Y
Goverument -that they have always maimai :and exercised . Debility, whether arising from hacchanalitan imbilgences, Imig I.St
(1%
Lewes. -Twenty years ago his voice wet first heard
I this right—and augustoad that the august Family taw tipook the Throne, emiideoeeb,il sums tummies Sir h
lifis teem selitawy vice, too Are I among them, 'warmly p rotesting against. a System
Iderved the right to the Crown, not by hereditarvalms. but unmppy pursuey e youth se be• ain the •me sew
up..,. aae legitimate 6)139(1.'140n et till authurits, die tintice of ikseeritity, nehaprenness t awl in the other at miteer.ae, train ! like that now prisposed, namely, the principle of
the People-and insite•einds• disclaiming, us our air trabnve of rysisdiseises, which, it not timely remedied. ierminarein 1 forcing upon France a Government sehich wit not
don,, all get in Foreign Posters to interfere in !emit I
_unto Coteutntion. In that distressiassiate of delete
concern.. we canonattempt but rnosider any A to to . iv. knew whither the consevisence of Such tinneful ha• .
I that of her own choice. It was the resistance to
' Fem...., or to :any other country, the form ..rm Govern- ' or Milli% from any other cause, by which the powers of I this very principle, which, in Finland, had caused
• meat-the person what hall or shall not he end of etch th elk:iris • *mint become enfeebled, as Members of the Royal
a,, I the Revolution of I GRB; and if they were now to
. kluvernineut, 01 in any. May to interfere rnal policy Co ;at surgeons is Gaut= they 'lifer a Arta, yore, and 1 .
and regulatiees, a• highly impolitic and in: alifettly unjust, and spearlysillemmtion to amend and vigaarimis health. depart from that, after the experience. of die dis.
• deprec..t..ai attempts to iuvolve this comers, in a war for oath Tee sepia, of a tang gind estergaye prurpre has enabled them, estrous career in which the late war involved the
un object-it t% or against limo. principles which (hie nation has by aneparier method, to remove Venereal C.enplaintst how-
countr and to re-assert a ri
ever maintained anal acted upon. ever iftWelertite or complicated, without subjecting the 'indent , yght of interference in
,
Torn by the marries and calamities of the late devastating t the knot reetrelin in diet or exercise; and in recent Cages, the.internal concerns, of other nations, it beuoved
War-still town% the bitter fruits of that protracted conflict-e+4, trews early application is modem, discovery of the infection, them first to consider whether a little reformation
and ne meals having been adoptc;l to lessen our ...tuitional they frequently perform a cure in the Shan space of two days.
earthen, by those oecessary retreuchmeots in the tuitional ex- Tie issmccedeneWsarreia afthelrmnde of treotinent (which has would not have .a • salutary effect in their Gearthen,pi admire, so earnestly amid so repeatedly called for by the never been known to fail in OM single instance lin a practice of meta at home, and then they could, with somewhat
ve,.pie-hut, on a..e contrary., oat, Act has been passed, restrict- attest jeers. during which perlnd many thonsond persons of lmth of a better grace, present their example to other
in:: the Importation of Coro, by which a Tax is virtually ins- sexes have.bern cured, even after severe end injurious methods
posed of several millions per annum open Food, and entailed had heesinrwed hy other Practitioners without effect), induces People abroad.—pppltitise.]—The Worthy Gen. # . ,11t, •
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Ulalaus in times of Peace one of the greatest evils produced by . Gee°. to.thus mibliciy offer their sidvice. Denten here read the Declaration of the Allies it
in.- War. Feriae, therefore, we are plunged solo an..sher Married Women, who have long been disappointed in their Vienna, and condemned the participation of Eng.
War, and in support of such principle:, we might ask what expectations of n family, may he asaured, that in most instances
1 has been gained by the immense sacrifices we hive already • such defects are curable by medical skill. laud in so foul a transaction. It was almost Judi-
made.? :and, r-aatemplating the disastrous consequc. res of a ' Messrs. [loss and Cu exclusively professing the cure of these crous to view the signatures of Spain and Sweden to ‘,.
t...inre in chi, new contest, the People have ft right to demand ' particular entnpleints, in order that they !may not tie marked
document the -throne of the former having
I what advantabeb are proposed even in the event of its sere's, by a inistnken few, with the (Motley in. justly attached to the that s
aor at 1e.... to be smashed that hostilities are unavoidable, and Ignoreut empiric, think .t t bat
justifier to themselves to srale, that been usurped by the son oriel rightful possessor,
; that every meats of fitly and honourable negotiation have been • they neve bent properly. edectded end Initiated, I•an evert' branch and that of the latter aggrandised by the partition •
; exerted, and had proved ineffectual. I of the profession (rertienties of which, from different Hove
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' That to enter halo such a contest in the present State of , Iriaeuteieretektbellasi-eselvwsly Vhebaciman4 i'lai 1"...111.- -1111111. TY of the 4":"."41"4-4)."*I4t*
; . Wee nay inspirer), that the success resulting from What would be the feeling of Englishmen if 'such
Comoro-with all eve Natinhel kends Mortemerd so het[
the '.railiCe at
moat behring. ;old on; %% Munn an effort at Negecietion-or I their
.._ aild.c""6" .01" k mdarad thf," In tinil„, . a doctrine us that had been preached when they .
me that their pretess
ieta•e to cam lune a Treaty with any Power, antler the p - um general Practitioner, andthey prim._
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excluded James the Second from their throne ?
re mate a lair &rowan for tne mapreceuenteu continence
pumpliog that such Treaty may, at sane reSote period,
i sins core
cw'hietli they have, by the Public, !seen so liberully ho Would they not have scouted the idea of forcing
broken-appears to us an art of insanity-puttioe to hazn
not only the property and happiness of amain. hut the v 1 auneed. . back upon them die Monarch whom they had dis-
everexi,tence of the British Empire, and tending to exclude for i Patients in the country nre requeSted to state the particulars
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lof their case, age, and georrid hobit of living, and inclosing a owned . And were they now prepared to act towards
from the world the blessings of Peace.
Were the imprint" of a new War upon Stith principles, ..a I remittance for Advice and Medicines, is hen the Shine trill be
II MI iltitent to any part of the kiygdom. a neighbouring nation in a manner which they
under such circumstances, oat all doubtful, or were Government • themselves would hare perished sooner than have -'
at all to he benefited by the result of experience, we need but I syg.442lll,Slationd.CO. Surgeues. IS, nooses it-street. Fleet-siriet.
submitted to ?-.-To avert to the. consequences of
rectal to ii.cullection the nveinorableManifesto of the Duke d 1 _.....1-
pursuing a war for this purpose. It WAS ridiculous
8r11114,, ick, at illecommet.cement of the late contest-a Mani- I
I. bit, wllitql bad the effect ot amusing andusiting all the nee- to supposo, that if thii country once -commenced
ties of the French Nation. and gave that victorious impulse hostilities, they could easily be extinguished. Let heratria, in hid, esietingered the liberties of Europe-we ne
but call to recollection that, during the progress of that Wn those aho thought they could, look to the circuits.
nnissiemnocame the itlallet.Se Stiffikei of British blond. an . stances %%tacit led to the tact war, alit let I'
.. - s ._.........- I..idli•el in sobsitizing Ani .1

%onto,' „n-te Brit'Nti treasure, Imvislied in sob,idizing Allie,
nn ti4ht, in the .r ono crape.. we have not unfrequettly sees
iho.e Poc et.. u hit entcred into. the contest in alliance with tlii
canonry, abandon that alliance, !sad joined in league with-
Fial,ce--endeuvouring to exclude ix, froix4, the Centime:it of
That, *Rif all our stterifieet, and all oaf ht
rambles cause, ae failed tn. ar..eure fr•srn one Sovereign that
tribute its II nmtdts—thethe Abolition of the Slaverradr—and be.
heal another Monarch rotators, his ra.e..r by re-e,tablistiing '
he intlisi-ition —iier-ecutint the best Ritmo., oaf the C.ottitry—
rind even prohibiting the introduction of British manufactures
into hi, dominions.
Th.it the Livery of London have ever been, and now are,
te.,u, to tar the-bantam, the character, and the interest, of

titements of men, ignorapt .... iist 'principles, . .
is site practice of ph v•ie. Nlessrs. CURRIE and Cu. weldor
.riteunsrm inannececistioiesdicht%; I
hrir iturriidveileigier Tri.partumeptinteeintriald,
el °I; fe
riehtn
mpliints hot hitherto been attended. cum inne glib the save
Lciditly I• direct their studies In the cure of every species of
at metal pnison. as well as the removal of Ilture distressing
Willies and deficiencies which prtvlsot nr embitter the matri-
ow •siate. In the a/Inhume. of human infirmities there hie
oo
Mrtre itlicting thrio tl•ts,e whirls sire the unavoidable cons
of an inchilfence inn edlfillin destructive hatiol. They
py sufferer broods sever his misforinise., ash ashamed to ark
relief/ until he is restored to sorb a oat, of misery irs In render
lire oppressive. To sorh•persons it will he n consoling rell• c.
lien to know, that they may mow, by is new and infallible rest
tardy, be restored so their (ouster c.o.ssi tttt instal str •th and vi-.

rim
the filittsis "Ltapirr. and to resi4t every net nipetsioa ; but,
..II the conwgitencev of the hue %Var. look tog at the de-
vrrrwd state .4 thr Count tfie Itortheas and - 'clot* of the

gaol% Weak, reinsed, aid drbilituied habit., proeeeding eft her
from na excess of etadttuall and Milli plea-ore. or from it long
residence in hot climatep, hard drhting, the in' Irina. use

_ Ary, privitt.
People. the Fisiatrinl dillFultirs, the uncertainty nod hazard of
War,!oseing litessi-e that France lois disclaimed all intention of
kites fer ing in she enticern anther too tow, that she has declared
her determinatilon to adhere to the Treaty of Paris, that the hoe
mode pruritic overtures to the different Allied Powers. has els
ready abnlidted the Slave Trude, and given other indications of
relenting io princtptrs of equity and moderation ; and holding,
as we do, all Wors lo be unjost, utile., the injury sostliiied
elez.riy. denoted. nod redress by negortation inmost be obtained I
and more pnetimdarly holding in abliorrettee all attempts to
dirtale in, gr illierfrte with, other Nations in their onsereni
tortrersii. we *MOW hut protest against the renewal toVisnotilie
fedidird. iii jest ice nor Oroesslty. 1, •
' 'TONI it it aith feelings of indignation we perceive his Ma+
jemy'slilinistenr have propo-ed the renewed of that most gulling,
mid baleful Itiquisitiost,Zhe Tsyt ,41.-

. injudL
of nterene3's &e. arinspeeditY restored to health a el strength.
It must he a self-evldene prop•esilian, that where the aggrt
gate of intellectual eApacity is directed to the tretttuseat ,s 4
cure at a few peculiar complaints, there must he she greoter
certainty of success ; nod as a proof of this einsition their me.
..thod, of care is so particularly 'expeditions, as well ns wife.
AIWA* evidently superior to the common.pract ice, that in some
'digit cases of infection a perfect restoration is complete in the
short period of three days, and he th..se of the utsnost4tekvera.
cy, where river practitioners hare Loh et, a p pt."'
'Mike in their phiu of treatment ensures to Me p~ a *l4 '
Funded, and lasting re-establishment.
Iv ua early n •
iu, the patient will etrtipe the (larger and expersee ofl
attendance upon the less es per•eticeit prat:Helmer. le-
, enothutte and complicated eases of venereal infection,
nbutnettnni In the urethra, ,Paimr etcreseenees,'ltard