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TIIB ONLY ORIGINAL, PICTURE OF BON ARARTi r -----------"-'
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NOW calit tftl'iNt.i IN LONDON.
To be seta at No. 53, West Side of Leitester-sq mires
ADMITTANCE ONE SHILLING. . IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. . . the House. .As to the COlefelepiCitligu from tbe
. ---.rte- Prince Regent, he thoustki ter
lfstley. tilait ft. ees4-
1 IHE attention of the Fashionable World is almost ' • .8°1156 OF eQMAIONS, smelt 4. probably be presented on WodosseditY. '• • •
exclu.ively directed to the origin:druid ma resent Paint- Petilkilli Were *meta Nan A bersizen gad Ogekeid saltiest ~ ileeelford,Cl/14411,eallhiletblg:'01Len'hie fit, thet
liue af BON APARTIt. 719 large as fife; Wow- in nisi, by the SeetrirTrtial bY Jar, Kitt o, Heim the tahri.- es
t.hancelloof the F h t ' r
his spread permission, on his reiwrn from hinfelllW, by the 1 A Fetid** was pretested figs the SlieriFand Greed Jury of , lir um/TA, it
Historical Painter Lefebvre, and completed updee the some. ' ILam,:c.......f.,..obirdmilargio&teted
to
11:12a..!_ibtebe 1411 before the Home far reea...: . --::. : 7,--r -71,-..7.8.A.,9 . begin& spin. repassed •M&
dials: superiniesulance of the celebrated David,liest painter to , iti—o ""' wi.vollnlytanotteshie.
aansiweight
a. besimpiassediar
petinittoiaan 1 tillestiOnt,
• from a certain district of that comity, together with a Petition •• Lord CAST.LEREAGII sold that he .had one
Napeirun. . .
This Picture is warranted the hut and only original Portrait
of BON A PA RTE taken from triune, now exhibiting in Lon- i of
;I:tellreeptninrelititiaalUarl ofeisePreseSearnentifin'sbfVlbrdßillTwAasN,Lotift.lie motion 641fertieidli toordbeyr.eth9e. lPf°u.:6s GehOlint.B;ginal ostifettyke, tPhoarlrlop:7ict ,
don, nod allowed by coo meat Judges to he the best likeness :•
of this most col a• rdluary (hamer in Europe. , of Mr. ROSE, peelpoisett tit Thernidajniennight.
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poor
premium ao AC- . the subject ef the Slave Trades luti4 tole dm Papers' •
As a work of not, with lepersc in iis perfect likeness, to the le A Pr" 6atenel4ll"4" Fin.
compesitim of its desiga 1.1 the elaborate executiun, 'and to ir:ter° the Ico 14 rayon,' of at Company fora cer- respecting Genoa, they ereeldbe.in .rUadinesc to be... ,
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the Veiny, variety, and troth of every partied ar, it pomesser j thPe farther.. fo .11e on the table. , laid before the Hoesa by the middle of the week
transcendant Owl-It, mid carries internal evil are of its origin:Ai. •ito. aiu
ty from the great talent ex Whited, •it being allowed to be the , Irg„ Foreign(Yidweek Pe w.a a a Mir:attend passed. , the promised Messitge froth the Prince Heiteet.w.oeld,
.potence. that esee4ise detail at.d finishing in the study rind ; Bre t0ra.f40,......5-CT r . ..HePtial .Rill was. on the motion of to, eeoleitteleeited Lte the 'noose T • ids dive.
p.ti nralt, y, en ,
mention of palming, ever exhibited in the French school.- to Om auw r relWelMite dem, aid casnesitteld.for —..
The beauty and effect of the drapery is such ns to exhibit as bit=
' tie WIWI_ imi ef•-lit:. LUSHINGtO/if, that the dPer"""aration. to
11Forirtlesytti,..fftnit edshgn3d4seqsseectibttakfl.,4l): inwlsict*l°l4`. estlit.
admirtilae specimen of perfection in the art. a it, nlfords a, No use - .• '''
tti-vallerew resolve tato a Gomininee to. consider roogeoleots, he intended to-postpone tho.,Assessioss
fstriedrabirt oppartenity for rivalry in the British SOMA.
This grand end istinninhk Palming. was oider by, tom' ' the thArldWibeleFi'ber"`L
bite the propenv of the Maine/pal Council of she city of
ti-gbiestri.onWfUrZßlßhuEkedDlir itil4ked.Tuye.s•edtieta)itgal.i's IN; .PlllOO-i's
Liege, rod pistr,tl by them ill the Hall for sitting, ::. .• - ASSIER OF BREAD.
at the Mon- I Mi. t. IMWIS rose, pursuant to notice, to movel
a, Committee, to consider the
sioo-house alb:: Mayor and Comment., where it received the
now meant to be laid before the House by the Noble
nabs:sited admiration of !lie Publi, , and was removed from for thkeppoietineet of
thence on the abdication of Napoleon. . lawnln% resoled to the regelatiOn of the Assize of Lord, cinstkuted 'all those 'which it wits.prolimieffto
The above facts, and more part indarl yso farm they relatd In Bread,
end also whether it.wes expedient or pot to present previous to the recess or whether any change
the rand J rot talents of the Artist, the great value of Hie Paint-• 1
ice, an the extreme accuracy of the likeness, are attested Itor
der the lianas asid • saint of, De -hare any eetablished Assize. The Hrtnonreble Metes. had taken place in the .ovhsd.-of Ministers ? •
1;41y, Mayne of the city of her observed, that when the Corn Bill was under Lord CASTLZREA;GIVensWered, that the Pa-;
Liege, And Knight of the Legion of ilonour. and the Municipal discussion'it was repeatedly assorted, by theitepne- pers to be presented would form all that ivere•pe aw
Cotmeil of the said ens' as appears by their iniume of Coeeriti
bearing date Septet:A/4'1.4, ISIS, is possession of the Proprietor. lleotetives.for Loodoe, that .if the average Wile of posed to be laid bens* the House on'the occis irks hi.
The above Picture is im view and sale at No 53, Whet tide of corn were at 80s. a qnarter, the goiter's loeftnust 'tided to by the nondurable Gentlemin •, all, indeed(
Leicester-square, from Ten in the morning-lilt Teo eight. he at 16d
at
•.• For the satisfrict ..t. the public,
and
with ii view In . and although that assertion was disproved that could be properly eemmusticated uader ekistinyi
prevent unsupparted asserinow 1, anther quarter from obtain• again and again, still it was so confidently repeated. circumstances. -
ine further credit, the Proprietor of the above Picture his efts by the City )
Members, until-. tt length no one • *Mr. WHlTBlLHAD.observerl•tline it ',meld bi hibited the Minute of C - •nk the trouble of contradicting them. But it was seen whether the Papers • pre ~-
sented by the Noble
ments to the respectable Editor of the Dar nod Traveller" •
to enquire, in order to
Newspapers,, who gratuitously reiiified the truth of the abuve become obviously material Lord would .forne. .st fairitimpliince witti die terms of
statement is those Paper, of the 22,1 of last month. • set the matter at,rest, and that no delusion or mis.
Om Address 'stitch the House had voted. . .
LOCK AND SURGICAL bISPENSA.R. s . understanding should prevail upon a point of such; - • •-•
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His Royal Highnms the Duke of York. Prcsideols'eed the importance. There were, however, other grounds i • COPYHOLI.O ESTATES. . .
Mr. M. A. TAYLOH itsse, pendant to notices
tethering committee of Governors :-
upon which the etionify he proposed• was desirable.' - to
Tiiemove..for.lealvmesotoLbyrigirtug ialinivonika 61.11 for removing eer-
, Earl of Leitrim I Colonel W. J. Jones, M. P.
Earl of ligtc.nnnt I John Latnuche, Esq. M. P. An opinion prevailed through the coeutey.that.these ; tain difimiltini in ibe disposition of .ctopyhold• and
Riaht !lon. T. 31111114 I coion!i ti. Clements, M. P. burs of. Assisi, were rather productive .i.f 'Mischief , caste
Rt. 110u.R.8. Sheridan, M.P. I Captam4antes Hay: • ' than of good. But yet these laws had so long exist. eere• by will, obiersing that the mei&
ble=tras generally felt to be necisesery.,
ilou. Cal. J. harry, M. P. I
ed, even indeed since the days of King John, that it
.and' was approved- of by WV Mighiet legs/ ketbo.
Surgeon Mr. Kiernan,
Member of the'Royal College, London. • would be evidently improper to accede, without pre. i guile. . •
THE Patronage this Institution has received, far vious enquiry, to any each masers as some Gentle. I
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motion waxagnmetrien. - . . - '' .
the exelegige treatment and Cure of both Sexes, afflicted men proposed, for doing away with time lima silo.
with Venereal Complains,, and their d:eadful consequences, as gether. On this ground them, be conceived a Caw Mr. Serjesnt BEST resolved the strictures, debility. uiceintinns, &c. conducted ender the ma. Ls
a:igen:cm of the brat profess:o,o abilities, williiatisfy the pup.. Mittel of Enquiry ought to be appointed. He could . had given before the Rams with
respicri,
lie of the hus:h merits ofll-. KIERNANS plait. and that by it ; not think it proper to trouble tie Howse with any amendment of the Insolvent Debtote Act, rill Sell
taw inconveniences of Public Chanties Inve nvolded, wkill the ! „„i.„1.,--,. L.
xtermeteinent with respect to the effecteof the his Motion for the 1 lth inst.
young and unwars are protected against the fatal delusions held 11- r •• •
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Dal by ;Ores 'Wee pretenders in this branch of practice. Since Assize letw•generally, nor indeed could he think H Sits. ROMELLY presented a Petition Lean ih
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istoo,as appeared by the .Onsmai Reptirt of 1814. 513toatientatof necessary, as he did not anticipate any oppositioe to , Debtors
oath Sex. Nillave hem) curedos ithout confinement or nijury to the the motion which he was about to submit;. con teed U I C i- •
at nco n astir, epeentaing. tint
bat
the
repeal of the Insolvent Debtors' Act. ..
ie.. isititrtina, mid with a delicacy and seCricihrtherto imskii.wn 1.
i matey of Shoed have lahsaunt endegAlrn pipet tql.stailleatistl f inns meat, say 0 few' words as •to the operation of tne 'Ordered to lie on the table. '
of the disease from ten to twenty vases. The Ifv.i• symptoms' Assize systs.,, with wige,t, operation *my bundler.
yield to Mr. Kientan's treatment in li Ow days; and where ,
appeonsoce of debility come, nn..1,,,, earl, ,ppikonoo c,„,,„t i might easily Make himself a.cquainted. It was a fact;.
he
moodfrii
by
either
sea,
with
the !
wee
in place; ho assize. was resorted to, for it..:i
to: made to prevent the danger that may crone.
Mr. Kip min may with the M • t t to y
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1 greatest secrecy. at his prisate hou-e, No. 11, Lower Char-Ordered aicordingly.
lone-street, Wailed-wore, front nine tat welve in the morn- the law. of assize or not, the public were morefe. •
tag. and f biX till nine at night tto whom letters tad other vearably circumstanced. For instance, in the town elliiitAoliP, gp.rfd'ltsw• ..O 4/ s..
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hSCRPR OF BONAPARTE
Mr. FREMANTLg asked, whether- any and iritet
commenironte.,, from town alai country, may be addressed, and , of
Birmingham, where the law of assize was not, measures had been taken to prevent the escape of
wits tie punctaally answered.
Joist published, - established, and where wheat was at 653. a quarter, IBottapirte from the island of Elba ?
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the above DISPA-
.` the qoartern loaf was soid at 81d. by a Company •
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SER. price 3s. By Y. Kiernan; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, • Lord CASTLEREAGH. replied (es. far as we
Flee.. 1 too, which tan
this bread was quite so I Lordthat cruisers had with d' • led 20 per cent. upon their capital.
nand Jones, 20, Pateractter-row t and by Highley, 24,. could collect from. the low tone le which the Roble
street.
f white as that sold in London but it was of the Istate off the island of Elba.
• standard wheaten quality. If ;hen the law of assize i
1 I sodme time afterwerds,. • .
were really beneficial, how came this difference !--, '
I Mr: C. W. WYNNF, observed, that he tinder.. ,
According to the old law, the Assize of Breed was ' stood our Naval-011ieers in the Mediterreueanetated,
set by the price of wheat, but by a Statute, eppli.
' that if they ever saw Bonaparte at sea, they•hiti. •nst
cable to Landon only, which was enacted in 1797, '
authority to interfere with or interrupt his.plogrems
the Assize was set by the price of flour, anti this ;
and therefore he wished to know whether. that state.
Statute, 'which pawed as a private Bill, was actually :meat was correct? .
heoeght upon the petition of the bakers of London. I . •
Lord CASTLEREA.GII said, that he did bet
.To this Statute the lion. Gentleman attributed the
Meats to argue the question. i ....... .. •
greater part, if not the whole, of the evil complain, i .
Mr. WYNN. E added, that he did not ask .the
ed of in the London Assize. The Hon. Gentleman •
Noble Lord to argue, but to answer Isis question.
I
observed, that this' subject had been investigated by I v •
Avo answer was made.,
Committees of that House heretofore, without pro-
diming any material result ; but the public attention Mr. W. FinG ERA LH moved :that the several
being now so particularly directed towards it, ir•teas . Reports from the Committees ou the Public lucerne
not too much to say that the public swish should not i and Expenditure of Ireland, and the several Ac-
he disappointed. i counts and Papers presented to the House in 1813,
The motion being made,
1 1814, and 1815, relating to the public income and
Mr, RCFtE said, that the Act of 1797, to which
. expenditure of Ireland, be referred to a Select Coro.
mittee, and that they be directed to enluire and
the Hen. Gent. referred, was not adopted without
due enquiry, and that as to the effect of that Act, it !report to the House, what has been, during the last
24 years, ending the, sth Joy of January, 1813, the
was found that the price of bread would hare been
increase and redemption of the public funded debt of
higher if settled by the average price of wheat, than
i Ireland, and whit was the Otte and amount thereof
if settled by that of 'flour. It was undoubtedly
on the said day; what has been the progress of the
true that the qoartern loaf was ususdly cheaper in i
permanent revenue of Ireland during the same psi.
the country than in London, sometimes indeed
A CARD. - three-pence cheaper, and this circumstance called for , 11'19 and what may be the expected future annua
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QUACK CRY NOT ONLY INJURES BUT DESTROYS enquiry. 1 produce of the taxes now existing in that country;
' THOUSANDS. • i what has been the total expenditure of Ireland itt
Superior Advice is of importance to the Afflicted. The Motion was agreed to, and the Committee ap. each year of the same period, distinguishing the
fIOOPEIt and CO. Surgeons, Members of the pointed.
PRESENT CRISIS. amount expended on account of the joint expendi.•
w....., rtes:il Colleges of Loudon and Etliuburgh, after 3.) years'
Mr.estensve practices .coritimie in direct their studies us the cure of • observed,
M WHITBREAD that before the re. lure of Great Britain and Ireland, or which may
a Certain CompE . lut in all its stages, and those debilities pro- • test. an Address was agreed to, requesting the pro- appear to be still due on that account, and what was
duced by juveoile indiscretions,' long residence to hid cliinntes, :
&r. &r. which, if not timely remedied, derange tl,e system, duction of certain Papers, with respect particularly the amount of the unfunded debt end demands out.
and shorten life. :to the proceedings of Congress, and he wished to standing and enprovided for in Ireland, on the sth
Slight and recent cases of infection are, by their peculiar know whether those Papers, which were promised day of .ranuary, '181!); and likewise to take into
!node, eifrctually cured in a few days; and they particularly
obe or 'coming . y
claim the anemia:: of shine who have attempted the cure them. ' t fti • on the first da the House re-as their corisicieration the accounts relating to the
selves, or who have been so untatanate as to have a blind and sembled, were yet in readiness to he laid od the Trade and Ntvig,stiou of Ireland during the same
fatal confidence M men ignorant of so important a branch of e-
the
o , e .,
.. table ? Ile was also desirous to be informed whether period, and report the same to the -House ; together
profession, whose Improper treatment not only frequently
siroys the vital spark, but caws Eruptions rio the head! face, ncorrectly understood the Chancellor of the Exche- with their observations on the whole matters refer-
nod body. sore eyes, mouth. nod nose, vertigo, poise ineithe Goer yesterday,
snellings in the neck, ulcerated sure throat, strictures, '
would be laid before the ! The several Reports of the Commissioners to en.
that the promised communication ' red to them.
from the Prince Regent
obstinate :sleets, nodes ou the skin h Met, noctornal pains in the • _
near
him quire into Fees its Ireland, were referred to the
head and limbs (too frequently mistaken for rheumatism), ex. House to-morrow, as some of his friends
tr io weakness the knees. and swelled narks, until at length
dropsy ensuees with a general debility and decay of the con.ri. had doubts upon the subject, whether the Right above Committee, which was appointed after a short
tution :sit erring from this (heedful disease larking in the maul, Hon. Gent.'s promise referred to Thursday or to- conversation between Sir J. Newport and Mr. Fitz.
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or the improper use of r-ereory, and which svniptoins Ire- morrow ? gerald, the former maintaining that this motion was
quently appear years after, and too often embitters the tnatri- 1
I The Ministeri happening
monist state. to have withdrawn from meant merely to anticipate the motion of which he
had given notice for to-morrow,' to 'con` the 14
Messrs. Cooper and Co.'s experience in the above discroers, .
' ' the House
are unparalleled. Are conoulted dad, from Ten till .Eight, by i Mr. WiIITIMEAD repeated his question upon Reports of the Commissioner, appolitted to examine
all ranks of People, or by letter. biotin& their elite' age. "'Se the re-appearanee of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. the evils connected with the collection of the Irish
air lasing, Ac. (ewtsting a resbittance), whets Inrilietnes. nod •
tree hest advice, will be sent bratty part of the town mar reentry. I That Right on. man , belief, •
Direct. Messrs. Cooper sad Co: Sorgeoss, Glisrlotte-house, , that the Avers referred ho by determination to abandon—bet the
Hon. Gentle elitist NN Revenue, which, motiron the Hon. Baronet, therefore,
the Now. Ge9t..vreoe expressed his detern
Great CharLote-street, Blackfriars-road. Load n; hat no
Letter, are-naitwered which do net coalman a ermmittnit Fee. • reg .r .r -- i
dv ye' dtight•flon. Mover denied Mat he was actuated by
• N. B. The nit.' and Fistula are by them cared Without cut- had his Noille• nerd (Castlesleagh) been•abld '2ll4Wuddhave
been* Peetritedtte:. tiny such motive, as it was his anxious wish tb re• .
tine.
. ito Melee gratis, on Tuesday, UMW; 1111 unites Moro- s . . se. ' teat in due Alftte • bat Ms Noble FrieedS itrieti bed
• Jr pot sit, salgikt area- bevipectod to yetis* to win in ay degr“ &tit&
move the evils complained of, none of which evils
•batable Co' those at present
joss, from EiOttill Tor,irc. , • . , .
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SUPERIOR ADVICE.

IT is of the first consequence to ascertain on
whose talents rind inteet it v n firm reliance may be
placed in adlict;ori. hlrssr,;. CURRI lt; rind Co., Surgeons of
eminence and high professional atiohintents, Members of the
Rrysd Colleces -1 1, lon mot KilintnbrAlt, pre eat to the Pith.
lie the mull of 30 years et, perience in the Cure of Venerenl
(;omphiinta, noel them Debilities and DeScienriev which not
uurrespreistly prevent tie embitnr the matrimonial state. In the
lutenists grad:Mous, fro la recent infection to ronthmird Inca;
their Waitangi commanils very often a speedy, and always a
(adieu! rare. In itubioui cosec, their long nod well-arriingr rl
espeetertee• rives theta a pi maptitude of decision that secures
the Patient f being mereu:ialized rmt of existence, or hav-
ing his entitlastion under...inert. and the vim' principle destroy.
ed by a latent, but invitliair. diveove, or u blind nod fatal confi-
dence in rlitilittut pre te:Airr,..
Its Nervou3 Debilitt, Vascular Relavntion, and Many of
the 0. gall., it ri•111.: 6'olo e YCVS•ire it.lllllgelWe.
et.i,ll“te., nr solaork tenovail), their practice gives new life and
..nerc% to the Noel's, even in en•es which are vergine an de-
Strirtrirev rind other derange:news of the Urethra they
rl.ll3lWe in a mild and elrectioil mower. Slight and recent cases
of Venereal infection are cured hi the short pe.iod of two
days,
fa the Female Sex it will he corovilitnry to know that they
may hr cored of those Debilities which defeat conception, and
sap the found aim' of connubial felicity.
Painaits treatc,l with cuadomt, delicacy, and inviolable re
erect'. . .

hle,ri. CURRIE and Co. mny be consulted every day, ad
their Immo-. hri, ll.ittan.,l3, den.
•.• Letters front the Cminiry, tinting minntely the cave.
made of living, nud entbrriii:: a readdame for Advice and
Medi( ine:, w iii he Heated a iaa siudiuus attention.
No. lu7. 11. Hue.-grudrig.

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hat view
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n stated,
rhaduq
)fogress,
at state.
did b
ask the
Ilion..
several
Imcome
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Ac-
in 1813,
wne and
ct Com.
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the last
113, the
I debt of
thereof
of the
ame pe.
annual
wintry ;
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Itpendl•
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hat was
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to the
he same
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to the
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set the
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tb re• .
Ht evils
present