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SALES. #- FRENCH PAPERS,
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(tent is so general in Piedmont, that they dare not
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Leasehold. Mary-le bonne. ' --manot--.
German all all !tell the truth to the inhabitants, and are compelled to.
By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON. PARIS, APRIL ?A.—Throughout all G
Auition*Marr. near the Bank, on WEDNESDAY, the Frenteenen are ordered away. I falsify facts in order to prevent the explosion which .
of May, ,it Twelve o'clock, by Order of the Pro- motives to. dine, he must decamp iimfraneldniantrelyink*ller after- is preparing. There is no Liberty of the Press its •
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weeds;; ithe arrives the evening, he must set off Piedmont, and we place in the list of falsehoods the •
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ESPECTABLE LEASEHOLD Brick built• t
WELLING-HOUSX, eligibly situate No. 21, Upper fatty iil 4e morttiug. story of the King of Naples being wounded and c0n-
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se-street, Montague-,quare, Mars-le-bonne ; mobilo-I YeY"edWte have more certain intelligence, of the .16th
of thailne-roarta,; Citing and tweatt.st parlours, ex- f•,,,,,,a 6,, min,.
!bombers, kitchen, and every other upporteuence suit-
of April, which states, that the King of Naples had
Tto.' Adobe is sentea,iimself there on the 19th of Mil Month.
the! recilitions of a genteel family.
"The/Colonels, Majors, Chiefs of Eta • attacked the Austrian Army in front of Modena-
n a respectable and .mueb improved neighbourhood •is , ttalion and/
lease for an extensive term, and subject to a lovr,gro:md
Lieutenante, and Sub- Lieute- completely beaten it, ' d'i've it beyond the
• Squadron, Captains,
with considerable loss. Parma and Placentia *were • ,
be viewed ten doss preceding the sato, and printed rants of every urine, who are now in Paris out of in the King's possession. The insarrectien makes •
active service, in consequence of having been
lan had on the *Premi.es; of Mr. king, Solicitor, •
s-court,Thrugsnorton-street ; and of Mr. Drayton, Auc- half-pay or discharged, and who have Offered to i
put on great progress in ItalY, and the Neapolitans are every ..
rt. where received witlijoy.4 : •
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i serve/ ere requested to repair to the staff of gar- i• ..
Coopentale Hall Faro. Emelt.,/
By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON, t rises at the Place Vendome. It wit, Ise'pieper for'' Vielearte. hem dreßoble, that evert preps/Von h
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;them ta bring' with them a stainensent of their ter.
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' making there to establia a formidable" amp 'Or tiara. . -.
Auction Start, time the Bank. on WEDNESDAY.
end they • formed that'the object.• 'l' dly arrive therein
7, Issb, at Twelve, by Order of the Proprietor. tar{ vice,-;
prepare the mining of enabling h,,,„,-. Gent Frwiwts who tulliinlited 41'0011 i4ll' ilifir,;r4-46/-4 ''''. -
i acceptable offer should he made by Privaie Contract.
LEASEHOLD VILLA and GRAZING ' Presiut measure is to
ARM, near the town of Epping, in the County of , tilPnOikparAypte in 11.040tern4ttiolibitede. ef.his- ' Vendee by the capture of Charritthied at ilea ;• •
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comprising 11 well-halt uniform Dwelling-House, being Maineff the E-mperor. Ipoleonville on the 15th; to to this . • taillijoat itisitengss • ,
pale }tall, in the centre of 117 nerve, -16 'of which are lin •article frem Milan says, ihr Neapolitan. aniVirlothoeia Old Vendee- •.. , •-•' '.*. • •• .
ad the remainder meadow, in the highest state of cult'. ~ . . • !", I
The House is well constructed,'
and erected with the has assumed the name of the Italian Army. ' • A letter from iralenciennet of As 19tir se.-
bemotial materials; Ike approach thrnogh a grove of nounces, that the number of troops in garrison there, ~
elms, in the midst of a tine country, and a neighbour . VIENNA, APRIL 13.—According to private but •
the first respectability; with every convenient domestic authentic information,and cantoned in the neighbourhood, amounts to - •
the King ofNaples has not ac.
'' .tsepted the propositions made to him through Count ' 52,000 men. ' I
sent for a family, witb .stabling, beim, cow-basses' r -.- •
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ry other appei.dage neeessars Tor ?he prosecuting. of the NA) P A Paper, called the Universal Journal, is pub. ,
business. Held on Lease fiir an unexplredlenn of U perg. This negociator returns. • Ilished at Ghent. It is edited by, French emigrants,
The Emperor.Alelander wishing to reinforce the
Christina: last, subject to a very low rent.
Se viewed St days pfior to the Sale, and printed Patti- 1 artily of his august Atte '
,„ Maly, t _._ • ._. and regarded as the Journal of the Count de Lille. '• •
. detaches, it is said, ...
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tad at the Castle. Woodford ; Rsw'hock, Wow dford : , •-• •
of one of his armies, 30,000 men, who will tragerie
'lit continually calls the army the vile soldiery the ' .
Eagle, Snaresbrpook ; White Hart, Rponford ;I
Boturdillmi and Hewett, Solicitor,, I.ittle Friday- Hatigry to reach their destination. -Congress has
: peasants brigands, the friends of liberty Jacobins, our .1 '
Cheapside ; Greet, Mao, Isaytonsione ; Red Lyon, 1-• sanctio idthe kingdom of 1 h d d most illustrious Generale buccaneers and highway. 't
of Mr. Drayton, Auction Marl; and Forest Gate, Venn
Venice.
n new Am-ar y and j
men and- our most distinguished Statesmen traitors
sd, Essex. . / -
• . . and scoundrels. • • • ; h
Freehold Residence, Enfield, Middlesex. I Boacto Sao DONIS() An 14.—A courier from 1
1 '• •i Coont Regtiand is appointed Secretary of State to • ,
By Mr. EDISIIIND DRAYTON, ! Vivant' has -arrived at Parole, and delivered to the
Auction Marto bear the Bahk, on WEDNESHAY, fUoll the Imperial Pam*.
of Naples dispatches, the contents of which , -..
17, 1815, at T.welie, by Order of the Proprietor, um- t M ASSENA, Prince of Essling, ha arrived et Park., •
: hate not transpired, but which appear to have in no $ acceptable offer is mode b, Private Contract,l —lie has rendered to the Emperor an account of • )
'REEROLD Brick . built DWELLING. ' way changed his Majesty's plao. it was observed, .
OUSE, desitably situate nenr the (N/.lllile woe. Eat- !that on reading them, he several times repeated, ! the situation of the South. 'the measures adopted
ash, and containing airy chambers, dining nod breokfa-t "Nis too tale-Italywishes be free, and b to ree 'by the Marshal have completely re-established tract.
shall e •it• • • 1.-
s, kitchen, wash-house, pantry, amplitude of cellaring,s• qui ity in these countries, and the three-cieloured . •
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ard, with entrance by folding-gates, inelo-ed drying- I *K."
de'aehed double coach house, three-stall stable, with flag floats on all parts, of the coast which had been in . •
e loft over, fowl and knife-houses, spacion. garden, t APRIL 27.—A decree of the 22(1, relative- arms. The Prince of Essling eulogises the good .
.PARIS,
walled, with every convenient, for the immediate re-Ito the organisation of Free Corps, contains the (01- : conduct of the National Guard of Illevsellies, and
of a genteel family. The home is most delightfully si- •
i lowing Amongst other dispositions :
ithin 10 miles of Loudon with a nest f .re coon, in- ! m - - .
~,,,,,,d. ; Vile or more free e.orps shall be organised in each ,
I he, in particular raise's the town of Toulon.
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.y iron railio4, in insist splistantial repair, ard c Count Maret, Councillor. of State, is gone to
sreSque views of the surrounding country. •Or the froutier departments of the empire. For this Lyons, as Commissioner Extraordinary frothtliiiG6. -
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be viewed It) days prior to the sale, by ticket, only, t purpose volunteers are to be enrolled from the na-witb printed Particulars, may he hid of Mr. Drayton, 1 d'
An Count Missy d Anglas is gone in the
1-Man. Particulars may likewi-e he bad at the New tional guards not on active service, discharged soldiers,
lento:tut-Groat Bell, ,Fak i and forest-guards. same character to Bourdeauz. --s
althannAhhey ; Falco'', •
The free corps will arm, .equip,- • M. Bourdon Vatry, Commissioner Extraordinary . 1
White Hart, Tottenham; and at the Black Horse,
... 1 and mount themselves at their own expellee.
led Wells. They from the Emperor to the 7th Military Division, has a- ,'
. are to receive no pay either in war or peace, but will .. i
..1.....-..... left Grenoble to proceed to Chambery. .
, I hit entitled to field-rations only at the moment of war.
SPRING DIET. •A letter from Calais, dated April
23, says •:
E "COCOA, prepared from the Nut of the ..Ettery thingthese freacorps takee.rom theenemy shall • cs The communications with- England take place' as-
osialoss Trace,. ow.bittlay extallesi by the most ernimsat , bit-good prize and for their owssousakunosta., The f I 0111104? y, hot 41111-Rembel of pawners is very knots.
ono ila the Continent, and in this country, fox its nuiri• : ~....n _ n
o and military stores they take shall be -
al corrective qualities (as superior to the toim..Driuk, i "“
ober vegetable al-ernative) in cases of weakness-4'4hr .purchased by the State at 3.4ths of their value, and . siderable."
The Duchess of Orleans is going to reside et the
eruption of the skin, scrofula, and other conistitutienal • rewards shall be given to the partisans ,for the pri-
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Castle of Chanteloupe which belongs to Count- ..._
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by Wilson, Grocer, 39, Strand. , . soners they shall take, in proportion to their indivi- Chaptal. Besides the pension to the Duchess of Or.• .
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tif whom may be had, dual importance. leans, the Emperor has given one of 300,000 francs
PREPARED CARRACCO COCOA, which being Accounts from Italy state, that the Neapolitan , ,
it of its oily matter, sits much lighter on the stomach, to the Duchess of Bourbon, and two of 25,000 franca
rds more nourishuseut than Chocolate or any other pre. army has made a retrograde and concentrating move- each to the Abbes de St. Far and de St. Albin. -
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n of the Cocoa Nut. ment, occasioned, doubtless, by the arrival of the re-
'rand.
inforcements which the Austrian ,prmy has received . i •
o COURIER EXTRAORDINARY, or THURSDAY Molte-
n tiItLITY, Km and perhaps also to approach the numerous rein- : lan.
COURAGED by the uniform success at- Iforcements which it is expecting, and which are or-' The Vienna Observer of the 12th says, that the • s
riding the peculiar method of Treatment in the cure of
Iganizing in its rear. I Ministers accredited to the Count de Lille had re.
president Complaints, which has been confirmed by the-
nee of many years, in n lame and extensive practice— The Journal de Paris gives the following extracts cet •
ved orders to proceed to their post, and that Biron
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ako, of the happy effects aeguhing to the Public from !Vincent was to set off immediately for Belgium.
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from the Turin Gazelle of the 18th :-
1 Men confining their attention to a certain class of Dig. • 1
Besse. GOSS mid CO. Members of the Royal Col- 64 MILAN, APRIL 15.—T0-day, about four in the I It is said, that a Sicilian corps has landed In the . .
Sul:trolls in lengdort, continue to direct their studios to afternoon, arrived Colonel Meretich, dispatched by i Calabrias) and was marching on Naples. -
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tisorders arouse from a secret deitnictive habit of in- General
Frimont to Marshal pent, ard with the ,
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ate• Youth, w hirh uot onfy OCCa4IOII4 a numerous train
Kt APRIL 12.1
,ous Affections, but also entails on its votaries all the ! official news, that the Neapolitan army was retiring [EXTRACT FROM TilE JOURNAL OF 41.0 , 1
Mg imbecilities of old age.- In that distres.ing state of lin
yof Deficiency, whether the consequence of such bane- I had ,- Ferri .
great heats, and that the Austrian advanced guard : NAPLES. APRIL 4.-" Madame Letitia arrived in
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its, excessive drinking, long residence in hat climates, I enteren ,in consequence of thedeparture this capital yesterday evening, from the Isle of Elba, .
other cause, by which the passers of the constitution of General Figuelmont i the Neapolitan shi Joachim of 80 guns. Iler
from Manivatoßodlogna, to -11 P I
enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeon. of London, make the necessary preparations for establishing' tine a e arrival was announced to the people by a discharge of ,r, 1.
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Ter a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and artillery. Cardinal Feseh has been here for soma
is health. Austrian head-quarters in that city. ! •
re tin early application is made for the Cure of a Cer- " APRIL 14.—The enemy was advancing in force days."—(Moniieur of Naples.) • . •
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sorting-, frequently contracted in a moment of ioehrie- 1 some days Fand the tl / - /of GENOA, APIIIL 15.—General Frimont expects ?or'
eradication is generally completed in the short spoce a , for
tys, and ill the more advanced and inveterate stages Of I °Cain Bello. It was his intention to make himielf numerous reinforcements to resume offensive opera- t
al Infection, characterized by! lions. The Neapolitans only occupied Reggio a few :; s
Though
a variety of painful and I master of these positions at any expence.
log amp , a perseverance in their plan (without re• •
tidier or exercise) will ewure to the Patient a permanent Irepulsed with
he was
considerable
loss in various t a - hours; they left it in consequence of orders from
least cure. . .
Diseases of the Urethra, ns frequently connected !an
tacks, the General in Chief thought proper to order King Joachim, who caused these troops to take
r arising from the above Complaint, have not escaped ' attack on his left flank, and charged Lieut.-Gen, another direction. The corps of General Bianchi
from Mo-
gentian; by an infallible.md improved plait, they careen- , Bianchi '
with this operation, which he executed with : was in the evening of the 10th two leagues
to remove oh:dist/Ile Glenn and St,ictures, whether distinguished intrepidity. : dens. There has been a new engagement between
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ur of lung duration, without resorting to the puinrui • sfi v _ • rt
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germ's me of the Caustic Bougie. Many instances can be ! z.eavingtionzaga on the 10th, he marched upon ; the Neapolitan troops and those of the Austrian Ge-
i of very inveierlte eases, of several years romimuntre.
Carpi a column under Count Stahremberg, who soots . neral Nugent, near Pistojs. Letters from Tuscany
.ielded to their method ilia few days, after the, cure had fell
in with the enemy, commanded by General Pexe, state, that his Majesty the King of Naples has levied •
. .
[tempted by Ater Practitioners without effect ; 'and
3 hero the agreeable result of a practice of 14 years, attacked « and compelled him to throw himself into large contributions on Florence.--(Gazette of
inside of tre.timcm has t.ot, in one single instance, ever / • . t
aborrive, during which period many thousand persons the town in.confusion, which he attempted to defend. Genoa.)
66 But the enemy seeing himself threatened by a BOLOGNA, APRIL 9.—lmmediately on the intelli-
5 Sears have experienced the enjoyment or having been • • • !
ly cured, after severe and injurious methods had been speedy assault, seconded by a movement of Colonel gone of the Proclamation of the Independence of
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rail in to no porp.ose. - :,. i
having reached the Departments of the Rubicon,
tarried Femles, se eypselatumg of those tender Leczinsky, of the Simbscherg regiment, who a& Holy . .
of connuir algaappiness have bet n defeated, it may also • and taneous movement, arose en mum to go out and meet
ranted with two companies towards ilitartirolo, to the Reno, and the Nether Po, the people, by a spon-
tasing reflection to krow, that by a proper perseverance cut off his retreat, hastily evacuated Carpi,
re.tied:es, the general health is renovated, and the ire- passed
it. removed. the Secchia, pursued by our troops. Besides the Neapolitans, and to
at. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure -of these the 500 prisoners whom we made in the evening of and as brethren. The potpie every where flew to •in c
lanthe 10th his loss in killed and wounded most be at complaint., in order that they may not be marked arms, and registers are opened at Fuenza, at Forli, _
istaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the ,
and at Bologna, wherein citizens of all ages enrol
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t empitie, think it but justice to themselves to slate, least to an equal amount.
' It
:y have teen properly educated and initiated into every themselves for the independence of Italy. The Bo-
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" In consequence of this operation, the whole
or the profession (certificates m
tes of which, fro various division Carascosa, aboutlognese, who have in all ages been distinguished for
Is, and testimonials from the highest professional oath°. Modena
andretired to its position beyond thee
, . 8000 strong, evacuatedpa.
their
patriotism, mid" their energetic character ce.
hey have to convince logy enqutrer). That a residence Neapolitans' entry as a • •
runner hemisphere of our eastern world, as well us in naro. Gen. Biancht's advanced guard . en
lebrated tho day of the
rots, emlaoldens them to assert, that their researches entered Mo-
. festival. Immediately ,on the next morning, the _
I.etut oatfined to diseases already enumerated, they bold dens on the 11th. e
!rtainly of renovation toroth ns may labour under the veterans and young peoplw. of the city disputed
ling effvets of a life pas.sed tinder the torrid zone. And "It appears from the reports of prisoners, that
directed with each other for the honour of enrolling them. N
soar having had opportunities, in their professional ca-
Joachim commanded in person the attacks
rider the banner of independence ; the aged -
of foriniug as intimatte acquaintance with the cotutitu- against -
abits of seafaring persons; they offer to them the best certain that the person of distinction who was People and females ardently seconded• these impres-
re
ms of immediate ter ; that the seeress resulting from wounded and con
sinus. The Professors of the University, animeted by
on
denvours first induced them to quit the practice of the
the same zeal, and headed brthe Professors Gam-
practitioner; and they presume their pretensions con. himself. ', E '
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discontentc)
s fair ground for the unprecedented confidence withgreat , baci_ and Massi, presented thiesselves to General
Leech', to request of Joachim of Italy to be incOr-
hey have, by the public, bents'. liberally humoured. at '
a'aeTialsge Neapolitan
themselves troopsdeceived
i display
uts in the country are requested to state the particularspinlaytheir hopes, and
case age, and manner of living, enclosing a remittance especially Their • pointed among the brave Neapolitans, and vowing
in that of popular co-operation.
ire old medicines, and the remedies will be given or for- waist of discipline and rapacious spirit never to lay down their arms until the soil of Italy
be cleansed from all foreign Miitere. •-I
to any part of the kingdom. odious, that in a number of places
tzendiearhathheitmanstos
should
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!. consulted at their house daily (personally, or by letter, King Joachim Napoleon, by a Puree. the 3d
id) by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy,
" the above of April, has nominated Pellegrino _Re •• to be
maim'. i The Journal de Paris observes, that
have taken up arms against them." -
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Fleet4treet. • l least The spirit ,of distort- Commissary for the three. DepaAt,rnetits oil -.openo, ';c:,
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