The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-17 00:00:00

/ ; . i , _:.' :.t^ _ ~, 4 . .. ~ :S: a . : • 4 P.theit • • '4:o • .Marshal Prince Schwarttenberg atat ow the froin Altkircheo uptizi Menthe'Herd, with the whole Austrian army. Befort is obseried by a de+ tachment.' Count Wittgenstein hat crested' the Rhine neat what was fort Louis, and hate occupied the two fOrtt ban and Alsace, *MA were evacuated. .4idridial' Mucha has . also crossed the Ailing, awl holds CUbhintt. The tlnssian corps of. bingerest Is fare Mayence , on theleft bank of the Rhine,. Cu.i i .being still masked. Gen. Sicken Crossed thartiber .n the Ist January, In • presence of his Moi q iy thg King of Prussia, nearOppenlielm; and haiingstermed redoubt, took six cannon, and 700 pristineri e Russian General St.. Priest Crossed below *pi ence. None of these corps have as yet met with series!. resistance, and they are on the beet terms with the in. • Lbitants. I - hue heard of but one instance where _ have • been fired Upon from the 'villages by the inhabitants. Several regiments of Cpssacks have pasted, and have pats-Wad n toweeduffemay, as is different direcA )1111. The dreadful fever which broke but truing the 'rench last year, and which infected the whole coon ' through which thb merlins of their army passed, . continued on that line, and the places they have occupied, in many of which it ravers with increased. ioleace. • Mayence, Leipsic, 'forget', and Drshden, are the places where it is at present most desteigetite. The French are the principal victims, but many of the in... \itants of the adjacent villages perish. Torgaa is • much infected, that it would be dangerous to In. troduce fresh troops. The Russian reinforcements are very fine, and the \ f.\.- )y is healthy and in good condition, hones as welt men. By the latest accounts the enemy was reported to .ve 12,000 men at Metz. The Guards were red , moved from thence, and are stated to be concentrate ' about Pavia, except three or four thousand, paid have been detached towards Flanders. There is no considerable force at • Besancon ; the General commanding there went to Lyons for ac• cour, but returned without success. The Monitcurs have been received here to the 30th lusive, which contain Burlaps, •e's answer to the Address.--I have the honour to be, &c, "isciluot Castlereagh, fec. du•. ttc. CATHCART:, (TRANSL kTION.) 0f...v. A .rkirch, Jnn. A. 1814 4 . Yesterday .Capt Baron Wemmer arrive(' with diot .t., .aches from Field-Marshal Lieutenant Count Bub. tt, announcing the occupation of the city of Genet!. When the troops arrived within cannon shot, Count Bubna was informed that it was intended --der the place. tillery, %elder*, and fasqines, _lva Ipe shot of the place, when they saw the white and at the same time the enemy's cavalry re• ng towards Chambery. Major Count St. Quintin, who had been sent into the town, reported that the Commandant, Gen. Jourdis, a worthy old Officer, _ lying ill of violent cramps, surrounded by his Staff, and in such a state as to be unable, either to resist or capitulate. The gates were opened, and the troops marched in, occupied the town and the passage over the Arve. On the 29th of December fifty artillerymen had arrived, and there was a report that several Nitta,. 'ions had marched from Turin to reinforce the gar rison of Geneva, and that Gen. Fournier was ordered, the Emperor Napoleon, to defend this most4nti.- portant point to the last extremity. In this fortress was found a very valuable artillery *operation, one hundred and seventeen cannon, of which nineteen are iron ordnance, and thirty French field pieces. Count Bubna lost no time in detaching parties on road from Gee to St. Claude, to secure the pas le over the Jura; and also patroles from Martigny upon Simplon and St. Bernhard's mountains. FRENCH PAPERS. PARTS, SAW. B.—A merchant in Paris has thTs morning communicated to us the following letter, vhich he has received from one of his correspondents Antwerp, and which we literally copy Intelligence from Breda announces to me, that Alown and its environs sea a prey to all the hoe. rers of war. Violation, devastation, pillage, horrors every kind—these are what an uncurhed soldiery :ng with them. Ali the shops and houses have been shut up. The men and women dare ,not go mit, for fear of experiencing the vilest treatment.— The Cossacks, by nay of preference, put their horses the best furnished apartments. All the houses filled with smoke." This is the manner in which our enemies con- Act themselves in Holland. What must we expect from them, if all France does not present to them a rampart of iron. IMPERIAL DECREE. • After having examined our Decree of this date, which regulates the organization, of the National 3uard of our good city of Paris, we have decreed, and do decree, as follows : Art. 1. We appoint Major-General and Second in Coinrard, !mind Duke of Conwjliano. Adjutant-Generals—The General of Division Coma Harm; Count Bertrand. Grand Marshal ; Count Montesquicm, Graui Chamberlain; Count de Montworestcy. Adjutant-Commandants- Baron Laborde. Adjutant-Cons • maintains of the city of Paris; Count Albert de Bart.ts ; Count Germain, and Sieur Murton. Capan-Adjutants—Count La Robetslere, Chevalier Adolphe de Maission, Montbreton, Collin, LiNordiet, Lonaine, Catdon and Mallet. .2. We tppoint Chiefs of Legion. Coent de tiuntant, the fa ther, Costal Begnaud de Saint Jeau d'Amoly, Baton kin: \ +, ,/ .. J4 ' ;' ' .' '9 " -• .• ''' 4 r ~,, s . / - • . ... • • . . • - t. . .•.- ~ . . ~ -. . . ;• 7 ' . ..T . ; ' 4 „ ? 1 •17 t ' . ?:1Wc71:3#14:716.. 7 : 41 F`,.'t . '„. -' 3;*. r . 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':' -.* ' 7 'V) ' 'lf; 4 I t'....t ~e...„t‘ kiiNt t .., • . . : 4 ) . . . • • 1 Mo. 24(11 . • . : . . .. . . - • ~.. . . . .. .; .. . . 4 • • . - LONDON JANUARY' - 4 .. '. -! .1 ;-- ' ".. ... • i.. . 4 i illip MONDA Y, 17 , 'ltit ... , ..... ~,. .., , _ ~ • . .. . _ • - I- W Ask's Taxation's &nisi I I Sy, isaisted Goias* fit, !--Siritariltallih holliii sat eirtorsits . Hastessze I . .......,-. . lqi 4A IKE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE • _,l • t r ar''' II Ii„ present EVENING, Jan. 17, their BOOKS PUBLISHED' THIS DAY. • • - ~,,,,, c -: , • .. . :ft s itipPlowetiorr VI •. • • •'` -..-.. -. • . ;Field A,11.•,:i1v,.• aerventi will perform ' ' ' -MB LO.NBO A r - 9421E771i' ' 1, t for the 4th time. • New Re. rio-Contic Opera, called • MRS: MEBRE'S NEW NOVEL. • mare) 'O7 SATURDAY, JAN. 18; .. ,-; , • • 4 -' . NARENSKY ;-- In Four Vol.. 12ino. price 44e. . WhOli OR, THE ROAD TO YAROSLAF...; • CONSCIENCE: - • —64... •,-, tachn After which, . Author of "Matrimony , " " Amazement " " Ellesmere." .... " Julian," " l'ible of .+' hate Poreign.o.ffice, Jan; 18. Co . 1 il A as 00, .. r . pl‘adial Comic Pantomime, celled Printed for A. K. New w m il a i n a a p nd pea C r o in Leadee tbe sor tal c l.st i_ reet. .thipatchess sr Width the fullowiag are caplet, haie been re- what i WARIAQU IN HARPER; or, A Jual, from Japan. erived at .tr oihe OfS rs ee h , addressed to Viscount Castlereagh, pr il ife rstrs i....4o - 41. t w Se e ; 'al Price i t i 6.1. --oadPit. Price, , 64... ; Second THE NOVICE; or Heir of Montgomery Cagle, 2 vole. ' fir Cr=aat tadd • Vaal] ' sad his Eseelleaty .t3eneral Viscount •- _ lO3 , I•rs. li.; Seeond Price. 6d. ls.-Upper BATCHELOR'S MISERIES ill By an .Old Maid oft ' • . M. Distinction, 4 vols. . Basle, 2d Jan. 1814. • h o ld s • THE HYPOCRITE ; or, Moder. Janos. 4 vols. 11 . • T liaser-1 have the honour of reporting •to befog" ell I•••ATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARI/EN. .-,. _. . THE PRISON HOUSE; or, The World we live 10, 4 • YOftr letwaship t , that Gen. Bubna • entered Geneva , a THIS present EVENING, Jan. 17, will soh ' o by th ea_?l i tulation, on the 30th. It appears that the sal t b l: ETHELINDE ; or, Recline of the Lake. New . Edttion. be II oliformee t 5 vols. Ger 04011110lInd of the French garrison at that King MIDAS. CONVICTION. By the Author of "Cambrian Pictares," patine, wait without the means of resistance, 1111 that a ~. d re d _.,• - After which, vols. • . SPANISH CAMPAIGN; or, The-Jew, 9 vole. By Mrs. - he every reason to dread the hostility of the in. Th e ] o TILE MILLER. AND HIS MEN.habitants; he vras,allowed to retire with •his gar- ence. I .1 To which will be added. BOMBASTES FURIOSO. Meeke. THE SCOTCHWOMAN. 'ByA. F. Holstein, '2 vela, visa*, sawn (hi- Austrians took possession of the N. .k• • After which. a New Grand Pantomime, called CLASSICAL JOURNAL. Phical• resist ', -ffIARLEQUIN AND Mt..: SWANS; or, The Bath of • Price fis. . The people of Geneva are about to re-establish , habit i r . Beauty. THE CLASSICAL JOURNAL, Number XVI. ! their ansitint government ; they have manifested the a the ticii•FA: ct iesi ta liqu t e ai faile. n . ing Tecit , w a lag ra: s i t l ir a sceradreid var an ie d ty ives e rei t ab C esb lai k s t. ea race l s ac s t r l ge l i l l ibli t e ianor al Cri- _I : 110 . 4111c1 .44 44 406 , . Ilversion to the dominion of France, i iohayi • - ~... .... ~..,.. TO-MORROW. i • 'laWilr7 , and . Co.. the Contractors, remind their forced upon them ; and I hope they I s e 'I i•r' 's Pries& s,id the Public, thin thh brewing of the STATE sequule• Pi"' ledMbt 3 . 14. L. liel•nstl••' • from a ur * - IPIP61 " 11 I l an" thbegeurmace a ' have i • ` 8.011111-.RII iieriait scarce Tract in folio. bunt R. P. Knight's Prolegomena Is Hoineram. A copy of the 1 tha i t _ us ak . lsf .e ' . . ' TO-MORROW, the 18th of THIS MONTH. Vhe Scheme, with wily 12,000 Tickets, camel's' the following first Edition (of which only fifty were printed), was cosy sold 1 ^" 1 ' ; yof Savoy, the same spirit of hatred ' Ti • ~- it . Capital Prizes :- by audio. for above 71. II • the . , any of France has universally been 2 of 420,000 - 4 of 41,000 Prerneet of Longas, with Latin Translation. : Or- - l ab The .i ," . • 11 * - * organization has already been com- trf t I t i- t •.- - • • ..* S,OOO 7 Prologas in Adelphos, fabulam ab alumni. its die country, with the view of asserting its has c 2 . .... 2,00 t) 8 ...... - Fren ', ~ „,,tesides 4,371 of £lOO. g eser, &c. &e. and the First-drawn Wean. attain, A. D. 1613.-Epilogos. Prize above /10. will receive, in addition , 4110,000. Manuscripts, Classical, Biblical, and Biblico-Oriestal. t a ils upon the subject, but I hope at an early period viola . v . TICKETS and SHARES are selling" at SWIFT and co : s ; Account of the Classical Works sold at Br. Goatees Sale, 14 transmit to your Lordship the most favourable iu- M • Gam- - • • - • i No. 31, Aldgate High- , t l .:. ... ' . 1i N b .0 . . ,2 1 : 1 : 41 : 9 (Pl i al V ui h r er i rle g e . - ,: cr i : Is s till Lit Lotter Sil ; r : ". . .t . i . sfAOOO with the prices. • Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-raw ; and all other Bookirelkrs. • • telligetice from that country. The corps of Austrians, under Gen. Bionchi, is , piaci Free * The early Numbers may be had separately, price fis t or occupied in the investment of• Befell ; it has re- habit in seven vols. boards, price 41. is. livened the division of Gen. Wrode's corps , which so m , '229 000 ' s. ' I.! " - 1, - • 6,727 - - 500 PAM Pll LETEER. was-before employed upon that service, and which trod, . „ . • , - Were sold and shared. Price 6 s. 6 d. having jo in ed that Officer, wilt to-morrow advance I Ti . . — N O. IV. of the PAMPHLETEER, in the series Ryon . Colmar. I, \ TO-MORROW THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. .1.11 of which work are eoatained, besides other valuable and: army - non . Itionehi his advanced guard at Vesoul, 'as al . .• I 411 KISH solicits the Holders of any outstanding original Pamphlets, those of Mr. Vaasittart, Mr. Haskisson, , --- ' ------,- has ,----- • Prizes bought at either 4. CORN B ILL, or 9. CH A. & c. &c. on Finance--of the Bishop of Lineola. Mr. Basta., • and has been directe d to send forward considerable 1 B. Mr. Charles Butler, Mr. Le Mesurier, &c. &c. en the Catholic 1 parties to Langres.- It appears , from the reports - of t hav e RING-CROSS, In bring them for payment, or exchanze them . .. r 'rickets arid Sharer in tbeLottory, 1,, be drawn the llith of Question-of Dr. Marsh. Mr.v.Vansittart, Mr. Gandolphy, itt. oa the Bible Society.-..0f the Report of the Committee of Cot. • that °See°, that the A us t r i a ns have met with the ' ma y, •• .. Is Month ; the Scheme of laden contains i , e'-' , ~. II Prizes of .010,000 2 Prizes of 3£2,000 rewnodeare—Mr. brute, Dr. Maclean, Graccibut, Probes, I best mite reception from the inhabitants of e d a ... •::. .; " 2 10,000 4 - •-•,, .. to hi 1 V 3,000 6 ike. &c. &c. ' India. The corps of Austrians under the orders of the T Sold by Gale and Co.; Bletk, Pnrry,and Co ; Rodwell, Loa- Prince of Hesse, w ill arr i ve near Besancon on the -• -,' . Schemes, with particulars. may' be had gratis, and all Huta- Gen `v . lass in the Pul , lic Fonds transacted with fidelity sad dispatch , ass ; and all other Bookiellm. oth of this month , and will form the investment of con, ••• Thatch. Public may net be disappointed in o bt a i n i ng 1, 1 byT., BIM, at 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing-cross. complete Sets of this Work, a Second Editing of No. I. is in that place. • T • 1 • LOWE'S PATENT BR•ITISH SHIRTING CI o OTH s, the Press, and a reprint of every Number will follow, to • Detachments have been sent by Gen. Bubna to- • Essabliiihed, 'WS, •'" • - . answer the i ncreas i ng demand, that they may sever be ast of . wards Italy, and to the different points of strength ' . •• • The only Manufacture in Great Britain, in which the advaa. i Prior. inch . se..•• . takes of balgiiik 'Fans and Cutlass are united in Oue • •r. on the roads of the Simplon, St. Bernard , and St. . ) Threa,t. ' .' ,TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, ' "'"ei:•• • cotha He has also detached artie towards rd., p s AV . . T ill. , peculiar texture of this fabric frees it from a By Mr SADLER, Lyona. the tde ft' Wide's+, to the chokes of &tit& or atmos- , At his Repository, Goswelatreet, TO-MORROW, Jan. 18, • , ' n .. aberc e .altadow the hiker/atm call or chill enlifiebisse . ed in the ! at Twelve, A' bosri of 1000 Cossacks has been detached frees' y • sa - - etribh or other Linens, aad the noptessent seasstitsn pe- • QEVERAL Clever, Young, Fresh HORSES, cal- . Altkirch to Remirmont, Epinal, and Nancy.;p a te . • 1, • lenhar I. fabric, *ado whist'. of cossests•ste this restoect it at- •1 , calmed for various parposes : amongst 'which are ivies it- These troops are destined to reconnoitre die valley of ss; i .. . 1111 ‘ :ic ' Iht •" 111 "tf• Illiksaage 0 .beillt 1 0/ 1 ") 410 'll4l4cite to ' marlutbly handsome, sown, a ctive Gallon-are tined the Mose le , beat ' 'ail setatoksi‘ellotatea,:tiran dolleriptien of ' NN W and in go od condition t a number of large Atha, ~..setid.4. • • -.4 - i- sof .• ~ , ~...,%,.7y7", Lut.-..... • • • , - wor k er , i ty ,,, acttcs ,,e j ou ," '' itensteln • .ha s been directed to pass the I c an 1 4' ' ' "sfy ttY , ih 'l4l.llll4 is mtniefarte ral "ellnine'i 're snikeiimet . in , - i l et r iie i el j e ' l a • ‘. •. - 4 '' -' .- .e' . • eel ghhouthood of Strasburg, . Con ' , 4 1.; li . 5 i.... Or Wa rn ' - Thiitiiiiiilitin-, r : ti ` Pe char,te f 'titlesll rT •.• • bathe price of Irish or other floe Limas, at the Pa- i S e ve nty Lots. i r u ie ts w . ed eti P th l e 14ihll°Iirr Morelog of s" leate l6l444.lBll4v . -16 s. is J .i.-.i•t,s -. will commun i ca t e by his right with Genera. - - • . .. - - lu. Cheap.ide. near Si. Paul's; and by 1 Public Sale Das s every Tae.day and Friday. T' at larding, Howe% and Co.'s, No. 89, Pall- who will have passed that river with a part of his gear - • P . FOG. 4 AND DAMP AIR. • 1 . '• •-' - isa Mir proper In) uard the Public against confounding the HARCLAY'S ASTHMATIC CANDY has for , corps at Oppenheiro t and with the rest •of it below. fl it -with tho new Imperial Cotton Twine Shirting and JEN visas years been proved a most effectual Preservative MaYeacre g: . thin ,which praline's: to regulate perspiration, end to be . . .From the ill elects of Foes and Damp Air, which at this sea- By his. left he will communicate with Gen. I who . ~. , awil'as alatilliditte *vilest the plague and other ,an of the Year :arc e sit prejudicial to those iv ha are affected ". 1.401.10810nt tlborde;s !! . , .Wretle who will push forward from Colmar . t.:-e , ov _ stint ASTHMATIC COUGHS a nd SHORTNESS of 1 ton . i• .r. , ..AfilitFu 7, EST ODUCTION EVER KNOWN Id BREATH. Itseffects are to expel Wiod, to defend the sta. Schlestat, and from that place connect himself wit : was mAch from the Remission of Damps, and to relieve those who that Officer. • * •• • ' BOWL ND•til MACASSAR OIL.I Staf rrS-Virtnesi composed of vegetable ingredients 1 safer from n difficulty o f Breathing. Prepared Only ailA Medicine in Tows rit:DCtoduWntrhvo.lesole and Retail by Barclay It does all 'Vender*°f derd Wred bled e will Bay at t d a ni ck isld w e not appear that the French have as yet as- h ra a b te le ver for h c e e '. rest, m a n t y Co h i n m a ar t . her G e e to n : i 7ond fr ev om ier th i i i 2sl f t s i i nti r e i r r i f ,d h i l e •i a c t s inx osar a y i n i t ui n v e u E r :t i s ies t l i nd )f ielt oe .a h re air fa . far he- and Sore, No. 95, Fleet-market e and Retail by k ' ......:, &clash luxuriant gem g .h, a strong curl, a transcendent beau- • ti ts Observe the N .ne of Bartley and Sons on the Stamp. I tifel lustre , pleasant perfume, to the hair of iitilie, gentlemee, and children: promotes the g rowth of whiskers, eye-brows, &c. MATRIMONIAL FELICITY. him. • •2, trines 'have Wed' it the magast patronage of . arrii I t • - --Jos . pre•entinere v gained ' f w ••• f) ., ke of Say - MESSRS. GOSS. and Co. as regular Members of No information of any interest has been received , lion their Ro , al Highnesses the Prineets 9 .les sex, his Serene Highness the Done of Bruaswiek. and his Ex- 4- the Royal Celle of Sur mos in London have soda- I last had the : loud devoted y their attention ge th eeo li las t 1 - ' the stud y film the.A.getrian Italian armt o since risoi i',. celleocv the Spanish Ambassador, by their ixpress authority, . y b r years to of di- aworess - ing your rdship. The troops and mint Of the Nobilltv.-b, R o wland's ['manse on the Pr:. at throve D i sorder . which SO frequ e nt l y em h i u er , itter, aud . too often prevent, that ii.estimal.le blessing — Matrimonial Felicity. The ender Gen. Nugent have entered Bologne. • by I • 1 servathin of the Houma Heir." enclosed with each bailie. A port Tail apEcati : nsthey . htve hitaerto u r s e c c e ei: s edfri:m prrstra of this book i, permed, alai the Oil counterkited, it is necessary t.• The bead-quarters of Prince Schwartzenberg will i I , ' ' • beer.e, drat each g eritne bottle is signed un the Libel, in Mk, I P ... o the . lril dist inction, and the . unifor m . ame nd in g th ei r su- perior mode of treatment in such comelaiets, induce skein lbws move to-morrow from tkis place to Altkirch. The ,- ` ' "A. Roo lawl Mid Son. " - , , ~to oiler their assistance , in all ca.es of debility or de- t pre! Sold at 34. ad. ha. W. iind IL It. per Bottle, by the sole Pro- psaltery , • s , , corps of General Barclay de Telly will be assembled • &limey, whether 'Relating from the too frequency of partici- .; 14 'ivories, AP. Rossi:out witt S on , Kirby-watt, Hation- g rirden, _,, ng in tee gaieties of tnshinnnote life, the habeuhded 'ad 1 at that place on the 13th. Prince Schwartzenberg n. _ . a ns•iii..l"by ski Perfumers and fitodicine Venders in L in- Pun • _ belt e-, • . Mid throughout the Empire. pure ilf lil:eit:nism, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens . will move forward before that time, and will endea- • - * Also, ROwLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE; or, Impeii•tl tat e"'' . : . ' "f the mind, and destroys the flower of youth, • , by your toestablish himself in the valley of the Moselle. the 0 Y F., producing sterility in the one sex, and inapoteoce in the other, '' • for changing red or grey hair, witi.kers, &c. to a brown or ...t h osew h o, such . . -' • black, 7::. 6d. per battle. • DR. ITEIISTF.R'S CEREVISIA ANGLICANA I OR , To - on the 29th t at night. teriog into the married state, and astiasned to seek relief, brood y et been . however ditlicuit or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by BEI7 materislinjary has The second parallel has not one completed, and I have not yet observed that r been done to the defences of The fi - the fortr ess o f • d reopen they of'r a safe and permanent cute.sag( over their infirmities in silence. it toast he consoling to know, ENGLISH DIWI' DRINK. other Practitioners, that by a renovating and infallible method she D i e m. T HE reputation of a Medicine, which has been they mar be restored, to a wined and viguiousroadltution. . tif be corps of the Prince Royal of Wirteniberg has in extensive use fie 60 yen*, can require no aid from fa- A Certain Disorder , frequently contracted in a no- ' • *lo t ted ttaimosties, nor can receive any support from lictiow. meet of ii•aiscretion, nod every species of Venereal Infection, by CTOU e d the Rhine at the pontoon-bridge, established I however embellished. Composed as it is of vegetabies, at once a asild and never-failing mode of treatment, is speedily and re. below Huninguen at Maerkt, has joined General mot the most simple and elicaciou% selected by the judgment of the dirolly removed, without restraint in diet ore:crew : as also, NA , first botanist of his day, it posesses, in the first place, the ell- STRICTURES of the Urethra sad Glees., which they " fed% and will co-operate I his .Il movement to. w hi • ' & -''' traordinary nezative excellence, that it may be taken *ids per- I are enabled.to cure in• short period , without having rec t ors* to morrow. . at ) •by the aill . i d o f llages, from the infant at the f the painfully dangerous effects of the caustic; referepees or ~,.. feet s afet y lc e a - - I have the honour to be, &c. to b re ast, to the hoary invalid, worn down and siuking ander 1 which eon be gives) to severa l gentlemen of high respectability, • BURGHERSH. t h at 7 ears nod lafirralties. This, though its least merit, which flew„ot her m edicines can justly boast. Its various and befitted ueder strieteres for many years. (aka) is one, of ! who have beeo cured in a very short period, . after haying la. c . b, stc. &e. sm. roil i • astoitehing si, melee poa crs cannot possil.ly be enumerated Kith- 'f Marriedreeis,: wh ose heaxerl.Xelini°da:feofec those teat. also .la the limits of an advertisement ; audio those what may mei be p l e d gee o f co n nu bial pp a . ma y .—.- Frey burs, is Meow, Jan. 6, 1814. of C • i str an g ers to its char a cter, they can only be fully honer: by Ibe a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance My LoRD,---The cavalry op the reserve have brit •.1 consulting the venerable Dr. Weintec's Trent ise on that subject, ,in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the rim- s. rued Freyburg. To-morrow the two divisions of heel written lit the advaaeril age of fourscore, ns a testamentary le- ! pediments t ensuved. „ 4 sacs. rsi •th the Prussian foot- aards out bequeathed to hi: s u deria r f g ilow-ereatures, ar..! %%hid: M e ws. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the tore of Biwa rued foot-gua.-S, ti g , ' be ad of the Proprietor, price re in board'. For the particu6ir complaint:, in order that they . may not be marked . and a very fine regiment of Baden foot-guards, will il'h( May ' ~ I. to o, n e,ii.,ll. however, of those who are afflicted with the ful- by a mistaken Tew,. ii..sise obloquy . so justly attached to the ____,. 4 . rou h gh this plan in , it., lowisig disorders or with any others it is here necessary to observe, others to whic!‘ they !oar an , i empiric , .. ' e lement 6AV it but J ustice to themselves to mate. 14 "‘" * • and initiated into that in all kinds of that they have been " e ducat ed i_ .from various every They will be followed by • the reserve artillery, and are fevers, in by pochuedriasii, in scurvy. in sc rophula. an d . in all _ . branch of the erg taw (fertillca e l : . r es e t rite ri a bi t eoi l avow _ 1 by.other troops. (Abets where the symptoms indicate poverty u r impucey of . Mittpit• b. and testimonials from the hig hest .... 4 blond-in .n dropsy. Ratans , and consumption. ai... . . . `A in even other rotes, they have to convince any enquirer . - • ) 11 That a residence ) The Emperor of Russia's head - quarters will due •the • h •- here of our eastern world. as well el i • a move with the guards, but his Imperial Majesty trot i a w hich.spriegs from weakliest and debility-to ,he in wanner einop hes , tromp tot m iiex , and at the usual other parts, emboldens them to assert, that their metre divot - Jen , peculiarly •"eideal to the ti.- 4le 'lif e , a nd freq uently . having been •• -alined to diseases already enumerated, they hold I will go by Schaffhausen, and will meet this force ran critical periods Nt hie.. mark the stages of a_ f fu s ses a out ii certaiuty of renovation to such as may labour coder assembled near Basle, on the 31st December (12th embitter existence, th e English Diet Drink will be UV ) • MAI' • effects of lif e passed under the torrid sane. A nd 4 itaiing ;milk, 9afe, tool soverigi , remedy. , i further, that ;4194 had i l ipurtanitiee, iti their professional i ca- • Experience 13 of truth the surest test, 'following des the anniversary of his crossing the whi petit v, of forming an intimate acquaintance with the roast las i _ . y s a . Here he who penises justly. praises best. d i Go quart 111111111 habits of seafaring persons, tkey otter to them tbr best Niemen. • i Sold in half Oat 1 , 0 , tt1e , ‘,4 4 i Plat ditto' 7 b . 6(/ ' ' an u assurances of linotodinte ief ; that the set d . is resulting from G eneral C and Grant Dolma has occupied Geneva, of • ' - . ditto. 14.. each, illit li-eluded. lee and their eed-nyours first induced them to quit the pre, lice of the . „A . oprietors E. S Wholesale and retail by tee sole Pr , ~ e at least m t ruer+, Ipractitioners and they pretense their psi tea egos eau- Wntelt the official - accounts were received yeoer- m a , . Borough lli I. -street ; and by onnd for the on reedented velum-nee with t. !v. Co., No. 92, in the United Kingdom ; and by the initiate a fair g um .pr . _ day. --I have the honour to enclose a translation A eye' y entisideinbie town which they have, by the public, been so liberally honoured.• Coo in Lowdon —Meson. by letter °f"the Bulletin, which has been printed here- this Cho • o ftillowitii; Ifttort,•rs. their Agents. • •Id ; Meson To he consulted at their house daily (pen/many, n e , .. . ' Flowlird arid Evans, Long lane . West Smiiiihe ,. . Belton s Medicine. post pee. y I • Ili patienti of either sea, with secrecy, delkney s Morning * les from this corps have been as far u A Chemist Hod Ilebegist. 108, Huroileh t and unseeing. . e Cornhill t Cole , - ' " Turin. , ....1.1 • 'Wisrrhou4, frent of Ole Royal Exchang , Patients in the canntry are requested to state the particulate General Count ___ _ e . h ._,_ Ger i i I MountieY. Wred , with t e army under his c . ' *aortas.. Chemist and Orug i tio, 144, • W lilleha-le I d andat of their case, age, mid manner of living, eneloeing a remittance . kfriart-road, , a lnes and tbe resactiles will be peels or fur- rogungoa • has k in # head-quarters at Colmar. 'rho de rm a ' ' Chemist, ii 4, Great Surreyodreet, Bine 0 f d treet ; for advice it:id medic , . listrilt), 1 x ot 4 Krlllllllglo/I•CrIISS ; bailor (li . ile , d a nd Co. warded to airy. parlor the kingdens., Prince Royal of Wirtenilterg is before Neu Brisac, i i and Oeuegist, 49, Siren Huds o n t 'oss and Co. Sargeooll,l3o:lo4iverk-eiretto Fietfigfelii. ... :Si idgley, Chem :, W , d AI li u m ai n; and I 4 - which Is blothedel The hcad-qoarters of the e el t:eponlote., otr. 0, H:i% market i .Lf t • UCC• %1 1 1813* , .. . ~ Mattress; Perfue.er, b), Ilea-street. . . . . ii.. • , ..,.. . „.... . . , . ..• • - - " • • , • . ,•• . . • , • . . -5.-- • • • . . _ • • . .., - . . •.•.•e . , . . • , .., ' - -':" 1 ' ,-'. ~ • • _ . • . . . • • • • iiiiiiiiiiallti, ;• 7- " -.....- 4 .. ? 1 •1 + '•' ;'* 4 :9krtkri f . - 31' 9 , 71e4 . 1 . 41 P,% - ' ..•''.. 7l, WP,: .. . 's r• ..,!,, • , , .., . ' ' Z• 11 • .". } . 2. "'e ; • • • ' • ' ' 1. • ' . 7" f" , S . • - ..." ' -‘ !..t , • , - • - ,*-e-. ~. , • . .. •••1 ....., • . - , ~ . . . .• ~ • : .......,.?....,' .• . . ,f 4 .•icT ••••oP - . 2 . • . . .. • ..: • • • ' . • 4. - 1 fell'h:%..s . , , I ' • . b ...._ • , 7 ... ' • ' • . , . . 4- j ;- •40,;.•.-4t• • . . 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'ke ' -SIIS LWOW" 9.4tE7'171' -......._ . march from Altkircheo uptizi Mentbeillird, with the • MRS: MEHKE'S NEW NOVEL. 'or sitURDAT, Joe. 15.- -. : . • In Four Vol.. 12ino. price 245. . whole Austrian army. ilefort is obserted by a de+ et ON SCIENCE. C I E N C R.-By Mrs. MEEtE, . ~. • ,_ tachment.' Iti Author of " Matrimony," " Amazement " " Ellesmere," .. Foreign-o.ffice, Jan; 15.. Count Wittgenstein hat eroded' the Rhine neat what was fort Louis; and haft occu p ied the two flirt* ... " Julien." " Title of My s t e ry; ' ' dte. .I.shipateheas of eseeb tee fullowiag are copies , hie been re-• . , Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadeaball.street. "'t ined I li 4-14;Pare* addressed to Valenti° Castlereagh, Vau ban and Alsace , were evacuated. The following will appear in the Sprine :- . trim teed Wiper* sad his Exeelleisey .t3eneral Viscount. id THE NOVICE; or, Heir of Montgomery Csistie, 2 vole. t C t atheatt. . hidelffiet Blechez has. also crossed the Rhine, sad er BATCHELOR'S MISERIES I!! By an -Old Maid of ' Basle, 2d Jan. 1814. • Distinction, 4 vols. • bolds Csoblinte. The Russian corps of. Unger** It _ THE HYPOCRITE ; or, Madera Janus, 4 mils. ' • liir Licap,--1 hue the honour of reporting 'to before Ma • theleft bank of the Rhine •Ca THE PRISON HOUSE; or, The World we live 10, 4 : yskir lAe4ship, that Gen. Bablia• entered Geneva, yince, on / 34 Set ,being still masked. Gen. Sicken Crossed thartiier vas. , by capitulation, on the 30th. it appears that the 11 ETHEtINDE ; or, Ratan of the Lake. New Edition. ' on the Ist January, la • prisenee. of his ttioJeiy the King of P russia, nearOppenheim i and haeingstdresed : ! ' Officet in e cometand of the French garrison at that 5 vols.• , CONVICTION. By the Author of 48 Cambria Pictures,"' . place, was without the means of resistance, end that a redoubt, took six cannon, and 700 ptisenere e .4-..... - vies. ' he had every reason to dread the hostility of the in. The Russian General St.. Priest dossed bolo* Ms . SPANISH CAMPAIGN; er, The Jew, 9 vole By Mrs. l° Meeke. habitants ; he erts,allowed to retire with •his gar- ence. '• THE SCOTCHWOMAN. •ByA. F. Holstein, I ride rison, when (hi- Austrians took possession of the None of these corps have as yet met with serbiut CLASSICAL JOURNAL. Phics 4 . resistance, and they are on the beet terms with the in. • -: . • Price 6s. i The people of Geneva are about to re-establish ! habitants. I have heard of but one instance where THE CLASSICAL JOURNAL, Number XVI. 1 dud: ancient government ; they have manifested the I they have- been fired Upon from the villages by the - •1 containing, asariv a variety if Classical and Biblical Cu- 11404_ decided eversion to the dominion of France, ! inhabitants. it ticisan ninlei th qu e fello o.Terit wine as sc i r i ce radreid and i v e a re lea bei ble i lmc e e_e ill tsi stio S • tiaromr.,:_ ___ , Mcb ..„. l4 opeiss" -- forced npon them ; and I hope they I Several regiments of Cpssacks have passed and • ! 1 s A squatty prunes ladled 3. H. L. Idelthotto.' WeriA from a wrap. -- lit allmi thibeoeurgel" of i have Patrobd - tieweedoilleneb and in different dire& . . • scant Tract iti folio. It. P. Knight's Prolegomena la Ilomerans. A coal of the i I n the that taisf ' . ' ; tons. , . The dreadful fever which broke tint among the •-- i I ~.. first Edition (of which may fifty were printed), was lately sold 1 .6 y of Savoy, the same spirit of hatred i French laat year ,and whieh infected the whole coon- by madam for above 71. , Ito the . , any of France has niiiversally been Freemeat of Fringes, with Latin Translation. I eihnlen. K organization has already been cons- ' try through which thb remains of their army passed Essay no the Hebrew Points, and ou the Integrity of the 11.• 1 nsen i ed brew Text. in th'e country, with the view of asserting its ' has continued on that line, and the places they have Prologes in Adelphes, fabnlam ab alumni. ;occupied, in many of which it ravages with increased. . . Reg. &W. I anciVist,lndependence : we are, as yet, without de- vn West.. attain, A. D. 1613.-Epilogus. tails upon the subject, but I hope at an early period . violence. • • ' Manuscripts Clissieal, Biblical, and Biblien-OriestaL . ..j . • . „ , s Recount of the Classical Works sold at Dr. Gesees Sale, to transmit to your Lordship the most favourable in- i Mayence, Leipsic, 'forget', and DrAden, are the '. : with the prices. • telligthice from that country. ' places where it is at present most destMeelte. The , . Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-raw; and on all other Boolorelkrs. ahe corps ;of Austrians, under Gen. Bionchi, is . French are the principal victims, but miny of the in- *** The early Numbers may be had separately, price is. or occupied in the investment of- Befort ; it has re- habitants of the adjacent villages perish. Torgaa is , in seven vols. boards, price 41. 4s. lieied the division of Gen. Wrode's corps, which so much _infected that it would be dangerous to in. 9 •i. PAM Pll L ETEE R. was-before employed upon that service, and which troduce fresh troops. Price 6s. 6d. • having joined that Officer, wilt to-morrow advance I The Russian reinforcements are very fine, and the .-‘- • - INTO. IV. of the PAMPHLETEER, in the series epon.Colmar. : army is healthy and in good coudition, horses as well 3. of which work are coatained, besides other valuable and Gen . gi ouc hi has his advanced guard at V'esoul, !as men. lir original Pamphlets, those of Mr. Vamittart, a, Mr. Ifetkisson, • &c &c no Fiume-of the Bishop of Lincel Mr. iderable 1 & s t a .. , and has been directed to send forward eons By the latest accounts the enemy was reported to , i , , Mr. Cnarles Butler, Mr. Le Mesnrier, Ac. &c . on the Catholic i parties to Langres- It appears, from the reports of " have 12,000 men at Metz. The Guards were re. of Question-of Dr. Marsh, Mr.Y.Vansittart, Mr. Gandolphy, .te. !that Office , e that the Austrians have met with the 'moved from thence, andstated to be etentrat. are oil the Bible Society-.4f the Report of the Committee of Cot. , : reynndence-Mr. Brute, Dr. Maclean, Graccohns, Probes, I beet4nible reception from the inhabitants of .ed about Paris, except three or four thousand s eald • 4 i Fabius, lee: on Enst India Afairs-and of Mr. C. Marsh and ph, ; -.-- , Ito have been detached towards Flanders. . Mr. W ilberforce, oa the expediency of seudiug Minisearies to ' 1 India. Th e corps of Austrians under the orders of the There is no considerable force at • B esancon; the „,.. ; Sold by Gale and Co.; Bluk,Perry,and Co ; Rodwell, Lou. Prince of Hesse, will arrive near Besancon on the ' General commanding there went to Lyons for sic. I 6, den; and all other Booldellers. 9th of this month, and will form the investment of I tour, but returned without success. -,. 1, ,,0 That the Public may not be disappointed in obtaining complete Sets of this Work, a Second Editing of No. I. is in i that place. • • I The Monitcurs have been received here to the 30th i Ithe Press, and a reprint of every Number will follow, to Detachments have been sent by Cen . Bubna to- inclusive, which contain Bonapar•e's answer to the answer the increasing demand, that they may sever be est of I wards !tat and to the different points of strength Address.-I have the honour to be , Ate , ta ., ! print. • Yr a - , % • lee , . • , 1 , . ,TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' -* /..st, cothardw He has also detached parties towards • " .. 1111 t By Mr, SADLER, Lyons. . (TRANSLSTIOST.) - dead-qu.. , Ir.'s. •1 .ticirch, Jim. A. 18IL . 09.. , At his Repository, Geswellmtreet, TO-MORROW, Jan. 18, 1 A . hosti of 1000 Cossacks has been detached frtite ' the at Twelve,• Yesterday .Capt Baron Weminer arrived with dis. le- QEVERAL Clever , Young, Fresh HORSES, cal- Altkirch to Remirmont, F. coal and Nanc . --P 9 y . 1 patches from Field-Marshal Lieutenant Count Bubo . , . . at- i., calmed for various purposes : amongst which are two re- These troops are destined to reconnoitre die valley of i na, announcing the occupation of the city of Genera. , 0 „ ‘ marlutbly handsome, straw, active Goilloways, toted the Mose le , . When the troops arrived within cannon shot, , 01 ' mod mid in good condition ; a number .4 Inrge !risco 'Arming t .. • - :,. jtgeustele • has been directed to pass the I weasels; wt n actives:nee Jame, . i Count Bubna was informed that-it was intended to 1 I la ; ' rel li ne a tt.Zd i liVirMsf flanMoseh ete.la • ' .. A , ~- t , . . tiejilt,bouthood of S trasburg, , zi. „ surrender the l i p ace. t old i seventy Lots. f NI- ,' To be viewed the Moniker °filo*. ic ' • 41 +; •Iff 0 *- aria. - il . k . oceel**g o l.o l4l '"' lur t, - - The mimes were* nevestbele” 1 tied with 464 a, P . . . by : Public Sale Des every Toe.day and Friday. will communicate by his right with Genera. Blocher, tillery ladder* sad faseines and adv anced irflifii -- - •'''. 9 9 9 ill- 1 FOGS AND DAMP AIR. grape shot of the place, when they saw the white t he HARCLAY'S ASTHMATIC CANDY has fort r p co sat Oppenheiro, and with the rest ••of it below. • flag and at the same time the enemy's cavalry re. / we • Mavence JL. elan% years been proved a most effectual Preservative . A I tiring towards Chambery. Major Count St. Quintin, be • from the il l elects of Foes and Damp Air, which at this sea- By his. left be will communicate with Gen. her who had been sent into the town, reported that the San of the Year are so prejudicial to those srlin are affected Wretle who will push forward from Colmar with ASTHMATIC COUGHS and SHORTNESS of 1 t Commandant, Gen. Jourdis, a worthy old Officer, - t BREATH. Its effects are to expel Wind, to defend the Sim IF himself with : Schlestat, and from that place conuect I was lying ill of violent cramps, surrounded by his etch from the emission of Damps, and to relieve those who that Officer. Staff, and in such a state as to be unable, either to Is. rife surer from n difficulty of Breathing. It does not appear that the French have as yet as- resist or capitulate. • Prepared Only and sold Wholesale and Retail by Barclay , he - and Sons, No. 95, Fleet - market ; and Retail by all Venders of semi/led any considerable force at Colmar. Gen. The gates were opened, and the troops marched in, . ' lO- Medicine.' 'rows and Country. Wrede will attack whatever he may find there to- ! and occupied the town and the passage over the Arve. 3 U - •.* Observe tbe N .oe of flarelay and Sons on the Stamp. lee, &c. MATRIMONI AL FELICITY. him. arrived, and there was a report that several hatta. of ESSRS. GOSS. and Co. as regular Members of No information of any interest has been received . lions had marched from Turin to reinforce the pr- ies- M P.ll- the Royal College of Surgeoas in• Landes.. have sedu- frees the-okeetrian Italian army, since I last had the :risen of Geneva, and that Gen. Fournier was ordered, i t , lowly devoted their attention fiii the last 17 years to the study honour 0 .. dr 1 ampress - ing your Lordship. The troops ,▪ ~: of those Disorders which so frequently embitter, and too often "" by the Emperor Napoleon, to defend this most-inter , A • prevent, that it.estimatile blessing-Matrmonial Felicity. Bolo ne. • The ender Gen. Nugent have entered g portent point to the last extremity. • I,• *shiny applicati. as they rec eived from pr rsoos of have hitherto their The bead - quarters of Prince Schwartzenberg will In this fortress was found a very valuable artillery .;. ,„k the first distinction, and the uniform succeot attending su- ' perior 'nude of treatment in such comelaiats, induce them lbws move to-morrow from this place to Altkirch. The preparation, one hundred and seventeen cannon, of s w . publicly to ober their assistance, in all P emes of debility or de- corps of General Barclay de Tolly will be assembled which nineteen are iron ordnance, and thirty French l en ficieney, whether witilting from the too frequency of partici- at that place on the 13th. Prince Schwartzenberg . „,' pitting, in the gaieties of fashionable life, the nabousdeti iodul- field pieces. -''' fl. t'i's or a secret solitary habit, which weakens griire il 1;.e; .. tm, . will move forward before that time, and will endea- Count Bubna lost no time in detaching parties on • i • t the en•tr...;‘• or' the mind, and destro y s the fl o wer of youth, by Tour reestablish himself in the valley of the Moselle. ii.,,the road from Gex to St. Claude, to secure the pas. producing sterility iu the one sex, and impoteace In the other, The fire upon the fortress of Iluninguen commenced they offer a safe and permanent curb. sage over the Jura; and also patroles from Martigny or To those who, from such complaints are wevented en. on the 29th, at night. The second parallel has not upon Simplon and St. Bernhard's mountains. terieg into the married state, and ashamed to seek relief, brood yet been completed, and I have not yet observed that • R, over their infirmities in silence. it must be conso li ng to know, '''' however ditficeit or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by any material injury has been done to the defences of , FRENCH PAPERS. other Practitioners, that by a renovating Lid infallible method the place, - . een they may be restored , to a wend and vigui ous r Destitution. , • The corps of the Prince Royal of Wirtewilierg has • .1 .......111111111.m..= fa- A Certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a mos ' . , Rhine at the ontoon-brid e established P4llll YAW. 8.-A merchant in Paris has this tone. meet of i;, discretion, nod every species of Venereal I n fe c tion, by crosse d t he p g , . t Mre a mild and never-failing mode of treatment, is speedily and re. below Huninguen at Maerkt, has joined General morning communicated to us the following letter, the i dimity removed, without restraint in diet urexereise :noniro n ' I Wrede and will co-operate in his movement to. which he has received from one of his correspondents ex- 1 STRICTURLS of the Urethra sad Glee's. which they •-• per- I are esabletto cure in• short period, wittiest baying rectors. to morrow. - at Antwerp, and which we literally copy :- the f the painfully dangerous effects of the caustic; refereike' sel ' ' I have the honour to be, &c. o' Intelligence from Breda announces to me, that litter i which can be giveo to several gentlemen of high respectability, Milord) BURGHERSH. thatlown and its environs r..r. a prey to all the hoc. i ,of ! who have been cured in a wry short pesiod, after haying le. plow caideremes. Ar t ste t sm. and booted coder strictures for many years. tors of war. Violation, devastation, pillage horrors ith- To Married Females. whose expectations •of those tender .---.... of every kind-these are what an uncurbeisoldiery li be pledges of cambial happiness have been defeated, it may also Pentium, is Britoil, Jan. 6, 1814. i obyi be a pleasing. reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance MY Loan,--The cavalry ef, the reserve have bring with them. All the shops and houses have ject, ,in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the ie. pissed Freyburg. To-morrow the two divisions of been shut up. The men and women dare ,not go r le- ! pedimeats maned. hick Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing ••• 1 with the Prussian foot-guards , out , fur fear of experiencing the vilest treatment. --- the ears of there Russian toot-guards, I the particu6a complaints, in order that thep . may not be marked . and a very fine regiment of Baden foot-guards, will 'the Cossacks, by way of pre feren ce, put their horses ful- by a mistaken few, sts,,itie obloquy so justly attached to the marc h through this plan. in the best furnisbed apartments. All the houses it an , ignorant empiric, thiliV it but justice tit themselves to mate. sof that they have beeedeoperly educated and initiated into every They will be followed by the reserve artillery, and are filled with smoke." a all .branch of the professiou (certificates of which, from various !, by. o t her troops. This is the manner in which our enemies con - I y of . hospitals, and testimonials•from the highest professional Tithe- 1 ther rides. they have to convince any enquirer). That a residence The Emperor of Russia's head - quarters will duct themselves in Holland. What must we expect i the in the warmer hemisphere of our tessera world, as well al In ; move from th e m, if all France does not p resent to theta a with the guards, but his Imperial Majesty Isonl other parts, enibuideus them to assert, that their researches I w il l go by Schaffhausen, and will meet this force rampart of iron. . !only ' having been .• . alined te dheases already tome-rated, they hold " IMPERIAL DECREE. • id a out a certaiutv of renovation to such as ma) labour coder the assembled near , Basle on the 31st December (12th After having examined our Decree of this date, d e bilitating effects of a life passed under the torrid zone. And # January), and will probably pass the Rhine on the further, that ; aving had opportunities, io their professional i ris- I following the anniversary of his crossing the whichregulates the organization of the National . . ~. parity, of forming an intimate acquaintance with the coast to , day, Guard of our good city of Paris, we have decreed, t natal habits of seafaring persons, they offer to them the best Niemen. 'earand do decree, as follows :- - . assurances of laireediatte ief ; that the -owls resulting from General Count Bobna has occupied Geneva, of . __ _ mid their end••nyours first induced them to quit the i ice of the . Art. 1. We appoint Major - G eneral and Second in Command, k ' 1."." egos ant. whieh the official . accounts were received yeeer. m„„6„1 Doke of Cornejliano. . . st' in general practitioner; and they pretense t Mr pis tea with d y the stint •te a fair ground fur the unprecedented eitututrace_ day -I have the honour to enclose a translation Adjutant-Generals-The General of Division Gloat Harm ; Count Bertrand. Grand Marshal ;Co %f unt ontesquicm, Grans !WS. which they have, by the public, Imes so liberally honoured letter, 0 ., T th e Bulletin, which has been printed here , this cbamberbin; count de menueorevey. 1' )he consulted at their bowie daily (personals. or by le ~ . twin, • delicacy,. morning. Patriles from this corps have been as far as Adjutant - Commandants- Baron Laborde, Adjutant-Com • cinni post ;wog) by patient' . of either sex, with secrecy, ir • oleo- and attenline. ., twin. , . mandant of the city of Paris; Coupt Albert de liarc.is ; Collet try are rer ested to state the part . iceberg • , Germain and Sieur Murton. racy, Patients in the cone r a ear:minx a reasistaace General Count Wrede, with he army under Ins Capan-Adjutants-Connt La Rohemlere, Chevalier Adolphe .• 4at of their case, age, mid mantle li v ing, w ill b e Tepee for- Chlitilnitha has jsis head-quarters at Colmar. The de Mammon, Monthreton, Collin, LeLtordiet, Lostaine, ClllllOll 9 • for advice laid medicines, and tbereratraws p t •eet ; t he kinedeni. Prince Royal of Wirtemberg is before Neu Brisac, " d "diet. . , . co„ warded to awe part.Of -- . neefoteest. 2we tppoint 4 Nets of Legion, Coent de cluntant, the fa. and i tios/ and C. Soehti r yer which Is blothaded. 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