The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-26 00:00:00

Nr. 2028. " The Cause fay seltei Massetruss feu is As AK ell "rostra died so tAs istifelilt " •-• ' trirllE ADDit'SS of CO N GRATULATION to DISTItEtii IN GERMANY. ' - F RENCH A4PERS. F 2 Field Marshal his Grace rice Doke .1 WELLINGTO - N, 1 -4 Ta MEETING of the COMA/MEE, held on g pe ved at• a. klecting of Mettsiante, Beakers. and Olsers. I .LIL the lilth of July.lBl4. read .the following Letters dada • ' told use Sti. f imion., will remain for .igastures a few flay. Chelissfotd. July 8, 1814:- • Etta!, JOLT 11.-The General Staff, and the s k ier, at ohe Chi of Lord«. Tavern, between the hours a • SAMUEL MILLS. EA. in the Chair; • superior Officers' of the garrison of Peril, yetterday Tot-Peened row o'Cloek. i " From a Ladies' Avociation., in the town nod eeighisciar• gate a magnificent fete at Tivort to the National WW. HOLDEN. 1 bond of Cbelneford, is behalf ~f the dr.titnie Orphans, read Cons•----- . - other Sufferers iti tiermasr. a remitted to Meters. Harr/sty nod- Guards of Paris, and the Body Guards. The Duke G RAND . .z . l' ATE LarrEay begins DILA*. ' , c 1;t 5 ,17„„ 0f , 1 , 85 4 ? Willi m ' si '• ;.el ' fae ' i "" they present lb" of Berri honoured the fete with his presence: 6000 loth tinier the management the Com• ING Ist SEPT i ' s II HER, M 4. „ Mittee.held at the City of I. value Tavern. Ilse Committee of PrthOllS were invited to participate io the amusemeuta, . • 'SCHEME. . !duties at Ch. lensforti would be anoint-rut to omit metitiooiag. which seicceeded the banquet it which toasts dear to i 2. • .4 tk'lD.!Xlo gg - * „Mow that a handsuaranooportion of thi. benefaction has heal CO6- French men . d ran k •:- • h • a nd _;_ Z•• • .. enthusiasm ostasm mar 2 •••• • • 2 ...,. .._.....,.., tm e ~..,,,,,,i . _ ....., • 4,(140 end geoteosity, which dm Immo. to their station in life. The f Tbo Dube .1 Beni in walking about th e ga r d et ia ' 4 - 4400 Committee feel nloetam td intrude epos the use of those wisp 1 bad w ith k :.. i , 1 ... i , .. . k .V a . a ..... #. Wag tram, 5 ... ' e. _T . - e7sPe--- o• --throes the •2,000 Wert-sta.% bus iv' or could Mete itsikias clientele* of i Duke de Grammoot, Generale Dessole and.Meison.l 10.1... '.. . ....... .. - The &Rowing was a stanza, of on e of the 'pegs sung 15 ....... ..... 4,...,4 ••• 1/0 .... ....... . 10 ....,..• ALL . •_• • ' lAIA) ; 54 11 4 11 1 1 Woe, bell4lo Chelmsford. Joly VW .., • • ...OWN. • .46 • • 111 •• • ll.l)Da g• 1014. on tire bCepied :--• ----. . ••••-•-••••••• . o IdARY PERKINS. Si lea dowers. si la vietnire IS,UOO Tickets. f etall,o3/0 i . Resolved, Tis tt (he grateful Thanks of this - Ciudusittee be • Nous olflreid de s lOU menu t combats. NO FIXED PRIZES! - . I presented to the I olio.' A.werisition at Chelmsford, forrtheir i lloorbsons song Ms de la &Wire: 1 Dees of Drew int. rartiloev:stsat littoral wasisuoce to the isatiappy Sole:era in Ger- Adios, nos champs i!'hnoneur sls guiderout rot pas t 1M Day lst SEPTEM BER. tier,. . Yenta les venez. hers de combative, 31 Da. l3th SEPTEMBER, • • Animate &reedy advertised .. 5t111,957 10 9 Frapper de twirl uite superbe enoemi I 34 Day l7th surrp.mfiCß; • At Clam:timid Co. At Marten, Stone, and Co. Et le panache d'lleuri Qtmtire ' - Tickets and Shams are selling by SWIFT and Co. the Sabscribedat the ftier- Slarel.btoes. of Exeter £lO .0 trelevere sur le flout de Berri. Contract ors, at their Offices, . het Table, at the At Hearts. The day before, the Duke reviewed the 15th regi• • Mos. 11, Poultry, I No. 31, stAldzate High. I Three gonna L o a. The Cobbein 1 eumanry 100 0, la, Charlog-evoss, • reet. 1 Hungerford sYB 0 S. • 30 o' ment of the line on its arrival from the. North of Price of a Ticket....,419 19 tAi Sir J. Lalehock mad Co. At Child lad Co. ; Germany. His Royal flightiest was every where UM, ... £lO 7 1 Eighth Quarter ..... ... 5 5 Materials l7 0 1 I•yinlogion •16 Y. E. 42 0 I received %lib enthusiasm • lied then inspected the ; • Rev. B. han El dl* trd 1 11 Citai.dits Leigh, Esq. 20 0 • barracks, which are repairing after the injury th:7 At Committee Rama. C. W. lei U , had sustained from the residence's)! foreign troops. Subset iptiusis from 1 Collected in the Pa- Haoirkas and vici- risen of W.ols•ey, We are assured that Monsieur will return to his t.ity, remitters by %ca. - nick-loser, per a p ar tments in theibuilleries to-morrow. I • J. G. Shorter, E.q. Rev. W. hl. Holli £l9 19 6 i fet.r . . 4 .4 16 16 i It is said that Count Jolt de' Yosit.le (- aeon! son Collected by the La- I Gatti in she Rambo of [ of the Prince de 'Pole) is appointed Ambassador of . dies' Associatiou,for I Caputo' !itunk••.K. r -4 4 I France to Russia. the relief of the Or- by, Leier-t:•r•liire • German Children on Collection at the Co- 1 The Ambient Observer gives the follew t ine list of German 194'.3..2d. thedral, Chester, on 'Plenipotentiaries who a ill. be. present at thoPOn,greSS Second Collection at - the day of Thanks- Pl a istow Meeting, giving for Pcarewer of Vienna :-Per Austria, Count Stallion ; for Eng after a Sermon, by itr.. D.-4n Clo.d- I land, Lords Castlerea . gh and Aberdeen ; for Prussia, the Rev. H. I. 'cry 3 If Collected melt, she P 3 si a. • 25 . 6 d• Prince liardenberg mid Baron llnmiroldt ; for Suto•criptino- iii Choi mg, r. Noble . by nth of Militia, a- the Pante of Benserent ; for Naples, the John Graft. Esq. ICO 0 Rocks. its Thamla- i Doke of Campochiaro- for Bavaria, Field-Marshal Second Subscription at 'Mug - day, for i Prism! Wrede; and fa; Sweden, the Berm, de B;ldt. Spilsby. per Rt v. Peace. be Rector I DUTCH P.IPERS. E. Wall. 15 9 and Parishiooto•s 111.145. 6d. 1 Some inferiors". stsuturs, tattin g advantage of the • Collection at Totten- Etch , renditaucesfi mu wants of vaanydiscliar4ed agents of the military ad. • --rm. ham Cloure4, 'offer I the ECr - IC- . t i ministratlookparchaie their claims otiGoverement at i HAGUE, JULY 22.--Ilis Royal Highness the a Straw.". pe: Rev. mil ; re, per J .Carap- Tho 4. Roberts VI. h. 24 .. bell • 10 0 050 and even 60' or 65 per cent.loss !We are assured , Hereditary Prince, who has just been appointed James Gang, Esq. sii j A Trite Patriot 10 0. that the mosteapresaordets have been given to put Lieutenant-General in the English . service, set off Sir:. Gili7 2 0 1 Collet tel in the Pa. Jots N Lebo% ) Esq: 5 0 riot oftlappisbarda, lau end to this shameful traffic. yesterday morning for Brussels to assume the cow. Collerlion at St. Norf..lk.on Thanks- I IllerShat Sault has published from Rennes, in .Bri- - mend of all the allied-troops ih, Belgium : James's Chapel, givin.•das it $ i tasny, a long address to the inhabitants of that mi- LIME, JULY 15.-Marshal (pitcher, accompapied Vostok Park, swot Collett illii* in Nit two Liverpno:. per R e s. o 11eiti •di,t Chapels, ;141111 division, and the troops under his command. by 'his - Ahl. de .Canap. MajorTrantz and Count Bal. John Smith 21. 01 in Sltellield,per Mir. Ist' . it he reminds them that the 6 1- ICing wished the tell, arrived here yesterday, 'fad iet off this morning Do.ai Sherhoroc.Dor. G. litglthrld 41 15 1 peace to be a real ,benett for the people, and •an - ho- for Cologne. - • setshire, leer 1t5.... Collected *is list Cloy . •-• 44 The peace" says , Teatw, Jusre 28.-Geneill Count llebna has lakl tairriP a itirrOw "I°l4 ' f iftlals• l tZ d e '•= -74-9 =::: -. 4e= d-- ,toiemr. , “-Ikeery 'do -' . - esof , - st-is his erreploymetst as Colletheibi ketory,Asel Chnrrh,Stirop-tare. . mid Co. 29.106.10 d. ' .me liionl,tgi %log. P..liett spear, Lie. happily restored, and which we one solely to the so. assumed the character of Ambassador. Almost all day, per Res. Tito- lilt-bank, Che‘hice • AO 0 licit ude of his Majesty, is about to confer on you en the Austrian troops hare gone from this country to taus Lloyd .2al. 166.61 Cool',..ction in 11 Rod I bonouraHe repose; you will avail yourselves of it Lombardy ; there are not above 8000 men now tit conevrea o x. s yoror g . . , green Chart,. os Lath', in tote ~stare Thanksgiving - day, 1 to complete y bur organization, to recall under your i Piedmont. of Newohats, Glee- per Rev. R. J. Ab- ' Colonrs the soldiers oho have left them without law. I FitesEFoOT,JuLT 15.-From Hamburgh we have cestershire; 6.r the Mott. 1 15 OrpSan Children 10 1 6 I Doi. - in Mill -hank Chit- fel reasons. and to acquits that instruction which :the following intelligecce :- slew% tor three pet, s. ditto, per alone will enable you, to appear with advantage on I " Our Syndic, Mr. Grua, who was at the head. Tirkets,second Coto 1 Rev. Tbo. Smith 41. 6..94. , th e th e w s of glory, should t h e views o f his Ma., quarters of the Allies, at Paris, having sylkiten to our resees 6 6 , - • : !peaty, or the _honour of his crown, summon us to Senate that the French Government ciasiders the • - - At itankcy and Co. Mrs. Brie, Albrielitims ill 0 new combats." i taking the money out of the Bank as a robbery. and Sixth retaiiiatre fr •in Collectiou bi the Pi- • - Maned), JULY 11.-Th. accounts from America :bas declared that the necessary measures may be tier Exeter awl De. rah Church of are alarraisiv that east and fine portion of the Spa. • employed against Deepest ;- the Senate has therefor. von Association, Knutsford.Chesh:.e, nosittedio adve. tile. - on yu na k, g i b ing-day go wish monarchy remains connected nit!. us only by • resolved to send a Deputation to Le.ndott, to rlnsult Jou* 2, . X 503 0A L id), for the Or- • the slightest threads. An embarkation of troops is on the steps proper to he taken. The Deputies are Beienth ditto, f'snso do. 3.70 0 phen Children io . . preparing, for the purpose of sub.:Ging the rebels, : Mr. Parish, Mr. Sellim, and Sr talk Deorman." Tu. Sri rem a e, per R .b. Norwicli 101 0 I Steven, 11:q 10 0 iblit the soldiers do not display reach :odour for an I Coesenarreo, JULY 9.-We have received 110 Collectioi. is the Pa- ' Mr. J‘.ha Gibson, . . enterpme which is not without da - iger. I news from the Commissioners since they weitt to . tOloefite)aon 51. Ss. 6d. Stratford 20 ! Ditto in the thtlsh r.f Several Families at -1 The *Jug has rescinded hi, circular of the 31st of • Christiana, where they must have arrived on.the *lat. - tirallaceehagett-N- Tomos ea, per E. I Mar by which all the grain collected in depots foi !We presume that the Prince has really entered into v ,J. Stebbiog 519 1 Fortier $lO t h e arm y f rom the l an ds of the regmar Clergy was ' neociatirres with them. Ditto in the P arch of Produce of Articles Slielly.bylter.Wo2. me e t by s tone y oun g ordered to be restored to the Monks. He will find ! ercnsistracti, JULY 2t.-The Grand Duke -Cows , Powell SI. 14.. 11. i Peisom at Totten. ! some means, however, of indemnifying the cenvents stantine arrived here yesterday. • . Rev.Joholbsoopher:„, I ban 101 2e. (IL for this momentary loss. I BREYER:IAT 16.-We shortly expect the * 6rst of Wein halts 10 0 1 Fourth additional , by . Rob. Pa-tridge, Nor- I th e Committer of NU85...948E11G, JULY 15.-Accoonts from Austria, t . colons° of French prisoners returning from Russia, wiin /0 10 Ladle, of Clapham, • dated the 9th, state, that the thick &tad, a hick consisting of 500 men. The whole number that will Robert Mar-h 50 , for the relict' ..fOr- Mrs. Marsh II t p!oaos In Germany, have darkened the political horizon of Germany, are march through dile city is said to bt , about thirry Mrs. Partridge 1 1 ona.iiiit in t• le whole in a great measure dispersed, without, however, i thousand ; they are reported to be in a wretched Ceti. Ali, Pere ? 0 4.14: 11%. flu.. 5 0 I • leaving us in the certainty that they are entirely re-Idition. hlr. R.. D. Squire- 2 / Committee of eight Rev. H. North 9 3 Lad i e s, at Stuck- I moved. The postponement of the Emperor of Rust.l Beusset.., Jcr.Y 17.-Two regiments of Englis cm h Mr. John Diann 1 0 well. for she relief I• .s journey to Vienna, and the delay of the Con- . ! Dragoons, coming from 'Bourdeaux, are attired at . Collection in the Pa- of the Orptiatis in i . 531. 1,. 7d. ; gress which is adjourned from the lst of Auttest to Mons ; these troops, which are superbly mounted, fish of Oldham 31. is. 6d. Gernta n e At portico 41:. Co. Second donation from the Ist of October, necessarily prolong the residence make the finest appearance possible. Two more re: `Collection atSi.John's the Watery col of the foreign troop/ in Germany, as no Power can giments are expected, and also fifteen battalions of , Chapel. Warring. lege. per Rev. W. g r; i lay down its arms until the proceedings of the Con. '. Hatiovetian infantry ; 16,000 Belgian troops haven , ton.'per Rev. Allay 46 6 Wbeekr At Spoteier mid Co. • Mr. W . stay 22 ' guess are brought to a conclusion. : turned, and many more are expected; 3000 officers Celli-nom in the Pa- Co.Ns•cted at Collins 1 A Courier , who brought itstelligence of the cer. i have offered their vrvices. visa Church of Code- Chapel, Islington,. ' • All. per Rev. John on she day of Gene- i tails arrival f th e Emperor Alexander, who was to _______ Hutto' 13 10 rat Thooksgi.iiii. 33 I ,'be on the 18th of July at Weis, in Austria,•was fel ' At Jones, Lloyd and Co. At Lubtseck and Co. I lowed a few hOuri after by a second courier, charged potholing' wt Si. Collection in Horsley . 1 JohisChurch.Man- Church. on Tii.iiiks- i with the- melancholy commission of announcing ehester. on Toaillis• • giving-day. per H. that this journey was deferred. The Prince of. Met= giving day 60 0 1 . Yizard, F.A. 411. its. 91 • Subscreistioa from Os- Several Congrewr . tetilich sent a Secretary, who travelled so quickly font 1 6 110114 of Caliini`lw • ; that he overtook this courier, p a s sed b y h im, ana Ditto by the Schaltirs Methotli•ti.iii Fort- arrived before him at Vienna, where he informed the of lets National mid ' shire, by the Rev. &today Schools. R. F. Mold 96 10 Emperor of the new disappointment. 'The Vienna Bl.rekliorn 21. 96.441. Collectiou in the 4 Costrilismette, and other German Papers, eaplain ' At Committee Room. Charms of Stoutest Collection at Writ,- S t. Bernard, per .., i this change of affairs in a way sot very satisfactory. henitall Chapel, Rev. Win. Koch 61. 2s. W. •. Cowry, JUNE 18.-On the 15 th of this month the I Bewoley, per Cart - Ditto in the Parish of i French garrison mounted the white cockade, and ink; htadd nallerrelot.l4..sd.l Brechingooke. per B. 1U 1 'Mr. Hayward 6 i displayed the white standard. The day before Baron Subscription. received at the Dam of the City of London Ta. Boulnois,. his most Christian Majesty's Constris. Ter:it - LI-% d's Colfee•boAse; Stock Exchange; and at all the sioner; had arrived with a French squadrori.-His Bankers is Tows and Coition'. : Excellency Lleatenant-General Camp bell landed on tt. 11. M ARTIN. ( Secretaries. ' the 16th. LUK E HOWARD, CONSUMPTIONS CURED. Procbotialion of his Eveelkvey Lieutenant-General James rf" inserterof this, a Professional Man, who I C he amit i rl.t. h C i ii t it . G a tt . :l;fa ti tkir7 of bis , B i la ti o le triik or tt t l i je i sly in, f t n i r , las attended OUIIIII Perolinsufferbig under the .obilie Dis- • Co amessidatigfi t sis Majesty's Purees " to there bloods. mil in Nor, has, in t oo-erpteisce of his eltrusive praetie•• • hero scs • the Adriatic, Rt e . fornicate as to darter a Medicine , that aan infallilik CURE for CONSUM I. rioN - 4, hy wkich M e dicine be has cured emily TO TUB FOlll3O 1111NCTIONARINS, TO TUE ei 21t2TMEN when given osdr by raiment PLysieisaes. and ushers in tile foist A** I/HIANCIWITS 'Or 1111 Z CITY AND ISLAND OF s t age o f aC • 1 1 1.. W want, sittonded with Cough, Spitting a . wan ,. . .; - •.. rood; and "Arrant ows a s wellings sk, Feet. hr. Tli.oigh the guru of this sosertints may be doubted. the Ail. ' Bit goyal Higbee,. the .Prince Regent, in..tho venter is ha, , p. to billi, that lie 1..•4 it in his potter to fart NI name and nn th i s behalf of his Majesty the jiing of those b e hes " rea s i'nti when given over " souse ni-di r d it s : the United KinstiOns of Great Britain and Ireland! Pgifeati I real Meti. He therefore. stow .puttlirly Olreserittel turd the ••to . -,.. - ...,•.• - irOSI Allies df his Majesty, have conde wlio are labouring to.der 'lib allolieg. Wismar- Letters (post paid)* lwretord ter A- K. "/"t s model ttlitPpoint se iheifiloimehisioner to receive street, New•rovals Mury4e4thae, samosa was .u. 11b• cesdimist ,am fortrommegimitilf ihe isle tuft Carfoi altsaltutit , . • ' ' ' . , 3vA*4 -1 v 4 ' - . . • by the Authorities constituted by his Majesty Louth XVIII. King of France, in virtue of the Convention signed at Paris en the 23d of April last. The cession of the fortresses and of the island of Corfu, which shall be mado to the troops of his Britannic Majesty under my command, will be 11C. ceptNl in the name of all the Allied Powers. Cooi sequently, by virtue of the full powers with whicti am invested, and in concert with his gimellertCy Kest-Admiral Sir John Gore, commanding hie BSt taunie Majesty's Beet in these seas, I have arranged the oessioe of the fortresses and of the island with Boron de Bouhogs, his most Christian Majesty's Commissioner, in conformity to•-Newt of the above-mentioned Convention. A part of the military worlit eT puce, 'Mir camp of Ascension, and the redoubt of St. Pantas Icon, have already been occupied *his dni by the English troops under my orders, and the' rinniindet of the fortifications shall be given up without delay on the embarlation of the troops of the King of France, in the French squadron which has been soot for that purpose, and on board the English trans. ports which Sir John Gore has offered toihe French Admiral. After having ecqnsinted the inbastitants of all 4.le nominations in use isle vtf Corfu With the object of My coming, and the great and important results .which Row from the peace and good urderetandiog which so happily exist in all parts of Europe, I have only to declare, that I am fully determined to *dash. nister, in the exercise of the hontsurible Mission that has been confided to me by my 4nvereivs tad his aogust Allies, justice with the strictest. imparts. tiality, and that 10411 be uniformly guided by these principles of honour, benevolence, and liberality which constitute the public and private character of of the English nation. Gives at bead-quarters. Corfu, Jane 17. 1814. J. cA3iltilibt.L, Lkstelilass LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH; Eptablisbed, he *sky Wiaufneture is Great Britain,. in which Itaratiras. takes J Elmira' Flax and Cotton are united ill One Thread. T" peculiar texture•of this fabric from it from i the elects incident to the tisanes of climate or atoms pare svoislitte the injurious cold or chill ex perieoced iv the Vital t.f Iri , n or other Linn*, and the nisp/vlsaot sensation pe- Collar t.i'fabrlcs made wholly of Cotton ; io this respect it at- • belies ti- excitwive ftdmr.tage of being more cos , 'neive health. se all teavoia and climates, than any other description of Stirtiog Cloth. For sloribility. beautiful aopearance, comfort in sear. and great eptowily, tais oitiouftietare stands unrivalled, and is wild at ;ill .at half the price of Iri.ll or other fine Linens, at the Po !ewer's %afehodsc.• IM. Cheap..ide, near St. Paul's ; and by Oppitiotment, at ,Harding, Howell, and Co.'s, No. 89, Pall • • •• • It la proper to bard the Public againsfennfoondiog the obese. fabric with the new imperial Cotton Twine Shici l g and IPsetin wairh professes to rceolate perspiration, anCtis be arourlii , e4l, and as an aotidete against the plague and other tootagioos disarde.s I! BAYLEY'S LilalitkJAPAN Bi•AelklßG. T HIES nsatchteis Composificon fer Boots, .Shy, Nr. M i b loss latuser t radars% a mane Itsilliaut gad hsting Jet Mark. 'Mast can Ise sibtained fear . .iwp other pre per:Man; it raga stware.ea the sesserior gnalst modern.; the leashes nvar Ur resei ring it suit and pliant. and pre ye. tine it tram et wk . : - w. Salsivessuieswisradad .tai' h 1 !odes amt Blew. l'effessir-nai Ceekvster-,l•eet. tanonis ( where the Patent Oakes eunsissue la be tease at &Ad as thabl) ; alw. said retail by most of the woad yeialevs. Pie* 1.. Sol. Half-pie's IM. tech. ••• T.) prevent lusposittsaythe Labels are saved " y. B s Nett' " Bayley Av•.. SI hrhiONS and Co. respectfully acquaitit the'. • Nobility and Pteilie in getter,ll. that a wing from 4e : So pee cent. in tile ant* •tf CLOTH '6,by it pOvsng .it tho TAILOR'S COMPANY OFFICES. Charing In. Nit,/ Bub& I street; Itio. 8 11•1•43), !kraal, new Cron. Sobinined is a. 11801 ch of tae Beady blowy PRIC F.S : Beat %opaline Coot . £313 to X 4 4 0 Ditto SoprAne, •or littper Greet Coots 310 to 55 0 Ladies' HAWS, • . . 60 to 6166 11 . . literwi or Marseilles Wait-tenant • 013, to 01$ 0 pine Whlte 1/itt...-Dreto Ditto . 0 10to 11 0 Rich Black Silk Ditto . . 16to1 10 I Worsted Stockton Pantaloons 1 6 to I 4 ' Ditt- B.Thrari, very stunt . . llnto 2 3 V Cloth Pantalitons . . . • Itsto s s 0 'Emanate Ditto . • 22t0 2 S 0 Breeches • • 16 to 118 .1V Prime Leather Ditto . . 119t03 3 13 LIVERIES. • Duffel Jacket and Waisteostovoi Cord Breeches . 919 6 Soil of Livery £5 oto 5 10 I !tortoni Coat 3 oto 316 0 Moot Buy Coat 515t0 6 101 Overalls . 1 2tol 16 0 Terms of Cut:tract by the Year, oo cousideratioo of returning their old ones: a !twits per Year itll 0I 5 Suits per Year £‘26 in 4 Ditto . 21 016 Di;to SO 10 On the tame priori for Coats only : S Coats per Year £lO 1 0 5 'Coats per Year £l5 0 4 Ditto . 13 1 0 6 Ditto . 19 0 Vent*men ow joining their respective regiments, or going abroad, equipt, as ordered by his R. H. the Cioninander-in-f ).ief. Ladies' Riding Dresses, and Young Gespetartisifussor Ditto, made in a superior style. The etiravapird charge of those who take and give long credit has been a subject of complaint, A. S. and Co. as.wrt the Public they will End a nuiterial difference in their prices • &toe other homes : id etbdirquestre of conducting their haaness for quirk r ept r i nrt. thev are enabled •to sell for less m..nev than other purchtuse their goads ("sr.—Gentlemen in the couiiiry sup . p led by maim their ournstere, or an old wit. ' s• AM FRIG 4. • LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Ro%ai *Joon, the Duke of York. Protident, and the f.litierieti Committee of Governors : Nod of Leitron Colour' W. J. Jour, M. P. fart of Kotf-utdmt 1 J.sho Lt.touche, E. M. P. Right M.o. I% .I.vaPT: I Col..net Clement-, M. P. at. Hon.R.B. Oh ridan.M.P. Captain James ✓. Cut. J. Barry. M. P. 1 Sargruo, Mr. Mime, - Member of the College. London. • Bosrow, luww 11.— The sloop Mariner, of awl irons Sandwich, for Boston, with wood (a new tessei), was eaptored this morning by a barge front the Bulwark, 74, at anchor about seven miles front licituate, in company with the Nymphs frigate. The barge also captured two sloops off Cnhaa'et rocks and five bares went into Scituate harbour this morn ing, cut out two schooners, and burnt the remainder in port, consisting of nine sail of schooners and sloops. Sts. P. M.—Another ship has anchored with them, apparently a privateer. Jun s Arrised thy Pilgrim, from the Bay—. this morning she was taken alo:lgside the Plymphe, still at anchor off Scituate with the Buteark, and was permitted to proceed; about eleven o'clock, three miles south-east of the !fight-horve, was boarded' fees a sloop, tender to the.Bulaerk, which put mil I Ward five men and four women, taken out of the schooner Betsey, from hence for I rrovitlence-town ; 1 this vessel she had captured, and ordered down to the Bulwark. The prisoners stated, that three schooners were along-side the Bulwark this morning, I ;which were captured on Saturday evening; also, that theackoceers Nightingale, Fly, and Beauty, wefe alt captured on Saturday evening by the barges . anti Mien. `Teo readers ; and five or ail barges, were THE Patronage this Institution has received, for tbeexclurive treatment uod Cure of both Sexes, !labeled with Venereal Cognitions's, and their dreadful edentspienees, ast akietures ' detains. ulcerations &e. etwolueed order the ma. nagestreatof the firrt probiestaoill abilities, will sati.fe the pub. lictif the high ,omits of Mr. KIERNAN'S plan. atrd that by it the rocustocuientes of Public Ctiar;ties urr avoided. whilst the and on wary are protected against the fatal delusions held adverti-tog poptrodet • its this briirtch ,if pram Since sw oppeoreo toy isw Aomori Report of 1811.3131 piaietits,of 'Sex hem cared,iiithout cnithoetorm nr lujory to the nuirea.*.istrt %idol delicacy and secrecy hitherto unknown; of thn.e have laboured ander the mart compliented forms ie disease front ten to tweedy sear=. Tbe first sviaptoras 1 to Mr. Kirroan's treatmeto it a few davA ; nail where Jciralice of dehiliti comes on. t a early application COMIIO, made to prevet.t the danger that :nay eusue. Ir. Itienarn may be consulted by either Sex, with the into -e. reel. n at his sirivisie houre, No. 91. Lower Char lie-sieves, fleoford-rquare. from nine In twelve is the mon,- . :aid froo: six till nine at ; to venom letteN nand other o t amieo em s . from Sown and cauutry, may be addressed, dad tor punt twin, itirestered. Jud publiOard, %CT!CAL OBSERV lITIONS on thP lbove OBRA nee Yr.. Rv V. Kieruan and stilt' by S iruond, Neely, Pasildukt-1011; sad by :4, Fiat • • • , . - - 4`-'-:4 .~ -* _ • n--;) ALI! s' .11 •-- - - ,4 - 7,, . - 0 • •ef• .7 , - '7 1 7• 110, •' - w • - •" - 2, - '11 4 7 - if • "•• 1 ' - 4 1 ' . 'l.• 1- , . . - . 1.- :7 e - •- . , - ' ' * s ; .•• 4. 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