The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-03 00:00:00

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Viiiblic 5 ; - / f. aw . d i sis s . ,.4. -. 1 ,..• , i ,,• ; , ,,, , . ~.... 'J a y • •• • was' *revolt 1,411110014. ..v . it, •,i',,:. •.,, 7T 1.., . with chaggin t ,d 1i and .pillege had, • 'ire fl infirrined. that the fond tiling COURSES', ...L . '. a, • 4 • RICH ES. , • 11.. rel •I' ro leveler: osedo' " - d r ( ' d of I.F.CTUstkii•seat to. tuft is t h e coil i ng ~,„,o 0 I _, , , „Ito f &saisCTl OF A 1..22441f iltObillialliasiMikle,....., ,• 4 - ~ 'an oall also to my lorprisiefthit. Hof -• take, -by Mr. Kees •- •-, •• •• LOu CH ENIIS l'ltY, by. James Wbeeler. Ear. To tom- ." To rat eieverrelve once, L•, •. • . btiat`whiCh hltd been iteided "kith preitelhani s • A menet on Tuesdny,alse Ifith of November. nt *yeti o'Clnek Ili "' ae• - - ' TO Which wlll be added. tar Evenine p ee r iota to be coots on e t ich succeeding Dated Navy.yaret. Waibiseinn, Aue.l7, 1814. and a. gatinited id' endeavoti *pit etit.6i 0 . 41. .3W sity, cninge 1),.....,111'5w0 Acts, called Tuesday, iit the saine hear. - • , Stag --After -receiving .yotot ceders of ( tile...wit s Branch, On the eyenieg.of the, ..- was.nettly 0.4-, • ; • JROoN DE PARIS. 2. On EXTEMPORARY ELOQUENCE,' Or the Art of - directing. the. public , shipping, stores, &c. it . AK. the edam kitee'Cacgo bi ane Public SVe.skiar. PV Jolla Rippinettion, Ise. 'Fo commence ; Vers. 'a l !. Stemal,, „Priee_Sa• 6d.-Pit, 9.. 0.: Second no Friday. the 18th 4,f N • %amber, at Seven o'Cluck in the Even- esta Is n , ,i • . . bl' hme t - -to 'be destroyed, in ease of the sue- viitheet . cpeuection . with elk,' iiilters' if tine' -'ar-Pull " i' • •=;•• 1 "`!!!,....... - 6d - .1 Second .. t b .-Upper ,kJ preetsely, and to be coutiourd-an each succeediog aaaday, cess of the enemy ovdr our army, no ibbe.was lost I Htf.tht,glipedeti .in - tits - ydrd, I ,1106t1 beetrigneilk.; . , s, ts. I arew Pric e, lat the same losur. in making the necesiarY arrangements for firing the . •thei„ the, enemy bed' left the . city, excepting Only* . e lso • .s•eers_lis hi evened a! bait pet.-fte o'clock, to be. 1 9• .On the PASSIONS and AFFECTIONS of the MINI), efer is, isaltpedfais.: • . sal lade I.4inenee na L rtaIGU AGE ond the POLITE ARTS, whole , and preparing beat' fur depsrting Womb, serjeatits.s'gtiatd, for the security of the Met and •.. .. -•., 1 4. '. . e•e• ;.:- sby Jahn mown Good, h.q . . F. R. S. klember of the American yard, as you had suggested. •• - . •.. ,' lowered'. '..'Meiling it impracticable, to 'stop dal Ij . • Twkotaitikiti)l(.Al., Cotrittre OAEUBB. Piribieophiwil Society, Hod of the Unarms Soviet, of Phil's- , -• 4 . 3 ' • About four P. M .Ire ceived a toessagehy .ety . offr, scene of ploadki . .thae . had - totremenced, I deterwiln4 1 .. , i el ibia. Ti commence on Friday the 6th of J •nuary 1131 ; 9E I III $' .9140,.. - -EVENING, Nov.N 3, 'will anil to he continued on each succeeding ' ' I . ria „ ) ,. i • - ' 3 ' ter front the Secretary of War, with 14ortwition Instantly on reposeessing the yard with all the foss - • , . ... ' "be performed, 4. Oa MUSIC, by William Crotch, Nita. D. Profeseor of that he " could protect me no longer." '-' • ••' at my Comtnand.. Repairing_ theiefote immediately' .. , ' ••••••••• .PIZAHRO... - N it ric in Ike University o f Osford. To commence in February . : - • 1t01.412C. IPaiallter Mika, Um: Beau& • i Soon afterthis , this, i Was informed that the eatifingre... to Alusitidril4 Lieutenant &trader', the ordinary PRIV ILEGaS OF PROPItIEIORS ANUL'lldil- f sett) of in Hoed e rn E w ast m er i n nu t 1., . SCRIBERS.reaIy 0 Owing myself; 'end got full :caus i ng •. 1. •••••-ii, -4 Ti which will tweeted,. Proprietors and Gentlemen Subscribing 31. 3s. per amt. will r ._. IT , few .• tos ßran th ch e ebirpidlgeosiottandla.ncn"ionsionefthe bent "lk marines there, were ordered . 41.. t ' . ROSINA, • have the privilege of admit...toot ,•-.. • , . • . ... . -. •Cou rses ori Lectures . • blowing up of that-part near dist i lls% es had beeei spin St ' lig. 4 .- • taxes, is. s Second Prier 95.. 6d•-Fits ' St. 11d. • Second , k To i thei rrunile•ss;ca•- prim ,. 2..._..4..,wer Ga11ery , .2,..i•sediedferiegoa:_uppas. , tind K. : . e ~ essit Room, OHO with the principal Morals& aesenged in the morning. - t . • t•• • .. . . ••I nm stew collectiog the scattered purloined proela. • ' .....it . : f'•• , &me.... is• ; Served Pfealt fat. - li g ratters; the Gaston. etc. ' The intended fate_of the ya• Ali before been f aims ready.lot •your orders, presuming they wilt - '...'''''' : ._, ...... . i 3. To the Rending Room which is reguierly supplied with - ZiNtt now . •A. Pritate Will N10:1 1 4-10 - iwpmv - es . application to Mr. tire triferary`Joarads,* MA; Books, and 'Pamphlets-of Invent P' 9, assweemeed te : eisse Relgh ~ Ts order that fi Trielb tte . NM* intletta k the querittty sated . Blaallt..ll, hi the Bps' • . interest. they might take every poisible procalitiort.for the safer: i f You a efikto Ofolfd of ;alien known to me. :I , ••••••••"` • • Ei4i'clelr.t . i3RESS; 4. To si cornenleat Laboratory, fenadsea with theineemontry f„ of "p r ologs nfordiag every feeility to Caemical mid rhilliso l ini. i themselves, families, a ndpeopertyi i r The • It. tate, except her foremast being_ eh& • . , • IIIKTBICIISBN "lrequests permission to solicit cot Re-eaLehes. Immediately several individuals came in- succes. eletifit ii!',tittreesite.otthe tfith, about foot. P. a i a . , gi egigoi,,myscr o f O mit high ' ) rrionn t ini,bed patio n woce 5. Ti. the Library of Referewee , comprising a Selection of don, endeavouring to prevail on me to deviate from IVo r libes else soother of die gun-boats, with :boat - which his Ow Established il as4a, 12, Rail/hone-Once. Lou. the beet Works in every department 0 Literature and Sciehee • s e m , has tree tamestreff wish fee a. length of tium. in eon.e. 6: To the Library of Cireulstion, conostis% of Standard my instructions, .which they were invariably inform. ' one hundred beriersbf powder; end one of the biro . •*, 0 „,.. 6 . o f h i n Insar ea ma n super i or „ eye , „ 1 - cuisine hicr ,. a Weeks in Breasts I.ller Aare; Vevese,, Troyes., lest Top.. ed was unavailing, unless they could bring me your 5 Yard cetteri, neartY':fell 'with the . fi lled eylindeid c. . -, 1 uh i tu iv s •Clittlies, liegimennA mel •Lrolies Habit.a Yeang grstphy ; iltstery, Biogrisphyr tbe Belles Learn, Science and instructions in writing, 'countermanding those pril tier' our different gun? previously ' Mounted; ttia , . 0 • , , Genaranais tate, iisimar and rosier Dream. both plailfaod ete- tii. Arts. . , , . , I . • . radii or* * Liveries, t ics . Ladies are selnsitteri to the toi l eee.„..lise e s u m use , of she• eiousiy given. - • . • . ig4 ' •. t powder of ,base, hbWever, is probably much wet •'. . , Omar** resideals nay be iisfurmed how to traatinit their . tibeary a Circulation, at 11. 26. per mew •'.l A deputation also of the mot respectable women/ell the storm. . . a . , seesaws per poet. . 'KOK"? fird 4 Negli. Roe' ' * came on the ' same errand---/n hen I found sudetelf , , I have the honour ` tor IteefilterfolPectfullY/ Sr, . -0 ... • a ------- r''''l4! P. ' • --,-- : • ' sextant, . • ,:- ..--- fag. jour obedient . 30TH NOVEMBER. '' 6t-4...-pgrie 2 - 7- ' l7 - infell 11111RINCV:S RUSSIA Oft, Pip % c E Nr. pa y siefessitated to inform : them,. that any, . . - • e. . • Cil EA Pl•'.4;-ti 6tr. SL and' 1 1% 4ar &ante -41446 . 04her impottonities would cause the matches *to he ill'- . ii i,lsi a o s e . i rtheli t. (signed) .- . • T. TlltiOgif.. . • . •• A. QWIFT and Co. the- Contrite/tors, Oeitieetfilly tn. ,r• e nes. Lee ara II ary. • c 1...7 from the Public, the . TATE LQTTII&X, will :era said • weds of Ladies ad Grailemee who haveayed. P t ineri lita r ./a,.etatitly aPplied to the trains, with assurance, lie... ' Ms. have declared they will use no mete 011 Is proved th e .- . , aniiih D r aw in g oa Ow' 3110 h of Nwevveber.-Ibers are *WY best an d Wholesomeit Oil for the tusie..is'ini * greet a asetrirbei, ' ever, that, if left at peace, • I would delitthe Wee- vairr4rN PORTER'S LETTS* '''.:*‘''' .• 1 - . IWO Ticket s mid the 'Schema cognates . • l i on of the:orders as long -as I Could Heel tba , leesC. The litkafgencer gives a long letfeefteili Mali linproviaa. preservieg. ;red beautifyine the heir of .I.•die- nod. ' 2 4 4 4,0: Primes at ...,. ..... £16,4) ,; .fientleme.i. one 'Children - and If word constantly , ant a hair - shadow of jeatlfication. ' Plotter to the Secretory of the /*levy, dated the Tete • • .II ••...- • - • will 61a offer • • '- • taro sa.e ~'sad tookes weak and short hair g row ; !• 4••• 4 at ........ . • *IP • • .iit • Odd 11.000 .: thick and long ; renders dry la harsh hair AI soh as silk. and Caput's' Creighton's' arrival at . the yard,, with the 'of 'September , presenting a labiate' Mike at*. , : , 1 ,men Wife bad been with him at tbe..b.ridge (probably.. preparetientmade by him at the White-Imm, •• the • • , 6•ie • .i. • '• ' * 500 by natu re, s o ak ear gut thiskor boW, Its using Prince's Raids .'about five o'clock), would have . .justifteri me in in. *,test beak of the Potowmac, to destroy the British 6 ...:•.,••.......... ... ... .....a r 4 ...... •30 10 " VI regularly. if the least rants , will be restored. Tli-usaids i 10 .... q • ' .. . Y . . of Cyclotrons that were bald bate declared; after using Prince's ' 5 adult operation hut he also was stienuilits In ilie de: ' Adadtpii In their passage diten the strie• -. • . , v resides 1.512 Prises • of- 414310 i 4t25. &e. ' genet Ott regularly for bin morals, the bald places became co. I tire to obviate the intended destr •.., mod enbista" I Arteitelds the previous operations -belt.. of hie . • Tickets and Skates nre 'clinical, SFr Offices, - 'wer , ol wilh linir. No. 11,,Poultry, i Alf . , Ald i rate Hign. . Sold; wholesale. _retail. and for expiatittino, by the sole ' i teered to ride out and gain me informetion and ibelertemy's . force, for three or foist. days, and ‘, is, Cassing-ey.m,' •i• . • street, pr,,prietor, Mr, PI nee, J••hnditreet, Oninrit street, Loudon ;as to thopoeition of the enemy, *u the •htape that . stating titefora& of the enemy to be two frigates, - - - and liv i n - principnl Perfumers and Medicine Venters. our army might have rallied and repulsed them. I was carrying 96•gons; three bonab.shies, SO , one sloop . . 1: 4kIeWOOLLEN WARt.- 6 r) 11 !LIT* I4IIV3 I4O A, . . . Om C•ortota.--Tbere We Many who hare aed Itu-sia Oil will. 'myself indeed desirous of delay, for the reason that of war rocket-c hi p, 28 ; a brig, IS . ; a schooner and I berwa.. on 'recount of !wring taken iu by the isnpnstors wbO ' LADI-IN are felPeetrilly ' informed , that he ma. shoc id u t i h rt e l % T.t oo r .m to erf s. ei k t, fi l w ra; r l7l.lfly tt in j ibe () cov e z•y: the D. c The:a-fore i►i -the wind Was then blowing fresh from S. S. W. which two barges, '3 . making a total o f 173 guns--Get. !- ~,factures.- eye.. and sells nothing hot WOOLLEN tido mid Bill 'aided up with eath u g:t i tle . it 4 is p i e r :mel wirces. w ould ss s m. ...i .. ... most probably have 'caused the destruction of ;Porter proceeds • . . ' C.001)9,• tied it c ionegisen'ily enabled to serer (hest mach es.s., sell. u _i• Oil, „, 5e......0.,4 toiler any presence ;whatever tit :t is not i 11 .- ... V...`' property north and east of the yavd,l-'•'" The guns mounted in the battery were three- -i• , . . leen then ilitale•Dooms *ton ‘' cad a little of Alert thing* " 4 Prince's, are inip e stors, as selling counterfeit's to , their ens . in its neighbrdirhood ; being of opinion, also, that •, 113-pounders , two 12-pounders, sir 8-pounders , est.. . bay of biin or other Wotelen Manisfacturers to sell a g ain, and turn ers . thut Pie ha- the s ev e r of offeriog les tbesn'this Season, the , the close of the evenbig would .bring with it a calm, ‘ two fours. My two mortars were without carriages, , , - • .. (Tensest choice ever ore s in every quality. wedtn. and price, i PRI.NDE'! I 'fa !ROVED DYE, for elament RkeY hnir •in which, happily, we were not disappointed. - as• were all my thirty-twos ; for notwithstandins ,- • :, black.- H un- ' mid In the moot heautiful , saturated. perm/went new colours, or wbakers immediately to dark brow', or Isi Peliae 'liable. BaGlaka Ecurial, Merino Sad Skin, and • area. of Lhdiesi who used to wear . false lune, beentise the ir Other gentlemen, well mounted, volunteered, as every e ff ort was made by the Government at Wash.. z•• Vigima Cloth. , from 10. ts:9o.. per yard all two yard, wale s son berame grey, have left a the. fl hair. mut now Capt. Creighton had done, to go out and bring me ington to have them made there, as by myself on the • and an intremed ussarissse . nt of his P tent Ve k etable BLUK„ , weer their own, as it certoiniy is a l t a r at additinn, for ooi i t i re i nie ili ge „ ee of the enemy's situation, if pos. spot, they could not be completed in time. SLACK I) , ' ED WOOLLEN CLOTHS, that retain tit* ! (without doubt) there is not any thing make+ them leek older _,r ,_,_ L . , „„ rich Wore to Ike last, and will sot wear Mama; also ti e than trey or mane heir. Also thousand. at' Genelernee... li u s e d avow to assiaiti tr. - I 66 On the morning of the eth the enemy Showed & Calms Yang, fur Wisner Dresses, skids sorrows ;my dila ll iv have red nr g rey ehi s kers, that e a. a . great dafirrentent to ', The evening came, and I waited with much anxie r !• dittosititlicti to thove. I advised General Hungerfo ps ti .. eg sae k i nd j w - et ., maau f actu rca i s t hi s countr y ; an d 0. er.. them, are bow quilt dark - free' _theie aong Priam 6 Improvea :a- the return of .-._ %,iirt. Creighton, having almost con - . ifof the Virginia militia, of the same, and pre begs leave to an te Indie,, that arty of these Goods are, if Ds ra'preptived a lth spirits, a Inc , ' is the riots Ilioneent Dye 1 aa., information, retlair 41 made up iota _Pelisses, plain or deftly ornamented..? ever.dito meat them with hot shot. *weeds a t es try b o ir, or r e d or g rey "whiskers. isa- I.tinued that the enemy .were in the to n fr.mi titre. to n Gob rs, b% men who only make Pelisse, awl .; late,„, 4 la" lY • 110 rf . al . 1/***44 lea i1ainek ... 414134 ' I laf gaagga il i t il idit t ' vighbourhood of the Marine . Barracks, at the Ca.' 44 About twelve o'clock the two frigates got adder Sidi a Habits. a vedette i f which inny be seen every i jr, uauvros.-a. trier- are wrens* spurious ' ,ryes n ,, 0 ,,,, e . • ova t aming to the savings o r ders of Loties of distinction. which sire prepared ay ith Caustic, daneerous in use and an- , t p'ee'l liili, and that Melt " atimeweets•Aeisemear George Ca.' f. with a fair wind and tide, and stood down foe •• i N. B. Furns . nre wimp ., cense „ f I„,,, ery „ amp , here- , j ur ions se the Imolai, and snakes the hair nal ski-ken turn Town ; I therefore determined to wait only until es. The rocket.sloop, bomb vessels , brig, schooner, ' r• tnfore. whirl Leal.% will Rada re !Inlet saving In pile, baaa g ~ purple i therefore be particular bp ask for Prince's law ove•I ludf.pest right, o'clock, to commence the execution or and prizes following in succession, the gun- boats ;. 5 • _ for dick Upholsterers. Table Covers of all s c-s 2 _ 'n ,era ' D)e. a lumen a h`dlie 4 orl wo bottle , for 2 1 .; or lIIIr (JIM `el 101. I . 1 inborn oil dieol44, *lmo% i s • •1,10,„ed Greeting , n r ,, gg es, c AVTIOP.--Thr cover of each bottle is psine..t. in & elders no-. k My orders, becoming apprehensive that Capt. Creigit- ,•endeavouring to flank us on oar right. I immedi.., B rays. and r,nl Wekir thismors, Scotch MA Tartan Plaids, in Diret - tinus are s••ateit ur t with each bottle, so that any one tae ten land, from his long stay, fillet! into the hands of ately dispatched an officer to General Ilangerford, : • • -.4 ••,... laillmet con-loriiiii•;:i•af • Lers. dye Weir own hair wit ease nod plenone. l 1 ,,,, 6- t... enemy. 1 to request him to take the position agreed upon fts: I) rCo (e.O prod . ) to G. F , siis Latfie-' Weallen Cloth Ma- Tu Ac L•raies and Gentlemen that r• s ine in the • During i mifiriprer. 26. KW-strati Covent-garden, •c o u ntry, .by Gemini! a remittance hy post to M r . • p r in c e, J o h n . this 4 . 0 1 0 7, 1. 0 e id i.ed a few and • the woods on the heights, but from the distant! oft • . • . marines, •i .- - . steeet. Oxford-Wert. Loadon, wit( scud them by retail) or other per s ons w h o were then near me, to go off in his camp, and the quick a pp roach of the enemy, M. - lIINTsolg THE..BieIrICACY AN!) VIRTUES OR, tio- ' roof ' s ; stag y p a rt of the kingdom. ' one of the smell gullies , which was done, •and that I was unable to march before the firing commenced, • i LOMON'S CBLEBRATED CORDIAL BALM OleGl- . LEAD. ItEBILITY, &c. • boat is saved. .. -, 4 I and, after that period almost impossible, as I hove t • I rrHl.Sinestireable Medicine - haring risen •in re- . INICOIIitAGED by the uniform success at-' understood from the vast uantities of shot , C o l. Wharton h a d b een ta rn i s h e d w ith a li ght bo a t, un , q :Ellett I .A. .pate in toe very otenoclo of foam, it 14 alba universally with which he left the probably between .sevest tending thew 'Mier earth of Treminent in, the cure of . yard, and rockets, which were showered over the hills, I resorted in for its bailie, stud healdoreytoring qualit•rs incases-, a few p ,,,,,, ai n,, C,. „ plaints, which has been confirmed by the and eight o'clock. ! and fell among his troops. . air .la•altaa* a l . e llint gale " a• gfielle t • P e " 4l4ll s v uutl4.4a . iiiird,, experience of amity years, in 71. ilrer Mitt eXtenave Itr*CtiCe .... At 20 minutes past eight CaOtaiii Creighton SI- 1" As the enemy approached, a well-directed fire. With Ifs alien, not hnving penned shot Insert tot a t;uide to' r, , c -,. teloitor - "' l "' o. I"' ' ItiIPPY e f f ects resulting to the Politic from p . Ilealth" (*tick amist be tit 'law Weed). be be induced to - medical min t„ canii . g their nilesai , a , la a certain &WS of I)is. turned ; he was extremely adverse to the destructien , rhos kept up from the battery with hot and cold shot, t mik, what lathe Palm of fiitearl it For 1 - Wbat L• - - complaint sloth . eaves; Meant. fiDSS nod CO. Members of the Ito.. al Col- of the property, hut having informed him that your . and my brave Of fi cers and men stood the broadsides • • it cure -Tu tiatwer Ibis it will bi• tiefessarftes lege of Senesioto its Londre cominue to direct their studies to ". Held up the Mirroe to Nature." .. • those DS-orders arising from a secret destructive ha b i t of in- orders to me were imperative the proper disposition: of the ships with unparalleled fi rmness ; I anxiously . 1 - . ed the militia would open their fire of mus- let timai..•laa are_ .„Itttrted in the following manger re.fieet " COn4tififalte YOillb, I[l%ol slat 'es eccassoa. is ionnereus train of the beats being made, the matches were applied, .rdPeci . • doe (alai rn ,t pi 'Nitro° , Stith bliVork pinto the " whalesinlie np- a N .,...., off e mi a n f , but also entails asi its votarievial ilk- Mid la a few moments the whole was in a state of ir. ' Retry, but was disappointed-the cause vfas not es. • petite a nd s inwer4 of life e'--distirdtied stomach, dry comets i enereeting imbeellitiess of old age. Li that distressing strife eta - 'i. plained until after the firing ceased. • xetnevable conflagration. weakens in tar ! nice. haar-esiess, shortness 111 breath 'loon the I Debility or Detainer, whether the consequenee of sue, helm. . e least eserebet, wed rein inti el of the whole system. Those of 1 fat babies; ester** do iiikiit.. Wag renitence Mt but climates, • When about leaving the wharf, I•ebserved the fire • Finding that the whole•of the enemy's fire was • meta • w ittep e leaess,langoar 4' the esets itenkneo of sight or •o r any. other cote*. by which the ,powers of ti r e constitutioa bad also commenced nt the works at Greenlea f' : directed at my force, and that in a few minutes all his a memos", Omsk take time to consi•ler Linineu4 mit ire, flint I h e r o ... e ri.fethled , as• re g ularly educated Surgeans of London. . • • " If . 44 hkilla , taper 1 ling erri - nd for forming a• robust ermstau- t hey refer a arm, safe,' and speedy restoration to aimed oa a Point; and in the way "oat Of the Branch, we oh. "force would be brought to bear on me, and enter. . a SON " 80428 , autiliog is to be drended so innf - h at. cant -ii,reitia „ te „ rou . health . , served the capitol on tire. . ! tinning Ito hopes of preventing his passing, as some a tore ewers ' s. % Nool4l l ol+ of a haPPI "14 "ge . Is a Rand - Wbere rte early application Is made, for the- Cure of a Cer- ilt had been my intention not to leave the vicinity 'of my men had already been killed and • wounded, I. , a altutlialid •brta, Peraore and moderation al that nee are Olin Disnrtier, frequently contracted In a moment of isetwie- ~ l' parooorSta happy net ner• Nothiog can be better described (of, ha yt idis-atlas is g enerally completed at the short spnce of 01 the yard - with my boat, during the night ; . but 'determined not to.make an useless sacrifice; and, i.: than the lettill 'of Araistrone - fa o s, and is the snore advanced and ioveterate sur g es of having Capt. Creighton and other gentlemen with when the enemy was on- the point of anchoring .44.444 E, ......•••• .4 Fo r swam of timely ester. _ Veneetal Infection, characterized by a variety of phinful and she • a Militate hweedied 4 meditrable -wienuis." . distressing svaspiteine, a perseverance in their plait (swishiest re- friet ' b d and 1 d , abreast the battery, after sustaining his fi re one hose was too muc 'ileum ere over- a es t , • M ' Tor such ad tamer thee, Ibis boding Raba is minahle. Com- 1 straiiii Indict or exert:6e) willensure to the l a . ' tient a perineum* 60 render that deeertaination proper: We therefore ~.e.ed a qearter, I directed the Officers and men to re. - ta. ' plaints stilled under ilk came leer!, appeflolifto ~r Nervous rind i and radicid•cure. I proceeded to Alexandria, in the vicinity br w hi c h 1, litirebehinda bill on our left, and be in readiness a - ettptiv•e are its proper climas-the age It will erndirete, 1 The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected , • 4 • i: l 6 l , 44i ther *ill be tined by Si, isithierice. • Tbt Balm of Gilead , with, or 'wising from the utilise Coesphout, have not escaped rested till the morning of the 25th, when we ti:re. to charge, the enemy if he should land to spike eaf • • r • has prieleeed more gond in this country than any medicine since I their.nneation; by uu inf a llible and improved plan, they are en- , Alexandria, at half-past seven o'clock, and proceed. • gu 6 11 , 5-... ,• • ~ f . i rd t h e f ormat ion of a m ote al a Medici . I t e tirieae•the blond with- !anted to remove obstiante Glees and Strictures, whether - i I The two riga es anchored-abreast, the bombs, , i. Mil inanuaing it ;besets without winsulatiog two v iolently the i recent or of long duration, without . resorting . It , the pineal ell Wl* sip to the F o r d , where I landed, unesoliti; ladabout art hof ' screams "orit ; frees nial eisburtheas the viscera arid other hes- and danger-misuse of the Caustic. Bruise. Maay emanates can be e , a tle er • nine. s.• sloops,. sad smaller vessels passed - outside them, all peritast er it ain ; resolves ukonietioo. and Meows off viscid • adduced e f very inveternte eases, of-ben-nil years cn e ntinuance- ; l i .The PChooner. 14n x had laid atoneable of the bort- . Pouring into the battery and neighbouring woods a it. wron g a to•e or. 8 s t reag thenathe g en/nail habit, isiel brims track , having yielded to the ;'` ethd iii.s.few dews, finer tit_ cure h i l t, tremendous fire of every description of missive. a . - he netsaular antes to their medial awl healthy: time ; •in been attempted by or Pracimotwers itt enact ;it to wharf, still unhurt; heping therefore to save : pt calculated to prodace, Its i t conntlerahle desert. all or any ' such has been tar agreeable result of a ptactiee of 14 year.. her, we hauled her to the quarter of the hulk of the I (Thee fellow e otogiums on various Otficen, volun. • . a- of these iffecis, so i t must, It c ertain m odifications and re- that the mode of oreatment lies not, in nue sin g le instance, ever m ew y o re , which had alto escaped the ravages 414 the'. teers. and corps ; who all beh "I av- with great pl. • te 'frictions, he e q ually adopted for the ears ef every species of proved nboribre , during which period many thonsand . persons 4:. • ° •.' lantty. The letter concludes thus t] - .. • • . . . O'i decay. of Roth eexes have experienced the enjoy sane of hums% twee flames. ~ : - t 6 ' ' - , leo This medicine has been tenrommonly successful with yam% , perfectly tared, alter severe and injunoas method / bud been 1 Th e D eta il Issuing store of th e Navy Storeftbeepee .I he number we have had killed and woundedoll • a . people. who Care the e ppearatoceathd air of old age y who are , persevered u u sc to s o n o d p c u o rpoa xc l idive ., rofesi vie cure . f Am bad remained safe from the Ore .osing the.olght,, this occasion.l cannot ascertain exactly. lam iodated .• PP% W. efferilinate, benumbed, bi . upid, nod even imbecile ; whose I iao : 1 Sess 14:r coin s plena.; in order t v lEr. they may slot hie marked which the enemy (being in force Ijotbsr- i yard) ; about to believe, however, it does not exceed thirty ; and *rare become heist, whose leen are net I agar able to carry . them; st ho have nn utter distaste for every thing. or are noon, •y a mistakee few, with the o bl oquy . , en Juttly attached to the eight o'cock set fire to, sail. ir, was.spestilly 4011.• when We. coesider the constant fire which had Well • Incur the stomach is frequeutly Alsordeardate : ghat r ' bees) it . ,but _assort: to_ th e ireelves o r ?, _ weed. . . , / •,' - ! kept up by the enemy for the four days preceding body is weakessed ; p a lemim, bodily decay, and machines:l they have propel ty ed e cated and lint . rated i n t o e .. ry . • re. : branch of the profession Overtake:ries of which. from venous • It appeared that they had tlfe yard 'Weibel( .their passage by the fort, we should esteem musette* succeed, mid the eyes shit; into the head. . , st. The Curdial !lithe of (Mead. In bottles, price 11r. eneb, or hospitals, mid testi ..... nails Irmo tise (legato profeiiiinal eis st n h our when we apriveid. .:. ; fiery fp rtuttate ; his damage can never be known br he . four in one family toetle for 995. by which one Ils. beige is tines, the have tre coneinee_ any entosina). That a rest a , "`" in the wa rme r hemisphere of our eastern world. as well no in 1 Frorft the number and moverneets of the enemy, it v s -some of his ships were much crippled, and I saved, duty included. • Wieh cock bottle Is given a copious Bin .4 Direction', other . parts, eatholdeus !hem to moat, that their researckes I . -would have appeared ras h temer i t y to h aoes ite m pted should suppose his tess.considerable. • containin g select illustration's or the efficacy of these medicines. having lieri l i n coul t iril to dis t ea t ses already enumenued, they bold . ~,,,ek , i s mas wens , u „ acr the , returning . again that day, though my inclination • .' ." I have underetood, that in order:to bring theft tat Government label or stamp of which hiss the words " Sand. oat . i rt a ebls t r e e s: :arm s s r of a vi l k ik on pu . sard under tbi torrid leme. And strongly urged' it ; therefore reconnoitring t h e i r mo . guns to bear on our battery, they cut away the up. s". ""' LavEg r i ' " " I "" in "1.4%611".1Pine4"1 and is r :ser i tilt having lui4 opporniiiities or. uniformly paste en the cork of each bottle. All rollers are Ur . : ' f fonni nal intimate acquaintance with the core-situ- , •in the" P'""i''"" l ''''• ' Lions as well as could , be effected, at a convenient -Per part of, their ports, and took the inner trucks or,. caunterfaits.rils, n. _ lig _ . ' d Colete firmed babies ot seseireig is t e f iSlOM, they od* . cc ts , kiwis , the b est : distance in the gig, until evening, I again procee.ded from their gun carriages.. When they had palmed - 4old by Samuel Leigh.. No. 18, Strand ; &intestate Co.• . . . .. I down, I sent a torpedo after them • it. was&heard'lO e 3. • Dicey arid Suiten). Row Ch u r c h-yard ; Raton and Co. 150, assumuces so teaseasate ; that the sieves' restating ilnati,' to Alexandria for the night. Oxford-street, tahltdom t Brodie and Denug, Sidisbary tA. their rotletwoofe. lira i t ce tbegn to glut the practs.cemnsur De i • b i learnt • the 9,6 th, it was impossible explode about nine at night, bet ave . no ......-... i et t ei- i Yesterday morning, Smith, eerfriater, Nu r th.bridge. Ediutsargli ; Marlin Keene, gcncral, ► p i r a ge ee ptinner: to they presenie their p...em • with _ _ m t . _ . g round for she unprecedented notarise •to form, fro . hit:various- and contradictory • reports the effect it Produced- No. 6, College-green ;nt Davison's e N. l , I. PildiftiaeatPtier!i meek a ellr• sa g sober Mc . w Awl.. tbay Pave, by lie public, twee so liberally bonoured • .1 at Alexandria, an sort of probable conjecture, either • " I havelhe honour tabu Esc. tend of Messrs. F. Newbury and*Simf, Deblin ;. Patinas, In Ilse country are requested to state the particulars , of(ige.l) Dr ITQaTaR. , tint treaders in Europe had ' Amerind eiteloisii% n remittance , the Proceddlage-and situation of our army or that . lid, , ••• D. dolomite. whew' o tters experts his hee fee of of their case, age. ewe menace of Whig. . _il• a. W. Jones, Secretary of die Navy. One Pried, to whom aikb letters slimild, for NMI, I r Ms for advice and medicines. and the Musedks will be g men use fur- of the enemy.. Peterminitig, therefore, to have tk pis.. • ..... • . the • directed- worded to tiny part of the kit :. Slate kttowledge- of some part thereof from ocular i Batrottoar, Sux. 23.---Our Idly is. .at Q> pt . . .. ' Liver. Gem and Co. Surseems,l3. Mellow, flowage. " MoneejLetter. Dr. Salome', Gigsailitallgre litur I 0 184 , • delllßlNOWltieral I gals embarked is the gig, pre- I tranquil, but the seamy Imre astrstromeseg .ss,.fas • tail. Paledvibk trolliger Dec. , . Noe . -. . . , .. . • . . 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