The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-24 00:00:00

st"'w . . •. -•-• -r. 1 1 It - - IPIT . . . '-'-•• . •• e- •• i ' •••• ; -_, ` ''' - . 't . • "-erre, • ..•••••••• -- - • • • .: •• . ....-: 3 - '.II • •:; ''X. . .. 7.714 9 111 " 1"1.11 - . . ;, A ' 1 . ' 9 19 : 49 •.. .., - . • 4 . • .. . . " ,• '. r . .. ' ..... 6 .:8 .994" . '. 1•••• ''. , -. 1 •,9 , ..... 1 . • • .• .. , . A I . Ci . I 1 -elotattib' . ....),.... . , • •,... ..,...„. , ... , _ i. tom ~ f • . wee_ • _ No. 2924. LONDON, SATURDAY', JUNE 24 ; 1015. - . • .1 I ciA --- PULA ea r. SOYA L. ORURY-LANK. .._____ -w• " The Corse for which 1.1.4111P.NCY fell ha the fled, and Stinger died ea the scaffold! " BOOKS PUBLISHED ?MILS DAY. FRENCH PAPERS. .---;--.---•----,- ,-. . PRICE V, . -- :. • a • 1 fll !S present EVENING, June their 1 , there is no doubt but that Napoleon, with a consi- - I derable force, made an attack upon the tt hole Hee. 24, --use.- atet,saies' Servants win perform In five. poise 104 '6.1. in hoards, . ?Allis, SIINE 10.-Prisyte letters from the Grand : " Our troops passed the night u/ in the field of RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. N MESSIAH'S RAL T I. A . N D , ) 1; E N N C ; 1, 1 ; s ,o f r , 1 Remarks i t 1 (1; E ITI: f `ir Leon. Mr. Kean; Eautfanta, Mr. GUM.. Artily mettiioll 6000 prisoners and 30 pieces of can. :• battle, whither lam going to ' repair, i since it is I To womb will he molded. CHRIST'S MANIFESTATION in the FLEstl , non, as fruits of the battle of the 16th, without • very likely that Napoleon may try to execute to.rigy a CHARLES THE BOLD; By SAMUEL CH IdE, I. A. reckoning on the enormous .loss of the enemy in , his plan of yesterday. The Duke of WeEitigthn has OR, THE SIEGE OF NAN'FZ. London; Printed hie Bluets. Parry, mid I. Booksellers to killed. The firing of our troops against the Pres. i collected on this point all the troops has been able. r . t),,,11 to be opened at bait past aye o'clock + to he- - - i •• , f t ast six. I • In Two Vols. Flonio. price I. Gd. stigalor of this unjust war, was such, that the F.ll. ! jesty that your troops, particularly the infantry and e ----I ;EATK E-ROYAL, COVKNT GARDEN. BAROZZL ; or, ' l l l 'he hie % e r enetiati Sorceress, a , peror was obliged to order the recal to he be a te n : artillery, fought with great be•tvery. Cikumstarlce, ‘, l l T ii i s present EVENING, Jene 24, will By Mrs. SMITH. I three times for the purpose of enjoining the making ' not having permitted aid to receive the return, of the be perf o rmer , Author of " The Culed 'an Bandit," dm. &c. o i J i 0 1 reisStoyneuraSeatnod entry rstßorpupsisnet theof the day c a a f r i n e 9g r t e h .. 4 gl His . l y o n s o s es butof t le [shall re h it i, t * tog:, re THE STRANGER. Printed for A. K. Newman nail Co. Leadetiltail-sireet. h i e i i d a u n t ') i t l u ay d ti th it e s m eo tw o. f . " aa The tone% Jae still appear this SIIIIIIIirt I • possible. The Stringer , Mr. Young; aim. Haller, Miss O'Neill. EMMELINE t or, Tee Orphan of ;lite Castle. by Charlotte ! firms action, in which it is said the General in Chief, Tit which will be ridded. Smith, New Edition. 4 vols. I • Weliingtott, is compromised. (Signed) sr WILLIAM, Prince of Orange." LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. 1611)W AHD, by Dr. Moore, Author of " Zeluco, " &c. New I P* •-••••• A Edition 4 with-. nn o i. I • After the taking of Montmelian, Marshal Suchet 1 • .. 1146. is .: Sec' ' ld Pr i ce * 611 . - P n • Ss* 6d • ' S r"' CICI'LY 1 or , The It o e of g a s by A. Mu sg r a v e , Third directed a part of his force upon Geneva. The fi rst . Private letter, add .tome details; that Sat, that - ; , i ,,, a......1.41Ker Gallery, Si. ; Second Price, ls. U -- - pp" [Elmo.% 4 ,oh , .' Yr i account will inform us of the result of this move- • the example of his Royal Highness, who sae Cons realm. Is. s Second Price. 6d. DUNCAN and PEGGY, hy Mrs. Hahne, Second Edition, • : ment. The forces which we have on the side of the . scantly in the midst of ths fire,.treatly contributed ----_ LIVERY OF LONDON. 3 vols. VAGA t . A View of Nature, hy Mrs. Peck, Second i Jura and the Vos es leave us without anxiety. We 'to the brave conduct of th e Netherland troops.- . il or, /TA SEVENTII ANNIVERSARY DINNER. Edi th 3 „b . Count IStirom, the Prince's Aid.de-Caaio, WWI .4 I.•-• LIVERY of LONDON. FRIENDS to PAR-.I EVELINA. h Madame D'A bl X Ed' • 2I prepared to oppose the projects of the enemy.- I MANI:STAR V REFORM, win be held AI the City of 1 y r 11, _.ew Edition, vole. ;are , The accounts from Besancon speak only of the en- • ...gided with a sabre, but not dangeroutly. Lieut.. I ,,, s ja Tavern, Estop gate-street, an THURSDAY, the In 3 Vols. Pinto. price 16s. Gd. iame of the French troops, and of the desire they ' heti • Colonel Paravicini is among the wounded ; hut we do not learn that our troops have lost any officer of 1 1 '2.4th let too *limb several distignished Public Chalet:m(s are T EIE DISCONTENTED MAN ; or, Love and ' t have to conquer, by new victories, the peace which I,:yitee. PDVIERT WA ITIIII AN. Esq. in the Chair. Reason. a Novel. !the Allies have broken. The ore greatly irritated Tiel e o.. IN. each, to be had of the Stewards. and •at the By A. F. HOLSTEIN.• 7'averu. Thor samber of Tickers .111 be limited. Author of " flouverie , " " Modern Kate," " Miseries of an , against the Swiss, those Cantons excepted who have The Ist and 3d corps of the Protium army, under Heiress," " Inholoitanis of Earth." •• Scotch woritain," " Lady • rank. -- 1 re f use d to accede to the treaty of the 20th of Ma t ) 6EVEEL LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE AT HOL. Uurnevor," `' Owen Glenchowr," Love, Mystery, and fili)e- i' share in the bloody battle fought near Fletsralswew LOWAY. r v." •` IsAlono of Milan," &s. &c. I When the enemy's troops departed from FrattlPin (Supplement to the Jour. de Leyde, Atte SIO.) fild be SOLD, the LEASE for upwards of Seventy Pritited ri tr ri, K .. . New i tr i tatc 'fls o llt . d tilla.r gh,,all"/Ircel• I 1814, eight or ten pieces of brass cannon were atm- HAGUE, Juice 21.-Tbe lltsp,ue Courant of go o . I Tears, o•f a HOUSE, consisting of eight Roman. large LADY JANE . ; n4 POCK E l l% by the q„,,,,or•rf:s. Sil va. ; doitod and buried in the department of the Aisne by ' day contains the news of the battle of the lath, • Garden, and every .111•1' recintlote convenience. situate in the the Prussians; and it is supposed more particularly which is not so particular as those already pohlished. Della," 4 sonls. saw breerable pan of the &beheld village of Holloway. near FAMILY ESTATE ; or Lost and Won, by Mrs. Rios, lin the arrondissement or Saint Quentin. Ilis Excel- ! The following are some passages of it i-Js Mei% coontonandiag extrusive and beautiful views of the 3 e .. k. Iv or itaidioccomitry. DON AID MONTEATH; The Handsomest Mau of the leney the Minister of War, being informed of this ;• Colonel Wauthier, the Prince's Althale.Camp, i The Premises are io complete tepsir, and have recently uu- Age, by S. navel [ will. 5 rid-• circumstance, has made known to the Prefect that he ; " who has brought from Brussels weiy setistattorracz i d.4ooe.ereate improvements, and will let to a good Tenant to no in ANTIC P l.- ACTA; or, Which is his Wife? 4 vols. will grant a reward .of 50 francs for every hundred counts of his Royal Highness's health, States, that pro d d er 8 oer rear. interest. ELIZ A BETH DE MOWBR A Y; or, Tim Heir of Deng. For further Particalan apply to Mr. Hewlett, nt Hollinvny. po unds of metal, to the persons who shall make this las, on historical Itommice 4 vols. the battle was most obstinate during the whole da y.-^ u s watINATION LIMPS. DEVICES, TRANSPAREN- ‘, t u A t R v t , ,Y c FEU D 9; or, iFotitne's Frolic, by the Author of discovery, and that thisaeward will be paid from the lll . CIES, Re. hi b," " Geraldwood, 3 tots. chest of the direction of artillery of La Fere. Bonaparte left no means untried, to mike !dwelt master of the heights on which the English aid ikte4 'ow Public are respectfully informed that IL- -. Artistes of military armament and equipment were ALU NUN ATIOR LAMPS of ail COLOURS, ready cot- w iLLlAret B. MOUNTAIN, Sarace'n's Head idistribeted this day among the federate Parisians. therland Army was posted. Braine la Leu Sys thd (mod for lighting. with Devices, Transparencies, dec. may be INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON, key of this position. Five attacks made with del . i ! h od at tee - lowest prices. at No. 24, Brydges.street, Covent- Sir theollsitd Germans, who quitted the banners of The hest Accommodation fa Travellers, good Beds, choice the g arden; or, Ito. 11, Oldsstreet-road, opposite the Vinegar-greatest fury by the•enemy's cavalry, were repulsed ..x. Liquors. and moderato Charges. coalition before the commencement of hostilities 1 \ yard. / by nor squares. N. B. ramie maces and Gentlemen' Mouses illuminated tra The fullawing.Pust Coaches, Mail Coaches, Ise. eel out from have been sent to Tours, to be organized into regi. the most modern,- terms, at the shorte-s notice.. the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hilla- meats. " Towards evening, a last attempt was made, ac. companied with a redoubled fire of grape-shot which. OKrENTAL Pir.ARES. i TRAVELLING . 14 1 0A T LON LOND O N TO LIVERPOOL, In every part of' the Empire, new confederation, was defeated like the preceding. The enemy left i . / C E their N T r L e I E , t MI Nalida friends n I L aAD token IE S o , _ present hffiod to he r, i Tie. UM tuxes, I R. Is . Lie' nr , Y erp N :tool N P s i e and r ' ti t ,C o o U rte ß oh b . . oitye one night Theysrefo a rm re i n a t, a a n n i d ni t a h t ose w ah it r h ea t d i y e formed best spirit;are o organizing . e wrehgaord,•his retreat, a great quantity of artillery in the hand: . of th i e w All t i h es ; Almost .d at the . same time with CO. L i te: is se . l rit er ne tte o w l l i t u n e t g is i ' v ti e k r e . iy i t i l ? t w it reta LS ined , madud I ;S tn t" e th c e i s ' afocenis c ilei t id L ton. sinsolte.batitE," r „m„„. rneane te.v.er ; y, se g s y , • i,cu, ; all ken for their motto - Honour , G Glory , Liberty, ine to Gen.o wr i,s e u rr i t h v u e is Ca hispalt Majestyt li:y calculated for e tts , !r i se o p e ose in h , :ing ,, e at i r m i n e t ai l y n vrraireousaired and ! .' -, I th g r e ou ) gh Dutis'iat.le, NVoolosarn r , g Letalenay. N onh:impion, Wel.. Ithe Country, and Nalwk". The Confederations of .; m 'aro ri m ' in A iss id io - net panware, what 1 i f2 fi rd,.Lutinr e worth st .r B alc u lt r l e e t .L . , g A ree thz,t i zi l l i e mlsiu L r i d, tche redly converted from nor (whim , ' to another. J. H. BA R- I;a ld r . rin S gt t On ne , I tßo"guen South , of of the o old .,o Lor e ratz . 7, a o f e Alsa ce ,. of ; C am p tin the Premien Army. ' Ile brings a letter from tho . LOW, of Grnoge-rourt, Cares-street, Lirbeelu's loft, '''" c " s lan it e g Pu s let7 wca ' Di eppe , 1 I particularly , 1 General, dated on the field of battle, at Plaudit.. . . . the public in-etuan to a groat sonetv of new pattern., in I distinguished at this moment. The ac ' s which con- at half past nine in the evening of the 18th, neekl ce., 51, 151. ad.; sprigs ur ti•oras, 41. 41. ; bracelets, 5E51.; I yell, mho. _, an c( FX BRIDGE. Ha S. It d Dolma New Post I secrete the existence of these associations receive the ; monk , . * saps and drupe, 91. 10.. ; brooches sad crosse., 11. as • mod up. ark every Afternoon ; at Fon( n'Clock.• which shows that Bonaparte is beaten, and that WI : is eat ds. ' ballets** nof t he civil and military authorities, whoi Several corn:torte .stiites 4 morocco ears, from 251, to 1001. c W i E rr Y V al li T o f r l d, Union „ C r v onc ai li :d F ,i o n t2 . i . s . ido e s v . er ttrzu ri g e h r Dor- , . , ... ri, i are lignoured by b eing of their party. By an Order ! i ported the Duke of Wellington at the proper fII letters nawrise pool l onia. - • arrives at Weymouth next Aoay, at One ; where the Packets lof rho Day published at Metz the 12th of this and did great injury to the enemy. Marshal 131 ' Colt Ale D GOLDEN LOTTERY sail on Wednesday an Saturday Afternoon. nt Five, to Germ. > 1 Begins Drawing the 19th of NEXT MONTH thily"). eland Jc`r i roi4 . Thencgs e ere is; re slot twee in ssott u th, Lie .i. ut.-Gen. Baron Lanosse, Commander of I himself called out to his soldiers- 4 Children, .. . gip l( II GOODLUCK, and Co. 9 ' eon. l' ith r e g rst n od delight . fel . :ord the che r aid apesi iu mn Prat er. rg to Parer She me teary division, has made known that,. in pursue them this night, or she the, Oil ~ AL isacturefur the Present STATE Li iTTF.RY, respect, I BRIGHTON New Elegant Post Coach, Four loteides only, noses newts of the Emperor's orders, every kind of ma" . - i • foil) 'Omit t 'she Public the following Grand karate, watch, ! e'en . m orning at Nine ()Thick, through Crawler, Itsegnie & e commenication with foreign counrties, particularly on tenting us again to.nsorrow. ~ • • with only 15,01) Ticket; , (wash's Prir sof ; Th e W lo:YMOITTIL. Dorchester. and ltl "At' e•st s 1.1. 3 .'...^"11 ds.au the Worth and the East, ceases from this moment. 1 " The armies were so intermingled. that the Duke) .. 240,0un, ..tai , . 1 LOO 5C20,0010,_ our _lis._eg. pot -coach. every Afternoon. Cantles 1 7 1 id of Wellington encountered Marshal Grouchy. Thd • • I It is repeated, that a revolt has spread from Niel to , Besides 19.001 GUINEAS , LIVERPOOL . Post Coach, Its carry four Insides. sets out ! Which will he PAID in GOLD , %Oilman Deflection. ever. Morning. through Littler worth. High Crows, Hinckley , • Genoa, against the King of Sardinia, and that the enemy, wl:o would not believe that it was possible .-• AS UNDER- Atherstonc, Tama orth. Litehfield, - Lrllrsthorp, Northamptou, ' t , r ;_ ct , to be defeated under Napoleon's command, lona.: loured cockade is every where hoisted. • 1 of . 2 4 ,1,000 is . sClO,el3O and Dimstable. Arrives at Liorertinol next Afternoon.fought with the greatest ardour. The foss of that 1 • • 3 000 SOPS ExEritt, Phninuiti, Weymouth. Dorchester, Falmouth, I The Angers, Nantz, and Rennes Journals of the Allies is indeed prodigious, and it is observed, that i • • 2,1.00 d 20,c00 Dartmouth, mid Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning 15th, give no further account of the affairs of La 1 . . 5.950 io Goid . 5.950 at half-past Six o'Cloick, with &Guard, through Moulton. Ax- Vendee. Several detachments of artillery and grena- the Noble Victor, though lie has not, for a moment, 1 . . eoloo 2'l3°° I minion.. Bridpeort, Blandford, Botsingsaske nod Bagshot.- a. lost his wonted calmness, is profoundly afflicted by • s • 1,050 in Gold . 3033 BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hunting -' diets of the urban guard of Nantz, conducted on the"l. b • 1,i1.0 . 5,000 dom. New Royal Niel! Coar•h, sets out every F.vening. Conches : 13th, to near Outlon two pieces of cannon destined it. They began yesterday to make the returns of 4 . . 52i in Gold . 9,100 from Boston to Spilstoy, Louth, Grimsby, and Holt ;for Ancenis. s the losses of the army of the Netherlands, It was 1e • 210 in Gold . 2.10)) LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Slone, mid Litchi- Ana 3,012 other Prizes oflesser vat e. I field,. Pain Coach, called, The Expedition. every Evening at — against the important points Intrusted to our heroic The mordent Draw ta g the above sprialid Prizes is so arrang- i Five o'Cloick, to the Saracen ' s Head lon, Dale-street, Liver. DUTCH MAIL. Crown Prince that the Preach directed theit chief ' evi, that she certnimy is presea.ed to the Public of o•e Ticket I poolgMuorded theitaghoutt. 1 attacks." Illr--' i c .i:,ing XIS:IMO, and the further caunee of its also obtaini n g in BA MI and BRISTOL Flying Pint Conches, through Chip- 1 --wwwww-- sieldi.iela to that seri/L.OOO Guineas in Gold. penhatn, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternaou ; arrive at !AYDIN June 19.-A courier, who left Brussels In the above eta Report by t °tonal Wattbitt ? . scnemes, with Nil particulars, nay be bat gratis. Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bash, and the London Tavern, , a , there is an erratum. We must read— Tsekei.: ana Shares ore n• won Sale at RICHARDSON, , Thomas - street, and the SAARII Bristol, next Morning . — Couches lon the 17th, at one o'clock, and arrived on the 18th .. Fore attacks made With the greatest faty hj the ' • ' Guotu.UCK, and Co.'s °fliers, Bunk-buildings, C ill = O ll • -"ru h- -' !to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. :at the Hague, has brought to his Majesty the first c:tvalry were sustained by our squares, and frraiely • o 1 ,i i, ''' n o d t.l ,o g Ho- Kioe, Mew , Chrtriog-rr +A. 1 LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockingham set; Bulletin of the army, conceived in these terms :- by our cavarly." out every Morning ut half- ;Ist Seven reCl..elt ; comic, 'Four s' . The distinguished manner in which the cavalry of STA YS. 1 i ~,.._ ably easy, with a Guard through- " Heath:tsarina at Nivelles, June 17, two in the morning. the Allies behaved, renders It t twofold duty to • N. the Kitt 'S 1 tter Patent ranted to 3011 N! "'`""'" r ity , " a goe 4 7 l n a r. t B : .... g .4e s , g ; slit. Passes through biaintord, 'Newark, Retford. Dorwaster '` ' the Prussian army was attacked very early on .' Al i (.I.S, 5 , --. 55 rid 56. Si. Clemelies Chore's-yard, l on a F err yh r id ge ,too the Golden Lion, Leeds.oext Div at Noon. . the morning of the 15th in its position, which it repair this mistake. ) . 1 Snits d. for his NEW IN A' EN TED STAYS , will) yielding 1 Notwithstanding, the esicommon expedition of this Coach, it is 1 - / abandoned, and retired from Charleroi, by way of The joy caused here by this news is not to beds , i Fronts. whirs adlille of any de c ree of t i c htae•s almost prey- I allowed to he the most ugieeable and romplete Public Convey- scribed ; every where are seen people who wish each • I sure . T o r t e St a y s a r e peculiarly elegaut, bath io the lo , ttml. I mice on the North Roud, being unequalled In Accomiundatioo ti ,Gosselies, to the environs of Fleurus . As soon as I Picture anti loom; - other joy; the public and private beildings are • . novelty mitt utility of yi hush consist in the introoduction of a KEN DAL, Laneister, Preston, Kirhy-Lootailale, Bolton, !_ o flexible viol, n from the h,ea-t to the bottom of the Slays, Charley, Orinskirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, eeery Aft e r. ; ders to the corps d'armee under my command. 'adorned with liar, add this evening there will be a :, • 1 4 pressure moan , at Five n'flock. Guarded. i s i an general illumination. artaotati.; is fre-• te,pir oho). and thus Assisting the 64 The result of what had passed in the Prti • occasioned by the inflexibility or the c ommon Stay. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan. Dumfries. army was, that the battelion of Orange Nassau, which 'VIENNA, Jung 10.-The Queen o f Etruria i s tg T. he ksd .4 t h e P ate ntee to Looms, and of the In" le* 1 Broeetoti, Thornhill, Sanquhrir-Kiln, Cansanck, Ki ngswe n,. ,... -;,. speetable M 1 Inc. t, in mill parts of England root Sconatid.- an d a ll par r. of Scotlatal, Camperdown Couch (Daily). , occupied the pillage of Fraisne, with a battery of have Lucca, Piombino, and *Elba. Eugene Reese Where in” iii.a he hut his New, invented STAYS h oc Ladies 1 YORK, Newcastle, and Edinbur g h, near Coati), performed ' light artillery , was attacked at five in the afternoon harnois is not to have the Sovereignty of any court. duo% the state of GESTATION. for which Stay he has also with a Guord throu g hout, arts out every Munn .e at half-pmt of I Sir t.'Clotk, by way of Newurk, Retforoi, Tadcaster, Dar • • the 15th. .These troops maintained their position try-but his Duchies in Italy are secured to him, r e eeived hi- Majesty's Letters Patent. J. 11111.1. S tesuret. the Nobility and Ladies in general, that. , Lupton, Noriliallerion. Duiloon, Morpo4h, and Berwick.- !on the height of that village, nt a short distance from and those bring him la an annual retenue of 600,000 thfiniekes fatigued from the length of tlie .1,....,...,1 called L es In viewin g the shave, their es vent! hots will 1301 he disiplolint- I PiWelMer6 Audios: ed, as they far exceed any deteription that can he given of I j our ney, may rest whist time they please, nod then proceed Co.n I '''' ned . '"" c "' n ' th ' i ' s `" p l. (lustre Bras. The skirmishing francs. theta; the y a ill an the : erne time h a ve rut opportunity of in- I without any additional fare. J. Chink. the Black Swan, G , Hies tnie the lotion hug novel thanes in Star" which rare gni up I ney-street, York, runs Coaches too Sunderlond, Pull, Scarb..s. 1 in a very superior style :-the New Grecian Stay, the A la- omen, Whitby, and other Places. Diann nia,, the Shout Parisian Stay, the Circassian Stay. BRIDGEHORTH and Waive! new Post coach, oint at eight in the evening. Peanut, JOKE 10.-Count Platen", and Other 44 As soon as I was informed of this attack, gave Russian Generals , are arrived here. every : orders to the 3d division as well as to the cavalry s• • 1 FRANKFORT, JUNE 15.-Prince Tallayrand is at* i • without Lune or steel, m u d the full-rottoned Boddice.-Conve- E v e n in g . ; and two English divisions, to march upon Nivelles, deed here , and is going to Wisbaden. ' W Mem Mina -rooms, attended by females. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Port Catch, goe s and to the secon d to maintain the position of Quatre with Four Horses, and n Guard all the way. Pares through „. Eacaustx, JUNE 13.-The Russian troops march surEittott ADVICE. I Brough, Appleby, Giostaltridge Richmond. Centric's. Bo- . DM% Only a part of the second. division could go daily through Erlangen and the environs. - ... iT is of the first consequence to ascertain on . rotteahridste, wetherbs, A berfor:l, Doncaster, and Grantham thither immediately, because the brigade under Gen. Nuaztassao, Jtort 14.-Count Bard sly do 1 whose talents and imegrity a firm reliance may lie ' (the nearest way by eighteen miles). sets out every Morning, : Ryland could not leave Nivelles till the other divi- L pined in afliicrion. aless.r. cutout; and co., Suf.:tens of : and per forms the . jouroey with the greatest facility. Pasa-enstrs . . Tully is arrived here, on his way to the grand head. eminence and hi g h proof e saioont atatiaelellb, Alentheris of the ; detained on the Roaol by husioess or pleasure , have the peculiar ! Horse had arrived the r e. quarters. . 4 k„,,,. ~,,,..g e , ..- ...,„,d„„ and Edinburgh, present to the Pah- I advantage of their 1111:11,4 being secured intbe nest Coach. I " The fire of the tirailleors began at this point, tic she cools of SO seats experience in the Cure of Venereal •• WAKEFIELD Post Coach, . Morning. et h a lf -paat ; this morning at five o'clock, and was kept up on Beaus, Just 10,-It teems that the King will c0 mi n5,,,,.., and ,bore Debilities and Deficiencies which not ! Six o'Clork. narrkuent:!, ;deceit, or e m bitter the matrimonial state. In the I SUNDERLAND, stokes, and Yarns, New Coach. carry . both sides without any result, till noon. About two remain at Charlottenburgh l o ng e r t han we had ho p ed ; i varl.mb grad/anew, fro et recent infection to roamed Lnes, I Morning. to the Geroge tun, Ssolderlaral o'clock the a tt ac k became more severe, particularly it is said his departnre is so 'moulted, that he will sleep their serativient consetatt4l9 v• tt o ft en a speedy, and idwass a ' MA N Cl 4 EST ER, Winslow, Coogleton, Newcubsie,Wabal, . . tattiest% cute. In dubious rase., their loug and well arranged and Wolverhampton, Post Conch. every Ahersoon, guarded. ,of cavalry and • •artillery. The brigade of light ca. at Hanna on the 25th, and enter Feelakfott ou th e txperienre l ives th‘ in a promptitude of derision that secu•es CHESTER, Newport. Whitehnrch, Tar ark Nailer/sea, ' retry, under General Von Merlin, not being able 516th with his gnarl's. 1 $ 1 :1: 1; P , x a n t t ie i :t . fr a t ed nis N p, o tset orth ,s w h ic y h, o a l nd c.r a d l , id i d in l , iw w i t r:b, an P d os s t h C ip olii t , , ev to ery rot Er ..sa en racru isur. ad ., ' . till 1 10 g et se four oCCC , ins hu toostitution underiniued, and the vital pr inc ip le destroy- Five .'Clock. ' l k I had not till that time ea hp is latent bu t insidious disease, or a blind mud faint coati- BIRMISIGIIA m mercury pisSi coach, with a Guard , sets any,cavalry to oppose. the enemy. Seeing how int. Last Monday evening, about sit ceeleck, a melee. move in sbati'ow_preteniters. in Nervou s Debility, Vascul ar out every Afternoon , 11011 reartes Birmingham next day at noon. pa n s * it was to preserve the possession of the choly accident occurred at Dartford, through the induigeoce, arising insain A t i t i t i l o i li a n yl ne o c f t r in ci ty: cs, ' o ll' r z gins a t it o n f t v el s i fll ali e . 4 6 , : r esoi t i be la i e i r . heights of the causeway of Qomits-Items, I was for. imprudence of two post-chaise drivers belonging to - Hind.-Pint-street, B o osia g h a m. : Practice g ives new life and eueray to the system, even in eaves SHREWSBURY, Wellington, bad Shiffio n l, p as t coach,. tu nate enough to maintain it against an enemy every Mr. W. Wright, of Rocheater, who, when ge ing- which are semi's? on de.pair. S tr i ctures and other devotee. the Renal charlotte,. every Eve sing, at Five oo'Clock. guarded, way superior ill force. Having been attacked by through that place at full speed, with four hones and meats a the 11 pedal a flies remove in a mild and effectual ono- I SOUTHAMPTON, Wtiockerter, Alresford, and Alum Coach, err. Slight god resent cases of Venereal Infection are cured every Eveniag. ,1 wo rorps; commanded by Generals Edon and Mlle, a chaise to London, ran over a son of Mr. H. Hall, z •i' v . is the short pe.i.sl of two days. To the Female Sex it still I HERTFORD, ware, Hoddesdon, and Cheshuut Coach,: and haying succeeded in making ,head whist them, about five sears of age, although they few Mm pre. • ' , he nornitlitory ti know that they may toe towed of those Debili. I e v e ry Morniog. the e Duke of Wellington had time to collect a ugh- • vious to their approach, and he died on the flpot,—. • / liesyshich defeat conception. mud sap the foundation of Carnal. TOTTENHAM and EDMONTON Cones, dame, as ham ! him' felicity. Patients treated with eataitter, delicacy, hod I past It), half-prod Y . MR pint 4, and half-past 7, "'Clunk . I ment force to baffle the enemy's prhject. The Jury returned a verdict of onandaughler sOnst . • invialahk sierery. HULL. Northeast, llos deo, Thora. mid Doncaster, Post i 44 The result of this attack was, that after an oh- the two post lads, and levied a fine of 201. on the aleon. CUR RIE and Co. may be engsulted every day, at Coach, eveoy Morilimt at half-past Six o'clock, to the Bull road , gheir house. 107, Ilallon-eutleht Sun Inn , M 'too -gale , Hall. l stints combat, which lasted till nine in the evening, proprietor. It is hoped this will not only be a can. • • Letters from the C ..... nry, stating minutely the case, v.* F.ir the rouvroiroce of persoos residing at the woo end I we have not only checked, but repulsed the enemy. tion to drivers of chaises and coachmen, but also so . . rod:. of Ilvirg. Roc. and enclosing n remittahre for Aril ire and lof the towel , Pafteorers and ['meets are hooked for all the 46 The Prussian army, which was also attacked masters not to encourage such practices upottAlite ht..diri s ,,, niti t.e treated with studieut sittention. above Coaces. sit Hatchord's Cowie *Beer New "le I N 0.107, Uallon-garoku. . flora Cellar, Piccadollyr . . yesterday, maintained its principal position, and public roads. . • -.- ~-.0( i5.v.... ! ter ' 0. e if: .:s, . • 4 ' • .• t • a. .1 . ts .'. .. '• ' •.i . ~ ' s,y • . . -• . ' . . - o , . .'l • .-' , • ' ..` ... ' . : . .. • -.- ''''''. R . '• •-.' • s • , • a ~ .., . • • . ..... . ....-....-._ . .. '