The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-17 00:00:00

Ii! lu Est - • .nro;.l44igautsaido it al A4t !AVMS . ..4. irdaiiiii t i ' l' Itiiai" le joli .4 011/ It •is•-ie kin Ok a. 04 o ti al to yid silt .+l' 4o I est, 2516. ILI! THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. . .4 • . 'KS PUBLISIIRD. vas ,D4r. Price 16s. MATERIALS for TIIINKING. By WILLIAM BURDON. . THIRD. Immo& Altered and amended. Priaied inrVLONGNIAN, DURST, REES. CißtfiEs and 11,FtOWN, Pirternoster-rent. HI S present EVENING, March 17, their kigjegliee Servants s ill perfiirm DISTRESS IN GERMANY. 4 . • 4. AROUT eight years ago the talamides °tensioned by the war in different parts of Germany mile rise to a Subscription, snit the formation of a CononiUee in London, to relieie the distreseetl on the Continent. THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. tisylock, his 91h appearance it: this rbaracler. After which, THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. iwzcs, is. s.iecneri Pt lie. Si. 643.—Pit. 3s. : Second Price, 2s.—Lower Gallery, 51s. Second Price, 11,—Upper Gallery, 1.. t Second Price, 6d. s lll, the oenernsity of the Brithh Pdlilie, the sum Of mewl, 50,0001. was remitted, which rescued multitudes from the cu ttings, of Want; but at no period since the ekistenee of this Committee, hos the mass of every kind of misery been so great, In the country to which their attention *as first directed $ where , ELVS,PBIC ES, LABOUR; AN D MATER*I4. the many sanguinary battles fought hi Silesia, Ewalt*, Bo- . Corrected to March, 1814. ' ' hernia, Saxony, Brandeoburgh, hod other p a rt s , h ave entailed I Prise O. 'moon the Peaemthle ittbohltoote, solferillgt almost um' amnia" in ciasos B t 'S BUILDER'S NEW PRICE BOOR ; thesmash of history. The Committee are an Mos to impress 'LI gnatn lazing the present value of all kinds of Materials and upon the muds of their countrymen, that la alatelltall^^ of Bre - ' Workmanship. wish the . Price of Labour selocrate. Also she tak support, they have remitted to dialertat parts of Germany t i w i. s . A f t s „d ih, l i t ,„ to the mama of ow 40,0001. directions to make Cements and i thaigt• Tables for measuring Timber, and all kinds of Work; Amount already advertised a c 45,091 1 4 rosebud of rot:greeting Ovens; and several useful Calculation relating to Building. SUZICIIIPTIONS SINCIC RECIIITZD. By JOAN MILLI.] PS. Vollortied by C. Slionnn.SurveYer, aniseed brieverni einbield A t Means. SteMmer Three lelmalserloin- in the profession. titan and Co. (eininited) der 20s. each E 1 8 Leaden : Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co. Stalloners t - R. G. Temple, SwF e . A (Mews. Child and Co. 2 ! I cwt, Lodgate-street ; aud sold by all Booksellers. Roehampton AO 0 Miss S. M. Lawes Robert Deggles, Esq. Thomas Mott, Esq. 5 5 Also Islets published, The SURVEYOR'S GUIDE, or a* Treatise on Practical Liverpool 3 Rev. Gregory Ray = said Surveying, in Seven Parts ; with the Method of Dreier thos. Spencer i mood Thomas Quresoo I John Rioting, Esq. 5 0 5 b T • it Reducing, or Augmenting Kim. aid many Wood Cuts. The Third Edition, enlarged. By J. C o tes, S u rvey or , at Wirk s - Friends of Rushbrldge l Miss Harriet Wood J. W. B. I Mrs. Ripling i 32 23 i worth, in Derbyshire:; Is. extra boards. At . Messrs. Hoare, At Messrs. Goslings Barnett's, and Co. and Sharpe. From Ipswich and its 1 Rev. Edw. Blame 5 0 vicinity, per Alex- Rev. Sam. W. Paul 2 2 tenders and Spongier At Messrs. 13rammotids. Collection per Rev. Collection at Waits,. W illiamClayton and on - 'remit Church, CAngregation, from by Rev. M. Joues 16 0 Abbey-lane Meet. Mrs. Jane Young, big, Saffron Walden Walton 6 0 Rev. John Bull, Lit- Edw. Bober, Bsq. 10 0 tlehujy, Essex Charles Desvoeux, Dobson and Sone, Esq. 5 0 Huddersfield Right Hen. Gen. Can- Miss Green sling 10 10 vi RAT R E-RQYAL. COVIINT-GA R D EN. THIS present EVENING, • March 17, will be perforated, • ARTAXERXES . . After which, LOVE, LAW, AND PIIYSICIL - Toe which will be added, THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. The min $o he opened at half past five o'clock, to ba• 0, 1 Its Ispilf past !ix. MONEY can always be advanced by a Profes sional Gentleman, whose connertious nod clients are of opulence and respectability, by Assignable Property, or Per wend Respon-ibility, on terms and conditions more liberals stilt:olle, and advantageous to borrowers than those a hicb is gentlel publicly appear. Apt)]. to Mr. W. at his °nice. No.ll, Chapel-place, VlWli. street, Cavendish-square, from Twelve till Four ; or by letter, post-pnid. GARDENING, ANGLING. AGRICULTIME, ac. The 19th Edition, price?... sewed. ..r 23. 6d. hound. THE GARDESTER'S POCKET JOURNAL • or, Daily Assistant in the Modern Practice of Englisi Girdeniug, in a concise Monthly Display of all the General Works throughout the Year; to which are added. the Monthly Works of die Nursery, and a Description of the various Imple ments. By JOHN ABERCROMBIE, -. Aothor of " Every Man his own Gardener." London : Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co: Stationers'- court, Ludgate-street; and sold by all Booksellers. Where aim may be had, lately published, A CONCISE TREATISE of the ART of ANGLING, eondirosed by experience, and including ninny recent Discover ries; also Rules to ,judge of the Weat lier,eii her from. or witb• out a Barometer. l'o which is now first added, NOBBS'.6 COMPLETE ART of TROLLING. The Tenth Edition, Corrected nod considerably enlarged. By Thomas Best. With a Frontispiece, representing the Baits wed, price Ss. 6d. sewed, 141. bound. HA Y N FS an the improved Culture of the STRAW BERRY, 114SPBERR it , and GOOSEBERRY, designed to introdote woolliest& Method of Cultivation, by which abundaut Crisps of Iwkitlor Fruit may be uniformly obtained in all Seams. 2d It'di dm, too. is. h o ard. ; royal 10s. 64. ABER CR.OII BM'S TREATISE oa the GARDEN MUSH ROO ‘t. price So. PICK-ON'S GRAMMAR of the PRINCIPLES. of "AGRICULTURE, illustrated by eleven curious and interest :Jag Plates 5%. boned. . ELEPIGTON'S SYSTEM of DRAINING LANDS tfor the discovery of whieb 10001. was bestowed by Parlinwent), With many Plates. Bso. boards. 1%. ' . A TREATISE on the Culture of the PINE APPLE, Se a/tad MUNN,. By W. GriMo, Gardener to L• M. Swaim; Esq.. Celliam, Notts, 10s. bil. •POTI/S BRITISH FARMER'S COMPLEfiI AGII 1- JIDIAMAL DICTIONARY, with many INtes, Co. A Ai d errlilltra - tiii - Mrirriol IfinrirOt tr, weld Pr i tit. [Fourth Cyder, Perry, at. By T. A. Knight, Eq. [Fourth Edition. 4=. boards. lONEY is ready to idiarice, with promptitude secrecy, at legal nonoley interest, on Freehold; Co ll) hold, Le,i.ehuld, or Fanded Property; Rent Charges, Mar ringt Settlementa, Widows Jointure", Wills, Clergymen' Livihas, and Ani,oily R o od. Appl. personally, bet oeen nine and five; or, by letter, to the DirOcior of the Noriooitl Rabk. No. 8, Lower Johwitreets quare. Mailers of ousgpieude will be preferred. • 10 10 5 0 10 10 THE MARCH OF THE ALLIES.TO PARIS; With their diftest positions, and the situation of Bonsioule and his Ain%les, as also the Route of the Bourbon Patti- Jones and Atkinson Chits. Ed. Hominoid, Esq. Adm. Sir H. Neale N. J. H. John Wells, Esq. At M.rrr•. Hotfoots and Stirling. Thomas Mainwaring, ipain John Sprott Rainier 10 10 At Sir John Lubbock and. Co. • A MOST interesting, MAP of FRANCE, on a ZS. 14rge ;rife. poitu lag out all the Military Roads and Rivera by which tar Allies ars marchiag to Paris, will be Alves iA BELL'S WEEKLY MESSENGER of Sunday and Monday n•ii • 50 0 10 0 100 0 21 0 J. H. 1 0 Parkes 21 0 At Messrs. Hammers ley and Co. Rev. Dr. Butler, Har row 10 10 Ban. Mr. Eardley 10 10 At Messrs. tioares. Rev. D. D. 5 0 Sir Montague Cholme ler. Bsrt. 10 G. Kemp, Pnote 5 0 Join Ward, Esq. Dnr ham 1 1 Mrs. Levisoo Ward, ditto 1 t Rev. D. S. Oliver 5 0, Jobb Forster, Esq.. Liticoln's m et .96 $1! 14 Wm. Marlin toilet., 1 'lr% , Es 4 4. 4ste ,as- Ti - At Messrs. Boma. • Tr) BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mews. SADLER and SON, At their Repository, Gotwell-street, TO-MORROW, March 18, at Twelve, Strand Eliza S. Rev. Beoj. Barnard William Tvwuseud, George Soley Foyle, 1:-9. • C. H. E. Hastings. J. V.Q. At Messrs. 'Willis, Pereeval, and Co. Mr. Thos. Yates.. G. E. Jeattnett, E* Ashford John Woollen, Esq. 5 • 1 0 5 , 0 5 0 THE following HORSES, &c.:—.A Black ooldifig, fifteen hands high, five years old, a sound ,lever hackney to' ride, and imiet in - harness ; a Grey Mare, five.years old, sound, mi,dress of 12 stone. a good banter nod tthad.ter ; a Brossu Mare, II hands three inches high, master of lb stone, a fiat trotter, warranted sound, and quiet in harness; •t Chesnut Mare, fifteen hands high, a good hackney n handsome Grey Galloway, thirteen bands three inches Wendy and temperate to tarry a lady ; a .Roan Mare, fii . ieen ban,ls high. sound, five years old, a good hunt er and road4ter several clever jilt and Journey Iberia, Machiners, Mud To he vii wed Me morning of Sale. • Public sale 6ns...every Tuesday mad Friday. 20 0 1 o 20 0 1 0 5 0 b 5 'lO 10 10 la • • • SA.UCIC 'EPICCRIENNE. NE Propiietors'of this matchless composition, ' 'impressed `with the deepest sense of gratitude fur the • o•orks of distinction and patronage afforded them. so voagly•evinced by us. increased Ale ' have.g made sufficient arraagemehts to' prevent any future disappointments arising bums the very,great demand for it, take the liberty of inform ing their Friends and the Public, that they have now a very amply supply ready for deliver). This Sauce has in stood the test of the hottest climates, not preserved its valuable qualities wnimpaired, is now must confidently recommended us an arts de indispensibly necessary to the luxuries of the table. Sold in bottles at 2s and 4s. ca h, by tho di ttilentars, Jasper l'aylor and Soh, at their Family Oil suiLl Sauce Worehouse, 144 4 17, tower Holborn; also by appointment at Hal's, New Stott-streati ; Leadeohall-stalt ; Taylor and Baker's.. Kinptou t Po wney's, Bath; Giles s, Greene irli ; Carter's and Trisidia, Cambridge;- Bull and Knout's Portsmenith ; Sertio's,. 'Leeds Leaman and Sims, Brighton ; Latices, Windsor;; Clapham ; and by must reweelable ▪ Ikhatougers, in town iutd country. scaoPtiubOUS OASES. YOUNG LADY, of the age of 16, having ..ak been atilicted with Scrophrl , sit. Ulcerations and extreme had health, gisco over as a isopele.‘ ease ht eminent practi tioners By the ose of SPILSBURY'd PATENT ANTI KOK BUTJC DROPS she has recovered bet health, and her present toole prioni,es a perfect cure. Win. Jobltn, of the pariA of Riitherhithe, from a weak state of health, and n Scrophutous Affection of the Elbow Joint, b also by their Int any pert city restored. Hinman Marmon, near Woodbridge, is able to leave her bed after two years confinement, and requests auuther bottle, in ko l as ot completing her recovery. The efficacy of the Patent Anti-Scorbutic Drops is well hanun is Eruptions, Scorbutic, Gouty and Bilious Affec tions. Sold wholesale by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail at the Dispensary, 15, Sohn-square Lowden. in bottirs of 6..—Dnithit• 10s. 6d.—and lasgest 11. 2:duty includ e.l.—ComPouud Essence, 85. - To prrytnt Conaterfeits, the Genuine Medicine has a black ink Stamp. bar. S. any be (assailed personally, for by letter, at Ike Die peusary, on the totial pt ofessumal terms. At Lloyd's. The first reinittnnce from the town and neighbourhood of Huddergield, per R. FRE liAl AN'S GUTTA SALUTAR.IS, an William Brook and .A.... approved Specific for the Scurvy, and every Foulness Co. 4EBOO 0 sad Imparity al tits Blood. J. H. per Taylor, Scorbutic Complaints are the most general Malady of the Bri- Banbury, and Co. 50 0 fish Constitution •no family is, more or less, exempt from them, R. N. per Harman 10 0 and they show Constitution; to a variety of ways; t h ey p roduce and Co. roughnes, ulceration. and other diseased states of th e skin ; the y Miss T. P. nod S. occasion loss Al' appetite, weakness, and dejec tion of s p irits I Brown , ,„. 5 5 and the mass of blood hein _ rendered foul , it n incapable Of of- . Thos. ( .ante d , wit. 9 9 fording a healthy supply of nourishment t o e nable the functions Maltby Brescia, and of life to be ,properly nail actively perfo rmed. As it remedy Co. 10 10 from :ill impurities from this cam Freeman e, [Jr.Dr. Frman 's nutta Ulu- Mini Sophia Thom p- 1 1 tans has proved itself,ln a reputation of th irt y years a certain son, Islington specific and Dever-failing carer it tarsiers only a few bottles of 'Master Ilenry and this invaluable. medic ice to remove the most obstinate insulin- I Theophilits Thomp! veterate scorbutic complaint. son, do. 1 1 At this period oT the Fortson it is well known the scurvy and sots' H°PP S , 1 1 5 9 its consegoences are much to be drended ; in every constitution 1 1 C. motion, gsq. where they are prevalent, the above medicine is recommended n,_ Wm. Scri,......ve u er,, ... A as the only cei lain means of curing, as well as preventing, the imr4gri• Bartle t t '''''" malady from breaking out I nor Is it less successful ognim )'lt the Nilson B. and J. Batt - son 10 10 elects of n w ell known cnntagiou, which pro duces a certain die- m lett 10 10 ease that embitters the source of enjoyment; every injury arising A Friend 10 the dis• teen et from this taint, whether externally appe a r in g or last in the tressed, per Bartlett Mood, 6 radically and safely removed by it. without the neees al of conflbeitieut. "r those other restrictions which medicines and N elson 33' A. Frieud, Newbury, of a less superior nail active kind require. It is, therefore, re per Mr. Giadwyu 1 0 eniumenctedlto ycuth of tooth sexes, and to those who nrenhput O u llectioai at Chapel to enter into a married state, and would wish to presets/ firm suer tNi tl etill s health and a sound ro it stituilan ; by II they will be freed flaw , 9: 1 7:5 . every debility to which their irregular i t ies ma y hove esp.zed Per it ev • 1 • °t ;4 1.,(0. 60. 'them, and be restored in their uriginal strength and signor of A 'sell ..A" per Rev. J. _./. hnhit. In the diuenses of the fema l e sex, where weakness i'• 50 rie" Townsen d . -1 0 1 _ 4.-k- 14 • predominant. it never fails to check the chase sooner than any . • other medicine, and to give strength, animation, and 'general ' Subirriptions receivettal the Ran of the City and et the Looting Ts tone to every weakened fonetion. cern; Lloyd's Coffee- hoard Stock Exchanges nt all Bold at llader's Clsenikal and Patent Medicine Warehouse, Bankers in Town and Countr y . 4, Chenp.ide, corner of Si. Paul'. Coach -yard i Bacon. Oa- - . .• - ford-street ; /Ifni by most Covutry Medicine Venders, in bottled I • R. II."MAR , searetaries. • • fir • 1 ' - at 2s. 9d. and 4.5. 6d. each. I LUKE 110 WARD, $ , . - ~- -Z ri- -. ' 7 irliFer7l7 97l •ZlFY 7 =.7rllnern-r ?:n in; lbs- • n • ~ •7 - • I I ' ~- -•Z .... _. ,• 4' ', - , , . . .1. • . ~" 14-..,-' 17: ',' it: • ... ' - e• ' 'Vt. t. 1 . .3" , . ~. . , 0 . 41. - .. ... f ...1 . - .., ._ -- . 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'..' +: •• - not: •,,, . 2 " - t: ' '• - 4') I _ Dod, •,;•• e °•.l illitE 1 1 10 H Airklia: .; , ;'" ' , i ttOL _ . • by the Wt. 11, ...f. ~...ii , , . . . . . Subscription, so,. .1 - AltiN, u rea, 1 1.-4er Mojesty the Enitiresi sieve the distresses .. Queewhlssreceived the followtn,g intelligence of the ' Iv tae Renerosity of thk. sitiati , nn'of .the armies to the 9th of March : 101. was remitted, whit. sp of leant; but at no pe. The . iii-my of Gen. Blucher, compos,ed of file • ,' )ittee, has the mass of every . wreckthof the corps of Gens. Sackett, Rleirt;..and , ,nuntry to which their attentim. Yorck; retired, after the hattlei of Niontrairail and ..• •i .. y sanguinary battles fought h. iasony, Brandeoburgh, and other, 1 Vauchamp, by Rheims upon Chalons: It there re. . 1.448.41 " . '' . --- --"., I coifed the two list divisions of the corps Of -Gee. ' - ' ' =seaceable inhabitants, sufferides almo, of history. Tee Comatitloe are ana.. lade of their countrmen, that hp anticip Langeron, which had remained before Matti. ,Tile they have remitted to Alllereat ruts 'of G. loss had been such, that it was obliged . .do-redid* It* , t or near 40,0001• cadres half; though several' contoyi et *tittle Trek nt already advertised 5t15,0911 f 4 its reserves had arrived. -. , ' loscalPTlOil sixes altellTZD. . The army, called the Army of the North; cem.- ' d W iv i i n s z io ili n gerot triter n , Three latealsarsoin- *end of four divisions, under the orders of Geis. mstiNtii) der 20s. h £1 8 ifj" : moden : .. d the Wo or r d o e n r a s ow ca ae o d en s e se ra e l P B rirri ele inti ws A (Messrs. Child and Co. 2 2 I court, L iagate , 1 • antler " 9 aeso 0 Mil! S. M. Lewes 't. Thomas MM , Egg. 5 5 lite SURVEYb. replaced at Chalons and Rhein* the Army of Sl.- 10 0 Rev. Gregory Ray- 16%4. -. • : 1 1 mend cn = Land Surveying, in Se. 5 5 John . Ripling, Esq. -4 '4 hvg, Reducing, or A signienu. The • •lattor; passed the Aube at Arc's, whilst the Prince of Schwartzenberg• lined the right of the 1 0 Mrs. Ripling i 5 Third Edition, eniarged. fly 17 8 1 Miss Harriet Wood i 2 2 I worth, in De rnYi lli "' ; 4s. extra - At Mears. Goslings and Sharpe. * i GARDENING, ANGLING. AG. Seine, .and in censequenceedf•the action of Nangit and Montereau, evacuated ddithe country betweett - - : ~; , , • Rev. ev s Elir . . v lpr avi 200 0 At Messrs. I)rummonds. I The 1911; Edition price 2. . sewed, • g 0 , tipHE GAIIDESTER'S POCILE't _AL or, Daily Amistant in the Modera Prat, the Seine and the Yonne. il h 4 -44 1. • . On the Tid of Februaryl, leen. Blucher appeared Collection at Walt... on - l'rent Church, Gwdening, in a concise Monthly Display of all t Works throughout the Year ; to which are added. the b y Re,. M. j„ ne , .16 0 Works of the Nursery, and a Description of the various , 5111. Jane Young, I MUM before Mery. He had already passed the bi•idge, when the General of Division Boyer marched against him with the bayonet, overthrew him, and drove hint ~. 50 0 i Walton 6 0 By JOHN ABERCROMBIE. - • to the other side of the river ; but the enemy set fire " - Raiser, Wq. 10 0 Author of " Every Man his own Gardener." to the bridge and the little town of Mery, and the ._ London : Printed for B. end R. Crosby and Co: stat i oners '- . ••• court, Ludgate-street; and said by all Booksellers. conflagration was so violent that for 48 'hours it-was , where ako may be had, lately published, .. impossible to pass. , 4 TIS r. or the ART of ANGLING, On the24th , the Doke of Reggio proceeded tgaittet - -"••-• m a ns. rereet Discove. --ovi_ or with- Vandceuvres, and the Duke of Tarentum upon Bar- . •.. ---'' sor-Seine. It appears that the army of Silesia had marched on - the left of the Aube to join the Austrian army, ant fight a gdneral battle ; but the enemy having re- Bounced •this project, •Gen. Blether repassed the Aube, and directed his course upon Sezanne. 'The Duke of Ragusa watched this corps, checked its march, and retreated before it without any loss. He arrived on the 25th nt 'Farts Gaucher, and 'on the 26th effected, at Ferte Jouarre, his junctiots with the Duke of Treviso, who observed the right of the Marne, 'and the corps of the ermy tiiiied the Army of the North, ehich- were at Chalons-and Rheims. ~ --.441 On - the •27t14 Ceti. Sacken moved' upon Meister; and appeared before. the bridge placed at the farthed and-o•c-Aleaust f NrfirKt 3 i which - bid beevrtairritiFisserfeeeited , with- ittepti.never. - : - Itititill --- - i of his stragglers advanced to the bridge of Lagny. - • A - . However, the Emperor left Troyes on 'the 27th, slept the same night at the village of Herbesse ; on' the iillitio /AIM ostOilesof Esternay ; and on the lit of • 11 Laiii/111401121rre• ' , 'o Aria n "; n the Aril of Silesia was thus extremely exposed: . It bed no other part to take'but to pass the Mayne. It. threw bridges over itetand moved upon ebb Ourcq. • In • Gen. Kleist passed the 'Ourcq, and proceeded . ' i's- - Meaux by Varede. The Duke of Treviso i '.. .. came up with him on the 28th, in position arthil -., village of Gue• a. Treme, on the left bank of the' Teroaenne. He attacked him manfully. 'Gen.' Christiatii, commanding a division of the old guard, covered himself %sills glory. The enemy was closely _ pursued for several leagues. Some hundreds we)* taken, and a great number retnaincd on the field *of . ~. battle. . At the same time the enemy had passed the OurCq .- at Lisy, the Duke of Itagusa threw them on the other sides The retrograde movement of the army of Blucher was decided. All filed off upon Ferte Milon and Soissons. The Emperor left Ferte-sous-Jouarre on the 3d. ' lii, advanced guard was on the same day at Roc-curt. The Dukes of Ragusa and Treviso pressed the enemy's rear-guard ; they attacked it warmly on the . 3d at Neuilly Saint Front. • The Emperor arrived early on the 4th at Fismes. Prisoners were made, and several baggage-waggons were taken. • The city of Soissons had twenty pieces of cannon, . . and was in a condition to defend itself. The Dukes ' of .Ragusa and 'Treviso proceeded upon that city to - pass the Aisne, whilst the Emperor marched upon hlery. Tice, enemy's army was in the most (Jaeger- °Oa gealtioh ; but the General commanding at Sois sons, by an unaccountable cowardice, abandoned ° - the pfireeat four in the afternoon of the 3d, bye' IP capitolariun . , - styling itself kondorable because the l enemy ported him to leave:the city with his troop and artilhdA'and retire *4 th - his . garrison and sr..' I •titiery towViltere - Odeeetv ,' A, the moment Ihe 1 , . ersemy'iarispiltonghiiiitattf Ibttrit was informed that the bridge of Soissons was in its power, and had . net bedh destilyid. The Genel•Wwito tottnianded in the cityi•asod the,Mealliers of the' COancil of De.. fence, sere fered , befluilW•Commlisithrof Enquiry. They iriszt i tnoth ;tile more' calpahle, because, &M - ~ et ef the Rd and 3d, they had beard ' • 4: • from ditedility the cannonading ' of our army which ..,` well apiareacillag Soissons, and because a battalion of the Vistas, oirhich. was in the place,' and which qttittediti*lik tears In their ifaa l had given the ir , % . greatest iwoilfs of intrepidity : 3 10k, - • . . General Corbinein, Aidegti-(imp of the Empe. . roe, and the General of Cavalryleferriere, had pro- ..• I ceedediepon Rheims, Which thliyentered at four in t the mOvities of the sth,: by' turning an enemy's corps ~,et o," of four battalions which covered the town, and the , troops of which were made prisoners. Every thing .eirailitalkillks . ~,,, • , i • _.al 111111P/filu'oi l tii- ' 'On the sth, the Emperor slept at Bery-au-Bac.— _ ja un t . m i t ww, sw %rums was taken. e-street; eicero I. cr... - V_;;• - i•illi' -'"i Gmhinif Ilitiiisouty forced is palsage by •the -briage of fiery ) routed a division of cavalry which coveted tl . _ .. . ... , Rae Mrs. Trollops, Mrs. o,4landell' it,,. J. Nast latt Dr. Bourne • i " s; Mr. J. Wtpdeoek Mr. Himon's Pupils Mr. Wheeler i. - 3 5 1_ 1 1 1 1 1a 1.1, quet and Cu. Mrs. Cannatlia • • 5 .4 Thos. Croft, Esq. 21 . 0 411 n. h. C. a 'mai 1 0 • • • At Wm. Hulls. John Thorlow sC3 S Wm. Caw 'borne - 2 0 Wm. Clark .2. ii John Eleock . 1 0 Taos. 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The omuy applications they have hitherto received frond 'persons of the first clistiocti tttt t nod the aniform success attendiag their ttsi' perior mode of ire:acacia in such complaints, iadure them thus publicly 1.. offer their arisonnee, in nil cases of debility or de ficiency, whether resulting from the too frequency of partici pating in the esieties - of fashionable life, the uutwocroed i i ,tho. wrice of libertinism', or a secret solitary habit, which wenkens the energy of the mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one sex, and impotence in the other, they of n safe and peritoneal cure. To elms- who, from such complaints are prevented en tering into the married stile, and asnamed to seek relief, brood twee their infirmities in silence. it mot It eohliAlininits Iran*, however difficult or ineffectual the cure imtv lie Vented by other Practitioners, that' by a renovieltig nodlitfallible method they mai be restored tota,sopoll Odd iigorooieditsittition.. . Ifeseitioe andßillinp- A Certain Disorder; frequently contracted .io ~ mo : , ley sffi 0 a meat me of indiscretion. every :reties of Venerebof tofeitt dm, by Wm. Boyd. DWI. I ° v *taiga* never-144We mode . tte4yhatttir el , 'Verdi' . d a ! , ‘,• an I Collection at the New diennv e;-autumn, withoint ,i..ficine in diet or exercise : as atop, Synagogue, Leaden- • STRICTUIt RS of the • UMW* 'Still Mead, `it Rich ' alley. hall-street, by Mess. are enabled to cure inn short orgistsl lithaut it hliyipos r recoairso Gil Medea and Harris JO .0 . the pai n filly d angero u s elferts ceihe caws id rePrelfers Or, Ditto tat the Me- . thodbtChapel,Mar- wbkh con its given ma-send gindoosew 4 bigh.respectubilltysl who have been cured iii a very short period, after, haying la,.)gate, per Rev. Thos. 0 bound ander strictures for malty years." ' . • • Marti* 1,0 To Married Fico•ales. wilipre espeethtipos r 4 how tender! Ditto at Union-street , pledges of ctionlibial happineio daye hcen defeated', it may ills° Meeting, by Rel. J. obe a pleasing reflecting to litartw;ilait by at peropeF pkieverarteW • Humphries 10 is their remedies, thegeueral health h renovated, and the Iwo At Downs. pediments removed. Collection at the Rev. Messrs. Goss and Co. efighwittelh profeosing the core ktf these Wm. Boll's Meet- articular couiplrint-, iii order. that they may not be smirked s ing, Newport Pag- mistaken few, with the ribidgity 10 justly attached to the by a m 1 nel, Backs 43 11 ignorant empiric, think it but jllslice to themselves to stiles Ditto at the Meetiw that they have heel+ properly educated and initiated into every house. Rose - ya, brooch of the profession (certifieates of which. from whims Maidithoe, by Rev. , a , hnspitak, and testimonials from the highest pr o f posional audio- G. Bandit 151 . 1 4 16 "v. lithos, they have to cohvince any erquirer). That a residence Sir Drubwood King, in the warmer hemisphere of oar eastern world, as Well as ill Bart. 10 0 whey . parts. emboldens them to ,pmert, that. their researches The Friends of Wake - having heels confitted to diseases already enumerated, they hold field - 90 , out a certaksty of renovation mooch as may labour under the The Friends of Poole- a debilitating Wects of a life pasted coder the torrid vme. end firritort 2 * ' ' Iltellttre, Ant itaving had opportunities'. In their professional •Ea- J es Tindall, Esq. I 2 gasify, of forming an intimate acgsaistranre with the entaltile- John Woodall, jun. 1 1 anal habits of seafaring 'persons. they offer to them the best Mr. Travis - 1 1 ° asooraoces of ifoutedide ter illitit i i i. eisesi. OWN* fr o* Mr. Wm. Travis 1 1 their einleavisors first induced them to quit the practice of the ° Mr: Rich. Wilco 1 1 . - general practitioner: turd Chet. prel ims, •thilfir:pretendens coo- Mr. Henry Coo t ke 1 - 1 lmitate n fair ground for the_ooprecerlprded r confidence with Parish of Meysey, which they have, by the public, Occur Ilberally honoured. Hampton, Glocces- T o be consolted at their hoe* daily (perionally; or by letter tershire, per Rev , -- - , - —.ascot o f either s tapa iv ith ~ tsta . cests... l -" P. W.llohne Ls