The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-13 00:00:00

sn eostire than the speediesr._ .of P stir uts olio are relieved 'by Dr. KADY. of 46. Kim sheet, coiner of Dens—Arco. S.do, after 11.,spitols and roeroo: Prartilinoccs had filed in Awn:pis. it is pre,nowd entitles the I) our to that c ootldeo.,. w hi c h hi s i i ,thwors d persever anre :A te nrshouv uniersaking of his profoksioo m ast h uog D nest i o nahl, merits. r. Catly rot-milted by patient: both %VIP% daily, ill Ten at right. on a variety f prevalent nicl complicated disorders, at 46. King-street, corner of Dean-'1 street, Sohe. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the many attempts that are daily made to imp-se on the i,n*'try a spuri.tus composition in stead of the GEN UINE BLACKING prepnr••d by DAY and MARTIN, the.; have al•pted a new Label, in which their signature and address. S 7, HIGH HOLBORN, is sneenspicuovsl7; placed in Use centre of the Label, tha winry t tiiry tru►t aa attention to this, and 114 e diftereure of the t%pr, huff ite nll letter•press, will en•ible purchasers ut once to de tect the impnsition. The Real Japtin BLACKING, made and said wholesale by DAY tort MARTIN, 97, High Ilelbura, ;sad re'ailed by the principal Drouists, lloolvelier-, Ironmongers, .Per tamers, Buot-inakers, &c. in the United Kingdom, In Bottles at 6d., Js., and Is. 6d. each. EDICAL I3OAItD, Gr Pat Charlotte-street, Blarltfeiat;-road, and Wimdstock•street, adjoining 'New Bond-Alert. —Shoe the Medical Begird itas !teen establish ed at Clvitioitr•hou.r, (beet Cloolotte-et.eet, opposite. the Rev. 1101{13Pd 11 Ifs ehitpet, and Wooestock-strut. adjoiniog. Nee, lloott-stieet. up at.ls of Thii Thot.htno Policing Of both sexes have been re-ti red to perfect health, many 4.f whotn. Arid tailored for rears wider the most painful trod obstinate dia erses, were pronourxed locatable by resrctahle practitioners, null worm' diAltarged o.n Ilospitals.—Such tio. e n ffect re sulting from combined tatvins I I—Mears. COOPER d Co., of Medical trod Surgical celebrity, after fort, r et.rs stn., in ies.cr 1 iu this Metr..tiolis, are consulted daily at both entire,: ( ;.: carer of Syphilis, &e. often improperly treated), until nine !..1 *Of; nod 411.• WAIF have sdvite Lgratirj on Tuerdtty. TOtinsd on mad .Satailay mornings, u.rtil Twelve o 'Clork... ligr Poti . .at a dist ..oce, de..crilting their cake, immedian Iv :mended to. — All lettersio t.e directed to Charlotte-11m+'. Illsckfriar's mud, Art rocue ass% esitd.vi birth do out euidorO a ceamatia; , tunny complete:lit:nig lerethaii half the ex pencr•of , tall..w can the . - burn aoy length a tiisse , alai requires nu *inswing, nor ,ererest ftp-t arc, it. 5,.111, in all its variety, by I'. Pearce awl C. 1., Agents In the Patentee, o. tio he corner cf Pickett-blace, near ensple-bar, Stmt.& who; in secure its repuiaticin IVA' the effects rif had oil. are hound in deliver to tke - ruhl.e DOW put the most Pure Site! . maceti that can he pr.scurel.-I..ttetv padres:4cl, pose paid, froni any part of London or the Colinto,will met with prompt - TT Is singular to Romork the Atteration GREY II AIR, mites to the countenance—lLEA AMR. is much disliked by the weart4—Tlte.t. defects may be rev/healed by the e 'of ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE. By merely wetting the Hair with th; etv repor,ition, the Proprietors war rant to produce n perfect change in 'RED or GaiLY HAIR, WiII.SKIsIL.S. EYE-BROWS. Ste. to n beautiful glossy and permauent Brown or flack. imitaiing the exact natural colour. WRlliklig mikes this Die more &wattle. Ladies or Gentlemen may the ocir pair with E , ise and Se crecy—it is perferity innotent. Pri:e 45., 7s. 6d., and LOs. fel.. Alm ROWLAND'S NI ACASSA OlL—the greatest di , - covery of the age, warranted to utfird the greatest DORI ishment to ,the human flair. prevents Its 'being injured by Bluets. accouchement, traveitioc, (haw of climate, Ste. removes the scurf, harshoes. and dr% n ecs ; renders it it soft tbick and glossy; pre vents its faking of or turning gre; a growth en the baldest places; makes the flair ,trong . in end, which et keeps io damp weather, exercise, 14e. ; imparts nlemant mfume, and produces whiskers, eyebrows, &c. The pro prietors oarrant it , ii.nitence. and to improve the Hair from infit:ey to the {Mkt period of life. It. 6),e-141101e properties hose gained it the *twist Patron* of their Royal Eighne.ses the Princess of Wales, Duchess of York, the Duke of Sal-.sex. his Imperial Majesty tite Em peror of Russia. by their esperial $4.61.11. lbs. 6d. and One Guinea each Boot. Will keep in any climate' j A. -ROW LAND and SON respectfully inform the fob* that the high popularity of the above articles has orcnsititeill c'oinpised of deleterious icgredirois ,sus to ii.e/lair, sruich renders is erres.ary to ask .for " ROW.' LAN D'S OIL, :to tl.l lIVLAND'S ;" uod observe 'each botle is sigoed oh the label - tared ink. "A. llowkind slid Son," Sold wholesale retail. and.torespottalino, by the sole pro prietors, A. Rowland and Son, iitrier of Kirhy.striet. the first turning on the right hand in Huitowigarden, Holborn. lesodosil ai.d, by app Imeot, by . + 555“1 eleditine YfadV I ltroughOlt Europe. • • • • extremely indebted for the judgment, Seal, prikeipli tude, and energy, which they invariably di•plifill in carrying into effect the operations devolving upon the several breeches of the service to.w hich they were attached. The science and skill.tlisplayed by the engineer ,and artillery departments were eminently conspicir hoes ; and the bombardment and explosion of the enemy's principal magazine, which, without derogat ing from the merits of others, mint be. allowed to hue given os almost immediate possession of the place, »ill long be regarded as the most memorable arbong the brilliant 'events of the last fortnight, and ass deetoustritive; of'fhe extent and soundness of that judgment and penetration, which, in the avowed . aaticipation. of these very consequences, enabled the army by the provision of adequate means, to insure them. The practice of the artillery has answered . the expectations of that high authority, to which the liajor : Genetal 'has' ventured to allode'in the'fore going observations. Another motive for them is to bring forward and illUstrite the fact more' closely ; tbat where the means are equal to Ahe science, and practical knowledge,known to pervade every branch of the army, the results 'must invariably be rapid and successful, even against such strong abi for midable forts as Hattrass has proved who. • The infantry and cavalry our this occasion lied abonslant opportunities of ohowieg their bravery, zeal, and detrotioin to the service. • - abalaiaore, a feint hi She tote rei4hweli's domininov. neer the is c-tern housdary 9f the Nixam's, about 140 miles rolith-enst Of Vow& ( 2 1 A. itofoittOttl place 110 Wien S. E. of Ainedoogitur. (p) river falling into t h e Beein.t. (4) Thtltugit tioni&breidest. the dispnteh from the Governor- CAlterAl is caancililauriof tale orgrgs hay oat betty naive*. • . en ohifet of discussion. The *hales of Oa.. Lion on this great point were frfed 'at the siescrid- or third conference, without any oppetition 'from e$ .quarter, or any difference otypinidn. 'e he pecuniark arrangements, and the secedes to be exacter, front . France for the ponctual discharge of tior'eggsgements, were therefniethe only matters that remained for fua tore delibeWlMi„.. Cs-this'..uhket each Power de. livered a riernitiai Iteting . its views and wishes; end it seas surprising •to . find the! : coincidence be: tweets the contents' of these different dortt ineuts-:--; coincidence • oill to he teplained previousinured ettinuounicistonv arid. Margie re: . liection, under the guidinci of similar princi,les..3 , • «7 .L The general'arringemint we believe io be net: y we stated it a few da}s ago—neniely, that the butions will .tie paid in nine . months from the signift -- -‘ tore of ilietreaty, gther by instalmetits - at the ter. vale of Jain montbp, oi •by monthly instalmen in ts of 31,000,000 pei month ; that Messrs. Birk): and Co. are lecuritie4 for their payment; and that ti;is troops will leave France abont the end of Pis m. , nth. In the foimetion of'sneh conirlicaied peconiavy arrange"- meats as itiOite involved in the payment of con, oho. lions to 4) . many States, in the moat coneoment shape,' and et the most convenient time s , for 01, and connected' connected' vrith former accOunts, it would be ansurd to expect that difficulties and delays should not occur. Onediffirulty hicmitiderahlP importance is now and' . the cousitletvion of the Ministers. . -- Oy the . r of Paris, Nomnbei, 1813, it was ' should mainfainAt , Army ..f Oitciipa.tun,sod pence wet catelllited. ail 50 millions of frinera-t During the 'courae of the three jests this_ t4nr ptuditure sogld amount to 450 giiillen4bet • .'" . . . •• , - • - . - - . • -.-: •- . ... - ..,;;i: : .•: .A...,.. . .• ::,..- ~:.. :•., ... ....- , . Vi - tr. 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" The Comte for which' 1714 hien fell in the'flatk mot Sgasosir died me The scatili r ' - . , .. • . . ; . , . - ?..• ..7.....i... .; .. -. .'•• • • • • . . , . • wa ? il ls ig o b n i e l o p c i t e g a s s i e o d n so p: t i h rt i c b u e ls EXCARQUER BUOG4ringarts.'loo,9lolMh - Theifolowing LIST Of IMPROVE.° MODERN SCHOOL ' .• .. ~. , r. . ... iltrP .. fttkVT TO 63r ittirt ."" ity , M an a d i" t e Alilli tfger liP no r .tt ,.'''' : -ROOKS is it-spectra/Iv subrinited in Ccreduclurs of Schools, ' .. . . I TO DE - P.4.14 OF-Ps`. 4 . -'; , i '.Tutors; and Heads of Families, by !deism Longman, Burn; l'iralefaliDON .Gdtang Dr 0cr.10..., ~ I Hies, Orme, and Brown. 39, Paterao.ter.row , Lombok • ef Ad Itrckagnee Bilis dated its M e Moab . of *blob, end •biel .:rt..... -•• ; displaytid by t he Infantry.' wh o vit ro formed' lit cod • "Flm' and of all Booksellers they may . he had, 'with t he . full verpfiecs, 1817, viz.:- Allowance. . • 'INDIA BOARD..Ore. 10, leis. : leans ready to a t the woiki'of Die te*Orbolding • ; Supply,. 1617+ ,C 18,000,009, N. Geo, 111., Cap. 16. 'l. A N EASY GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY' , 'out every expectation of Sukese froth atOtt **liti A•diepatch has been received . at. the East India.; .... - • . -CIL the most practical Work of . this ki n d extant ; an d i n . .14W - fibm the Governor hi • Council at Bombay, emcee stich'resOlutlon and desire of being-ted on. • Dino 017, ,49,00 . 0,00 0 Ditto 80. . chiding the Arrangements of the lute Congress of Vienna . • •dvited 19th of May,' 1818; inclosing a report - fro th • The dines of iovesting the fort latterlytleiroltedi 'oethechsralry,Undtheir vigilance and ConSinnoritt TUE,- Lords ~Go ' moiseioners of hic..llfujesty',2 • • . By the Rev. J. .GOLDSMITR. t ßeigedier.General Thornes Monro to the Honourable The sixtieth Editioa. 3e. 6i. bott . ad., . f ..Sfouldsteart Elphindote, -of' "shiers the following Is 'thine ettsinitag;:the Vetted' entitle them to the WO*. n Treasury haring giv•-i. directions for paying off the Principal of the abore-mentiottedExchequer BiUs, with the lii- 2. ILLUSTRATIONS of GEODRAPHI , for the ale o 'enmi t y highest consideration: The 1095 ttibldblill4l• • Schools and young Pentad, containing' all the Interesting-Mai .4 copy :- • • Citron liefrire Shite/tore Mayll, Mg : . terra doe thereon, al the Exe herprer Bill Ofce in the Receipt of t nmusing. Irritates of ( He y Krienledge, and calculated, • by theteemy in makitit their retreat ft m b reflects ghat credit on the two tquadro l i:s of hit Mai il:echeqtier, New Foram yard, Westminster, on Tharrsday,./he to convey Instruction by means of the .triking and pleasing As- Ilead.sitiarters, Yield .Divislon. ssa i .Day ,of October, attendance will be giveurfaily.(Sundays and 1111(t010014 produced by the peculiar Manners and Coetuass of all To the Honourable Menotstuart Elphinstooe, G ym r. ketty's Btirtight Dragmons, the 7th Native eirritry4 and part of the Ist notilla Cavalry, who entered- v o tida ll ocxcepro, until and including Saturdoy, the 24th inst, t iitiove oust Cornier, "tile Sixty Prints nod .filaps. By the _ - SIR, On the 9th inst. I bad • the honour to report front Tel 0 1 Clock in the Morning till One in the A ft er. Key. i • Goirl , milh. Price 18.. bound. 3: The ENGLISH SPELLING-BOOkt being as improved to you the arrival of the division under my command and routed rhebh '' ''' ' ' ' . The pioneer co rps bet Oteeti another proof to' 114 .., sins, for tke purpose of receiving the same ; a nd,,for thegreater i ntroduction to the First Elements of the English Larguage. by w ain ibis an d that place, Genput Row Pawnee bad many already on reco rd of their coolness la the most aged** lie Bearer, of the said Bilk are desired t o - place each WW. Marry, tL. D. Rector of Stone:4od, dc. The 215 ii Edi- fr ariseCherp.fgom the sooth of the Beema River the- .. . dueripties ef awl in eitevadeldets (which are In be obloimeat, t i en .. l reify b . ad. this 4)Ons), classing 'h e matitic order of l respective Dates" it „ . tAt i AtliNG Ei . E,RC.KES tot•kyDNIOR. CLASSeS `IQ- Patio, and Wall 015011111p1111 Illigker ,1151. "pap of. Mit trying . aiteutiaolpind 'of their ettraordirtarge4lll arid sock as are fur the same insount being n umerically arranged. Oti;..9t-htimit; bets treerugto Nlftedrit tspetling•brerr ii Id as t l os t, in a strong position, with Ileitis Rests gess44o4 .. V s A641/4 """ " Wl ' behlr li to el " lb I b t i • • •••• • A Wiwi i/WlC6ing the Petnetlillt Stunt , and b frresi due eruill i lon g words at!,!(:i ll y e tnittli the h e L in o; r e b a ‘ c c h ir tss t i ke rri, :it ' l; i :or t o la n*. itiraalcYs ... , . . . . pietteiitar ipeelet of *Otte. " -- - 'i.; P - ' I. ' ,tt r - • annirttod fens. bat eschgling the days on *deka:es ore tespec- . het oftrown'lrVe•tarrorni. By the Rev. David Blair. In. 6d.'' • Yesterday morning, at ilsy-break, I earried the . Raving thurlintieed - hifitigli aPitotit aft the shell ... outward' pettah by escalade, and made a lodgment 'duct - of every branch- of the' iOry, 'Major:Geriert‘ every dated, to the Bald 391 h day of October. inclusive, when the 0.. PIP KIR Y for CHI LD II EN ; t (Insisting of short fPierth • be acting as de r b y be ch u rthitied tO Memory at aii ch r iy a,,e. &leo dor writ- listerest will cease; and the said Bearers, shook! they in the inoef pedal) (clam op to • the , fort), whet* the' Marshall desires that the several 011icess elnployek teo•by .Mi•• Albin c . with t ome Original*. Price Si . • on the General -Salt - of ' the irmy Will accept his • the Agents of Holders wham names are inserted in the Rills, E gl Os Classes in ' Arabicontiitoed to defend the houses on that side of ore s prcetonsty to procure the Epdorsements of such ilutrietse and itl.S.ertiiinetolC.,LlPlASaBleitlibed°ll(e;noarle; c o L n e t' . al i r s tg fi.l ll . l3.4t cui• s tion on ever? the tort ass • . hied by the garrison, for a considetable -Warmest thanks for the We' . manner In whi c h "their the. Bearers are also indispensably required to,endoese each Bill e useful ancEimporrant ►subject, in the covert and etegant Lam , st. It is how in tour possession, lam happ y' to severtildutielt - were conducted. • with their usual Signature*, and to write their Names and Bed- gorge yf the bet Author"; orrnrged in Lessons for every de* Par dente at the bottom of each separate List; and Bay are m arec t ier in sate y rot. 13% -the Rev. David - IlLoir, A . .M. ss. 6d. bound: . ' Inform you. .• The Major.Genexers persOnal *staff, consisting et requ i re dio wi n ed the Exchequer Bill office -for Payment, 7_. 3'he purr s!I NEPOS. or Lives of I , lostrieus Hr.it.orri , Just as %se got possession, yesterday, of the not. Captain James, - Aid:de-Camp, Major . Cartwright, Row led a consideraMe body and lieutenan,t-tneyd, of the Quarter•Malter- Gabe: and to receive the new Bills, a nd g ive the Receipts for. the vnifinor::,,LbieneaL:ttet-ireult-hzdt. o r ; s h i rr Virtue ;, reference o T n al s e l :t e ts p , rainnocipsre: ward Pettah, Gunput with a few hundred horse, .•roisnd by tat's' department, who both Soltiottered their service" same. . that ex , nriple is mule powerful end more s eductive than pre. ands infantry, . the eastern side of the fort, and opened 'five' gulls u pon If any of the *alders of the aforesaid Dills should be desk- rept.' Il W. May..y.' 'MOW; Edition. 51. bo in.d. f e i r i l tit t l h erd isle t i e C.ee hl i s ki h n eet il l n fi d aok a ti el fb e t .a f il lre A ir id i l eit .d d e l .Calb?4 an. out reserve. Finding our bittery did' not silence . ma of -receiving POYment of the Principal and Interest pre. ..B L ill i t s 'Spi i t t t o C. u T s lr a rr i t i ct i PIi4 d UT: O IV A I l i t m lit i e th Ll t yl i el awattecti 01 alltilccasions. Omits 19-tho egad t)94h day of °Nobly, the 1111', he accommodated, object it . the B r iti s h liv t lin;;tes e irr n jtialt Work it , terries as a Sup. these gene, I ordered thein'tn be charged, and Cag , 11 Ves•••••• 414 ... 3 an computing the Interest to the Ilay on which the " 4 i° b.e ' preinent awl Colinaiou,. My t‘. %In*or. 64. Wind. riett ihreii of tlienf; the other two twill bien'unfor:, • 'Pe Commissariat Department, "Mier tfleetenalite paid, and leaving the said Bills for examinalton one (by prior 9. Pe ELEM :NTS of lIATURA4. HISTORY, founded • t'r - • tonarel# witifilrewn jest then: endei the "file of the peolonel Stephenson and Captain Cencliffei answer. thereto. • do the Linnaeus rrsoosimot •of &W 0,. win , popular de.; . ed the high expectations formed of It from past ex+ striprous. In Pie. rianuer.of tioldsmitfi sa nd -Buffoo. By W. toe. GeePet . flow wItS woutditt; - 'strd Tics.) Pant' rah killid " besidei . Severar others bile's i Such. Ptrions a s may be desirous of hanini nite Exchequer Mayor. The ninth* Edition, mittea new Serie. Of .Erigraviugs. 9 I Bias in whole or in part erf Payment o f Principal, upon marking 7u : 64i • 2, . 1 4 , .;_; • j: • theft Irina and in their retreat.' ' • ;.--:, ' .4 4 . Lieutenant Aplin's exertions at Acting Assistant .. 10. CLASSIC•IVE•ENV.usir POETRY setected from the . Tad ... 11 1 1 g Ba l ly and nalletipesing the 4111 ° 1 " at l b & "l aui el t har entire iV4.rkp of she Brivolaa , te.,te thetas...of Schools4od MAO§ 511KIPtSlOOd that the#l3ellfy mere gulag ge Quartef-Malt P r - Gen" al, 'tiote'-it pat i ence. 11. ,: - • marked the teal, ineellii . Lists, delivered on or b.fore Saturday, the `dills inst., may be ~ 14 ,6 mg p erm! " . Hy. D i . I: as0 " 01 - ro. P r at t. .h . . ° 6 1 . ..4 .. . • .finniegerei-o'clock P. M.TrOut their Camp, I order/id gence,' and ability of this deserting and promising . • accommodated frith neto Bills, payable to or , )1. Sf.ltirtaNSlfut ' tit I 1116Ls.;.,bohlaining one for; ceerY . ~ Order, carrying an Interest of Teco•pence By the ley,•en every timidity In rhe'sters.oUpecortise au subjecybanioed tp yonag out ear ,e.trtell b ody of iatalry, - under PlrigadierlCe. Officer; Captain Wats-on, Prdvincial Atsistiot.Adiu4 • - , ..lVr,oaantlithl , r Se: f otiridg i ddrotn N0rm...111 or, ontrorap nerd Pritzler, to pursue them; Folinnitely Moo. • tant.Generst, and Brigade. Major Gough, tied ten. Oise Hundred Pounds, witch sat , oats OV I s will hear date the b.iiikora, ale ., ; porteuwi . Aneerd,firati . ey , _ e ,_• said 29tii day of October, and will be .delSocred. &pother with Hy the Be*. 5. J R „,,,,,,,.. •••• , . • . 14 ' '' 'v U ' N •ly !kiln Paine into eamP jed c 'befOri - from 'Var.'s. pollen!. and laboriou' details to condoct, which . . , entire satisfaction of the . • , the I n terest due in respect of the lligs so desired to be ex 'l2 TIVSIII.EOLOPI S A li ar ! , I 71 •LXCAL, yd EQPLESI- poor (2), with three hundred horse, aler t o Ingg they perfhteled to _ the - changed, on Friday, the Seth day of' Wolter, and the roe- i. A l S o T lnrasages k` D 'Sr 1 ,0,4 - : t"'4.24anritsefte!..^Zhallre”ol.l4l nsorehvand joined in the pursuit.. .. .1. . . Major-Genesi!. i n - I hate great satisfaction in art:painting - you, that Janie; d/ r. • New Testament. and with E lictstelario4ll;edry (ad a 1104 • , -.--0id0..-.&-Tro, 1. - ,I) le Ma t i e i •. . . The Exchequer Bills to •114 iisued in exchange, and -made pay. i tf•peetee of Cyclopedite (Wig:ism . Klioniedge . ioe Opiosoe h a, thaslltigadierrGeneral was s fortunate euougb to 'vet. PRIVATE CORKES rONDENCIL 14 "" (eke' them about seven miles from camp, and lus.per• - . able to or Order, as abore-men- RoWdoesodeninu.lll."lll:ignete7 ss isl ijrl";Zp A rt l9 l l l l . l B l7 ..i „B ettr " ii ,n ...:-.00.-- - .i•• 54 Ai x -la.Chapelle, Oct . .• • Cried, ifity beelther transferred by etutoromenklr mill b•c faid OK 11.10 , bO lll4 and•lette". ' '.. c ' sued them fi ve miles li) the banks of (he Seeni (3) .• . 13. A SYSTEM of rPRAUTIIAL ARITHMETIC, appli:. river, ..ehd only . iase - over as the. aught closed in,' - to the Hearer, if the Blank shall not be up. [ISPORTAter Pacts.] • • . On Toesday las t General Count :Wilson, who Itt ... ' . • cableloike present state Air T e an.ENtori. v Transaction , t tj,,intt between am+ and eight haa t & N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to October,l2l7, have. ' ve t y, Rule, and-every Example, *bein g or k ssi, ~,im •te:;; pray- -eed killed and - • been adverbired to be paid off, tire to the various branches 'or Owe, srd the r i .ele.s and on , o• Wounded til the keld . , ar . ) . o .. s.rtimat . the former . , 1 the Wa r r a the Republic was A.id.de:Cemp to Moreno* believe, Major Se Pinto : kis party, arid the Arad satin wks th e Re Governor of Paris, end whofth .. lent Steles; *bled have hi th erto diskated_ ow b.orks pf A.riih- -------------.Commander of the troops at Calais received the etalt yeti, having Owed piece to the usages of r.-al -lite. By the under Dyaub, whodid not inlet 4 ith their•alms, iet. • TIOURCHASERS of LINEN will obtain a Seaton 1 ityy.i. Jore . .-theraTtyped. . "Ire $• lids boa:id. . . ) , s . ure`'• fered most. The eisetoy. Ilan *hood Alp' thousand nit Hi landing' in 1814, had a long audience Alla* - r 14. A K I . eolhe AtIOVE, i u which 4 11 sue Exani-.1 A of fr.on 4d. Illi Is. a Yard. li v •oopfication at the BBL- . infantry, end :is . or seven buntited r hor.4: the later Emperor Alexander, in which a very itoireatint FART CO .1 PAN VS W AItI•;FIOUSE . REHOUSE. fill, Roe? 1 1-trcet , " 11 ". 104 " 1 /1 ; 111 ' 1 ? . gt er e . m% Pe& . 1 1 .1 i"' li.• I'll .tTumf• ... yu.• 0 , 11 -st s iy, C, e itr e 10 Briti s h Mus-iitn, where IRlsl3l I.t- _ I.::.ltri• 51,16.4b,1t1:.N...Tb of . 114 . 30 0 1 1 s-K :APING . , b) Siugle..ss ill laved . have s i ad . haf_ i teat an - a d vaninge i n cos cotiberkeiloa took place tin tbe iipirlt of_ artier Ind , • }i-F.1.1 ilea sit EET ISI rt, nl mrprrewr Carte, bleoCactl ll' t I f tre! " ' ~., int e rmits' of the rsirittir.l..tere . .X .- all it, depot trnelts, n etilte i .reri r ita ri!ng ; TOP ninty nnv itli WWI •••.• • 1 ...atil:earJbleit-..-- '-'---. *-......-- . 'et:a peculiar to them-cite*, vvith.ort chentiral arid, win.'c'" •". In i t "ii silse ,l 4 o3.lereaotilc Coseerns. By Jamie Movisoo, awl den them much mart durable, one selling in single putga, at w their arm so Iho ' Ima con ritilate yori &Ott upon the subject with the • most liveltint. of ie 111..tcantile Aordent‘, Oli.gow. Bs. ' .... ' 4 .......- I I ' - a - r r- - aa l -- 1 J.• . IT bolenalf pliers. ~ '''• ' ' li. fleaSof RD LEO. BLANK PA PER BOOKS.-adilno upon the comp_ete e eat an rapers on of Raj's'. tetest ; and the General, Otto is employed by his SOL • • ... srirlsout fug slice It ttithle. to the Spot of hook • c our.rired iii the f or t, o's infantry, and es his gnus were ta vertigo for the special purpose of giving informs. ANDS 10 t h e DISTI111,CI; of AaTMOLL, and Gnome of PER.TH.-The valuable and. es te...sive 7 , 1• 1 1 : 4 6 . TAM..? LUD E. consisting of iaidw 12. at netcS tif pa,- ' .` 4 fib ,ve r I N‘st a4ai rml t :f r ETA -beeping, mid gria•ly d o ,..„l.hine the o I expect we stall soon have tbe rem ken sin il d i . bet A So. :t Skt IS SU.; Set C 10 *. Sd. ; said ' the utmost .. • I - '' R FlAnive 'LESSONS for erery•driv in catnelS 7 llC. .. 7.- - them also. The enemy lost all their beggege, ...... eorthoef tern, seized the opportunity to ,explsintionself•-iwitte ,, ..,', 4,4 ' , • frankness, and to reptettiserphe , posiiii, i. , :: -f. :4 ,1' . and prospects his country with the !Orgy, and'perl. * • *-, 1 4 ~.. Mater Nu netts •nr , arable !rend, 0111 46 't of w" 4/ ' la in ' t " tke" C L A S SICAL lee d chicly . front thebest FA li,h Writers of the . Our loss yesterday , 1 fear, has been • , - In the course of • • ..s w , SOLD, either in One LA, or in separate d i .i.ions, as formed. .. addle ;' 3. le .le 1 _ .sitg• • 'cif' it w e. of *one 111. By the tea. W. iarpe. ss. 6d. . -.Tern , f.w - geld and el.e.iimatect lobe worth, in yearly rent, about et I have trot received the returns of the killed and the conversation, his Majesty asked the Geneial it -..- • • , 4 , :41451. 'M i lt,. are publie burdens do not . exc , Cl 3,ii•r 401.-V!is If. The ELEMENTS of LAND SUOV EYING. in elf ' wounded. 1, • there we; not still a considerable party itiFrence epi . ka •• . . . ma .iiificeni cstai•• ex . ru d e nearly "14 mile, in lefizlh, sled about ligaiwils,lpmrticolly . adopted, lit the 11," of Sehiro:s and Ski " ! hallos mach ta breadth. It abound. with game of Wi l sons, is dents l ' illoorated by hi4lilv finished ilegraving , , thou aoil co. •, +h en 1 1..0 do myself the honour to send you a de- posed to the new or d e r of thipp, and ditsitous of teis . .. - .., ~,.,,...-... . Ica a r . e lancet etimplete Tables ef Slues • and Tangents, Log or than, highly ornameotrol and w ooded, the low g round. A nd W it tailed accouot to-otertow, of the operations of yes. storing the aacient regime ; to •irlAch• the latter TOIL ~ •s, • well inclosed, end the e•iiite in g eneral lies noon a bed ot pr. a m , b y 4. chechm...4,o sa ,,,, luir. 9.,. . plied, that there"tertainly was a party. Rot *on.' . ..; '''• : ... : 7 rnitive lime-stone. infording tmt truly an ions M i uslibe . supply of - - kerday. . • pnlitire far the est.ne, lint nit.° for the whole e . outtirl . dr tun t.- f The garrison now consists of' Only eight hundred siderable io to"tbers, end not deficient in zeal, • Wish . Aloch of the w oal is hill grown. rind lode totem), to Oat r. .. • BV the KING'S itatitt iTITHIti PATENT. ibinkeld and 1111 ir. The hou.e IA rapahle of necommodationt u eECONOM CALn UNIVF. SAL LAMP.-1.1 Th - 1 titl 1 11 •or one tho u sand . ;and our mortars are play. entertained such views and t ot de but that:they sferll • ... ' •• •• ~, as nothing, when opposed to the liberal pritlClYlltml. l aw f at oilt., with eriensive rout suitable oliCei.. ant nn rig . - ticeirislieiz to the Psblic: and describing the merits of anv new ing on the fort (tom the : inner petialt since morning. . -- -. celletit r t ardeit and sbruhhers• If not previort4l. sohi by Prt- i riventi . eu, it sive! regard ought ever to be paid to troth. B -;11:. I have the honour to tie ) Are. of the King, end compaied to the immense mitioilly• ‘.... sate Bargain, the Estate will be exposed to Public no%) eat:l! inc I la. short prefnee in o dor), .ilse P a te r itee . ..nesers, s h a g l b ! , • ' • ' T. MUNRO. of Frenchmen who rallied round the Charter arrkl tite • . in November, 1818. Limp :ICI.. up - i s the ersentritl ku istriele of on invortatle Conti- . Limy of the 11 ime to the i,ir, *singe s con.tont br Minot light, ........... ! Constitution. But, asked MI Imperial Majoiny, will • • Printed Particular. , containing a full deicr i l"" 4 dir P rn- . 4 0.4siessof dealt . snieulmed for -the purpose it may be in- Field Army Orders (4), by 'Major-General Marshall, rum- there be no danger of disturbance , Iro ni the influence . • ... s party, may be tad 1) applting to Messm Wit. 111 l sell tli en. e tended nil. r-T he hull. for-light, passage. stir , case. sidel;oa I .I, • mandirip. of this ploy in Abe event of the death ot the King‘ Arcounouns; Niesszs. YOlitifis A)lutut. and 111Ithcatt' 11, VI • .0* .4‘,.tor:totarotoo to write or twee by, blaime,pieirecomot. Camp, before Halmos, March 6, 1818. • ..- Edinburgh t tones Campbell. Et+ Ptinee'lecop.t, Westmin- 4 .,,, v i e b,, n ,.,. or set voiles light, nitOt.litaip, &e • mid so Peri. ins yl o l ot . j Cenral hlarshall congratulstes the army he'. and the accession of Count d'Artnis ? " No," re. • liter; fir Mtn Douglas, toed SnrrePer , Pe' ith t_aur,..v."1r,..."1"'" r.s ee 'tiOns - . m in, t hat it tt iti he lisubd to merit the precert.'ne; . plied the General, "Monsieur was feel himself cots- mill give farther tofernoril•ta wanted by ilaelldeart""wbers' • 4 wax, end only regitirei to he known to the Nobility anti has the honour to command, on the successful ter. ' drained to trttad in the steps of his' llr.•ther"-"Tliet " • and will *how* Phu of the !' slat:. ~(14.nt id be in g e:.ertil use is is stibmitute for the ea..d.e ; ini t iation of its servirei against the fortress and town i.,, , , . 4 . , . __.4 is • . . ------------7------- twine ,o tm. feta y safe. that whatever riomber may he horning of Hat t ram ; which event has led to-the surrthder of rejoined the bmiteros, Ivan some amyl y, "that . . just t Itl will feel a perfect •I•cri- . whit the Duke of W.,llingtoottoldlee.", With a pert. • • IT must ever he to the advantage of the . afflicted In , a ir ii ii [ e i 1 11111 1111111 1 11111 1 111 l trbeouX:i•sinsiiii t u o l i i ;tillile ci a i nfilet,tintl (fret Itoorsault, col eleven ot her forts. t i feet confidence err Mtn future traniprillity of .Fraice, . .••• .ii- ID the eleetiAt of a Medical Practitioner who is mrot litiery 6.14 , latt the . 4 e.sy weistst of bawl, will, 1006 most lamps ale .- .....•• th•m the stw ediestrestoration to health. _ n e e !li r:. cncuag'erco , f 'T. 4k r`.l l .Z... d hegtrfe e y l rler''lll.!.e. To Niajor.Generals Donkin,Air.J.Xersferd, en and its ern- n the• expellee of tall..w. w ill ter9' 4l- • -" • i a d ;Nor Anburey, General liffarihill feels thus entertainer I t by S , overeiketi . an . d Ministets, the policy and ttecessity Of the _evacuation was . s . c.srcety . . . _i __ !_.l-3..,..4 1,,.. rho in/lament. zeal. prompt'. • ._:__. ..r. ~.1;......,;., Tho - bases of the Consfri.. . - .5.......- ,- . • I`cgi7 ut It France rt the es- ra.year. null elb from the • 'p; J , 14