The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-03 00:00:00

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INGLEBY, Justly styicd the Emperor o f a ll who p reten d t o c•. o iow.. with no doe delkf ewe be:,3 leave to ansitoate to the Nobility. Gentry, and the Musical Wart l its groer,ti thjt his ratiounl. polite, and stakilless t ion, wiry ithproveosents, sill be repented this god eterir evening till further notice. The Partirohtrs of ids addition:lJ Novelties this press* Imam arc specified in tbe daily baud-bills. Atlntis4s to the Stet, and Boxes, 3s. ti.L—UOpe e r Bexes, • hd:—Pit, 2c.—Gallery, Is. Doors opened at !tie o'Clock, to begin at Seven; Half- Price at half past Eight. A Petvaia Performance may .be had by giving a day's *nice. • . AU Letters addr , ised trrthe,Theatre trill be attended to. TO BUILDERS, &c. TO RE LET, on Building Leases, by the War shipfill Company of IRONMONGERS, at a General Quarterly Court to he held at Iroamoogers' Hall, Fen charch-sireet, 1:10 Tuesday the 46th of November instant, at Twelve o'Clock pittielv, a large PIECE of GROUND, Coe the ereefion of a NEW STR ELT, to contain 60 11011.44 of the Third Rate, to communicate with Ironmonger-row and Old street-square, near Old-street, London. Propasak for taking ‘isell'Ground, in distinct Lots, of not less than two House* in a Lat. at a lii `:wend -,eat, clear of all Taxes, except the Property Tay, received at the Clerk). ()Mee on or before 'Saturday, the' Idio instant, be tween the Hones of Tar and Two, where am Plan aad Par ticulars may be sera. N. B. The Land Tax i.. Redeem 'T. PELLETT, Clerk. Tron - nunger's Hall, Nov. 1, 1809. CATTLE [an INSURANCE COMPANY. Instituted 1309. CA. pir.t t. £503.000. Dreier, Skinner-street, West SenithfielJ, London. THE Directors In leave to inform tlio Public, that the o,sce for transact lag the geecrml bu.iiness of the Company k now ipen, where prtniel ' - Proposals containing the Premiums mod Conditions of baser:owe, will he delivered to such permits as apply fur tlirm. Toe cnpitnl of the Com pany is divide,l into shares of ,fly poe •Is each, lirtyriettsr-. of which will h ,se a vote Al tbe Gegen-Al (7onrts far every Ayr shares they may hold t hut ospropriefor will he entitled to more than ten votes. Ten per cera. on etch shore is to he paid nsta, for by the Directors, and no murc will be required lades., found absolutely necessary. Applications have hero very itanizrotts from all parts of the kill:atom, but the many coraidevatiost reqoisite to this anderta;sio, , , have presented the Directors from giving an towers to . every oppixaat t .atersturpusentsairte, however, mai.- log to g:ec replicsa speedily as put•sible. There are yet YltertliCie* for ageing ; for which. enentry Rinkene, Stew aro. •Jf obternen and tientle-urn,:inn I:yaruiesa ai respectability, a lit be preferred : hat lio feerroti can be appuilded an Agent, meets lie hold Ore at leost, NM give security to the Trugicese as well av refereore to same person in London. Some i!tares will tie :es :yell for Country (:-n -tlemen, ilevyiers attA firer kne of (!.ally, Farmer', Grazier', and ot.i rs:, who near be dison-e.t.to rwegtdiparere this Iny.tiat tino,. by causing their Live Stock to Le iniured by the t:itin p:eny. A &Twit of two per (vat. bah been called .for on achleirr. nod pa. :1 to Me rc.'nttt!a. Payne. nerl !Smith, 51.iosion- c-itreet,or Mawr.. lbunenerstcys and Co. Pall- M. 41, ll:others to th- Comfy:env. Country. (;esttleinen. if proprietors, will he appointed hoaourary Directors iu their sespeet ire list rids. The Director request, that applications made to Mete, by ktter, be add es.r.las tack (bier, aid post-paid, By Order of the Director., November ht. 11409. WM. 13.11iLLE, Office Clerii. • A. CH ALLEAGE. MF.SSa Rg. CUKI P. and CO. tinrgOnnt, late lit his Maiesty'sAerviee, challenge the st hole world rn prove a single instance when sit,* Medicine awl Helfsed of cure Mlle failed of Vie delayed effect. The pearlier Of many yt•ark in tilt: priirteatr bruit+ of their ptufession, bus not gives rise to 11:1e sousarcessful Case. • They cniviAte to direct their studietln the treat; tot and rare or VetwreA Considaititt. an.l tint Derangement of the System, which I; the r , sverptence ',fine pyril: huts and tra4e ful egret% of a habit tang :oil mist unhappily put- ued by the youth of both se tess in the 'MC it will be touts to be the unfailing 'roarer of harresuwar ; the other have its ravages fa tally d6elpped to them by a distreising state of debility, which. if nii timely reinedied. terminates ID i.npotence....Theve :tte its relante Mal Ultimate elects, while Consumptions, 1„.o• of %molar Plower, mid varioas NervuosComplaints,_ninally rattan-ionize the earlier sta.les of this , solitary vice. Of per- Litieurshing melee the disorders incltlt at to such a !taint, tl.eir by:omMt is simple. and hag newer played toisairo.,..ful lathe treatment a.long, latiorkmos, !Jet much evtenled fire a lit the mug obstinate and en:futile:lied cases of re l i t :: reallnftction, garb as Obstructions in. the Urethra, Spungy lisenn.ctlaces. Hard Tumours, Callao, thews, Eruption, Se.. wind IYeakaega, Gketr, as also STRICTURES. 11' nether recent or of tong dominos, and which have tingled the skilluf other Practitiuneni, tires by their Prel'eht iumPrfived plan of trentmeot, and yerminently cured, with ...it the patient , elterillg I tie ClalttUliiNg pain and Marone( he "l'orritifge rf,itich freigneistfy follows the uppiiention of the is eettloe. lh (lie mune of twenty - vows exclusive practice in this asetropailiposissiermii eases of Strictures have beristusd are' tlailyhoWr their care, the total eradication of which are elfame , l by a safe, certain, and expeditious:mete of mirth% roan other yet adopted. The weaken*, nears tiod, and aehifity proceeding from this complaint, ancoyee. dill rersioveZ, nod (ht• jrritkot restored to tornsud anti viixormss heiltb. But where the debility law fur years existed" a pro ! per per.verance in their restorative ressediev, rtftern !tinc ture Itas beefi indispeissahly requisite to revive the slumbering sparifts Uf Lite, and to te-rusionte the Crowd ' Several Nontruetelted fitxri.eueti nitro Sist respect ahilitt, have been tinder the c•ire of Messrs. I.'llllR lE. and CO. for the rem's*, of complaints of the Urethra, Stele tares, &c. g p.nd having rect.i red a radical aud permanent Cure, parilerthrrly retpresic.i that refereuces might 'be Mat* to deem. a. waisfactopp evidence.; of the decide superiority of .1165 r... aa.l CIT.• plan of trestatent. Marty of rime (;e::!cosen have hail strictuees from Nib* al years, is:id tri.d under the care Of Memos. Iloese, lleavhides, and "(her Surgrot s of ewe ernir.eoce, who alleisptet tine ear.. by h: apps e.rtiod of fhe Ana: Caustic, isithoug ANGISS. Merin. Currie and Co. laity be consulted hy tither with the posttest rtelirary, secrecy, and hotfoot . , at their boo*, No. 197. Mum .fdeft. Patients in the Country ore•reunested to state the particu lar, of their ruse. axe, an geitenit habit of living, ter. &c.. eth . losin; a return:trice for wirier and medicine's • whey Os some v. lit b. ge wen or NMI toes* part of the kini;doni. To e sire that vet.recyut eiviential ot invir sidertakt, the pot. ass' of ;client mai Isis added to the account for uealieine. h Jan e , 1b.):./ —l , si, nation C;anks. 4 MIDDLETON, Pocket-Book and Mack N • Lead Pencil blinker to the 11(..g mid Prince of Wales. eXe tit the Original blaradiebary; Net. 16t St New wotlootreet, begs lenve to ad to the it 141E= lie BLACK min PK. C LS, whew pa low been flir more than 50 year. aniversall Weer; 1 tool Pencils for drawing In cobalt's Of a late To die• Ungabili his Pencils from counterfetts,tbe nip* which was for liberty only Middletsio,is stow clanged to N. bildilleton, and .thwilirectoot„ IoV., Strand, London, !moped eta aids Pencil. Am extensike aiturrtment of Pocket-hooks asitihread-cnses, 1 idegiunly mounted iu gold. silver, and plaits La Sate os hatortmem of Travelling , Writing , and Dewlap Gen L OPIVWO . S Pocket Coloirsodeo, consulting eveTyfor fin and dreroiog ; Portable Writing wed Drowing-desics, %ad Boxes, in oxtpomy, satin-wood, leather, die.; Writ th*-yaper; extra titre cat large Poo, doe Iris!) std Dutch Scding-Wax, awl ell kinds fif St/dims:try ; Palisade and Cohntiii4-hrowe LOW Copying Machines. These saachises, H which *Atlas may be expeditiously find clearly copied d g eg are b by N . 41iddletta to the utmost porfeetiim, •41 c in skaialiogia , !MO for fore ...._ BATS Royal Man Coach. on aHe ma hieraved Plan, tarries Tiro 'Outside Passengers, on Sprtigs, tiltrough Marl r and Devises, every Einstilg at Half-past Seven 1 : 44 a, %allays, Quarter before Six. • 'lean, Royal Mail Coach, op a pew and improved lilas,_ carries Two (Nitride Passengers, on Springs, throlugh mita. Taunton, Welliver'. and bxeier, ever/ Evening at Half-pan Seven o'Cinck ' Sundays, Quarter before Six. Bxclart ito-, I Mail Coach. (et t new aid inoprowed Plan, carries Two Outside Paiaen,;ers. • ,, to Springs, through Bridgewater and Wee.amit, every L. •aing at Half-past . Seven o'Clack, Suudays, Quarter before .• N. Eltiza Ray.ti Wail Coach, on a .1-w and improved P 141, emsies..Two Outside Passengers, •411 Spring., through Sialsoury,"Dorehrotrr, Brulport • and 1 f o:iiton. every Retail* at Half-past Seven o'CL)ck, Sundays, Qaarter before Ur. PARROVER Royal Mail C >itch, ..I a DC IT MO improved l" .. - o:, Perks Two Outride Passr.egerr, no Springs, (hrongh ,Oalcloamatin, Launceston, and Ti u. n. every Frensag at Half past S-reu o'Clock, Sandals, Quarter before Six. LIVERPOOL Royal Mall Coach, on a new ,lad improved Plan. carries Two Ot . • Passengers, on Springs, tnrough Cioven:r Y, Litchfield, .sews LAM.. and Warringtou, every Evening at 11,11."-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays; Quarter be fore Six. Di A!I cot esr ra Royal Mail Coach, on a Hew Sad improved Plow, carries Tau Outside Passengers, on Springs, through Northamp.oi, Leicester, Langhborough, Derby, Ashbotorn, Luck, and klacclesfield, every Evening at Half-pool Seven o'Clotk. unday,t, Quarter befiwe Six. Wit v IA off A tt Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Pima Homily!! Dunstublr, Stoney Stratford, Daventry, Duu clource, good C:oveutry, every Afternoon at Five o'Clock. CARLISLE Royal Mall Coach, on a new and improved Plan, clerks Two Outside Pausehgers, nu Springs, thrngh Manchester, (hurley, Preston, liarstang, Lancaster, Bartel, Kendal, Shap, nod Peostith, every Evening at lalf-past Seven o'Clock, Sandays, Quarter before Six. Non w ICH (by Newmarket) Royal Mail Coach, all a Mr and irvelovad.,Plas, aware 4R • °aside Powwow, an Spring., through Newmao ktt, Bury, and Thetford. every Eynon"; at Half-past Seven o'Cluck, Sandays, Quarter be fore Six. No ay tem (by Ipswich) Royal Mail Coach, no a new and improved Plan, to carry Two °abides. on Springs, through Chelmsford, Colchester, Ipswich, and Schole Ina, every Evening at Half-past Seven o Clock, Similar, Quarter before Six. Ex ETER Mercury Coach. through Rasinzstoke, Salisbury, Blotrulford, Dorearster, Bridport, and flowitun, every :Morn-- lug at Four o'Cluck. Li v r a eoot. Machine Conch, through Coventry, Binning 'ham, Litchfield, Newcastle, Congleton, Knotsford, and WAT rinAtion, every Afternoon at Six ,'Clock. AI t NCH RSTER elerUll l'.at Conch, called the DEFI ANCE to carry Four Insid es only. tra . els equally ..s fast as the Mail, through Northampton, H trhorosogh, Leicester, Loughborough, I)erhy, Ash:morn, Levi., ao.I Macclesfield, every Afternoon at a Quarter before rhree oi - Clock. lii t NVII ESTE R C 0,111,1116 Coach, through Northampton, Harb oreagh, Leicest:r, Loughborough, Derby, Asiolsourn, ' and Buxton, at Twelve ()Thick, at noon day. Can Lista: Past Cnach, called the I)EFIANC I', through Manchester, Chorus. Preston, Coarstang, Lancaster, Bumps', Kendal, Shall, tied &with, every ,Atteraiion, at a Quarter before Three of Clock. Noitw ICH !Machine C'oetch. throngh Chelmsford, Sudbury, Bury St. Edmund':, and Schole lou, every Tuesday. Thurs day.. and Sunday Afternusess i at Four o'Cloek. Btu et sana st Balloon Kea Couch, through Dunstable, Sion • % Stratford, l)nve dry, Duaciturch, and Coventry, every Evening at Five ro'ClioCk. t PLY MOVTII I%IEITUYV Conned. lhruu*h Exeter, Newton, Bushell, To.rem, Nlodfoury and Plytaptats, every Morning at Four o'Cloielt. CARLISLE. Cornwallis Coath. thmny,h Manchester, Char ley, Preston, Garstang, Lancaster, Burton, Kendall, Slay, and Peorlth, every Morning, at Twelve .i't lock. Sotrru.turrott Lo.ig Coach, through Basingstoke and Wincheste% ',very Morning, Sundays excepted. at 4 o'clock. S•tistiortx Coach, through Basingstoke and Andover, every Morning at Four o'Clock. . BATH aad Bnisrou ROYAL VO UV !STEER Post Conch, through Marlborough, Caine, and Chippeoshaus e every Af • tennion 11: a Quarter before Four o'Ci,ock. This Coach I. worked in a superior style. Yasnovrat New Post Coach, through Chelmsford. Cool chaster. Ipswich, Woodbridge, and Yoxford,at Six &Cluck, Soaday, Toesdav, and Wednesday Mornings. PORTSMOUTH New Light Coach, called the Sacs'-Da 'circa, metes only Four Insides, travels equally as fast a. 1111111114, through Ewell, tiuildfurd. Petworth, Chichester, lamkedrth, - mod !lariat, to the Glolie• len Oyster-street, eery Tuesday . Thursday, and Saturday l‘fornings. at a (Mailer before five, calls at the Bell, Graceciturchoareet. Parcels and Luggage coavoyed Daily to Walverhatnptaa, .Walsal, Cheate r, intlerwurth, Hinchley, A i hermit, Tam worth, St ,Ford, Berfeduill, Broughton. liridgemark Stap friey~ Naptwoch, Ifiemeross, Chester, Brandon', hlountfutd, Hillbormsgh, dwelt ham, Newton, Rounhana, Fakeals.int, W Isiglaun, Cheltenham, Tewltterv, Nateest et, Wis beaea,-Lyorst, Monition St. Ins, 41nm-ester, Evesham, Cambridge, Mareafiekl, Lewes, Cuetleld, Uckflekl, Fra•op ton, Marta. Rh, Oxfurd, Ditelding, Stroud, Cireentiekl l'hipm,norion; Ludlow, Cirencester. Portsmouth, Purtren, Gosport, Canterbury. Bastbourn Shrewsbury, Holyhead, R ei,.te Banbury, Pool, Charisma', Dover, Tembridge. Tasbridge Wells, Shelled, Sonsershans, Northam, Maraca Marna, Marva!, liewbtiry, Calle, Swansea, Carmar then, Illellishesig tt Weirton, Penzance, Stone, Bridec north, Petimilei, W tehaven, Newhaven, Rrailtrer, Hal sand, Martha ;eh, hliddlewieh, Dunstable, Wbiteltureb, Eatt firithley. Welch Pool, Titeh fi eld, TetStory, 11,11, Se/dumb, Lincoln, Raussgate. Rochester, Wort id U t Sire ford, Dad, Chichester, Hereford, Ma/dilate. Not tioghan, Sheffield, Falmouth, (illegaw, Yarnandh, Vick haul Market. Lowestoft, Abingdou, Farr-log(1o°, Newtown, Louth, Wadebridge. Ivy Bridge, Kioldeousiaster, Brame- R eeve. Bewdlel-, Spillane, Monmouth, NV Luny. Weymouth. Ootobenley, Milford Haven, eatIFIR, Cowbridre, anti War ;sick. By WILLIAM WATERHOUSE and CO. •• • The Proprietors of the above Mall Conehei lied Car r'sges beg leave to inform the Public, that they will ant he aermatable for rut) Parcel or Package whatevo., nor for any Passenger's luggage, above the Value of Five Pounds, unless tae same be entered and paid fur accordingly at the Time , r she Delivery of nay stick Parcel, Package, or Pas s roses Luggage, to them UT thcitAgeuts. SUBSCRIION rLIE PUBLICIs PT respect THEATRE. fully informed, that AL the BOOKS for receiving SUBSCRIPTIONS for this Undertaking will he opened at the Banking-honses of Messrs. /Jamb aud Co. Bernet's-street, mid hlesset. ilmusbot tom, Newman, sod CO. Lombard -street, on MONDAY next, where on that day the Prospectus may be seen. By order of the Committee, HENRY FRY, Solicitor. 14, John-street, Bedford.row, 46th Oct. 1%19. FROM l'ilE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. ' STRA9III7RGR, OCT. IB.—We yesterday received the happy tidings of the treaty of Peacu having been sived, and the following letter was pub. Halved • (Signed) " DEsBUnIIALI7L We understand that the Emperor was to take his 'departure from Vienna on the 15th inst. in Ike evening. PAnts, Ocr. 23.—His Imperial Majesty has left Schoenbrunn, attended by the Dukes of Bet. sieres, Frioul, and Rivigo, anti other Gentlemen of distinction. The Imperial Borst: Guards pre. cede his Majesty. on his journey through Upper Austria and Bavaria. ST. PETERSEURON, SEPT. '3o.—Tho fortress of limael continues to be doss!) , blockaded by our troops, under the orders of Geo. Wainow. ANTWERP, telegraphic dispatch, which wai yesterday received, states, that the Em. peror has 3irs.atly urrived at Fontainbleau. PARIS, OCT. 20.—The intelligence of the con clusion of peace with Austria having reached Ver. stales on the 18th at night, the whole town was The happy tidings were announced her this morning, by a discharge of 100 pieces of cannon, and last night published in all the Theatres. At the Opera.hotise, the triumph of Trajan was gi. yen, and when the metros who performed Pauline pronounced the verse— " Rolualm, era I Closer faut en nendre grace." " Romans, it's to Cesar that thi-nks ought to be returned for it." the whole house__ rang wititpeals or a . npUisse. nntl repiatiyirilriTuF — tif 44 Long live the Emperor." Orr, 19.—We uninsured, that her Majesty the Empress has received a telegraphic dispatch, an nouncing the r.oitchision of piece with Austria on the I Ith of October, the anniversary of the bat tle of Jcna. 0( 25- aft' icle 'Cr. _ ~—An firth .. - rorn Aotwcrp, her de scribing the rejoicings which had taken place in that city, on account of the conclusion of peace betwetis Austria mid France, states under date of Oct. 23, " We arc this moment informed, that his Imperial and Royal Majelty will ar:ive within a few days in our city ; his Excellency the Minis. ter of Milri!,..! is itist arrira." BaTosiNr, Ocr. 19.—The day before yester dayarrived in this place 204 draft horses, belong ing to the Imperial' ine vs. IVe understand, twat 'everal corps of troops will shortly pass through this town, on their mareli to Spain. A great unto. her of them bave-already reached Angoulemi.. Marshal Noy, Duke or Elchingeo, is shortly e=lected here from Spain. . AIISTERn tit, Ocr. 4;.—ln consequence of the arrival of dispatches in the ni4lit of the Vd, by a courier extraordinary, his Excelleticy the Minis ter for Religious Affairs and the Home Depart. ment, transmitted the following letter, in the mor ning of yesterday, 'to the Burgomaster of this City : " Amsterdam, Oct. V, 1' , .09-sin the morning. - " Sir—An official dispatch, this instant received, brings me the jot fill tidings that his Majesty has received information by a courier, that peace was concluded at tl i ((( i o'clock of the 14th instant, at Schoenbrusin, between his Majesty the Emperor of France, King of Italy, and the Emperor of Austrii ; charging me nt the same time to commu nicate to you this important intelligence, in order to its being forthwith ilutilisnl to the inhabitants of this capital. " I feel the highest satisfaction in obeying this command, and feel assured that it will lie duly at. tended to oil the part of your Worship. 4 6 I have the honour to be, " The Mini ;ter, fgt. VAN DER. CAPELLEN." VILRONA, OCT. ll.—The Tyrolese had dam. meal up the streams which supplied the mills atTrent. They also posted a body of •near four thosniand men, so as to prevent the removal of the oilskin.- tir's. At noon, yc-tcrday, they were attacked by nine hundred of the fonrteeetth regiment of .ight Infantry, under the csayrriand of Colonel seheobrenner. • After sustaining a very cm*. dyeable loss, they were dislodged from 411 the heights which they occupied, and pursued u t pwards of two miles. 1 The following proclamation by General Peyri, to the Tyrolese, is in eircirl stints here.: " Tyttottsx.---- You' do not know me. I Come to let you know n Int 1 am. Bred to ariallik . and inured to the lots of warfare, fortune, fat: from' being adverse, has uniformly smiled upon my endeavouri; and therokre have I devoted the remalnderid my day to Or: -eryi:e of the groatest of Screreigns. " The command in Leei- Calabria was con. fided to me in troublesome times. I struck terror into the bid, gained the affections of the good, and re-established order anti tranquillity in_ that province. Would you know how and why ? It is, that the people of Calabria, while they are of a blunt, fiery, anti impetuous character, arc ne. reetheless susceptible of generous feelings, and dispured to sebmit to the voice of reason ; add they have, accordingly, listeuA to that voice. " Tyrolese, I address myself to those among you who are misled, and not to the stubbcrn— not to dm ringleaders of insurrection and anarchy. With 'those I do not occupy my attention; they ace only a set of despi. able wretches. Several of repeatedly come to solicit my forgive. le . pr4o.lktmselves worthy of it condect, and t., surrender into of do; accomplices. 1 have re. enolintto t., er'act their applies- T. have Oftener .neans to bring all . rey.goattii,: to aiceifiee them to the the laws, and totally to annihilate blow. The dr..itlful days of the '2Bth and toe2d .:r (4:ober, , honid The Miro • till tines:.! with Mir . brielgea of Trent streeed with their dead bodies; the streets of that eit; t:ioak d up I stilly their ki!kd and wonadetl ; a great ,melt r of insitrgentsaactificed at Levis to the just revenge Lof the peddlers, and many others cut to pieties by the cavalry, near St. Michael—such is the fate which - awaits the insurgents. I again turn, in mercy, to you who have been . misled into incur. rection ; who have been seduced by absurd !atm. tics ; by clergymen, traitors to the peitiriplos of their religion, and by the intrigues of a few bate. emissaries. Know, that they are only advert turtrs, who avail themselves of respectable Appel letions, for the purpose of exposing a certain Court to unmerited disgrace, and effecting their escape imillst the continuance of disorder. Know that the House of Austria has declared, that it bolds in almetrrence ev-ry individual who may use its name, fur the purpose of augmenting the nun!. ber of those who are in vs volt against their 146. mate Sovereigns. " Tyrolese, deliver your arms into my hands, and never take them up again, but to defend your Government and its illustrious allies. Return to yeer homes; live there peaceably under the pro. teeth, of the laws; resume your labours; and your persons and property shell be respected.— Your afflicted mothers, your beloved sons, your disconsolate elves, await your return. That holy . . umpaso, wessiwyerir wynr -- T lITIISV TM CRT r V enengte, cummands you to "be subject." This is the command of God listen to me. (Signe.i) " 10EYR1." Ja EY, OCT. 4.—Our a: my of La blanche is comple•••ly equipped, and f.nr troops, already ac. custoined to the hard.illipc of w .r, will be ahle to imitate the enemy, wh.. hitkisrto has obtained sonic .:tilvantages, on ac.: ant of his rapid ma. nat.% res. , . * - elf• lit/ IL SI ',IS!! PAPERS. • I! • 0CT. ET0.14.,. 'J 10.—Neyithelconcentrvted his forces ' ill Valladolid, SJlamitir .. cir and Turn ; he complains of the impossibllitk . ilf maintains; self there, or ,of *akin g any movement, un ac count of the notillOsiii . detachments which sur round him, and 'CO be hi. supplies and ammu nition : our partii;sliave not met with any French on this side of Talavera. Sault has evacuated Placentia, and the whole of the North of Estre. maillire,, and gone to Toledo. Several carriages have left Madrid; with a number of persons in the French interest. " GERONA, SEPT. 21.—The silence and inacti. vity which are observed in the emmemy since the action of the 19:11, are very remarkable. We only perceive nievements of columns from Soria to Salt, and vice versa. Humanity is shocked at the spectacle which presents itself in the breaches which were attacked. In that of Santa Lucia, the bodies of a Colonel and three officers have been found. Eitentlimm.! time view to those of Olmanes, Gironella, Fmmerte reel Cabeldo, and Cal. vacco, nothing is seen hot heaps of dead bodies. trishappy fame 1 to gratify the amhition of ea Usurper, 4000 Westphalmanc, a regiment of Nee. politans, and 700 Fre:ielt, are compelled to offer `theinselics to be slaii4litemil ! Such is the decla. - 'eation of the unfortunate men, who, by their im. isortunities yestevd my, obtained, from Spanish ge nerosity, to be carried to oorlrovitals, in order to receive from humaility the necessary care of their desperate wound.. Savrt.r.E, Orr. 10.--. According to all the ac. coon's received 'from Catalonia, it Is not to be doubted, that on the '2ll of September a most ' obstinate battle etas firught near Gerona, and that the uziliary array, under the command of Gen. ebtained the auestini.ible advent.m: of ie. troducing into that ci , y. a considerable supply of provisions and ammunition.. Oar C,rresnonulsiot in Ca4aJoitia advises us of the French basing d I%lstit Toulon, with the dr..-itn of r..fieving Barceloni; but Admiral Col!ingwioel • ', the Einglish deet, being in those seas, it lie try he ell l save it half ei • T (I . l C n V IYP 4e r irbi t cp it., 1 6., AT AGOVI 11114. 9.l.—Sobvequent to the ,nieniurablei h hits . - drate instant, iu which the itivinciliie (sretitilleiviehtmackmad, all the leVelk,,fifq,kn.reriistlfilyg tint the French had trittnetheir'elicanipinents.illoirt of the village of •%! tact; :key tt t>f thetthead:quarters. No --=. . . a 4...; IPT ts. • earealetusi to tee unsex pe it rreetoue, alic:is -: um 7 al act us RITE BY A RATTLE-SNAKE IN LOND6N, . ZUr u d Cd r aW eII i n kgsallablaY co! , which forms • ansPleie LETTEO PROM 015 MAJESTY TUE EMPEROR TO TUE °let " hate rcpea desk; `serteso MOM )be or lue • atist emweitieoc • to /TM h; PROPRltroas of tho M EDIC AL ;b ase w a o tra m - 3 . ut ill (I a a sire UPI* form to 'Ow es:Art:aim OF DIVISION . , DISSUKT.tux. bees, . promising i OBSERVER, respertfellv.infors their Patrons, tbat cgpollitiiiL4 ' %,toeteililite. A/iprokswaiteest Of it fioneral Dahlman* -.-844,,g It lin Th e k 46 1 i. by th.4r future the Yablitetiue is sew to be had a Mr. Stockists, Joa. 41, . ' jig . o f gin e 'c u d er ." pa- Mall. • flielfrerillitEaspress, by means of the-telegrsph I my lutods sortie t t iy-or- - I eeted and will •f ' that Peace was signed on the 141% inst. at nine J . , far Nesthabit___,..eapsals_ 'a await misty' nf i f - - °MINA& COACH OFFICE. .. elit ilk ilaiseleior Ilalfetits tuiTitille Antra tamed In SWAN WITH THIII 1413CK11 INN, LA J -LAN F, o'clock, by M. de Chasnpagny and Prince Lich:, itiotia, bew 4 se I t tot Plistromeept4a 0 the Ltatinef Calleft, and the LONDON.' . tenstein ; make the lame known to your dicision, lof that" wi'' in n Castle Thomas Soper, also was bitter by the Rattle-Asko The rollowlei Royal Mei% Coaches, and ether Carriages, set and to the inhabitants of mygood city of Sires. , tontranee of the in Psetadill. oat fries the abcrve lee, rig. . g burgh. I pray to God th a t h e ma y t a k e yoe •them at one bl" ! The Prepriaors again beg Immo In recommend thilltedi- RILISTOL Royal Mail Coach, tin a new ' and cal Observer as a.. invaleabk family Alonitar,,aidgjit way .11..P.improveillAan, carries Two Otaide Passengers, on into his holy keeping.. of Sewernbe. and Number tudy be had peparateiy, price -25. 6d . .. , lirrings. 1 hroDESh blitrlbiwbsi,h. Cilitipenhitin and fist, h, every (Sioperl) " NAPOLEON." ;. them a lesson. • _La,- I kayoin g , at Ballast Sevest o'Cl.wk. Sund ays, Quarter be- " This is a true copy. blood ; the briil l TO BUILDERS, &c. !fere Bing, 07,_.___A. _ _ . i; Ii i •