The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-07 00:00:00

4M.gRIGVN PAPKIS. '4 IThe No: 2665. .......- fU tee WILLIAM _ a ma. Saracen's !lead La., Snow-`dl, London, the best Aereinntrulation for Trove lea, good &di, choice Lau on, and moderate Charges. Tae following Past Conches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from i.e.linraren's Head Inn, : BRION fON New Elegmt Post Coach, Four Insides only, 'veto roaming, et N ine o'Clior k through Crawley, Ryegate. /kr. Tbc WEY kIOVTII, Dorchester. and illnodforti Dines :t o ,!-eilaeh. every Afternoon. Curries Four Insides. LIVERPOOL Pert Coach, to carry four Insides, sets eat •very Morning, through Lotter worth. Melt Crow. Wortley. Athervtone. Tataworth, Litchfield, Udestlioro, Northampton .ind Dunstahle. Arrives at Liverpool neat Afternoon. EXETER.. Plymouth, ,Weymmth, Dorchester, ralinusalla Dartmouth, nod Salisbury, Neat Post Coach, every Moefillell 41 half-pint Sig o'Clork, with **Guard, through llonitan, Ac. minder. Bridpiwt. Blandford, Basingstoke, tied Rambo. JiOSITON, apaldina, Pettisbornagh, Stilton, and Hand,. lon. New Royal Mail Coach. sets met every Everting. Coact* from Boston to Spilstiv, Loath, nrintAtiy. end Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kouniford, Stowe, mid Lit". field, Past Coach, called, The Eapedition, every livening at Five o'Clock, to the Serneetes Head Inn. Dale-street, Liver pool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, through petiltilii, Caine, nail hinilhortingh, every Afternoons arrive Mr. May's. the Greyhound lon. Bath, nad the Loodia4l os 'aZ a it Thomas- rem, ant the Swan Ittiveat, sett Monk* to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockingham ' Mil ..et 'very Morning at half-Irish Seven o'Cli.ck t carries row Insides only, and goes remarhaldv cosy, with a Guard throagh. out. Passes through Stamford. Newark. Hetford, Donnisiee and FerrYbridge,to the Golden Linn, Leeds, neat Day at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon erpeditiiiii of this Conch, it it allowed to he the most agreeable Nod complete Public Convey owe on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommiodatioe try any other. K END A.L. latnettiter, Preston, Kirtry-bonodale, Bolton, Charley. thinskirk. nod Garsiang Post Coaches, every After• noon at Five o'Clock. Guarded. GI.ASGOW, Lmaigiowu , Gretnaglreen, Annan, Danafries. Brownhill, Thorlinill, Sanquear-Kilo, Cameo*, Klngswell, and all part‘ of Scotland. Causpevilloon Ciacb (.Daily ). YORK. Newcastle. nod Edinburgh. new Coach, p-rf•rmed with a Gus- id througlimo. sets not every Moe nit c at bnifirt Sig "'Clock, by way of Newark. Retford, Tailemiter. iir Wigton, Northallertim, Durham, M..rpeth, an. Berwick.— PHs-racers finding themsel.e► fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what dine they ptense. and theta proceed no without any additional fare. J. Clark. the Black Swan. Dry-street, York. rum Coaches to Suaderlatid, Hull, Scarb.... rough. Whitby, and other Places. IaftIDGENORTH and Wald new Past Conch, every Eaimons. CARLISLE. Pezerith. and Whits-haven. Post Coach. goes, with Four Horses, and a Guard ail the way. Pas-e.. through' Brous's. Appleby, Greataliringe, Ricbmitod, Catterlrit. Bo rougabridge, Wetherby, Al.ert , rd, Mincaster, and Grantham (the nearest wla by eighties gets out every Monolog. and prrfortio tie Jeanie> with the ;rented; facility. Promogers detaioed us the Road by Amuse* or Plea-use, hove the peculiar &flowage of their teats tiring secured in the vest Ciot 4 . WAKEFIELD Pest Coach, every Morning, at half-pot Si- MIIIIMIMMIIM.IIIA.... Autattit, limy 6.—Wa have bad Ito leers (rem the Frontier ; but it may be satisfactory to our Readers to know the present state of our mi litary force at the principal stations ; taking the ac count from thole who are disposed to gl i ggnify it to its largest *mount. Buffalo and Niage -frontier. 70(X); Sackett's Harbour, 3000 ; Burlington, Plats burgh, and ChOmplaitt, 5000 ; total 15,000. The probability is, it will fall considerably short of this number ; but as the friends of war count on this force, we readily grant it to them. Let us see, in the result, what they will mike of it at the close of the campaign. . . It is now said, that Gevernsiten t has given up the idea of Wending the' al force on the Lakes, what. , i ever may be the cona of the enemy. There Kill be no' fi ghting, it • id . , between Ciauncey and' Te . , for i ontilthe . t otish have their new shiprready, they wifl keep with in port; and when they hare it 'added to their present force, they will be much supe vior to chaencey. - • Nrareoar, JULY 13.—Yesterday morning arrived in this harbour the privateer schooner Surprise, of Baltimore, Clement Cothell, Commander, from a cruise of 113 - days, during which she has been into the British Channel, as far as Kinsale, through the Western Islands, on the Banks of Newfoundland. and the coast of Nova Scotia. She htsd been chased 16 times, hot escaped by superior sailing. On Mon , da) last saw fear enemy's ships off Long Island. The 1 Surprise has parulled WI prisoners, and has 10 in her different prizes. The following is the list of the captures, aic. ISA March, Worded the English ship hope, hog Batik: to Bermuda, / cargo, lumber, &c. ; or dered ie. 13th April, fought and took the English brig' rudgeoff, mounting twelve guns and thirty men, front Laguira, bound to Gibraltar laden with co.. sia• and coffee; ordered in—arrived at Wiscasset. '..•.tiost in this action the sailing master of the Sur prise.. ' • May B. spoke the Lawrence privateer, from Bal timore, on a' cruise; had taken four prizes. The 14th, took the English brig Traveller, from Bergen, bound to Palermo, laden with stock-fish ,• ordered her in -•--(arrived at a southern port). The 15th, took the English schooner Fex, from Peal to Cork, laden with salt ; sent her in with prisoners. The 18th, close in with the harbour of Baltimore, Ire land, took the brig Do: , id and James, -from Passage, bound to Cork, in ballast, cut away her musts, and let go with the prisoners! Same da), at same place, took the brig Fidelity, from ditto, bound to ditto; sod burnt ker.—The 26th, captured the English ISIIVINier Vivid, Ward, from Lisbon, hound to Bel-fast : ordered her to America.--The 27th, captured the English brig Fortiituk, front Bin Janeiro, booed to Guernsey, laden with coffee, hides, rice, rustic, ram, and molasses ; ordered her to America. Same day, captured the English brig Margaret, Ormey, from Libbnii, bound to Dublin, laden with staves, flas-seed, and oranges; sent her for America. The 20th, put all the prisoners on board a Spanish brig. Captain Cathell learned that the privateer General Armstrong, Champlin, of New York, was off the English coast, committing great depredations on the enemy's commerce. The Surprise is a fine schooner of 300 tons, 10 guns, and has a crew on board of 83 men. ROYAL EXCHANGE: HAZARD, BORNE, and Co. respectfaily in form Ate Public that TICK RTS and SHARES fee the !TATE LOTTERY. warranted undrann, are on Sale at their Nn- 91. Rota, Eirhince, London. Tae W WMI3 of the CAPITA IA remain in the WHEEL, IP PRIZE above SUM having BEEN DRAWN on the First The FirealAtAtti_ac Drawing will be go TUESDAY, the lith lam. 9 . 0 IMMO (00111-paid)dely answered, and orders from the Cowley, aftwOhilaWied with remittance, punctually attend ed tn. Gavernasent sad all Miser Public Securities bought and sold by Coeisinio,ina. ELEGANT DH FAS. D'ETRICTISEN requests permission to solicit a cominuance of that highly distiagaished patronage which his Old Established Marne, 112. Rathtwme-plare, Lau da++. has been !vampire! with Nr a length of time, in conse quence of kis sorteftst and superior stile of cutting Men r , ..hion'b Clothes Regimental., and tidies Habit . Young Geotletweo'a Sails, Mimi, and other Bream, both plain nod etc goody ornamented, Liveries, &r. Cointry eft/dealt ashy be imforosed bow to transmit their parasureb per post. CATON ON DETIILITY. This day was pohlished. price 34. SI Third Edition, PRACTICAL CiactgIIVATIONS on the DEBILITIMR, amoral and eontisetrd, of the GE NERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes ; including Remarks on Oporism, &Weald Weakness, Novato:el Emis-ion. Gleelr Table Mynah., Fluor Alb's, &e. &t. with the Theory of Generation. By T. M. CATON, Sweeten, ID. Starhope.otreet. Newcastle-street. Strand $ Late of the United Hospital...l Bt. Thomm's and Gore. Printed rec./. Marlin. WI, itoilo-ttreet, Cavendigh.squire, "London. Where may be had, CATON nil INDIGESTIOV. SCROFULA, and CUTA. 31E011S DISEASrS, Ste. 34. Al-o, His TREATISE no FEMALE DISEASES. Ss. 6d. .r o'Clork. REAL JAPAN BLACKING. CHESTER, Newport, White March, Tnrpnrley , Nardwieh , Nol situ .th, and Midstlewich, Post Coach, every Evening, at T uts invaluable Composition has so long been F ive o'Clock. held la tacit high estimation, bth abrond and t tonne, SUN UERLAN D; Sitaktna, and Ylna, New Coach, every as in leave an .two of doubt of its twine for -ulterior to saw Morning, I. the George Inn, Sunderland. miter BLACK IN(1 known in the pistAie. It n n,:es..es the M ANC!' FAITE R, Winslow, Cun l xletoth Newcastle, Whited. finality ..f retaining in i n e ns twontvie wa r e in all donates; a ill and W o lverhampton. Post Coach. every Afterviactu. guarded. teat scil the finest lines, and is entirely free from oif-nsive att.vll. &Hit EWSBURY, Wellington, mid Shirai, Post Coach, Itii•ng inin•ediatelysrodaces the mat admirable polish and • the Rovnl Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Cleek, gum 'led. ' ' SO EFFIF:LD and Rotherham Post Creek sailed the Ruck- liesatifUl jet Mark. Snhl whales:de by Sentt anti Statham. N. 97, Pall-Mail; and retail, by mast of the piiocipul Venders io Town and Gauntry. Putts Is. 6d.; Hattpints iee. each. Ades their Japan aeking Paste, id tin hares, peculiarly *dm well for, and p3trunised by, the Army and Navy, price is. 6d. each. N. U. Statham was manager for several years to Day sod Nat lir, 97, 111431 Holborn. _ - GREY HAIR, has always the of act of making a Person look old, and no addition of dress can ever re move the Ideas hence various means have been attempted so eover the defect, of which the most general are Powder and false Bair, het there are many who object to both : besides. these aro mereir palliatives t and it must he obvious. that an aftil Ir which will remove the defect, by changing the ll.tir to a per renown. tot •era west be much orcferuble, and .och is Al'K IR SON'S VEGETABLE I)YE. a preparation innocent in n.- tire, emir io oppliention, and infallible in its effects; it changes Frey or Red Hair on the Ileod, Whi.kers. &c. to a beautiful Auburn or Stick, se permanent that nothing in art or in nature eon runtime the colour. Salo (with plain Direetions for we, so that a Lady or Gen. Bruhn may choose the colour of their own Hair with the most pert. of ease and se:rees ). io Bottles, es.._ is. 6d. A 104.61 L. and 1-., by Joines.Atkinnuts. Perfumer N 0.45. Gerrard street. antio-situarr, Loudon' nod by eat Perfumers and Hair dresser. in inseam. Country. N. B. Orders by poet, ',dosing a remittance, seat by return Conch. - Aim ATK I N9ON'S VEGETABLE DYE. for dressing the H sir. kr. ps it soft mad gleamy airilk, frees it from scarf, dlr. a d keep it Inner' in everelse. lo the hall, promenade, &c. or in d• mp weather. Its most valuable properties are its sur prising it.ro. for regenerating the growth of the Hair, for where the Hair hos tillers off, from change of climate, perspi ration. illness. she efferts of the grisaions, Ate. or in short, front ims cause which occasion. a defect of natural moi.ture i nr a relayntitia of the pores, it will segeuernte t he growth to a u ie. • See testimonies of its 'Meaty from norneeous per' ,os w h o recovered their Flair, after . r rying 01l ashes furisotS in vain, in .nn Essay On the Nature and Diseases of she Hair, enclosed *lib eat* bottle, vire s. tit.. 10s. tid.. and 11. I'. Caution.—No Fluid or Dye are genuine, ordeal signed 3. Atkinson no the LILA. . Wiliam, ever% Mantiag. - SOUTH A M PTO?, Winchester, Alreittird, ar4 b Coach. every Evevine. BlialiNGH AM Mercury Post Crack, with a O*MM. tab ant every After...gm, raid reaehet Birmingham ',eat day airman. Prairct by oif rd_, baton, and Shipstnae, to tine SIMMS'S Head, Hull-tweet, Birmingham. HERTFORD. Ware, Hoddesdon, arid Olieslamt Coach, very Morning. HULL. Northcave, Howdes. Thorn. card Doncaster, Piro Coach, ever v Morning at half-past Si: o'Clock.te the Emil and Sun Inn, i i.m-Zatc Hall. tar EN II A A and EDMONTON Catch. dill!. at hal& vitt rO. hl!f-p:ist half-past 4, and half-post 7. (Niork• •* For the convenience of pertnas residing al the welt end of time town. Pameagert and Fierce!, are beaked for WI the ah.ve Conches, at Haiebard's Coach Oiloe, New White Hone Cellar, ASIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the * Nobility and Public in gea.ral, that a .aving from 4e to 50 per real. in the price of CLOTH ES. by applying at tMI , TAYLOR'S COMPANY OFFICES, In, New Baud- street; No. 8 - and 481, Strand. Dear Charing Cross. Subjoined is a Sketch of the Ready Money PRICES : SW Swain, Coat . . ,83 15 to Al 40' Ditto Superfine. or Soper Great Coats 910 to 5 5 0 Ladies Pla'ats . . . 6 0 to 616 6, Toilette' or Morwilles Waistcoats . 016 to 01$ 0' rim. White Ditt,....Dress Ditto . ola to 11 0 kh Pinch Silk I)itto . • 1 6 to 110 0 Worsted Stocking Pantaloons • 1 6 to 110 0 Ditto &Thread, very stout . . 118 to 9 5 li Clotb Pantaloimo . . . Ili to 2 2 0 Le:sexere Ditto . . 92t0 9 3 0 . . . 1 6 to 118 0 „Aline Loather Ditto _ . . 119 to SS 0 LI*BRIES. Data Jacket and Wniste..at,and Cord Breeches . 319 6 Suit of !Attu At otos 10 I Surtost Coat, $ oto 3 16 I. btoat Bits Coat 515t0 6 it) Overnlts . 1 2tol 1t 0 ?traitor Chaired by the Year, on consideration of returning their old "nes t Snits per Year £l7 0I 5 Slots per Year 426 14) 4 Ditto . 66 0 6 Ditto . SO 10 On the same prin.- i le. fur Coats only : t Contsper Year £lO it) 5 Coats per Year £l6 0 4 Ditto 19 10 b Ditto . /9 0 Gentlemen oa joialag their respective regiments. or ving abroad, equips, as ordered bride It. H . the C,omotal vier-in-Chief. Ladies' Riding Dresses, andYseag Gesileutea'sHaroar Ditto. wade Ina wperior style. The extreessent ebonite of those w he) take sad give lnag eredii 1160 beg'. • =Wei of complaint. A. 3. and Co. assure the Public they mill end a material difference in their prices from olio sasses t is entoequenee of conducting their biomes. for quirt. armee. they are mob! ed to sell far less money than oust. trios*, vtievhisie their Bowl s for.—Gentlemen in the country sup -I}ed by gelding their mestere, or as old out. .1•••• . . . . which will nigment•the force in that 'sicitiity to three P4s, four fri 4 etes. onesfoop of Woe, one bri e r', three actionners, and.oire sloop; mating an 114.004 of, 13 sail. . . ir i'. • r. ~r • " Sri British frigarei, it It did;, hive . pasied 4 . thePetoorac ;. committed. som e dep.'etlaVotts at St. Mary's; Ibild Aro eimecteit'in go 'Op as far as the depth pf : water Will float them.".. .. .. . Biertion, lota U.—The most estratagiwet adir setters of c nureintarcourse •Ystem 'must tr , * hr era. ti6ed. Their scheme near, overate• isii* tut! per. fection. * it is the lisle far its atiteratee to triumplt: We are enjoying al the blessireis Of eM.‘irke Intl tron.importation united: Where are new-the in r seniors mod' apvlauclere of: tl4;:e risstal :amasses 4 policy ? Let miens stentitorth arid ridei Ilse preiai bestowed oft Ma s,) stets iti full practice, who& Limy arrogated tee it in theory. the mi.* lid iso work out our pnli:ic. : l_ s ttsation l bocelkse -it wet evaded. The son s iamorl_Oiti *a w dI l statio re. use, Iberaose 11 it /14 n..t . sittfiar:iry: ifZer.sili-i:hvw my - - 1 . 1 rigour - of the Illo , .koide no one evades. it i s .e ,e , rs elficiput as all the restrictive laws together. We Ara ilia the CM and perl'oet enjoy ntr , , , t at! That 'Stern et policy which was c:lniin-licod It‘ Nl•,,;!.ti: 7%•.“., and which will allays be considen-d the hAI g•anil fa, vomit. measure of his and Mr: Matitio . h%. blurts dist ration. .., Why do we hear no exultation, at this . .i.rto of things? Is there no one living of that grttrt ma. jority of the wise men of the nation. • who fer our own good sealed up our ports in 1807? Thee who then attempted to shut us out from the 'Ai .of :h$ l world can surely feel no anger at Admiral c °rhyme llMfor making the same attempt. We might to l grateful for a favour, even from au enemy; :or at least, they who were angry with the I..gielsture of Massachusetts for compelling the General Governs ment to remove the emblrgo„ ought not now to core: plain of those whri%tave win laid it on. It is title there is some difference **veva bearing a burden which we voluntarily assume, and one which we Icarry from compulsion; but when it is alLior one I own benefit, as. in the cam of the ernharso, we ought to be willing to consult our own benefit, eve* lon compulsion. So completely do we now live upon our owe means, without foreign aid, that the printeraare dee prised of all materials to adorn their shipplegf:st.=r We have hardly had occasion to notice the arrival or departure of a vessel, at or from a port south of Massachusetts, for many mouths; and nor eves; r here, for a month past. To supply the place 0 1 ships in nor marine journal, we lave nothing but open boats, which are so small that they can creep around capes in the night, and skulk unobserved its mud-creeks in A'.e day time. Even these arrive but rarefy, insomuch that the collector of our ship - new* reports the arrival of not' of them from Ifirighem-or Cape Ann, with as much elult.stiire es he woeldie s the days of commerce the arrival .of a grat-rati Indiaman. A Gentleman arrived in town on Wednesday alight last from Burlington ( Vt.). II- inform; there was nothing new on the frontiers ; also that 'fire, saw a Gentleman from Montreal, which place he left ol Saturday last; who informed there was notitiot . ste at that place; that Governor PrefOit wai:theie, 44. that he heard nothing of any disiattgeS bie!iis rie ceived from England via Ratites. •:. •• NEW YORK, hail' :Ms . LATEST FROM I .;ENERAL littO.W4l ARMY :r ~ EXTRACT Or A LETTER MOM AN opPlce.a, TO AR FRIEND IN THIS CITY ) DATED v rscah. ;Ufa Lai ZTENING. " One of our Meer', wounded in the Wine 4 Chippewa, arrived here toselay from &filo. The report on the 12th at Buffalo was, that Genera; Brown had marched towards Fort George; ' but nothing transpired further than arrangements wen' made to cut oil' the retreat of the British, *book( they attempt to take the route of Burlington heigio.l. 66 For the very satisfactory Recounts received b me from Captain Barris, of the 11th regiment, of the action at „Chippewa, the British must have loft between 5 and 600 men. Our loss is officers is as follows : —Colonel Campbell, llth regiment, wound. ed, not dangerously; Captain King, senior Captain/ 22d, wounded dangerously - Captain Read, 25th, and both Limit/mints; not dangerous; and one offi cer of the 9th, name not recollected. [um the who!, ' our troops met theta even in manoeuvring during the action; and by the judicious management of throw. ing forward, as Barkers, some tight companies that kept up a deadly fire, it is not surprising that 'ISO should he found on the field and upwards of 500 muskets." ~0 1 1., DEBILITY, &c. VNCOURAGED by the uniform success at tending ine_peculiar method of Treatment in the cure of a few prevalent Complanais, which has been confirmed by the experience of many years, in a large and extensive practice- - sensible ohm, of the happy effects remitting to the Public front Medical Men conlininA their attention to a certain class of hi.- aaraaor or • LETTER TO GENERAL BAILEY, DATED eases, hles.es. GOSS and CO. Members of the Royal Cad- • UTICA, JULY 13, 1811. tege of Surgeons in Loptinn, continue to direct their studies to those Di... Orders *rising from a secret destructive habit of is- . Illossrow, JvLy, /1. --ti I have heard this evening considerate Ywith. which not only occasions a tittereroo. Waits from the army in Canada. Major-General Brown of Nervous Affections, bet *lsis entails on its votaries all the n ,„ l „,,h ig t ri t we ierie s of „id nge , lathe d h ,, ww w ies e w r, r o. has pursued the British to Qneenstown heights, DEBI LI 1* Y er DE FTC lEN CY. whether the canserseetwe where he was on the 10th inst. and was to wait the of such bnnefte habits, eit essive drinking, lone residenee to arrival •f his baggage, &c. The British have re loot climates, or any other crime, by which the powers of the co n s titution become elle . hied, as refill/4,1y edueuied Surgeons treated towards Burlington tleightS, and arrange of London, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoratiou to moots. were made by the Major-General to cut him snood and vigornor health. off. General Brown will certainly succeed in the Where an early applictition is made for the Corsa s CER TAIN .DISORDER, frequently contracted in a assmeot air conquest of that part of the upper province from in.-Tickle, the eradication is gen. rally roapkted in the short Burlington heights ; say head of Lake Ontario to space of two day% and in the more advanced and iimerate Malden, and probably the whole. stages of VENEREAL IRIFIICTiON, characterised by :. !oety of painful and disgusting symptom, a perseverance 46 If the fleet now at Sackett's Harbour co-ope hi their plais (a it bout restraint indict or e xerctse) will emote to rates with Brown's army, the British must surrea l's', Patients permanent and r,dical care . The DIQ I: XSES of the URBTHRA. as fretrietitty. maned- tier • ; if not they will escape by water. ed with.:T arising From the above Complaint,l'evel" escaped The meet was to sail this Morning." their attention ;by vet infallible and improved Om. obey arisen- Another account says, Commodore. Chauncey is amed to reovore obstinate Cs LEV TS and li I' le ICTUR Ise, she ; thee recent or of Iliac duratina. without reeorlitot t.• the painful waiting for seamen. ! tote dangerous use of the Caustic Beattie. Mao) bitumen cab be The New York Evening Post contains some re . adduced of very inveterate eases. of several years condos/ince. .we e k s has il , g , wid e ,' to t h e i r wer h m d i ts , f ew wale. after the cure h a OR* war events to the northward , whic h in -1 W I en attempted by saber Pracsi , iouers without etf , ct I Nod i duce a belief that the main strength of our army will such ha: been the agreeable result of a that the mode of treatment has 'Mt, in one single instmore , ever 1 practice or 14 years that be directed against Upper Canada, while only such ! proved abortive. dodo* width period many tboosnati persons ',. 4l s force will be kept on the banks of the Sr . tAw m of BOTH SKIES have experienced the consistent of baying rence and. Lake Champlain, as to act defensively l i .... •—"•" been perfectly lured, after severe and injurious methods bad against the enemy. Geom. Brown and Scott have al.' " It is stated its a letter, from which an eatraet le been persevered in to as purpose. Messrs. Gans nod Co. exclusively yrofersiog the core of three ready begun their operations on the plan hinted at by given in the Rivat-Y'ork .3fercwitik Advertiser, that particular conspkints, sit order that they may not be marked the writer, as the probable course of this campaign; in an affair which tivibt 'place on. the 4siy . after the its a teistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the • that havin g prog c ressed along the western side of the battle of Chippewa - Colonel - gull , Ma j or Gallawa y , i g norant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, .... that they have been properly educated and initiated into every ....ireights, they were to attempt gaining the heights and Captain White' ,sirs Missing, acid supposed to branch of the profession (certiicates of watch, from various of Burlington, where, being co-operated with 'Cy tik en prisoners. hisl i otals, and testimonials from the highest professinnal autho- ~ 9 A l ilies. they have to convince any e;:guirer). That it residence Commodore Choonee) s meet, they expected to make . PUILAPELPiit a, J Veit •19 --The Samitoo , was in the warmer hemisphere af our eastern world, as well as is good their way to Kingston. chased into the Delawaro, on. Friday . eveniog, by * other parts, emboldens them so assert, that their researches , we have • .• • positive information of the arrival of frigate, and narrowly escard csrpturerfdat tarp having borer condeed to diseases already enumerated, they hold . - • . oat a certainty of renovation touch as nuts Labour under the Adtairal Cochrane in the Chesapeake, hut it is cer- ships in sight, suppoied men of war, antilelelisopenr debilitating effect?. of a life panted tioder thitorrid zone. And lain that a considerable reinforcement of ships has with the frigate. further, that having had oppormitities, in their professioital ea entered the Bey ; and from the annexed article, we New Yoew, JULY 24.-.-The• commailatoti . of the pacit i of format; an intimate acquaintance with the colon'''. ii,,,,si itat•iss,tt seaf.ring persons, they otter to teem the hest find several of than standing up for Patuxent or British forces on the Niegire frontier (MlijOr-Gene. ' outworn:es of immediate ref ; that the success retelling from p eewee .. ' . ral Riall) hag proved himself to be a General of con. their endeavours boa induced theta to quit the practice of the general practitioner; nod they presume their pretensions eon- COPY OP A LITTER 1101( POINT LOOKOUT TO THE tummate skill and prudence. The forces rir General stitute a fair ground for the unprecedertest confidence with, - ffEIETKARTBE-GENBItIo, RAVED JULY 14, 11114; Brown proving to be too'poViserful Its warrant him is which they have, by the public, nein so liberally bossism ed. .—_, wasts-sAst ewe, P. M . To be cnoeeltetl at their house daily (persimalli. or by tewur , 1 .‘ S te ;,- .There resisting, at much hazard and cossideraSte loss of past paid) by patients of either sex, with secrecy, deitsaej&, -- , are seven sail of the enemy's yes- men, the adv.sisce of the American army to Queens. and attention. . *l s viwitiftte 745, two frigates, mounting from 46 town, he has retired with his . troops to Forts George Patient, in the country are requested to Sate the parijetilato _ -- • . • .f their ease, age, and Inntlfle.r of living, enclosieg a rineHilliee i• ao roar each, owe sloop of war of 20, one brig and Niagara. The American army is now p strd ois for advice rind medicines, and tberemethes will be gives or for of 18; out one sloop now opposite this point, the heights of Queen/amen. The &Ail grea hjoet of warded in ony part of the k.ngtiom. ascending the Bay with a fresh 5i FL wind. l'hey the campaign having been thwarted.. G.i Wtiwit Gm and (a. Sincoaa 16, Boaverie-strocs, Fleet-gm& Wig, is all robabiliti, teach Poisson% to•night, has at this dano two alternatives before aim, itttor to Dew i 1,1813. 4 4 ° . " Rif tit V • . • I e'# ''' . .t.-: '° : x.. -•'' - . - - - .l'' • ''‘k • . Sa•• 7' -. . s , -.. " -..- •••• .7... ,... ' .4111 W • - to. • -7) . - . vn ~ .v -.-- 13 /1 ": ' ' . 1.7: 1 - 7. .- .T.er . • . ~. • . . . •-•- se.4 %' :' -7 . • A_v+'`.l i 1 i k IblV h __ , ' ' ' °.% - _, , .*; . : ;4 0., 1., • 4 ' . . . . 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Sept. 17. iJ the Thirdpad Last Da •r Drawing. Tidie. and Stoves ars sejlag by SWIFT and Co. th. tontraes. , rs, .t their 011itisp IL 11, Pnaltnr• I Nit. 31, Aldettie High. 12. Charing-ems, street. . . LONDON, WEDNESDAY, S : ,, .el kia , BER 7 lBl4, , - - k f iiat iii'lk • ' ow for iohica foil to the fie.ti,: ' ,"7" - V i lille''' 4.111. , • , 'r • - . ' . • . . ..1 VIVILLIAM 11.'MOU.WA.pf t Saracen 3 need I JialiSilaiN /U. PAPS.. .. ity to three 1 which will ifugment the force in thit .son