The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-08 00:00:00

_ afTr `~~: T`" 7 '' .~~-- - - :yam A-BOUT eight ye . wiled the Calamities etc.-. . lam'' ' ' '' . l l 'lo.ihe I, . LIII. by the war , in diffm.m. parts of Gernsisily ;eve fire its go k . . A. Ft'• • tha:elipopt.oo,lo4 - . a Subscription, and the formation ofii Cosimittiiia Loodoa, to I dia" la A i t e 8 - 4.—The *test, letters front .the !!lid lift' .. *.jrn. Ai t i l sits iv* .relieto the distiesses on the.Cootinest. Ay the geteroalty orthe Hritish Public, th e won of. nearly . 1 Mad eters received yesterday evening, announce ''britlges *air the Aditek ;Ixat 10 ' diet thlt#trent corps of the army are performing of _ ilie l ietid . ' dispgAterte t Which 50.0001. •svas remitted; which revelled innltlioder friths Mmes. , ' ' trensity of want; hut ill no period since. the esivtenre of Mia 'Arend me evre4, - end thit his Majesty continues to i tirq4l'lll4,. It is belreved that ' ' Commit( e, has the mail of every kind of misery brit 00 re.' , , .ecriny the best health. ' • . tip the Wee. of Paisjog Aire , Ad , Jo the errantry to which their attention wayless dtrerned; whore . . : . the many :ii.guintiry battles [me t h( In nit,...;,,, g,,,,,,, ; ;,,, B p . _ Oniallnal, FE& 25.-;Tbe foliowing is a brief re. from Toulouse are iinnottnced liesin, sfivon ) , lirandenbares, awl tether *nett. flit/0..1MA . *tiro of ,trahal.pfistwd, hetes* the i fith inst. : mon the_peareable imbibition., wifferings Minnie ow sample. la [ , !waste has taken place in our.deptirtatent The evening before, &bent levet% o'clock, after a I deal of success. lie mint& of history. The Committee are racism to lope's!. , L ira the lauds of their countrymen, licit itt tultichuitints.of wt. ! combat towards Ckateennalitf,s.. the enemy, to the ' b . -OEM . OmA, FEB, 27..- 7 Sisce t e r th e e lpport. m ose ot y ha r ee 4 r o enAted to differeut parts of G ermany , atterafir ti trf from Iff to f81;10 horseriien, all Cossacks, Cha.mbery by our troops; the, x 3 .41,3 it 5 latch tivi Oases of cannon' and howitzer, came tai liitatelrbefore the columns sr' Amman akendy advertised sUBSCRIPTIORS SINCE ENCEIIED. . riserof the Rev. Waatlntoks Ca- • attack mit cliy . , , i . which have caused him cot -A14.1101110 1 to implement had Men maintained are authorised to publisb the 1 43 s atrof Lambs, by I veuiry ' ... 2 0. Vote of Common The Vetrovian Lodge halboleagse from the city by about 400 men 'General Marchand, to the Conseil. Feb. 24, bib 0 of Mason, at Rom, , .14 di 114414 wader Major Legueao, 'with 200 other Extraordinary Commissioner, Exeter end Devon As.. if eter.rdghire io o jpelp•,,, 14 ,ficspens, eisd. !yip inhibitaots ; this itisiOn :...-. - Melee" be Omit: ' '', .1 Maims WA& • _.. . tither ' 6136 • - bcts ir • g o o, combat tin boars. • • , ne, . . 1 Charles Staßb and Co. band 5 CI . We,bos no artillery; but the rich fields which sue- 1 , M. Couirr,--'-I hasten to at Rathbone-place 12 3 ' W ' P ee A ' M ir " 1 0 round us, covered with vines , fruitztrees , and inter. our troops have entered Aix 2 The Gentlemen of the Cloth workers' Cow. • Academy of Box pans, per ditto RIO a I oected with kedges, ;saw our numerous sharpshooters a charge ; and took five . of' the and Son 22 G. Mavter. 'i.e. 10 10 l an i mm ense gdmotap over the enemy,who had no Austrians are in full r t. John Beyford. Esq. 15 15 C. C. Cormmerr .1. T. 'Von Hein, Esq. SO 0 Doorman 10 0 I infantry. . ' to Aix to make arra gement*, William Price, lisrt. 55 A Filets/ of C. C. 111. 50 0 06r loss was ikot snore than 11 killed, and 30 turning hither to,night: Our` Crossbroi•k-street L ha- 51. Parkinson, Car- wounded ; whilst that of the enemy was at least 80 Sition to-night at Alby. pet and School. simian, 5 5 Che.hunt, Rev. Mr. Mr. H. Da'vies 2 0 lilted, and more than 100 . wounded. The inhabitants of Aix yell Wevbridge 12 1 Messri. Cobbdsett, • . Daring the night the ehemy lodged in oar country . town on our arriial.. Thai. Ass Miss Croaky. Alresford 1 0 hlargate 10 10 Ross Herefordshire, .Mr, John Davies 2 1 homer ; which be *Regal, sacked, and destroyed. nothing. Rev. T. Underwood 21 0 Itev. T. L. Freer,' lle carried of all the horses which suited him, I am, Scotch Chino, Swill - Hantliworth, Staf- taking thirty from the little town of Chateau. MARCHA low•street, Rev. Dr. fordshire A 5 Nicol 501.71.6 d. Mrs. Freer • 1 1 tsilor. • .......-- At the Meeting, high I 'raw. Owes 30 . The enemy committed, both at Bellegarde and . PARIS, MARCH 1.--They Marshal the Duke of Ragusa Wyromb,Rev. Win. Josbion 20 O E. °wall "' Esl l' " ° Lotris, which they paseed through, all the txcesses An afectimiate Mlle filens' Society, Yam in • 6 which characterise drier march. The Urban guard sur- Oust a signal advantage from Hayes Farm, Ditto, Sisentleop 41. Iv- titi. iamintained perfetttnesquillity in our cit y. i latter is retiring before our ti by IL Warner £lO 0 Darliiwton mod lit iri- b etters from Amiens ammo; J. Wilson, Esq. jun. 15 0 ciulty 10 0 0 Lust:, Fut., 2110-4341 the 24th inst. five gene l 1 psi- detachments which occupied Mit* 11. at the Wands- R. y. driven from it. 0 10 d'arntett were escorting w convoy of 95 Spaniah worth Assembly 2 0 Friends in the Vestry - Collection by the Die - at the Baptist Cho.' - squereiront tandrecy to Cambray, in order to be . condOcted to Tones. Raving reached Inchy-Beau. , Tao YE', Fen. 28.—The Ent , senting tungrega- pet, Eagle -aireet.by our wishes, by passing three - ti,,n, Wimburn. Key. Mr. 'doe, , fl• 0 wont, they were charged by a detachment of Saxon Rucks, Rev. J. C. Loddiges Troyes. The hoese which MADAMH eATALANCS COXCERTS. llarelson 21 OJ. How Clerkeowell 6 0 11) ° coirsiseers, +rho carried eff the prisoners ; but the surrounded by an i , J.Crowiey, Norwood, was short ; charged 10 his. turn . staullY CATALANI respectfully begs leave M. i v !*. i . iig n i iii rf se a r. te e i e Dr- M a y Surrey 10 0 meet from Landreey, he *as put: ways entertained the hope MADAMEin inform the NoMlity and Gentry, that having sesolyed ! allowance of tid. 10s. fel. From Lloyd's. t by rig a mPh Fre o n f ch tle riet e a ne ch iny during these three days th Su contract Ms engagement this setroin Al the King's Theatre, ' Collection at' the Pa• Rev. C. King,Preben- to ht , and the prisoners were retaken. i she will hove I' o elve Subscription Concerts at the Argyle , 6.4 by - diary of Ely A . 6 5 We boo six. men wounded at the recapture of the out once. Ott the 27th, at Snows, wht e ls wilt h.. g in on Thursday. the 24th i aim be : land, Rey. B uc k .H T. nod W. Ring go 0 , & m kt o f D ea le r s& Large m a gazines of forme w ere surrounded by his brave toorthum weekly (Psvmem Week and Easter Weak excepted). Mitehell - 261. Is. ld. A. Gibbs and Sion SO 0:. • i i Poriog the reams. Madame Catalina will MII.IdaCe. M the From Lancnstcr, lit S. Groonibridge, Em. to lo ; Immo Were, which had been sent towards the for- A rcis. The people pressed IPINIrie of the ColloterthlClCral Scams; selected from the • illoa reolittatice 185 0 Cuthbert Relp Sup 4 0 ' tress of Douai. This expedition, which was eon- The air resoutided with cries :sidiniee , l erinitattird etrnic Opera+. !J. StoitarA,Esq. Slam- One Evening's Col lec- • dotted with as much ski ll as vigour, is a new her- The same entliosiarr was ex. Tairie Loin«, and lienilesnen who !rive been opplied to by ford-!rill 10 0 tires at Mr. Wilmlea, A . eitinsiar letters, are requested to send an early intimation of J. W. ion. 5 5 Kates Arms, Vaal- vice perforined by the brave Gen. Hendon. his Majesty, when he entered C.efr *tithe. as no more subscribers will be received th an she Mr. Sherwood. Temple 2 U hall 25 . Rope rs„ Matteis 3..-..0n Sunday last, Feb. 27, 41 1 thought they could not tell rooa.satin tiretemalsadal.. i Truro, Cuinwali, I,t The Parish of St. Perinea w 10. isisht atiOh•Otionally have escaped Madame ; remittance . 100 0 Luke's, bliddievells the different corps forming the garrison of this city, and, in lact,lhe details with Cntahini% rcenllectisso; crlf .. r. qUested-to apply, for particulatt, Sandry Parishes in Rev.T. Lovell. Ref- were reviewed by therrefect, and the General cum. acquainted, could not fail ti let Hainkhain . .. Library.ol. Honth-orregs •• ' • data 11.1i1.84.40. tor 151. 68 ' /14k d' th - partntent. The friends , of order rou'reign. ------r-t---- --- . - -. ":77-------. J. s. Moline 55 • Mrs. Sereesat, wawa 55 i man din ° ~ • • RM./lel', BOIMri lint ReOrrotts . 44 Tuo litto pm4,,.. ~ ... ~.....,,.. . 52, 10 don. 1 Mrs. R.Serleant, Low I could not witness without extreme satisfaction tie 1, Ihe French army had 5 5 1 imposing feral which this review presented. They ./bout three in the afternoee funarriv of Cape firaMr. ut ". """ ..rsirtni**S ll CielY , Diu- ,' A. Sasetthwarn 610004 . . ''''." 1 ell -. ' ' .- etigc 'Li the tranquilli t y of city • ' the city with the fugitives, reef Rlyrisbere., howthistrEstrtver leirsitht, tie 16 , 4 ,,, hi ' l 2 - bend. Doisham s 0 t espt cOtteits t• t __.... so transmit an account to• writing of their elitism Ohio , ss ,,,, ilt „ 51 2 Isaac Pitcher, esq. 50 I sheltered frees every attempt. It will be in vain, for rather to Impend, the mare . against his estate, to Mr. Blukelock, S e ri/ Inn, Fleet= 1 lkascriptions received at the Mars of the City of London To- theio corps of partisans which have carried alarm expose our city to the flat. in order that th e same may be investsgoted by the Eke- I ye ns{ Lloyd's Goffoe-hoase; Sunk lizclionge : acrd at all the I Hankers in Town aril country. into some defenceless districts, - to show themselves threatened by au enmity env' Similar measures would suffice not cluishe4. M used the • einitikgrix —__ 41/S iiresciu EVENING, March 8, ihehr tdia}reNee Seeraiss will pi/eiem • f 1 111 E SIE G E OF BELGRADE. After which. . pletjf••••..—..) It new Millet Dance. rolled • LRANDER AND LEONORA. To which will.hr stslArtl. THE APPRENTICE. it* 1111mrs : Stegall Price ss. 11. 6d.: Second Were, aft""-Lower Gallery, II.; Second Prise, ls.—Upper 11.; %coed Price, 6d. [ ........1., belletrr , lIIRATItr.-ROYAL, COVENT-OA ADEN. T M) present EVENING, March 8 , wi t% be pert...owl. t The New Cootie Opera. eAVott. ' • • J VELE IeARMER'S WIFE. • AKI. ilt whirls will be added. Twooor pesos* &motive. in twn Arts. called . 4 _,• *: 1 WAN DERtNG BOYS; . Or, THE CASTLE OF OLIYA L. i-Tlie - Doom to be tOenett at half past eve o'clock. to be at 1114:1 . 1 ;Mfg sit;. *STENS DISPENSARY. GRF.AT ALIE-STREET, 1 GOODT4 AN'S-I:1 E1.1)6. I T un. AN NIVERSARY FESTIVAL of Jill .' CHARITY will be celebrated TO-MORROW, 'W i larviloy; Ike 9th instnta, at the City of LoadoeTavern, Bishops. gptle-ktreet. Slis Royal !Bahrein the Dope of KENT, In the Chair. Dinner an table at Balt-post Four o'Clack precisely. Tickets, at 13s. each, may be had of the Stewards ; alas M *e Ul , peasary. sad Tavern. . i STSWARDS. / hi Tames Hughes Aaderinn, Esq. Lnialtard-street. • .. i _ lfteanlos Charrinaton , E*ll. ile-ced. • i Wiilisart Eines, Ksq. Chareh-row, reacharclostrect. ' Ate.* Hi% YA I . _Llstreltease. i • t Sharp laandentytlc, Faq. wappingitreet. • = B Htte.)ll Hall, Esq. Cantina-street. 1 .. . F loglO, EN. Marls - lane. opher Jarktow, Esq. Mark-lane. lrhatrt Moontford, F.:..q. Rirchia.lane. aeetavhs ittrishiler, E.. Teaser-hill. James Prichartt.Lsq. thatch-raw, Feacharch•strret Vt Miami Row, Sen. Esq. Linty It. Thorium Apostle. J. Vfalift Esq. Old Butlingtoi- s ett i f Sthlowty . 4tteet S V4l. WEGENER, Ste: . --.10-.... on our territory. .. only to frustra and it wate. their projects, but even to pre vent • - His , sajesty s not till ails t. their en tertaining then,. They would not dare to at- let, ' made his entrance into our temp* the security of a popul ation p ossessed of so Inudienergy, and such means of defence. of that happy day will nevi Psits, Mliet: 3.—Four thotisand 'five hundred mory. Every bodyd his hand,aroa men of* the National Guards of te benx- Sevres, to him, presse Loire Inferieure, and the the and Nilaine, arrived .. His hlajesty seemed affected this day in Paris, on their march to the army com• of attachment the joy of cF mended by the Emperor. These men are of ash). cherished father. nishingstrength and extreme. ardour; they were al- i Opt the evening of the most all armed. The detioteirness of 'these liiive , retaken by our troops ; the Emperor was making, at Frenchmen cannot be too highly estimated, who think points. He had learned it no sacrifice to hasten to the assistance of their - country in slanger, placing a just confidence in his proach always precipitates Idlajetty the Fimperor. . armies. We expect to reed , The excesses committed by the Russian and Pros. 1 Every body here becomes sian soldiers are so revolting, that Gen. Blucher, who and breathes only vettgeaf dreads their effects, has been obliged to publish a i The enemy could not b. Proclamation; in which he acknowledges that the having piflaged a fine rape, country people, irritated by these excesses, have, aity of our city, he tare . taken upturns, and that there is reason to fear that . i river, to a considerable a 1 the Millinery. Nothi,. the Fritsch nation will rise as one man. GENERAL ORDER. than the °ernes committed land in the country. A: lurid-qoarters at PariN, rrh. 22. , t h ey set fi re to t h e h ouses . Aft e r movements of troops made CO great pred- ! with rage; they arm, and pitatisse, Ais very neeersary to be incessantly em- (hors of so many atrocities. played its re-eiXablialtiog order in all branches of the ; treat, the inhabitants tor' !service, and parttculerly that attention shosid be butcher threw a paving-si I fixed kin the urn w ho ' yemain behind, whatever be. • was knocked from his I their rank in the iriliy: ; dceuvre took le streggll Tide General Cesaineettaid is Wert!** that Offt. , shut them up in his house, igen f el l eriMn g t he fe" 1 " . 4 wskgg"""sterst re- ' plunder : boys of le and Liam with tbivequipages, in lodgings, without be- courage, and brought in I thetettp authorised ; and that others hie got. At, x fort ", without alegal order from ' • _. ,_- REPORT TO zits 'WSW UM arts o the Communes. 1 INTERIOR lIT IS.: 011} I Ia conlegaence, the General Conaidttultlat or. i - . 1 TIIE COLIIMI!, ANi . leas , ' dubs that every insulated man, or Chief of - Detach.; mat, alto shall be lodged in a C ommune in an ills` ;.' I nod lay 4 before you gal manner, or ehall.have abused the confidence of calamities and outr a g es the communes I have visited 1 the Mayon, eitfdl he instantly marked out, that hi; the ene ions taken by my. It will be • conduct may he exapined, and punished accor din to the exigency of the Case. , deposit 'abridged detail of the hay Every military man mast be With h i s cor p s : ever y , to own part of the enema own eyes. man belonging ee the weary, end wandering on the T reatis, shall be arrised, lif th e gene d'armerie, and • these evils was chiefly composed ui. , under'good cooducted to the Ge n e ral St a ff aq and sufficient guard. small number of Bavaria -- some Hungarian hussars. The General Command is Chief the first rnili. At Nangis the inhabitants 'buy divisioneod the city of Paris, invites the Pre. plain of pillage; their persona , fecbi , to toestnaniatte the present - ... must fol recollections.; pillage o f papled with menaces, vc o f and it was with pistols a, i t u d over their heads, that i t i n : unfortunate iabsbitants , heir aqd valuable effects were _*. j; , The lit and 2d de p ositions setg• ccived from these miscrea, TWO TWO PRIZF.S OF £lO,OOO, 1 fir. &c c Ike AND ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW. .VEIL MONDAY, March 14, is the LAST I.‘ DAY of ',THAW ING , whets the First Ticket drown a Skis* above €ll wilt receive, hi addition, • i TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. - . The Wheel contains • .ait 2 Prizes of 4120.000 . • .. 2 ..... r ..... ..... 1 .........i.,::. .. . ........ . . And the fen proportioit of other Prize,. Ticket. and Shares ate ceiling, warranted anal-awn, hy RICI+ARDSON. .00ODLUC It , and Co ,_ Steck- Bruhrou, upd Cnotrat tor, (sir Ike ;Landtter?, sit their °Niro, COI Iler or Itantokwilaings, Cornhill taring the Kings•mewt., Lisa * c"" , `• -- -- - MATRIMONIAL FELICITY. MC OSS and Co. as regular Members or the Royal College of Surgeons in London, b.ive sedu lously devoted their attratiott for_ilie last 17 years to the study of those Disorder. which so frrquently embower, _aud t.w often pit ens, that itiestimilde blessing—Slit trinomial Felicity. The mans' upplirations toe) have hilocrto received from persons of die first distinction, awl the uniform sUCCC.4 aieud i sr^ Oki,* su perior mode of treat went in such complaints, induce them thus imbliely to Mier their as-istomer. in all cars of debility or de tirieocy, whether se-ultilig fro n the too frequency of partici eming in the coieties of fsshionahle lift.. the unbounded iudld wore of libertinism. or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, awl .destross the a•riker of youth, by producing sterility in the one set, rind impotence In the other, they offer is safe nod perinanent cure. To those who , toots such complaints are prevented en tering into the mat ricil state, and asnamed to seek relief, brood over their infirmities in sifence. 'it must be comoling to know, ' h o w e ver dittictilt or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by other Practitioners, that by a renovation awl infallible method they may be rrAoretl ton rowel Rod vigoriisconstitution. A Certain 'limo...ter, frequeotly contracted in a mo ment of inascretlou, mid every species of Venereal Infection, by a mild and sever-foiling stoic of• treatment, is speedily sod mm dtrally. re2rmetir without reidrotist in diet Of esereite SCR ICTURES of the urethra one Mee*: tablet they are enabled to tore in* Skutt period, within* tavieg recourse to the painfully dangerous elects of the caustic; referencesciatility, et which can he given to several cattlemen of bigt reme who have bowel:red in a very short period, after letvieK.lim boured under strictures for many years. To Married Females. whose espeeratiom of those testier pledges of connubial happiness have hers ilefeated, it Fay Om -he a pleasing reflection to know, that by a peeper perreverliert .in their remedies, the general health is rea..vated, and the ita. pediments removed. 1 . , Messrs. GOA nail Co). exclusively professing the este ot diem particular complcint.., in order that they may not. be marked by n mistaken tow, with the obloquy so Justly attached to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state. that they !rave been properly educated and Wetted into every branch of the profession (rertifientes of elskit. from vdtiota hospitals, and testimonials from the highest professional autho rities, they have to coilyince any erquirer). That a residence in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world. as well as in other putts, anholarits them to assert. that their rf,earchell having hero coulined to di-rases already eimmerated, they hold out a certainty of renovation wankel all nut) banter soder debilitating effects of a life passed under the torrid further, that harlot; had oppotismitles, id their prof/IMO= p ft ciq, e.f formieg no intimate acquaintance wilh tbe MON' linnet Wail% of seafaring persons, thr7 over M them the 'best nseurruicei of immediate lef I that the tubers* .trillitilag (MI t h e ir emleasnors first induced them to quit the p ite of e lt gement practitioner t nod they presume their ,gittute As fair ground fur Abe unpreeedente4 0040 11400 1 1 which they have, by the public, been so liberally humoured. I , To be emulated at their home daily (puredieft, rot void) by patients of ollber mg, witk lead enrole. ?Atrial: is Ole enutitry averts:lr " 'of their case . age, manner 10 advice sad 1141h*Ifh, and I itoretti to my poet of the T 3, Miss mid Ca. florgeoot,f3, Dover Dac. 21,1813. .......r :V . ... • ' SAUCE EPtCURIENNE. I I• HE Proprietors of this matchless composition, imptesterl 4 illt the - deepest sense of gr4litude for ihr masks Of diSITHIrIi.III WA patronage a fforded them. hr illivalitlr eriticed by it! Werra.. 4 oar, w ell s', 11 , : o r .01i, .re, bragrusenlfi I* prevent any future dioimminiiil4l44 ari..ngt Ilte very great demand for it, lake the libt ity of inform their Friend, aad the Public, I'v:it they knee now a yes r I 'thissitly sultrily ready fordelirery. riis Sauce bovine sto , il the OW of the hottest dimmer, nod preserved its valuable qualitius 1 rWimired, is now most con fi dently refilininmied a% rill aril ttirpensibly weressary to the luxuries of the Imlile. . sold is' IHMltes at 9*. mid 4-. ea' It, by the Inventors, inciter tsvikii.nral Ran, at their Family Oil and Sane.. Waretton-e, 11111% 17. Lower Holborn ; !kw' , by appointment xi Rall'., New • • Peted- oft s ,Wiv's...Learlenhall•virert ; Taylor and Itakea's„ kingstati ; Po*rry'-, Pooh 1 Cites's, Otero* ich 4 Carter s, r. T,,,,......, ennitiridge ; Bull mid Knott' , , Portsmouth ; grie'!.. I.ri tl- ; IA-Ilmon and Sun!. llrighnia ; !Atte' '-, Imlsdr ; Mowsliall . s. Clapham ; and by must rerpectable oil. gag. N o . 00 0 , 14 ±.rr IN in ton a and c '______ _. . ___. ..*, : L•CK AND SURGICAL DISPLNSAILY. Ili litolal Highness the Duke of York, PreAden, and the 4 Lett f r o ini nna ins Committee of Goiernors : of ItatrEmont ht How. T...lones I I. Colonel W. J. Jones, M. P. I Jahn I,.q..iiche. L-q. M. P. Colonet 11. Clements, M. P. ' MILK- a. 811••eithit.M.P. Captain James wily. Yoh. C.cd. J. Marry. M. P. - • Sureemi Mr. Kiernan, Wittier of the keyal College, London. rrIIIE Patrousge this Institution has received l for • j, dr exclusive I ceitturrnt Mod Cure (4 both Sexes! afflicted ! ...toll li.lfeworeal Complaints, and their dreadful comemienect, as • Illeiethiells debility. niccetitiims, &r. condueed under the mn -ougement of the tint prdessionni abilities, will satisfy the Pub lit of the Mali meats of Mr..K 1.1:11.N AN'S plait, nod that by it rinconveniences of linblic Castrities ;Ire avoided, whilst the % imd tinwary nre protected against the fatal delusions held * :fat by astivertiplog pretenders in this brunch ..1 pructiev. * o! nee ISOit, to appeared by the Annual Report of 1811,5131 pntiet.lss both Sent sOla ve, hem cured,a i ihnut s e c r etcnient or injury to tire emsditatlon,and wit b n delicacy and ) hithee to unknown ; Anil of - those hove 'Motored under thp into complicat ed forms .• of !Ise disease from leislo 1 wenty year., Thell st tb SVplatnS Odd tit Mr, Kiernans treatment in a . few .IYS ; lila rti where appertranee rif debility come. on. ton eurh uppliyalkiit chum., . Ile.mode ta payout the danger that may enue. Mr. Kiernan may he motioned b.) either Sex, with the cr,„sisecirry. ;it his private laus., Ni'. 21, Lower Char bilneet, Bedford-Apure, front wino to twelve in the morn- , l and fro s ix till aine atnight ; inoisplii letrs und stbei eonantup m icitions. 'rpm town and country, may be a te ddressed, used - , l,nr{po oveci.dly nesweted. . * Just published. • • 1 1 .PicriC , 11. 0 kiSliß V ATIONO o n the above DlSLill tr.N. prlir :is. ]!y"y..lcieroan f "nit -old by Sherwood, oy, and Jones, - *), Paternoster - ru n ; 'and by aighleys 24 ; -Met street. 0111. 1 ' 1.41 " ...."1116 " .---; " 1 " - ". ablia ' i " 4 " 11-:--- * . .._____ _ r _ ... • • • - • • - ._... it , •tt .Iw4l'A 10 , ;Isilriptqtiii . 2 . 11.1 0110. 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AraIIRCH 8, 1814.. .. 'TI" coo! . 4 44Y5P8' :- • 71. -•:-:::. 0 fte'.atvff •,.. r .. _ . -•—-- - - - ------ -- . . • . . • • - • W here a raratiiiee 641 . 1,d? 4 90 ,ipsnaid "it „EN . 4111 1, 101 1 ballifieWilillhanilidiallalair 1, . . ••• . . . . . . 't . Twitkirifig KOVAL, DRURY‘lutun: ,r e , DisTRINPOIIIedIMAS -Y: I • :•,...-, • ; 11 11/12PCII PAPEM. . _ *.. .I A • ROTIT eight yeses-lite the dahimities . sceselotied I "' ' *". • .'"'' E. sr.% r•••••••• •••qw . oge a tbe 1 7 ZO:oturitlat:4l-1;1I-14 - 4 1: , feCb - a - t . td Sutt:Prefeelts, to Communicate tne prew tiuweldem eg "Osn'e• with .L)wdei to ail ate Meyers et their district,' who m 's°ltte=b"""l' I 01 : 4 10 . 01 , i le i r a he iseheasion the: satiostal; Guards I:tify t YO or by leiter pm with lestiv, &War* heir ;sum; And .orders 4 the Commodants Iso visions ' rstablislsed st the different post 4 i liPiriliattili M i l:: I Tjilikoli, ssorell es the Ow d'unawill"; to insist re ;ew**. iiielelecoU 4l of thin friedut immisiitrifir tl ' - '4e •ttip.,: T:.lL.m;4ifise4tta."' . 400eilalli t Y • - '-• • ' "t • Mast) - TM am* lIIIOLL I,III PWAr; . . . . .. I , ~„..:,. ‘• .7;1 ,„ cr t, . . , ' • ii, k , • :::./ 'i• . • ' 47 . , .I, .‘.. 4,,,i i : t: i•-. . Y • • ..4'.:7A, , •.:•' - 1 : ~. •. \ _1: -i..: 1.- , 1.z .4...,. 4t ..,.. i jeA , 4 71 44ie. ~...iii„t7 • 7 st"-!"... . .:'. ; ' ' '*- 7 .- P.." . 0 - ••• , . . ,'• I , . . • Ini g S ;4ll' • .1. ... ... . • . - .. . • ..•., .... ii 14th to the 17th of • WS *ode 4, bioletnent - . Ataroutitil to throve a vein, in censetteempi . • . . h. Were, talsen ' by. Or • the enemy. licks Omni „ 1 4 . ...... L: loth. are es _., ... • _l. l llrin • to as. , n‘swiriffr. •• 4. ipartite* 04 I gnft - 11 3 4. lee the 61004 lot- . , e, enmity • • '....:••,...'z rhichpursue• hitt); etti T'• ---, • Inside:able toss. We. y . following letter frost Setinebr We. Ivllkiesty'e :-.., In the, 7th military lE. • '• • . •• -.''-'" tlnTely • ', Ord ' ..-- --- • • , announce to yea, t our cavalry elicit le enemy's bulimia'. .. . I'S I am about to prOtial tit, and I reckon on re- etroops will •.take'a,ptV. • . -•- ••• i .... ..! tterday illuminitid'iliele ••• -., ~ostrians have left them' • ~ • . &c. .. .-.•••• k1 , 41D, Gellert') or IThi*lon. :';%l write from Meaux that - .1 a has obtained at Luity: ige over the enemy ; the • troops. . . ounce, that the enemy's • ed Doulens have beets ~.. • Emperor has gratified all ,• a days in his good city of • h he inhabited was eon- immense crowd, who of seeing his Majesty . ; the Emperor did not stir t midnight, •his Majesty, , guards, took t h e roa dt o . % 11 around him in passing. n of rive 1' Ensprr.• ur ! iscited by the presence of .. red our walls victorious ; estify too much gratitusle, which we have been made to add to our love of the ..k . ~.• 4 arrived in a suburb lop ;. it could bass eniersai , bet the Emperor chose trch of the troops titan to ~. tmes, with which it was traghd at 'having been van- night at a miserable ham- , ght in the morning that he r city. The circumstances ver be effaced from our me- Cached the Emperor, spoke ... I, thanked him with tears. ed, and saw in these mark* children on the return of * ~.••• .. 26th,, Arcis-sur-Aube was he enemy was fl)ing at alt .. I the movement which the ~,.. Ind we know that his ap. . . -,-., A the flight of the enemy's ceive important news. - 1 . .. nec a soldier, arms himself, ill Ce. 41.• i have behaved worse. After per-manufactory in the rid.. 'ew all the piper into the amount, and destroyed all Ihing can be more frightful .. tted by them in small towns; fter pillaging ,every thing, s. The inhabitants are filled id rush on the barbarous au- • ies. ,At Troyes, on their re- . , :,ok or killed 4c.30 men ; a stone at Gen. Wrede, who '.... horse ; a peasant of Van' ;ler, prisoners, after having ; ie, which they hid entered to d 13 have shown the greatest .. 1 prisoners. . . •:•, VERCT TOE lIIRISTER or THS IPKEZ CRAMER, AUDITOR TO • • ITE, DATED MARCH %, 1814. . 'the heart-rending picture of iges which the inhabitants of . . 'kited have experienced froM ~ an abstract of the subscribed •-• i verbal examination, and an , • mem which I have seen with i my's army which- caused all - • . composed of Russian troops, a . ians and Wartembergers, and - ,-, • rs. . , .. titants generally had to cots- p e rsonal outrages leave fright. , A - ; 1 ' age itself was always amts. .• .; very often with ill treatment; at their breasts, and the sabre these brigands compelled the s to declare where theirs... Met, ere concealed. .. ct . . , ['salons state; that a femele ise. . , _ reants a blow on the loins, -:- . , . . \*. T IM SON C lli; ect, 'Color. I• a 0 7224;:. • ,t . • 11:1111LC , ;ma a ...... _ CIitIi.BLAINS are prevented from Breaking, and ..) their tormentine Itching itettanily renvived by W HITC- H FAO'S ESSE VC lb OF $ UST A RD, universally esteemed for it. extranritmary Efficacy in .R.:1(41.441048110, fatales. Gouty .ktrectiaus and l' ulul,lainti of th:. S•outach; but w here this rerutin remedy t been angina.. n , or a4lecied. and the Chil blain, have stotialls I,r,,he, EA D'S FAMILY CH RATE a 11l IrANe the pain. and very speedily best them. Prepared mid said h' It. John.ton. Apothecary. I.b. Greek -91 teel, Lowlms; the E thessence and Pills at $l. 9d. each— Ce. • ate at lit. 114. Sold by every Medicine Vender is the Llanelli K •. 4 The 6 twine has a black ink Stamp, with the name of R. , Jokey:tun, iiieriteci 1.0 it.