The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-20 00:00:00

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'VAN ': •.. .. . • , • . . . le t ' '''' ' AAP -.- • • - WAtre's razidieles'iliiititt gag, learned • 4*. " I mi t: -SI% VirgigUi fiI..VPD6A ! .. .... - - . • - ~, . . 6.4 .• i . . BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS -DAY. - ‘. 7 " . 4t:i'l' - - . -1 74j1k4XiiiP.iPikilt fhe troops that --. .. .. ......5,,..........,.,, •... . • 1 Lcstth • • annken. ` .GOilmniinity MORRO. % • ,-' —. FRANK FORT, • Peculiarly ails lathe tite of Cesdill'lnsre. ottitikeittescits vrAkTe couttANT s ,o i ; NARK ititit;li gft CRANT D RETAIL DFALRRR; , . • . , t o t; ` , -1. J AN. 151 j --- . under Col. Schi 11. Y B. tindit CrosisY owl ("At: ; Statioseni'-catort. rater- . France on the Id anster-raw„ Liindaa I. Mid thld by all Houk4ellerk , , 'LrairititotlT, IA xitE Q). RTER orl3neb 4,•JAs . . 1i . iakeu 100anned 1 CIROSBY'S MERCIM ANT'S and TtIADW- —.At three o'Etock this monung, T.teoftoant. , 1 NJ NIAN'S POCKET DICTIONARY 011 Olt tl k 11"615 . liae.r4l Vim itn rnur Ant ;.. ••••.,•:..i. it... •..t.!...-:.. •-..t....,k . and one cour i er. ' . ~. • r : - 1- -• , . . 4 ... • . - `lf 'Win "trr • •' . - '- 't '; : 4 . ....1%, • ‘..-‘ ' ... • * • l• N , z. 4 • • • 1(.... . I . • . 4, r•-- 1 - A- t.. ~~.`. • • ;C% 'l' , .; 11 , .•• .„1‘ ~:. „~ "~ . 4 7 7.4 .0.11.04 v. I: $ o) I ~. 7 , ; . ~ '~. No. 2468. ;•-", . ' • . At . s TIMATILE itO YA L. ICI 11 I S present EVENI,NG ‘,411". ! 2% M4irstiet' Sery.lita will SPEED THE puag • A fief., witkollt k . •!.• - • A Nall Contß Piety/67%re. entled ARLYQU I N HARPER, or, A J'emp frbet Jelpatr.• • Seet•oft Prtes•lK ° ,lo-Pii, Is. 6d.: -Areend . Trieo,•,..—Lower INA Biota , trlen,:ls.r4per Giallitry...l..; Second Peke. U.' • '• * k • _" Intim CO:VBB T-GA IILD RN . . rit EVSNING,... ,10 2 , X#ll= , •-7 ae perfwnsetk . , . „ , aria.'" • • • s ' lkir On Nvw Grand iSninnitate, called • . * JR.4I4.E2VP,ANB; tit, The Bath of /4.nniln te.4 11 ?Old I iiiit *I . ant o'clock , to be im hal post his. • ' "' •• • • r is op' . l • • • if& JAN. 5.-p4Clisr.,44. light - eiintry, . , SChieblin, whistlP-pusfied forward - into • , , side of Colmar, has. surprizedmaitd • : Conscri p ts; with some Geos-d'afm if, . : . ..ing, • ~- i..-,. _ , one Courier. emerge no. mayor's fleets, co. - - - g i ng in . 11411 0 ars nee - _.. tentits F. -- ; -; ets 'l4 e 7 r lN . a t i ll'l V r°°v o eT n ' ll o it ' row Out in motion the hoar Willer; ;.. • .• • branches of commerce, purticuiarly the estabfeMed wog' ors The same. aay Col. Frieberg appeared before the ping...customs, daties °regents orstemoents. arhitratio i trai n . , econcentr a ted at ß reda, In or er o force the . It h ad .b '. d s t ' Nitres; of • Lanascrone, reconnoitred it, iiirrounded . 0 ruins. parish matters, trills, dr. ' eds, old almost eTterY . .ce Volition - 9 .of the 'Ohemy between that - fortreis• eta it ininn io ned. . t be bardetr .. t . nd oiled it .07. 1, hi life. Price 9s. boards. , .1, m tot comp to . -• Antwerp, • The • I whole corps advanced in three -?- • " This work is Truly a mine of information; -every meehtusical .... ~,,,..• .g. . " . yield by capitulation to the barbarian forces; This pours.. is distinctly stated, and ee ry low which has any relics- d t: ti llillsl 'Dise COMlttlit Girt:sing the right wing • pra. ewe ill trade, is explicitly laid down nod divested il its . proem., ‘ ' l l 4 .ll.hder the command of General elven' , 44 . sintal jargon. To nay youth. entering upon the vast meatus of ... • . ....- ...i. • 7..:.. r " .... ~ . wearer svestweam Anstr was supporthd. till . ongh commerce, this hook must be inv.duable amd.an the dersk.wrea , ..„. . i al the experienced merchant, it will be 'Totted porticalorlY OW Glti e l p lert Itilid Ittfitadtink brthiciatiw,7*itler • fol. It reflects great credit on the ngsidnity and -ability Of she t i m , ' • Editor, and we mate no doubt that its intrinsic worth will be ""' , . bent appreciated by its raPid 'and ellinsiireslde'' . •'• • ' - • CLIVE'S SHORTHAND. an abbreviatioa of, Juni great th oc l ori s.pmce o tod to manv instances on nd oraeueral - Thinnen. ' -rhe column tin ' . lid b f'' t tsGen I Vat the left•i • cOtatimnd y .tea halt era Traesman' Mag. Dec.lBll- ' BersOtin . , directed lb march. on l'ioeittraten, r! . .g . 0 at J 74: ill's pri . . ncipal fortresses of Old France • 0 we insert the conditions. • - - .‘„ • EAPiTULATION OF LANDS - MONK, . Concluded 'between ' the Bavarian. Colonel corn. and iel h ,general intivement was combined "with the March of • • lUlen.vatest. *•Engllth troops by nozmulati by 1.5 plate., cuniiiiiilti Irsits oTPiiigrisiffe•Bansioples . , '. 16 . 641 L OitiliVelpeat avail completely, Situ ';• 4 L ir Out tnanding the siege, on the one part, a n d the French / Captain s aart commanding the garrison, on the other : s I " Kahnh • " The gatrison a . re et '" Land *Tiet scr 4 e ' nie e-th a i l °: e prisoners o lif f war. The Writers : are allowed ti r tetain their swords t . boned& • . in,..,.---Westwesel, . • ' • "'' •''' '•-;-• '• • ' - ''r‘iiit'i - fiieniteei .. rdiTtaiiiipaiat€n were taken Shit °cm': COLLINS'S courLETE READY- RECK° n . t . ' . , and baggage. .. Thegarriann Shall , deposit its arms•ko - MINIATURE. 118 moo csnveniem ood . correct hook of the 1, pied b'y the Praniiiifeniunint. The actieff 'ices inther morrow in the market-place, and shall be conducted kind ever putdished ! consistifig of tables 'accurately east 1111. severe/ at the two' last -mentioned tatted. Ig the at- - tinder an escort to such place as his Excellency Ge- , adopted to the use ,if wholesale and retsir dealari, the am,cot : tat* *hich Colonel •Stutteriteint laid , e with - three ' , : tieral Cotint Wlvde,, Commander in Chief of .the imf any inotiber o ur qoanlity of goods, froto one up to ten thou- - ;wind, from one farthillg sou a.ponod, tuld.l"hles of inter es t, ; biltt*lions of Thamen's • divhion, an toenhout - i* a United Austrian ;end Bavarian Army,- shall 'think I commission. brokerage, weight:, and men4nres ; a cor rect pi . . ~. . ~ pr . of Litiktun Bankers, 51 a mp 5n ,,,,,.1 1 , a , 1e , A c , A N ew Edi tion, P russian Captain *Os killed, : and S infetibiblicUrS . . oper . The soldiers are permitted to keep their . . : price 1..6d. bound ;or calf lettered, is. • • wounded. The French, win; left behind - them mo l t' ' knapsacks. • Carriages shall be provided to convey STENHO.USVS .TA.I)I.IS . of JIifTEREOTi . fIOMIS_, killed and Wounded, were - bris' itty ptirsoid • in their i th • e bag g age of the officers. , alcm, BROKEAkwod EXCHANO,-nt el the mina ~ • rates. To which I. added, a otho b c , o f wo n,' mamma ; la . retreat ;on AitOliTi); anitlebilhe idtention'oferinte..l 44 Th e artillery and - amtntinsti — on shall be 111141 - 1111./.. hies, adapted for hat Merchants; and wholesale dealers. 'Neatly_ and correctly printed in Koval /Ivo. pace iis. hoards. . I► rail Yon . BOO!' to advance. t&mtfrrtisr . wttis whole otitis corpain tied& n. . POTTS'S COIIPLNDIOUSILAW DID fIONARY, ela- _ ; . . , rout _ . ._ ~ .... . ... . . taidiu g both au ex planation of the I..rals and tenied for ;be me of the cottntry gentleman, the 'merchant, and the 1. be to a Bavarian ' Officer of Artillery, Oros - Win authorised to receive the same. .. Ike law itself, in. - gdapgrir, ,I**. 13.-Tb "fipifitll lortlatef s nos 66 The French who are sick - and wounclottitlennt lDas. price.: in eonsequenee of the rreition isiirollitncl, Were.. the fort shall be red with the same care ai thorns . ( thte proCessimsal roan.. By Thomas Potts, Gehl. relieved from their' imprisonment nelder have, ' d. • t reat , • .of tee B avarian Amy. t • 04s. ;or in Bvu. Stith a large margin for notes, .10s. boards, a . NeW Edition, revised, corrected, abd enlarged. to the present within these few - day s , march e d ft' '' if ivoitsliviki - s - 4 ' time. to b .s eembarked!orriaoard the transpoßs Which brOugfit ;ow res o f th i s t ort s h all be taken possess i on o f by A NEW INTROOMTTf/N In the ITALIAN MEM - OD of BOOK. cor . 'the Elighih eitiiirrit to AVilliamstadt. ' The number". , the . , , va . r i an t roops . . ... . KEEPING. By R. Turner I Sixth Edition, reeled hy W. Malluun. h. l Which-has prociededihither amounts td 514 nut 11100.1 " Done at the. base of site Code .of beeebioreeei A NEW SYSTEM of MORT-VIAND, by which awns. , i .,..., I .___ ~...„-."_,,,_ ~ , . . 11 . 1 .7 y MIT; ss7o .l, ourpatfKl__ t oy:fh . e . Ttit . ..Ct e... G tti cri 6 bramtnt 1 this 25th December, - ' -- = . .. , ..1-: - s. may be Astute. la ant hour, than in one boor pod a half by.upy -ther S -. ilv Samuel Richardson, late Tem-keret Chester, - with every thllak. eateuia ed to - rend r *- --- - 'wards, D.. - • ' ' hettitilff" ' agreeable calcelatat I I. iso3llLit.ollE DAY Ito DaAML, • •• • - •• • .• ffIC 4 14198X1i, " . ;IMMO •-wv•--t.4 t- • e: ate: Ift:""''' NEXT. IVIDN &OAT, 4i!ttli of In nu n ry, the tifyrrEav W 11.1. rtNes% ,when rite Firsi Tifkrt iffiqrwiL 1 Prize ilizze nOi meet! ! ! in Arldities the Sum of aftsWitiOi fete' L _Tickete antl Oat* wahlutted andraww, are on Sale Si SWIFT Poultry, Nit. 14, Qhario s ,..rross, No SI, Aldote !80-street, who sold the last Prize of sraoolk! ••••• 'l l- 64:'1, RIM LI INII• St N.J. • other System. By Samue Edichardson, late Tem-korai Chlimeet:i with every thlfok'eatetilateettO . iendir** the voyage - • ... ( .... tiioeti . j' "' TAELIBURG, Sinaelliteilkil•nett QIIL I -4` given me• pleasure to . Communicate Liverponlote. Fourth tion, Svet. Isnards,llo.. • ''../',' • ' • i lleitH„,,, , ,, tilt, 6110 . 4 a. kireea, 131 e ... , _ .: '.. .......: ,•,..,:•‘-•,......,...-• . ~„0 . 4 , 3 , x _ ,. .- , •.,,.•• !MART ' , CiPtila attisr Part" '7 - ' kJ' in Ise,- -ilmt-ree . ► at Iwneht I have derived from yours TABLES of INTEREST c riteurately ralcolated" • co it In AL IlAital of GI LEAD, la a severe disorder of they $OOOl. at 5 percent . frhm Ito 93 days . and from I t.,l s 1 . —.— . ••• . ' . * - • . , et. 1 , A . . - _. •. . . - .. serious, billooll, and flatulent kind, with which I bud-been 1 Ditto of colawts.,iott tow 48to to 4 per.cent. Jty frhosaso ' '' • -- "' l ' PIALIe•OTtIYRR..": .*; It . .••-„ ..,.., ..; . .:.• . It- , - t • loottiffected. .1 now cootinue biking it, and shall always 'well Mitchell, Accountant, Lorain. Price*. extra ber,44l. , ..gr,;..., i *tit „ ..,...:,,,... ~.; . ,Li g. A bi a.' • ,• , ' '‘"l,. '.11: 414 la 6li iaVii - 112 Sp - abet • 1 "A • , . !woe in my home. Be so kind as to bend me umber large MP- A Oft•AMMA R . of 'TRAM ••11LINC/PACTUREt; :164' " 41 -tr i ? 1 2 4 : : Ine C0 1 ' 11 '7.../TP•V ',/, ~Li! '-. ... 0 •,. 0K - 4Z4 *1 A -4 ,4 - , P , Os . . . All . •. , 74, 4 r which you will receive the enclosed remittance, The A COMMERCE', contaisiog .popalloy anoints of all Ow diraftit.l W ar Depot vntektis att.., 4 . -X... < a , rem.-- • seltelation ptoduced by your wonderful medicine, proves highl yl branches of trade and manuracasten: By T. Al,:irtiraer,,,", *righreisiariiimpr o ve r itielit i e. in v .• , '4.. 4 , 6 , ,gatisfactory• bolt to' myself and friends, to malty of . wbelp I 91 . 6d..b oun ii, .. . • r - : ~.:11) . ! , ..1 44 , 1 - 4: . • ,05 : 0..,- 0,.., ; ..0 1 ,,- A -4,......•••., • • t-.. -- 1117114ritec. 2t.-00 the ‘26th v; :doe jet•divlsion ot .... 3asoe given it. Leaner myself this acknowledgment willlse be-. , . ' Prtee list' • . ' • ._ A rt , i. . Ith e ii• a 4, 4 „..„lt i i i#64.1 0 ,..* ligjgade passed this place 40 trance, cud-lens hire. and you are at liberty to publish iLonritit• . li dli feuw im t l o he nty friend.'lltr. A. Bradley, Middle New-street, Dedicated to her Royal Hig,hstem the Princes of Wales. . • ~_ 1 _, : ,,,_ ,1 1 .r t ; i0 t-it: 077" ... ~ J,.. , ..0ri.- Att West at Azcain. '• ~ .-. • ... . thefrMolintri::.ill4odlushienit.treiht;:will satisfy the most scrupitlous rip HE LADY'S PHYSICIAN ; or, Every Womitsf. , T°.7 o .!na.R If 0 - b li t i= - A l f b ' -4.„, : „ -brats' heackuarters in Peyrehou rade ; and, c o t t o u t se he fu li i stol eams .toss4 ase. t a r f r e viel‘ow elLt t b ,di e vitiete,.. ..„14k. tt...,,v4: 40. , - 104" •: , .„..., •• P 644112011, C ‘ li c ad: Haile, War Liverpool. , • res A tirtir, h i e n r fo ft rm inr atito nelli oo r S i ub c j ne eei nt s i r a rflas a pot r anc ks latat t..... IT -. ' - Dappineu of ever Female. .• ..... .. • .417* in •La honce, alt aome.. other totont . •,1 1 ;__1„. 1 ,,,,,- 7 , r. • • •cri the Adour, f rom wheue.tbey: opt :. 0 -liti 1.10.41 if ilt. are prevented from Breaking, - and • 1 . 0 - By M. VEN EL, M.. prove what bidden powers in herb, ire fouod, Ait . . e Tr:•;.••-.ThhgattvesdfOry- h • ' 1 6 m il/ a tria .. thi n be byway "•.--. , . ~ . ''. ~,- "yi •:".* ' s niiiition with Iliyoaate toy Oat river 1- 1 -AL- . - • • IniTe — • • tar . 0 bushels of .. meal, mad .200 b4r.. -2Mta•theirlormenting Iteklog lortantly removed by WHITE- To yarn disease, and mod the burning wound ; . the districr - tattlinltaltiettift tu rtlihtitififtrthe 4 , -. .. ... , - ---- . .-. I • • • '` of:.ligo 7 , which *eta proasedisu by: it .10f - 4 11EAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, ttuiversally esteemed With cordial drops the friatingiseart summit). , ,_:, • ____, , ~L , . • , , • „ foe its ostraordiattry kflieacy in •Rlierimunsoss, Palsies, Gooty .Call hack do. (feting moil, and still the throbs of pain. I 1113% nrY 4 ''. 1 klinit ' cl tut e FlTTelft '7 .. ' -..:": Ilya '• --,...... . -'- • . . ~ =i l oni and Complaints of the Stomach; hut where. th is , p ., 4 1, 4ged and ttwid by the Aloofly , at his hoes , N0. ,4 1 . AL , i A rt . ki1„..44 a te i nvent , , t h e :ol4 o C ./rat i t,' . .;, ~,,,„ . „„„,„„___• ~.. ; , , , ._ • • .. • rowdy hat been unkowan. o r neglected, ,and the Chd- ,gi g d.„l 4 , e , B e df or d... eh " ; „h 4 held h. N• 1 , i. .' 1 .•, . , .. . .., .. , , . ' ' :•• • f 11111411plalsit Joramentactoa Gamut-meat% in , the iiiiMiutve.ortottlit 10 . 0 4*•• WHI T ERB A LYS. FALMllltrif C • 4u ff ,t atrtv e a 0,4 413 4 1 I, . , ~; ''.. ~ ' ii.,,,,,-- 4 ,4 n A'. sti: -= seis. ' .„,:e . Iti • ........... ' ... ..,,.. ; ••/. • ''...: • ' • .. .. tiiitt elish The in. soirlev7 l Peolns';, blajtb•m., • ,-__.,... ~ amestramte.tioveuti - .de ' ' •' ' -•-• % -faILaiMIIIIICLed. Oleos, and lOW by R. Joost" , AP".°"''"rY• 13' " rL """ cone the Fitothrota ; and by malt respectable ; ooksellers , i '-• he .„ . • • Oleos, London; the Essence and• Pills at 2.. 9d. each—the Ce,.. own and Country. t • - 4. th i s nook mm '.•• of the property , - arithheinrailieflirbta . tphblicrstv . ~ if - .. . . , .. . :inveilt is. -lid. Sold by every Medicine Vernier is the United • gzr T.. prevent idle curiosity, each Copy - I_ *- I. l "he Madrid Papers which come Anson to the ?Atli - „lihr r e it i . o3 be sAii sented up In a sepnraW envelope. '. . ' this Order. ••-• .:.A • „ i. , A •.. ) • -wipe has a black ink Stamp, with the name of R. , . z.._ - oi,t ! end the. Vittoria, Which are of the bib lust. a I f illohntatte; hoelaid nu it. I Vitri44l AM 11,. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Head I AIN, Saracen' • The Cohlmissary•Gentral,ot the War Depa rtment contahr-no 'intelligence whatever.) , --_ ; • tf _ ..tnissary• . Department lost. So.w-hill. Landon, (be best Accommodation for • hereby requ ires all Half - pay O ffi cers belonging to the Tr i cpilers„ good Beds; clink* Lequars, and moderate Charges. 'former corps of District Yagers, and who are still the C : raven s H T:.e followingead Inn, Sniit.hill:— Post coaches, Moil Coaches, &c. set out Irvin • • capable of serving their cometry, immediately to pre ' • LI V KRPOOL Pam Desalt, to . tarry four InyWes, sets out sent themselves to - the Chief authorised by ever% !limiting, through Laiterworilf, Ilich Cross. , Athirstnate, Tantworti,Aitchfield. thlesthorp, Northampton, 1 the commissary-General of the Department, in the .at4.l)stattable. Arriyodd litterpool next Alterman... placei where ate tiab;.ofl4cers are ctinvenee • betong- E X itlEtt, Pli n o i nnitif, Weymouth, Dorchester, Patvannth, ' l • ftir $ the Diromosiki y gf„, r „i ng og to the I..indvturm and , Land Militia • , - por n; b a lf.px,,g Six o'Clocje. with a Guard, through Iltscriton, Ax- I pose of theiebeingrestored . to thetr former taut in miriscl•r: gettlyart. Blindford, flasingstoke, and Bt shel. their corps • BOSTON, **Mina, Pelvises oug,h, • Stilton, and • litenting. • don. New Royal - Mail Coach, sets nut every Kvenino Couches " from )(moan to theililij, Loath. Crinteby. and Hall: LI if4HPOOL,- Wu/4.4wpm - Kiev niford, snow. 0 4 4.. (Ara. Viost Condi, 'called, he Expedition: every Eveuin at ppive fe Clock. tes.rbe Sasacen'c-liawd_inn, Dale-streesi-Liter lani. Guante throughout. ilATH•and •15 nisi%) 1. Plying Piits Coaches, through Cliiy petulant, Cal r. and Marlburtnich, every Argentina g.nreivent Mr. May's. the Greyhound Inn. tlatb, and th'elinidon Tavern 'l l llolnalostreet • and the &witty Bri- rot, nest Maruilig,—Coacitr: to Wells, priolgewattr, Taunton, site. LEEDS New 'WM Conch, called, 'The 'Rockingham' sets out every Morning at half-``post ,Sarea o'Clock i merles Fear Insides only, and goes remarkably easy. will' a Guard through out. Panes throues:Sramfirrd„ Wewark, Retfard, Doncaster and Eerryhridge.w the ttldett Litta t lerdootext I)av at *non. 'Notwithstanding the ttbrbMinith eviie)itei.tri ttok beach, it is elbowed*, be:She aims tigteesuble-and complete Politic Convey ance on the North fiend, being uuequalled in Accommodative by nay , other. - • KAN DA L ,LanceStele .Presion, Kirby-L(1%431e, poison, Chdrlcy,•o47kirli. nod litincling Post Coaches; every Afttr-• num. Clearded.c . . GL A SGQ W, Lon g town. G retna-G rein, Annan, Dumfries, Brobilhilt,'FPlieiruleill • KnimiliiiwKoni, entimimk, Kingswell, and. al i park og Sfollatid, Caletterilown Couch ( lAily). YORK. Newcastle, and Edaiurgh, new Coach, per( irmed with a Gunned UPpieNtad. eft atit !very Murtilegat halrea,t Six .'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Terlsager, Da., lington, Nortlealkrtuo. Durhata, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passenceswindiag themselves Wigged from the. length of the journey, may rest whist time they please, and then proceed without aviyaaditimbil fare. J. Clark. the BINA Swab. any-streets . Writ, rt Couches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarbw. . . rough, Whitby, and other Places. BaIDGENORTH and WalsalAtew Post Coach, every Evening. CA NVISLNi . Peirith. and Whltehaven. Pest -Coach, goes with •Fetar) , and q tfidwg4 all the way. Pur i sts through Broach, Appfeloy, Greatahridge Ric - hmond, Catterick, ito roughbridnel Wetberby, iAteifosi, Doscsilet, and- Oraanhatn (tht nearest, way seb ant every Mniatug. • and perform( toe jo y'ivitb the'greafeilfitOlity. Pas4iikers i sem i ge d snobs R4.44 , lsy,Jsmiimtwter pieasufe, ..have.t he pecaliut,, advantage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. jar WA4 - /SFLELD;PWlttphft;terery. Murning, at half-past ;.fiet\4llil ."K"Vi" lES k. Nelqt_g ; Oftllfursh, : tarporley, Ntiatwi4ll, iforthnick4 Lad 7•l44dieriskfilifit.C 4 och , every Envies', nt • SUN lIRLAN 110ittfit4latiii Yount, New Coach, every. , . _ LESCICANTI SURGICAL DISPI-NSkItY. lit Royal Highness the Duke of York, nesideut; and the following Committee of Gov. rio, r, raii of Leitrim 1 Colonel-W. J. Janes, M. P. • Earl of F.lmittont I Jlokri ',Mouthy, Esq. M. P. Right Hon. T. Joan I Colonel If. Clements, M. P. Rt. tIon.R. IL Sh. ridan, M.P. I Captain James ay. Mue r Cul. J. Barry, M. P. I Surgeon ' Mr. Kit twin, ••• ' Mensl;er of the Royal College, London. FrHE Patronage this Institution has received, for . tise exrla.ive treatnientnail Cara Of both Sexes. afflicted' witk'Veneteal C.mpluints. and ikeir dreadful consequence 3. As etrietures, debility, ulcerations, &e. candiived under the mu shgetnent of a Grmlenum of the tirst profee-in! , :.l abilities will 'ltlttibrY.the Public or the high merits (Whir. I ERN AN'S:plass, and that by it the intorwemeaces of Pshli; Charities sire avoid ed. slat the young and unwary are protected Aswitwtilt4 fatal arias cuts held out by advertising prntenderc in this branch of practice Since itiesfablishment to IM X, WO patients, of both; Sesta, have lieu cured, without einifinesot-ct or injury to the emistuntiori v ned witho delicacy nod ..rerety hitherto onknswa twiny of those have Inhaured under sly. mom coriplicated forms the disease from len to twenty Nears. The first svinptoins . yield to Mr. Kierunn's trentinentia a few days ; and where ipper.runte of debility comes on, thatirls applicatiou cannot `be made to prevent the danger thpenza3r eosue. Tlie Surgeon may tie'cattialted Pk either Sex, wide. the greayess ferrety, at his priy„re hnu.e, No. SI, Lower Char- . Wit -stares, liedford-Wpiare ' from nine to t welse in the fawn -14,-Autflhoni six till sone at night Ito wit letters and other and •. may t,e addrefted, and THE ARMY. GENERAL ORDER. Hiortie-Gunrd4, nee. SI. It has been represented to theCommander-in-Chief, that it frequently results from soldiers being in.. dinged with furloughs, that they return with their ttecessaries,much worn and damaged, without any means of supplying their deficiencies, his Royal highness is, therefore, pleased to direct, that, in future, soldiers, while on furlough, shall receive only two-thirds of their daily pay, viz. eight-pence per day, leaving the remainder to accumulate unlit they rejoin their regiment, in order to its him ap plied to the provision of such articles of equipment as they may require at the time. The Paymasters of districts and others, making advances to soldiers who,.e furloughs may be renewed, are required par ticularly to attend to this Order, as any sum which they may advance beyond eight-penze per day, as herein directed, will be at their own risk. ~GgRMAN_,; P IPERS. • , • 7 4 -Lats. 2.—.Vesterday, in the afternoon, an eStelord itEl y bustle was •ttoticed among the Frenebvisut the purpose was soon discovered, for (they packed up, and with great •precipitation pro ,ceeded to the interior.. Every circumstance indicated that the' Allies had passed the Rhine, and at four in .41 k e 'tieing we heard acaunonado, on which the bridge over the Moselle was immediately. broken down. A short time afterwards •. the 'Allies approached our kgates,when a deputation frowthe town went forth to I welcome theirs as deliverers, . and the bridge was so gaickfrrestored, that at day-br,ak 15,000 men, un der the commend at Gen. St. Priest, marched into ; the city. These troops- had crossed the Rhine at I *bourn league distance fram.Valleuda, without the ! The following occurrence, says a correspondent, be relied on as having taken place on tile North Toss of a single man. .The same night Gen. Blucher may Road a few nights ago. During a bitter cold night, a had passed with his: corps.-a few leagues above the decent dressed woman, with a child iii her arms, be thofpira,•while'seiretal thousands more did the like came nearly perished in travelling outside a stage at.Nessoism4 strlto* - oo tne following morning, ad vassceiknpon Amiens:ch. • coach, and her situation excited the humane con - Ybsterdsy morning some. French prisoners were sideration of the coachman, who stated her ease to brought in who had concealed themselves in the inside passengers, three in. slumber, one of shorn aleig"batiN "wwds "'nag' "'ham was Gem Gueri ihe ng . objected to her being let iio , es three insides only . were booked. One ortha. - e.passorikers exchanged —We cannot praise sufficiently the good conduct of the Allies. with the poor woman thatibtge, and'then booked her inside, and, with the ottincurrence Vit 'the other pa.. ' ' •lsilvewten, JAN. 3.—A number of Kollanetegar senger, introduceS another comPaigett for' the con wha receive passports to return to their native coon- •• rive here daily,. wheLdesert from the Freewill, and pany of him who objected relief to the /wale; vie. in a sack. The granter was otedtila keep op try. Their joy is extreme at the exchange of the a pig a constant peal of music, which, togellier with -the 1/Oddities-of France for the honourable service of their • owl Sovereign. • • . reproaches of tki." two passengers, fairly dietth the •Oesteseutts, JAN. .s.—The corps of the Russian • tendfr-Aearted _passenger from the coach erebe had got hall.his journey. The wag win; introduced' the ,Generel Count Wittgenstein passed the Rhine last - inightflineltv• R.astadt. Strasburg and Mayence will last amiable companion is a Yorkshirentau, and the affair has caused much merriment in the North. esterday afternoon, at We understand that one of the fellows originally Imperial General taken into custody, suspected' of the murder of Wolkinsky and Moses Merry, the servant at Vauxhall, was libe _ " close investiga igainst him ; but Iflicient evidence By command of his Royal Highness the Com mander-in-Chief. HARRY CALVERT,' Adjutant• General. the sibove DISRA by Sherwood, Neely, Highley, 24, Fleet CTUIitS, less that their de- highly 'beneficial to acuuneinents by the :, Mee.ars. CURRIE Ar, the eraclicatiion of .-e of illicit iniiiilgence, tiAiateciste Schoni.UO3.*. to they 4.,1d not no in t muse be•of ilie.eic maim a 'ice as sregml4riy the Royal College of Ifeclioni and to • ev.ct'y whether arising from the t,n risidedee hi Orin nroducing a defieetsart ‘ speedy restoradatii of caring Strictness ar . li t iar success. Striela ielded to their tre e Several Noble ho have laboured model, received a radical tensf reference may Manuals: dci ided superiority. of opriit. Mikity of AO. I Messra. Horne, ifeaTAT eminence, who attesatild . Lunar Caustic, wigspos ' by paddies at their l. , I 4,A ;~ ..~:. v iric an , rn •iu 4 i n d ic fri l i t n o i m.i six fi t t i ) l . l 4 n t i ( ne m t a u n ; wlim country, roa Mill be punctually itialreted. • 3uit pohliAsed, t rIt.ICTICAI. OBSERVATItitiII an I • !BLS,- price 39. By F. Bierman; and said 1 , 1 IIAILJOues, 41), Paternoster-row ; and by /I 14 11treet.. s r DEB I LITT, ATI( ICTURE' . 'iIIMPARSSED with 'it' conerionsne from the genre:l , o*n tats been I !Ohm; and improved in their fessional at qtaltwity of mar *wrat,. years experience, lot CO. CollllPlte. w t w ith sus:slotted ardour, Ilsyse disorders which are the consequence o ate deSiructive habits of the.•-ineohcbtetwl 11et.fevaing the cure of these dionplaipsta, thi ,itceinfat to Vice ; bet, seshilble as nil Iwo istence of etch calamities, they sitar their an snlocasso Surgeons of London, and of the .Edissbargh. coke of Siphylitie - Infeci etanplaint of Dibility and Deficiency Whet' isfistisfseftr of a certain destructive tuthit,lntt climates. free living. or any other cause pti if artaltl) sig ur, the patient may rely on a ' • to vicoroas health. Their iniproved plan ; of • die Bridles has been attended with pecolioi of ten dud twenty ears' duration hair yip' • smut to the short ;wind of three Meets. and Uelltlelnell of the fiat revectability, w ho this poker% and distrewiag disease. having re penuadent cure. particularly requestthat ref to them, as satisfactory evidences a. the dr , Messrs. COffir•alld Co.'s Plan of Try:inner' • • "rm. lewen had been under the care of Me woe, aid roller %tartars of equal emtnen their Cure by the application of the Lund • IlliC4llll. • .Me•ws.Carrie and Co. may be consulted t with the grentetat secrecy nod honour, an. Hatton-garden r M the cimotry are requested to I t althea. mar, ewe, and general habit of livin teenotance for advice and medicines, wht nr wells to ony e vart of the kingdom. '"v kloWlinfat their utatertakirdr, tt t 11111 1 Ise added to the account for.siestidoes. . . to 11 , .. yr hints 11 4^ Init . Ibe 511.- Toeumr? the oak of Itc . . , - F.J. • P.iVed a ranicau sow • gig,Tn v• • ••••.._.-.., --- --- •. . railer mr.,v he thrtist 411iNtiug • to the George lash.MulatierAood. •' . . . . , affair has caused much merriment in the I d e d su p er iority. of ; CHESTER, Winslow Colfgleton Nevreittilk, Weibel, soon heirivested• • Many of these ;land vr o trettininpron,Pnoven4einevery A feerapeoc_ su!tviefi.. • DOSSALI:O6IIFIO., JAN. 7.-'=-Yesterday afternoon, at • We understand that one of the fellog rs . H om e, Heim lt. I . . gil It. k; W SIM ILY , Wellington, and Shil!.2l. aiot qiegai Ain't one o'clock, the Russian - Imperial General taken into custody, suspected . of the e, who eternal the Royal Charlotie, eve 6, ESening; nt Foie o'Clftelt, guarded. __„. Caustic, wil •t• SHF,FFIELD and itesiesbanarest-egictigithid the Boa- •Wratingerode - , as also Princes ' Wolkinsky and Moses Merry, the servant at Vauxhall 1. b ig tna, every Morniot. - • ~..A NI sissy, inked here. His! Serene . Highness, - the rated of that charge, after many and clot r patients nieitaer . souTHARPTON, Wocheitt:s i ttiesi,4**Alsoo Prinavet Sale•Cobstrg• is with us, as likewise the tions, as nothing could be proved again t their house, Nu. ; every Evening, .. i . ~,, .._ .. ii A.ii i e r ird Plun. ".. 1 di RN iNGHNIII Mercury Pest G na w, wawa ia r. • RuasieksyAdjutant:Generai • • Cxernicheff. A great during the different examinations, sufficii ate thegarlicid; L e st-every'Aftiraaori, Bath-tubes Birtalqtbdie OM *lt _es „ • number,* troops are expected here. transpired to commit him on a charge of & f ,. ac. to .I•Paires by °4 1. " 1. 01.. 4r01 " 14 - a 4 8134)44 1 1e4.° t i r a 4,11 1" . • Sigieth. ACE, JAN: 8.4-41ils day'a bridge of boats at Clapham. . Since his confinement on I i' the same will H cf. Thastteet,• ,sari hut: s•• - • T . err? oho • ~,ii,ii.LL,,lklyrthrttle„., ill u. yttett. T o t 2 ra t nod, rioncirre__Poi imaiseindlisrows over the Ithism,hotween . 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AAA alltt hs all lieuktellerek - 'Lbws . trots. nt rte QUARTER orilitibt,•JANl.'ll. taken 100anned Conscripts;with some Geos-d'afm if, • ; •.' :: side of Colmar has. surprized o attd • - • ' ' • "IGLUS Nvs and TaA OW- ., . . „. , the ... .. ._._._ and inie Courier. -.AI three o'Eto'ck this mornin Lieutenant- $ • r uIeTIONAKY WI ;Alf the verities. G * • ' al von Below put in motion the troois*nien f The same...day Col. Frieberg aPpearecl . before the inn icularly 'tie csiabti.hed law .1 ors hip- ..., ' • ..., , ,. ~... agents, atstanntesits.. a rbilratio a batik- . Ise had concentrated at Brecti,.-in 'order ` to fo rce the • 1 4' mires; of • Landscrone, reconnoitred i{; inert:4llde ..„0..., • . 1 ;•''': its, dads, end almost every . Ce VOittiang .o f the •Onemy between that - fortress end' . a.. . it, sunitiOned it isembardedit ' end cempelled it to • • ."‘"' - • ' __......, Ai/twine- • Ti• • ' mine of inforrantienv; -every mechowom. :7 .! irr , , ....e . .. .h o l e t. corps advanctid 'in , " ihree - . ',A b d t: t r i tlll.l .a nie Cilumii forming the right wing'ird.4 . . s s d, and every law which ha , any rem,- ;icing o y ne ca ..a PT ir l e at pri ion n ' c t i o rti t i h r e or li t a re rb ss a e r s ia o n f f o ov i c d es, France : T hil ...„, ly laid &at and divested of its probs.., •; ! ..Ithder the command of General :fispen . ,:- 'lie intert the cond ,. itions. • • - 4. • youth, entering upon the vest theatre of , t •.' ~ lid ,. , t ..,:,„ ..., •. , , it be invaluable andwo the lesk-evea sowanote, weeniest's,' mew wits' supported - ussOtiv, . _ T e 'r t ::F ß L a tk a T r rue . .‘, . hart, it will be 'Toned Partira.larlY WM* Grat e i o llt i airt Itil'id - rifitridonk by - the Ceglre tit/icer 1 • ... edit on the Assiduity and -abilky elf she tim , ' • nil orgigeral - Thiiivien.. -rhe column tin i Concl e uC k t i ed illU be L ts i v • . doubt that its intrinsic worth will be ""' • . , the I#ft.i ' cot/mended by LietsteniintsGenerat Wic .. mending thesie eon • Colonel corm. • . IPid 'end rxteiniire sltle:" ' ' •'• • ' - • commanding lti4l P t l i l i r t tlllll :: r l e % l l l l / • . . . Tridesman's Mag. Dee.lBlg.. ' Bersaitt ditected lit march. on Moogatititen, an d the_ Captain Saart,g• ..', cA s ti ri D e , co. aa w a il hi rg we i .4 . lat ki hr oi tt s en fie tt e. a tem ree h t r , geueral thavement was combined W ith ifie mores 4 "f other T : 4 .s he garrison. of Landicroter are P . rieeaell ' of garrison, , 1 manyinmaneet gee-eighth. Iliew.celet *gegliith troopa:by Itozendail ore Kalnthisut.- • i . sou iff - Piiigrierve•Kasoup . . Ig' , U.". . Oafewelvect eat completely. attained . ---Westaezel • ' • r • . .• t. • • -.••,:.• _ A ._•,• • ..• •• . . _ PLing R,F,4IA .RE c KON'l'le in - Ltient•lS( l . lr64:lloll4lllllteit, were taken abet °ren- s , ? war. The Writers:are allowed titotain their swords „ - ' ' • ' and baggage. .. Thegarris - on Shall, deposit its arms•ko. ! pied by the Prose4ii*Ciilanint. Tlietictiefrevas -rather morrow in the market-place, and shall be conducted. • ' • ova eenvenient und.correct hook of the mistie r of tables 'accurately Mist up . .. • ....__ . ,• - • s.• . . • In . the at - tinder an escort to such place as his Excellency Gem . • • '•.* holeside aad retail , dialimis the amount , severer at t h e two, unt-mentionea its- .4 goods, frau one up to 'ten thou- : tacit *hick Colonel 'Stutteriteint inide, *ilia 'three ,ineral Count Wrede, Commander in Chief of the. lyre l-•eetutd, aaskiablas 04 e:tn. , battalions of Thamen's'divhien en ' Lneehout,' a !United Austrian , ltd Bavarian Army,- shall think. • • 4.: glats, and measitreS • a correct Lisst , s mpg ft, ,w. hi vie, Ike. A N ew Edi t i on , ' Prussian Captain *as killerk end 3 inferibibfficers proper. The soldiers are permitted to keep theit -•- . ,•• ••••••''' •• • waimded. The French, wiry lefettihind.thini mi n t' kifapiacks. • Carriages shall be provided to convey ...---- .4,4 calf lettered, is. ~..• '• . ! -4;,. ..I)LES of INTEREOT, f;OMMIS- killed and Weitided, were - bees - kV persoid: in their i the bageage of the offieers. , ~..• • • 1-,-. mid 11. XCH A NOMA- or' all the meal " •'l' tie artillery and amtnunition shall be eilleitia• •• . 4 td, a number of useful commercial ta- retitat on Antererrir ; aiiitk - iiihe ilitentionorGine- . 1 , • • • ~":'.'e rati Yon ILlelltite •to advance. t&mkttrole• 'with the 1 A A irs; merchants; and wholesnle dealers. • • ....- • ' i• hued in loyal Svo. price i4g. boards. , ...c,, - - --.. t. - .2;i. Nl6.' - , •!rs, : .4% ..:.. ' UerCU to a Bavarian . Office r of Artillery, albs linen A., DlOtta LAW DIC'fIONARY, eon- ' war"lf °I his "'lr." ) t!rarai n. - ... ~- ' ~ .be authorised to receive the same., riou of the terms and the law itself, ire- likittilt,' JAN. 15.--The s igimith lu:skiers wne, -t, •• • . ••• country gentleman, the 'merchant, and in conseeuenee of the insurrection ireiNlittid: Tho French who are sick - and woundithviihitt were the fort, shall be treated with the same care ai thoins . .., ~, 3y Thames Potts, GeM. 14nto. price . ~,,, , . . renevect from their Impr:sonmenriii - tfie nelder, halps , ~ large margin for notes, His. boards, a' 01 ilte Bavarian Anne !orrecteet, abd enlarged. iss the protein , within these fear ' days, marched frOM Heivoetsio4l .-g t - 4 ' • • ' . . - . immed i ately on the signilig 4)(114 )elipitulation, ' 4 to be embarked.orrboard the transpoits Which brOugfit the e s of this fort shall be taken possession Of by 'CTTON In the ITALIAN METTIOD • By R.Ternar I . Sisal Editi o n, au. 1 the Eneliih catitilir to A%filliamstadt. '` The number ~ m i . 4: l ri :e ll a t t ro th o e ps l;a ' se of the Geed ' '. ll•*/ baßtilarighill " . .• . - is. ..,., • 5 of SRORT-VIAND, by which whi c h prociededihither. amounts td sli . out 11500. . ibis 24th, December, •:; - » g: i- . '•,' : • .f- our. than in one hoer pod a kaithy_ t, They luive beeit stipilied. by -the'lhit•eil Goiernment ' ••• el Richardson, late Tearber at Chisme :i with every thOrk'eatetilatecliO• iendei. - the voyage . • • • . Edition, Bvet. 'muds, 80., • '''.' . 4 keidthhil and eirrettable. : . ;.• .. ,4 „ . ••• (Mailed) " TRELIBURG, Bavadllegileeet .• . , • tEST„.turcurately rah-elated' ' ••••,...,, :• I-, •e - • • •-:- .' :' 4 -v-..,, .44,0 4 ,„„,,,, - , '.%••IIAART, L CiPtiIIa Oftllit 'Part" 5 . :.,,-.2. ' - , ~• .• y . nlto 93 dayi , and from ItoPt t --...... . . ~ raw,il:Bll, te 4 percent. J . 12 frbasues e • - • - PUBLIC , ORORIL-"" .'• . •••„ ..,.., .., . ...• . -11. , r i ..; w 4.. L . l . k .• 1 2 . _ . -._ i .. , ... . . 1 ",.. Ammo. Price s s. extra boards. . •IFi Gur ij*,?4,,..•...:TheconTurhuiht)el ; L ., . • - iii. - $l - 424ve a ANQ - 4 - 4.I 3 ERS . •. .. " I 4 4 . . ' 7 ' - • ''"l I Islet TRAM, 'MAN CI PACTUREA; hat „,•,.. ~, ,- i l , ~, . ,/, .: -. ..., - •,- lag vomiter isevoisais of all (A/dire/gni ,wr ar uepaettcotegria Se TASSie ' 'r te 4 2 ,, ' . , 1 Mali after': By 14. Mortimer • a with and 1; its* ratert 4 ol4oll : lVOnr • • . ..i.. ;‘,, • . : • •" 1 /" . •.A. ' ( 4;t . - - 4.? ; - - - u --, • •r••••••••.---. • • ee• -- .1 1 M114 - jiEc. 2t.-00 the ‘26th i c,the )st:divisioe of' .... . . ..• , . .- fa ' T• ' , ... ••••.',.:•:- • • '''.' .. . ° .'• r ''' Priri ilar . . • • • ; Art. VA,* goodk ittrit:/rItY . ".., liel l i:de passed this placate" trance, inn/ lens . ,„ T ad Hig,heeds the Priamis of Wales, . . .., : , L ,_ ~., • • .., ismor .. .. , ~....4- t flight at Azcain. ' '• .• , , . • 'IIYSICIAN; or, Every Womitn° - r9r.!"*.n t . ... . -, brillii head-quarters in Peyrehourade; send, •. A emu/ nine a Series of useful sad ,late-i:.leri.VeY shod l b . e';iN .: . • ' ... ', _ . 41T0 in . .La honce, and some. other town( objects of Importance to the Health OW *tit f lib t u.i•wr dhittletei-• • ••1 - ..k. - . ... nal!. kitnr.'z-Tht/g inat#4lOrt -% • ' , -t• - 1„ 0 ,,,,-• - • .0? Ajle Adout, from: whence. they: opt ; ..,-- • • :' u. V ENEI., M.D. - j.• . ' - negation with Boyoette loy 4tsst rivet ~. 1 I' . Ira powers in herbs are found, Ai Megi'itrateelittl be forwai. - ' - • ' . • .., . ...,. • •. • Ine. lake . bushels of.. meal and t 0.1) bor.• d and the burning wound; . the district ,bake tbattioPtitt tu tsi Il4lolllor 4ME 4 ,- • . ••-. • v•- 1 .. ... - • ~ , the fliaiinglien4 :amnia. , _. • Apoi • of the . - de • igtt# ..... e .,.... 0 ,. , z :.,,,:,- • " A 1110111 • . which *eta proostil+4 . by: It .lcsf ' . _,. . ( anal, and toll the throbs of pall. ' I Dits "' T Y 4 " / ""'''"' tit. - • " '' '..'': '' -'' ~..- ,„ • . . , , r the Author. at his lonise Nada, Al ! 1 Art. 1.0. 7 44 the invent • , the . a1ii.0.9 O nti Ll ~ .. ' •i ' 4i ' • ‘ ' . are j t ro d sold by NI • M."Paciratits 1• ^ . '•• .. . .., . .. , _ 4 ., ....r.. . i ~ illaP i h i 111S_ _ oramentaaqo sett Germans. inlite '' - - 4 .4 II A' i.14.:-•=sellg ' ln ...... S. ..r y ' .'' -- A • '''' • • .• . • . - . •• ' * • ' • .- 'lmuLaionlocted. ~....... 1 t i f m 146,.. , :-• .-.,_--•.- . ..--.e.,. -.. ~- , • .. • - .. ;. . - • •d by 'nail respectable ; sokiellers - I - he etr. . .. • .-..t.-. f. , - o r oh a uok cia ! s of the nro /efts , ' - assthieittraintiftiviiigtObbiliity * - -1..4, •- -.- .. .. . . ntriosity, each Copy 1" I " - • - - • , : - L s he Madrid Paewes,which come down 'to the ?Ath - pirate envelope. • this Order. .... :. ~••.„ I." • 'N. c 011 on : te l . and the Vitt oria, g Which ar . e , of the sth lust. Tni LAwnsitrittA . „, , . MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Head V The Cointnissary•Getteral-ot the War Department in-tio 'intelli ence whatever • ) ' ; • boatoa, tbe best Accommodatina far : hereby re q uires all Half- p a y Officers belo ng i ng to the ! - . - 4 :hob% boq'uers, and moderate charges.- • when, M a il Coache s , &c. set out front , former corps of District Zia ors and who are still 1 TIIE ARMY. . 1 : i - i capable of serving their Toiletry, immediately to pre- t - F smii.hiii:- - Qom*, to . tarry four Insides, sets out Cross. Ilifirkie , !sent themselves to the Chief- Officers aathorized by GENEItAL ORDER. ll,niter,woril., Hi g h ', ..i Ain-afield. thiesthorp, Northasoptne, - the cornmisgery-General et the Department, in the . . Horse-Guards, Dee. 31. !,lillieverpool. next Alterman... : placei where the tieb;•Ofllcers are ctinvened, betong- lt has been represented to theCommander-in-Chief, 4 writ:wool, Dorchester, r 4 N „ p.„ 4 . 0 „,a,-„ ery Fil is imi s nr „ ll i t „ g b ' r ing to the Lendsturm eihd• Land Militia, fer - the per- 1 that it' frequently results from soldiers bein g in. . with a Gir a rd, shrou g h Ilonit..n, As- 1 pose of theiebeing . restored 'to their former tank la t dallied with. furloughs, that they return with their amt. flasingstoke, acid ITsgthot. t their corps. Pelethet ou ; :,h, •Stittot4 and • litsallbt. . • • necessaries much worn and damaged, wit.hout any ~ mach, sets out every Evening, Couches means of supplying their deficiencies, his Royal Loth, Criritroy. and Hull: " • highness is, therefore, please d . to direct; that, in • G ERMAN_ ; PAY E RS. riarjam,-limeniford, atne, rust. Wes. ... • ~, ... . .:, . d, The F.: peditiot. every Eveuin 4 at ..-. .. .. --wwww--. • future, soldiers, while on furlough, shall receive raceles..lioad_juo, Dale-streeti-Liver- I only two-thirds of their daily pay, viz. eight-pence • ,tilt. ernw.ltwrz i , JAN. 2.-Yesterday, in the afternoon, per day, leaving the remainder to accumulate unlit L Plying Ket Coaches, through Ckip- a ft eseaignelioary bustle : was noticed among the • • • . '. irlhortot t it, every Afferatanu & .terrive-al r• 1, S • they reknit their regiment, in order to its being ap- r rencee, sut the purpose was soon discovered, f or ! .._, • plea to the provision of such articles of equipment • laid Inn. flail,, tool Itte'Ltol.ta Tavern, !‘alan•Bri-ret, nest Ilitorniog.--ConcheS they packed up, and with great •precipitation pro- *' as they may require at the time. The Paymasters of • , Ti t onta,.ne. eeded to the iwierior. . Every circumstance indicated . . • -I Conch, called, 'The 'Rockin,Thrtia, sets c - . that the Allies had passed the Rhine, and at four in whore furloughs may be renewed, are required par. • .. atr.pasi :Sere* o'clock I merles Friar markablv easy, w ill, a Go a rd thromeb- the eveitig we heard aeaunonade, on which the bridge • ticularly to attend to this Order, as any sum which araford. Westin-It, Rrtford, Doneaster over the Moselle was immediately. broken down. A 5 ..klett Line, Leeds, ...eat Dery at Now. . ; they may advance beyond eight-penee per day, as hMinile exPelltsiori 'of ttok Coach, if is short trate afterwards -the • Allies approached our ',. herein directed will be at their own risk. / d immable-and complete Public Conoiv- gates,when a deputation frotw.the town went forth to By command of his Royal Highness the Com- • ,°I , being euequalled in Accommodative' • welcome thee as deliverers, . and. the bridge was so • 441., • mender-in-Chief. * • I. .Prestan,_ Kirby -Lonsdale, Bolton, quicklrrestored. that at day-break 15,000 men, un- HARRY CALVERT,' Adjutant-General. 1111ers.dng Post Coaches; chef After- der theca/mound at Gen. st . Priest , marched into s Geardeti.c . . wit, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, . the city. These troop" had crossed the Rhine at _ , - r•• • . gainpilier- KAN Cnombpk, Ktngswelid *b oo t s k league distance frim.Vulleude, without . the , The following occurrence, says a correspondent, . sodaspeola wet Coach 41)aily).be relied on as having taken place oil the North ~ loss of a- sin g le num. .The same night Gen. Blucher • may t'. Edinliurgh, new' Coach, perfirme d ; Road a few nights ago. I)uring a hitter cold night, a , *. eels silt every m ure ir &e , h a irp a .. ; I had passed with his: corps.--a .few leagues above the of Newark, Retford, Tadgasier, Dar t ' the epere,•while 'several thousands more did the like decent dressed woman, with a child in her arms, he- .e ... D o rh u ni, Morpeth, and Beivrick.- , ;. , _ vaimr„ selves fathomed front Ow. ka g ta o f r i le I at • pore tsiaafi, sotto * -on tne following morning, ad- came nearly perished in travelling outside a stage .. ~ time they otunte, and thkm ProCeed 0 1 vaaced".•upon Aurien nrch. • coach , and her situation excited the humane con- fare. J. Clark, the Mtn* Swab. Ch- .sideration of the coachman, • who stated her ease to rim .. . Yesterday m . orning some . F renc h prisoners were Douches to suuderlaud, lull,. Sca . er Pinee,'. - brought in w h o a concea l ed •h ad themselves in the the inside passengers, three its number, one of shorn objected to her bring let 4 ,;in, as three insides only ad Walsal'.wew Post Coach, every oeiglibbot PI.; 'wood, am ortK whom was Gen. (1 -,..ueriiig. . . . , and Whitrhaven. Pest .Ceach. goes -We cannot praise sufficiently the good conduct of .were booked.. One ortbe. - .passorkers exchanged a tip .41 or way. Paves rbro_ugh 1 the Allies. • . ; with the poor woman thet.stage, and'then beaked her •atahridge Richmond, Catterick, ill • ar inside, and, with the ctincurrencOlit the other pafro . . .:. i: 4.slcdsvten, JAN. 3.-A number of liollandeetar. .. . , senger, introduced another comnaiiTnit tor the cam. ,h r e te en ir m oei ii;) (o . p se ocamer ts uut , ev a e nd r; O m easolo i.imait ila . ties her e . daily,. who desert from the Frew*, and „ . pang of him who objected relief to the bmale; 'rt. r ,, .. in a sack. The granter was otitatiln keep op ': .•, l''With illelgyikreiifeOlitY• Pitssentere who receive passports to. return to their native coun. - 1 . , .Jamituswer piewure..have.the pecaliar , ry. • - bkiz io setured in the next Coach. *__ Their jay is extreme at the exchange of the a Pig a constant peal of music, which, ttteWer with - the • •.• I ;every. Morning, at half-past boddage - -•of France for the honourable service of their , . : reproaches of tie.' two passengers, fairly' drove flip .. ownloveeeiga. • -. • .. fritiatitiank; - taiiioiley, Nrietwien. , ,• tendrr-Aearted _passenger front the coach ere lie had ... 1 rwneleicrittest-Caa_ch, every Eveoiog, at sia' ersisettz. JAW. 5.-The corps o f -t h e Russian ' got half..hia journey. The wag whO introduced the , . General Count . Wittgenstein passed . the .Rhine last ~ last amiable companion is a Yorkshirensati, and the lititAnNtitt Tang, New Coach, ever& night,d•welar. Rastadt. Strasburg and Mayence will , affair has caused much merriment in the North. .. . bu ti„, : 26 , w : lr c,r g i er ' 4 ,,',* N e ' o , oo ,' ' li e . wo nt ', soon he invested. tat--Dretehterery AftemlOustotaatd*d.' • DttessuAntest a Jax..7.-=-Yesterdey afternoon, at • We understand that one of the fellows originally Feuil3lo o / lattl Shilrlali.o. runt ' i' abant one o'clock, the Russian - Imperial General taken into custody, suspected* of the murder of reV•tseniee, at riie 0'1:1114, , 1 p i edisis. g uit c o g icts 'aikid s ic 1, 4 * .. •Wiallinglrroti*; l as also Princes' Wolkinsky and Moses Merry, the servant at Vauxhall, was libe- uk , a _, - ..._, Ninety, irriwed here. His! Serene . Highness, the rated of that charge, after many and close investiga- -; illillitmer ' Alrelf4ll,- I wit. ,, ' 11 ' 16 " .. ...- ,-'..- Prince - "el Saxe •Coborg-is with us, as likewise the tions, as nothing could be proved against him • but :•, !viiirtrasi wade , Wiiir i ltiaora_._rs lituaidattlAdjutant:Genitril•- Czernieheff. A great during the di ff erent examinations, su ffi cient evidence ~ *Tracks Bir" 41 4 100 lis's 110 1''"', numbers* troops are expected. here. transpired. to commit Mm on a charge of a burglary • .4 . ea% , ail 5 13 4°4 6 1 4 . . 1 klle °'!" 109117 • . linist•Pf.Ace, JAN: 8.4,-4%4 day'a bridge of boats at Clapham. „Situ* his con fi nement on this charge, &ghat*: s . - bmitAs cows eve r the PIM/a, botweeu•Huainguen .- it is said; he liai s meds a coafessian of the murder of . . litribbi T 4h,„ . .r.„ lol-. ......,- .iii, .whick Is ziateided .fur the passage' of. klosfklierg• • . ~. ..,, 2.- • . • .. , • ..• • . . , . 4, • ' A . -... .• • .. , •••• ' .:s.,:i't:-...; - t".4 . -., -. . . ' - ' • . . • " .. 7 . V.' ' `.=•-• , - ....c* .. •,.:i.,t .4 . • • .. . . - ....,. . . . , --, ' -......• ).. 0 .: • 4 . • .....t. •••,:,: k2 :, ~ - _...„. - ~.• . , . - • . . . ..._. , ..,,,; . ..if,...'',•,- ' ' . ..t.c •' .- - ' " i ' . ..... . 1..L.,i , m.,.., . talehoe. . . •,,, ~‘lo ' ,. . - . .-..- i. - .• _ - • • ; • _ _--- .. .. . 7 -4. -`4 t om . , ..; -, „ .s, ~ ..... . . . . • . TO .BE SIBIEB , IIT'AUCTION.' • ' r A :' I ' fftliefllADAtiglic‘' • . ; • imalb4 egr ,itory, Qbweil•alree!, TO-i4ol4o„ris Jai: 21 9 • J ail Ta elve, 'i • l ' • '. . r '•••• 'Or4lit foil wain . HORS Sic4:6 8c0r49 Golding ' , lit • ‘,l 'hands mud a luilf high, five Jaws old, worvnated sound, . phle to earn 'Smoot% aud steady and *slit hi lotroeset 'll !!ay Oldiri i quieriu banbero, 'a. 'leiter barge to *stitch I..severrbl *lever .trkeiki, rated of tvelAbt ; useful Journey lull Chaise Florseg i ounut largOniaetif Coach and C;hak4ot Elrldings,'Maelsinera, Btaileqr. .11. 4 01terok &e. ip the whole-Sevesuy Lois. ..—.3so we vie Well Ilse Morning of Sale, and sold without reierve. Pei . 4clegr:Pa3e•e%ery Tuesday and Friday. .. , .