The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-08-31 00:00:00

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Al • ; • %,.."44 t '7414 N - 74-:-.7•••• •or!.'t . • • '~ .• • t • tv: • 4 1 . • ~~ No 1096. Pluck go: ESTIMATE OF THE AUSTetIiN TERRITORIES IN TIE POS SESSION OF THE FRENCH. . Or The New Mein Drank. Spertade, finnided un - the pnient Egreditinn. continuing to rerelVe universal applattse. from crow leil andiewees. will he repeated 'every Eveilhig, with the following popul.tr Entertainments. LLOYD'S, Aug.% 1809. 4 T a GENER - AI. MEETING of the MKR -4.--i. citAN AN.KERS,'USDER WRITERS. mod other St: IiSCRIBERS to We PATRIOTIC FUND. held . [IRAQ A GIRMAN #AIPFR.I The parts of the Austrian Monarchy posed by the French troops are t AiTl,Ers, Westminster Bridge. . . . Ifader the Patr ,naze of their Itos l iginte.ses the #tioce:of WALE, and Duke of YeRK. Milli EVENING, Aug. 31, Friday, S. 1 'ember 1, and Sateetty Sent. 2, will be preferred, for the F firth rise, anew Wel' Drama•Spectarle, (the Snugs, Duet;, and Choruses written by Mr. Upton and Mr. Barrett) prolticed by Mr. Ailey, its. called THR SIRRE OF FLUSHING, Pnartravina enrreet Views of the different Places of Enthar hAeinu and 4 , neral Rendezvous of the GRAND EXPKI3(- I't )N, io tne rewrite of whirls the fnlinariag New Scenery (pa utod h. Messrs. Seafe and Artistauts) will he displayed— 's!. 'lnmate srnm the Par.ide-2d. Ramsgate Pier and Light —Sti. The Downs. Are.--ltb. hlattet Place in Mid dlenur:h—Mh. British Head quarters—Sth. Council (hatnlser Fleshing-7th. Quarter-deck Cesar—and, lastly , Flushiag an &eked bg Sea and Land. A eter w hilt will be presented, the Papule: 'Grand F ra hqu 4trian and Pedestrian Spectacle, invented, written, and p- Allred Mr. Astley, Jun. called Tye ARAB' or, The 11111MiltHttnittl of the I)es ART. • T ennebakNeith a GEN EIFAIL ATV ACK the Free bn en. Caravan Gaaren, Ott. so REAL. HORSES, with the I: II,L lit the ARAB CHIEF. In the course of ,the rivalry; 1i041121.048111P the D Company, assd the EmeM • of the II UNTED• 't tIIDR. • T:ist w 4.4• to adindetle whb ewe Comic PiininroinsF,Aalled pr, HA al.l4rif 111Fftst. - • ' Prineipal•Characters. . . I' • • Berlegain t ..74l, B o lo gaap Ppealriet • o jlll 4 Dais; (lea kage.. tehetOdi Norman ; lielvilfe (late r. Awl I. owl Plena,' Mr, laarailL• • Piimtipfl Witch, Rive; 'Ariel, NI in itionlZlTen Ntr. Celkl ; Vioeba : 4, Jobieen. Witcher, Pines, Water 4 Ckriier, ji ti r = i ptst e. ei l l ui c if k pa c. s t rtiv t e he o' r 7lncli f the tririTt Iry 4g. %igid Price at half :pest.eiglit. alN Epteg It Pit ?a. (Colleri• is Places takes at the goy -Office feud ten Imt4l . three a-siock. '' ) TURTLES, From S. ttz . per Ili"; F.VFRIL . large CA•IGOES for . SALE, S virI.LTSH IRE'S, K im's-hentf 'Pavers, reirliry. Tani^ dressed• every day in the h ig her! terfrefiAti for Partin, or cent lean . putt)/ 'own or_eotin!y. a :: i• MEDICEI. AJID AIIKsTURAS. CLDITT Elti3llC K Mei% bero f the Roy al College of Phriiimit. and one elite Physiciss* too Use General - Dispensery, will begin his Amman Gnosis of Lector's,* re THEORY Ind PRACTICE Irf PHYSIC: VIATERIA MEDICA, and CHEMISTRY, on. Wednes day, October 4i at hmlf post Nine in shoe Morning, at bis Dame - No. I, 'Grimm., New Bridge-street, Blockfriars o bitern ' lttrtitsi-Itartiatlars nay .be had. A DAM , 1111 . 11,11. A T., Surveyor and Land icik•Aii4 b Lasdog, laikes the Proprietors of Landed Pro perty ti• t Englund and Wales, who have Foates to sell, or :Paton to Iti; to transmit the Pirtiellars (Nereid% (post:paid) to his eillee, Threadneedle - Mee+ i Lyndon, sr..ere be asa dusting and nnelerons Appl ications from (ien -, tkaem desiesiss to invest law. Slims of Money in the Pur chase of Untied Propert% , and likewise from Farmers froni every Quarter of the United Kingdom, to procure tbeus FIV .45. • N. B. No • Litters wilt be received except th,ne that are riftYstd• - ' - ' . , . • . . SODS wATtR: IhIPROVED Preparation for iMakiug SODA w A rk;it, exceedingly %befell to a4l Formai whp,esitn pterg arena readers the rof Soda the Game Water ioronvetttent or expensive, bat to Gentlemen gniug abrood. It Is rineable for the et, and lacespable of Change in may Climate Prepared and sold bv Hob= and Co. Chymists, 27, Har m abet, 1, melon ; •old also by Shaw and Edwards, 66, Si. l'aal'• Church-said: Baron and Co. 150, Oxford-street i nail fade, 46, Curable!, in Cases for ung Damao, at 45., 6d. earls. ' 'AMES' BUFF DRESSES. _ . FilitE objections to Buff Dresses „iron their 111 liability to Stains, and the dipicalty str ressoviil them, are row entirely obviated by these or HUDSON'S CHI .: NI It' NG 1.1441.1tD, -which removes Staid of 1111 Port Wipe, Teti. -CsON Fruit, Madrybi a+'4 every y•z,-;.ilile matter from ilistrliiesses, Table Unto. Leather, C.Akrtlh, din-litn, nod Lace,_ without injuring /he Ihdr Co. lour, or the lettere of the Cloth. • Pmpared and SAM by iludoon and Cnmpaay , her I'llYralda. fa, Haymarket, London; sdlil also by con aid Co. 150, Oxford -street; Ititee. 31, New babe l . • sirret; Hard* sad Howell, S 9, P.lll-11all; Vade, 4 .ontill1; Ciffnid, 158, Strand : and the priaciral Perfumers ant ‘ledirine Verde's tbrookbout the C'otted Kingdom, I. .11i'• at 5.. 34. and *each. ~. • tIIALIX,StiE. mESSRS. Cli littl I.: and CO . , Stprge nns, Tate. hi Isis Majesty's service, eltedlenge the whole worn tr. pone a single instance where their Medicine ant Met hod of core have tailed of Cie desired effect. The pc:settee of many years in this particular branch of their prot,:wian, Imo ant fi . res rise to sae arrocctysfnl_l ass. Iles - continue to direct their siuslicss to thelrratruerst O t e ante of Venereal C,omplaints: and flint 'fleringsanent 4f. w hich is the cinweqbence of the penticiden awl itside ful slier M u. a habit long mid m at nohappily mood bp the , youth of both win. In the Gag it will he fAund to be, the• intfaiihse source of Dimmest 1-sheesthdr fa tally developed trs shims bs sppst of JEbil ity, if not timely remedied, tetaiindiN m lamatelires are it. , remote and altimate.edeets. while civintimAliont s bum:, of \hist:Mar Niter • and retrittUll Ntriron-toellpl.VMs,rianally iliameterise the earlier stairs sit th% colltary . W . pet: itinguishUsg under the disorderi incident soda is habit. their treatment is simple, and his miser proved imsdriessfie. l in the trratuteut ura 'msg. laburious,aud much ertemled prac tices. In the most obitinate and complicated cases of Vene- ' real Infection, inch as Ointructium to the Urethra. Sim/WY F.vire , crives. /lard Tumours. l'alluits Latent, truptints, he aiikal Weakness, Elects, ns also S TRICTUkt.IISI, Whether recent or of Wag deration. an•which levee baffled the still of ocierPrictitionerv, are, b. their present improved plan of tre.st mem, effectually and • peimanent4 cored, with oit the patirat tottering thee strut iatiag, pain and alai - ming he morrhage which frequently follows the al-plicatiun of the Is air caustic. In the course of twenty sear. exclusive praetke in this metropolis, namenne. metes ni Strictores bare been and are dails under their care, the total eridicatima of which are etterte t t by a.ate, eerain, and et peditiousniode of practice, superier to any other vet adopted. The Weaker*, relasa -11."1, and debility proieedinetioisi this complaint, ire spee dily removed, and the patient restored to snood and vigorous health. list where the debihtv ha: for - ream existed, a pro- Per perseverance hi their rtstoiathe retisedies; after a Stric ture has been destrosed, is iiidiepetwahly requisite to revive the slumbering sparl:s of Life, and to re-animate the Cousti tattoo. Messrs Carrie and Ca. may he consulted by either sei with tit (mutest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, sat their boar. 0. 107, Hatton Garden. Patients is tie Country arr rennened to state the parties lan of their case, age, andarneral habit of living, dtc. titc. eurbisiug a rensittapee fur advice and medicine!, wbep the same yHI be given or sent wary part of the kingdom. fo en sure that secrecy so essential to tome utsdertakses, she pass age tilletters i rlic added if, the account for medicine. 9th hoe, W I !tutu (Arden. sir FRANCIS 8/011NC, Bart. he the Chair, The .f.illowing litateate,,y4lse receipt and ecpeadiqtre, was laid h. forethe hteetW by Jossrat htaaavart, Emit. on the part of %be Committer. • Amount of Subscriptions 354,677 1 II Interest and ',reit on • Stock mold - - 70,155 1$ 1 Total amount Gratuitie:, and Annuities to 2050 Widno I, Or phtua and • Relatives of Oileers and Men kiiled in action with the Ewa and to 7617 016cersand ettround ed or disabled- 1176,166 I it For the relief of British Prboners of War is France - - 16,700 0 0 For Honorary Rewards 16,136 4 4 For Advertiaensrnis • - 11,187 16 6 For printiag Reports. Cuestas- Letiens, ice,. 2,411 16 5 Income Tax - - 1,459 1 Ptesta<e, Rest, Salaries, aafl various expeacts SAX) $ S ---- .C 531,611 19 2 £124,994 16 7 . . Balance . . • i • IL ag:pprared by thr Report of the Committee, that they lor Mamets•ltriled, and 6710 men wounded, for =r=silain oii!treTu:silagi,oneithaeldpieset that t „ hr em est o i f laspnihnllianr, akielt9 4 ibtlL , - . • Respis4smaiiisonsly,, That the enlarged scaly ap.in which - lie Military Opiintinali lit the too atry are On* carriing on, AMMO? at NKr Y: t. t it(' GI Ode r the original Resolutions i ns,- der * ye. t t he ch• poiain thsCoosni f i ro. tee it have il Fhuitadherhtto appropriated a ti ud id t t, hi ze it le_ ia .: • ly to t* relief is the Widows, Orphans, mid Relative* , t depended feria •IM those sitio fall to t* cause cif. 1 . 'C" ;nss llrY o : l lt4 lijn lW? b'e: ° itlsa t°r h 'h il ° ity from te l i ilale fulti ° r u e 94ll serr are ice a s tle to nd tlie ed the 6 raffintance.mhdr.halMtedi the aged sort Jahns British ... li fiertof War, and jo tote ,up port of the Sghools and .flos ptrals istiniliibed at theilidercutilep‘ts in Frifide. . . l ' 4 That asioripeol.lie Jude to the patriotism and liberalify of the Pufilic, for NetyContributions to Cie Patriotic Fund, thot (he Coroolifteir4salellepretrided with toe-means of cuotinuieg :the . tcgsstiiptptritisf to rims ineciturimpi otijects. 'lint h• SullscriPtleu or' these laudable . purposes be now entered into, and tbal.Cortmitwitioiss he reerwed at the Rar or LJeyil'., Coffee-house, and by all the Bankers iu the limited H.W•sisplaiii. ." • . • . That the Thanks of.this. Meet* be given to the Com mittee, f.,r the zeal and udremitt-4 attention with which th e y haee . eonducted the bo4itess oflfileinstisistion. 1 ~.~ ~. - in,i'l 1 4 5 - . . - . j`kat tbe Thanks ofthia Meeting be given to thg Chairman, foe his able and judicious Conduct In the Chair. •. ?Mit the Tlialitn •of this hileetiV be Nivea to Joseato NI i s Ka r Arr, &q. for the dear a ziatufactory manner it whith•he has reported the prOceedlopof the Committee. * Thar these Itesnistioni,•togither with the habacriptiodo l be advertsse.l in the Daily !airs, • (Signed) FRANCIS BARING, Chairman. The following Pe* *ere Immediately Subscribed t , ..... Sir Frs. Baring dart. i dtloi 0 1 George Shedden - £lO5 0 Breslow Long, 0.4.•'105 0 Richard mid Ed w. Lee 103 0 Edward For'ter • - 105 0 Juhu Mangles - kls 0 Sir J..4F. stmillfhise Amines Mangles • - 106 0' Bart. - - 103 0 Robert Mangle; - lui 0 J. Thomann, T. Skill; Jambs Mackenzie and and Co. - - 416 0 Alex, Glens& W. Manning, Esq. M.P. 105 0 John Tonna - 105 0 Reid, Iroise', and Co. 105.0 Yurd. liasabridge, and 1 Crowder, lame, and Farliell - - I f s 0 Garth • - 105 0 SteplienThorntoo, Bra- *•1 Edmund.,Thos. Waters 105 0. tilers, and Ca. • , _ 100 0 Jahn P. Kemington 105 (1' Inglis, Ether, and tit. 106 0 tu ' Sir R. Wigwam, Bart. 103 0 Ch arles Bouisquet • 305 0 J Wan J. „An-erstein 1113 0 Thomas %%Ilona - 105 0 'George Godwin - 103 U David Pike Wale • 103 0 Boldere and CJ. - 105,0 Sir Rd. ,Neavcs• Batt, 105 0 J. Marryat, Esq. M.P. 105 0 Robert Ifoltdrd - 50 0 Ranee Shedden - 103 U J. N, &Rd B. Peogte - 105 0 Brickwnods, Daniell • James Meyer - 105 0 and Co - 105 0 J otdaitte iiiii Shah . 103 0 IJ. Jacksun and Co. 1034 Francis Netstna. •.: 103 0 Itailton and Itankinis • 105 0 Jamb Putnam • • • • YO p C. Idle. Brother St Co- 14 U T4mmol Muni, * .- 10.3 U Prescytt, Grote and Co. 102 U thi Hon. Thos. KW% 10 10 Editahl Belling - •I 0 Ottba sod 3 oseph Coupe 105 0 ' Quintin Dick and Co, 10 0 Geo. Capper - 21 0 Jaws Abel' - 105 8 Lefevre.Cairiee.* et1;105 0 . I . rise H00..T. Kfso; 10.11) gez..Dr., Bell - . 43 U W. and T. ILtikes and 0 - .. A. Cvoldicbmidt 1,15 0 • Co. -•• vi 4 101 O. Enna Visaed - 1 .0 j Sir Wm. Geary, Bt. - 'll 0 J. Broads nod and Sop o • *Gordon, Murphy, anti 1 1 14;. brit,. ItEry, id •_,_Co. - - 103, 0 to ,l4ll(ashige.• 3d A 1 t'.....: • 11ankey and Co. - 105 0 ser)piloo - ' oVIJ .0 Admiral Sir Julia Col- 1.• Itharmaii.Lotti lid sib+. 1 ~ ,pugs - - 10 10 . scription - - /• -0 C. - Robinson. King's •• • .I?(Perry. Allosterßailfr . •r.-, Alb o9te - ... 104 0 narlow(ddSubocript, L • Lidd*Kenyon - •'- • • 100 0 dim) - - RD - 0 Simon- Fraasir and Co. 105- - 0 Ituard. Sompson..nag , Wiiiii,Woo4,Percirni, Sharp . - - 105 0, 'Aired Co. '-1- **- ••0•465'f . ''.- - ' • lq - .. 'I.: 4.01 PLHIS MU vistri %oy4i, Le f -piel.eATstfri EAKEAGENUIIVUS, sp, justly, !fel ,nog' for they superior ' g 'tp A curing every degree •nrwl symptom of 'tile V kili E lk. DISE.A'.4E the St UR rI( Y tic. • w iihnot condoeinept ternostepint of diet, in an easy, nw e:diti )))) s safe, and secret manner. One .inall tasteless PM is a doie, its Operation inipeecoptible, -and requiring no particular attention. In fifteen days they generally core tliose creel Disorders :. and'Aliere , they fail in that time orperfettly restoring health, • the limiest has the happy anurasce that he orshela at the eve of being so restore.i, let the degree of malignant be ever so aTeat. It is an excellency peculiar to !bear VHh, to make directly to the complaining part, and enter into contest with the iigh ndlug platter, -Which they speedilv• • dis lodge and expel. Tbeyiare deflated by experietweto b.. 11 preterver, of health, as well as a restorer, by tak ing bnly , 'eight single Pills Spring and Fall In every year. lasknEls the Patentee has this et traordiairy obligation to them, ',that Whatever he . promised himself (thin them, they weir sure ' to full and exceed, as though impatient of imported and inf.versal fame. These Pills arainnst wrathy a' place in the cahinetsof Masters and Copiague(' ships; the more bo for that they will keep good hint] Climates any length of Anse, ami that they have now borne the test of near bitty year% .., ith eurrensirg credit to themselves, awl honour to their author, insomuch that during the last eight years, they have rad; catty cared upwards of forty thousand persons, many of wh had been discharged from Hospitals, where salivation had been frequently repeated, and all utoer methods made I use n: . without elYcct. 1 Prepared and Sold by the so le Peoprietor, TIIOS. TA V- Wit, Member of.the Royal College of Surgeons irs Lao-. don, at hip House, No. SJ, New liridgewtreet ; where be , viii give Advice, without a Fee, to PeTSOfb taking I'lll%, and u ill answer Patients' Letters; if petit-paid, on Ow same terms, oinerviag in all cases the most ouviorsble secre cy, tar patient's name or case having bees meatemied. bat 4, their own particular request, by the Proprietor, during the course of mons thus S 8 yeas thaSbe bas had the hirtilitetio7 if an mambo ye sale of the above Median s riml the victim aging thereiruai. SALE Of MERINO SHEEP. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTIONi by W. MOORE and SON, on Friday and Saturday, the 2411 sad 2 id days of September, isa9, by Order of the Executors at 130WLDOWN FARM, four miles from Tetbary, aid 3 miles from liiugs cote, Gloitc,e4terrhire • rICWO. THOUSAND .MERINO SHEEP, 1 Two, Three, Fos; and Fine Dips upon pure South Down. trotted to this depth they will bear the drudgery of folding, the asperity of a severe clim.ue. and the artificial suh,istence of a sterile soil : the Carcase suffers no great dete rioration, sod by (areal selection it is eiearis tree. ..sined that Breeders may secure beauty, disposition to fatten, and any weight their land will require; while the Wool, without calculatint: upon adventitious speculation, realises a fourfold increase iii value, and is equal to most Spanish samples. •,,• This desirable Stock strongly clai ms th e at te nti on o f all Sheep-Farmers, and is unquestionably the most profitable which can be placed or a Sheep Farm. The Sale will bia precisely at ten o'clock each morning. Further particuiars may be known of the Aucti o n e er s , Tesrhesbut*. BRlTlffill PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. b 7, BARBICAN. ciIIEAP AND DURABLE PAINTS FOR ‘..) OUTSIDE WORK. per a. pre T. per Ib. Bright Preen....ad.. Sysue Colour ..6d. ' Dark Blue .. Is. Dark ditto.... 7 Lad ditto.... 6 Light ditto .. 9d Invisible , .6 Red 5 Whlte Chocolate b Black. 6 YeVow ti Turpentine, 100. 6d.; Linseed Oil, tts. &1. per (Lillon ; pre pared Prying Oil, for Felice Hod Outhouse Painting, ss. per Cialloa.—White Lead, Ilniled Oils, aid Paints for every descriptio9 of Work, of the hest quatities. UPfO aad Cdn colour- daisistattarers. 57, BARBI CAN, and 41, LON DON-W ALL most respectfully recom meiid the eve of there i... Parable Paints, whic h . possess great preaerviag Qualities, •aad are therefore pecu liarly adapted for Park Pant*, Weather-Boards, Tiles, 'Awnings, Out-houses, aad all Week esposed to the effects of the weather, as they do not crick, hiker, or peel off; and air a remedy for the worm ant dry . rot. They are .• %- .1111tunely oruassecital, and are free - fiord any disagreeabk steed: N. B. The Durable Paints are ant 'old in le;-; quantities than Rip of 1416. Weight, whith require inte Gallou of Oil 10 thin thee fur use. • -•-• • aicit.taoson . , -' wrocK- 111 Ittllla fl EiPECTFUIAtif :acetitsiat the NU* . 4. fiat' IL the whole of the.** State Utter; wilt be drliwe 1. oae . Dar :loth of October treat. , • I 'M Cotters has 'Old* 3%413 Nuotben (from No.' 1- to 5000 lItd• Four Tickitsof a Number, or, that the Purchaser of a Single Tieket wit! gain a Print of 20,0001. • ;Ey Two Tickets of the maw Piumber. • • A Prize of 40.0001. jl4y Three Tickets of the same Number, • • A Prize of 60,0001. JR, Four Tickets of the same Number. A Prize of t. 0,111101. And all other Prizes in the mine Proportioo. • .4.PITAL PRIZES.• 4. 4 .... Ur 111.5400 I 8 .... 66s:b.—MAN 4 .... . • .... 1,000 112 .... • • MEI Tickets and Ihims are an Sale Ay- 14 . 1 . 6frARD50,4,' (19013 LUCK, and Co. Cornhill, and Charing-Cr0 , ..0, Lou- Ann g who shared and sold last Three Lotteries, No.. 2609 10.127, arid ltidSL. Tim., P- :ass Ad ' *Nowt. smul• 7tifia: 10,00.5. fhey are also t'se only Odkel that ever sold id Shares Tirs.Prizes of 30.0001. . PR EnEN T PRICE. • Ticket lls. Ilalf 11 0 0 I Eighth Quarter - 5 Li U Sisteeuth r 117 0 1 41 0 EYTON, late Partner with Sir .1. nav4aectiata, begs leave to call the attention of Ilse Piddle to the Scheme of the new Lottery, whirl °den a greattr Chu** for obtaining an.immeme Fortune than ever berate known i tts the holders of four Tithe. of the same Number may obtain the vast Stun of . ElllilTl TIIDUS.I.ND !POUNDS. EYTON flatters himself that Due:Antrne good fortune which his attended the Perchasers of TiCkets mud Shares at his late Other during wimpy past Lotteries, awaits them at his present Oilicei No. ?, CORNIIILL, . Where he shall be ..appy to receive the Commands of his Friends and the Public, iosuring toes that every tYrder the) may be plead.d to farrow bins with, either for Town or Country. shall he executed with th , utmost Punctuality aortal' Shares of Prises sold by him in the but Lottery, will betaken, at their full value, in Exchange fbr ethers in the email Lottery, which will be drawn IN ONE DAY, lOth of OCTOBER. , . . • NIIIDDLETON I Pocket-Book and Black • Lead Poised Maker to the King and Prince of Wales, at the Original MaimfactiwY, No. IV, Sitiondoppiisite New oto.ile-strect,begs. leave to ratomaamd to the Publiehis genu ine RLAijK LEAD PENCILS, whoseArrOerior excellence -bits heed IbrAlsore Had ho vete! universally acknowledged ; and Pirdnilsfordeawhigin coiours.c of a late iovent ion ), To dis tingniAbie Pencils from cut nterfetts,tbe mark' is hlch was tors o's-0 v only Middleton, is nnw climiged to N. Middleton, and Inc &triton, IW. &rand, London, stamped on each Penal. An extensive akkirtment of Pocket-hooks And Thread-cases. .elcgantly intimated mph', silver, and plain; n complete as -44f-tient or Travelling, IYriting, and Diming-cases; tiro demen's Pdrket Commodes, coniatoing every. article Ow shaving and dressing ; Portable Writing and l)ritislng-desks, and 'foxes, in mahogany, satin-iivitod, leatbell: 'lke. y Writ &WWl, .extra tine eut • large Pens, tine Irish apd Dutch !felling-Wax, a:id all kinds of Stationary t Portable and Conating-house Cutter Copying Machines .. Tbe6e machines,. by which w ..Inny be expeditiously and clearly copied are brought N. 'Middleton to the utmost perfection, and c o mprised ma mahogany case, which foims a complete desk I. stone s° stead. as to he of the greatest ctsusenience to those who travel; other 4 of a site and form .to answer the Ipurposes of a complete secretaire. A large assortment 'of azors, and all kiwi% of fine Cutlery. . . RN Atmil .. • • co oRiExTtAI. cotibtiL, . . • ii • For all Disorden of the STO MI AC if and llowlft•Si•laatats it.- . ', •srissa s 11,a. - rut.usee s s Cuocie, f., tis a rattails) in Medieine,..llll tsell :tells general nature, thin where the fountain is pollult4, * the streams w hieh flow from it cannot he pure. As tart stsimach therr fbre is the reservoir of the.tion}, fromt whence all its facial. ties are supplied mod nourished. the whole frame must conk- Alnently partake of its i:,reguilarities; limn whencg t tint of the diseases th.o affect the human body trace lbw olfgin, nod to the removal of thole 'diseases in - their pritn-iry princi ples and eitsdinned st.ite, is the Oki Ell TA Lif fAkETA li1.1.: CI SltDI Ali• oust liappil s .iind 'Wert ma ll y adeastate. In the most est wici.otiog chubs, and all pants and obstruc tion. of the s taeh and viscera: whether arising from cold, indigestion,•~ties, or a putrescent state of she aliment= s rchyle, in gavel inatans relief s, and in pll that train of nervous and chrome diwise3 th-it have their rise from imitular lit inc or ate cofeehled Ithte of*the dii,estise powers, warn its pans lytical, lipileptieel, hysterical, and hypochondriacal, its et- . tett, are amooishing; in 11.011lenCios in W Or* of spirits, treiii bliti,s, debility, we..kitess of all the mental and l I trplreat pones. that dependem the tour of the iiiihatels and the emotes of the' oersous- system, its virtues are ton- well kisown is a general and nuonerous variety of iorit.uwes to admit of an. ' doubt. It. a.il inn is not merely cosotio.ed too (he removal ut.' the tint peilkiples of disease, by eleansiwe the intestine canal. tinumne viariolitien, sari giviag free circulatioa to the vii . juices; but reacues with all .the einnklned force of loriiir;il e xcellence the di.eases thennelveis 'IV short,' it a 'printipk bf universal medlelarts attaiialde by—atiy coombitlawas et virtues in the vegetable world, (hey seemheedhappils malted iu peraapooue of the Most frigidly Cordlall the whole del a les*. Alt .. ice afore. - •• • is ,- .fold Wlodesaie aid Retail by gift w ;lad Cl. on the Foot.' WVs iir, at. earl's Charm 1 atsto Laaira.—erice ss. it lAwer Austria • • Germ& MU. Sidi 611! • • Stiria 398 CaritQolk Candela, with the county of Gertz and the territory ut .11uufalcone 251 Trieste Saltsburgh amt KerrhfUltjadefl Flame Of Moravia, about , lBO Of Galena Of Hungary _______ MAO 424111 D 30,000 193,uU0 6.600 AOO,OBO 5J0,U00 The total number of inhabitants in the *bore countries it about 8,475,600. The territory% in dependent of thet Hungarian GaSpaunschafts, the superficial extent of which is not accuratety *seer. tsined, contains 3,775 German siriare miles. Before the commencement of the war, the whole Austrian Monarchy contained, according to Lich teiiiteiti, only 10,936 square miles l and 24,000,-100 inhabitants. It appears therefore that the French pusses' more than 1-3 d of the Austrian States. _ The most important towns in thee province are— • Vienna lnhabitant. •Lintz (;rats I L ar lagelfilitit bach ... ... ~. ;., lO,OOO 11,000 Trieste ... i 14,600 ..•• Ilaitzbutgh - i 9430 Brume n.ooo . •• ,• • Lemberg a ' n6ioo . Crams* .... • , 116,01 A ir trailbertli .' dooewArio.o. 10..41 WOW ' 4 ClAtubsugh . It • b 10,700 . IA •••• With respect to Hungary,. it ought to be ob. served, that, the part of tnaa kingdom in the pos. session of t he French,' ilf that which is the most productive in corn, wine, and cattle. v I .44c . 2 11 . • • . • • Fort Jae. 40. • Theitight lion. the G•overnOr t greeil In Coen. .cll has received the. eiktisfactorriatelligence that * detachment of the subsidiary (oriel at Bydrobarl, under the command of Lintenant.ColotteiDuve. ton t consisting of a corps a gorse artillery, two regimeiats of emite cavalry, and twelve companies of nativq infantry, enspleyed in the province Of Can leash, in the pursuit n( the predatory fureu of the Chiefs, Multeput Raw Holier, Wahid Ali Khan, and Dautlien Khan, after a forced march of near one hundred miles, baring seem:NW an surprising the enemy at the fort of Arnelaair, on the morning of the tBth ult., effected the complete dispersion of their troupe, consisting of between four and five thousand men, cavalry, and lufantry, and captured the whole of their guns, baggage, and camp equipage, and near one thousand tau. %e; the loss, on the part of the enemy, is stated to have been very great ; on the part of the British de. tachmeut, between twenty and thirty ales killed and wounded. The Governor-General in Council deems it proper, on this occasion, to express in sbe•most public manner, the high sense which he entertains of the seal, judgment, and act city manifested by Lieut.. Colonel Devetun, in planning and executing this arduous enterprise; and of the distinguished perseverance, exertion, and gallantry, of the ME. airs and troops under his command, in accom. plishing a march of near 100 wiles, in the space of '4B hours, and immediately attacking and defeat. iug a superior farce of , the enemy, whose.deprt. dation/ in the province of Candeish, and in the territories of.the Allies of the Hritish - Governseent, had so long distothed the tranquillity of thaDeekan, and had rinadered necessary a combined movement 'of divisions of - the subsidiary forces of Poona and Hydrabad, ender flee - general direction of Colonel 1V allace, commanding .04. subsidiary force at Poona, His Lordship, in Connoil, has great satisfaction ' also in acknowledging, on thisfreftasion, the judg. inept and professional ability displayed by Colonel Wallace, in framing the plan •of .combined ope. ratios yetween the two divisions of the sebsidiary forces, which- led tolttie brillient.acbievements de. sisal' by Lientenani.Colohel 'Dovetail, and eze. cult* under his personal commend, with such ex. emplary incept. - • N. B. EDIIONSTONE; • CktPf tlecietarflo Govennuedt. • The..iehn.y, of South Shietth,liirsam . Bligdun, master illtrOWlge, coiPlatten,•en her paisage to London ; *ai'on the tiled' of Stiturday when off ruh foul of by a large sleiV-rig. ged vessel, sapPosert to be a Berwick shack. The Jenny instantly sunk, andall Mmds (etcept the mate and .-boy) perished. • A Mrs. Hall, sis ter to Mr. Btagdon, her son, a fine boy, about eight years of age, and her servant maid, hiving been down on a visit to her friends at South ihields, were returning hnme on board the Jenny, and also unfortunately perished. The• boy who was saved, is severely bruised, and doubts are en. tertained of his recovery. Colossel Woos has been appointed Lieutenant. Governor of the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, in the room of General Titres, pro. motet!. It will be recollected, that Col. MVDSI iieelebrated as having conducted the trigonome. .iriisi survey of England, in a manner which re- Ilects . the highest crest on his talents, as well as en ,the state of tnatbematical scicnce in this country.