The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-11 00:00:00

.$O7 t .. .•~•e ~~*' 0 ' , )llf'7 • 1..: r No, 1031. IF Mr. C—, who lilt his house in Norfol. on the 19th of May last (and wbo hasAnee written to his brother-in-law, expressing his intent to go abroad), will eve information where ekher an interview or a correspos. &nee oaf be had with him, every thing will be door it the power of his Frieling to adjust his present embarrassment. July 10, IRO9. Upwards of .e100,01)0 is Covina Prise., IN THE TIMID AND LAST GRANT) CITY LOT TERY, consisting of YO,OOO TICKETS, To be Drawn in Duildhnil in Four Dnys. NO FIXED . PRIZE. THIN; much-onprooved LOTT KRY contains TWENTY-FIVE 4pRANI) CAPITAL PKULKS, coo-wing of T ENT Y-N I N SE BST NT lA L FREE -11011) HOUSER, discharged of Land-Tax, situate in Ski n nev-stre:t and Pickett-street. &c. which "Mr estimated iu the year 11106, by five ereieeet Servelen, cell proved by thou upon Oath. hefore it Committee of the Haft of Cons moos, to he worth upwards of 4100,000; hat y they have sines ready increased in wake, It new S u • and Estimate are prepares;, which will be idesilliettaltlisited. 'rickets and Sham+ are on Sakai the lit:eased Lottery Of and by their Agents in the erlessary. PKESEstill • P R 11* E. Ticket.. I did 8 0 1131 f I Ei g hth . XI 3 0 Quirter livteenth 011. 6 . The prise same the 17th instant. 77W REAL JAPAt TRACKING, MADE BY • DAY id MARTITI.• Tfirt Invaluable t:empOsition, with half the se-tt:11 ttbnur, produces the oust beautiful Jet Mork ever belteid, :Ant* Oren*? nourishment Dottie leaiher, will nut aril the fittest linen, perfectly free front any unpleasant smell, and will ret3la tosques iu any climate. 411111 Whlliftilie by Day ttuJ Martin, at the Nlanufactori, :Nn.9i, Hip:A-Holborn; ivetall by F. DTI', N.). 7, Tavionek street, l • .)%rtit-rartien; W. Day, St), •wallotv-fitreet; Atte% 416. 1, Finci-hate t sad by the principal Root-makers, Per fumers, and Oilmen, in the Mernpulei; and iii every Town throu f ,hout the United Kingdom, in atone liottlef., price li. lid. curb. LADLES' BUFF. DRESSES. lIE objections to Buff I)resses, from their buhifits to &aim. aiyi the difficulty of removing them, bre now - entireN ollaiate4 5y the me of II U I)SON'Ff Cif t•I -.111IC AI. Bi,FkCHIIYO I.IQVI 0, which removes Stain of Red Port Wine, Ten, Colin, Crudra, bic 11ilil Le w , an Ld eather every yeetabit• matter Isom flag-Minnaw- , , aas Lace, without .iittriug the Bull Co lour, or te [Ulf , 44 the Cloth. Prepared atat'floid hy Ruction. and Company, Tier Ara jest v's t•hytnistia.:l;, Haymarket, Loudon; sold also by Ba con .111.1 lio,*(llfaid-steeet; Ite*. New Bond street t Harding mei '•ll4vvre)l, S 9, Vnde, 4ti, Cornhill 1* NOMA l and thrprittripti Perfumers sod illedieime Voris" tbrallirblat the United Kingdom, in bottles at 3s. b. and eaftb:‘ • NEVER-FAILING CUtt II•FOit THE ITCH IN ON E HOUR'S APPLICATION. • ' irrthose *Meted with the above Disorder ii&ItCLAT'S ORIGINAL OINTMENT Is reentie- Seelig as a sife, sisrag, sad dreamt remedy. Thit• Oint ment ba• been in general Ise for apwardS of seventy years, arithluit a rime instance of its baring failed to rd the atm, inaeterale Cases. It does not contain the smallest particle of alercurr, or air saber ,dangemus ingredient, au.t way be azfelc u.ei by persvi of the most deltaic colutitution. Peatietre requested to tibtirry.-, that nnue ran possibly be grootrue anima the none of WM Ptoprictors. Salvias and Soo, are eagrare4 es the stamp :axed bleach box; and great dart r mar :tace from the tirgloct ef this Caution. Sold Wholesale sad Retail, Isy Harrier and Sou (the only sacra--ors to Jsrluan and ( • n.), No. 95, Fleet-Market, Lon don. price le. 9d. duty leeleded. TILE NIOUTH is subject to many Disor. tiers of the most unpleasant eature, but mute partici,- larty Scorbutic Ilionnurs, Tooth-ache. and Ulcerous Places. In its t lass was it more eyigiCill than is Gentlemen of the Ea ; but now they u-c and recommend the CEYLON EX -0 TIC as not only the most el t and agreeable Deutifrice for rendering the Teeth brutal ly white, - bnt the only certain remedy (swell Disorden of tlid, Mouth. Immediately upon application it will cure the most excruciating Tooth-ache, Biles, swelled Fate, &e. In a few days at will entirely eradicate the Scurry iodic Gums. make them Arm and health ful, purify decayed Teeth, present them becoming wane, fas tm such as.may he louse, and render the Breath delicately sweet. Tu there subject to Soren, or Ulcers in the Cheeks, Gums, Tangoe t or Lips. it is particularly recommended. If a T oth as decayed, or the Month in a had state, let the Proprietor kook at it (be sequires no fee). thee if the Exotic be u-ed as he directs, nit Di-orders incident to the M h Brill be completely cured and prevented ; unlimited Mastication restored ; the necessary Nutriment for existence be relished with a true Aar our ; the Valetudinarian Waled in a state of taavalescetwe Ana health, the greatest of all sabluautv Ides sings insured and enthused. A siugie experiment will prove the truth of ill:. foregoing .tateusent ; anal it Is but fair to infer that ISr person once made aeusible of its vi °rift twill never be mahout at. The CEYLON DENTIFRICE, fur which so mach enquiry is made, in consequence of the Sala being remuyed tram lohowqstare, may be had at 'Mates 4!, Oxford street ; Pestles s. 78. Strand ; and of the Pro prietor, No- I. Temple-place, Blackfriar's Read, near the Circus. Price Vs. Pi. FOR PROMOTI VG van PRESE.RYING TII Al R. 111 1 1 11 E ROYAL FAMILY' I and Ladies and Geode:lien of Distinction and Fashion, use RUSSIA OIL. for moistening the Bair when dressing, whieti is SIP great a :smasher to the Hair, as to prevent it turning grey to all periods; promote. the growth, amkes the Hair pow thick alai inug ; prevents its falling off ; and restores It en bald places, if the knit roots remain. Several Gentlemen that were bald, have declared, that after using the Russia Oil re gularl Corsi x months,: be bold places 1.-•caine nearly coy ered with hair; promotes eyebrows, 1. Waken, and prevents them turning gy. Lath:s re and Gentletueu l* ten wear false Hair, will find the RUSSIA OIL a valuable article to use whets dressing, asit gives it a natural gloss. It is generally renaulted bv per soma wearing false Hair s that after a short time wearing it becomes dry and sti ff , and is easily divcovered :by using the RUSSIA OIL it prevent' it from being discovered, as it keeps the hair soft, and renders its appearance natural. The high reputatiou the It USSIA Q,IL has gained for pre serving and promotiog the Hair, and eTbe great demand fir it, h:tve induced lately envious personsto copy the advertisement, Jag to ad,, rise article.s for a similar purpose, which hive not the etlect ;it particularly recommended to observe the label no the outside wrapper or each bottle is s igned in Ras ,i.lll gold ink, " Mochrikufsky mod Prince ; . any whbeint that sip:mire are counterfeits. Price 7s. per brittle, or one bottle containing four small, at 0.5. Rajiv., oral: guinea bottles at tire ;meads. Sold Wa.slesvie mid Mail by the Proprietor. A. Prince. r, John-street, Ozfortl-Greet; amt. by appointment, by Smith Perfumer to his Majessi ; New Bo w l-street; lieedrie an d bani, Perfumer to her Milkiest v, Tiolibeme :meet ; R is Ivy and Blew, Perfutners to the Prince and Prim ..esa of Wale., and Doke and Ouche-s of York, Cockspur street Hardie( and Brinell, No. zog, Pall Mall ; Newberry and Soo. di, St. Paul's Cliurcls-yard ; Dicey and 1 4 6 Low Church-yard-yard: Barclay and Soli, Fleet-market kr, 4, Cheapside Slaw an I Edward!, 65, St. Paitl's lurch-yard ; Berry, Johnson. tirrek-vtreet, Soho 1. 4 )w. Strand ; Darnall, 39, Fleet-street ; Rim, 61, Cbenpside ; baron DO, 0 sfont-street ; Withers VD, Strand; Ward, : , 24, hulhorn Tull, Royal Eschriege; Bull, Dublin ; Racism, Edinburgh g Gallia., Salisbury Crutwell, lath ; Shepard, Bristol; Darson, Liverpool: a;.d hj most prin cipalPrfamem Of Medicine Yeaden iu Englund; Ireland, mod Scutlawl. _ - - - - ----.-.. Ithopeteepen sesii:44 their orders to au' whole ale 'ruder they deal within Lomita, will receive liberal allow atatm ~:' ~ ~ '~ AM entered upon at Michaelmas next, A RESIRABLE RIiSIDENCE fur a Genteel /IFamily, situate at the Ferry side, iu the parish of St. Ishmael, moo istiag ofa modem-built D w euANG-HOUSE, called RORER L'S It I.ST. The ground-Koos contains two large sitthig-rooms, serwants'-hall, and kitchen; on the first Barr, four large rooms and a dressin-rumn; on the attic story, three excelli•ot bed-chambers ; vaulted cellars, Ac. Itoneee's R XXI is situate on an eminence, commanding a beautiful land and sea prospect, bounded on one part by a sandy beach, desirable for sea bathing and otherwise; com passed by from 10 to 50 Acres of excellent Lend, sr likis may be taken with the House, to which adjoins a well-stocked Kitchen Garden and Orchard; distance from Carmarthen. by a good turnpike-road, eight miles, and by the navigable river Towy, with regular passage boas, 10 miles. For farther particulars apply to Mr. &heard Carmarthen; if by Meter, post-paid. I - - ORIGINAL COACII OFFICE. . SWAN WITfl TWO NECKS INN, LAD-LANE, LONDON. Ig• The following Royal Mail Coselscs,arid.other Carriage‘ set oat from the **wee Inn, fie. n RISTOL Royal Mail Coact), on a new and Al improved Plui, carries Two Outside Passenzer:, on Sriinr, throtier Marlborough, Chippenh 3tll, and Bath, t. ery Evriung. at 'Ulf-past Ueven &Clock, Sundays, Quarter be fore Six. - - RATH !total Mail Coach. aria sew and improved Pion, carries Twu'Out3idc Passengers, on Spring , tnrough. Marl borough and Devizes. every Evening at Half-past : Seven o'Clock, guarter beftife Six. Pt.vmobrit Royal Mill Coach, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Mimeos:lees, on.Sprinp, through Bath, Tauotoo, Wellington, and Exeter, every Evening al Half-past Seems otClock flMdieis, Quarter before Six. Exf:rca Royal Mail Coach. on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Pasengers. on Springs, through Bridgewater and Welliugtoa, every s Evening at .Half-past Seven isTlock, Sundays. Quarter before Six. EXETER Itnyal Mail Coact, on a new . and inlprorellf Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, nit Springs, tarmagli Salisbury, Dorchester. Bndport, and II onitoti, Every Evening at Half-past SevenACClock, Sandays, Quarter before Six. 6 : FA LalOrTll Royal Mall Coach, on a Dew and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Pinworm, no Spriari 'through tiakhampton, I.uniiceliton. and Truro. every Keening at Half past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter befbre Sit. Loy tat sou t. Royal hSail Coarb. oo a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Panekers, on Springs, through Coventry, Litchfield, Newcastle, and Warrington, every Exeriing at !tall-past Seven o'clock, Sundays, Quarter be fete Six. M %enteritis Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan' carries •Two itside Passengers, on Springs, throu4li Nortlmaptou, Leicester, Louglabormigh, Derby, Ashboarn, Leek, and Slacclesfield, every Evening at Half past Seven Stiadays, Quarter before Six. B ate IX Cilia a Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, through Ihmstabk, Stoney Stratford. Daventry, Due church. end Gotteutry, every Afternoon at Five o'Clisds. CAK Royal Mail Coach, nu a new and improved Plan, carries 'two Outside Pinseagers, on Springs, through Manchester, Chorley, Preston, Garsuog ‘ Lancaster, Burton, Kendal, Shap, and Penrith, every Evening at Half-past Seven &Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Six. Norwich (by Newmarket) Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plat, carries Two Outside Passengers. on Sprier, through Newautrket. Bury, and Thetford, every Lverabg at Ilalf-past Scrim o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter be lore Sin. NORWICH (by Ipswich) Royal Mail Coach, no a new and improved Plan, to carry Two Outsides ' en Springs, through Chelmsford, Colchester, Ipswich, pod Scbole Rini every- Evening at Half-past Seven o'Clotk, Sundays,Qdatter before Six. EXETER Merciiry Coach, through Basingstobe,.Saliehary, Dorchester. Bridport, and Honour), every Morn ing at Four o'Clock. I.tv ea 'oat. Ninchine.Coach, through Coventry, Birming ham, Litchfield, Newca-tle, Congletor. Kuotsford, and War rington, even Afternoon at Six o'Clock. MANciiiEsißlL elegant Post Coach, called the DEIYI- A N C L. to carry Four Insides only, travels equally as fast as the Mail, through Northampton, Harboroagh; Leicester, Loughborough, Derby, Ashbnurn, Leek, and hise.ciesheld, every Afternoon at a litiartia• before Three tielock. RI A acassilat Cornwallis Coach, throne. tensabampten, Ilarbornagh, Leicester, Loughborough, Derby, Ashlitturn, and Buxton, at Twelve o'Clock, at noon day. Gl. tsco w,ErviNnOROLIGJI, and Po RTPA retell Coed". C slots LE Post Coach, called the 1)EFI ANC V, throng Nlanc honer, Charley, Preston, (I,olll ll g, haßeaßlea. Kendal, Shap, and Penritb, every Afternoon, at a Q before Three o'C:lm*. Noawtea Machine Coach, through Chelmsford, Sudbury ( Bury St. Edmund's, and Scbnle Inn, every Tuesday, Than. day, and &today Afternoons. at Four o'Clock. Bt 11l eausa Balloon Poet Goads, through Dosatailts, Stoney Stritford, Daventry, , Dunchurcb, and Coventry, moo Evening at Five o'Clock. • PLYMOUTH Mercury Coach, through Esetee, N ow. a s s o Bushell, 'fotness, 3lodbitry and Plyuipton, every Maoist. at Four o'Clock. BRIGHTON Post Conch, 4hrough Ryegate and Cocking's!, every Morning at a Quarter before Seven o'Clocie. • • CARLISLE Cornwallis through Manchester, Chan; ley, Preston, Garstang, Lancaster, Burton, Kendall, Shap i l and Perwith, every Morning, nt Twelve ti Clock. IV t osu a Coach, every Afteruoonat One &Clock. Sour,' s sterna Long Coach, through Basingstoke and Wirchester, eseiy Morning, Sundays excepted, at Four &Clock. ha Lisnun v ( - nark through Basingstoke and Andover, every Wyman:, at Four o'Clock. %To mint ItitiSTol. ROYAL VOILIINTEP:It Post Conch, ilsrou,th Marlborough, Caine ' and Chippeubain, every. Af lemma as a Quarter before Four o'Cluck. This Coach is worked in a superiortityle. YARNOUTH New Pust Coach, through Chelmsford. Col ehcvter, Ipswich, Woodbridge, and endued, at Six &Clock, Sunda% 'Tuesday, and Weduesday Mornings. Poarsmoun NeW Light Coach, called the Sccr-Dc /tact, carries only Four Insides travels equally ai fast as the Mail, through. Ewell, Guildford, Peiworili, Chichest e r, liassworth, and Dayton, to the Globe ltat, Oyster-street, every Tuesday, Thurslay, and Saturday Mornings, at a Owner before Five, cells et the Bell, Graeeeharch-street. Parcels and Luggage conveyed Daily to Wolverhamplasu Walsal, Chester, Lutterworth, Hitntbky Atberston, Taut worth, Stalford, Eceleshall, Broughtoa, Bridr„ernure, Saap- Irv. Naptwieb, Vita-Cross, Chester, Brandon, Sloantford, Dii:Zaorough, Swal'bant, Newton, Rounham, Fakenhadi, IVakinghani, Cheltenham, Tewksbury, Nartester, Wis bench, Lyiut, Manahan), St. Ives, Gloucester, Evesham, Cambridge, plareWieid, ieweA, Caddleld, Ueklleld, Frump /mi, March, Fly, Orford, Diu:Ming, Suomi, Greenfield- Cloppingisorton, Ludlow, Cirencester, Portsmouth, Purina, .tkv-port, Casterbury. liastboarn Shrewsbury, Holyhead, iteignte, Banbury. Pool, Chatham, Dover, Tuabridff, , Tunbridge Wells, ibetloal. Somersiliani, Horsham, Mar ke t Drastim, Nlargate, Newbury, Caine, Swaisea, Canner ' theo,•Mclicsham, Brialgpswater, Penzance, Rome, lßri - wntn, pescruheid, Vt hitehavra, Newhavea, Bonaire*, Hal atrail, Nord's, it". Middiroieh, Divinable, Whitchareb, lo:a..1 Hinkley,. Welch Pool, Titehfield, Tetbury, Hull, drafortli, Liacola, katusgate, Rochester, Wortt4 She ford. Deal, Chicheneri Hereford, Maidstone, Not . tinzharn, Shellield, Falmouth, Gla- sues , Yarmouth, Vick ham Market, Lowestoft, Abiogdoio Farringdon, Newtown, Louth, Wadebridgv, ivy Bridge, Kidderasisater, Brams- Beirdle. llidbant, Nlian ttttt uth, Witney, Weymouth.' Ombersley, Milford Haven, Cardile, Cowbride, and Wkr wick. By WILLIAM ‘VATER HOUSE and CO. •„ • The Proprietors of the above Mail Coaches and Car- riazes beg have to inform the Public, that they will sot be accountable for an Parcel or Package whatcy •r, nor for any Pass:msser's luggage, above the Value of Five Pounds, unless the same be marred and paid for accordingly at the lime of the Delivery of aay such Parcel, Package, or Pas sesiger's Lag age, to them or their Agents. fil. 'and secured the person of kbe Cymmissioner of the King of IVirtember.g.... This movement ap. pears to hero been oceav-loited by false sepor trot 'the approach of a numerous corps of Austrian troops." The Duke .of Vainly proceeded through Ws plate yesterday on his way . tO Mayenee, ' The Archduke has, by a freib temitieni, called Spon the laadivehr of Bohemia and lteiravia. to repair instantly to the army. A past of the garian insurrection, which had procurJrd to Brunn, has been sent back to Comorn to strength. en the army of the Arehtliike 'John. General Hiller, who commands the left wing of the runny of the Archdale Charles, has placed his hood, Ptiffters af 4 gßAtufg 4.4actkite. up the cos' municativa with the Archduke John. There are two battalions of the landalier of ; Vienna with the army of the Archilnte Charles, whose head-quarters coutAtite to be at blargraffen enstdel. 'lie .11 sis, JULY I..r.r4ccordlits 5.019141/4 • tellimnee from Zara „the Rusi c t9 t it_ge giedt Istngressigainit the' Ti flitPru serowslii it en the march. egehist Afirfittrople.- AM:WRY, JULY fit.-.-vate••Peetect of the 'pea partment has jesucsi Wit4444§Aion for sequestration upon .011 Op. tlytpaius and. etiscvs of the Princes and 'Prenellses of the 11.;iisC of - Austria, Agreeably to ?hetuitstrOr's'decrei of thi 7th isk. • . • . Bst(ottst, June 21i . —This day 154 °dicers arrived who bad becu talt.2l prisoneapot SO.Aeres der°. , tj. n A French division from St. Andero- is ',gonti ageittat Merqnesito,• who hid • tollectell 0006 Atli at Mendia del YOlDilf ;, god iti tine four battalious went out from Bovril Inset of his re. treat. , According to fresh intelligence received, 300 U men' were taken prisoners during the last engage ment in Arragen. The captured artillery ammint4 to betweips 30 and 36 pima. Our loss is WU kilkal t. asul.3QU !remitted. . Toe 'fleetly, jt..Ly ,q.r-The Aloniteur and other Paris Papers of the ftcf contain nothing im. portant. On the day beret*, thelleirate had heM as. extraordinary sitting, bat *hat took +taco 4$ unknown. Some remorse afAelvs that. 14 1 11414011/ the Emperor and King ode voiroistpieotions of the utmost importance. „ PR IGt7 s E, JUKE 21.—We have receive d omciat intelligence front the hoed quarters of the •Gene ralissimo, that the Archduke John, after hew iag is. caved various rsinforseineots at Cumurn, bad ad. vanced again, and . occupili his former positiost on the Rub. Avesitraq, It.4 6 c42.—Thcre has just appear: ti a royal Ctlitrafi titttlerable Irv!), refatite to She religion and rtligitios cdroerations of Bavaria. Itaketares Viet an absolute tiberittr. at conscience is guaranteed to all the ialiebitauts of Maveria.— Every person may chid eaten isc whatever re. !Woo is* ploy% as .sopp ;us .sha I I hero *twined ihesgie of tweptyyears av!thout auy prejudices t,te his civil rights. his rtgalli4bn appl i es to both saxes . 'The making'of proitlytes, either by %tree or art, is prohibited. it m the...contracts. of mar. rime, the parties, being of **mem religions, bole stipulated that in whielt AbemcWldren shall beeilu. sated, that stipulation 00 6e legally followed ; but if there be no seat agie:etheni; the Male chil dren shall be brought aplit thlrireilliflok t of the fa ther, and thu fesoal* in khat.Adelbsesnother ; foundliugs shall be.br i ought pe of him or her who shall be ch r arged rat t*er gOn est!oti. • ' Bouewia, ,Tune 1111L-On'tlie . Gene. ral Orders were issuttl'hrthelieroftitierters of the Auttrian array, is which is. kit •hitAssiria did carefully abstain from all husr i tlities &plink times ony, until Saxota petrole,spntefesl fluhetnie,, Of. ticial intelligence having beep received of this hos tile inroad. General Am EndeSvas &OM to :4 the frontiers. The Intendant, or tbditni General Tournon, who Irarfotillatin prisiassi ld Bayreuth, has becu seat to IWasokok, 3 r k .„og tags for the Governor of Triesie s. c:9llPt who has been sent to the fortress or Faviiistrelfes in Piedmont. ,t. pone. boo ..• .ioli A letter from Capt. Fla,,. of • tblieediewl• ssbich sailed from Gottenburgit, 20th al pith the fleet under convoy of the Superb ; dateAet %left, yesterday, states, ' that the flelet'allPred'stife off llosely Bay ; on the 23th, in tittililkitb, pasand the Osacella schooner, from the lisltio, distinguish; the Urgent gun-brig is directed tp tow her hard& to Gottenborgh ; on th'e sth inst. in lat, long. O. t: passed the ilfercuritis sloop 'of 'War, with near IUU sail, for the Baltic,' with thlr4lllli at N.E. ...• . a n Mr. Coaarar has received from Spain a prowl of a pair a pointers, a male acs, and a small Mock of Merino sheep, supposed to be the ' most perfect of the species that . have reached 144.Fitilistrit 'Associations for indicting bad roads Srlifutif4 in several oirts of the kingdom . , etuk , piomme to be If grearpobnc advantage. 4, 1 ,0141414 of gen. ° amen, in Nottinghamshire imildhaerigebirk Asv.f entered into a society for th ; t Obti v r e : Yesterday, a fine about eight years of age, fell front a barge iuto the river, f loldoottove I tt , B 1 cli:triap r ibridge• It, alio% sorsa limo .1p(ono# , uva,t was procured, and the boy oactAati4stil dowt below the bridge, throng!' one of Ow centrgoreties b before lie Wa3 picked up. Great Lopes, howeoer, were raterlain.d of his recovery. • - , , .1 • .44 . - - .• .4 . . ' • .. .t. • . .•..• • • :7 • • :I: er ik - ...) . 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' • I 'l.Oll , t on rat 1 / •-qs r 8 ' . .. i ' : ( ~.....,- t b „...._ ...,.. ~ ~•.,. . __ ____._ ..,.......... ~... ...,.., .._, ..i.,, 0p .... nt .,_„,..,.• .., , ..,..„..;.,„ ,• . .. ~ 0 i Or -me " . - ka a ......_.........____ s • . tr-77--.....--m-v....-•••• orikt, ...,...... i ~. • TUESDAY . JULY 11, 1809. , ... ily • _ _ ................ ? „ 2 ,,, ..0 1 • I ...., 0 V t ititlVY P • • -- .• ~.—.---, ' — k --- ___.___ .- • : k CARMARTHENSIIIRE. N bIIDDLETON, Pocket-Book snit' Black Mergentheini. .Iln the 26th , a body _ of anti d ill TO IE LET BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, -LI •• Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prince of Wales, peasants entered the halm, disarmed the gattison, •ill AM entered upon at Michaelmas next, at tbeOriginal Manufactory, Ni p. 161, St ra nd , opp osite Ned- , le-streot, begs leave to tecolamend to tbs Public his gam- and secured the person of the Commissioner of ' A DESIRABLE . RKSIDENCE fur a Genteel re t BLACK LEAD PENCILS, vs loose saverior gagellcuce (he King of \Vint:miler& This movement sp. the Family, situate at the Ferry side, la the parish of St. has been for more than 50 year universally ackndstledged; pen es to ' taro b een occaoloiles bykike " piliwo f Ishmael, cow ktiwg ora modern-built D w ewt4G-HOUSE, and Pencils for drawing la colours cola late itiventiou), To dis- • - called RORER L'S it i.s . r. The ground-Boor contains two tiogulsh his Pencils fromcounterfeas,tlte mark which was fur- the approach of a uuroerous turps of Austria& _._ large sitting-rooms, servants'-hall, and kitchen; on the fiat inerly only Middleton, is now changed to N. Nliddleton, and t roo p s ." T- door, four large rooms and a dressing -trout; on the attic the direetistwoov, Strand, London, stamped on each Pencil. ... The Duke .of Val story, three excellent bed-chambers ; vaulted cellars, &c. Anextensive ii.-surtinent of Pocket.bo.k4 ;And Throad.caseo,„ Itoneer's R XXI is situate on an eminence, commanding elegantly mounted in gold, %/leer, and plain ; a complete as- iilsee yesterday on Itis in w 3f a) l "t uC ci a beautiful land and sea prospect, bounded on one part by a 'oilmen' of Travelling, Writin g, and Dre.slag-cases;" Oen The Archduke huts, by a trent tatmitidni, called na sandy beach, desirable for sea bathing and otherwise; coon- Omen's Pocket Commodes, emotaiulog every article fur i 4, passed by from 10 to Si) Acres of excellent Land, srlikit may shaving and dreitog ; Portable Writing an d, o ntA i ng -4,L s upon the lasseisrehr of gohemia and llionsis. to •, E .. be taken with the House, to which adjoins a well-stocked and Boxes, in ronhocany, satin-o und, leather, hr. • Writ- repair instantly to this army, A put of the Bon- i n Kitchen Gerdes end Orchard; distance from Cnrmartbeu. by tiogyaper, extra tine tut large Pea:, Inc trials ma Ditch tartan insurrection, which h 4 cl procarticd to i e d a good turnpike - rand , eight miles, and by the navigable river Sealing-Wax, and all kinds of tisirionar); Portable and b y Towy, with regular passage boats, 10 miles. Counting-home letter Copying Machines. These machine., rutin, has been sent back to CJmorti to strength. ms- For farther particulars apply to Mr. biward Williams, by which a rithig may be expeditiously aid dearly copied en the army of the Archdoke 'John. General are Solicitor, Carmartheot if hi , Wier, post-paid. are brought by N. Middleton ps the molest parfecisou, w i . ce4lie,74lititeherpongh 43ii and comprised ta a ma b ox. ,, y ease, wh i ch rum, a camp i me .., ter, "chi) command. the left Wing or t/fe "my _ . , - late ORIPINAL COACII OFFICE. . de•k ; somas() ..inall, a. to Ise of th e greatest 'reareniener to of she Archdale Charies t has placed his bead. • Of- SWAN WITII +WO NECKS INN, LAO-LANE, iho-ce.whis trarel t. Wiser% of !; sire and furs to istria•er tin- . ~,.t ers at ,p gts i tuis ; 4 . 4 4 ct i v* . ‘1 p the corn. LONDON . 4 Ig• f C E . O rI) I Oqe iof u complete secretaire. A [aro assortment or 7 v - rr. . - r" 1 . Maxon:, and all kinds of Rae Callate. municatioa with the Archduke John. The fallnurinir RAIPSI Mail flaimehea_ anal Miter Cairrisaa 11. t it - FROM THE DUX!! PAPERS. VIENNA, JUNE 17.--!',its Emperor this morn ing returned very early to Nenstiult. Ills Majes ty is to re►iew the wholc Italian :Italy, and in the evening return to Schoenbrunn. All the Civil Authorities yestetvlay paid a visit -to the Marshal Prince of Ponte Curvo, who ar rived here the day before. His Highness's corps lies in cantonments ) two or three leagues from the capital. It is said that the Austrians, on the approach of the Russian army, removed and carried away the whole of the useless artillery from the town of Oknrutz. - /intrust, JUNE 20.—Yesterday lleorning, et half-past five, the advanced posts of the inane. gentsof the Vora'berg weed attacked ; 1000 of theta came from Weitenun, .over Bechenbergi Aboet eight o'clock the discharge of musketry became brisk, aid lasted. tie near teas o'clock. The marshy soil did not allew tlw cavalry, to act with,clifect l. while the insurgents retained their ads vantageous position ; but when they appeared to want ammunition, the French And,' Haynie" troops attacked them with rehenumace t wed drew them into the wou'ds. They were pursued thither by the Bavarians, who. made a great slaughter among them. The French cavalry cast down • number or the insurgents, and it Was with slifficisl. ty that the offiders 'could save the lives of fire of them. The prisoners reckon their loss in killed and wounded at 150.' Since yesterday every thing has been still. To. day two hendrei Bavarians are arrived with one cannon. SALZBURG, JUNE 21. —The Tyrol insurgents have sent 150 men to Zell, Mittcsill, and Salle!. dee, bailiwicks belotigin4 to us, to occupy them until they shall have furnished 300 armed riflemen. They carried away to lnsprnck a municipal offs. cer of Salfelden, fur refusing to provide li:ad for them. LI NbAl7, Jude 2L—Yestertlav, at Ilay.break, 2000 insurgents from the Vuralberg made them selves masters of the homes in the neighbourhood of this place, and from tilence made a heavy NM upon the town until four o'clntk in the afternoon, %%him they returned to Ilregentz. Of the gsrrison only six were wounded. The insurgents filled 15 carts with their killed and wounded. One coun. try house was burnt and many injured. According to the declaratiod of an Austrian de serter from the regiment of Lusignan, the rcgi. Most of Bregentz contains scarcely a company of 10b•men. AUGSBURG, June '22.—The magetines of pow der which the French had herr, have been forward cd to Passau. LunwiGsatrecn, JuNc 24.—The troops of Ba den and Wirtemberg, which formed the corps of observation by the Lake of Constance, have ta ken a position by Schuffen. - Three thousand of the insurgents of the Voral berg had, on the 20th, again proceeded from Bre gentz and Waugen to Lindau, but were driven back to Laibach with great loss. Cnssec, June 27.—Between four and five hun dred of the insurgent peasants having proceeded to the gate of hlarburgh, on the night of the 24th and 25th, they ireuetrated into the town, and having proceeded to the market-place, were driven back by the departmental guards. The ringlead ers were taken, among whom was one Emmerich, *Colonel in the English service. Among his pa pers was found a letter, addressed to Schill, on the .26th May, in which he announced the speedy hinction of Durnberg, nith the robbers under his command. Ou the evening of the 2Gth, General Buyer, being informed of this stair, arrived at Marburgh with fifteen hundred French infantry, a strong de tachment of dragoons, and a battalion of light Infantry. NUREMZERG, Ju Yr 28.—A detachment of Ans. WO troops, whb cetne to Bayreuth, entered this place OU the morning of the 26th. Captain Jells licit itsuett a proclattiation, exhorting the people to be quiet. They liirt this pince last night ) taking three of our MagUtretes with them as h , istages. They had levied a colitribnlion, which had been io . part paid. This morning a detachment of trench Mal -entered here. FICA RIM le+, /1/41,1V—Yestci day n'e heipi /rum Wurtzbit * llia the Members of the A 4 1.. k 'Ministration of e principality of Bayreuth ha'vi. i i , been summoned appear at Wilidsheitn, ki here an. Imperial Commission has been es . tabllshed. The Mankeim Gazette contains tie folowing - : 0 Unpleasant occurrences have talkers islecc at I 6IN ':'Nkl 7" • 111111 .., 1