The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-12 00:00:00

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A hem/ ' trievo-Shrimlif .0161trr. 94. ; fierequi Pere, L.—Upper 117411101 , ; ,iir. t lltoroi mice, &i. • •" . , ..,.... . ~_ DISTRESS •IN 011181Nikitir. -- '•• .P l ' .4 ~•• ' :. rag MeV 41PIPX*11 i t :- ' ' ' 4. ;*: ' .. lit* Of 1. 1 BOUT eight years ago the'estaraides otetedisesti - I . t.'; -, ...... 11 ,„ ... .• :: • -.' - - . - vine*, ' at XS. by the war indi ff erent provinces of Gammas id ipil '4oollll • as ._ ___,..!. -.i s ,: .. ' '" ."- .... • '-• 1 , 1 • itticatient a Stoincription, and the formation ora 'Committee la 1111 rem% it sp. 7.. Pillti os t i rs gel 4. - t° Witbld relieve the distresses on the Coolinent. • ii4 ._ lngt , lo . o6lo „ day rec .:. a ' 4 - 1 ; it :zoi on these nerthern ' By the e enerosity of toe British Public, mei with the • , 1 A .....„,i- • Ai _ a....... ..nt ... ,.....,..• ' ••• t r . ' - .". entire defeat. To weer& respectable Foreigners, resident in AN (weary. ea 'tato. Boweete_ . 0 Sow area,. eswierme , ...„ to way i " sworn ; a, sent of nearly 50.0001. wits revealed to the Cositinena, which enjoy thibest health. , • . , remised multitudes of individunh and aunties from the ettre- ' The second division fropt ..the.. " iciiiiilq, '' the luttlitilb r ie silty of distress, anal the very brink of rain. ,- :. . . . 4,... ,1 ft , • , W. . T.I. ftirimiebti Fili in P a ri s , rns i will The Committee received , both from -Ge.rosaity mid Sweden. '''7 --.t I,: - - t -"" se w ill "IPP"..._-P c ___ s r" - • telf, whittle' elf ;Illf . I the most atisfactory clamant'. testifyiag Mat the intrillas marc h f or army o f bik major/qr. . limpearm o aeon s. -_____i_u_L - - 11 / 4 sums which had been transmitted, had boo-neared :at am- t h e 4.44,0iis o( p u b * mitiosv to. M i rit ic eth ;...;.: l4. t h e psveaptve) Valli scientiously distributed ; but at no peritad since the•existatee of , " 1 " . be disCouregedi this Committee, has the man of every kind of eatery been so awl 611'1"'•• . .. 1... ' ____. 2 . - would be istsdemstousl , gest, _in the country to which their attention was unit dirated. We have alteedi- described toe vast arced 'us um. _... Never has the cry of the distressed Germnat for bey bees so fence of the inclosures of Paris on an e x tent or mere number es cititees, argent. their appeal to British benevolence se poising, es in coimtry reltb arms ' the present moment. Who could read Use reports of the dread- than 13,000 tiles. In the interior every hied Is toi emollient which have takes place in Germany. daring the em pl o y f io n the feathaelon of sane. IS NOM all If, tin . "St sh° is last eventful yearl of the' man' sangtilaary batik% f•Mttia is VI WA_ loan Asa read had to .1... it Silesia, Lusatia. Bohemia. finznny, smatigabereb. and other ----." ". -- . 9 - 7 . .-..--", ''''''' ... 4) ("et 1 " ; ' and the- . -::.es. ' toe enemy',.,, et ltltioilerb. sod the 41 .9, 1 4: 10 Paelha l a e e .'"wevee at- yogi-IW. parts ; and peruse the ineleneboly details of •li•iwgil alalest, astexamrsied is the math of- Mowry, witaig ai Istasi so llik . ' 4 . • . liPtAkal__ 1 .,,- Thl? . .___.i'laCt r. ,____ x iP... _Allr i jip_ L fitt . k" ' 'meant*? Wisaetwold bear 40 Noy . 4h ir , to owe* It hire . PEARes POLL, CLEANED. AND STRUNG. Intriarousie him from' IftrallocAL Jell" . _of 2 -. ~,......,.....,_ . ...,,,,,,,,,,... seseramecel .a#6 tlfairitor-te TU.4. Advertiser ltd - the.'reet Manefacturei,ilib i l . .i ;•°f"*. o 3' 44 . l willoall iati •il el°l " , ala i a -;. tie° of aetillo.Y• -re 4 g, burcbseilbokribi. ,kier,..into to veil ever ) article a the first fahlan sad F e r r i v i l l: d aes ist 4lld m , .v- ender the balls of- the inktic marlogt. rte - bottlr§ Of lift' ire workmaibbip, at the foil whe t reduced prices, viz.- e stroal aild ti sm arious tliw anVett n enei rdelu ve. desini‘ se. s. d. i e . s. 6, Tattle alleviation of 'offerings so dreadhl; to the reselle - OP-.... la d edifice., w hi ch ha l e f c`r a t i me c asallall-- -I ,l6ll sed. preeeee ; it ifi e ° l l t al t r 1 oar fellow men, who are literally ready to perish, the Omni se ~eleaiestination, are provided with orrery thing Ori" i Heaven reserves for P:ort Necklaces, any Pattern from - - ' 5 15 6 ) relnakint . 0 12 0 this C o mmittee are exclusively directed. 'pie to form military hospitals. A call has beim t heureba a c i in a a l , aim . 1 , Eir.rines per pair - 15 0 ~.. 010 6 1 Many well-aelbeeticaterl afflicting details of the pretest dill. "1. 0 .1 0 • like ever -metaiticabl4: . Dam:leans - , - 10 10 .0 . . .110 0 4 tress battalion. no the 14th, on the 1801, ton thelBd. on the rremi` on . all the CiIiMNIS tO Cornish linen for bendages twigs - ' 44' 6 - upward! -.I 6 0- 1 Slit January. and ow the Ist February, 11114, aid before the ; and %M. Neither the means of defence, nor of °lie ' : from our country Bracelets, per pair - 510 0 ole 6 . Committee. it was immediately resolved, hi reliance on then- coar, will be wanting in case of in attack. - . L 'civets - - IIL 6 014 0 beratity of the BriesbeetAc, to remit. by those posts. Pleven or o .m.- - ~,,ormy. mi.tatatfuoorittingnoinconticilinser.eittjpii Brooches - - 15 0 07 .6 Thousand Three famdren roaado, to rerpeetable ranee with • ems. a. sae , second ainsioa Crosser ... - 1 1 0.) 04 6 directails to arts Comminoes of illstribatioa. 1 Spain, of which we announced them . . iki : your tombs, brave • . Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceives* believe, Amorpt already advertised 410,161 3 . 1 gggived the dafbefore yesterday at if : from the :Thine prices, that every orcament is made of a coax seas. mellows since aseserze. ' ' 1---- - weeps and better dieposed are no where to be fiend • rance! ' you ' who/ position, or what its commonly railed patent pearls. they ant t ; oar history, rise (I .S respeabilly infoianed, that every article iv complied of Odes- T.11e,, 4 11 . 1 g.....k °l..kitgla° s -* • - l A° I 6. ' see eater to meet the sal Pouts from II .e &beets of Ceylon and Perrin, which, being I ra.: --r--- al 0 I Mho E. R. Martin, ls. -. °u •,• • e ne m y.- .t. • • 'With the same spre m•inufartued by the real woo 161111118, are offered to the public " - 015 l*gtos gs 2. . r , army of his. Majesty Litt' uanperor TWAT!, von ttlattulAt w6l much tinder tlteir usual charge+. I Was. IT ntsos. N I 50 0 1.01•00 a Amnia* *wry day new reinforcements. Alt the individuals • . . Several complete; suits of Pearls. new patterns in Morocco I 11 k 11615 "meth Liltl' Company i l i . trio com h' i ed bl. bes soil ' and l ek) - 4 pose tis army aie au mat yt At t, . • -Moose Wct-meat tuber eases, consistiqg of -Necklace Sprig, Bracelets, liar-rings, and PilleY •.... three Brooches, front 9.51. to t00,. ' per suit. too -e nder - emir, Eqglish Copper °I.- 105 01, spirit. They fi ght for their • country in tatepresjpce 4 p pwit , Gloucestershire b 0 Mrevlarieowellka-• • 11 ' of their Sovereign. What more itehle it gan I IRIS, EL u. Apply to J. H. 'Barlow, Pearl- worker and Stringer, No. I ' Sir Henry M '' ..V.re4fOnc., tho 1 3 i l sse ri o cia . -- 0. • no , pin", g al . 3 3 there lid to inflame their eavutige! when they bllert mow _ jrhea , shok y, Grudge-court, Carey-sweet, Lincolift lan - fields. ! Mn. Gillespie Mr. Pena 1 0 S. A. lk 0 i the - signal for -battle, they recolleet gat l t h h el it e r V:. ,vi nr ... ,„,„,„. ;,---, S-boired Dean 2 2 Palmer. 946,104 D.' - lies, their friends , mild all Franc*: iikil 17 -7 ' . r -.• -is Geo. Wiltshire; Esq. 10 0 tefene * 0 epos them. . • . *Tar' 131 411 5 ,__;' Ron-a-t Waioewrigist, Wm. Edward L 0 E vq . 10 le Barnard Van Sundae, 1 relent wet. sweties! The - works undertaken for the defeace of Paris- -li. '' • ' • Ben j. Storey, Esq. b 5 Rsq. ' SI 0 s ' ; 5 i -seeat length completed. The inte ll igence and tittle% Lll i t a al e4 a a i t r t° th° ": 1111. R. Hiker's and Seas 50 0 Joseph James, Esq. . p for the sefee Jane Harris. jun. 2 9 Alta. Maitland, 10g. . sb' Al employed its their execution do much honour t o. •• - • t 7• Lew is and Hughes 91 0 - Schneider . years ago we gainr 1 I lie -persons charged with them. The artillery Is , z.„.„cil, to Dudiev. C ckes, and Miss Thornton Waller 15 15 Mr. Dowpiug a 0: irdittly, as well as the harnesSes, and..every thing is '76; the • TT The Hon. Bast India --- Stokes 1 0 the to place it in battery. The brave pupils toe••T • . d • he Company 525 0 Rev. J. Hare 50 . • Pol t• a • hI h ff• I t e th I re ' 4 " l4 a° " y 4 c. irnc sc oo are .o tie( o s rve e,.. r Claude ficott, Esq. 103 0 Mr. H. Morrell 10 : ,_____ ._ , Our tortreata otk th eines. 0 lime - 25 0 Mr. J. *Word 1 0 flPtees, end they are already sufficiently, , exer.; our seldierai . and Sikes. Soatilt, and Go. 100 0 O. 41:" ide. ed. 4 :be& John Wales, e sq . frie I A Fraud to the dis &waits t nem. [Here follow 66 , - They ore estnblishing, at the extremities of thel • L . I William Dixon, Esq. - tressed Blackheath 10 le O. w. At, a Prussian 21 0 bridge. of Charenton (a village a league from Paris), From ,Lka3d:s. Feb. 7. Govesnor ,arid Cornea- palislitles similar to those which ' were constructed Edward Warner 10 10 1 sty for Smelting Lead 11 : 04 4t%C1 i4 1 441 Thos. C. Warner lo te with Pit aid S••a- at the barriers of the capital. nonville ' stopped Raw. Warin-d jay. IS le Coal. per Barclays .elO5 0 -- T"' troops of Pro ~ w.. ~. D. G. B. 1 0 Richard Smith and FRENCH FUNDS. Julio Tama .S . a Site 21 0 - . ‘. Feb. 8. - 1.4 fr. 21 c. tart P, 4!) ongorosoise George Lyall 10 10 $. F. Evan', F • . te "Maharani JedietamaMitheneume - - •olvetters -•-. 5 e • .......... with w ich Frederick' Co. 10 10 Holland, . Waistell, FEB. 4.-In order telecrease the means employed for Mr. Tobias Atkin- Hon 'n, and Co. 21 0 . the defence of the city of Paris, indentures ( crenaux) 1 SOIMONS, FEB. Inn 20 0 Mr. Idackrell 41. 14d. 6d. : have been ° ester! at some diitance front each other, from the seven • Mrs. Agnes Atkin- A Sent/of, by T. p sets, Great Ormond-T•tkel ; ere 1 I in the walls which are on each side of the barriers.- 1 wider the General street 20 0 Rev. CI. t. les Jee, Feb. 8. end a Friendrri g 0 , The doors and windows of these.barriers, on the side . nerals of Brigade. R.b. Surridge, Esq. Veres. Scour, and Co. 1130 0 1 next the country, are walled up, and indentures also artillery, and 600 R.,..forti 5 0 Wm. Ra WWI. F,sq. 10 10 , made there as well as on the palisades. Before the lions. T. Roberts and Sat- Lawson, &c. Salt ton 91 0 marshes 10 101 buttresses of some barriers, ditches are digging, and , PARIS, Fsa. J. Crotenove and Co. 5.1 ti J. P. S. 11 I Valliant; and palisades raising before the gales. ' i the decree of thi -X. Y. b ii M.S. 1 e 'lt. W. Paul 1 0 Too Children 0 6 Letters from Bayonne say, that the yellow fever : Regent 'luring I Jahn D•ividtarn 3 1 10 A Servant . 03 1 prevent in the hospitals ef the English artily, and froward, 1. El I IL P. Wags. Fen. 1...0 0I T. Ryder. Ewe CO 0 I makes great ravages there. need of the Imperial Feb. 9. T. Greenwood and Sea 30 0 I Binnekeninteee, Wol- Three Child-en 03 1 The divisions of French troops which hare been i presenting the et' anon, ood Elliott 21 ON. N. Koth.oild. Esq. 100 0 1 sent to the interior, are already replaced by new re- Ito be enrolled, etim les (keen 5 0 J. With E , am, q. 5 0 • 5 0 , vomits, of conscripts.. i ing the importance as. emcee te 2 Kern.Gouldtuntik 'James Doniop 25 0 Hee . himn; „,c„,i,,. 55 1 FEB. 6.-The mandate of Ms Eminence" Cardinal ,of confidence is t -1. J. Sodiu %Yawn It) It, Mrs. Arcnibold, of Gi• . Maury, ordering public prayers for the success of lof a firm unio n : ..t e. Proe.er 10 10 ram 1 1 the arms of his Majesty the Emperor and King 1 which, a ft e r a ii.,... t .'.•.. ne i. reri.tey. Esq. David Pennan t, Es q . of Rica eased Lode. , •gicr Mr. Attache 1 0 1 0 I • ag a in the Invasion of the French territofy by the the French territory Belfaio..per Messes. Messrs. Tainings and • Powers, has just appeared. It is &tie. 1 and uselessly shed + Thorley and Co.. 10 19 Co. 31 0 . I 0 Win. Nunn and Co. 21 0 gabbed by manly eloquence, enriched by the Holy has accepted the , W.. 1. L. Mr.. L. schueiber, Scriptures, by tradition, and by history. We re. posed to him. ....teo J, 0b.., James. and Ro -4,030 beet Mantles 52 yg Geistnat k-hill 55 , . 0 gret that we must confine Donates to a few feet,ta.. Lvotes, JAN. 3,m) Miss Homo . . . • 2 0 Co c il i ec ni t te io l zas af C ie la r ph se ar r o . tlons :- has quitted Pont ..... 1.5e0 flora mei Smith 10 le . 3.200 Watatakierts. Esq. 10 0 Win Desiliry 1 " 5 - ckeice.of duties : there calf:• there does, no loam' be hod assembled ode@ LOIX) B es et . Esq. 20 0 ...reasaia among us, any thing but one anutimeme cry 1 and Bourg. The 'tie Subseripti•-ns received at the Bars of the City of London Ta- , •. wren; Lin its c,..yr ec -ens.se i s w a t Exchange; and at sill the 01 courage, of national defence; one only feeling , 1 Seine( on the Bakers iu Tows aad Copan.. toe oat) , wish-the immediate and simultaneous tie- , Geneva. R. tf. MARTIN. ? Se cretaries . *sire of the Sovereign and the people stn repel the i We are now rliti. LUKE HOWARD, 1 . ' illeftettatt Otis all the energj of the French honour.' : and estimate the . INli 8R1ATA....-Inpread of '6 John Bro i sz e t ai * tit '" read " Jo hn ---€ Letter from Ms Majesty to the Bishops .) -Yes;; a aich is sitpposed • of " T. Kettle- s Brawn, Sd subscription. 101.;"--ond wood. 261." read " T. lfzuleweil ,l6l . ll ll4,lllo,l4paition is finiehed ;• necessity speaks to every' Genefat F ilbtse.' en... heart. ; the . si glst of the hostile hannerl waving in our I weakness, now-0v • - •• •- -I et l amilim . I) ESJILITY, STRICTBRXII, Ike. country, ends ell diversity of opinions, by a general t end load them 4th .111 ton. ESSED with a toiSitiOstemelle ed . ___ ..thetr de- call bourns, and to the field of honour ; (or in the i part of arm; .. e 46 111.1111.1111 to . i les of religion , as well as by all the laws of ' the enemy from testy ! I :i f :si l ty lt re t e l ‘ et7 igia l w il a bi t i elneets Sl i me P ri . st P ' . . win CUR IK i &trisect nation% a defensive war is not only lawful- the toad to Geneva. levity of aear twenty emirs e ate CO. cootwee. With aWiltaiNw, the e radi c ating) of l i as a natural right; - it is even comeranded as the most., GIIENBEILE, s i t h ese disorders wMc, bare rhe , •4 illicit imituleellt . e' t lured ditty which the urgency of the public safety' perfectly ' easy ; . t. ar the deetsunive kabinet: the . l e li c hoel-boy. In professing the cure of these . they hold inn no in- imposes on all people, reanimating their courage. by Spaiu havdarrived itureieent to vier _ . __ L. ; but, s e nsiL ly tm. syLmenans; be of the e= - the meet powerful springs that cast act on the human number 'of old ed baeare uabled ar se sech rtenni C slll "in of tesiLondli"47-ande t h e i r r th ''• e 11.val aa c r ,, i eell i exe -r o * Y r heart. Religion then becomes the guardian,and she which have arrit el k. in all cases of SiehylHic Lifeetiao. and in every consecrates the guaran tee of social order, establish. mated at 9,000 coat of Debility . and Defaitaley, Wheeler misted front the ed and sanctioned - by 'Heaven, when she profesiee tweets* Lyons al infatuation pf a ceruus destactive habiLlong residence in waita '' of Lyons and Da\ et producing a delleracy this totalary doctrine in our temples. amain, fuse living . . •! any 'other came 46 The French people united with their Sovereign, enem y kuows th" of wisely vir_, the patient may rely in a spec& retloralio:i f te /M* 44 's kl a ill * Their improved p lan "f curing Stri - r,ret ' always have been, and ever will be, invincible on 'd'Aiu. For. these the Online hat bees *tired with paeoltar soccer:. Strictures _ . at tea and It e ' duration have yielded to their treat- their Own soil. France! 0 Fraece! Rise, then, venal Ilfileacticir meat la the silage raid of three wean. Several / 4 "l'terrteß l at the voice of the hero who makes thee tag partner' We hope th at ' r Z, Get i rr at first respectability, who have labou re, i l under • . t o h i y h . i k s is g ter lor y y . . Enrich with thy courage our devotion, haps; the Ain; . e,Kr 1 cen t ri tad y a d nd lw o ft o.. i s ng , :i ian sease .4 , T n. rca ivin:::::iired m :i o ra y d o i :ai m : s id e , the pict . wies which the pesent epoch 'is prepar . i t i l ig for S.IIII,IEIA. eight as sat i:Criory t r itri. of request t i l lt deridZ e supe Y ri b Zitv :f • . Continually confront . thyself ss t t thy morning, f.% I . von, 1 see X.z ons ender w th tn e uileareenitfial.lvers..slrei•ft,tieHmetrid : Inetaanalia triumphs. Enlarge with all Wr y rect.)! pea before Di lections the sphereof thy hopes. It is for the fa- national guard - , 44;60 tr.& o o ptivitine of the Caustic, without ~ _ , 'lncr s of theatresent clay, to show thereselses as brave •panied him to the ' mitten. and Co.ay im dnambecty pn i ieni , (defl e ct . jas their children have been, an d wis . rthy to serve, -the quarter-mast maws. Came . s, with *sire*** secrecy sob bonoirr, at their house, flu. them as models. town, but for-ti 607. Rat.aoePrallett • a , •i 6 i " Such a noble emulation oughitit adcreire eVeryie. receive them- itt .1. Patina' in the anararY are Zeuted to sta te '" e P arru--P terest but the safety of the Stew. I The momeilf' of ,came w i th 2000 althea mere age, nog Mame tof lair/Siete. tee. inelosiut . .„ • for . aorice o w med i c i nes . a rea Ale wet will he ection is, come fee .every Frenchman. There can Flexion, . oilier Il r ellit lOW . To ensure flat 1110 t .. , . , , Alva% or Not to ay part a the kingdom . ~ . 4 Immo new. be in the 'mane only !one reigning bought. -.- teipTit„, anal . 1 r4.loty on groantisl to emir matersakire, me the thought of its august Sostarflt z the hely %pp elts Nustitaritild ant limy be adiltd to Ow accuast ter socspciocu,• - . •.. . . ... • . . • 7 HilAt 9 ITAL. CoYINT.OARDRY T HIS present EVENING, fa). It, n. perfareed, The New Cootie Opera. calleil •• • THE FARMER'S WIFE. • Aft.-r which, . MADAM; or, TtlE WONDritFUL LAMP. The Donn: to be evened 61 halt pabi dye o'clock, to he gin al half p4st sis. will 4!, Co4l Craft, Mttoting-chatus, Tow° Cart, &e. Blackfriart. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION', By Mr. EDMUND DItAYTON, On the Preiniqe4. Upper Grouad-street Blockfriars, ea WEDNESDAY, Pen. 18, 1814, at Eleven. by Order of the Assignees of Mews. Edward and James Woodatte, The. ber,nierchaoft, • T• a.-loom coal-craft, two mooring-chains, o .badicd cart, barmy., end,, timber bores., asst-iron pan, ladders, sacks, cuuntiag-iv , u,e fitting', and 3UU. defiefilWOO r Oeff. 114 14 3t$ viewed the day Preceding tne Sate, and Catalogues it:d as the Primates I Coal Eachttiv. Coffer.notast, St. Mary bill ; and Sr Mr. Rrayton, Auction Mart. 0 • • . Leteeeter-eauwie. . Slegairt collation •af modern lluarebold Furniture, a eons olPte drawing-r , oes.suit, parlour nod Ober chairs some of ithieh ire elegantly inlaid with. Lilt be ..Wart, R d catered with red and purple • *waren leather ; Twiny. Brands and other carpet. 4 fiat ;sedan sideboards t onhogany rosewn,wl Tialdg.,r, dinhiz. card, Pembroke, and rura tablet; serrerniri nhcl bankratter I wardrobes ; brilliant chimney mid piertglurdei MI mirrors, Ike._ . TO HE git.D A Y AUCTION, By Mewls. FOSTER and Co. in the Premises, Na. 11, I.eieester street, Leicester -maitre, on MONDAY, Feb. 24, 1811, and following day , at Twelve o'Clork, 'A a . LL the tent, rattine HOUSE H OLD FURNI i 'RR, STOCK in TRAI/E. and EFFECTS. 01 . an 1.1 p ennd CAN. el-maker, ordered tier sale, !i s •rirtne a•lllefd Tryst, for the keel% of the Creditors. The 'tack, velsitas baa berm selected with great tome awl judgment, r m prising lalledsome I , ifty mahogany 4-poet. km. and footage betttvols, with drapery hangings lined ; prime seasoned A .isnse nod down feather-beds; ortill...ctscs ; large blankets, and *w eenies gollis ; drab/rise and h-d-rimin window - cattalos, couches and chairs to correspond; maet•i_any .Inithle nod single commode chem.: of drawers ; ladies anti gentlemen's dm s'irg maw% with a u p a rat as compete $ VI wit tog. resAirg. and tali •s wurk fables ; troveltieg case. and ;emus cabinet; fine hr t liant tut gNsi lower, Amami,' erumuented ; a dinner, tea. "tad table 'service ; n M inder writing desk, ind roioti l c-boner ditto ; a large iron repoeitury s kitchen utensils, &c. May be viewed, nod e.rtaloAues hod on tit i Premises s and of the Auctioneers, i 4, Swallow-street. • sTATt; LOTTERY, of 8,000 Tickets! be4las Drairing 4111 of MARCH, 1811. SCH EVE. 1 at Ate,060.... are .. it 1000 a i 4 i t see • 1.500 .ti •• .. 200 ........ ... 16 43 2010 - --- 8,000 Tickets XBO,OlO Pint-drawn Prize above lit. the FIRST DAY, will receive 4,0001. rirst•drawo Prize above 171. the SECOND DAY, will receive 20,0001. Tickets mg Shares are telling by Richardson. and Co. Sl:ebek brokers and Contractors for the Lotter', at their Omens, Corner of Bank-buildiags, Gambill, and fnnittg the King's News, Chnriagcross g wleeee they sold, in the Lottery tiutt i lied Drawing the 25th of Janunry, Mix of the Capital Prises, la 71 Sham. °REY H &It—HIM WildriAll , S. A TKINSON'S VEGErABL warrauted 21L. pet redly innocent and ‘isbibilaits to e Yair ti and being prepared of Vegetable invediesits. is ?reef:mai those corrosive qualities which most Dyes possesses. Hy the snot .prom. fetid, it changes Red or Grey Hair to an Auburts or beautiful jet Black. so that a Lady or Gentleman may Dye their own Hair witb the utmost ense. This Dye is well known to Men of Science; and generally allowed stibe the ooly innocent Ar ticle which effectually changes the Hair to a peroutneut co lour. S in Bottles, at ss. 104. 6d. and 11. lg. by the Proprietor, James Atkinson. Perfumer. 4J, Gerrard-street, Sohn-square, London and bi Appointroeut by Messrs. Gattie and Pierce, 67, Nevi 'Bond-stmt.; Bayley awl Blew, cockspgr-street ; :Harding: and Howell, Pall Mall; Rigge, 65, Cheapslde; Wows. and C.. t 29, and Law. S3O, Strand; Berry. 17. Greek-street; Davison and Son, 69, Fleet-suer t ; and by most Pe men, Hair-dressers, and Medicine Venders inTowe Wan Country. 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'' 't l io sr 1 .'41 - • '-' * - - f. :: --- . ° . . .. • , P e itiet : 6lii... , tt . istalio:=lmettitailast . , . - flying to the defence of oar pro- .. - et enduring . a foreign . ye. and Id their nittie soil deliter4d from i betas, who must find there their 'o a great people a distant war is 'stir In the bbsom of the cltnpire it of calamities. To stand Kill be- irrould.b6 base: to insulate one- Nei' to Tall asleep on the brink. of .. Add be throwing outlet! into It; to WOOS be annibilitiOn; - neetrality densly.cittins eneSelf rat froni flui ' .. x .... hs. Whbilter is ible to - *lite his ... , . is in his hands`, • Sid:Otte lintd.efend . . . ' 451141 raid;' le skit ‘ititliiibletill 'tied . . • . . •. • . - ••• • . WM . .: then : ,-, . ~.• ~• • '. ta , . skillielly styttlehest ..- ..' ‘'. . ' M Y .11 10 . It yoatrilitilii - fr i . a Ilitellgplielleit yen Mid detilitdtie . . , .- t- y theta. tkit, you ceii tlielly ate it froth all 'rosary. 'Me' 14tst *hick .for our rash aggressors, liVritted ~. t'antitilsisi bloody clitirettetty *Sloes ble:expalsioi of the Eh l ists? Arita' . yby the Lleke of Gage; deter to ..: teeth* ittuder has been able to get '. , . ... is empire. ' Artir,•.thet'4 now from .• lave • and illattrioes defenders •of chose dear names will be itninm.tat id , fromTotir tutpbs, to animate us all • ; 'lilt and thefialitimproge which made 41;:kvery usutpetion - bf your natal ly . reiustate icier posterity in the an- ' iskyourgiory." . . I 5.-..-Our writers hale called to our •,, i :ho fermata periods of ?or ancierit his- 47,rench, led by ehialilefs,. stopped i : ,ercleinging its them shame and :tt rpeld•not instances selected from the 41,betier animate Ike people and thd Ise,last combats which they hstve to a sffety of theiv .Country.? - Tweety . .. gained the via of Vabay.., The • . tsiocible al hatee s Jime. only 'to .he a. The ''fight of the' Allied ffore- 1 a e rapid conquest from -the - enutny of $ on, tho One, are a living lesson for ~.. !MC t presage of the victory _which rs a iftectiptioti of the battle of Valmv, • 1 41tttfd - that 70,000 young French !velvet Kellerman. and General Deur- A bathe. plain ihp,ooo of the hest 1 Ple.t . eed.4.11 WI a, saved Paris from pH-•. nitreeese obstaties, puts suddee stop it brilliant, bat transitory, suCcesses, *. !derick William bad begun his career./ . :a. 2..—Ten thousand National Guards, ... , next Departments form a camp here, end of Division linsca, and two Ge. .... de. ' The town is well furnished with -.- 500 men are'employed ea the ler-Mice. .. • • - ' - ~ • 3.—The Monikur of to-dsf cesiiting he Emperor appointing the . ..ifetpirise . . his absence with the arrny.' 4 L . - • ? A , t :B. 3.—M. Fouquet, Preiesecur.Ge. Tenet Court of Justice at' Rouen, on letters patent concerning the Regency made an excellent speech, represent- wee of the moment in which this mark. - • a bestowed, and showing the necessity 3 between the people and the Sovereign, - ,- severe bat short contest, will deliver I', Titory from the hswles thai ravage it, ited human blood, after the Emperor . he terms of peace that have been -pro• a. 31.—1 t is said, that General littbna • nt d'Ain, and is returned .to Geilika. t part of his troops fall back, which i led betimes Miximieux, Pont d'Aln, 4 rise eight hundred men, Irby - arrived at i. 27th, are ordered to fall back towards • . . , , iititieered from stir' • firit surprise, fee eeeTy's force at its just amou n t, i lied itit tar exceed` 7,460 . men, under 11." Tbit'Generese bitterly lament their i I:itirey And how the Allies treat them, with requisitions of every kind. A e ny of'Lvons is said tole going to drive n the positions which lie occupies on .lax. 96.—Here and at Lyons we are ;.,troops from the interior and from ived"' bOth here and at Lyons. The , troops from the army of Gen. Sachet, ived at Valence and Lyons, is esti- . . 0 men. We had already 6,000' be- . ~ Lod the Isere. in a fortnight the troops Dauphiny will amount to 20,000. The • i this, and it is said hare retired to Pont hese six days past there have been - se- • 1 . ons, in all which we hod the advantage. w. in a forinight M on tblanc, and, pir- t will h? free. kx.29.—On the 19th, at nine in the horsemen and a quoter-master op. Dijon, and sumniond the town. The . received the flag of truce, and accnm- i he , Mayer. The Mayor - riph:ed to .. stir, that them were no troops in 110 iteitosseur 4. Oie place he could nct •- :.' Leach smali,nembers. At noonAhey ) horse indl.o9o,feet, with ipiittalt 'g * " . " noreilts glinterais ;. 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