The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-06-27 00:00:00

•+ 1 • .- . . • , 1 • *-2 Vt4tHorto t t. .foal - • , • , tO tP i t' * • . • • • Xl'‘l - % ''' ' . • y ett !be - • • • ,r • (83 t te l t/ eAnalit • A • r JfD4Y, JUNE 27, 1809. - 7.11 • 4-) -~r l - ••,=•• • • to- NO. 1039. • PittO 81D. TO FLUTE PLAYERS: rilttF, PATENT MOUTII.PIFCE may be tilted to any Flute. 1 Maine*. IL Piper, Aldersgate Buildiugr. Letters, post paid, will he attended to. TRAVELS IN THE SOUTPI OF FRANCE. Thin Day was published, In one elegant Volume, Quarto, Price £1 ss. TRAVELS in the SOUTH of FRANCE, and in the INTERIOR of the PROVINCES of PROVENCE. LANCitIEDOC, and the LIMOSIN, by u route mover before performed; belug along the Banks of the Loire, the Isere, and the Garonne, through the greater pail of their respective Courses. Made, by Pennisniha of the French Government, In the Summer of the Years 11401 sod, ISt*, Bs Lieutenant-Colonel PIN KNAY. la. Published by T. Parday an d S o n, N o . 1. Paternoster- AN Account of that most excellent Medicine THE eORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, prepared by Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool; aad sold, Wholesale andartall, by Dicey and Statton,llowChorci-turd; sod Alattoews and Leigh, IS, Stroud, London; price Half a-Guinea a llottle; or the quality of t'our in one Family Bottle for Thartyhtbree Shillitvs, on which Nine Shillinp are saved, Duty included. " 0 blessed Health! thou art above all told and treasure; it it thou who enlorgest the spill and opeoest all its powers to receive instruction toCrelish virtue. Ile that hats thee has little more tallish fur: and he that is so wretched as to *ant thee, wants every tbiug with (bee !"—Sterne. - - FROM TO MERCH kNTS, &r. T HE Advertiser, a young Man of resocctabi. wie.tes to as Clerk in a Claming-house, e. wr i t a R ood Ilasid, el :V e understands Book-keeping ; has 1,%eil four Years in his present Situation, and ran give the titaloni .ble Reference as to Character rod Capability. A Line aticirrssed to J. H. sa, Milk-street, Cheapside, be duly &mythic', to. TO BE DISPOSED OF, ist iklightful small rural corrAail, situate ithin eight Nliles of Enloe, ranumuldini innst !wan taw! viva-, iu which the eye is lost by the expanding Costn er% ; comprising a good dairy, draiwing , room, and ocher rooms on the roma Boor, two best bed-twouw. o,re otio.r steeping rano*, as _coach-house, and tao-stall st.'tir, it.t sterpiug room, an exec/lent garden, and good paid 'ca. all in complete repair, neatly furrii3hed with every' nere.Aary, but without extravar,.nice. r e rv.nple, with the Lease, to he disposed of on moderate terms. the preseot owner being obliged to join the Army. Letters, post-paid, addressed to A. B.C. at Nu. Si, kleet wean, will beatwohed to. TO BF. SOLD, A ' rxtrerne elegant Light CHARIOT, on an an retire sew principie,lined with EttneClot laced, Leather *pato and Cushions, opens **the top by tisiturniug of a key trims the inside, without any .other acristatwe, painted Patent Yellow, hangs on doable C. brinci, high liarnacoe Bog, with servant's Seat behind, to take of and on, is quite etinal to new, and will. he mid a vent bargain,- toe Owner leaving tie Coilatry. Inquire at Mr. _Newport's, Coach-rigalier, King's Road, Bedford Row. RICHARDSON, GOODLOCK. AND CO. RE4PECfFUL(.Y acquaint the Public , that Tickets mod Shares for the STATE LOTTERY are on Sale at their l)dices, 11:oik But Whigs, Conditll; and firing the nate of the King's Mews. Charm( ('1.44. There are bat NOW Numbers (from 1 to SAL) Inclusive). foot Tickets of each Number. The whole to t ic ; drawn io Ow Lay. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 4 .... of .... £.5,0tK1 $ .... of .... £l.OOO 4 of - 4,000 1 12 of &c. &e. ke. Schemes nt targetnuis. THIRD AND LAST GRAND CITY( LOTTERY OF Fit EEMOLD HOUSES, • DlAtarged of Lind - Tat._ Upwards of .C1t10.0.10 iM CApital Prises. 40,000 TICKETS, To .be Draws in (imitation in Four Days, ii3Outt TICKETS EACH DAY. • NO FIIEI) Tit ERE are Tuctity.live grand Capital Prizes is this LosterN, enmistiug of 'fatuity-nine exerl'eut Fit Ek.1101.1) 110UskiS, situates! iu Skiesr.-strqrs sod kiritett—irrt, tte. which were estimated in the 'ear MU; when Balding Materials Were mach ehe.iper than at present, by est eminent Surveyor, aii.l prioseil by them upon Oath. 'before a Committee. of t he Home of C 00000 mono„ to he wnriii lipwaitig of .01,000; but a. it is desirable that the Pul,lie should knew the present i.nproyed Value of the Property, pew Sto%e) aid Estimate it now preparin,„ which will publshed s , on as it can lie obtained. Tickets and Shares are on Suit hi Sir JAMES BRA NS COMB and CO No. 37, C4ornhill s • 11, llolbiirn; 36. !lay. oasultet ; and Strand; who sold -and shared Tutee of tue Giaad t;apital.Prises in the last City Lottery. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket £B 8 0 Ifolf 24 8 01 Etrbtfl XI 3 s e Qa trier Y 5 0 Sitteentb 0 11 0 The Price advance.—lcbruies at loge may be had grant. FREEHOLD, RODNEY-PLACE, CLIFTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIO3I. (Cy the joint direction at the Truptees iu tilt; late Dr. Betobotti At the EXCHANGE COFFEL-DOUSE, in the City of BIUSTOI., oa WIDNzw*Y the 11th 'Day of Ji',.v, preusely at Half-palt One o'Clock in the Alter- MOW, A 1,14 that capital MESSUAGE, or Dwelling house, with the Garden, Coach-horse, mat Stable he bind the wane, being No. 3, In BOON EY-PLAC I:. the late R.midence of Dr. Bcocitict, dervaed, poasestin,; every Ac twntoodation requisite far a large Csniblishment. N.B. A rerannable part of the- Purchaae-monev may re main so Mortgage, aad the Furniture way be taken too at an A pornisement. Further Pailitilir3 aad Tiekeb fur view.ng the Premise may be obtaihed by atigdying at Or, Cumin' °dice, No. li, Care -Greet, Bristol, HAMPSHIRE MILLER'S RAT POWDER. Mit. T. ILA the Inventor, deems it highly (-lEl.l4llod' tar remind Farmers, that the above row -402, tor the destrurtion of Hats, can never be laid at a mote coarettient ofTportunity in all their runs, than at this season of the year, on empts ing their bhrir, as it will infallibly prvvent their depredatwia on she new sown corn. Its store homier, dareillug-holues, suopr-litasees, on bortrd ships, &e. it will soon dear belt venal's, yet use cat touch it.— Ben are of counterfeits, which are every &is ntitreded.—Tbe Mine prams, price Y 4. ad. earls, are dime ep is a red stamp, whereon is the name of " T. ROOM." They are mild in London only In Chantrinte and Co. Ald rate • and at N•.. 1;, Ave-Maria-lure, St. Paurz.; they may alaa be had of the reputable Book..elleis in every Town iu the.Limplimit sad of Mr. I.:Semester,. Daine•street, Dahlia. G3U RN ROMA 31; FITS OR MER- V OUS COMPLAINTS, /tr.. OXI.EY.I CONCENTRATED ESSEZICE OF JAMAICA OINDER, rtiveitted and prepared (ads) by SAXIUSL OILEY, bey hlitt-rty's Chemist, at 74o..11,IItiyrisarbet, ta.. This valuable Preparation is pirtkikelv recommeadW . Dt.GetirAe l'oarson( Physician to his Ifistlisesetlio Duke of York), as a most edicts rim aid literal Medici e, for Gag, aka... Awn., Aigestion, Nervosa% Complaisies, dm. The sparse excellence of this. Preparation, ani its unpa ralleled eke-my' la resioritg Moe ii. Stesimierai, Is ton wall lisiowa to require MU( b 10111111Ellt. It veelily re rvives all Come rawly:63nd Sviriptura, it kith are the effect of ta neak Stinasaeb. raid Rowels. cis. tiologe%tron,„Oppression alter E am, Flatulency, Nervote llead-ach, and (bib:liner; ; ia (inert,. Itallits it id pnrtical irly solid an.l ettiriiciute, by reileviog nod shihrftwitig the duration of Fits of the limn, conliail% goon to the estreialtles, rant witigatin i c the parox ysms. It immetiately removes all Gouty. Rli.uraatie, and Spas modic Para, In the 81raitiscii adJ Morels, rind le partiretarly recommended to be takes In Cimlybeat-, Pi in tile suJg Jle pisitk !Water., to perveat the Mtsiinarh b; rat; chilled. In Imciliratua Sciatica, or in Chronic Rheumatism where th- pap 1 4 gehrrally tiled to renal:, 'joints, attend ed ' with stew otinilancso, nail Alerted upon motion., changes of the weather, or at wick a :ten in bed, this Preparatimi it'd! be foetal to hive a most adoninslde edevt when the pin is iniesst., or eves a hen a Paralysis., or on alssitat total lass ;if Motion in the affected limb twines mt, it give: , imme diate relief. by resters.% at trelly, vigoor, and a disc coati tvio to the Net% Liwrs,y Went pan adect.d. THE LATE CAMP.II'.iN IN SPAIN. Thlt Day was poliltshed, age elegant Volume, quarto, with eiwravinr, price two (Rattail in Boards, LErtI:RS front SLAIN anJ PORTUGAL; containing an Account of t!w Operations of the BriliA Armiesunder Sir AR ITLLLESLEY and Sir JOHN MOO RE. from the Landing of the 'troops is Mitodean Hay to the lisrvt.E and EhllltßK trios at CORUNPIA, with fall and iaterebtiag details 'uf the Memorable Retreat from SahaAnn. Lmbellishrd with thirteen Engravings by Heath, from Dressings made oa the spot, illustrative of the Campaign. By ADAM ?IRMA, SI. D. E. 1..8. Physician to his Majesty's Forms. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Lo don, mad to be bad of all lioalisellers. • • • • • HOPE INSURANeR cdwPA . FIRE, LIVE, as 4NAiUrrillS; . • Capital T WO Ili LLIONS. Office LU I)fi A'l 11 Lt. LON PON. • DOLIGI ES of INSURANCR,• *hies expire it at midotwoor' telousid Ifelliplutest Ds4l from that Period. Persintsimared with this OTwe, *hove Policies repirr at the above Period, arc reipecifully inform-4, that Receipts pie the ftenewal the same are non ready for Delivery at the °lice, and wittethc respective Agent, of the Company throughout the United Kingdom. Th 6 Company offer to Insurer. the following Advantages : Pus m insuring, or procuring to be insured, 100.0. araniq Fire, or 5,101. on Life, oive the option of becoming inte rested inthe EAtalaiistsment. Persons insuring for wore years than one allowed a consi der ;He Discount un Premium and Duty. No Ctuirge fur Path ies of3ool. and upwards, or fur Poli cies under t 6 .l amount, a lieu effected for three Years or more, our for l'Ardurselnents, Alterations, or Survey,. No Dedertion in the Pasnrent of Losses. Damage by Lightning made good. • A Brokerage of 51. per Vest. on Shipping Insurances. Abatements on Insurances otrr o► Loanos, from lul. t., 401. per Cent. en tbe Premium, and a liberal Allowance on Duly. Liles insured, Annuities, and Children's Endowment. granted, on equitable and advantage() is Terms. Solieitart, and other, allinted a Commission on bringing Life Insurances to the Oilice. IA KM LNG STOCK insured at 'b. per Cent. • By Order of the Board, WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. . 10. AL JAI AN BLACKING, MAUI'. BY DAY ant MARTIN. --- - ------ -•-• ►THIS Invaluable Composition, with half the IL nasal labour, produces the most beautiful jet black ever beheld, atliirdi peculiar nourishment to the leather, will net soil the tine-1 linen, ts perfectly free from any unpleasmn smell, and *ill retain its virtues in anv elituat , !. Sold wholesale by Day and 111ttrtio, at the Manufactory, Mo. 97, Ili;,h-lloltiorn ; retail by K. Day, No. 7,1%.n istnck street, Gland-gm-dos; W. Dar, SO, Swidlow-strvet; A vtell, a. I, riimli-lane ; and by thi• princital Boot-makers, Per niers:, am, Oilmen, in the Metropolis; and i.t every Toni' hroughout the Uoit•d kingtinui, in stmor bottle., price h. 6d fl evil. ATRIMOV Y. IT is much to be regretted, bat indisputably 1 certain, that many persmo of both sexes are deterred from entering into the married state, by intirmitle.4, which delicacy forbids them to disclose ; and there are tint a few, who, being already married, are rendered miserable, fix; waist of those tender pledges of mensal love, without Which, happiness in this state is, at least, very precarious. It has been ascertained beyond doubt, that these circumstances are oermirmed by a general or partial relaxation or weakness io either sex ; and it is equally rertaies, that the genaiae AROMATIC LOZEN(iE,, Or STEEL art the best, if not the Italy remedy for this species of debi lity. Wben taken into the stomach, they immediately dif hoe themselves, like a vapour, throagir every pore, producing olikeo, at once delightful, s.iluta and permanent. When the spark of life begins to grow dim, the circulation languid, ' and the tiical*s paralysed, these Lastige@ are found to gi vr lung- to the nes, exhilarate the animal spirits, invigorate the body, and re-animate the whole man. When aversion to evereise, los• cr depravity of appetite, and pallid Count ,. stance, Migrate approachirm cou.umption, the delicate fe male will he preserved. mid restored to health and society, by the benign influence of this medicine; When the deli-' mow of imagination, or the force of bad example, have tempted unguarded youth lain the dangerous labyrinths of secret sensuality, debilitated his body, or unpaired his un derstaodiag, these latzenges Will protect him from linger-- log disease. tar infirmities of premature old age, and a wretched dissolittion. ‘Vlsetiby luxurious banquets, copious litvrtims, Papttlan escesses, hod midnight revels, the suns and daughters of ilissipatieut have brought eu themselves debility, relaxation, imbecility, and a long traissof nervous complaints, these Larxestges alb reAore b. 4 alili and vigour to the debilitated frame; tug theerfultreA and animation to the mind. TILE A itOAI %TIC LOZENGES Or STEEL are pre pared aid sold tit the Inventor, Or. Semite, 3, Ludgate-bill; also, by Appriimenseut, fold at • fteen's, 398. Oxford -street, near I)easo-sireet; Alien, ;6. Ortford-stmt, opposite the Pantheon; Chrisp, corner of Sitting Garden; livaass, 349. Strand, next tire I.4eenin ; Giadon, Gorobill ; Bolton, R A "' Evehinge Stubb.', 3/4, Cheapaide ; Ambridge, 111, Puecadills ; W.ud, .121. Holborn ; and n , , where else in Loa dots. Price is. per Sax, I)nty ma laded.. At the above ptriirs may also be h a d. O r . Senate.s Treatise nn Fear.de Complaints, Price 'ts. Gil.; a book watch &timid' be read by every married %V OM.. It is notorious, that squirms disorders of the human frame are brought oo by dissipation in youth, and•the gross violation of those rules which prudence dletates for the preservation of health, and laving a foundation for a Wag noll-Ouppy life, ea with a firusoodstrong coistitioiou. The hi 'of health are no sooner lota th in p.ainful experieoce tent the inesti mable value of it, nod the unhappy palters( lon O r rbited, too often, alas ! is vain, for the teeens of its recovery: , The COROWIs BALM OE GILEAD is unerengslly ac-' lutowledolte be poesliatip elliatimutts its- all ithrlire- vast. i Met, 1094 appetite, latEgestios, depression of spirits, time- Wing ur shaking of the hands or limb , s obstinate wig* i shortness of breath, and consumptive habits. It thief the blood, emirs the mum violent pains in the bend and stomach, RIM promotes gentle perspiration. By the nobility and sentry this medic ine is much admired, being pleasant to the taste and smell, gently astringing the fibres of the stoinech, mid giving that proper tensity which a good dig estion requires. Nw I hit% can be better adapted to help auiroonrish the eonstliettoo after a auctorial debauch with whie. dec.—Till Cordial is highly esteemed in the East nod %%est ladle., for nourishing and Invigorating the tierVOUl system, and ruling as n general restorative on debilituted eiantibuitms, arising from biliost , ; complaints contracted in hot climates. Those who base the ; care and education of frinole,, the studious as well as the se- deotars part of the community, shitol4 never he wlthOut the Cordial Balm of Gilead. watch motives disemes in the head, iiivigoattes the:aim!, ituprults the memory, dud enlivens the ineginatiou. It is the most absolute remedy for such diseases as are at- tended with the follow log symptoms, namely—is great strait- 1 ness of eh • breast, wilt difficulty of breathing; violent palpi. tatinto of the heart, sudden dashes of heat in various parts of the body; at other times a swine of cold, as if Water wait pained on them; thing p.tito ip the arms and limbs, hut and belly, resembling tutee occasioned by the grovel; the poise very, variable, sometimes otwommonly slow, at other times very quirk ; yowning, the hiccough, frequent sighing, nod a sane of .utfocation, as from a kill or Imo in the 1 throat ; alternate fits of crying and convulsive laughing; the seep unsound, and seldom refreshing; and the patient °flee troubled with horrid dreams. Much has been said. by inter. tested Sodsviduals. against medicines tbot nre advertised; but rhere is a very important olenottit ion to be made respecting the Cordial Belot of ililea:4 that unless its operatiou was gentle, safe no I efficarious, it could not have obtained the tio exampled demand it has acquired; for, as it has rarely the great ads antstge of a persuasive advocnte at the ear of the patieol, so nothing but his conviction of its virtues, by its sa lutary elects, eau induce perseverance, anti )et reasonable perseverance is certainly most requisite. to enable eve i ihr happiest roothinotion of chymicals mid Milenienis to root out ' chronic diseases, antl•restare the voletuditiarian to health. Its well-known eltarncteriPtic of . proinoting loagevity has been laic maintained; for, by keep . g the coaoitatioo, as it ' were, in contion 41 repair. it preserves tile body ia health mid vigour, and present s premature dot t y. It r e q ui re ; no yard curer confinement, nor attention to diet. CASES. . Extract of a Letter from Mr. Josirph Morrie, Chepstow, to • ~.PrAll u toswoo, (iiknd.llou.e, swear Liverpool. • ' kilt. • entPstows 51h October, 1808 I have to inform you of the foilowin,z ease, cured by volt? Cordial B.ilin of Giltad:--411r. Letris Williams, Painter :toil Glazier, of the town of Brecon, in the county 4.1* lisecon, was for it reey long time labouring under an extreme l o wne ss of spirit!, so much so that he was obliged to toilett a great part of his thulium. He went to bwatoest, thinking bathing would be of service to hints but to hi. great coucern,rbe found no relief. Ile afterwards came to thepstow his na titre place, svitere his mother :tad friends now live : ' he enirt ',tabled to me how ill It- was, mad appeared mach dejected ; =sag, he th ought ue never should be well any more. I ad- - wiled ni-o to take soar Cordial Balm of Gilead -he houoht of toe a five pound vase--ao.l his brother assured me a few days :Igo that he is now as well as ever be knew bitn, be ing fully sntistied that it was time Balm of Gilead ouly that had restore,d , hire to hi: nasal health nod spirits.—l as, stir, I your humble *ammo, , JOS L PH, MORIeLI. Estrict of a (Amer from Welshpool, dated the efici of Job. !Dili, to Or. Soltiantio, Gilead ifouse, near Liverpool. S : it,— We have the picaoor of infonning you, that a Toting woman of the 'stone of M. Lewis. of the pariah of asap- I han t el, who had long but under a 'Nervous complaint, attended with lute ant sseakitsoo, lost of appetite-, pairs in the head and breast. end was even confined to her bed, was hap illy restored to health by, biking two bottles of roar valuable Lalldlal, which wns'purchased at our snip by a frieitd of the 1 totlicted. B. and J. Cft IFFITIIS. WIiEN I'ItOFESiIONAL MEN of Edo. cation and Responsibility deviate from the mortal system, by the selection of it particu:ar branch, the sanction of long continued Micceis is the best criterioa of superiority. Fourteen years have we devoted our practice to the exclu sive treatment of two disorder!, and the successful result of our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose, as far as we are able, the ravages of those complaints which are the 11)011 important in the catalogue of human infirmities, After Miamian into ever, branch of Practire, we con templated the sulferitip of Siph)litic and IlebiliLtted Pa tients, and formed a w lob to resew individuals ?Cain the leo ' rauce of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipl , osney of Foetal Practitioaers. Vlse Disorders, to the nut of which we have devoted our atonatinn, mu:prise eVery species of Venereal Infection, whether of a recent or I sag duration. Secondly, all kinds tf,pebility, whether arising from the habits of sc'aoul-boys twilit- indulgences of mature hie. litmasernos INsesses are the remit of ignorance, or haste in the ircaltaseut of a simple Gonorrhea, sod it not wale virility happens that the ..eeds of hie are poisooed by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour. n superior method, , itch romplaino are easily eared, and even where igloon have failed. use trust that we sway presutue to Mier a radical re-establi.hinent. Few, however, are the rams of complicated ditto-as In this Disorder, compared with the calamitous sitakions of Alen, who, from ins indulgence sill a Solitary Vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a Fasni mottle Litt., acquire that state of Debility whick is the unavoidable oonseqadose of sorb pernicious habits. , /, When the Unhappy utterer , broods aver his misery, hut carefully easseeal*ls misfortune, it may be souse consolation fur bins to know, that although it may he saishject of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitiosers, the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual progrets of venovatimi, is the ac quirement afoot experience. If the rites of llocchus or Veins have began to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be losevrated by au early counieraction of this languid state, and in tbete isms no great dilhesity willoccur. but when ibis deficiency has for years esistae, a proper 'sieirernace is indisperisibly requisite to revive the 9110'W-r -larks of life, and to re-animate the Chistitution. ('he secrecy which is hi essential to our undertaking, and the qualifications which we prmine to Nate, form the basis of our preteusioas ; and is coins ideate with such, Ibis Whom tion is gives, that Mears. I. Clllll and CO. may be con !tilled personally, or by letter, itieloiiug a Rank Note, at their flume, No. 19, Arundel-street, Strand, near Teeple Bar. There is au additinual entrance in Waterotteeradjoioing, and the name Is on both doors. A Diplom.' from the Royal College of Surgeons in Isondon„ and Testimonials from the most eminent Physicians and Lir turns of regular education and wistarias attention to the studies of every branch of the Prisfeseiou. are own to thr inspection of every enquirer, and constitoite a fair ground for that saccos Uri* Whieli we hare hitherto heat hissoured. B. „LELGII, and CO. SVaacoNs. OUllai PAPUA, - • • PARIS, JUNE 14. SEVENTEENTH BULLETIN. VIRKNA, JUN% 8, 1800. It Colonel Gorgell, Aide-de-Camp to the gm. peror of Russia, has arrived at.his Majosty'i heal-quarters, witji a letter from •that Sovereign. He states,. that the Rnssiaa army advancing to. wards Oluintz, passed the frontier on the 21th of May. eL The day before yesterday, the Emperor re. viewed the Whole of his guard, consisting of in. febtry, cavalry, and artillery. The listesbitartts of Vienna were struck with the numbers, the *fie appearance, and good condition of Oil body if men. . , •. Tffe Viceroy hle frfriftcded with ffielillif of , Italy to Oettenberg, in Hungary. ffalltOoltfPient that the Archduke Jdhn intends to concentrate his army on the I.aab. " The Duke of Ragusa arrived on th e 13 t h instant at Layhaeh, with the army of Dalmatia. 46 The heat is now very vehetuent; arid potions well acquainted Kith the. Danube, tertelt that it will shortly overflow its banks. We avail selves of the intermediate period to get fofward with the bridges of boats and rafts,"gand to'inctlre the piles. " All the adviees which we receive from the side of the enemy, concur in stating, that the cities Ist Presburg, B'runn, and Ziraim, ate completely filled with. their wounded. The A nstrians them. selves estimate their loss at 18,000. • 66 Prince Poniatowsky follows up his military successes, with the army of the Grand bnihy of Warsaw. After taking Sandounir, he made him.: self master of the fortress of Zsmose; enemy sustained the loss of 3000 men, and MY pieces of artillery. All the Pules serving in the Austrian army desert. " The enemy, after the failure of their ittewipt upon Thorn, were vigorously pursued by General Ihmhrowski. " The Archduke Ferdinand will reap nothing but disgrace from his undertaking. lie is suppos es! to have arrived in Austrian Silesia, with his force ; which is wasted one-third. " The Senator Wibiski has particularly ills. tioguished himself by his patriotic stnitiments ate his activity. 66 Costa Von Atetternich is arrived at Vienna.. lie will be exchanged at the ontpbsts, for MO grime% pmbeirA ew--sieeet--the As/Orions coins t trary to the law 'of flattens,. had tefaird ports, and who were conveyed by them 'to Medi''. 4 . AF'Autg, Jere le.—Private letters from Vientiagg of the sth, contain the following particulars " Fur these few days past, there hale been rue meat" of pacific overtures having been made by Angtri. to France: We know not whet (letter of credit this pleasing intellieence may be enlitfed , hut we can positively state, that Baron •Von' Vincent, who is known to the public. by the be. gociatiens which he conducted at Paris, has been here these two days," Other•lerters, of the same date, alluding to the. arrival of 43 iron Vincent, state, that the sole ra. tention of his visit *as to ieforni the Empetite, that •the French General;ikternsnel and INitiltis, who were supposed to lisive been killed, witre found among tho wounded, and remained as Ttri. sorters of war with the Austrians. Sime pees were afterwards exchanged, which related . to the °Seen of both &nuke Wounded and taken prisoners. The advance of rho corps of General lierhi, which came from the 'l`jrtyl l was on the Bth at Weillteim ; and . the main body was quattered on the banks of the Lolsaeh, to facilitate the comma. Mention with Gen. Picard, who is at Linshiberg, and occupies both banks of the Lech O corps. at ids , : • 1,. The insurgents shew themselves in grearrofeb it' Mittenwald, I'atenkirch, and the pastes betweerf' the Tyrol and Upper Bavaria. They send out' parties as far as the environs of Weilheim, who levy contributions, and commit excesses of every - kind. It is reported that, in order' thisat a atop to these excesus, and to' - dello& MO :Tyrolese from them for the second time, the corps of . General Von IVrede, at present stationed near Lintz, wilk _ return to Bavaria, whence it willagaik proceed to I nspruck. The Gburagerx and Polonais, ships of the lint+, lately arrived at Cherbotitg, from Gutidaloupc, landed troops and a supply of military htbre s I n that colony. This expedition was conducted by Vicc-Admiral Tronde. PAIIIS, Jura 17.—The Duke of Abrantes, we understand, is to take the command of the army of reserve in Germany. According to the last accounts from the army, the Emperor has repaired to Scholsobruno after having refiewed the Imperial Guard udder the walls of Vienna. The works at the briers ever the Danube arc still continued with the grist* as sidelty. We learn besides from itieriaa, that the burgher guard of that city remains hi the best disposiuen of mead, and that the scarcity of provisions is sot sup great as it was represented. There is still a au. perfluity of go, wheativ bread, sausages, dried I.truits, and grain ; the price of wine is very low butchers' meat only is deer ; but the high price is less occasioned by scarcity thee by the paper n o . ney, and the want of confidence to n hich it has given rise among * citizens. Every menus adopted to diminish this kited of circulating me. 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