The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-19 00:00:00

, . ' 1 '' I . • I . t I - . . , ..., 6 . .2: .:. . , I i I I r , . i 1 1 i • • 1 ) ) 1 1 , • ' ' ' -‘'" *\k. ',. . ' L. . , 1 ~ t.,4 s. .i' . 1 ; .'"- • IIII.M.IIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIII.MIMIII""Mil"."..". i . . . ' 1 4 • • . 4 i cam. ' ' 4 '- ' 1".".".4 1 :', 5 ' , , 6 ' ", k ~ •• • .... • t iOt ilt I IS, 1 14 41 ' ' ) art \'\ ' t' ....f y 1 1 . .. ... amtmflt_ .14 - -er , , t .it ; * i , -‘),, • • . I) ' . r ‘1 • : I . 1 i 1 t 1 11 LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1812. ~; No. 2073. 'i - _. N .4-1:. ~_ • --- 4. - ,_ Wl* - THEATRI:. ROYAL t DRIMT:L'AIir, TIIIS EVENING, en OCCASIONAL A DRESS, will be Spoken by Mr.. EMMA. After *deb lbw Majestic.' SerValitf rill perform% PRICE 62 D; TO THE PUBLIC IN ORNER AL. AND TDB PRP.F -lIOLDEBs OF TUE COUNTY OF LASEX IN PAR TICULAR. SALES. Py Mr. SADLER, Atkin Repnsitory, Gaiwcll-street, TO-MORROW, Oct. 20, at Twelve, THE following HORSES, 8:e.: a Ray Gelding, 15+ hand. high, master of 1 4 2 stone, a good hunter; a Chesnut Mare, 156 hands high, mistress of 14 •totte, a capital hunter mid roadster; n Ray Gelding, 15 hands high, sound clever gig hone; a Black Mare, 11 hands 3 inches high, a Jtorksey mare; two very strong Gall 'was% both with capital Reiion, and quirt In loneness; MA, upward, of 7U horses, of different descriptions, nmong-t winch are n number of large sized useful horses, ralotlated for gentlemen, fitment, plough ing, raring, mail-coaching, post-chnises, Itarkue3-coacites, Ste. To he viewed the Morning of Sale. Public Sale Days every Tuesday and Friday. FRENCH PAPERS. AS YOU LIKE IT. To whirl; ss ill be iubled. OF AGE TO-I.IIORRONV. • Tomorrow, All in the Wrong, with Turn Out. The Scenery desigaed and painted by ' Moss.. Geestrwtona. Nikrigari, Dixon. Ursiaria, Gent*, Smith, nati.Gamn, m*l their ermined.. The Dresses by Mr. Ranks. and ALim Rehr, nod the* . nvioantt. The Machihery by Messrs. Lindersvnal, Drury. V. The Decorations by Mr. Morris, Miss Robison', Re: MOW of the Band Mr. Smart. •R en's; The floors to he opened at a quarter past Ave o'clock. Wish. r gin at a quarter pal six. linters, is.; beetled Price Ss. St.' Sei. I *OW Price, 2- .—Lower Galkry, 2..; Second Price, la.-. Upper Gallery, Is. • Second Price, 6d. Dor... and Places to he Oaken of Mr. Spring, WI Deinisi deeper, at the ()lice in Little Russell-street, tram Teti till Four, and front Ten in the I:vesting until the Doors 'are rioted. The Bute mornaces are in RrAfet street only.—The Pit em trances are in Rased!-oreet and Wohnrostreet.—Tbe Lower Gutters. eniersaces we in Russeth.. , •eet and %Toilsome street.- Th.- tipper Cldilery entrrupre is in 11 nhurn4treet only. All persons claiming Right of Free Admis:lort to the Theatre, havnig complied with the Notice given by Public Adoemise tarns, to sign their Names in the Rook kept by the Secretary to the Committee, at the Treasury ()Mee in - Drury-lane, and bay lag made good their Title of such }lee Admission, three days at least prefiou• to the exercise of such Right, will he admitted Free t., the Theatre on nil Nights of Theatrical Representa tion or stn-iced Performance, under the following Regulations and Condemns :- - Every Per,.lll claiming to be admitted Free, will be required In i , a huh or her name tat the Door, in a honk which will be kepi reads for that purpose, and will nut be admitted without such sigosture. T'ir l iht hand door, lending from the hall in Brydges-street, will be opened far Free Admissions to the Roses, and contused tte them only; and no Free Admissions will be passed at any oiler 13ns nonr of the Theatre. Neither will any Person, not Free, be admitted in lows thrn.igh the Free Door. Free Admissions to she Pit and Galleries will be received at their repeciise DOIIIN is Wiliiiirli•Sireet 11111 V. The very great frauds which have heretofore been committed upon she Proprietors and the Public, reverting Free Admis sion, have made it necessary for the Sub-Committee tq device lh - mot effectual rotroul us a matter an impmtnnt 16 the late. rests of the Company, whose slobs they ore culled Up On to ad suil.i-ier, and to those who are really eutitled to the freedom of admix inn. 6s4fis.Ex ea. • TILIE,ARISTOCRACY of this COUNTY, nith ..A. a cansjderable number of Peers at their head, are endea vdeeing to disfraneleise this rounty, by electing one Whig and am Tirryl Mr. Western had Mr. Munition, who, in the !rot Pieta:sm ut. mil i tantly elillesed in erre!, of but one, vie. that it is a breach of the Priwileoes n r Ili, Contunons for Pedei lir infekeili: fh Efecr inns. Nino itlpjanding this incon sistent sued querpethetrangrintertlretter, t hvi dareld In oppose tieg,detebt e il ligromii , e.and .yeaWrdiky palled 113 i„u e1 „.,,,. ithi e am rind iott4.-,lt is suppieeedf Ilia their are more than 763 tilt billtiersli thiseateneilte•Co(atv. nod tint more Mao KO Rave veiled, •Y au may thercifbrevtill save your elec. live y r „,,,bi ve or y ., u u m i .j tuwe dawn) daty. Lut.can do no more, tnehistently with what I owe bp rely family aril my own independence. I win perre 444l f 1• be last. if ynts will rouble we to bring (rain a dietaace4 he huadred4 of Freeholders who ore not able to entivey themselves. I beg (rave in refer sou SO the Reoolutions of the Meeting at the Preemnsiihs"favein, add 1 appeal to Jou fonthlinrt in your ono Cube, whieh roily vita iritnapb- Mut should LL,toil. this road Aristocratic Body le If learn a useful lewoa. alit !kis% win lu• resolutely oppueed, itr o ;r ie ver Owl et. tin dirtati aedall-iriebo. King w in ?C. -••- . I have the hauteur to be, °codeine'', . _ Your obedient humble S t. lint At ON TAG U II U !IGO Y Gii , l E. Chelmsford, 0ct.17 t PA Rlg, OCT. 11.—Several pieces emanat;iig from tke Governor, Rostopellin, hive already he .11 jams) to the last Bulletins. Here are some otheri from the same, which are not less curious from the singu larity of style. We guarantee the authenticity of them. No. I.—(The battle which is spoken of in this piece is that of the sth, which preceded the ha!U• of Moskwa, a battle in which the ittemiatts lost a re doubt, some cannon, many mon, and which was, its short, the prelude to their defeat.) TO BE SOLD CHEAP. A SMALL BAIt :wetly fitted up and ta aril polished, with sttiinhle Chuck anti Turning Tools, windy for workin,T, would suit nny Young Gentleman that wishes amuse him.elf with Turning. Empire at No. )O. Itennett%•row, , Blnek friqn! BULLETIN OF THE GOVERNOR GENERAL AF MOSCOW, IN . WHICH HE ANNOUNCES TUT BATTLE Of 80. &ODIN°. Yesterday, 24th August (6th Sept.) the enemy at. tacked, with superior forces, our left wing, tom. minded by Prince Bagration ; but they were every where reiwttled i and retired with constaeri6le "tout. The battle lasted tilt the night WAS well adianrcd...i. The second division of cuirassiers particurarly dis. tinguished itself. We have Nikon tire pieces of can. non, and many of the enemy prisoners. Our army still occupies the same position near the village of Borodino. 'to NoloSemen, Gentlemen. Norwrymeni Sm• By Mr. COCHRAN. At the flelvidere Tavern, Peatunville, on MONDAY, Octo• her 4fi. or Twelve o'Clork (by Order of the VORTY PAIR of very tine, young, and healthy TANGAR IN E nod other ORANGE. LEMON.ond CI TRON TREES ; with a quantity of very fine Fruiting and tureewiau Pine Plants. _ _ I To Noblemen, Gentlemen, Merchants, Capitalists, dm—Valu able A insulates, nail Rent Charges. TO BE SOLI) BY Prmovrc CONTR ACT. A N ANNUITY, or RENT CIIARG E, of t 5 3 0, .CII. fur the Life an healthy Gentleman, n(,ed 34 I ears. amply secured on Freehold Property of, and payable h% the Right lion. Lord Beaurliamp, at his Bankers, Messrs. Boort and Co. Fleet •street, Loudon, half venrly ; no Caodlernas and Lamella. Also RESERVED RENTS, for the seine Life, ionme from Freehold Estates, in the counties of Gloucester and Wor cester, and commencing on Candlemas la.', nod progressively increa..iiig, in the pr porti o n wad at the periods ;is under, mid pnoahle by an eininent Banker every half-year, wiz. From Candlemas 1811 to Candlemas 1811 .. £1,469 13 9 Front ditto 1814 to ditto 1816. 17 1 From ditto 1816 to ditto 1817 . 103 IS 4 From ditto 1817 to ditto 18.18 .. '2,115 14 4 From ditto 1848 to ditto 9.2.)1 1.) 1U Item:1110er fur Lite Estimated, ono the terms of an eminent Assurance-Mice, at a toed Min rent, during the above Life, iif 20141. 17s. Also the REVERSIONARY INTEREST of a FREE HOW) rsTATR, eohsitting of about 41)0 acres of time meadow land, in a picture-got awl fertile port of cute of toe weateru cdtuttiva, 1 , 101(0.14). 4 survivorahip mid a contingency (sea appli cation, too be etphtined) ; not the Mnii;ty of a apii3l -sun sub jeet to the Ann Life. secured oil Till opt ke T alts in Susses, and bearing interest 4 per Ce.it. attiring she s Life. Also, a POLICY of se:-.0,10, insored at one of the most erni aenlolllces in London, and mob!: at the decease of the above Life. , .For.Curther particular., and to) trent for the mow, apply"( i hi letter, post pall) to William Morgait, 1.7,q. I qiiiiable Assu. cance.lllllllce; Mr. George Hill. Snlicitiir, Wincester t Mr. „kittley, Solicitor, Newcastle; or to the Proprietor, *Walter Bony %rani, Yip, Esq. at Gloomier. N.B. The Ite.erveol Rents may toe sold noon w hole, or divided .isise-Lott. Aliases Jammu, will be sold Ott liberal red &dram ii gavials terms. The Trees were carefully selected by a Cormoierur, in their native country, sent over n present to a Gentleman two years ngn, have Once acquired very fine heads, gni% ed iiff in regular ander, and in a state b. train in any way re/naive', The stems are clean and straight, from two to five fee! high.—The Pine Plants are of thiferetit sorts, very strong and be:ilths. To be viewed, by Tickets o n ly, one week before the Scale, which. with Citalnatics, arty be had by applying at Itlessci. Gordon and Co.', Seed klacehiiirse„ Fctichurchmtrret t und of the Auctioneer. Mo. 7, Dukii—treet, Grosvenor-square. No. '2.—(This piece, which is dated the 11th Sept. Is relative to the battle of Mosk on.) IHTLEETIV OH THE GOTEINOR•OENEE4L OF MOWCOV. His Serene Highness Prince Ketusatf,• in • eider Sooner to collect all the troops which were marchhig to join him, has left Mojaisk to occupy a fortified place, in which it is probable the enemy will not speedily present themselves. We are going to send to the Prince .18 cannons, with ammunition. 'lle says that he will defend Moscow to the last drop 01 his blood, and that he is prepared to light even in the streets of this town ; the Tribunals have been closed, but that that may not trouble you, my friends, af fairs must be put in order. We have no need of Tribunals to proceed against scoundrels, if, how. ever, they should be necessary, I will take young men from the city, and country. In two or three days I will give the signal—arm yourselves with hatchets and pikes, and if you will do better, take three-pronged forks. To-morrow I will go and see the wounded in St. Catharine's Hospital. I will cause Mass to be said, and the Nater blessed for their speedy cure. In respect to myself, lam well—one of my eyes was affected, but now I can see perfectly well with both. (sired) Count ROSTOPCIIIN. Sfostim,2N% A« ;; . It Sept.) • Under the illustrious patronage of their Royal It!ghne•sies the Princess of Wales and Duke of Suaex, rind must of the No bility, MACASSAR OIL fur the lIAIR. The virtues ..f this Oil, extrncied from n Tree in the Island of Ma rlwe, in the East ladies, are far beyond eialogium for in rre..sing the }lair, even on Bald Places, to a beautiful length and thickness; presenting it falling sit or cnangioug colour. In dresmig the Flair, Is is pre-emment in strengthening the curl, bestowing an inestimable glass and scent, rendering the Hair inexpressibly attracting, promotes the Gretna of Whiskers, Eyebrows, &c. In fine, It is she first proluction in the world for restoring and heoutif)ing the Unit of Ladies, Grailemea. and Children. Such celebrity has it at- Oa ised, dant it is daily honoured with the falletlifils Itovaliy, N bility, Geidlemen of the Navy and Army, rind Public at large. It is ihnoxions. and sailed to all climates. View " Rowland's Esuiy an the Hair." Sold at 3,. 6J. and Ids. Cd. ; and large bottles, cmititinine eight small, at ii . Is. each. by the Propriet •rs, ROWLAND sstd SON, Kirby-steers, Hutton-garden, London; and h) uppnint meld, by Mr. Sala th, Perfumer to his Majesty. 117, Overton, 47, ranter, 75, M. Rirge, S 5, Ontrie and Ca. 57, New fond street 4 Ilendries,TheliNmone-street Bayley and Blew, Cock - spur-street Berry, Greek-street; IL Rowney, 106, Hutton garden; Lica, MA. Strand ;1. T. Rigge, Chearide, I 52. Park-street; Jones, Apple Tree-yard, St. James's-street ; Pos.% Cun.itrie-vaniel. r. lalwistraw, . fireekworeat Paley, Butts. and Co. Three-Kides.Conirt, Immhard-street ; Mutiny and Fans, Fleet•mtirket ; Newberry and S.:ns, 45, Sr. Church-yard; Davison and Son, 59, Mat tra.z.; 86, Fleet.street ; Miner, 4, Cheapside; -Butyl*, Walker, and OH Blackman street, Boroug h; Dicey rind Sutton, Haw Church-y:2rd; ShaW artli EliW:111S, 66, St. f ) oul's Caurch-yard ; Tait, 41, Conthlll West nod Read, rintrechurch-street aid Ca. 89, Pall-Mall; T. Ratite and Co. King-street, Covent-garden; flulino and 'fort, Royal Exchange; aid hy 101 l Perfumers and Medicine Venders in London. .Also by s 1 r. Rachur.i, r. .1. I.lrquhartontil Mr. 11. Untlehart, Edintairgh ; ( ;Lis on. ; Mrs. Daviion, Parliament-glees, and hle&gs. Neu berry and Sons, Dame-street, Dublin.-1!:•w:,re of servile itnitalbot., as the Genuine MACASSAR OIL has the ..ignature. " .A. ROWLAND nrd SON," and the words " ROWLAND'S ACASSAR OIL" engraved on the Bottle. Of attain May be had, a mot important di.covery under the Anatol Patronage of Ler Royal Highness the Iht. firs of Youk, also sanctioned by his Excellency the Duke del intantado, nod men) families of high distinction. ALS ANA EXT RAC ; or, the ABYSSINIAN BOTAN IC AL SPEC IFI far eradient ing all disorders of the Teeth and Guinn. and ri•nderini.thern ex 'mutely beautiful ; imparts:l beautiful fragrance to the Breath, and itnmediatels espel.' theTomli-Ach, uud 14 reCillninended by the firm Pnysseians. Sold at 10s. 6d. per tioute, or moan bolds; at 4s. ski. each. , Al For the present. therefore. they have deemed k expedient to esart, under the authority of the Am of Parliament. the con ditions motive stated for the prevention of fronik, which will he Arittly enforced.—Stage Munger, Mr. Itniinood. Vivant Rex et Reffhta. • „ , THEATRE-RC/Tr - AU 'IDOVENTMAROPX THIS pregtnt 'E V EN I N G, 'Oct.. Ilk will he perfnmpti, HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMAR/C.:"; Tn *Mich %NM he owthled, f..r the kW time, ' riARLEQUIN AND PADMANIIAA.'' Tarsorwaw, 'TIE* Mfly Wket of-Windlor, witis,the new No. 3.—(Here . is another piece, in which the GO vernor announces a balloon, which he had caused to be made. It was under pretest of this hallon, that he collected a great quantity of fire-works and arti. .Beers, to prepare the incendiary machines, of which he made use to burn thescity.) Advice from the Governor-General of Moscow (it is without date, but it was published in the month of August). The 'Emperor has confided to me the care of constructing a balloon which shall be sof& ciently strong to c:tiry 50 men, and which can be di rected with or apittst wind. You will one day know what will result from this balloon, and you Kill rejoice at it. If the weather is line to-morrow or theday after, I will make trial of it at my own house. I inform you of i,f , that in seeing it, you may not think it proceeds from the scoundrel. It is, on the contrary, made for his min. KOCK tafii .ASSUNANCIi OFFICE NOTICB is hereby liven, that the Transfer ll* k 4 of this coespauy bre new upon, fur eke Trausfer of blusie. • By the Court of Directors, W't. Fit CND, Actuary. Rork Life Afburisoce Office, Oct. 15, ROCK MEE AsSURANCE COMPANY. Also the A LSANA POWDER for cleati.ine the Teeth. at 91. per box. Sold by the Propi tetor, a, :.tore ; and by all the A Ara , Ante. General Pli'teff, supposing that his Majesty the Emperor was already here, arrived at Moscow, and immediately repaired to my house. He to-night departs for the army, in order to bi in time for thebattle, and sing 7'e Deism. AN Extraordinary General Court of tho Proprie tors of thil. Conowny will he holden at the Loudon Cof fee-holm, Ludgate-hilt. on Wednet.d.ty, the 4th Of Nov. nest, at Twelve o't luck at Noon prect:ely. In tecrive rind consider it iitplift to he then brotight up by a Select Committee of pro plietors, pursuant In a Revolution of nn Hstreordinury Gene ral Court of rruprietotr, holden on die 2d of Sept. Ida. By the Conti of Director+. W5l. }'IU.NI), Actuary. Rork Life Aourance Office, OM. 15, Bit r ilicKicrs and SHARES for the NEW STATE LOTTERY. hi he sill tirtewn TO-MORROW, Pre nllinr ;agrees watery. by F; YTON. Siocki.Beiiiter, No.!, Cumbil:; mitt IS, Covriary-srri-04. Piccadillv ' who. iu the Sir Nimishi, sold in Shore.,Shore.,Thiitv Capital Prize!. lueludiug the 144 TVIII of £l5.OtXl, tht °My Iwo or 466.0%0, &e. &Co Ingeher to ur w.tril. of • JSI VEWRIG HT is happy to aunotuace the usual • good fortune that attended los'Old Established O.Rces. She this of September, has ing Sassed aod Sold TIIE LAIMEST PRILE therein. No. 3,6.51, £16,00J, wale variaas piker CA- I'ITA lA, in 10 Matte, A 1.., The Only £4O 000 I The Last ....... 5641,1100 'I Fitst Is am Lottery alma awl where he rianfidesstlVl . Aties Ilse same sortrs• will aumed bis Friends and future Pitroluisers its the Neu .trzall Lamers., of 10,040 Tirketr, ronlitinin; Ton 1' 'sex of ts,4 more Prizes thaoshe all sis wooer*" o MO ft 110 VV, for which Tiekess +lnd SY:ires are Oh sale hi pent' amirtv.m tier. lli , Gorishill 138, Haymarket ; aad ;fis If.tt Oz. lard -street. And 'also by his Agents, prineir,il tows's. - .1' ,•-• MUY THIS EYES tsn. ot. BEFQR.E . O'CIACK TO-810HROIVP 11011 N ING L THE i.or'rEttic BEGINS.- AND,WILL. ALVIIII DILA.VIN IN TWEI.VII HOURS. ril BISH , thi Cuittractdr for theloittery, hopes .111 • to bowtutelly forslamar Coxiodr Priors this Evening, as he is a., in the lust Lotierv, Ansi to mare Ike Public; till Prizes et .at his Otheeir bid: 4 ,'Corol,lll, and Ch:iring-ersss, shall be paid sin deautt;d. CONSUMPTiONg CURED. TE Inserter of this, a Professional Man , who titis for (he last Ica years attended many jfrsoin i.uffering • laidelithe martyr Disease, - bw, coasequenro of . Vitensise practice hems su font', ;me as to di.cover Medic time is an ~alihlcure for Comarispiions, by which Medicine he has 136( "I •Ifffvf whets gissem.over by eminent itisysWirtnit ; and when in the hat stage of a Consumption, attended with Clough, V" 4 l AZ Dined, oodJeastwos o swellings e lite freer, eke. ("114" t hr "I" .1 this macrame may be doubted, wie ,Adver. thee is happy to say,ttiat he bas it in his power In refer to those be he, cured, and when peen over hewn, of this OM. Profes. sional . olrn. U n d er t h ree eiraseuguaes, eg a d at tie reigumn rf his framts and use rows ) , pesetas he has eased, be therefore now publicly oilers it to those who are labialete • ifilkir this afflicting Dix**. {,rulers ( pu.taid) lid far A. 2 . ..)411 5 i ,11141100* Wm, ISlnir•saa4 Ilirt4FlosarbbsailL ' . ' ' '.PROVINCIAL BANKS.. • i -Ora tie 1w of Nn';ember neat a ill be lashialted, price 2s. (N 4 0 4 DURESS to Slit MATTHEW WHITE XII IRI DIX li,, Bart. Lite M. P. and Beaker in Nee castle •itiory,,e, smoke g eneral Teelleafy, natamuil mot private, of . NTRY RAN KS; out coutaining free Remarks rts to the briar arising from tura,. as well a. town. supposed Benefit:; their general Mode «f 11.11Iideth% LoU4lle es, Witt the great faci lity of gaining consider...hie Prelits ; their (in many Mon:ices) trading no a nominal Credit, and an %lea. s Eziesis of ,•n. per be and their '• b..iia tide" Capital; their frequent viola tiens of sev.•ral Acts of l'arliamem, NIPC.I hem,: hat little (known, tire seldom noticed; th..ir ireurrenve of At-lions for I Uany, aad their propeisit) to speculations and comtnercial ag grandizement, &c. S.c. Ti. allied' is added, - AN APPENDIX, rouvivtirivof same inlevevting and curious Trials al Low, relative to those Establishments, mid route Awe ' dole% riiid tit-tones of variim. Proyint inl Banks; together with some candid sog.. t estinos a. to the propript, of additional Ireis• I lative enactments, atilt it view to correct existing evils, and mo circumscribe the great isme of Proottrial Pope'. By WALTER HON YWOOI) YA'fli. Eq. Late Member, gni the Law Line, of Si. John's College, Oxford; and son of his Ntatesiv's Justices of the Peace. and Deputy Lieutenants tat the Cowl! y of Gloucester, tied of the City and . County of Bri-ltd. " The Ilank-Nute Aritlocracy is wilfully negrantlized ; Na bobs, Confrartios, and Stock-Brokers now ac. lip, the places in sporty formerly assigned to men of dignified norm, y and li beral education. The glare of opulence has ihriiall into oh ..rarity the more solid splendour Of literary torquiren.ents„ while superficial pertness and mercantile dullness have aloe-pert these situation., which, in better time., were filled by manly firmness, knit the ho ttttt srable and laudable pride of noble eon dres."—Latt !tight Honourable W. Wiadhanis Speech to Par liament. Alto. shoitle wil be published, by the same Author, AN A 0 DR.ES!i iii N. CIA Y TON, Esq. Town Clerk o . Neat-mile, on subjects of I, ;matte and interesting Nature. TNE NEW PATENT Grand oblique Six Oc. tare NANO-FORTE, in much namired tOr its eleeante of form, and keeping well in tune, having only two tiring* to earl+ unison t does not take in moth room ar •thel•quorr Piano- Forte. 'foe Patentee sakes the liberty of informing the Motu., that he ha. now a few. unite ready for their impection., which he 1144 no doubt %% ill meet st ith their ripprgibatio,. References to persons of the en.t respectability. both in Town and Country. who hare bought them, can be had (if re. spired) at No. 5, Lcice.ter-place. London. .DERILITY, STRICTURES, die. • INIPRFSST.I) with a consciousness that their de viation front the general plan has been lii4lily beneficial to others, and improved in their professional acquirements by the ofatdrity of aerie (*cloy years experience, Messrs. ("DIME and CO. continue, with unabated ;ardour, the eradication of Anse 04irdera which are the consequence of illicit indulgence, rite rive destructiie habitsni the inconsiderate School-buy. fu prakteljeg the cute . et these Comp:ai.as, they hold out no in dhceilieta twoice; bot„ sethible as ad men toast he of the ex istence of Fitch cal•nnities, they .fifer their assistance as regularly aaluviCed Sargent* of London. and of the Royal College of fdinhurith. • In all corer of Siphylitic Infecti ))))) and in every ~.gampWint of Debility arid Iletietence, whether arising f she infituation of a certain destt active habit, long residence in warm climates, free living, or any other ramie producing a defieenry of manly vigour, the patient nay /Ply ina a speedy restoration to vi ,, ,arnua health. Their improved plan of raring Strictures of the Urethra has been attended with pectaia r success: Strictures of lea and twenty yens' duration have yielded la• (heir trent -swat in the short period. of three week.. Several Noblriecil and Gentlemen of are first respectability, who have laboured under this painful and distressing disease. having recelYed a radical mid permalient cure, particularly request that reference may be made to thesis, satis factory evidences of the desidell superiority of Messrs. Currie turd ic ii.'s Plan of Treatment. Many of these Gentlemen Mil • heed wader - tie tare of Messrs. Home, Heart side, and other Sargeoas of equal eminence, who attempted their Cure by the %wheeling of the Lunar Caustic, witknut ,sacs,. .Paglitafil he be enuetry are requested to state the partiralso of their case, age, and general babel of tiring, At. de: iseltisina a remittance far 'deice and medicines when the same will be -gives or seal tor any part of the ki n :rnds. Tolisiure that se crecy en 'Melia{ to 'their ureters Mt: the postage of klter., easy he witted to the ateottal rP!,9:I- 1 7el•g. ' Mews. Currie and C i t i o li gq me mini poked of eith er bat, laitalliegradiat tillerbedutUrioat thee homer, Ps.' 4411. Bantottsvdtt. • • . ENCOURAGEDI)EIIILITY, Roc. by the uniform success attend- Mg their ['Crania method of treatment iii the cure of a few prevalent coral Wins. whirls bas Area crintiin ed by the ex perience of many years in v large and extensive pi are ice ; sea pita, „iao of (1 ,.. 1 14 . 41 effects I...sidling In the public from me dical mew ciintniin g their ntleation to a certain (lass of diseases, Nlessrs. CiAtsS nod Co. continue to direct their 'twins to those disindert noising f sect et destriirsive habit of inconsiderate• youth, which not only occasions 0 numerous train 01 - nervous af fections, but i,l-o t•utaiis an its votaries all the (worming Lobe citifies of old age. In that distressing state of debility sir defi ciency, whether she consequence of siith baneful habits, este.- sire drinking. long re,itlence in hot climates, or any other cause, by which the powers of the constitution bee ttttt e enfeebled, as regsfkaly educated Surgeons of LnuJou, !bey otter a firm, wife, and speedy restoration to sound and vi,:orous health. here an early application is made for the cure of n certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inebriety, the eradication is geneially completed in the short space of two dayir; and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of wine erai infection, characterised by a variety of painful and di-tre•s sint ayutptnms, a perseverance in their plan ( without restraint in diet or exercise) will insure to the patient a permanent and radical cure. EXTRACTS FROM VIZ MOSCOW GAZETTES. MOSCOW, JULY 23 (Avourr 4).—The Com. mandant in Chief of the Russian armies, Prince Kutusoff, conformably to the duties of a Christian, went, the evening preceding his departure for the armies, to the Metrepolitatt Church of Kasen, to !implore the aid of the All-Powerful. After Te Deum, the Priest gave to this great Captain of the Russian warriors, a Holy Cross, and some blessed water. After this he performed homage to a titt . o Image of our Lady of Kasen, enriched with ern*• meats of gold. Therelebrated man, penetrated with faith, having received this holy offering, suspended it to his neck, fervently imploring the hetiediciion of the All-Powerful, whilst the temple, filled with an immense concourse of people, shedding tears o f joy and affection, blessed the hero ready to set out. All lifted up, with veneration toward /leaven, their wishes and benedictions for the sacred Monarch who bad deigned to . confide the conduct of the brave Russian warriors to that great man, so espe rienced in the art of war, and the true son of country. All hearts ware tilled with a firm rout'. deuce in the Russian armies. FTie diseases of the Urethra. ns frequently connected with or arising from the above complaint, have not escaped their men tion; by no Mt:Matte and improved plan, they are entitled to i remove obstinate tileets and Strictures, whether recent or of king devotion, without resorting to the painful rind daligeraus we of the caustic boogie. Many iastaoces eau be adduced of very inveterate cases, of several years combinative, having 3, bid ed to their iiietMol in a few days, after the cure had been at tempted by other practitioners without effect i and such has i been the ngrerahlr result of II -practice of fourteen sear-, that ' the mode a treatment has tint in one single instance ever proved abortive, dodo* which period many ifedusand persons, of both sexes. have experienced the enjoyment of having been tier- —.... fectly cured, idler severe and injurious wiethu mi ds iy ha n s i e ,( b 6r eei i p , per - I I • ,• ~red in 111 MI purpose. i LETTER FROM THE CoMmARDER OF ALL THE ACTTP ILOSTOPCHIN g r a d *. tin* sad Co. etchuively profrasleg the cure o f these 1 ARMIES , TO TILE GOVERNOR OF MOSCOW, COUNT par:lrislar coambibits, in order that they mistaken few, marked with the otdaquy so justly atm. tied to 1 • most profound the ignarasa empiric, think it but justice is themselves to state. I hare just learned with the most profound grief that they have been properly educated lied initiated Into every . t h at ; _ the reports spread, repecting the operations of brunch of the prefession (ceriitientes onwhich, from different Horpitals. and leftimetilsh from the most eminent Pbrieiare, i the army, by ill-disposed people, destroy the repo th e y have to convince soy enquirer) that the t , eccess resulting • of the inhabitants of Moscow, and throws them into from their endeavours bat induced then: to quit the practice _, ~ of she gelserat Practlthiner, mad they presu m e that their pre• d espa i r ; I very humbly entreat you, Count, teat lensides connittar a fair greyed for she unprecedented con& sure and state to them for certain that our troops with which they have, by the Public, beeu so liberally 9 are not yet in that state of weakness in which they honoured. TO be consulted at their house daily (perseltally, or by let- ' endeavour to represent them ; on the contrary, all ter) )lip ?Micah of eltherlet, with secrecy, *Nosey, andot• . our warriors, not having yet tried a general battle, to Patients In Hie country air rogoested to iate the kerfiedsrs cannot haveciescended to . such a degreewof weakness; of , their ease, *gr. and warner aiiivbair, earkelinglillault-mite and animated by that spirit of bravery which is inhe t,,ra4skaatre medicines; and th e same will be hrwarded to r . rent to them,. they wait eith.the utmost impatience ... Anrr ibf ibo Riordan. Ne, Lk D e on t ipai l t, vies- the moment for sealing with their blood' their devil , ~, • tion to the August Throttis - etta -theft country. 'All .Mr • . : , .. , i .. .. 1:' : ,,.. ! . Ii • . VA . I I ~_ • .1.1880,4 • r; utrray ASTONI3 lIKER.'sPANAII4MA, 4tileinti4l VI h:1 of of ohm ?elciTatee City l e e r kw rihr 'esiil lllt hit; taken ,41 the Tripes frmn _LISBON appears to soe,t titivating?. The Pithier la hlghty Snislial, vtd paiiiietlititeri lie grand sad? of 10,000 feet of Cenvai!!! The SIEGE nrrLvI4IIIPIG eninietterllpisf Inrw Ain't time. Admittance to each Painting One Snelling.. ,-GOlaltities Biz pence. Open front Ten sill flu-k. • ltOrK UPI; Ai•Ult.fiNCE C i d M PANTY. vcrricE is hereby givet),'lthat • the first Year's Divid e nd ..dt nt the satcrolorlinn Capital of Ihhs Cutup inv %%11% u. der the limihiti•tis the Ored of seilie• Nem, hr pa,abie to 14e Proprielof,, at 'he °Zee of Ow C.tt pany, No. 11, New Bridge-street, 111ackfri Friday, She .1.1 144. !mil 071 ?:rnitihme eu..ry di u du, (Sutulis)st.exceptt t 1), from Fro till Three &Cluck.. • 8) the Cburt Of Dirertnn. WM. Fit EN D. Actuary. Rock Life Assarnure Other. Ott, 15. 1812.