The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-28 00:00:00

- r --•r -;. ;•• miini.mmi . So. 2031. .. I)kklA' , K IAtINt) rtnINITURES. tjs. entpirelitypneDiritNorGentett I s )A l m elt A sK ve to M tTonieitd bb d ivR Es, for elegance and darabiliiv. far surit w> ony th;lis .et flimflam-ed. The Inventor flatters himself that the very v mbar and agreeable 'aw e of this style of Furniture, claw:4 foil 1.1 ;more general isporohotion. Mr. Du dine loss also to salmi, attention to hi+ superior vol pittrin of n , * and choice CHINTZ' FURNITII It fiS. which fond. teroonetl to off. rrN Ilee wool rim...nimble terms, at well a d, v put vaiety of hat Siee Faunal at very reduced pricer. New flowiiereev. . _ _ PAM Nfi AUCE, for .011 1 111. 4404 E, STEAKS, fire: great reputation 3. COCKS hal gained by• relebritted 11.1. A DIN Cs fiAta.'4, which loci for dune) vels hop pa F.. incd and reconiunebiga by rno,t of the filet y n otics in Ow. Kitt:dons, trotters it Inneeessiiry for hint tb I s nip any comment on its .wratitios t it It pre?evuell4llincon lore eser met outs saris gruerat approbation and ettelinilml retailt4 iii Loudon by upwards of seventy' of the first w ra p. ' sod Mu, n n l or.. and AT one or more princirl Fish fore sin most (totes and market sawn to the hiNrikr,_• M beep good ' , yen , ease ' is nriv clim a te. It is genera, used al l4 '4O with nil .orts nr Fish. is tn.:teemed p r e u tiady d e n.s ,e oak Game, W 4141 Foloi, Bashes, Ritop-steaksvani Cob, }le d. crony traders are ofering ponchos; compositions of their on % wiieb they cull Itentlion S me*, J. flocks considers it n dicy be does to the public to inform thein that none ore genuine but throe .4 hiels ~ :1%.e these word. on orstnee. coloured Lobel to toll bd,M. " Residing S suer for Fi • h e enrichlog.Gruriou,Sies" pep red a: t.ad wholesale :old retail by J. Cooks, Readtng. Pion, 44. 111.11'pinn. IN the lATITRY,_te be drawn ' Sth September, .1. there ate surly 10.0 k) Tieltets, with the nuntl Number of Pti31.91, nod an Priam ewler £22 —Purchasers in this nri .,a, Loeser( penes a singular lutiraiwiee Of gaining Nile p rtz e, (brie are fleet Extra Beneii. , .. by any nne of which 0,41,,1.1re of a Mau% 'May nhiniu X 5.1.000. at V.IFTON'S int) I. , tenitte Mires 2, Cornhill, label JS, CoventrN-street, 14)05.1d in the lost Vivi Months Two Prices of 2E15,( , 00, the nal Toe of 6,003. the INC %NO, besides Twenty-ti.e Capitn:s. sonsaiing to £ 3oo,ooo.—Schemes, with full Yank:elan, gratis. DICIIARDSON, • GOO LUCK, awl s Co. re it .pecifullv inform the Public that the STATE LOTTER Y, .consisting of 10.000 Ticket*. ,will all he drawn en the Bth of September; the Scheme contains the fowl auto herlif Capital Prizes and the lowest Prize £241 in uddioloß 1. , e',ii It, Eight Packets of Tickets are in he given to the Four Ft.ioliaita Blanks.—Schemes. nits Particular*, may be had (Paiil as Vicar Oakes, tp corner of Wink -buildings Coen hid 1 t,lid teeing the Kmet-mews, Clittriag-eross t where Y,,•ket. end Share* are on sale, inn variety of Numbers. RICHARDSON, GOOl/11./CK, and Co. s.ild in the Lit. tea,. dome since January lust, the foliowing Capital "sizes, is E.) Shirts Nu. 1.496 5,314 *1,8.5 11.515 6,'.115 • 4th June 11,419 ..... .... • Stith April ... 4.• • • 5,000 WO . • 4th June . ixoo 9 of t300.... and ....4 ar XIX*. In Two Volumes Octavo. rice 11. 16.. in b girds. ATREATISE on the LAW concerning IDIOTS, LUNATICS, and other Persons, non Compotes Mends, in two Ports. Witlion Appendir, containing the Statutes Mat. ism lb Lunatics. the Practice in Proceedings in Lunacy. and a CoMedion of Lunatic Petitions, with the Ordenof the Chancel. for tMertun• By GEORGIC DALE COLLINSON, 11.11. Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Ln v. London: Printed for W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Bettlard, Lincoln's hon. 'CAUTION. • • ti "E distinguished Patronage and universal esti mation in which J . T. RICO Celebrated Id AGPLETIO RAZOR TABLET is now held. ha. excited impels jealowy sown:4 Strntrhattkers and atherv, who heim totally woo-nomine e 'Writhe Invaluable !tract-sr of making the llognetic Tao" h..se n.tileteeed coalman Str.iis, rolling them Razor Tnhlets, Fir. doe iinp•wing no the unwary part lit the Politic. .T. T. R. th re'‘ea cm-itletti it n duty incumbent no bins In advise pia , r , r • OW Itw only rind , r Magnetic Rozor Tablet has uni t • ..1. trent...ld o it h .f. P. It igge'4 sigunture, and numbered in red t•k; ot'isr• •an pa-sillily be genuine, nee will any of t!irft• inn .eii tr. Pr.. 1111 e erred Noma flazner Edge, he and the c.ri it% la I lie .o'l4 C. , 111111 1 1/11 !father Strop. I Maguei.e Tablet w ill resonate and keep Kiva. to a u:40.1 r•ot.plL to slate of repair, wlthrott the ossiit. a ca."! a ruiler. hence, new material calve of jealousy against ti• artept;ifi. f. ne t t he m.,01 J. T. ItLte twe verilittii invented a Razor Strop apoa entire ire p ii ;pin., pile 34. bd. with which, crud the necastaml tor of h.- N14r.411C Tablet. hr ve. tole to ittmett, that Ratner k is a coost.nt !late of erficiem perfection. with out ..o. its a gri.ttic.g or setting will ever he re 'roan made !tastes. and every nppttratin for shaving. are c• !laid% on vite nt the lornrictar'i Wart.tionws, 65, Cheap ; aid 52. P.irk-.tart, orosvenor..mo Ti. Raz T&ikt mid Strop. if taken together, charged 111.• fed. A ?OMR fo, Penknitebb& Price 9s. hound. THE GEOGRAPHY of MODER,)I EUROPE, in which are introduced the recent Alterations mid Divi sions of its Empires, Kinglonis, and States ; compiled from au thentic Documents. Designed for the Instructio; wf y,,utts, mist as a Bonk of Reference in reading tfie political Occurrences of the Time-. By EMT RICHARD TIO A RE, Private Tutor. Landow: Printed for Darton, Harvey, and Co. 55, Grace ; chard street. in fivo, pr ice 9s in hoards, pUDIMEN'IS of the LAWS of ENGLAND,. &piped to a preparatory billtv fir perions enterieig ph. profee.ion as a compendium to atrengthea the Memory o f mow who have viedied the Law,and to cohvey armful idea ot Jere. prudence to MI Classes of people. By F. M. VAN HEYTHUYSEN, A Member of the Honourable Socirts of Lioct.lo . o Too. London t elicited for the Author n:wl sold by W. (teed, Law 13.wkstdIrr, Bell )utd; and C. Chaopie; TIIE SILVER MEDAL. NEW INVENTED TRUSSES, TO GUARD AGAINST till: INCONVENIENCE OF RUPTURES. Swanned hi the Society tier the Enconsagemert of. Arts, Ma. sine.irtotriv. mad Commerce of Eng Mod. JwIIITFOitI), Surgeons' Instrument - maker, s awl ( to St. Iliutholionew's Bospital Tin.s-maker to i. ;lir.' ‘'. Hemourobtle (%nsiniationers of the Transport Bontl t runt to the City of London Troy Soeiety,for Relieving the Itnoturril Poor, - poitionized by his nerill Ifichness the 'lntent Cambridge, hbi ftW.I NVENT F.l) S R. I 'ENTIN I. CURV I.li Aline STEP.L TRUSSES, by viol" r Cure, in ninny cmci., sin tiO•stionined; and he en in keep up the west tlatcult Rupture tat ever existed, aolinat inronsesieswe to the nearer. T. e S"riely of Art., &r. having voted ithelr Silver hleetol for the taiior I,uprorement. the Inventor has had the bonito,. of wteith iz the *mut from the bandy of kir. Grace the Dube of Is..tn.k, their President. The. liivt-nt-.r ban now the sofa: Winn likewise to nononnee, th:ti hi, 'Nom. botingitiven the r realest sativfottion to the if- Toiled %ills Ruptures, that not less than 7000 persons h-tve, thin thet.e few years, 'felt tho gond effects of them, these irom., having been tootle Os Anatniuical principles, u hick nn other Tries. leo ever hem The Inventor assures the Afttireca, tier 'no sinele hint they will be thoroughly coarkieed of their i.ver nil Trusties now in ti ; and may he had lit his inufartor%, under the Centre Gateway of St. Bartholomews st Smitlifiekl; and at-Nu. 27, Lombard-street, N. H. Where al-n may be had, his new and complete A Pita - Sute.tiinte for Leechet. I nod the AMULET, foe 'filfprUirr Razors, without n Untie. A Lvri FRom JUNIUS. A Ni:V/ PLRIODICkI. WORK. TO-MORR,OW, SATURDAY, August 29, will lie published, the Third Number of " SATU , tI) Y MORNING" (to be combated weekly). containing w Leiser from Junius. defespling the Chotocter of the Margo trill' Wellington— A Second Letter from Junius to bit Revd Highoess the Prince It egent —Hobbles —Churches—Army fneuence—t he Telef. roph, No. I.—An k:pituph, supposed to be a ritten by Mr. Cobbett Fashionable Socill-Talk—liopromptu on Billy (*.Alien—Noble Clap.traps--D anemic Intelligence—Retrospect of Pulitia— Theatricals—and to Crirresp.uidesits. Published by W. Hortwasile, No. 9, Tichhourn-street. Hay market, and sold by all Booksellers. A CHALLENGE. FMRC CURlttil anti Co. Surgeons, late in his. ',Majesty's service, challenge the thole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine• and blelliod of Cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many 'ears in this particular branch of their...profession bay mot civrn rise to one unsucemsfol case. r hey continue to direct their studies to the treatment mid cure of YEN EREAL COM PLAINTS. and that ilerangeinent of the sistem, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of is habit king sisal moot Noliappily pursued by the youths of both sexes. In (tee one it will he found to 1w the onfailingomorre of Barrenness; the other have its ravages frital:y developed to them by a dis tressiogstate of debility, which, if rod timely remedied, tennis notes in Impotence. These are its remote and ultimate rffeCISI while consumptions, kin of muscular power. and curios' ner vous edraphuuto, orally characterise (lie airfield maga of this solitary Witt.: of persons languishing ander disorders incident In such a !whit. their treatment is simple, and hiss never proved on succesful in the course an long, laborious, and moth extended practice. in the most obssiante mod complicated cases of Ve nereal iisfectim, such as obstructions in the urethra. spongy ev easeellets, hard tomontn, callous ulcers, eruptions, wainal gyarapsa, glisets, as altos STR icruft I.S. whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill of other practimiers, are, by their present hope/red plan .4 treatment, r6ecteally and permanently cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pain nod obsessing heancrange which frequently follows the application of the ktrar caustic. she coarse of twenty years esteosive practice ill this maro path. astarroas eases of strictures hove been and are daily no der their caret the total eradication of which is effected by a • Wife, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior teeny owner vet adopted. The weakness, reistwation, and *Milky proceeding from this complaiut, is speedily resumed. sad the patieut restored to sound mid vigorous health. But whets' the debility lons for years °lewd, it_proper perseverance la their reso s l o e:wive remedies, after the stricture hos been iiestroyed, is Its-, daproodgy requisite in revive the siumbeaug spurt. of life, and lure-animate the Coastitatiost. s e v e ral. Noblemen Stud Get thine° of the first respeetiltilit) bore been sender the cure of Meas. Currie awl Co,. for the rr• envoi of complaints of the uretb is. stricturos,.&c. t and hoeing raeived a radical and petimnam cure, request that 'sap he given to them, as satisfactory esiococes • o perimity 01. Mews'. Currie sad in.'s plat Many of Oleic Oesolemen have hod strictures fi..._ to u rges, aid led hero muter me care of Myssrs. !lows Helot I I jg o sbrr'llorgeorso of equal eminence. is Ito attempted lb by the oppt amine of the Mane castle. without succeb. • Patients comers of Wale the pr .4sw, hat the ' Te SUPERIOR. MANURCRIPT SERMONS. Price Sixty Shillings, done up separately fur the Pa!pit, QIXTY ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT SER. L.. 7 MON S t ndapted fur every Sunday to the Year,aad fir the principal Holidays rant extraordinary Occasions I printed in a new Script Type, rust on purpose, in exact Imitation of Ma nu•cript. By A DIGNITARY OF TILE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. rhea` original Sermons are respectfully submitted in the Clergy as superior modern compositions, better adapted to their avowed abject than any , preelons attempts of the same kind. The Author has himself , p reacibed every unc of them, and he can therefore t pcult to their suitable length and effect he can also boost of 1112 sanctum which 'they have received from very distingui:NiNt nrnanienu of the Church. Primed for ('. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-roves, London; and sold by tilt Booksellers ;stout' and !wintry. N. B. Clergymen who may not clinn,e to purchase the entire Set tit; 'boy hove examined ft few, may be aceonunodated with' a score. indifferently *elected, for u One Pound Note; whit tatty, if a g reeable, he addressed to the Publisher' by the • TAKE NOTICE. A PERSON in the Neighbourhood of Glasgow, railed a few days ago upnn Mr. Angus Sl•Onnuld_i, trk-plare, to that City, anti informed hoe, that his Wirt had dangernool) sleeted with a Lothering in bet LIMP (as her hinted it), atteaded with sil.trming symptoms, gross diffintlty of breathing, he. &v. 'Loring given her, lir rash do.e., One Half Girtitirit Mille of De. SOLOMON'S CORM ALBA LM OF GI LLA D, she recovered in the most n.larashing moan .r her health nod spirits. her complaint having b.enth retry remnved mast miraculously. t ha• pormiNslnn to refer rerpeetabk En coler., to tue Parts Deeeno•r, 181 1 . A, pr.." foie, 'war Ke.. 4 itl,„Dec.4s, 1811. Dit, SOIM• ON. (hie A- lowly, war Liverpool. SlR,—ln.pret••A r,ta tat r. Annus yiityec.of your highly tNrbrateA 11• tinier, oat, ('0111)14 I. BALM OF 01 LEA D. feel osself hoitodtm in ju..tWe Si. pat, nut f'r the benefit of the Florae, to Odom. %poi, tam rums in lam timing I hail is violent Tam lii no. breast, accompanied with didleuity of breathing and wove sealinces, u. mat I could maroel t walk. I cond. . mud for same time latouwrimg feeder 1140 mug distressing *rap -14'1; whet, Pee'Reqs9 the We•tarairoad Advertise", asuteowswt of tags. iVir• ref trued in this 4eierb9 , ps load .by inking the Sart Mritich..r. sum the tatter part of ti . ever.litio r, 1 pimorated a Fools Hank of droop. M. and a ..11katithvoile. sd.blw .44 .14 "'s h. Lacin g ~r e.h cu. if , w•.'ilass Muir t 611 iu reorerettlye 'iglu."' ow t 1 9efore I bad 9 , 1.0.'4 114...ratate , ..«.'restesimit to U, tenser heilltii waich, Moods .(1. it, I sin Di" in 1 P.Miner"i". • yer damt obedient Armlet, W ;thew", LS A AC If tfiVOINKON owl B. Stauthwair eatial. • (490446 shin.) In heti. price tie. the Second Edition. with cousidernble Addi tions, and .a I>edirntion to the Right Hon. Lord Viseriatt Sidinsiuth, containing Strictures on the Catholic Queation, - -POUR SERMONS, preachedin the New Church, -A: Duke-street, Liverpool, two of them on public Occa sions 'nod toe on the brim Day of the Author's officiating, sub argot:et to his Liberation Irmo the King's Health s with Notes. by the Ace. RICHARD BLACOW, D. A. Minister of the said Church, and of West Derby Clinpel. Together with an Appetolix. cautioning the Author's Rc3 c.- dots lin the Assairmation of the Right Hon. Spencer Percegut, in the Colima* Illone of Parliament, May 11. lel% fla the Ara Suoday semeapebt to that Evens a laud the Foe-Simile of a very extraordinary Letter from a Luddite, occasioned by these. Redeetlam. ?rioted for C. Craddock sad W. Jok a Si, Palontooterrew. W' Ilisfabst Note. , . . ,• - X • ArIiPA. PT( I 4 . 7 . . hi . • , ip,_ 20\ . , • a ‹t( 1.1 ,U; • t.TA ~ 4 . eit i jt. ,1 ••• -• , 11 . 2 . Y, 1 74..; t / . .1 1 e4.1.: • :. :. 1 •'..ci . t . l . i 1 - t .):: . • s*' ;l '-'t ,‘ . ~ . • . , .._ . . . , • - t • . . .7..1 e :" r , ... i..• ' • • . . .... . In ~ . % -- -i t . it . , . ... .•, ... .., ~,,,, t . ? • ," . • I . . PRXCE 64D. FRRNUH PAPERS; . frunvartt =TRACTS? PAWS, Atm 21.—We have rece ived letarti free Spain, Which contain interesting details of the affair which took place in the neigh bourhoodof Salamanca, on the 224 of July. Perhaps :he English army was never so near complete destruction. The wound which the Duke of Hagan received in the field of battle, caused a moment of indecision, which Mons saved the enemy from total defeat. '1 he Euglieh Ge neral I.e Marchant • was killed in the battte. Sir William Bere4fotvl, Generals Cole Cotton, Leigh, Atittl Alien, are among the weiusded. Several of 'Cc English regiments were cut in' piece., and the Ines Esuffered the English so weakened it,that it was net "ible to prevent thecressch froM tegniniegtheirformer ' ,. positions, in which-they are wnitint; reinfnrcoments. Our army has brought with it all its artillery and baggage. On the 2lth, the English cavalry wishei to attack our rear, where the 69th regiment of the line was placed. This brave regiment firmly waited the charges, and repulsed the enemy, who reired, with I a c9nsiderable loss in men and hors:N. We me as sured that, in this charge, General Cotton, Comman der in Chi:l of the Cavalry, was wounded—many prodigies of valour were performed its these different actions. Among „many other traits of heroism, is mentioned that of a French Officer of the 112 . h regi ment, who having personally attacked an English man, who carried a' Hag, took it, by cutting off his arm. Sine* Its !Mud en the Douro, the French army has been daily fortifying itself, and receiving rein. forcements of troops from Vittoria and Madrid.— (Joorna/ de Paris, Aug. 21.) Bransm, AUG. B.—We learn from Konigsberg,. , that the convoys.laden with provisions for the French army in Poland, and which had been embarked npon the Niemen, have received orders to halt, as inch n quantity of provisions has been found'in the maga. zines, that the army 12 supplied for-same time: — I • (Same Paper.) . - beaux, Jur.ar 2 1 ?..—Testerdey a Proclamation was published here, of which the following is aa . ma:: tract :—" The general levy of the Noblesse, in die' , nine departments of the Natiovild Guard, as well as.. the legions under the orders of the Genera! of Divi— sion. Kcsinski, are assembling upon the hanks of the Vistula, and, will shoots niiv.ance,, not only to defend our own department, but prevent ail incur. violas, which will be the more easy, as the general levy produces 30,000 men, which are reinforced by the 4111, 7th,, and 9th regiments of infant.ry, which have returned from Spain, and those brave tro6ps .who hare coycred theniselves with glory in fiAhtittg .. against the English, shall hare the honour of cotitri.. Wing to driving away the enemy.r--(Journel de ' l'Empirc, Aug. 21,) . . . W A MAW, Ave. 3.-="Tfr-day the enewer of • hif, Majesty the King of Sixony, was42o in the Sitting of the General Confederation, the.Act'of Acceviinn: of his Majesty to the Polish Confederation, awl tba ' reply of the King to the Deputition. ' • The Grand Army rapidly continues its vlctoriomf' march. Already are Witepsk, Danaher& and other. towns beyond the Dwina,„oecopied by the French. After the retreat of the Russians, a part of out_ troops entered liebrunsk. Four regiments of cavalry and five of infantry have just been formed in Lithuania.—(Sarre Paper.) KONIGSBERG, AUG. s.—On the 22d July, hilt Excellency General Liaison took upon himself the government of our town. The wise measures of his Excellency have gained him the hearts of all the in habitants, who, under his protection, enjoy Ilk possible safety and protection.—(Jame Paper.) • .' 1,.• VIENNA ) AUG. B.—Yesterday an Officer of rank , was arrested, and seals placed upon all his papers. ' (Same Paper.) CONSTANT' NOME, JULY 17.—Every thing an., flounces that the peace with Russia will not be rati....' fled by his Highness. Although Prince italinskr a ' . arrived here in the month of June, he has not yet 8 been pgrmitted to enter the city. It is the same with respe6t to Mr. Liston, oho has obtained permission to reside at Pere. e inhabits a country house'. ' 1 The Grand Seignior has forbidden Ms Minister ti.; have any diplomatic communication with these:twO Ambassadors. General Andreossi, Ambassaddf.Delr France, is impatiently expected. lie will Suave .iie , Constantinople en the 25th Juty.--(Jaermal de , • rt. , : i ~ , ' l'Empire, Julii 20.) Butkus; ;. 1 -s• id .tei-1,: 1 Daesets, AUG. 7.—The Of fi cial .iw has just been published,, contains the followlite.t.. — 'i " An Officer, who left the head-quarters of 04`716 Corps, and' arrived on the 31st July,.• has hirenghtei . lutelligence, that the Saxon 'GenevOl - KlengeV in defending, on the 27th of that Month, . wZdi a , his brigade, composed of the King', reglmen t ti'l?l , 94 of the Niesemiechel regiment of infantry,,;lifid crllio Uhlans of Prinv Dement, the post of Eolliryn.s against the corps of the RU3Sille Genend Terihititrwio was ohliged, after ten honisT4 ere *ay to the 'ie. periority of the enemy, and dilute prisetivit.. : quer General in Chief s Replier, after this everit,cpublislig. ed the fallowing Ordre dig Jour, whiell . 44ealtiatit t e' _. ... ~ _ _ _ ' thattl.4,7 , the& rill - ONO ror 1... • liliraWirr a rim 1•• • ....., •,-, Where way be had. • . 711,4;1;t; le the country are rectum's! to so R. 1 ., the le Aelh , e.e.te a ti c T ii p l al ger rti ii led 4 t heir raw, lc Had teerci hakit of U.4tio, ' A STA EMI: THI the t. .1 . a . l ettainaker adeke utedtrimee. tt bee to the PROSECUTION et the 'RING tr. 11L4COW.Ared` sl i m ... be we t A „ Noy pert o f s h e " 44.01. ihllii of Nstracte el Letiettotddreieed AM* litlv..R!cat a t , v oey es weetatiet to . their tusdeffbitisi. the Rbtrow to Mr. C..p ._, 114 5 1 10 ____,.1 1 "um__ ge_ gg _t' 1 o p t iOte gelded itilimeecomet for ..teeteittee. Notre lettf Ht. A piteaditi" : 1,0 1 001 ". Ng iltiwil'"l-'7. , H and Co. eta, be etti th ohod Iv term HI Mr. 111Wgierio sedArtra Wt.' eanti , ii . h tat C I ..t .W t: "l letet h ri. icitd °4llll4 r4l, tell . 1411181:111.1.ra:111 . .; 411.1e4 , ... • i11* ... (14" ;.. : 4 1414, ' . 101t' Wil i r ebl ipe• 4191 :10:— $ UT Liettrik aud isrout. l6"l"er • . Mei, 1611. . . .... • - - ... - ..,.. . ; 4 , . . , i •i , , * \ 1 i :i i 11 i ) s 1 , liii 'lli . • l'Empire, July 20.) —_. - .. tia ;,•! - hhave baffled the DanDEN, Aca.7.—The Official Bullets; wham. . "It improved Plan has just been published, contains the followlisg, • ure, without the 'ming lteouvr.infe "An O ffi cer, who left the head-Quarks e 04. 7 0 6 1 the 'wile caw e• Corps, and' arrived on the Stst •July,i4:lnts hrongtitis.. alit i :r i e h ::, miel i i,.:::- intelligence, that the Slaon Iletie#l •Kteit i E ..-• , • s :It Is. effected by . a• in defending, on the 27 th of thaimontit, . . • ./ his brigade composed of the King's rumen , 4 4 • e, truperlar many • r i e ", 3 ;,,, alid e g. 14. '4 0 4n :i t ,: of the Niese l mincliel regiment of infantey 7 : ild . affi g . ' I. But whae the Üblans of Priiiv. Dement, the post of . Kiiiiryn,µ- r,r: s 're H .. 2 , la ed lb :: r : , against . the corps of the Rus!ia_n•G!neral Terildtifill: •.% --,.!••• ug sparbo of life, was obliged, after ten hours, to give Way to the 'ao.., JL ~,-. 4 ) • ' 4 petit:wit t y of the enemy, and iliatie prisetwiK ":11WT:' fro respeetibili . • ii ,l Co , f i r th c r e . kienera in Chief, Regnier, after this evelit,eoObliSl4 At.; end having ed the fallowing Ordre du Juur , whicit . liaealasica'' ' ' . wt that "fer'tle" to the glorious conduct-of the trirope •Ittrthwitsttlisq- -- • . . the deeLsive .? . , uof treatment.— of Pinsk and Jano l va. The 7th corp 4 *ls, ob tbai , V•nn tea to **cloy 31st, in it o sie n ne, it was upon the point Ofjoiliit-gthsti, ! t ri tt v l tt el ril la c t"7,' Air:Arlin 'army at Slonim, and agitin metehleig agoittiti ' ~. Jf la succet.. - the' eneasy. . • . . - -...:.4 tie 'one partitsilkr 1 • . ORDER nr Tito.DAY. • , .s.v• i' ~... ) itc. , ite. 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Sew Po-t Couch, eserN at half.past Sit k, with et Guard, throu,..l Moulton, (shiver, Hridp Biandltord, B•aissoloke, and 13 tplint. BOSTON, Spolding. Pele!bn•ottOr. &titan; anti Hunting. dim. New Bryn( Maul Coach. sets out ev,.r, Conches, from tk sou h• Grimsby, and HIM. LIVIA POOL, )farriigtoo,• Katusford, Stow, and Litch- Ileld. Post •'nsu b, eat rd, fhe I.spediti,a. etre . , • Evetilil us Five ...Clots. is. the saraeru's Head Ipa, Daie-tdreet, Liier : paid. 44..rde.i through art. BATH artisroL Ming Post Coaches, through Chili peoham. Cat e, Ist it a evry Afterhool,i .if ke .1 , Mr. May's. lair Greyhound Inn; Bath, and Ilse Laudon lascril, Themat-ttrerf, find the Swat liristoi c mead Morai.g.•—CunClice 10 Bridgewater, Taunter, dte. LLEDS \vu Comb, called, The Rockingham ' sets out very NI omit% at half-past Seven ,s C) eh; entries Pour p u t., and t rue. cepwrgairlsr cosy, with a Guard through- IliewAh Slav( int, 'Newark, Belford, Douraster, and 1: et, )hritige,t.i the (ti,Vett Lisa. Leeds, next Day at Noun. No the 0/11/CilMnitla expedition of this Coach, it is :Mowed to is. t.se mo.r ag.eenble nod complete Puldre convey ance on the North Brad, ireiag,uoequalled in Accommod.atina by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster ' Preston, _ K irby.Lonratile, Bolton, , Charley, Ortrola an: rk. and Gtang Post Coaches, every After noon, at Five &Clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretnl-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Browobill, Thornhill. Santothar-Kilir, Cannock, Kiegswell, and all parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach (Daily). YORK, Newcastle. and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Nl.truii,g ;it lialf.pa-t Six h•Clock, by way of Newark, Reif , : Tadcaster, I).sr tungton, Nortieditertno. Durham, Morpeih. and Berwick.— Persseogers finding themsries fatigue.; .from the tenth of the journey. may teat what time they please, and then oe.weed on uithaut any additional tire. J. Clark, the Black Swan. C.,- neY•strerl. York, runs Caarlies to Sunderliusd, Hull, Scarb rough. Whitby, oad other Places.. BRIDGEZO#TH and Walla! new Post Catch, every Zeroing. • 4 CARLISLE, Perwitb. and Whitehavea. Past Coach, gem with Four flames, and a Guard all the way. Passes through B Appleby, Greatahridge, Richmond, Catieriek, Bo- Wrihrsby, Aberford, Donconer, and Grandpas (the nen its by eighteen nines), sets out every Morning. and petlares the juurne) with the greatest facility. Pas-engers myth detained . MIA by tot-mess or pleasure, have Bee peculiar ativniunge of their teat* being secured in the ncjit Coach. WAK EIFI FLO Post Coach, Airy Morning, at half-past Six o'Clork. • CHESTER, Newport, Whiteharch, Tarporley; PlOntwich, Nafthwich, nod Mitidlewicli, Post Coach, every Evening, at Five n't:10011.' SUN iC 4.RLAN D. Stockton, and Yarm, New Coach, every M •rninson the ftcome ton, suneellaitd. NIA silitisTi.:ll, UmigletiM, Newcastle, and Virrlserfirimpl.r; . Post Coach. every Afternoon, guarded. hill It I. WSBU K Y. Well it Lion, and Siliffnal. Post Coach, 41.05al can, hoie, Etemoe, at I,ve o'Clork. guarded. Sitr•FFlt - Lli owl Rotherham Post C*ll4'hi called the Rork- Ingham, owl oroutg. sOUfil sNPfON,Wioche-ter, Al retard, aud Alton Coach, every Er eitior• (31 it MIN birl A M Mercury Posh Coach, with a Guard. sets nut etrct and reaches Birmingham west day at noon. Passes by 0 f,rd, I.shion, and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Bend. Hull-street. llousingham. • HULL. Nerilsinve, llot den, Thorn, and Doncaster, Pest Coach.evmy 11nri.ing as half-past Sit o'Llock, to the Bull and Sun lon, M lira•ga le, Hull. I ENT FOR D. Ware, Boddesdon, and Cheshuot Coach, eve. v TraTEN II AM and EDMONTON Coach, daily, at half oast AO, half-p:wt 2, half-past 4, and half-past 7, o'Clnek. '