The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-12 00:00:00

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Tut • LORDS COMM-153'0 24 M se • ins MAJESTY'S TREASURY, hasdng given Mew:aims for poling af W Pd*„ pa! af the etbene.asestioned ;soberer Bills, with the Mares! ins Mere", 1 Um/ EacktriSi o,fice (11 iha Ro s i l y o f Exchequer, New Met rani. Weetasinster, ea Walasaky, the Ist Day of Deenalsr,lBl3, attendance will be ( Sandep and Holidays eaviplath emit deed incladhle PViday, the SW &siesta. flow MI 'Z+l"4*4 *Month., tin One in MU Afternoon, foe the Parpeseir yewilletie p o w. dad, for the greater Dispakk lA. Bo *Mare desions t• pleweercA dee 41100 ars Is he se:aga a Ms Offlog rampeckaa alma, awl as amp' ameatatt, aidiaiocrod di* Llama, eenspnie i . .iilt Ihes errs remputhoup /44 Ms _W, AND PIiirSICIE. '7 (*meir idt pew live o'd•ek• TIIPATRE ROYAL. DRIIRI•LAN C. T II I S present EVENING, Nov. 12, tkeir NCtiemi..-* Savona will perform (nth Tim , ) 'Noe New Conway. in five Acts, called FIRST IMPRESSIONS. After which, TURN OUT! PeseA. 7k: Seehnii Price Si. 6d.—Pil. 'Jr. 60. $ 92 feat Prim-, 4 3,.-I.mt,e: Gallery, 11.. i Seared Price, h.—upsown 4;411 , .r.. 1-. ; &cowl Price. GC wl FINE Oil) tttlll. 16s. 6d. PER GALLO'S. I%„TOTWITTIiTANDING the fate limey' Ad. whores no the Price of RUM. W. Tehhitt aid Co. DI, Cullum-street. Feilehoreh-streei, and 45, Haymurl eV, continue to sell their jrnuine JAMAICA RUM 16s. 64. M er Gallon lite Cordial Groeva, 1()4. per Gallo; fine Port Wine. 464. Pct Dozen; Stferry. 48-. per Dozen; and every d Cher Article of the Spirit and 11' hie Triode, equally low. ithisier, oasis the lalerest MR capon Aid (kist i r Holders or sal) ors indiepiusslity reqpilred each Hill ;PHA their , swami Higewittiree I malt 4 Witt aid Ile:Mews at the know eireA separate List morcoverregvired to attend the &Weeper Bill scent, and to receive the New Mils, easel give the same. Receipts J ` o► those whom Prcvidence has Messed with the NI. am of reliving the Unfortunate—tbe fallo wine Mk of I huiohly •stition tied in behalf of a FAT Hll R LESS and lIELPLESS FA NIILY.—My Husband fell a iricdm to the se verity of a Creditor, who had already received Nil. la part of 1101. due to him, but declining indulgence for the resnainder. the anfortut ate man was seut to jail, leaving a W 1 FE ;tad EIGHT CHILDREN, seven of whom were totally incapable of every weans supporting themselves, the two younger cries (twin.) were at that time only th months old. The Family hail de rived °support from the Father s situation as Clerk to tt re specntble Solicitor io Lincoln's Inn, with whom he bad lived ya years, and whose bounty was frequently very liberally es teoded to him, bet from the embarrassed mate of his afain c he was r impeller' to reliuqui4 his employment, by being taken to jail, arid the little property (even the last hed) wan sold. I h,this distressed state the Family lave lingered till death put a period art the Father's sufferings. his surviving Widow and Seven Children unprovided far, make this couhdent appeal In the Bun f the Good . .;.1d Humane, wbo may feel an Interest in the gale of this unfortunate Family, and to enable the Widow toemer into some small kind of business towards Use support of her helpless and marrow Family. The trails of this melancholy statement will be attested by Mr. ll'hittard, No. 2, Stone Buildings, Liocola's Lm; and Mr. Catnips, Salisbury-square. Subscriptions will be received by the following Bankitts t Mews. Hoare. Fleet-street I Messrs. Smith, Payne. and fbnith; Lombard-writ ; Messrs. "Reborn, Curtis, and Cs. 15, 'Loin bird-strert ; Mean. Mmterusao and Co. White Hart-court, Gotthard-street; and also by Mean. Diann and RAI 'boon, Cruleuru-street, Leicester-square; Mr. Roberson, Slaughter's C d. e-hou4e.St. Monies-lane; Messrs. Beardmore and P trice's. It mien. Wood-street. Cheap.ide t Pearson and °road tient, No. 2, Brook-street, Hanover-square I and Mr. Iltown ball, No. 51, Strand. Reference to rbe distressed Family, A. Be-P. No. 10. 'Jaw saiircourt. Fleet-street. If any of the Holders of Me aforesaid Bills shook! be de sire." of roceiololl PoSmolt of the Primelpalanrt Interest, pre view to the said Ist Pay of December, hhey may be noositato. dated, on computing the Interest to the Day on whkh. they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bits fir Exsadwatisp One Day prior thereto. ... • . • • Such Persons as may be &Olio 'of having New Exchequer Bills in whole or in part oThignierst of Principal, up** mark-' ing New Bills, and mentioning the 4mavist at the Bonsai of their Lists, delivered on or before the 26th intent, may be accommodated with New Bills, carrying on Interest of Three -pewee Halfpenny by the Day, on every One Hundred Ponds, still said New Bills will bear Date the said lad Day of Dec., and will be delivered, together with the Interest due ineeeped of the Bills so desired to be exchanged, on Thursday, the 2d Day of December, and the following Days. • • • ' • • • • N. B. 411 Exchequer Bills dated isVitti it . Dentoifor .1112, have been advertised to be paid of, and the Interest !hereon has ceased. . the Descriptions or Titles of the Bills are oriel:mho& Credit of.dids, Ann. 1812, 52 Geo. 111. cap. 114., le 3,00040, Anne 1812, 52 Gee. 111. cap. 161. FURTHER. Proofs of the Ef fi cacy of DIXON'S ANTII3ILIOUS PILLS.I. - Felieoutli, Mnreh 18, 1812. Sm.—ln justice to you. s od wishing well to mankind. it is my desire that you make lumen to she Navy my Clue. I re f Iturned last January two wa s from the West Indies , in at most ! deplorable state of healt h . 1 was reduced to deftio's door, and j was attended by the most sesimmemedieal men. without such ammulmeat. mut atter toorissoilielairi cwt tlsta_otti. 1 tare a was sidifsett by Mr. George Lewer. of - stlontottrielst Wholl's Antibilinus Pills, when, after talsieg one not, found myself better, end by using them in three months returned again to my duty. • [ lam aim to ply way to join the Dragon, at Barbadoes, Its i Well as I ever was in my life ; nod if this letter c.iii trod to I asks yegt =d my muse. more known. you may use m mune. CHARLES JERFIIir, Lindeman of his Majesty's Ship Dragon. ITo Mr:Di son, Apothootry, Storrieigtoe. Samoa. Sold at Mr. Butler's Cbsteteal Rod .Petent Medicine Wnre- i base, No. 4, Cheeps*, tomer of St. Pour. Church-yard ; i lead most Medielee Venders. in Dentist 24. 9.i. each. 1 • AROMATIC PERFUMED JAPAN SLACtiNe9-111 P AUL'•• AN 0 isf LIQU ID. T. RIGGE respectfully informs the Nobility J• and Public. that he has recestly'diseovered a Corbin*. lion of Ingredients, la the mast reised statcotader Ike above title, whit h tile ctinfidetuly niers ton candid and liberal rubs. lino; etc yawed that it wall hte proved the atom Edema and awe ful Ai side ever introstwrad for the purposes of itieWerv#ll; and beautifying Leather; eqoalip applicable to Ladles' or 13mitle metes use. All mositmslegredients are avoided hi its prepare tion, subst hut ing such as are highly grateful, aromatic and Burial.. In this preparation the spitefully consplained-nf intnattadatee of .ofmeso ors tawniness (in eves the most celebrated of thole productions) I. avoided, asks the moist state sit the atatalphere, the Aromatic Blackleg will not impart soil to the Amide mean pawl. It is likewise capable of prodaciag, with the greatest bril:tv. a highly beautiful Japan Polish. The Tiareller will end the Blackieg Paste cmisenient and tenty forint Hiatt me t with the simple addition of cold water tinl). It L cleanly is its *penitents, sad may re packed with the anon ed -ice goods, without any danger or offeaiive delanat• niealion in the articles with which it may he twists Id, tap, Oa it; ramp it "partakes of highly perfamed arontativ. To illerrhania. for Exportation, laDeaters resnalle 'plot s he at ;volt°. she saying of freight sod carriage compared with the hulk of Liquid Bl:,ckis e , will he • a nowt aportnnt consideration ; and a , this article ill keep perfect in all climates (in fact, prayed by age), the l'raprietor anticipates with coon knee a general pas ri nviee • sold by •,11 p isu ipnl Boot and Shoe-makers and Deaders in 'I'L e n and Comm.% ; alty at the Proprietor'3 Wacch.lisses in I. , •lntoii. No. 54 ;'ark-street, Grosvenor-square I and No. 63, Cheat's' le. Liquid in Clow Bottles, 2s.—Ditto in Stone Ditto, la. 6d.— Paste in Put., at b. 10. 6. and 51a. ruck. BALDNESS OR GREY HAIRS' WILL NOf BE SEEN. SEirli FLAG Ladies and Gentle Men who have used PRINCii'S RUSSIA Oil. for years, nod from the use of that alone eat a hale fell off, or toward grey ; but being per suaded by their hair-dressers to use.etherlatis that tire adver tised, swathd them counterfeit Raab Oil, they soon found the difference, their hair fell idf or moved grey, hive declared they will me nu other than Prince's Rum ia Oil in future. Is privet' tee bort and sholssitiest preparation in the universe tor moisten ing the Hair, whet; dreonag real or false hair , antis so great a nasmisher, Waited eumiaany, Dever is hair will fall off or tutu grey ; in short, where hair has, gist thin oe bald, and the least runts remain, stai may relYan itabeiliC colored- Theasuads of Getiikmen that were bald, have deciared;, after using, Prince's Russia Oil regularly for six months, the hold places became ernes* with hair. Promotes eye brows, whiskers, and 'w ill prevent whirlteratuming reddish or grey. Ladies will find, when dressing with this Oil, either real or . . 7 - z• , . .- DEBILIT - Clte. false hair, un exercise whatever will bring it slut of curl the 1 - INCOURAGED by the uniform success attend , • it hole day. -A4 -ing their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of a Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use Prince's _Ras- f ew. prevalent complaints, which has been confirmed by the ee jii3 Oil to mokten s iheir hair when dressing , instead of pn- pertesce of many years in a large nail extensive practice; sen matum, ns it is well known by perams who use powder coo- sihle aims of the happy erects resulting to the public &viol me staidly, that it make* their hair dry. fa l l °lri or turn fire's dical men confining their attention to a certain class of diseaai, but Prince's Russia Oil is such a nourisher to the hair, that Messrs. GOBS and Co. continue to direct their studies to those if used constant when dressing, aunt a hair will still of or tarn dkonlen musing from a secret destructive habit of Inconsiderate rev. epth, which not only occasions a numerous train of nervous af- Be particular in asking for Prince's Russia Oil, and see that lecunas, but also entails ea Its votaries all the enervating intim. the Ousernment Sloop is on the cover of each b , dile, and as einiles of old age. In that distressing state of debility or del. Eagle, at Bs. per bottle; or one bottle. containing four small, to dame whether the emempence of emit baneful batiks, esces- If. Is. is a. sav in of ten shillings ; or six large for 51. duty in- s i ve drlaking long residence in bet climates, or any other rouse, eluded. Ladies and Gentlemen who casistantly use the Russia Oil, by which the 'men if the coneditutlion become enfeebled, as will find, by taking six large bottles, it will be a saving of foes regabirliedutated Sergeant of Lomita', they offer a firm, sure, pounds. ang se peetlyratteranen so mend and vigorous health. After spending thousands. which can be proved by the Pro- re as early application is made for the cure of a renal* prittnrs of the principal Newspapers in London, be was first Disorder. frequently contracted in a moment if inebriety, the that udvertised that ;mutable article, Prince's Russia Oil ; and orate/aim ls generally completed in the short space o f two it also esti be proved by the principal Prefumen and Medicine gut's} and in Ike some advanced and rove erase Wages. of vent- Venders in London. that he it the origival prepare'. of it; real selection, characterised by a variety 0,041 anti distress, therefore, in juaice to the Public and hi m self, he thinker.). slog syasptants, _a perseveraMe in their plin (Without restraint per to caution agaitst a set of villains that counterfeit the Rum i t s diet.er eteedse) will imare to the patient a permanent mid ' Ha Oil, and give it to sell at some petty hair-dressers shop; m u ra l to re. . • - but the Proprietor acknowledges-there are hundreds of respecia- ~ The dimities of the Urethra, as frequently connected with or' ' ble hair-dressers have the rimier, .aod will have ambits{ to da tielsiag.froa the above complaint, have net escaped their aitrg. with counterfeits. . ow; "by an hifitilible and improved plan, they are enabled to Cs uriox.—Ladies nod Gentlemen - way .easily discover the • remote 'thiamin Gleets and Strictures, whether renal er...1 Original from the caunterfeils, as the Proprietor has leave le . hog deratiaa, without resorting to the pkhihd glad dangerous 'have his name. " Mr. Prince ," printed -on the Government • Imo( the caustic beagle. Many instances can be adduced of Stamp, a hick is on the o*lsi de of the cover of each battle— i ocry •i o veterate eases, or several ye a r. coo rb wo m e . hiiviees , ield . the counterfeiting of which is forgery; therefore' any Shute' ed to their method to s few days, after the cure had been tit keeper or H a ir-dresser wit* Rusin Oil, under my pretence ! reaped hi other parliament without effect; and such her whatever, w ith o uishe firstisagevernmeat Stamp, are haws. 1 scow agreeable result of a practice of %often years. that 1 ton and sellers itf couatecleits— the amide of treatment has ant in one singlehasaartseree lowe d WAG — GINS REMOVED ° As there have beets omit enteplakas in the Cottony, they abortive, during which peeled many thomeadperseas, 07 both , Fra . m the King's Head, two s Old 'Change. sad Glimurfli.• Oll. therefore, to veneer ; us ea itaCed the enjoyment of 'plebe bee* eanout get Prince's owing Rpm* _ . bap por . . pee. :an.w.sill, to the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Fridtiej-Witaa-1 dew Ladies and Gentleiren thaueside in the toontry, by ins i r e edy cone, after weer. and Mammas imetbods have been per. Chilkwide. . timing . a one pound seats in a .letter. directed to Mr. Prime. I severed ID to too pettiest. • . . Dentist, John-street, Oxford-arm, Landoll, will receive hy 1 Mews. liims and Co. exclitsively professing the cure of these 11'.0. NORTU agd Co.'s old establi shed ! mere o f couch one times womb, or sic large for bi. I perneelar compliant% in order that they may not he, by a A-4 WAGGONS, through Mllcheldeaar Reims Celfoll9 NM- I Observe, for the reputatio of Goantry Shopkeepers, as no • anistabari few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to m r ,'' u th., d.herltatientiv. Brecknock, Carmarthen, Petah woke, respectable homer in Loudon will sell the counterfeits; a set of the loom( ,spirit, think it but jumire la themselves to state, Rod the to Milford, with all pans of s o on, 1 fake, I seawater, are triqeilin a bout the country with ehtluterfett sfses obey have been properly educated and initiated into every """. the South of Ireland, every Tuesday, Thursday , ' a I So. ' Russia Oil, b. deceive COusory Shopkeepers, therefore be sure linnet of the profession (certificates of which, from different homy. i las seder Prime's Russia Oil, with ate Government Stamp, as Huspitab, lad testimonials from the most emblem Physicians, ~ JOS. TROK ES'S (late Monk) old established W 'Ad- tit o th ers are counterfeits. the / hese le cenviuce any enquirer) that the success resulting %lONS. to Rues, ilelefiud, Hay, K initoa, Leominster, Pres- . Said by the Propriet., . Prism, Demist—Observe, it is not ertWo their eadenvimor first induced them to quit the practice tritu, Weubl y, mid all parts of Henfordshire add Meagher : Aim op s a fils-.esacdy ap usite l lfu. 7.; the Neettes, lire irregular 111 of the general" Practitioner, am! they presume that their pre every Thiovlay and Suutrdoy Joluostreel, Osf loodith. lonia,* conssisete a fair ground for she unprecedented cone. And MF;ANE'S old esiriblislied WAGGONS. to Clap .'Fs, Sold alto by Mr. Sieve s Perfumer to his Majesty, !few dence with which they have, by the Public s been se liberally 1 Flielteuisam. Tewtteshery s Painawkk, Du.sley, City, - Bend -street; Bendetis i rier . is her Majesty, Tichhorme. hinuured. ouni Norailench, atid,*srfeed s dally.. street; Ps My and Mew, Mftwer• is the Print , NO Print: a To be conealted at their house doily (personally, or by let he Public are respeWialt infiximert, that ' , all Mamie, i &a. ma, s/ ;Ake owl Dodo* a York, Voeltastar‘alseet•i HArds let) by Patients, ef either Sex, ,with secrecy, delicacy, and at, will, hi loam, be regekry ftworanied by the tlee % I tie- t 049 Si Pall• Mall; Newherves SS, lIS, JPiod's aseerh.yant ; tentbaft. • • Loos, agreeably to so above days, from 'To. S.l a tea i DiCe•, N. Caoreb. / ard g &may, 95, Vlen.asarket ; BM- ' Panetta is the country are OfitletteO to state the particul ar mead len„ w h ere the greatest c i v i l i ty, pkoetasetty, and tots- ler. 4, Lhwessise i awards, IMI. Si. Pals Ctostekl - sard I topeir ease. One. and MOMs atibliaj, enclosing a Bask sate , i.atch, will be unormierey observed. •• . .Witime-. 229. Strand; lbws, nu. Osford-sweet I Davison, r advice and, okelkines I cud the same will heforwarded to N. II isted 4 :No ( seetabe hooked for Ilieabrit conveoatice, , Imo Mk FlePt- street ; mop, IS, Che 1 Boltsor YAW; :fella bay ut • bf the Killd°m• (Mc Saracen's Heat las,„ Pridnywireett be Mark be sr, pie- Ischia* ; and by yyym fifteens mid Medicine 0 08 5 and CO. mavens, 11,..11, Butverkeitreet, Fleet "llk i find bulbul. initial liseesd alit% thibliksersei. + Vebdws. - ‘ 1 Mecca. Price AN ASSAY en the MOULDER zonwr opr- RATION ; principally deduced from Assatemical Obser vation. By W. W. FRASER. Sureenn.Major to the Garrison of Gibralter. ' Londea: Printed Tor John Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown•enart. Princes-street. Where may be had, lust ntilillolotod. in Two Paets J.CALLOW'S CATALOOIIF: of MUOICAL BOORS —Part I. eentaining the most Madera anti approved Authors— Port It. enntaininz an extensive assortment .of Second-band ate4Vkie In various Languages, among which' are a Selection of Foreign Medical Beek% lately imported, and a valuable ils• splines! if •Jeennt Works, whit Plates. CP. Cdslllferi Medical Bookseller, 10, Cm wii.court, Pritiegn. affects two', Price 2.. 64. the Sec Ind Edition; fl with..lo/W ow. ._ 11,1INTA for the RECOVERY and ,PREgER VAT/ON of HEALTH. • al • tat paunches have lean pates, and deiaty hits •' Make rich the ribs, but banker eat the a it.." Alt 2. CURSORY REMARKS on 11131 SPEARI. CORPMS4Y. By a Member of the Royal College of Surgattas. , Second Edition, with A dditiom, Jirice 3s. 3. DAUBENTON'S ORSERVATIONfras YNDIGES. TION. The Fourth Editioo, with Addition, by Dr. Buchan, prtee Gd. 4. A GUIDE to HEALTH and LONG LIFE. By Lewis Camaro a Noble Venetian , who, by *availing to kbe Rules betvln dt:scrihed, repaired'a debilitated Constitution, retained Health and Aetivity to extreme old nee, and dechires that to he die pleasaitsesson of Life, Ilium. price Is. • PoWished by J. Callow. Medical Bookseller, Il), Crown mart. Prinees-street, Sohn, price*. bo ards, A TREATISE on the GOUT; containing the Ottioloos of the most celebrated Airiest and Modem PIP/Adam IS tbat Meese; with Observations es the Eau Me diciaale.. Be , JOHN RING, 44 Member the Royal allege of Bar eam hs toodno. and of the Medical Societies of LoOiloa and Parli. Where um' hehnd, po'slitibed.*prier Its. 6d. • DAUBENTON'S OBSERVATIONS ON INDIGES TION t is which is satisfactorily.shown the Elliewv of Ipera cw,n4 in relieving as well as its connected trails of elm plaints, pecoliarlo the decline of Life. The Fourth adttios, . with Sedition' By Dr. Buchan Price Sr. 6d, - • -‘ ,- *F. • DDIPONA4 LETT Rat 4 In Answer ter Ate .irtbruililAfeork4eßlC WILUASI Wattage )1014"1$ 1 71. 4-1 4 I JIVUAICVS. Contrinier linnet* of interesting BIBLICAL CRITICISM, elucidating tile Sacred Writisho. ' • • By WNbEX BIBLICUS and CANDIDVS. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, hod Jones, paternoaer-row ; sod all Booksellers. • • Price Ss. 6d. ADJOURNED DEBATE at the EAST INDIA HOUSE, at a General Court of Proprietors of F.ast India Stock, ma Wednesday; the Gth of October, 1813, on the subject of procuriwr competent Authority to charge the Pro perty Tat no the Dividends upon the Territorial Revenues of the Company:nod for increasing the Solary of the Directors. By ibe_NDI.TOR of the FOR 31ER DEBATES. London : Printed for Black, Parry, and Cu. leadenhall street: IT_ • 1.3.N05' VEGETABLE. SYRUP, nspropared h % the tote Mr. SWAINSON, and by his Nephew, Mr. CAN II A M , No. 21. Frith-street, Soho. continues its ple-ecnt neite and -speri or ity , its all tie numerous ra-e are , itte from a Scot/ionic II ibit, and 11* come4ueures, present or rein Ole, of Illicit r*,lnne. In the &A aWady, that of Scurvy, the brood 6 .urehurge,l silk meets mat ter ; all gllnStill4r pou er is. tweak - toed. Tio• disorder Is lymphatic. nod deeply affects the li ker, involving the gLindf anti changing the humours i the alteration of the l y mph shows itself to a singular acrimony of Us' hu m-ura; someiimes la Westing erupolote, in tuberelev. in FII ulcerous escnriatioas of a ferocious and ob s tin a te Om acter, 'inth give wits to no 'remedy but the Vreetabk Syrup. Whe" complicated with a mare fierce and witlietiur disease, a low nervous di-order long turtles the indents. After s a lt cation, That Persons pins hitter months. sometimes yew, of a tervoue and menial deprentioit. gin slugs those tresablings and, ihud derittiA which Irbil, all the system suset unnerve the mind. In so, iely the patsenti are forlorn, a nd often brood over evety thing in ii lecce till they are led fp the chamber of death.. The remedy in those eases, and in all those allied to them, is to be funnd in the genuine Vegetable Syrup of De Velar's. The genuine Syrup is prepared at Ibis time in great t pianti. tie, and the highest older, at 21, Frith-street Sohn. by 'rhos. Caohato, sacceme to Mr, liwainson, and the only Pro; 'virtue old Possevsor of his Recipe. where it is sold. It is silos s aid by hie, nppointritent, at Mr. Atki nson ' s , Ch em i st an d D oi Igg i st , Na. 196, Biskra gate-street Without ; and by till the res pecta• ir Medicine Yeaders in the United Kingdom. Price 534. a kettle. In Royal Quartet, ;trice 51. PM. io baud:, HE EUROPEAN IN INDIA; from a Cotlec 4. Tertian of Drawings by 'Charles Doyley, Esq. engraved 1014. U. Clark ant. C. •Dabiturg, with a Preface and copious description by Capt. T. Wil'Minion, accompanied %; its a brief istery of Ancient mid Modern Indio ' from the earlic.t pet 'hods 6f Antiquity to the termination of the fate Mithratta War. By F. W. BLAGI)ON. Esq. _ London : Printed for Eilwnrel Orate, Bond-stmt. corner of Brook street. Priatietter and Publisher to his Majesty and his Rayed Highoess the Prince Regent ; and Slactr, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to - the lion. It India Companyi.Leudenhall. Street. .FRENCH PAPERS. STIABII4IIIO I Nor. 3.—For some Jeri kat* troops hateervived here from different points. -..Tbst 40'14 Kehl bas been placed in an excellent 'state of defence. %Lir, Oct. 30.--The Minister and Atiminis. trators-of the Finances for the kingdom, as well is the Employs of all ranks of that Minister, have entreated to apply to the wants of the army such portion of their salaries as his Serene Highnees shall think proper.—The Tribunal de Cessation, and thi Coin de Comptes, have given similar proofs of de. • 7.—The Senate and Council OfStato of 4401A:Vng to. iri fir his Niehogr ;ing; have presented' to . the Pumice t foil. of etiergy. Suffer," say . the Senators, " dud 'the Arcoli, 'Lodi ) ond Marengo, lately ...htnentbrable triumph, be, to omit . occupied by the enemy ? '+s shall we be so ungrateful as to forget those in• istitistions, - those laws, those public establiShviewts, *those chef d'eurre, those monuments which the O. plus of a greittOod beneficent MoOarch created lit so few years? " Would ROO !host, be poisible that we shookl be sufficiently bibd to lose by our weakness-the:Milt of so many lalsoirrii- 'of so much bloots i p, of so many victories, end allow our country.tiatiiain fait into an sibyl of-calamities and disorders/ - .* 46 No, IMPerial Highness, the profoAnd tentit, snents of honest, of fidelity, of • devotion, of.yhis# the Senate is here the interpreter,- can no *two Nvt effaced from Italian hearts;- thee we could target the glory of the great !tan who governs • • • The Senate concludes by' betging frit *rens High 'nem to accept the homage which it makes in the per son of each of its Members; to dispose of it is sued/ a manner, and far as long a time as his Highnoili shall think proper ; and as there exists IWthe Tree:. soil; Funds belonging to the Senate, Nadler a destti• nation which can admit of delay, it likewiie begs of his Serene Highness to apply them to the wants of the State. - The Italian Council of State evinces similar pile triotic sentiments, and concludes with these words : It entreats, of your Highness to permit it 'to offerfor the tents-of tiorStato, thatportion , of the atst of each of its Members, which-1(6- ! shaillarge proper - tii - akpeopitititc - to that - dialintt 7 done" AUCSBURGH, Ocr. 29.—Letters base betn re: ceived at Vienna from the Queen of Sicily; that Princess, after a long abode hr the Island of Tene:. dos, has,' at last, arrived at Constantinople; it is thought she will remain there some time to recover her fatigues; she will afterwards take the Vienna road, in passing through Hungary. We are as: sored her health has considerably suffered during the voyage. CARLSittillE, OCT. 29.—We learn that Count de Ilochberg, who commanded the Baden troops, and Major-General Schaeffer, have been made prisoners on the 19th. The enemy has published emphaticat and eicaggerated reports of that day, but how can he expect to, impose by controverted details, and which can be proved false with the greatest facility ? For example, he has caused it to be officially publish. ed in the Letnic Gazette, that a " Baden battalion had partaken, on the 19th, hi the conduct of the Saxon troops, by Bring upon the French troops," These words are unworthy of Count de Hochberg, and he hastened to have inserted in the Leipsic Journal a declaration Which states "that it is wrong.: fully that they accuse the Baden troops of such per fidy ; he says that the truth is, the Baden battalion was marching out of the gate of Gamma, when it met the allied , troops, which were entering the town, and was obliged to give way to - superior forces, and disarmed. Shortly after the Prince of Sweden arrived, and ordered the Haden troops to have their arms re stored, imagining that they were goitii to take part against the French, but being unafilrioetly refused, they !WO Ealn disarmed, and orderid to be conveyed to Berlin as prisoners of war." This declaration of Count de Hochberg is, at the same time signed by the laden Geieral Schaeffer, and the Baden Adjutant- General Hohdok • Vrxensi, Oct. 24.—The citizens of this Capital be: n to express their discontents at being obliged, at the approach of winter, to perform regular, and very lambing duty ; Government has thought fit to adopt other measures ; it has brought 'several mi. *tits frost pungiry and Esclavonia, and these troops will form the garrison of Vienna; besides, their presence•will a little check the country, which find tisis„ apogee* of war heavy s w hich it does not Woof. *0 Colima,. It * • tbe plague has exteude4 iti•iaiages into - Ws It Is certain that the inost'severe pre. C'oatitro* have' beau adopted on our frontiers, and that ail- cornmsnications with Turkey have been in.. terrepted ; a Proclamations o*' this subject has eves been published. . oemitig ) • PARIS, Nov. 3. - • TO rits SERENt HIGHS= TIM PIL I VICS OF NWT* CHOU" VlCE.COilaililli % mAiteir-orialtuti. • ' • • ki Lplgak, (ea 12, ISM 4g MY PaISCE—I have Ales honoorewialoret your . Highness, tint I arrived today at Littlosic., wit.' 110 squadron's "ermine fbe 4Witorpre,cavatry. ilk Excellency the'Manhal Dike of Castiglione will go doubt have made known to you the particulars alt p our march. 0 64 We arrived on the gth at Nausaboarg; my Nit cavalry occuplod Wlthau ) and two regiments of dm . No. 2409. imagia=s; q lit E-1011 , r 1 S preieat 1.. THE Carlo., Mr. Simi st LOVE, LAN D , tab he opera ill kid( pest •il. • ths A*ll , l .iiiiiii e kits, dm ;;:rio;;;;67.s;;;ltVoris, — ;:iiiiiil;;;:"' i —r . le`' *--- •"' ' v C: t li io r n d . e COM Pt" .11VfigiO Or' . • . 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