The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-16 00:00:00

.k formerl y y , poweliiinvefAmer. -. 4 04ITrty. Prate anew, mod heillit ViIN 7 sintfitetriiK Wl* THURSDA ~ Noe. Itl, 181.9, at Elmo! It'Uteek.'by direction of ihe B. rid' of laitodivT, . ALL the eleO u t . STOtt in TlLtln i priming. labl, 1, prescb,_ rar k ti. blocks, enloar•ntik 'end every re • qatsitt ► in the ob. ve Business. Titdbe view" _„," a n d morning of ilde4 : &ways* .._ -•f Idi THEATRK. ROYAL DRURY.LARR.. T IS. met EVENING, N 6 ,4 it, their moeFti", Rervants will .wrfiorrie THE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. Tu which will be wiiied, TIONEST THIEVES. Row*. is.: Second Price Sr. 64.-I-PO4 64. Wind P i cr, I,—Lower Gallery, 9.. ; &cried • rrke s Gallery, 1-. ; Second Price, tid. MONEY is ready to advance, with pepoiptittide: and secrecs, al fetid nuasity isterat ... 5r ..., Op ° r hold, Letwelvelrg, my Foaled Pe Y 4 r obi .ivert rtue flettlyeents, Widows' Jotistores, til„,. Lis lop, and Annuity Bond. Apply persoraills between nine ant five, or by lessee, to the, Director of the Nl:akin/A Dank, No. 8, hem er Joho-itreet, i Gulden-square. Matters Of magnitude *M A. prefe'rred. tithe pots . evergi tiailki l beaded honeysuckles, and WWII* bieplWrN. Javier mala. and rorta; ktoodstitne stiiidard Omsk. fur lawns a wality of edging i some tholliaorli. of bee hazels; noit ome bosh . naki; fine beech. birch, rhesoors, and a variety of f rest tows} of MI ages and.siees, for towering bindings and planting bet t>) 4/.00i) fine white-down quirk; framer. and lights; h glasses; dont; and otodrs household furniture. To be viewed till the Stile by applying to Mr.. hit the Premises, witere Cali:lopes 'say be had; at the lie lion Mart; Messrs. Gordon and Co. Fenebtorth.atreeis Mesre.• Ma ; is and flop. fleet -street; Messrs. *Fair and Son. Bbck istueotrerr, at the Auctionem . tio. 1 it pt'ht .Uuty 'tort" ANTI-ATTRITION. . IT is now unequivocally preyed that the PATENT . that , pL, . himself with causing thn e - neMY's ,enure gua r(! - 66 it- ANTI-ATTRCrION COMPOSITION is the cheapest . , . and hest thing ever yet discovered fur Ships' Bottoms. instead slightly pursnet ) and left Gen. 'Bertrand Mt the of Capper.; to preserve Cables frem being rubbed in the Haase Kentzig river. • • holeg, insicke 44 a Plitt ' Service. or Rounding; the Riewine of Ships from the Weatlser. and kona being chafed, instead of " 'About three o'clock in the afternoon, the -ale- Tier. " Parreline. and Service; for the Slides nod Carriages my-knowing That the army had filed, retraced his of QOM ; to render Leather and Cnnvns Water Proof ; m g; to steps, hoping to obtain some advantage .over Gen. p rev ent the effects of Friction in Stentu-Engines, Mills, Sager-; • Nue. Tereola.,7,-m ills (or other Implements of Hushendr) lie - Bertrand's corps. . . . verany used by Farmers), Coinages. Conches, Wag/poise ' a; The' divisions Morand and; droillemet . allowed Carts, and Machinery of every strecriptiote . It Wakes the bad. him to make his' preparations' foi the passage of' they' thing to preserve the Bledes nf Swords, tied all kinds a , Po. i •• Hahne! Steel Articles, from hue. It well likewise preserve • : Xenteig, and when . he.hed passed it, *marched igen. * r un, Posts. Rails. Gates Park Nile!, ned eeer e y kind and •_... .:_ : _ __ .....71 ... _ ,.7z7 131 , . . . . . . . . 2 . him with .6zed. bayonets , and drove him into , the Weed and Wooden Building, from the Weather. W BALDNBOS OR GREY HkeRS WILL NOT BE SUN. :liver where. the greaten part of his people , were I Dry . Rot, eitbrr in the Last or West Lidice. ..a. is :spy Z in lieut' a te ;:. . $ and it will not may preserve Into Rail-Wass from en re s etiaa •i SEVI.:II,AL Ladies and Gentlemen who have Mod iirowned. •.. • • awl wearin g out, bat aloe render the Draught so light, that owl I. PRINCE'S RUSSIA OIL for year', and kern. the am • '' 64 The enemy lost 3000 men in this - affair. snore .. ill de the Work of tare . •of that abate not a hair fell off, or turned grey ; butt 66 The givatian" . General Vrrede, • Commander in One miming of the Composition is, in some c'es`equal tootle standee by their hoer-themes to use other Oils that ere ndver- hatetred nyiblicatinin a Oileleillow, or any other kind of Greaz tised, or sold them counterfeit Russia Oil, they soon Mani .th e . Chi ef of that army, has' teen mortally wounded; I Paint, er'enr , and the public:tete by its use from three hoadr difference, their hair fell of or turned grey, !wive declared tbey4, t d it i v temerheme Aliat ell the relations which he to :Mir tbausand per Cent., exelusive ref preveatiag. the wear will use no other titan Prince's RiPiill Oil in future. I, prneetr. , and tear in Machinery Wheels tee.-der. %hid is it saving of . d in.the army perished in the battle of Hamm ; the best ga d wholsnuiest preparation ia the universe fin e tungsten- , expruce mitre than that ' eif saving i nine parts out of ten, mid ao- i itig the H a ir , when dre s sing real sr false hair. and Is sti great along his son-41.14w, the Prince of Rettin vehw cue he se deal' i" its w°l.kiusll oval so little "" ble ' 1 a nourisher, ifused cameo:lly, never a hair will frill of or mem others , . - soul wholesale and retail, fur the Patentees, at So. 40, grey ;in short where hair nas gal thin nr held; and the least " Cbariug crow , near the Admiralty. London: and, by their aPei tents remain , y ou may. rely on itsbeiag restored. ' 44— A . Bavarian-Audi/on division entered Frank pointeent, at awns dhip e chandlers; Printers, Beneerelers, Libra-1 Thoosaads e of Gentlemen that were bald, have . declared , (het gyel th e sow. , off i l e o ift . ' hit '-opeti the a p proac h nee Sultioners, Druggists, Oil and Colour Shops. !rummagers, . s -I after using Prince's Russia Oif regularly for . six menthe, t •• Cad es, Coaclemaikem. Inakeepers e Come h and Waggen °Meese b th7 ow b s t . ild " b p jac lares n, Ist a ; l ei d na w e ili ciivered with hair . Promotes eve- ' 0 the /Copts a. tine 'FFietcheraky,, it retired, open Seedier', and Shopkeepers in the Dieted Kingdom. in Boxes, prevent sr/teeters lunging reddish or . 1 the left bank olthe , ftreitt l Aillet hating diVttorad erirels 6d. ; " 1 -. fed. $ Ea. 6d. ; 101. lid.; le le; and el. St. tack. „.... v. lees aialletit tile Box emulate a quantity sufficient to Prime ee ' 1 Chi:bridge. —t. a F-ar- wheel Carriage islet., with which it will ran upwards Ladies will Sate when dressing with this Oil, either real or se •—, „,, ,„ e , ' e e . e . • • „ ..I 66 dein t h e Zel 111 oT...we e teameniner-trenterrirva fake hair, op exercise whitever Will bring it ewe of curl the ef Torre Tnensand Miles , with-ne applying any thing else to it he) , day. coated Frankfort, anti marrjri.tippt,t4 hrida.,,., : . . 1 .4. G . , l l,.. l4 en elo w ii e tev aria liz iv iia d cy r wion onght ice. ro s o i r x, Pri otioes ore d 's. o ;r , . 5 ; T he,.ll. ,„, e, ,d B7 . ‘ '' a i . i y! ... .f! , tv . 1 .,. 94111 .. tip . , tii . g ...; .4 . ft ... i ftgt e . . r e th a e ... A' ni t i kt if fte. nr a l T. 44 ing (j e. -e W il itg a t Gu on to travel e T a hl t r il t) ii tth a ree mith T ek kinfr nt : laud Mies., nowt it wilt rack . with Wo.el Alletrees s er....„ 1 „,, ii a , .4 4 wel“missie lbss perftelliregbel 11E. **Mae: eal l l4o•Ellarit - 4 1 4._ 0114311 4 0Ar s : '.":l°- ' ''' . . ' 1 06 'an einamoe Re yes and A ttetrees of any kind-. The- must sae steady, Sent it makes their heir dry„ . full ell; or tam trees C.fartory pro. f... 1 tile stern. of the. Composition may be seen 4c It i 'eafin6sed" among .true penple that Ge n . taut Pripet's Ru-sia Oil it such a nounther to the hair. Old 9 illredehairbeew theveth o r and prinCipat Ag r eAt of the : at the em Oliee, fen. 40, Cheristg-crose Srrabove. row ed celestine when dressing, not a hair will fail off or turn Direct Zee gives with each Box, w Mich are sigoed, " W. defediwn of Bavaria.• That General , bed been loaded' . D. Bellamy." Be particular isi askiix for Prince's Rnesin Oil. and see that with f,avours by the Emperor," `-- the Gorr-cement Stamp as ma the • rover of each bottle. and an .. - • Eagle, at SO. per bottle; or one bettle, calutaiiiitig four smell, ia IL 'is. is a saving of ten 'shillings; 'or six large fur 51. duty in chided. Ladies and Gentlemen SS h., consistotiv net the Rowel Oil, welted, by taking sit lareeluddes, it will be a lasing of four powtds. A fleespeardingthoupandie which ran he proved by the Pro prietors of tee prinerd Newspaper in Landon. he•wies first teat advertised teal ir tetble article, Prince's Ramie Oil ; and it also can be proved Ist the principal 'Perfumers and Medicine *eiders to London, that he L the nriginal prepares , of. at; therefore, in ju.stict to the Public and himself, he, thinks pro per to caution against a set of villains that coulees feit the Ito, set Oil, Mid give it to sell at some petty hair-Are-sera' shops; Matt life Proprietor ockitortledses there are hondredsel respecta ble heir-dreeers hove the pateue; and wilt have nothing tit do with counterfeits. ' CAUTION.,-Ladies and Gentlemen may easily disenver the original from the counterfeits, as the Proprietor has leave to have his mime, " Mr. Prince," printed Oil the Geyernment Stamp. which is on the outside of tar cover of each batte— n'? coanteifeitiog of which is forgery; therefore any Shop keeper or liair.drewer selling Raisin Oil. under may pretence whatever, without the British Goveratneut Stamp, are 1.111008- Wes a n d sellers .if co m e l y l len e • As there have heat Area cortipboints in the COnntev. ehey amuse get Prince's genuine Ruhsitt Oil, therefore, to accoonno d.ite Ladies noel Gentlemen omit reside in the cowntcy, by in closing at sine pound wee in a letter, directe6 he Mr. Prince. Dentist, JiMiesereet, Oxfordetteet, Ladies, will receive by return of.coech one pewit's wore., ..r six large for 5k ObServe. Mr the repumemi of Country Shopkeepers, as no respectable house in handout will' sell ire counterfeits, a set of ewiadtirm are treveling.aliont,ttia cooing, with counterfeit Russia Oil. tio deceive Country Shopkeepers, therefore be Sllly.- in tinier 'Prince's Massie Oil, with the Government Stamp,' se all otters :Cr. enunleefeits. bold les tee Preprieter, Prince, Dentist—Observe, It is suit, a Sbnp—exactly opposite N 11.7; the Numbers are irregular he eohn-sireet, 0 tfard-Alreet, London. Seed. aka by Mei einytk e rerfomer to his Majesty. New Bond-streets Heieliii, Percepyee AD her Majesle Tielibitrne tiara t ilaslisy and Blew, Peetliners to the• Prince and Prin cess, &al. lake alat Deaf,* attract, Ceekspereslreet g. Wills log, fp s Pall-Malt; Neweerre, 45,5 t. Paul's Chareleyerd ; Dicey, Burr Cliiireh-ylird ; Barclay £I, Fleet-market; But ler, P. Cheapeete; ledivaids, AM, St. Panes. Church-yard; Wither-. *9, Serene r Setae. fie. tlxford•street e Davison, 59. Fleet..treel;; aftagi O. Ctsentiside; Bolton, Tuts, Royal Exchange; ead by must prieelyel Perfittaers and . Medicine Venders. CITY OF LONDON. TO WIT. DISFORF. TUI LORI! MAYOR. PARIS, Nov. 9.—Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent has received the following accounts of the situation of the Army on the 7th Nov.:— " The Duke of Tarentum was at Cologne, where he was organising au army fur the defeucg of the lower Rhine. " The Duke of Ragusa was at Mayence. " The Duke of Belton° was at,Strasburg• " The Duke of Valmy had gone to take, at Metz, the cotnmand of all the reserves. ' 64 Count ...- 111 ...tratol-, with the forth corps, com posed of font' divisions of infantry and a division of cavnlry, and aboet 40000 skoug i occupied the right bank before Ceseil., His head.quartera weFe et Hockheim. For four days they have.been working upon an intrefiched camp, upon the heights, a league to advance d Cassel. Several works' haste been traced mat; and-considerably advanced. ♦6 ALL the remainder of the army had passed the JOIIN M'CAELTY, of No. 16, Providence 'row. Fieebery-aqesoe, Rectifying Distiller, do volattia ill• ad salesenirleake Oath. that the Brandy imanifactureci 104 1 b .. 1.1 by me, in imitation of Frew*, is perfectly free Irmo 01 Vitebsk, or any other hilarious article. It. superiority "Wog uitely from a Wag erperieeee abroad nor teat in any Bra,tdy manufactured or !Mc' by me in, future shall the iJriuci p;es on a hieb L have hitherto acted be deviated fr..m. JOll N 'C A RTY. Sworn at the Matssion Haste, London, this 2(kh day of. Argust, 1813, before me, (Mt')SCHOLE IE Y, Mayor. TO PRIVATE FAMILS, dec. . , (For Ready Motley.) SUPERIOR RRANI)Y, at '2os. per • Gallon, to belted at Provalenee-row, Finshurylviptare, in any tpiniutty oat ). than Two Gelluni, and delivered to any part of Town, of et rare. SUPERIOR NOYAU, at 31. I3s. 6d. per Dozen (bottles banded). Orders also received by the Agent. Mr. 9,44, Na. Itia , talk•street, Middlesex Iluspital, where Samples seq be ) sr. 11. .. ARo3l.kTid - PEICFUII . KO J A OAS BLACKIN(i, IN - ' PASTE. ANI) LIQUID. - • JT. RiGGE respectfully informs the .Nobillty • ,ad Public, that he has recently discovered. a Colabitia• firm of Ingredient-, in the mast refined mate. under tin! above, title, whit It he r mfid-iitly lifer- Ina candid nod ILmital.pr ani line; convinced that .t will be poise.; the most arena nod use. Mil Artiele ever intrndtp•ed for the plop." of se.erving, nod Ileauli6ing ',ember ; equally applicable In Lariirs or Geode. inen's use. All no sines ingredients ate**, nide d• iu its tiretiorii; lion, oilistitunna such as ore highly gottrAst, nonaxic mid ourfult* In tins prrparsition tits oilyersail) e•implained-of inerinveriftence 4flfilirSe or i.l a iumiloess (io eV( I t he . isimirbelehroted of 1 hose nidartions) is avoided. as In the iimAn state of the ateasopbere: 1 4 be Amniotic Blacking will 11:1 WOW. sue 116116 " hook or DP' rind. It is liken i.e capable o'f producing, with ilvagreatest taril' l %• a hirthly beam ant Japan Palish. The *fravriler will Sod the Blatkiirg Pmse convenient and' Teady for ins ..edisite use, with the simple algitionotrold, water wily- It i- cleanly to its nperatina and way .he ;icket! gills the 111 ° 41 rbrilre veds. w 6 Oast aliv4langer or ;••ffewSve comaii-• citation to the articles with ',Milt it iiinv be enclosed. al, in its el/1111114ithla, it isirtakto rir highly perfumed aromatics, Tip . Ilerchants, fuc Exportation, to Lleolers rt mom from the Met ro pis. til for tar* al height nod carriage, c'onqiiired wish the bitiroF quisl Benching, a all he aasitt importain consideratioa to aria *s this unit* • ill keep perfect in. &Wellman% (in fact, is iiwi t prayed by tie), the Prop/Ivor anticipates with coulfdebei'g general 'patronage. *' - - --- - - ...sold hX sill pi incipal Boot an d Shoe-makers anal Dealers in Town and Country ; also at the Proprietar'i Wanehouses in London. No. 52, * Park.street, Gtoivenor-square; add ito! ea, Crlienioside. Liquid in Glass 8A11e5,*1.. 1 6. Ditto in Stone Pitt°, It. 6d. — Pine in Pub, at la. Is. 6. and %. each. 'lle' . ll3,l` • , fre • 4 l e r fi 4.,..110. • r r . 4 11 , 1( ,t 4 , . , 1 4 5 , ... ~' ~ ..:.3.:;iw -.;~ . 'greiteit' t pi r e he ° enemy ; every ,moment:, Thimlnierpheit . *Rift or wounded., Ourjese nee his duty. • • • . letrOtttlkt. ' 4.! .tlivisiot. , nod, the Napeltivin, by the Grace of tied; and. b* corps of cavalry; Centinertilell by Gen. Milhaud, Constituting, Emperor. of 'the PriincN . 'lO4 ,i o t t oinked all the right of' the• arel, on the side of Italy, Frotectoior the t onfedeialton - at tbelth t itibi Brackne b e i an d Ni e d erd i ee i nghebn. H e f oun d hi m Mediator of theSiriss.Confederation„ Sit &e, sett in presence of a ,corps of Rnmisn and " To all those who shall *see the fit - Stint - 4 - • - . • - health. , • 441 s..z. ta It tirti.. t . ir.rit , ' • Y . ~~ ~~~ ~4 RiclL"' -Discbseree'4., liter)? have,,"' tilti Inhabitants of pi.. ris; the reetxt i hie - Wjeiti r lhe Etiperor and; King. • • • - The Senate-SO an ext+Fordhlaiy rneettitg at two 11'04' u nder, the ,Presidency of his Serene • Highness. the triecti - At iett-ehancitlor. iii Mejeity the 144:At Westphalia arrived at Cologne 'on the tst November. * • ' Noi. 10.-= His Majesty the Eirtpeiiii arrived yes. terriely, the 9th, at five-o'clock in the afternoon , at St. Cloud. His Majesty left - Mayence on the One o'clock in the morning. ST, CLOUD, Nov. 10.—ills Majesty the Emperor, to-day. et 11 o'clock, held a Council of Finances, at .which assisted. the Duke of Gaete, Minister of Fi. Otmces; Count Mollien, Minister of the Imperial Tratitary4lised:Count de Sussi, Minister of Me anfac, tom and Commerce; and to which several Council. lore of State were called. At two-eplOck s his *Myjesty presidlid at a Csniscit of Ministers. . '1 wenty coley'!" taken at the kettle , . of wachau,. , of• Leipsic, and et-Hatiii, Itrrivid Viii the - Ttlt tlca•-Atinistet's War.-4z-4.-Thej• were brought'l* I M.,,tle'Ceatenia l . 'Aid.de.Camp to his Serene High. r cress the - ritnie of Neufchatel. The Minister at War Iw'flrisreseyfit — 'onStitiday nexti to - her - - ' • •.! - These colours ha l bgeg, announced to her Mniesty ! • the riripreiiji)liireitei Mje l ly the Empe ror', dated. Frankfort, Nov. 1, 131; and thus con ceived . " • MADAN AND TRAY DEAR WITIL—T send ynn twenty eolouts, Wien by my armies in the !mules of Wachao, de, ;Ant Mutat; ; it is on lin - image which 1 I.l%eAt• resi;ee-you. --j desire that you tatty see in 11.0 marl; of soy frent Von with your conduct during the Bergey WWI l colluded to pm." PARIS ) NOT., 11.-T1?11 pet the Seeate which took , .ply. the doy 'before yesterday,, under. the Presidency of hi, Igetime Highness the' Arch. Chancellor: had for its • abject the pSsetengalion of . the Regency of her Majeity the Empress and Qteeni FRENCH FUNDS. Nov: 1 7 ilii t iriceqVoqed. 9 54' ranks 50 Cents. 10 53 5O • 11 55 LU MAYENCE, Nov. s.—Letters which we receive front the interior of Germany are filled with com plaints respecting the arrogant conduct of the Rus sians. NO tout of with !treating Saxony as a con yyuered the Cossacks. spread themselves in tki . nei g hbOuring countries; ill treat the inhabitants and 4lldride r 'their 'property. They arc not subj Pct lb any restraint, to they give them selves op with impunity total kind of excesses. There is no i.tholit but the bad treatment which the Allies make the King of Saaony suff..•r, whom they have sent under an . escort to Berlin, will disgust all Saxons • who have 'remained &And to their King and country, entrwhe detest the trenson• of arliielniaini and other• Saxon Generals sold tO Rhine. - • . . - . . . •" his Majesty, on the 7th,. signed the re-organi-, ation of the aiway, and the appointments to all va cant places. •.• . - .. ' . " 4 $ The advanciviguard under Gen. Bertrand had ' dot yet seen any of the 'enemy's infantry, but only indki troops of light cavalry. • " Ali- the fortresses qn the Mine are. being, a Moe the retedend. provisiered.with. the greittestoctiv,ity. Russia. . • • .... .. • . . 4 The . loijipital geoids lately levied are' proceed- • • ' . . ?Ibis* aft sid4s to the fortresses ; to form the gar.. • • tetreat of. theYrench.Arety from . Lelpe • • • sic, ttfolillies thought. oothing could *arrest them. Woof .thettli . .and leave the army disposable. The Itifetittles in which Gtneral,itrecle received the 6 ' Gen. Dulauloy had re-organized the. 200 pieces • v?..i2 • , , - d ' f t , f l ~ - • Pudisnment of his ingratitude tower s t e .mperor Of artillery belonging to the guard.. NtOotion ' his benefactor' ,. have rectified their idea% • 6 . 1 asfe.•inarbier was occupied in re-organizing 100 ! and hatetaught them to appreciate. French valour, foot and horse batteries, an.l in repairing the Joss of ; borne .which. the watery -Jot the ; army has suf. • the energy of which a reverse cannot weaken.-- They, alrqadyi.pow that .all the, fortresses on the Digglipity, STII.ICTUR I I;S, de. fered. I Itt•'•ie are provided with animunition, provisions, and 66 kis believed that his liejesty will not delay i - ~ • 4 mvaEss . E 0 with tt consciousness that their de- . roceed . • girrisoni 7 and that all thole hopes will expire betirri . , ,„ . ! • p ing to Paris.": • .-- .;..,•..- • , '' . this balthaik of art and nature. . . . , r . • • 1 1- trintiisn fawn the general plan has been. liquor in-worm' to otlierk, and improved its their prbfestional acmarementa by the •t- ;' - . 7 - • ' fighipt inAlsn-iIY ornellecsitent, Yaws es:Variance; Ilesov..c Vitali!! PARIS, Nov. 9.-:-Tbe a r my of Italy, command. t '."...F, nAjtft.'itirr:, ' Nov. 2.—The Bavarian , s°4lg° ' ' ent '"i i i 1.441. inejes " 4rdnur ' " erad ' ea" " °' .ed by the Prince Vkeroy•titts just gained. a fresh mow disor ers.Which are tiie comenuesice or illicit inthilgence, 1 . • trbiclieftlered here on the morning of the s'el'l eve. tir tfit deitrieflve 'titbit; of . fife incemiderate Setrooi-tukvi• lei erlyintageL .The 01111111 • has ;lost several pi e c es of coated 'tits hewn the following night, and rehired Ppon -tut. wf!llittic of the Itilein....• On. the 3.1.P.5ikix" 0 .4 professing the core of these Complaints; they bald qui "is 1 as - neo and more than is,ooor mon .killed and. wound. ducemenv to vise ; bat, sensilals as all men- mast he of the en- f ""__," 1 :31 o'cloclit in tkg morning, ..th a French light. favotry , Weiler' oil' such calmaities, the , / offer their amimance as regainrly ! gut or prisoners. . ~ • ' i. educated Surgettns of Loutitin, hod of tat - Roy"! College of Count Megau has returned to the head-quarters, ! '!"ived.with Jole t• 171. liter •• who qpiekly *ma . reh . Sdneurgh. in all oases of Siphylitic Intertiny, auct is agar/ which treat Hassan°. ..• . i to the avenue' rem Weis e. A cannonade thOri complaint of Pehility nod tkeheiency, whether aming from the. tooli;pyti l. 'ilidah Instett, night, and recommenced • Infatuation ore certain destiectlite habit, long residence in warns . The accounts received •at Milan on the Ist Nov. : the tottowmg morninc . .. ter° mills, which are . • climates, free living. or any Abet enti.e ruduringst dear from the handivartere.of the Prince. Viceroy, an.f.: of snooty vigour, the . patient asay r e ly on n speedy riorolista i upon the bridge, one wee! entirely burnt, .and tile_ other damaged. iris Maletty the .I , lmperor .Napoleolt . 10 vigorous health. Their it t tyrov plan of ra t ing &mu ms o r wounce, that on the 30th. Oct. tlio troops unde_ r . the l!' Ike Vreiltra bas,been atienal with pectilittrenecew Strictures c Vicerort orders innlttiken a.positio th si e ur t n ac t k h , e l w .'i h a i v e e h . .arrived on the 31st at three E..* (Ind eiteptilhed ,hie uf teased tweely years' duration have yielded ter their treat- • We are weitingfor the result el head-quarters In the couutrxelionse of M.'dis Lteth. nient in the short period . of (hive weeks. Several Noblemen i illid Gentlemen oftlie aim -rm ire atiility, who havelahou r edander . was to have been made the same day by Count Gre. All .. thc . French . , trod ' defiled 'riiitnri the Via eniefal iraddiorewiegeisosn, haring received a radical and aier igaiust the enemy, who appearc.to have about al. 4 ! 1 .. . , r i ‘ • • cure, porticlitarh rm-g that reference may he made soco men; . i i i• 1 . sell, sn ti s t im ootradde If Ihe decided superiority' of ' n Bavaria last in 1779 i bribe T ~ of -Trecieo„ the d* ' ii '. Ileseht, ciatiewa co Ptah or Tfen_imem. gigo l of ;lugs I • The estafette which arrived on the td November, i Wet o i l the ilaXito w itt e s A h u t;r: i bis 04 penileinen Md.)** "Jar the care of Mews. Home, WOO. _OOllO4O/14 • from thebeed.quarters, ,'bps brought ottel.. Cho.. in tllat on wee arm or I .,„ Ktocer , the rronce v toe- std. mmexrch only rese Intl the dipmnins th uf e 'll!e tn nl A P tco ran r on e te 4l"- : . 4' . .',; od e , and g o er s wum* n ir nowt emus e ,,ge. w g., ~, , f lesop l ed N - ..!.. . ~ ,„. ~ _,. ,„ , L . ... . 17,,... ,!minuet; . be,,saated ttut r aisleift to itelsviaturd to bu%nriik I ; ', i 1 1 Weir Cars 6i iMillipthriteittise Lenar Caistit, Wades 7 fteress. • ' ~ elmothed .". • -..- • !:. ' *Ay cooled dor romfor to Ott al lathed by two divii. !iolikti, he rtistriltuted In IMO, lifter the mineleinionof the Treaty I 1.. 1 messrs. Currie and C A. .may: 4 hatift° of 6 " 411 siMsa, :under • the orders of . Cietieral &maim. Ttle 'af e pc,,,, g,re,.... lbs. Majesty then elm. derorott ns in . _le:, %rills the greatest 115thlty Wid i ' it ihnoti•lfti. • d ' Ife • Ca the superb :tint itnitortant estate mt Mb, iuttuu-ped,a .- • • - . attack perfectly seccoeded ) and the troops entice moa,h46. , ! . . . . . , • • . • . . ~ .. • ..iii. s' . 4. • . . - . , .• . . ~ - . ' • 5 ~., .• ' ..z.,v,..e, ~. ossons- .e.itrot 'Nell., . • . •'' .. s " • • • ' • • - • •• • • • : .. ?It: , . 4, , t , • ^.- . . • , • • i Ak , ••- ~ . . , gli p ,„. - zas i , ~.: „ .:•.?, ..-1, -- 04F1UM.7...., .1 • • ' I *^ N‘ •'" °•(:;', i 14 ' . ''' ..%• - 114/4',V.- i'',4". ' t''' ' •' 'S - .• ' ' ' • ' • ' • '' •• • t 'll t . •::‘ .A."... • . . , . . • b.. .. s , - .„... 5 _ . . ~...*•• ....411, . , . - , 4\ ... ~., . . ..t4 ... :,.., . . , ~., 4' i p t ... . . • ' / ~.. • .. 1 , c • ' l le fi. , .i 4 f• I t 6 • 4••• ii . ,: t 1 * ti: • '.. .• . • . ~ • , , '•! •'. , i .• .. ,'. . . :W. , :.. A :, .7' -11 " ' t • z• • - ' • • . - . - --- - .. , . .. . 41% • No. 9 • , . . _ .,..01 . LONDON,: • - Xr ~.. 4 . ovEmßliiitja,,,isw. . .... . . . THEATRE-ROYAL. COVIIINT ti,Ptlllol4 •,' ar p: . . SALSA. . . . FRE . No if i t4 i-if ix :: : . 55.. .. fi 5 .,e ~ 5 , 5 . 5 thi.i T HIS resent EVENT G, • Asa. tit s bit! ', - . , -..maillot—. r • 0 1 ' , _ . ....i i ...., ^ ' •••••1 r. s., "• : • 1 he prrt•rsero. r ._ _• ' - l's Paper-slaloms, Paper-henget% Stillinama t && PARri, Not. 7:— , }ter' Majesty the EtninescQueen I: We e ni r TII E DU ENNA. . - A auanalty of Matta. colours, claislon• delikss awassawestals, Caring. Mr. Simian . ; Cl ira. Miss Siseplgeali. printing•tahle4 and e•ery rectoiAle hi Ott Prlalr iorr bo I liked Regent hag , receised the 'following 'cannot* of :Ones Aber whit+. the New Ithslo•ikplon. ' • ' "I.° *halt 100; r1Aties or P rinted a " " h 41441. ' - "ir kik' . ,1 . 10 satiation of the army•on the•34S4-:NOV.;?,-... .ed o TIIE M [LIM AND lIIS. meN.... ‘. , „ele g ant UNPIN SaMteneWest Piste. • . #4 con the 30th. October, at thecintune4 when the ; did h ' lwo tittle of num' was .dechied,,•aeo,. terebTre, at Th e D o w• to h e is o rued at half past Ore o'clock; la ka- On the Premises. istrasee lY ir M to r' th C e ft p. ° •ssess °ll°4l aa • : 4 0_ jiimm . ilia at lisle part six. wibd Ontrvy. Paper-sto Roles " a h eilk Ns• Ms MrPtes!rett, the head of his division of cavalry nod of the sth 44 - visa THEW SD AY. Now. Id s MI% at. Eh,* a'Uliset. by 1.,.... • ,„ nr ...left! per. ; . :;4,lllftilinaterhairmil ihi l Ch.,: Miit..n,i Cons , • Alle .• f*77. • .1:0 .1 / 4 7 1X . N*ll Ilk • . 4)4471#111. P:miga 7 114 4 '-the td, too* ca9p9q4, we ha telayrFi : *my ; our parliei are bringiiitio TA * ~,,,.„,,. -,...,,„,„,,,, au sumo* or lide t Catalogue giagl of from 6to 7000 men i t h e c Iht, - - bialth ' ' - Coin.. , cos*, ... • --- --.,,,. .• • u . ••,• • .. ' but on tbe Prefatory sad of ldr. Creek. ttertisseu, gloom,. . !iv• At ti sieenced ; several cliarg!s, nll to our advantage, took 1 , . “ We have deerreat and do decree • ,s . fittlyil street, Seew-hill. . - . ,-• -7 - Woe*, and the enemy's corps, formed by thi :juoC , I• 46 The I„asgislatiie gosiy:la gouvoLifflo* Te Nettle nett riviirVetidemes, Nuttet!faeN ni ZZltr ot . aiei e. • tithe of two or three . partizans, was broken , and Dicembr r neat, ' -. • • .. • - -•-• . . . . tereal'Platittri, Mil Atili*th- A oto4 &tot snit); ,_ , . Itt . PAriCOCIIR AN. :!..i . ` ,. .'1• • ~ Als4skly pursued. We took frogs it 1,50 closeted pri-i. : 44 We C01114411d .and order 'that .tnd ifrllienl • - Cta itiON DAY,. Novessbre U. kbrf tellotalittlia at Elute i• ,sera . Our loss consisted of about 64,5aett -4444' loi theififulk4in of •Lawe., --- -- •- .›v: vf 'ot I.oa -. . • • I ; . ‘ ,.—...f 4 0*..-- ;- ' •,',; v.' , " -' vklateil`4 4 ° - ' ' 1 4 . 1 , (siseed - Atiblereit , -•-• , .... 7 iicvii •-• - • • ,_. Awn. • .., s it u ' - ii 4 - OS jib(' ' - . 4 .T•_ f. , " 4 .. " I "FgA tk e•l .r . .bl j di ww. d-ii o : ...*''''. • 4,, ..-, .. r'" . i.. CIICSHUNT4fetts-s . rdnaistineltevvoi ffinfittatteard anlestrtrf i ellitelY• welt in fun 1 4 teetet ;Ithe me trained prsieltve. "unwire., .aulent.: Otiose.' eberrierl...te.v •t 6 putsarleint, the - army being fatigued, too Shl -„ . .......6 4 ,_ : d ir wa ilh r i" 4 , 4 p ld i ,7 o ,.. l4 . o . 6 a V i ti hn i,l": ..1 5i rb 1 , 114 4, 1`8" ,,,,a, ',':71 1 ; 11 " 4 4 , ::: t . :. le"a ! ajeat. - "y,' " - bar trot* att a chi n g any im p orta n c e, C'011 " 16) , ....! 'II. .-"lelleeTliturP t• T be re a Pd s: inisfer . Sertelary of iffdift4•C a . ed fruit brogans trgel..ol, v.r .iiCerent sum; is.'elioite rottecttos of have seen with regret, the destruction of 4•• ' " Vice 9ratsd Elector. CHAS. REV of shrubs of ati sites, "titbit p .rt ef tileu•ris.diert t I ttt of Attie. 6000 Bavarians, whic h would bate been the resuleof • —. . Henn idea:, llentSnesno, I 1 ish iblis, esergretitit oldt!t, end others , in i „._, pa s ; • .b a d i uo u r e wa rii.,;, 1 ,..1 lo w e .i entreesi is o tttu, b ea ded ma k ; 'Ty pursuit.. His Majesty, therefore, contented . Pdats, Nov. 9.—Dier.haHrstti s*OCl:::itei tier . .. . • , . Just pablished. price HINTS to the NERVOUSaud DEBILITA,TIED of both Sexes, partiadnrly to those seho.e Infirmities are au mums -notable bar la Connubial Happiness. and to the tu'.gaided ;twirls** of that destructive habit. which onner. moor, the most vigorous etrustittnioas, and often precipitates Y ,, anc persons, in the prime of life, into ail the in6rusitil &W age, n (Inrados of diseases, and the very brink of the grave, b e f ore they are conscious of its moral turpitude, or def. sirurtive tendency : *ith Observations on the bat' AWN of Treatment, funded oolong and ample experience. By M. VENEL M.D. Late Profes s o r of Notate at the University of Leyden; Ph3ll - to the Royal flooseltold at Begin), Ike. dte. stf,r: " Sitik-eirt 'lure, tied vatere, MA 'tin). 1 "4011r Published by the Author, and sold by Meson. 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