The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-01 00:00:00

with _ ...ica, Lumbago, Palm ii. ales, Numbness. Palsy% &e. is prirtlealatly, THE CUMBERLAND BITUMINOUS FLUID: - This most extraordinary fossil pi:adagio., since - its balmy discosrery, has excited the adeeishemeot of . emay . eminent luta: ealrbaracters, who kale witnessed Its unrivalled efficacy id the abeye complaids. and determined the discoverer to render d o lt possible. as useful as it is pre-eminently excellent. for which purpose be takes this teethed - *olive pnblitley to its Merle. % . Uportapplication-to mayor the Medicine Venders, mete be had gratis, an Account of a member of surprising Cures effetifo-- by this extraordinary Mediehee, in the most hopeless and de plorable Cases, with the meet unquestionable • reference, from atmapt whieb the following is selected : I Copy of a Lefler from J. Mnkepeate, Esq. of Heehaw, Nue thumberland, to Mr. Ramsay,Apothecar , , Fenrieh. • j • 'Hexhasn, Jam it, 1811. SIR ,--i was mod grievnlisly anklet% Wilk 'the Rheumatism for several years. particularly across my loins MI sty hip, and Mee' joists, which at times completely deprived me of the pow& of walking. I bad the advice of sliest:sal eminent Phy- swims, and by their recommendations west to Bath, and tried the effects of the Waters, witbout gaining any relief.. After making ate of Arai leas Medicines to no perpose, 1, by the ad 1 p ire .if a Friend. was iodsteed to try your Medicine. from the I use of which, 1 lira happy to say, 1 have received the greatest 1 relief, ie. I esii how walk without pale or tameness, and enjoy i as good health as can be expected at ate advanced period of 1 life. tieing-in tay fiiih yaw, which 5 attribase solely to the we of your tuvi‘loable Mc :dicing. Inn Wive my full liberty to make what use yea think pro per of this Letter. I atm • Your W I leat lernint it • • JO MA EFS CE. - •MleallemeseMeilidie Is pet op iiiillitsilitihM imams doss, at only is. 9d. each. Invented told prepared ally by 0. Ra , Apotherary, Peerith (many years of Apothecaries' Hail. ma); pole 1 wholesale by Ilarelay and Son, No. 95, Fleet Merkel, London; 1 and Itceail by all the Mediciee Venders he INWOIIIIIII Country. ►rag NOBILITY and PUBLIC are respect.' 11 fully Informed, that Lord SOMERVILLE'S GRAND SPRING SHOW of CATTLE will be open for the inspec tion of the Public TO-MORROW, March 2, and following Doss, at Mr. SlidterN Repository, Goswell-street, near Smith field. •,• Admittance, Ladies and Gentlemen One Shilling each. • A rItIRUTE TO THE BENEVOLENT. N OFFICER of Rank and Fong Srrvices t re duced to extreme burets, by Aliztdrtune, and bereft of rvery means ..f support but th.it of site seunty pittance of his Half pat, in the maintenance of a Wife nod Eight Children. most gratefully returns thanks to those Benefactors who, through Reterenees t, Messrs. llndesol and Stirling, Battlers, Strand the llonoorahle Simon Fraser. Perring. Shaw. Barber, and Co. 72, t and Messrs. Davison, Noel. Templar Mid &lon. and Wedgeonod, Si, Pall-Mall; bare kindly Ito:soared him with Notice to his situation. TO MASTER TAILORS AND JOURNEYMEN. HE SOCIETY held for many years at the T SCOTCH ARMS, Brdfordhury, is removed to the WING'S HEAD, in Bear-street. Lerrester-Nuare, where Ma.len may he served with pod men, on honourable Terms: Felt. 41, 1513. HUNTER'R RESTORATIVE BALSAM, Well ksowo by the Nobility and Gentry upwards , of twenty years, is itcksowledged to be superior to all others, being a Pitestriptiou of the late Of. Hunter's, and constantly recoils mended by him to his Pastimes, in the following Complaints, via. Weaknesses, Goosomptions, Loss of Memory, Dimness of Sight, Pains of the Back and Loan, Treinbllags, Feebleness, Horrors of the Mind, Paralytic Complaints, and the whole train of Nervous Disorders. Gentlemen of the first distinction in this kingdom, as well as other., whose constitutions were broken and debilitated; have e xperienced the good elects of this Restorative. For Nervous Disorders proceeding from excessive drinkiog,•dissiptited pleasures, the immoderate use. of tea, or from whatever occasions debility or relaxation of the solids, a better and safer Medicine cannot he taken. Numbers who have ' under one too powerful courses of mercury (that bane of health), which reduced them to n state of miserable existence, received the utmost bene6t from this Restorative; for after loss of strength and vigour, they happily regained their former health. For Pains in the Back and Loins. Seminal Weaknesses. &c. &c. perhaps there is not any medicine in public or private practice a hich has been so successful. Gentlemen from the East and West indict, whose habits were related by the heat of three climates, have received great bepefit, as well as Officers belonging to the Army and Navy, whose constitutions were im paired by hard services, the various changes of climate, &e. Persons far advanced in years should frequently take a few Bose' of this Restorative, which will amazingly strengthen them, be the means of preventing various Ditiarderv, and In some me sure guard against the ravages of time. This Resto i relive may be taken with great safety by both Sexes, at any season tm the Fear, without restraint or confinement. Note.f—Tlas Restorative is prepared in Pills, which produces more gradual and lasting effects than all the internal forms; the l finer parts of the Bat-mare also better preserved. Sold at Hawkins'. Medicine and Miami Wider Warehouses, Nn. 99, Old Bond.Areet, and 157, Fleet-street ; F. Newberry and Sons, 45.81. Paul's ; Tun, Royal Exchange; Bacon, Ox ford-street, &c.; and all Venders of Medicine iff Town and Country, price 6s. Sd. the Buz, or in large Boxes, only 11.95. which contain the quantity of six small, as made up for the Army and Navy, &e. and which is a saving to the Purchaser of eight shillings. usittLerr. STEIGTURESt IMPRESSED with a calm:talisman' that thdr de viation from the general plan !pas bithlY bellelleißi to 1 others, mid improved In their proftlimeW. acquirements by the maturity of near twenty years rxperienee, Messrs. CURRIE and CO. continue, with gimbaled ardour, the eradication's( thaw disorders which are the consequence of illicit Indulgence, or the detti active habits of the inconsiderate Sehool-boy. la professiog the cure of these Complaints, they hold out no in ducement to vies; hut. sensible as all men must be of the ex istence of such calamities, they offer their waiotanee as regularly educated Surgeons of L ondon. and of the Royal College of Edinburgh. In all cases of Siphylitit Infectiou, mad In every complaint of I)ehility and Deficiency, wbetbcr arisiag MOM the infatuation of a certain dests active habit, long rrsideswe In wana climates, free Ilehtg, or any other came prodneing a delkeney. of manly vigatir, tbe patient may rely eau a speedy reWoratios to vignettes health. Their improved plan of curisig Strictures*? the Urethra has beet, attended with peculiar sneers.. Strictures of tea and twenty years' derttioa have yielded to their treat ' short weeks. , .t. A forte, and hapless ninny. . armies,' like Ir g o ir aelemlb, which the, i hoer? They B. I brie thithhnour to be, Sic. dispers rlt w edms vain. A pest part wetting the mete with their - • • cATficArr. bloods Omer Okla& alike Governments of Moscow', s..alouga s ,__,__, , _,.,.. &IldestittsiWitile Ramie, and Llibuania: Another pin equally [Here 'follows - a „minim us 1011111trrOperatiesi, free me 1 gees sith ela th i t e preys* Metros, wish may (one 15th to the 90th December :I , • . . St. reterthorgli, At . a. 16. ' MY Loan — ln a foriiiitspatch I had the bontur ifibe,etsgsrid ass+Q . f W b b i l i a te e regitat;lloWtAgi thei in;P r i lina l7nrl beil be ere imPlanr."- ibe bi rrt al : itTYlresttbe otdy biar,vo%'unis: te enclose a jnurnal of reports, received' at head- ; posing nnsueber equallYilrelkrummd laiheir P r e ci Pl ialeli g il quarters, to the 13th ult. mitts the 'o:Milian of thecold. and hugger, have : p osing our victorious troops, overbiken by I,stiewed the read from M oscow to the frontiers of Russia with important news of thbciPlttil.:ien of ' Memel, and - carcase", eluMeas, waggons wad baggage • so that, of these contention of the Pr' part of the corps under ! mourns.' forces, every ioninsidersbiern of the betiliers l . 7- ,Marshai Macdonald.• Tice pdrticulers of this teen's. 1 illiestaadretu-5 and ai to i- therr t country, to cos w" serve d as i a ult t;;ri a bl i e fal ei al oot ample to action have not been published, bet nothing can ex. t i their countrymen of the dreadful =fenny which inusto% ertake ceed the joy manifested by the Prussians on finding i 112 ° 11 la : poir m ell 4 / 1 1 1 41 1 . e s. t° T c r i Z y the we ir h irr m ile ir d r, 0 i F e l i t i tr n l b e ed themselves at liberty to .embrace the Russians, ; and faltWol subjeets„ with a tivetyjoy, and grateful acknow and to renew their former habits as compani. 1 ledgmenn towards God, that the rmiity has surpassed . eras our ens in arms ; .of chi's there 'is the most certain i' hopes;this war,at that accom a i llat we e lished be an yo n fr r at the e• m th imn erer me oolgger f evidence. The terms granted to the Prussians are ! a single enemy on the face of our territory, or, ratiter, there extremely liberal. A detached corps, under General i theyso a ..___ " ri rven am hut t p i ! h ou al c h l at ch st iff e t=thr7th e t "dui= Mussenbach, was included, in the event that orders _ i discogy4scaped with his priiscipal Officers, :awing his army could reach him: these orders were in time, and, : dispersed, and abandoning his cannon, of which there are more w;ilOic have pieces, exclusive et of those ra tried are or ea th ia nnzkiso. with the addition of the corps in question, the Pres.; the weerr, -"ion troo our ps included in the conventioe, it is stated ! bands. The sceneef he &Waal= of his armies surpasses alt to me, amount to 15,000 men. Marshal Macdo-1 belief. One almost lamina that oar eyeedeceive as. Who bur , "bald, however, availed himself successfully of stn. , r t e d a i t e r7 to ot e r t ta r" ? 'yeti inn from the t ae.. wanks, this ,titiffil, and, while treating for conference, had - mede , gtitimpisned o,nseral.:utins has reodesed to his country see. progress in removing the remainder of his force in ! , ttl its r c 7 emir outer vali a nt and ableti 10 . 10 0 Ileirlie ers 40110 IF hav e dig. le: the direction of Lesbian. He was closely pursued c so kb e d• th emse l ves by their zeal and ardour, no r from during the night from the Ist to the 2rl inst. and lost i t he geoeral brivv . of . the troops, we must coofess that what 600 prisoners; but reports being received of a t th e e y a li gi e vi ac ne " gtV7l: a "U e ;;M i riti l lrett W e er vegt Ac t i t: w is led r , French corps in force at Wehlau, it became necessary 1 trate ourselves before Ms racred throne, and evidently seei ng his to direct the attention of the principalimrt of the hand ehasli.:ng pride add impiety, instead of boasting mil glo rying in our victories, learn from this great and terrible example pursuers to en attack upon that post. Tiff (Knopf'. to be modest and peaceable executors of his law and his wills Idols' of Konigsberg by the Russian army isdetailed t ,to resemble pot thole hapless profastators of the temples of in two short Bulletins, which hate been published, : Goo, a w 'is li sslg h t a y t l i , his ie Pinadaw ser v e '! ash food• f" ... dogs a nd crows. Goo sad which I have the honour herewith to inclose. His : let. be guided by the justice of msenetiona, nest a t trd to n e polity a of Imperial Majesty has been occupied in forming a' our sentiments, as she snit path which leads to him. Let us Dew distribution , of his army, which is divided into i rz e eed ta t t lt Z 4a lfi l m e gr ia t e he aa renekts aati w / er rs; e lrh aed „tn a „ i e l d several corps, which are advancing in different Co- ! upon us; addressing to him our ardent, applications, that he ltimns. • I learn with satisfaction s , though not offi- ! will extend to us his favour, and to put ao end to the Ivy ; . s i t r ran a.s t in in i t i us tv. virmy eu l t vi l t; i trj, t ri 6i t:e of wjsheell y or itelcee yearnnd daily, that a very considerable corps is entrusted to Baron Wintzingerode r and that 'he has been pro- 'of our Lord, 1813, and the 11th year of our retsn. meted to the rank of - Lieutenant-General. The Em- ALLXANDER. ...—. pernr moved, in the night of the 7th January, from By the Gine. of God, We, Alexander the First, &c. .Wilma, to join the division which comprehends the The deliverance of Russia from its numerous guards, and the head..quatters of the whole army lenemies, equally savagwand atrocious .in intentions were at Merenzion, the 10th January : it was thought land actions, their destruction complete in six months, they would continue there for a day or two. The i t so that, notwithstanding their precipitate flight, mar , Austrians under Prince Schwartzenberg had retired l a very small part has been able to repass our Iron._,. from Bielestock, and were near Warsaw, but not in 1 tiers, is evidently *divine favour, especially bestow- force to render it probable that- they would contend' ed on Russia ; is an event' se remarkable, that np -A. with the superiority that might be opposed to them. , i time will efface it from the annals of the world. Is Zambrow is said to be fortified and garrisoned ; . but eternal remembrance of the unexampled seal, of, Ido not conceive that any disposable force upon the 1 the fidelity, - patriotism, and love for religion, by -. Vistula can be adequate to the defence of the tetes- 1 which the Russian 'nation has distinguished itself du-punt and fortresses on that river, especially where lin the time of calamity, and to witness our - active operations can take place upon both banks.lgratitticle towards Divine Providence ) who has pre- The Emperor remained sixteen or seventeen days at served Rpssia'from the' ruin which menaced her, we Mtn, where Ms Imperial Majesty issued many re- propose to build in our - first capital a church, under gelation and decrees, for the restoration of order in the name of the Saviour Jesus Christ, of which the "arious, provinces which have suffered,' and fOr Pre- particiilinalsall he published in duo time. May God 'option of disease from the Infection of prisoners, and bless int-enterprite. Iday God permit it to be ac. (rem the number of dead bodies and quantities of compftilistle- May this temple exist for many ages, carrion still above ground. In the neighbourhood of and Uri be burnt before the holy altar of God Milne sixteen thousand corpses are piled up in heaps, ,the I • ftz tols gratitude of the most distant ages, at - for the purpose of being consumed by fire , when these , - with the love and imitation of toe ac. sufficient wood can be protured; but numbers still Lions Agi ofr ancestors. remain uncollected in the roads and villages; and WIWI, ,L15,"11113. ALEXANDER,: ' the mortality in the hospitals at Wilma continued to As Ate bsR lpie i re s ed the Annyl a inined by Marshal KitaP3 we observance o e r o th d e milar be vet cost rest. The Emperor repeatedly visited all t rZtr. ditelinae, i Y intl l tb a e r most - " ea l a ri: h uitly conduct towards the 1 the hospitals. Te Deus) was sung in the Cathedral, Prussians. in presence of the Court, no New Year's Day, in -tha T t bv,n haltim w tre Repertfof th e 9th and 10th Janeary, fro, lib have been "beady gives. thanksgiving for the expulsion of the French from Rife *Ware imenest lateistqpied returns of the 4th Preach the Russian territory, on which occasion the pro*. irokigearsaad 6th Tinullinissi The former, when it left SOW.: ' ,nation, of which the inclosed is a translation, was I = 9 ' di e tstAer llikteft of 35 .: 11 , 6 7: 1 t a ' a l o r p s i: , o n f ai w y k r o lt ere . m . read ; to which I have also added, the geheral eider OW. 1041111011. .The WW I _ of Si taken and sco given oat to the army at Wilms the 2d January, by WI N s arms I/ 11 file 3111 , may 14 racers 'sad Pr Prince ICP`- • ~, ~1- r , . ..... - 9, 1 :4..i: p i ~t. ~.;•• ,',."7 ,, 4 9;ik .'' C"'M' . t lir . - • - • . ' •.- *' ' .... ) - ' t ° .0 41 , '. 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DRURy.LANS. - . SALE& . • • IVV . Ota Ike LONDON 0.4X12111, ,I* . ilt; 4640 . 0 ; 5iii• .. ` . ~, . 41 ' . .; j .. . :. f . 6) . is iirefromtp 11111 S t EVENING, March 1, dole • • woo, m 0 kresdre • • gat N • • . r . . r•s m ij i ga =4.4 1 Servnnts will perform. .. . . ark.. '- - .6y at his MP LOVE FOR LOVE. ' ... tit tint SALE of HOHSREkaiIdcARRIAGES, •. • Foreigis.o,ffiee, F eb. F ft . , 181.3. . • meant' • • Wan .asmi the triodroas at hi: . • infant . • '` - isi the City Repository, lialticlin t MPat.o ll FRIDAY ..../At Josspitcbes, of which the following are copies, have bitter Nei' ...41 1 0,1 hi ItiF Walla lade& After which the New Comic Pantomime. &Ma - .ilpeit • . .ready pias Mit woo a - sighing team • HARLEQUIN HUMP°. -. 4 --;' - • ~.. been received by Viscount Castld. -ask, his Majesty's . w e bane ken smonellidOltimpli. itarvoiriitt opii ' Tesertheit , 'Prfacipal Secretary of State for ForOgu Affairs ? from, ad.kert lo Janis* the .4141 of 111041,4adram. ihristald mat W The Doors tit he opened at half past are o'clack, de560.... i ria 1, .faittatolerealeable Steck 5 . 4 F , Newington, R • I t half past sit. By Mr. CO RAII; '.• .' . . • Gfifferat Viscount Cathcart, R. T. ids Mamety:s P"--W l e u '"" r a i l e re ' b a t W e w e4 K-Iwi t kid . 1 " 4 30 -• • gli .. •„ . 1 / 4 .,.„, e ; p r i c e *. e l d.-:-Pit. S.. 6d. t lidtoadi ri t,',4„. ' , ..i . . WI se lastemalsiogie entity voinablitratlar tronetr . p r i ce "1 ,..2 . ..-- .. L . Lower Ctaliery, 64. ;. Second Price, 11.—(10,, I ',,e Pralines, on THURS DAY, I 'iIIa 4lk • ati Match, at t ie stbassador Extraordinary and . Pleefpotentiary. at We t an s t ro do e . o o h es 4 16 4 , d ol owe i ekek4dy 66 4 .. Eleven o Cloek , - t• ' • . Court of St. Petersburgb. . losoor of tea peopk *WA itat to*** u s; imp& woad. • Callen.. 14. ; Seco n d Price. 6d. --: COMPRISINGr fine standard .-. - j, f ...! Aitken .... ~. •of beds deceived. Witarp . • eipiety , .- - - • At. Peiernblogbi Jall• 8, 1 811 a paritoon. nod a forlitode. atis ? ' Mtn,: TII E% TR &ROYAL. COVENT-GARD - EN. . VW pleasure to acquaint your who priretrated lota atir Ibleso v itilitilli air ill lardeity • Tills. .. -*lb sitow.haadretts of very Ow Mei '''" • . , Aser ,.. • an present EVENING, March 1, sill . 1 rt eadeascherries and pow i wen , bo o" : . • tr Lordship, that Conant Heller arrived %re last algid • and tar.han not beft stile to dralrfrem her 4Oi&elets.ll, Oise,. be performed. .. • • •._ y d b i: ' . vi • gj i ilideta: hk uncle, Count Wittgeastebs, ;with eacoints of r i le ye d e. " l4l , h„ r be sp ri t hil o f b ra irlea very . itle°l4deel l iiiih kuni e s e nag t hei"dd ida tee lPh/c4 -• AS YOU LIKE IT. ~..11 11F I t tp 4 1 1 - Ile rtead iee, : t itt 4, 4: Bl c. li St e, c and . cat •,. . . pi, '• ‘. . $ l. darinftrittder Of the PrOssian corps which *rye(' in animated her patriotism, sad litoriestraori. Daiwa peel boa of T, which will he added. the New °noel Pantomime. eotiot • E: Waite Beer, New ir t ibte ; W bilk . • II Ait I ,D in tN,AN o T it g RED Dw A ali • rtittoge. - The truly , ty • . lifolle.street,Orosorahr6quare. „, ~ „,-,, -. . Alia% that the French Maisbah • Micaatilidtas tbegelry t meegiretoemewoosts the na :Md ' EASTERN DISPENSARY. :': *MIR ter Count Wittgeollada ittrant fin. ca - la. ehienate lat Mails si r - ~ , , • - ~ , 1 - 4. '. : ___.,....._ .....- ...... _.. ••••••• ...ow L.. ..... ••• . . . ......... .. - .... PATRON, .1..14.i.,_ili - -' • ••,,.. i . Wate - ..,..,„ r , , ins Royal Higlinen the Make of 11114 T. . ,• . • • for the sale a ..,.. ~,... . .., .. - -' • Wit a *lire. he r bfii t ilemP AY sh..,r 41 . 2 a km# - tat " r ~ „i„,, .• , . • 1 PIIISSIDZIII. .•, !, 1- A ti4 r jrj , Pk P I P ' r •44.1710," ' , wal '• . ... • plit '' ' ....leitM" . . . ••1 :4414 !Wi l l ► , , , . ' • - •'s ' , 0 - ' . 4 -3 ". erCor .> , ' ' The Right Hon. the End of MOYR. 1 . ..,„=•1 - i i c ,.,,, k ‘44..,:' .+•...•-•,.,, 1 ,.....,..7„. '-• iar': , ~.,' • , 41t,..,,7 • " ,- :.,,,, . • • . . -... cr:••• , -- , -, . ~.,,:•-.e..0 '.. ? 4,.; „Air, ~. T ILE . A,ailDtlVEßialtif.-• Dl.lntilatyist3- .. _ _ Ariperiented. tmilitic i ti , - , .-- - t ran.ntert' . . . •Sde 66th. , . . _ t ... . .. . f , , , .. _ at 010 - . oftiaaidi • • • . t. I rmo GoVERNMS and FRIE.N DS at tide , . 41x, _ _ . ,Moranak *IR et Memel ; AN, It • in' ;, • la* --. • • lie s li" • Ale asraslia t aVt, oilse 4l _, La ila „law" se ' 01 6% lou t is. • - TION, will be beld at the London Ta7croi Bihniontaie - datet! l i r a Tr a t te a s aat emee . . ay op . Ewen or _isbrobeil count lett _,,_. ._ toe of .the tilitit.i ..or emery f a pitz.........Fre, itt. ' ea Thur.day, March 25, rit.W,. tie '"'"; est earthy, saistemsled ity 410 of cannot. it /lir Royal Higbuesr the Duke of KENT, in the Chair. MI 6 Linea) laai Ibln ate __ 6d. fey ar Atl it te . : 9 ~ several Tears post. Bach Pim is o f , • nom 'rite Faddish uoutapanotuit Intl a Major, and tortes op pew -W el, he platen lato. the Matt of Rovel‘extettes STIINANIfi. yin. Gen. Been. F.sq. Jar. Holfamaa, F.A. ea INS tine Without chemical acid, lad the manes titters.. lice govison cosalleted of two , Pratislan battalions, but 1 bisect, Aid WIN C• spread .ite, and devastation, „Rat Ma Th.., Mellish , E rq. Thor. Nlashiter, F. id If 4 llPPears• One Piece at telnamie Prices elta se the re wa s se re ti r e ef t h e i r e t ke r - _.. or d. weighs have sciately elapsed dace he nod oar frontiers . and smaller quality. or My ether article bet Irk* Lions bohL f of, * . .gg the Mt Is.astermos of him f Let MAIM die the wards of tbe Holy' John Norman, E .q. s•urn. Wegener, Esq. Irish states oaten hi payment. lie second price ever matin..— alien Mid stores its ' the place. our berasbiti will i litoohnive,- vol. Ginn.. F. q. Henry Karrlake, Esq. Mn'. Coy head Mardi, Erq. I Richard M 'matron:l. liffi. Correct attention paid to costar, seders. _., _• • ••• • ‘ observe, that Gusibitines gild Intterlibig tin ocia. •" ! m r eirbavem " be i ls g reet. P c ' s ' . '' ui f l44rilk " 9 pied", and that detarbments eill 'eat lo Atiiiiberg, ill E i t w e On li %rem . - byw ha saS Y-tree. lo, be in Pars I soar "4 fr et h ill 3 ~, n r, Runt , Esq. I John Yeliolv. M. U. -Their only spots% London, are Illookr, Borth, ag4 Cr Rork , Ticket. tote bad of the Steward. and Secret:try ; also at 80.. Great Roevellialwei, Rhieuither7. •- • •- • the Di.pen.ary, in Great• Alic -erect t and at the Tiyern. . ..—. Ph. . •n ,•• Krentsburg , and dranusbecg, bet Ween Motile and place c.aterlaerohe foond."-+Psales, xxx i. ft. 96 $ 37. SAM. WEG EN ER, Secretary. Ito the alicted with the Rheutiatlim, :11, Jewry - street, Feb. 26. 1812. • 1 Goat. Sciatica, lumbago, Pains of 'the Baia id. ai d logien' weary. W welds armies,' like 4 mail tatter place is occuied by the Russian troops.. . . airs. Numbness. Pads% Re. is partleolafty:_____ ___ . tiebilek elamih which the wind dm draws togetimer / 'Dory are _l ._ ~ . . - at K tea aaa twenty yean' auratioa nave promo emir to r treat- Pil-- --- i- -- -. —j i ---' -- --- -+ . - ' ' 19 trinuLi in meat the Anti period of three weeks. Severol Nobleowe Oct) 0 utoff Smo engi o. —• . 1 and Gedliersen of (he Ant resprctabiliiy, who here laboured soder I have the honour to be, &c. , . tit. Potaiiikprab, lie 290919. Ibis Pohlad sod diatreaging disease, hAviug received *radical tool (Signed) CATH CA RT. M T L oinh _l h ere th o I mmo/ to ;enclose a Jour . pennant owe, pawl:111a rly regaimt that reference soy be made PS. I add the states, found at Wan*, of too oat ot. the ino . semen's vaado by . tilielliveral co pa of to thee aeleibbetory evidences of • the decided superiority of P. i ailliwe:Carrlittnal Ca:ll , Plait of Ttratteerm. Many of them to et the french guard,. by which the condi- his Imperial Majesty's army from dib 4th 'January. . . • - i die. ( kokolots i asi eib llboo lhowases olOor the of or e . aurnee lb iew:• w ii ho n a e ak • ne ff nip ia ltd 4 dm of 0th0v0...._ ma y belafer red. to the 40th January. ' - -- • their Can by the apoitestiao of the Looter Cowie, within{ '•"— Yoar Lordship will obeenlltAlet e by th e rapid ad- . mere.. PROCLAJIATIOL rifse . . Ein r sad meo w th e cor p s o n the elioc t_ th e e nein y hie bees i Maws. Conte mod Co. may be asontbettif pettish of either 61 14 Chao of God, We, Altaaador sea, with the mains matey ood bropor ki at oksieltoont, No. -Alum*" ' 4O die aelle hi re w tl e. ' driven beyond the Vistekh` Th e., Rue•ian troops • ' let Hiliblo•Ohnem • ' , ~. •.. OseaM al the world Me iiinillb. ftell u te ...iaa Wa ll i baby I 0 psidmodion se Magi likrienberg, Marion- . • • • . Panto. is teas goootry. era As owe . iron. it reload slit " 1 " 41111 " . °1....5 - -..'- simi Neshoberil• • - .'" ''s ' . • . . . of Moir toes Me, mei geoeral tof Itytoo, 414, 1 S shms eamevoleat ood , : Prow* (News w~s . • .:: , ' • a remittosee he *Moo mid 41144 . bb ow' fere% era iii" bat auSt3 I nbt soma trios linger is SleilOberl4.. ; bail t om or .eat to ron• pow of the kftpiras.' :To. • sifter *loot A il 1011 ' I. _ Old do il y. Aw l ; ,iiie ./upt,. satiopliCes eurihrt Udell 1 Litilio u eekel aelba_ seteelW ft Worlial ibilir t e .o rti a li deets. t • ial . / /. . 1 1 1 1 ... " i d .. ... . . • = 4llll " eve 4 l.4" ll 3lr e b eira llialli nor . gre y isp a wAisi " " ro o,, silrea d i4. at the dtte.sitt- pout et And% bid Imo Wee alliS' elAV ent • . , . • , ~ . . - . ' r'' " . - . • • 1 . • ~ . • . . . . • . .. . . . - , ..... , . ' ••• GENUINE RUM mat he purchased at the CO LONIAL RUM ESTA 3LiSHMEWT. IS. Fenrhareb ia auv ipuunitics sot punt two Wont, and delivered to arty part - ..4"1411a110a..feed of .spore, at the fullOwiqgPrteetit Jansiica, at lis. per gallon ; Leeward bland, at Ids. 6d. per gallon. Orders addressed to Mr. Holden, for Rum to be sent into tie country, will puuetually attended to. if accompanied tither by B ink notes, or Bills upon Bankers ii.'London v oat esr,..ding two months date. Ca,ks will be supplied, if required, and the price allowed for. upon their being returned. • This Establi,lsmrnt has been formed for the sale purpose of acurding to the Public the means of obtaining Genuine Runs of the be-t quality, hi convenient quantities, upon the most rea sonable trims; and will be conducted by Mr. Holden, Secre tary to the West India Planters and Nlerchants, and under the buperiutendanee of a Committee of that Body. MARRIOTT'S improved Patent KITCHEN RANGE, which will roast, bake, ben. steam, stew, dr by one satall.fire, with a continued supply of ten gallons o f boilin t r, water, the ionsumption of the fool shout one - t hi r d t h e quantity; a certain cure for smoky chimneys t and MU milted to answer, never having failed in a single instance.— Ltchea. fitted ep with ranges embracing all the late improves menu with steam hailers, ovens, hot closed, and steam-kettles. All kinds of Stows for drawing-rooms, parlours, halls, churches, &r. Humane Men Traps, to secure depredators without in taring them. Spring gum of different constructions. A Pateot Roasting Jack upon no entire new principle, constructed so as to requite neither weights ' nor pullies the Nvorks being inclosed, are protected from injury and irregu larity; from its extrema simplicity not liable to be out of order; and calculated fur every kitchen. To be sees la use daily at the Patentee's Manufactory, No. 64, Fleet-street, London. MILLS'S MERINO WOOL IMSILRY IV AftI,IIOUSL, 12S. CIIEAPSIDE, apptiaite Frid , ”-rtret 1. 1 N consequence of the great demand which .1 MILLS'S MERINO WOOL HOSIERY have experi enced, aid the approbation they have obtained, during the la-si five years, other Houses have attempted Ur introduce an Inferior article, stamped " kierina Waal." 'Ube Proprietors therefore (ia order to prevent their friends tieing deceived), will invariably have their goods stamped 41 Mills's Original Merino Wool,' which are finar and softer than any other sort of Woollen Hosiery, and warranted out to shiiolt in washing. The article* consist of Stockings, Socks, Drayton, Waist c nits. Shirts, Caps, Ladies Coat. and all sorts of under Cinthing, which may be had at 128, Cheapside, and at most of the re-pedal:de Houses in Town and Country. A particular article made for the Gout and Rheumatism. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 41, London Wall, opposite Bethlem. IMPE,NETRABLE PAINTS For Park Paling, Weather Boarding, and Outside Week ei every description. per cwt. Invisible (liven 565. Stone Colour Dark Olive Greta 70.. Lead or Slate Colour Ilti_ht ()live Grecs 112 s. White Paint 111:Lct Paint 56.. Light Blue 1 .11aw Paint b 6. Red Paint Chocolate 50g. Prepared Oil to thin the above for use, ss. per gallop. per gall. per gall, Linseed Oil ss. 611. Best White Lsnd 565. eranse Od. Second Ditto 59 5 . LIPTON and Co.• Oilmen and Colour Manufac. in ers, No. 41, London Wall, and Kenoet Wharf, most rape-trolly return their thanks for the great patronage with winch they have for many years.bero hosoured ; and as adver tisements have lately appeared, offeritg Paints prepared from Fisk Oil, under the " Impenetrable," they feel It proper to toote, that the Pitting sold by them are ground in Linseed Oil. are very beautiful in appearance, and pining the greatest dura liikity, and are not in any moaner whniever prepared from Fisk Oil, or Coal Tar; a circumstance solllcient to distimashib than from an, bitters, and particalerly from those in questiort.—Tbey Win beg leave to subjoin the prices of their Lamp Oils, w hi c h are v. r> flue of their tetrad kinds; the Sperm Oil is Warranted cannot be timer/ad in . issues at quaky as any p. ice. per cwt. 565. 36e. • bee. WI. 40e. • Genuine Spero AU Per Pilo ilv• N.l Paw $4 O " rinoil Rutin g Oil 71. 6d. .1 Soothe • limbo OW 6 4 1 . Cisme° % 11. • ' l ip • Oren received at Luisloll vidp, ' Pet IA is. ed. 46. 60. ' 1 41 1 I . • I , t t., f 1 :i 1 1 . . i • l i .1 ji 1 .. : 1 1 I 4 4t 0 1 i . . 4 .. il t 4 11 P • •