The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-21 00:00:00

~. . ,~ N, • . • - ( 6. ‘ • ilk t . •• 1.0;" s . ; s 44 1 7 ' \t f - itt ' l 4 I 1 1,41 'L - S i ~, f. _ • I : ' t. • .. .6 'I., I 11 Ari t t dir`ir ~~ k N~ . \ - t *, • fi.. A • 101.•••• .1 44 .t.i;c•;r":.• 04 • to ti; , 14, 14. r • .. :,~-:. Z .-i+~.~sir - r . ..i I' .1.1 1' 7 . r: ~. ~- . , ; : ~ -i t . ! ~... .. ~. hg ~., . • " . 'gittlt . 4,amort. • .7* , j..S. ••• • 1 ?.‘•0 .1 J ' 4 1./14 . ti ."1 - - • y No. 2129. "TT. , Prwr - y - Trr"• , "7* - "^ - '''. LONDON, MONDAY, DECEMBPIi 21, Isl 2. - _ ;, Pilot soh THEATRE THIS present THE CASTL . To whirls wi!l be lard. HONEST THIEVES. PUBLISH= THIS DiiY. Quarto. illustrated by 21 Eagravings, price I. 9r- bnitnis. THE CHARACTER of MOSES established for Veracity ns Ha Hatoriaa, recordiag Events from the Minibus to the Delors,. By the Rev. JOSEPH TOWNSAND, M. A. Rertnr f Pewser.' Printed for LONGMAN, HUM, R RES, ORMP,, anti Rao WN, Paterooster-row and At the ' , Maas GaikrYs bit New Ruud street. Tlte Doom to be °wised et ball past , Ilse o'elotii, to be gin nt half past six. B e ns, 7s. Second Price SI. 611.—Plt. 9.. 6d. s @wind 4 ,. mower Gallery, 56. t Second Price, le.--Upper Goliff,, ; &VOW% Nice. 6d. T. m orrow. tonbells. sod Hit or MIL TfIEATRE-ROYAL, COVENTOARDEN. ; I n gyn. price &v. s.vved, Tlll5 present 4 E , r VINI ii NG, Dee. Sly will 1 N ia-mil,,raokviiij..,./,,(h)eLiATiiticEsiaTAN RI Repository EVlEW VENICE PRESERVED. .of Liter:inure and State Papers. Contents: I ll. n e e g r i:w as To which will he added, 1 dregs of Meath. r of the House of Representatives of the Coo. HIT OR MISS. . geese of tlia. (Jotted Slates, &c.— Address of the House 'sr Re ! preventatives of the 11n - an o onwealth of Mos.achuseig, &c.-As. To-rnorroW• Tile Siege of Damen:ass photos, Mr. BMW? Ig H pospost, Adenliliarniar, and Filtancier.--A Ramble over the (ilielo.i night oitli, engagement!). Thenire of the Sir lost Ronk:. of Ike .Enekl.—An Argument us -- --- 1 1 ' the Righted' the Constistsmo to insursr-t O. g o peo t e st iotoe l e jjAfli NEY AND NEWINOTON A UXILLIA ay ot eta ' eggegres......Critispte me the eahhencitt.—Wttls so Appeadia el' . . sOC IET Y. State Pape rs . ... . . _ rill IIE Provisional Committee of itm itscxNry Prialeti far. LONGS/AN, HURSTp R.F.RS 4 ORME, and and N t.:WIN imarm i b e ' BROWN, Pgieroomer-row ; and nt the Britieb Gallery, b 4, 1 OPON 114111 LE SOCI(ETY. Inhabit:tots of Huckoey, Moments's, 1 ',pion, Stamford-bill. New Reee'l'irert• of whom Smite New *too. Neir6gton-green. Kilattsialtd. Shaellieneil, and t w o . ~. THE li (;o h ts al! its , Cow" - a nd I). Istur, th.it tech. oreettgensenb are .Cou.pleted. , s • niumes.ociavo, price 9.1. 2e. boards. the Public !firedog for the'estahli.nment of the Society n ill he Y n at the Mermaid Tavern. 'hickory, TO-MORROW, I --- the wd Dee. tuber. ;it white the Secretaries of the Parma Sa vo, have cottused to attend. Tins Coate will be taken at Eleven o'clock precisely. ••• Sent will be provided for the Ladies. In llvols. Soo. price 81. S.. hoards, with 2 tfwe Pertraits, and a Fur Siutile. TgE 'FORKS OF BEAUMONT AND FLETMi illtistraied with Critical and Esplonatiiry Notes, and Biographical Notices ; and i.orluding an additional Play. never betqc published, and now los printed frays the original US. in the possession of ihr &Hied by DERRY WEBER, Eq. Printed fur loingsnan. Horst, Recs. Orttr, and Brown; F. .C. and J. Rivlnviint White, Cochriine,,nad En.; J. Sierra,' ; R. IL Evans; it. kooky I, J. Ala Wlll4lll t 1.5111 Gale sad I London; J. Ballantyne and Colt nod Duig and Stirling, Edin burgh. OLD MODE of DRAWING RESTORED lITATk; LOT f ZltY, 13,00 J Tickrts, all different Narobels. NO LASSES! Every Ticket will bp drawn wpatratelv nut of Os /Mad io Two Doty% via. 141 k of NEI? MONTH, Jamery, did fallowing Day. SCHEME. 1 .2 ....of . iiislii ... awe .. sele.tCo a 4 ... ..... %OW &NO 6 6 i°., "".. 'A BRITISH GALLCHir OF PICTURES ; SECOND I SERI ES& Pi ice 10, cd. ; Proofs, on ludia.Paper. IL Ir.; or exquisitely iiiiisiwd in Colones and mounted. prier 6,„ 6% containing a highly-Mashed Cokraying of Gerhard 3 .w, by Scriven; 1 from the original Painting uow to the po,session of site Her- 1 is of litallord ; forming. r p u E FIFTH NUMBER. of ENGIIAVINGS , from the dotal l'ai..tioss of the old Nl:.ater6, in the Ca- Moos, GitileriY,, mot prittle C .11rttiors of 'Noblemen and Gewlemen wit' have liber-ill; pet witted Sue Copies to betaken Of them for the ti-e of this , i tilt. - Accooninniee with ilescriptines. Historical mid Critical. By HENRI' TRVSI-IAM, Esq. R. A. The coloured impres,ioos are ptiote.i (ram the Copies in a new and superior manner, rendurtng them egos"! to Ate Nod high! s •Ilinit•hed Paintior. The grandeur nod interest of this purti.h of the work ran scarcely be tutu highly estimitted, es wine but the taunt valuable Pich:r , sof each Mater will be en pied. A Set of them oil. emopt ise a more select end interesting c..llectios. than coo he fortricd, uniesi it were pooilde to collect , cle Oritionls of the same Paiwinz , Min one (kiwi National j Gill. ry. The Copie. are now on Eshibitiou as No. ss, New Bond-street. . Published by Loncthan am! Cu.; 3. White ; rodell and DR. 'kV: P. W. Tinkins; owl nt the Iridab Gallery of Plc- Wyss Nay 54, New Dint!-itreet. • Where may .t so be 'RAC The FIRST PAR f of the above Wink, containing Flee Numbers. price 21. 19-. 6d.; Piosirs on Iltstlist Paper, SI. 51.8 or exquisitely 6trishetl In Eolooriai d Moulted, 311.110,. 10 At 50 Sth.) %WO 410 SOci oln tood moo 50 1.600 40 • • l,OOO b 01• • • 193%0 t 5 IS •• • le• •• • 91,500 • ••••••••\ £130,000 13.000 'Tickets. —— 1 RlCHARnsol,coninrcx, and CO. Cnntrarforo for aw Lottery, ale setting Miters stud !Owes. in traria) . of 'Num bers' at their (Ares, the tomer of Bank-buildings, Curnhill, and Wing the Kites !Was, Charing-erns, whiter, in the tet te:ries drawn in the preaent tear, ON ft:Thralls; Carmit:rl Pr4rs Is Y 25 Shrines have been wild : • No. 9,486 .C40,t111 5,i18 - 101.003 6.89.5 ' 19.003 11.518 .—. . .... Tierce of £.3,01 1 Too of , f I.OKI. One of AM. Scves of /11110,0, • Flee of •4111;a t &v. stir. &r. ; 4 . ,1111Clipler...r.40,0••••••••• ROYkL. OltilliY.LANl. B OOKS J t Dec. til l their Serveral wIH pertions ILE OF ANDALUSIA. Ose Volume 1:1 MILITIA BALLOT. ESSRS. R. JONES and Co. respectfully in form iiwlr numerous Svbseribers, th - rt as the Schedules err deliv , red out. preparatory to u !wavy Ballot, which iv im ps diatelv •speeted, their Stamped Receipts are now rends for &ham 'db.:including the reinaiuder of the presedt Year, on user maiversally approved Moo, of prosldlog Sonstityles fur every Subscriber drawn a which i.. on exernpiiim for UP. An applic.idools iherefwe ab.olule.y memory, ut-either of tuna equitn:.te and Mi'itla Sorktv Insurance °dices, evintslistved ISM nit. II h Milt,orn, near Little Queen street 48. °teat Mtrrle-losoue•stiret, near Poltand-p!nce ; 111, iligh-stevet t Whlteciospel, opposite Red Liocs.....m; and 9, fie. , rite-vinter.Blackfiiars' road, near the Res. R 'whim) fliil's The Cillowini, Agents are also appoiuted to receive isubscriplinov, yl2. Slick/m.l Burl (nigh, Salisbury King's bookseller. Abingdon Idninuter, bookseller, Win- Peorsiin, Lincolush. else-ter • ilaniblebon. Wallingford Chaster, bonk.eller, Wilsey Creeker. Witkingbam Vaikisui, Cirencester lticbard.on, tir.enw ich Andrews, griseer, Otfmtd Pouter, baker, Wo ilwich Awdia, bookseller, Hertford pesfuiner. Graivesend )lurrison, la.ton !tokens, Tuottridge Town Ntisms, L. Al- (4. Crimp, dittinedourne ois W. Shrernes %q.t. i imokseller. Bedford Francis, Post-olfire, Rochester ti. Kelliam, Chelmsford Farraer, Dartford Inguteston Cillium,Soiestreet, Canterbury Diteti, Primes-It. Rumford Gambler, bookseller, Ashford ID. limit ck, Stratford, Erseit Stetimon,cliemist,W est Moiling Chippily•Owor Brown, statiotier' F cvet.Pei a 13.4 ' -"tire• t:lisut mid C... Se ven (eiks iiiovin. Agent y-olltee, lticli. throe, auctioneer, Bromley mend J. Crump, draper. Thanes lihnkelford, Guildford 'Land, druggist, Maidstone G. C moiler, jun. O.ditone puma, Ito w id tittle t bookseller, Dorking Corker, eist•ortra, Illanutua humor. bookseller, Reasliiig Gelber Hart.atriect,llenly Fuller hiiiik.elkr, Newbury Level, huntingdon Tior peculiar tidy:Adages of this Society is the positive avit esery Subscriber drown on this Society will be ez .ll.lAt'd f..tt Life. Tee limg establishment mid the respectability of the Pi iiiripals and Agents will, it is presumed, be a suffacieat recommendation of this Firm. (rr iift4l Persons provided with Substitutes. Price 4-, the Fterogal Edition of AN IMPARTIAL REVIEW of the NEW SYSTEM of EIWCATION g or, a Minute Enquiry how far the celebrated Plow. by gllllbe attributed to Dr. BELL. anti by others to Mr. LANCASTER. ore yalculateit to pro mote the IMPROVEMENT OF THE UNDERSTAND- ING. Ailing price Is. the Serried Edition of OUTLINES OF AN ECONOMICAL. PLAN for conduct ing THE EDUCATION ok"rHE POOR, no rational nod lid Principles. BY ROBERT GOODACHE. Master of Standood nil' Academy, oe.or Nottingham. '4 if any profits arise from the wile of these Pamphlet_ they will he given to the Funds of a Chari . a!ale larnituttoo itt Not tinhorn, for the Education of the Poor." Published by Cradork and Joy. Pt son hod Cu. St. Paul's Church- b ard. A CHALLENGE.. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in hie Ma.jcsty's service, challenge the whole world to prove a single tilannee where their Medicine and Method of Care have tailed sof the desired effect. The practice of noisy yearn is this particular branch of their profession has not given rise to one unsuceetaful rose. Pkwy continne to direct their studies in the trentmeut and cute of VENEREAL COM PLAINTS, and that deraugemetti of she system, which is the entiseqaeace of the pernicious mid wasteful effects of a habit long and most ushappily pursued by the Youths of both seses. In the owe it sill he &and to be the unfailing source of liarrennen ; the other have its ravages tatall7 developed to them by a Ms ; jiresaag state of debility, which, if noi timely remedied, fermi. • soles in Impotence. These are its remove and ultimate erect* l white consumptions, Usite of unneular power, and various new. vows complaints, woolly characterise the earliest stages or this ' solitary Mee : of poisons larieltiolling ender disorders incideot NI ' moth a habit, their treatment is Simple, and has never proved us _ SIMMONS rid Co. respectfully acquaint the • Nobility mod Public in general. that a saving ;fe .... de ' sisecessful in the courskof a long. loboriinn, and much extended . • procaine. In she most obstinate nod complicated cotes of Ve -1 nereal infection , such as atintructions intim. urethra, sp o ngy es. / ' 5- per cent. in the price of (morn Es, Iry applying at Oat ermernees, hard tumours. callous - ulcers, empties's, seminal TA V LOICS CQIIIPA N y OFFICES, Hs, New . B.L.d. . moksater, ecru, as also creel ; No. It and 481, Strand, near Charing Cross. STRICTURES. suhjisitwd tea Sketch of the Ready Money pa icr,s : t whether remelt or of long duration. nod which have baffled the Bra Nor, fine Coat . . .63 15 to Al 40 ' P'"res ' skii4of other praesioners, are, by their preand Improved plan . _ Dina Siii•oi doe, or Super Great Coats 310tu• 5 5 0 - of Issatateat. effectually and permtmently cared; without the LblieS' Hoaits . . '6 0 to 616 6 On the la December tins pubitshed. . patient wafering the eacnicintiog pain and alarming liemorrhav l'...lciiii or Aliineillt- Wai`froftli • 016to0 HI 0 O. XLVIII. completing the Eighth Volume of whits trequesfis Simons the. application of the lunar ean:ii - e.• Eine While Ditto, Dies. pin° . 0 18. to 41 0 : _l.‘ the Ii EPOSITORY of ARTS. M Ail t/ FACTURES, !orate coarse of 'weary ran ettensive pratrice in this metro-, ELI% Black bilk Ditto . . 16to1 10 0' FAiIIIONS, POLITICS, mid COMMERCE. • This work laths. numerous eases of etrietlires have been nod are 'laity me , 'Wonted Stroking Pantaloons . Ititol 10 0 ' now contains twarly_3sll.coloured Prints, histamine of Female. ace their care, the total eradication of Cahn!' is effected by a Ditto IS-Thread, very stout . • 11$ _to •23 0 ; Fashion., Sport!, Views of tandem, Euraiture. 3e. The an- safe, rerMin, arse expeditious mode of practice; Superior to any Cloth Pantaiinni4 . . ~ 112t0'2 1 0' rivalled splendour and elegnace of these Embellishments, nod ether jet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility Kersevinere Ditto . . 2I to 55 0 the superior interest of the Literary Department of this Mk- . proceeding from this complaint, Is speedily removed, and the itemises . . • 16to1 18 0 ce3auy. have established its reputation iw every part of the patient restored to sound nod vigorous health. Hut where the blue Leather Ditto . '2 12 'to 33 0 ' world t and it cannot fain., prove an iasahtnisle acquisition to di bait); bat for years existed. a proper perseverance in tapir re• LI V . ERIES. ' every library. as the only authentic record of the Arts, iterative remedies, after the stricture has beat destroyed, is in- Pore Jacket and Wriktcoatoula Cord Breeches . 313 6 Fashion., fdanuers, Polities, C'es•• Sce..sif the primal titer. ' dispeambly requisite to revive the slumheaing sparks of life, Mit ottiscry £3 o ln s 10 si t com, Coat 8 0. to S iii 0 ; No. XLIX• will he published on the Ist of January, 1813 , at wet tat re : pilot:oe the Coortionion. . • . I'l'4'l doe Corsi 515t06 10 I Overalls . 1 `.l to 116 0 R. Arkermann's, 101. Strand,' and to be had of all the Book- ; Severn. Nobleman stud Ge.stlenien of the Ant respectability Tenn* of Contract by the Year, Ott consideration of returning belles► io the Visited Kingdom: have been under the care of Messrs. Carrie tad Co. for Cle re i heir old .41(4 : • SO. mite Etii: . of tint popular Woik, Dr. SYNTAX'S ftl.stral of conyintal. of the ureibi a, strictures, die. ; :and hating 3 Suitt per Year £l7 t) 5 Suits per Year 4 R. 26 18 101• TO THE. LA KI:S. : received o iadical and pernsmi , an o are, request that refe r e n c e s 4 Dino 'a 0 I 6 Ditto 30 10 i R. A rkersnatio. 101, Sir ‘ • On the Mae ' , rind de, for Corns only: ~ the Sce•oitt Edition of DR. 2 Cssats per Year £lO IQ' 5 Coats per Year Alf 0 First hash's been for some •4 Ditto • 13 10 s) Ditte . .19 0 erdented demand for it Geistlemen on joining their respective regiineists, or gs Mg s Prire '2ls. I. nig thin , a'.road, vintipt, us ordered by his Ralf. the Commander-in-Chief. out Plates, to be bad Ladies' Riding Dressy*, mid 1f num Gentlemen's Hume Ditto, thou. made ia a.mperior style. Ti.e ea r rats agant charge Of those who take and give long credit i PORTRAITS of ht, berm it >abject of complaint, A.J. and Cn. as-ore the -Public the terror of honapoi thes mill find a materi a l difference in their priers from other 7.. 6d. plain-:••drawit houses: In consequence of ronductlng their husinew.lor quirk ' t.)n theist J4' , payment, they tire emitted in sell for new money than other ; TWELVE VIE' imikes pins how their gimes for•-rientleittere in the Country rup-..i COW, with an Illstata plied by sending their measure, or au old suit. I giain s s l.lh. WOW& I and John- SIXTH EDITION 01 COY'S CYCLOPEI)IA. Ia s few days will be published, price is..l2ino. boards s Sr 25. ei. neatly hound. a Stash Hditino of GUY'S POCKET CYCLOPEDIA ; or, blis telluoy of useful Knowledge ' yrry much enlarged mad Implored, including Deli,' 900 New Articles of interesting and sterol inform/0110+4 printed in a handsome souther, ow no ex. cellent paper, and made in every IreAprei still more wonky of its ritetheve sale. and tbp npprobation it bus received frail Ihlt best Schools in the Kiogdsto. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Jay, 29. Paternoster-row ; C. LIAW, Ave-Maria-lane t Darien, Harvey, and llartnes. Oraceeboreb-street t and J. Boob, Dakewtreet. Pueiland- - . 1:-.... 7 \ • . ~' -i _ .• iiF"! it 411- ; ' * ' r r ~., • . _ „ . . . . . . . • , . . . . . . . IA . . ,'” . ".. • ) ) • 1-1544160. . .. . . . • ", ' ''-"• t. , i• . , ; " "' " " .... . . . *atralla - LA K ES. ! feeriVed ii indiral and perninn..in 1 tiff. refine.' nom ft-Ivry - in - vs i a etransa.csom a, ....-.•...- . . 101, Surninl, briv In inform the Public, that ' mly he given to h 1.4171, WI Mthrilt 1..1N esidetire ! t of the deel'ile I Count Ve.rdier, passed oi or DR. SYNTAX has just ntspcarrd, the : superiority it( Messm. Curtis. nod to.'s Ali of irconneut.— ; , , , ter some time exhausted, ow.itag to the awe- ! Many of Irine Grisileinen have had sirieturen from lea iq toreitty on his way from the at for it. 1 years. and had befit wider the core of Strom. Home, tiensisidet, IX) ir csiy, Nor/. 25 t ...,, , ~ thirty•nne coloured Plates, and 10.. 6d. wi11 . .. *nu otoer .-twgrone of equal eminence. olosatimayted the care at L'Orient haring ft bad °fall the Bookseller* in the Visited King- : by the oppitcation of the lunar eava hri lc, witt sareess. , • Pottage to Ilse country• are requested us state the partieninr English agents had bee • Also, Jan published, at their cams see, and general behit of tieing, ttr. du. inclisine Island of ilouat, with of PLA I'o I' F'S. Bit VIE COSSACKS. -a remittance for advice and mediciatx,..bea the same ss, dl he Morbihan ; rrotictobf t ;Toile and ht . Army; 10r. Od. each, coloured, 1 given or wet to any part of the kingdom. •To ensure that so- arlitry Orlooilty, it. A. blissenvr. ciet y la , ,tosviuird ro their undersakMg. the postage of letter , the 21st of November . January 11011 .I.P. published. it otroest, ' nosy be Oiled te tbe sermon frir medicines. . . •. ant of . the Imperial Na ILWS of the tale tuijnerini City of 110Ss Messrs... Carrie pod Co. rimy be complied by either Sex, with " mnit ~ intmediai isimrist Arcoust s elesiliaui quarto. 11.11 e. BC th e SretiteoelitheY• .e .re Ar o and mow. at _Oar house, No. 'P hit .• , . I Loh ijitivairrica...44o.7eas 4aOV.-.4tlkWathlaiardas. lugger 4lert, to seize • • • - - SALES• -,.,.- By Mr. SAULRR, Al his Repository, Guswell-street, TO-MORROW, Dec. 22, nt Twelve, • riMIE following HORSES, & c .—A tint Geld -a tog, 15 hands high, warranted snood, quiet to lenntrav, nod a very raw troller; a chrouti Amide high, shears It deal of blood, a good hunter awl teiLdarr g a bay mare, Mihands high, mistrers of 12 stow, quiet iu harness, mill very fret; a brown mare, 14 hands 3 inches high, sound. a • good Plessey mare; a pair of brawn chariot grhiifigli, 15 hoods S inches high, 6 years old, steady, and quiet in hararsa. Also %swards of Seventy Lots of hanteni, isorkides, gigs, Re. tatidess, lareoche and math hones, machiners, curt horse., ; To be viewed the Morning of Sale. Pablie Sale Days every 'faraday and Fe idly. I _ Adelphi. A Itst-rate Family Hate! of high rtpuie, estitfillsbed upward. of 1110 yea's. mirtleularly well Irtritived fnr Om line; bad for OM* Mem o at an old rem, mid . I By liesors:HOHHY S. • Ortke Preest-ies, on MONDAY, De,r.utxr23, At Twelve, ILEASE Of a frilSteltATE 'FAMILY -.A. HOTEL, mast desirably i:ituatein Adammtreet, Adelphi, rod. ions kw "n as bIASCALI:d (LATE BATES'S) FAMILY HOTEL. These Premises were orlginnlly Geed op-forithialine, pod are enqumitionably, in•point at situatioo, arrangement for a gfaad ceucero, equal, if net superior, to any in Tnn•o, haling yg rooms of excellent prnpinni..n, many of them capital bed- Poems, hem:bourne drnisiag 1444111144 soul parlours; notslestairrime, entrance bill, enter etn.rt,go...l har romi, and pari.mr I e‘rel lrat doottle.dneired moms below, large kitchen, laundry, arched Teaks, and as amplitudea ces ;tee years arc unex pired from lease of VI )eats trots Chasers' neat, at the ori ginal low old rent, uWI an agreement for a further term of years. The Premises may be viewed, with Cards. which may be had, is ith Partiedlars, of Messrs. Robins, Piazza. MILLS'S MERINO WOOL HOSIERY WLREUOUSI, 128. CIIEAPSIIIK, opposite Friday-Arai:L. JL N consequence of the groat demand which MILLS'S MERINO WOOL HOMILY have experi enced, and the approbation they have uhioiaed, during the hit See years, other Hawes have attetapled • ti, introduce an inferior article, stamped Merino Wool," The Proprietors therefore (in order to prevent their (rinds being deceived), will invariably have their goods stamped " Mills's Original Merin° Wool," which are lbws nod sorter Ana any other sort of Woollen Hosiery, and warranted nut to shntak In washing. The articles consist of Stockings, Socks, Drawers, Wait coats, Shirts Caps, Ladies' Coats, and nil sort. , of under Clothing, which may he had at la, Cheripside, and at most of the rellenable Houses in Town and Country. A parasitise article made to the Gout and Itheounntisno. IR. FREEMAN'S GUT'TA SALUTAKIS, an approved Specific fur the Scurvy, and every Foulness amt Impurity of the Blond. Scorbutic Comphrints are the most general Malady of the Uri tisk Constitution; uo fatuity io, swore or tem, exempt from them, and :hey ibew themselves in a voriet v of wasp; they produce roughness, wiceraolon, and other dioemed slates of the ohm; they ocenoiroo lose of appetite, weakness, anti dejection of spirits; and the mass of blond befog rendered foul, it is incapable of a& • ferJlng a behlthy supply of nourishment us enable the fuse iims of life fn be properly ;tad actively performed. As a remedy from nil impurities from this (111P41, Dr. Freeman's Gotta Sala- I ta. i has proved itself, hv a reputation of this ty years, a certain spem lac and never-failing mire; it reqoires nal) a few bottles of ". this isivAitable medicine to remove the must obstinate amid Ur-' veterutt scorbutic complaint. At this period of the season it is well known the scurvy and • its roomcorlences are much to be dreaded ; in etreny constitution wane tl , ey me prevalent, the above ine.:icine is reroinmended as time anis certain means of vurir, as well as mireventme, the mai ody ft 011) breaking out; nor is it less sticeessful agairrt the ' effects of a well 'moon contagion; which produces a certain dis i ease that embitters the source of enjoyment ; every injor) noising from , this taint, whether externally appearing or tomtit it. the I blood. is rudiudra and rifely removed by it, without the necet.- sky of confinement, or those other restrictions which medicines of a less superior and active kind require. It is therefore re. eninmendril to south of hash sews, mad to those who are about to. enter into a married'itate and would wish to preserve firm , health ajul a sound constitution; by it they will be freed from every debility to which their irregularities may base exposed them. and be restored to their original strength and vigour of habit. In the diseases of the female sex, where weakness is so predomittiott, it never fails in cheek the cause sooner than any Miter medicine. and to give strength, larimat Om, and general tone Ws every weakened function. Sold at Mt. Butler's, 4. Cbeapside, earner of Paternoster. I rew ; Baron, Oxford-street; and by most Country Medicine Venders, in bottles at 2s. 9d. and ds. fat. each. - - moor - . DEFER,* PAT a 1.14 t • . MOUSY. OP LORDS, Due ISe • The INshop of CIIIEBTInted a ghlidtikil i ; s Dealt and Clergy of *Wok M ite Caking d dead to he on the table. The Marquis of Wellingtones'Orant Mt the Embitter Nib BU$ the /tree Bill, We B.moisti Ftml Nine BBL the West India Indemnity fill, the Cuutolate Bill, the Malt Dudes Amend ment Bilf, the Post p ied F nankin: BIB; and th? *Wont Melt and Duties MB, passed through Committees, anti Wart toe ported. Tue Gold Coin Bill was read a third timeand Adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONt The Insoloot Debtor? Ameudnient Bill was read Ueda lbw aod hit. A passed, VfiIRTOR brongist up the Report of dm emasmittee of Supply_of u.tertlay, by %bid% it -WatreltiOltixl that a pant of tX.1.130L be made to lib 111.A1qty, for die relief of tin falterers •in lenstsr, in csaseitseace of ibelevaslon of the* ifoßtorir by dm Penick, when a ennenntims NO plan betty/east Mt. Wow.. toad s 4 the fireptlns,.as to thg best mode of tnalltag this agnta4 a It Was meant to be, to thfl full extent of toe smn voted, five from all deduction. ' Tire SPEA Katt was of opiniou, that ate Ain:o6nm to that effect could uqvt he made. ' Mr. WHARTON said, the until mole of ening defects of thii kind was, hy making provision for them in 'the Appeo;ni -1 atiou Act; but that Act could nut be expected to pass 14 many I months; whereas. It was prblw.le, that an Niue of dm whole I or greater net of the grant in question, might be immediately I 'moiled. It was, at length, under rood, that amble might be i fallen upon for arranging thit in the Exchequer.-- flie ttesolua lama was thee read attest and second time, and agreed to. AMKRICAN MERCHANTS. Mr. LOCKHART gave notice that he should, on this Vitli of February next, move to refer to a Select Committee. the efo reedings and the Report made in the Lae Parliament, no the Pea ; tition, bf the American Merchants, claimants. the lion. Mem. 1 bee being on Molests, t ok the opportsaity to give notice, that . beshosid, at an early day after the new, call the attention of 1 the HOWIE to the effects of the present sytsem of Bankrupt Lana on the morals of the people; nod also to the mode of administer lug those Laws by Comensioners.—Adjourned. - FRENGII PAPERS. ••• ,, Wi1e......- "Musa, Nov. W.—According to late accounts from Prince Schwartzenberg, he has obtained further brilliant advantages over the enemy, and distinguish• ed himself with the same activity which characterised him at the commencement of the campaign, his ad. vanced.goard having arrived at Sloneins, at the mo ment when the enemy did not think themselves pur sued so closely. On their tearing that town, a corps of- Russians, 20,000 strong, under General Saken, were left behind, and found themselves cut off from the army of Tschitcha;oti. General Regular hn. ssediatelv halted his army, to make head against this corps. Princa Schwartzenberg opened a commtini. (ration with him, and marched two Austrian diva. dons to join Win.. The Russian General perceived dange, of his position, and attempted to force passage through to the 15th, at Weikowitt bat he Was repulsed, and -experienced a great loss,. The 116th was passed in manueuvritsg. On the 17th, the enemy were attacked, and driven hack at all points. On the 18th, the two armies came to alt engagement, and the enemy were put to compleiss rout. From three to four thousand men killed or wounded, three thousand prisoners, forty caissons, loaded with ammunition, and an enormous quantity of baggage were the fruits of this day. The Rua slang are briskly pursued, and, on the 19th, all the villages were filled with their killed and wound ed. Not a remnant of the wrecks of .this corps will join the principal Russian Army. Those that escape wilt be obliged to throw themselves into Vol hynia. CAS6EL, Dcc. 3.—The Russian garrison at Riga has experienced a new check. The Commandant of that place having made a sortie, he was allowed to ad. vance to a certail point ; on resitting which the Al i lied troops advanZeti and made a general massacre of the enemy. This success of the allies is the more Important, as it only cost them the trilling loss of 50 men, pat hors de combat. Nuatmasata, Nov. 30.—Accounts from Vienna, state, that the Austrian auxiliary corps in Poland is about to receive considerable reinforcements. Several regiments are preparing to march, amongst which are the regiments of Strauch, and those composing the garrison of Vienna. Inseacca, Nov. 21.—We expect here, in the beginning of next month, considerable corps of French, Italian, and Neapolitan troops, who will march through Germany on their way to join the Grand Army. VIENNA, Nov. W.—We receive very interesting advices from Turkey. It appears that the Ottoman empire is still very far from adopting measures of peace. All the Turkish troops are still upon the war establishment. They are distributed from Nissa and Withlin to the coast of the Black Sea, the head. quarters being at Schutnla. Reinforcements are con. staidly joining this army. It is now manifest that there is no long er any intention of an expedition against Servia. It is consequently inferred that the Cabinet of Constantinople is not yet reconciled to Russia, and that it design's to assemble its army in order, if necessary, to support its claims against the Court of Petersburgh. They are repairing and placing in the b state of defence the fortresaca along the banks of the Danube. The Austrian battalions in Bohemia which have been for some time under marching or ders, have set out on their way to Hungary. Faaszroser, Dr c. 2. -- The General of Division _ -seed through this place yesterday, e army to Paris. 25.—The Commirtarrof Police , received information that three been landed a few days ago on the a design to penetrate into the the circumstance was giVetYkk iovember, to Capt. Mofini, ComteaVtd - • rs.t.. v , o f the four d'partments. disgratehed° his Majesty', Brit-ludo. The Idetites . s SIEUII DILLON ON THE INQUf4ITION AT GOA. In avo. price 61. hoards. AN ACCOUNT of the INQUISITION at Go A. • By Binh I)1.1LON. Ti nminted from the Frrneb. With nn Appendix, cant; • 'an Account of the. Escape of Arelnihaid Bower time of Inquisitors) from the Inquisition, at hlactratn, in !illy. Printed for C. Cr..diark and W. Joy, 34, Paternoster-row ; and J. Wikiir, Hull. •.• For slim,. interesting Extracts from Ding/4 and proofs tam* the loquist , iust suit subsists at lista in nenrly the some r 0(111. see 1/r. Bueltannit's Christihn Remoterbes in Asia, where ientimony is hors* to the orcuritry of Dillon's deseriptirms, both hs Or. B. and one of the Inquisitor:. Pages 163 and 168, lEdi!. !di?. le ;t1