The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-26 00:00:00

• , 000 , t k 1 4 .• .46 % • r :•• r : e • , No. 2342. . WI& samine■■•--.--. , _ . , . Flifflf 011 TAP leitli. •: TO NOM . MN AS 0 Ii,ENTL,EII;' I. . 4 I Mfr. COAMERVIALARAt 14 WINE - CO - . ~ • espied by a company al the Vettigeore 6f the 60th' ns '4TEWARD, or Stele. A . PA NY. Y. !Itchier, -street s tomittlnk l'etullithed. 1838, beg I ANN A Situation , • regiment. • I repaired thither with 200 men of tit W fle d „ a d H a ulf, ~ ' ti ng le if",iut i Mai,, vow has •• lib._ cave to bunch We atteuthn of i be , Vu lily, (,entry, and rub- } ..,. Aar of 'Fawning ini-iner. in ul• itslitilacti.'s I 'has . 1 4 . ha Gene r al, to Oro. tier, li. Alit fo r the- rankest . rams, AVG. IS.-The departure of her Majesty s&id regiment, and three companies of the .20th of sous keno • . .14•noi,eSpIrltualts I,l(inorit, prr liitifek Ai• and the the evehing, Vitt orb dia i i ,i i i , a l l there ion ptires fur tiss•lse.)ear , %la trelnienn'n -. .+ 4 r, $ e , .. y i i • . . .$ . E mpress for Cherburgh willl it is ,su l lioseit, /he tine.. The tire was Teri , digcrous. ',l',.e atta c k. f „,..„,„ i Im p. evnites, of weans the masesilliittsetery 'Whetters Double .ftrtia n Stout, ror welt y • • wy. sy, mo u l t wi u he , take place on the 19th or . the . 20th instant. A 'delivered to order. free of espeOce, le by patio( Lotal-m. t w ir:t " lo r se P a eli f i rto v.d t uj of it g a rn i u li n d d e . in v.t: he Itliten -11- t . eq. ,aldroard to H. F. Post (Mice, Farnham, harry, will • Vie Duzeu. part of her etfuitiage and attendants have already set b. ii i.,:itt-iiia i Lt.. Good Port Wine, wire nee d to have been 6 yamni.in . , if Miffed your orders, uhirh Were M• •*pnrsne the - the it toad, new In hook, IS It + Elie dozen - . . en.. . ... .., .--,---- , -- , -... t TO NOW... mr‘ 'Alan fIIKIrI.F.II I A. *Choice old Port, I! to lir ‘ IO4 I "Lafrilsied • - ial s .i • Ate. qt-The r .mrrerial heart.tivart*s were nu enemy when he shoutd fall back ; and. I rouceived VilT4 a gaIATICPI• to look after aN.Wi.. I • • . . 1 4 Ciirikiii old Port. war , tatfted to hate . ber . n 5 Yeats to .. i I Ste lath still at Dresden. His Ataieiti h Emperor bottle i 2 to tile d/I o ' ' 37 ,,,,1' stojoyed the best health. the alit tip? .next Whatday he must have been . totally de- ••; ev-n nr Z•e time Ai . 41 w.e 4 In tow., or rolddry. at . r , ~,i.bit 64. - rf N,13 t i it, 'latest ' • "Oift. • ----. stroyed. removed erery possibility of d•itibt MAO .nd 6..4 w.f.' t% 411001 litrolmir•rweb a hos we"' 3 11• 41 4 • V e i l Fine ~.,I,litlo, w .1: ranted le heti been 8 years - uw. • " otsriteuTit, Avo. 11.-The King of - Pressia con., Was the circumstance , thnt all of us heard a firing of t..... ea • ;$1:11/ nas.hre• tor to•tov %ears eothtninpfl 63 •••,,,, .. ~ - Mt. times to make levies and drain his stiles of men as artillery and brisk dischnrges hf musketry on the side Co •esv It • • . ' • at i it ..014 tie happy to make wioiself te•efet 0 he* ,) ,. , i 5 5 w 'th i ,r . ..„ 1 4 111 •_ 1 . 9 ... 1 . 1he ., 4! . .,i1:1 1 1___ - - - Z w io ; . 'the/ have already been of money. . t -of•Viok. This we could ascribe to 110 Other cause tii t.,,,,its ar.- .it ka• .., hi ..reashiosii:v st.itio.t :it oste o r ok s iae ."77, _r n. 13.10 . 1 , e ;..." ., : 4 ,7',..._ L. n , d t.. ...io.vlate. Isos•i ,u ty••irh he perfectly WitierM.sialS. Can l'e Fii ., ta l t r i 7 v : s ', 7 .1 1 3 % ,11110 " . A rr ol "'L eo - 665. I R ATISISON, AtIG. 12.-We expect the it o f than your arrival. These .discharges of. musk e' h.. , :al s uileisintite • CIO ...Wier. _. 1 ' 6 ll:nrinotty Moe laut toulia Nladeire, *maimed to be Naples here ) for whom twenty-one horses hare been and artillery have, how ever t. 4411 explained to D ir e c t (oat pai $) to 11. Q. 14, Middle-streel, Ilrampios,; I v ve „,.. aht,l2 to the d,,‘.., - . . . -84 a. _, -..., • ' -; • Ka.' Indio !bier/ y, 1J to Ilar &ten • - - , or d ered. - me by the Gazelle of this place, in which I read iitat - --- I anarri of I Ile linem qu slits nazi tt ,12 to the dos. ' • ! Lamm. Atio. 8.-Different changes in the re. it feu-de-joie took place inoll our cantoulneuts on the TO NIERcHANrs AN o ' 9 4 141:1ES AR it IV I Nt . i 11:4 i •Very tine rich strut drs. 11.16bnit. 13 ti Tile dozes . • . . du*. spective positions of the carps of The irmy ate falk._ . Bth; iii . eonsettuesice of accounts of victories ohkainet ~ I OWN. Ili ei . line •I• .1 Atoomain, IS to the , . ... 0 , 9 t Ne do - in the• North. • lIILLARD'A R %sr INDIA WARRHOI4B%;:. - les t i aZat t l i t 4 Z 2 - ; 1 - .. .J..- . , * ed Osak 7;0 1 111_ - .P° - • • ' '-7 - • .. 10.--Tlie ' ptitireo- orotll6ittietilkiriom tba . .i.elte leefe A haassit 9aleds with our 0eraiA 046 .441. 1 94-4 1 . .. ..., so. city ‘t.410t.. At to Muslit' and Silealals niorwri.oo..l lll o! a -- • .-• • -*Wry sire* *Mt "Wits morn POl4, saterrilest to --. ' gi, iiii 4 wvo ie .4 hire the emelt: 3 when on *be -9tb et-Aires .. TILE PRONIETON rest+PcirultY litynring, il , . he l s,i4m7it aertb.r " y tars - . -.0. . t dittoo .• the ovule low 71 .11 to elaweest le ii.l Ma. i liFitte,t old Rum Shrub, 1? to the dnzen - - 46:. 'Merlin% .thatvever. quarters past two it* the morning, Capihin Travele r ms . : ; ! .i..,:. • ! • a n d %Wirer no t o, !r o il Cloth-. hall . ICI *l,, IL, • *Comfits oht Plot. of the Vintage of 1606, of the - Ism , • The cavalry corps are magnificost ; th ey ,pitear to brolight me orders to fall back upon Gerona. I had It ,. 6 ....., . ~., ifliki r, a ri,li liPultne.it ..1 Irish Wiii..h, most requisite Ras our..per Noe . Hy concentrate themselves in Lower bu s au, '. not a moment to lose. It was 'within a go:trier of sad a rmil • - ..i ..• WO r4l as S? ? -la Awl Perpe.f. f - II llf Pi r, 651. Quarter Pipe . .i s i , principa lly er t e n thima.i. raste 1.i..r0 (in wh i rl, t seinen, neuJ Famili e s, • Very ice tild Sherry, 6 year. in toe wood, per-Stut 111s1. where they find plenty of forage. The number of ' alt hour of day-break. Our 'advanced posts drew pm Is .re their 4Mb rkkilf wroughl, li...rder); rats Mlttveilles Ilalf Him. odl• Quarter Butt • - - 911. passed through Bautzen (Upper . back in silence, We passed through - the to kn itt - Qu t ill., t•••• foreign Lam on . Velbl , with evertor w teat istegeni •Fi.e. nit+ W••st Indio Madeira, per Pipe - mt. t roops which have - SOL Lusaii) since the conclusion of the Armistice, is es- - good order,. tin& my eschelons were formed on the , Tit l e t.F eVeGjej•toti indrniti4 Dr ni. may be obtained. ta - Half Pire, 591. Qua' ter Pipe • ri /Rolm for a:atlentrus Grevots. The Previte/ors .•/' Ptr (titian. • • bloated at mere than RO, O OO men. In Lower Lilian ' other side of jhe bridge, when the enemy appeared horn... in she 4 . ~ ~ .. e supp ii, (i. The tarsi *Web% in 131:tck Fin: 11..voured Geneva ~ . - I Is. 61. Marshal the Duke .1 with some heads of columns, and from 12 to 1500 G...d. for. , a part of the sepolv of the is arch/Ili e• t together Di, ' , .ad 'iron ditto - - . is, 6 1. * there ate, at least, 70,(X)0 men. ..:,, He m •••I i I ..t.ant printei Faratture•, Ntioreelis, 111 .4.4 for • :Hilo vry strong - - - 144. bd. lof Reggio who commands them, and who had his I ilhatilholi4rt who edvaic.ed to attack us. I co,ild B ..A•. dr. l'aini!le aooelit l / 4 1 on the 1....41 'trait. al Sloe Ditto Mutt Milian& -.- - l t. (let • head-quarters at Lubbenau, has just transferred•them : ~s h_ivb conthibeti My. movement; but it was necessary sth .- •Ie pie. ii. the piece or 0"a1V. Su .-Th raibridderill , Per Dozer,, 1.,. "44.. liftl!M Sh •is Is, or owe' valua4lepre s -cati...truagbi • Ditto Double brown Stout, 12 to the dozen - 86. 6d, ,to !Atka u. to repress the ardour of the enemy, that we might , or vv., -4...0. . • Porevt old Ate, warranted It itoolths - old, before ; • Our Saxon troops are in good cantonments behind afterwards continue our retreat with less molestation: , THOU _ - -, SAN , D ~• _ ! bottled - - *Fittest Burton Ale, ditto - - c cu - JO!. 64. • O -N • i l' 1 oR I.; .. 19 TW E;lTii . - ti . Goerlitz ; they are going to he reinforced by a new . The two battalions of the ( 30th, therefore, waiterl ,• I . PlU` ,. ISM •611.1.*/..R1 1 1l rallT SI , XVit irY. " I _ Per aloe. • corps, %Nell has been organised and formed since the until the enemy got within the distance of half-musket ri ssil i „; ENoamous SLIM most . b e . a ttr ib ute d i •Very eurinel Conine Br.intly, warranted to be ten I • Years••l4 - - at Toreau. Oar cavalry are stationed upon ! shot, When the commenced, in two divisions, so Ss. Od. - Armistice , • lln N. Pa.- :r.t , . tit., f. ITE ii.oi . Ti:P y w. 1.04 fi t ? I *Ditto curios's Sae i %vowel: old Item - 4. 1%. Gd. :., the Silesian frontiers. I well suppotted a fire, that all those who had posheri 17th to S I'TEM l.; le VEXI".-Seltent..• e•witiets . dimly I, l' ; • Fine old It: Brandy - -16 s. bd. I MUNICG I AUG. 1 1.-His Sfejesty She King 1 St .. ' Irerward were drtven back into the village, nod 0 . I Tickets, and toot the . • : - ' . *rine old Britittt liwllattds - - - 2ts * 134, ;1 d- l' hted at the house of his Minister twour ; the bridge and its vicinity were covered with their - a Prize. or .123. i O. 9of 4110.0d0 1 S ot. 41001- . - ! . . Per 0014. • lily 4). aY aig _ . ..., __, -- -. .- - • . . 6 041 of CA1;1, 15: - .il. ,eli ail to Xtl/1). attic *l.lll-...lliivnured Viide trove, 'l4 to the Dozen 1.121m0 - is 4'20-Prize, than Is.st Lottery, • .1 • • Ihitollitense• • •• - • _ 'lido No Prise and... ,CYO. lOW Heitk . • - - • ditto • r liti, Till( ETA a n d %MI ARIrS lie IWllidgin great Viiiilv, by W. • Ihtto flotillas - - . ditto - - 1444 MARTI A. No. 11, Coil:Noll. nho..atill in she jatarkt , State : *Ripe C l •• , tliakrie • • di to - - 1.3 0 ., Loiters I Hotrod, `..1- 7:414 se2l op), awl Ns. 512, £l.OO • !flf• 0116140, •milIve - dour, - ;U. all hi 22 bihares in the Publ.... .. : Void bn denial's!: • . For. tae conveniency of those Families who prefer their %It tows N. B. Ogden Pon lir Onoatry. remiffiose c ootailk, B o a,. . In Plats, na.l tor Ctutimis.wur.4 iii .41,}erior A, licks, i toe_ Coto pmy have selected Ilse most rurions Wines. etc. ii..d titre.. ;he wile', or P40 . .*4 4 151 eOT del r. minc.ually tltteliilekto. " •_. , • ~ .. . .., .. ~ I follow Mg alts the inosi ehoi k r Ova con he produced ;••"T • him West India. Millitioa, 12 Pint. t.. the otoz.m 3 -0 4 A. sill• 0 1 T'LIt•ITI 141. •' - ' . 41 0.(1 Feed' lailia ditto, Of the most exquisite davoUr •• y ' - ris now eneq_nivncally prf446dfivit the PAtTEINT aiaidquality, Ala Ilse dote* • .455. N . I•ATTIII l'lnN lov t.osIT! ov. I. the rheapeil V )stun)stun l4 si tu •gY ll .' nu • ' • r . tiP• and heist losing cone pet ili.t4vered - fir S'tip..' Bottoms, in - 4.4 4 0 •lhol his. Podia-Saerry, of the most curious and scarce of Copper; to pgr,erlie Cables from heirC: fit Abed in theitnnee - tisalot - 4 •12 diio . . - . - Ms, holes, isirend of it P . ..,t, SPrvire. Or Itnuoiding • the Rifting of *Fold *ley IyAldron, ltdiltio . • - ..- *lin. Sniff from the WeWher. and Nadi biing, clf4fed, i0417.1n1 ;11' - 9) ifse ( 3)01 ' 04 - - - ~_4lll, Tar. " Pairulaw. and Service: - fir ..lhe Slides asad-Corssody, •,111 1 10 Comiato la. very rare quality - - ' toil:: of I ;an- ;to render Leal her :4. 1 41 (' ativo, 1V:• ter pi n .. f t ., 4o it to , •Yort Wine, scaly bolded. from the finest selected . e • protein the eterts of Friction in Stemn-Vosgiates. Milk, pigpen: i A rwt•_f_theiAltiostc Wino! of idai, It ditto - IR. Milli, en. ria g e.. come.ses. Wa,....0n,, I H r. ? , rind markiorry . Dlon .4 file most myeloid. bodkin' Ihe moo! no '''''."' of °merit descriptio.o. It iw.,.1.....r'he 11,44 thin, to I ,,i•.ier,, Me ri-u, 0141 %Vine in tie Kitagdosu, that li os lam in a 1114,:les of dwords, and all kinds of Polished Steel Amelia . .., I. toots '.early Iwcooy soars. 'This unit le hits ail she : from Pio... ii Will likewise pre.rrve ewer, 'i.imi: of. W. 4.4 i cofine s anal thyme of 1. e. most rare Win . :and' 4, and Wooden !Wilding, from the Weather. Worn,. ant Dry... north, the ',tw o ', al of lee Brit Commoiproos, lithe* A. 4 Rot. Warr in lee Est-t ..r We.t laitlie•,. yr in otnt , Climate, I Lts.riitti: Storni), made from I.le hioldi da.ouyrd old On-. p i inning of Psis l'om p aim inn 11%, i , rosttle raker, equ al to nits Russ.. it ads.. - - ' - - 24.1.' lhaodry4l applicalionisisf dbl. "I' .11..w,airtsay4othei . hut of Grease,/ "Ripe full flavoured Double Brown Sl.•ut. 12 ditto • 4s. 6J. Pilau, or 'for. iiissl the publlr fye iIY its we fromo .1 - ... re lisoolred •t whom Mellow Ale, aat raided two sear, old before to four thamaina per Coins., etio, hisle i g op p reeen i ing - t h e nem . t i 1.01.14.41, .bad of tne softest flavour, 12 gist . ' - ' ss. 6d. and tear la Nfarhone t y. W i.eel.. a e .4 t e„ ' ,bid, N , NUM' .of . Thooi-Artarles marked • are %hat the Compsny rec....nate' it, e.zinik‘r, more,' h**) this "f *hue 1 4 • 1 i...nt.0 1 1r0, and w aning ear i NI being of a more superior quotas Mau a oat Ia generally sold, be .is Ciensi I. vie Warkt.„ , tiettive so I , ltte ItMiltke. ^ . .1 tinl of the flntdfia%oua. sot: whole-ale and r foil, for the Paiemees, at Na. 40.. Charitai crow. seem die Attniralty, Canino:- and, b' aPpol.ll.• mem. ai soil Comeh.oha Is, ro. Irouirsongsws., Coorh. 'Sic 11, and n,itrnersin the Odle., ICio,.:!lnni. is, Rose., price Is 6J. ; 2'. tit ; 5 - . ed. ;. Its. 6451 if. Is ; and 21.24 r etc*. - . l' he sntallert 'ix." tins r•eit i iiiis i t qtro ,,, t ,, , o ;fi r i eno to pe k . o . A a Nnow--.Nlseel Coo eine tsirc.. wish *hienif will run upttord: . of T.iiree Toartinti Ni 10.% with not wilitysiig nits soh* Illor to Or Kidrirees ; moil it will "took with 'Nniiii A tlrtrerr, er VI soh eonsoma . 11iisors' anti A %Wirers .if ht.% li4 di, Tice no.* sfi- . : ~..- . Court, Co - uidde Carraccioli. I killed and wo‘ntled. , • BAyitEuTir, AVG. 12.—The King - of Naples ar- We then continued our movement s carrying with rived here to.day, at six in the evening, dined, and us our wounded, .our baggage, and also a convoy of set nut at eight o'clock. oxen that hid been proceeding to Vich. A 9 we had Ditt.snex, Am. 6.—Much motion is remarked ge. come by a road from Which another branched off to • nerally in the offices, as among the Military. Gru, it was necessary to accelerate my maraii thti Nix. 7. —Thu day before yesterday the Count ' enemy having the means, by marching upon my right de BAH& had •a long cooferenoo with the Duke of . flank, of arriving at Salut, and completely cutting - ll:s4ttito.—All intelligent military men admire' off my retreat. I ordered Adjutant-Commandant th• excellent positions *of the camp at Perna, Monistroll to occupy all the petty heights with par, • awl the importance of the works constructed between ties Of infantry ; and we marched rapidly through that point and the frontiers of Bohemia, upon both the defile, two leagues in length, w hich separated us banks of the Elbe, near Kopiligstein tutd Lehenstein, , from La Salut, having to hold the enetby in check at . Ths' intretichments are in pirt s constrected in the rock • every foot-step. •It was impossible to attempt as. litself ; they render the defiles• which are on this side cendinz the heights : : the pieces of rock alone, which ..-44f-lioe«igritvio, i 44 *condition to priclie a vigorous %vete rolled 40 ii upOn . Lis,.would have destroyed U.S. ~. mai...puce. o re con tinued.] [T Patritteas or c :•AzoiY, Atm: 9.—We are assured ! ' . ... that. the Corps of the Imperial Guard, which are now Air Dresden. are to march on the llth instant for their 1 ulterioi destination. . The fortifications of both towns of Dresden are at this moment nearly finished. With the fortresses of Tarps:, Wittemherg, and the fort of Koersigstein, that to*u now offers an excellent line of the Upper Elie. I . 1 The cite of Dresden has greatly benefited by the long abode within its walls of the French head-quar. ! term, and a considerable number of military men of a superior rank. VIENNA. Atm 7.—The Emperor is still at Bran. I derb lie often makes small excursions, particularly to CLERICAL ERROR. A 'lemma Gentleman Haring received an invita. tion to dine not long since . from Mr. W-1, and another for , the same day from Lord G—y, %% rote two answers., accepting that of Mr. W. and excusing himself to Lord G.. The Rev. Gentleman being at the time deeply' absorlied . in penning a philippic againit Methodism, h.ippened to make a slight mistake in the direction of the ktters; addressing lb each that which was intended for the other ! Mr. W. on opening the letter. directed to him, was not a little astonished . to . And the f o ll ow i ng ,pi t h y and re spectful mention of himself: . . A If v‘IC,:•:-. . •• WIIEN Alen of Educatiosi iind PrOfissio - nitl Skill, - the lienevering entliavours tfl . dlsrmie:r toe IheM sift ftlt..l . certain method of treating a feu 11W•v4ilisti-Ohirn4s l the snrce+sful tesult tif..their experience is • we beat. proof n superiority. , kleasrs. GOSS awl CO. Sur:mom, have been huhu-eel to make ' the core of the **Ably; it,.: the Aiect ...f their jmnieular studs viz. n Cel :JIM Ijikt.r.ll.l. fre.weitily contraries' in ft 11110,110111 01 1111 , XiCali1111, and 11. cone inijants, Stricatres mid Gletle, which, b$ sit. imprevett plan, sire veedilv rind effkloally (mind; as ahm . D. Wily, W nether arisine leans Bacchanalian indt:lgetters, long residence in warm c!itaatc.., .sr si sectet tiolitary vice. No. !lint untlittrpily pitnite.l by the youth of both sexes; in the tme cans ; ing t lo 'rlit`.•nr harre , mc's; rrn . in the other a rtstren•ui mi. of nervous diseases, which, it oat titnefvretnedied, iertanate i t s ilmpotence and Con.unt•dian. lit this tibtressit,e state of oh-hill ! ty or deficiency, - •.• hetiser the ral•segtsence of .in-A ttitnefa. lot 1' Mos. sir at 61.•. ir :01 atty other noise, -or which the powers Of 11* Cl:lllSlklqll'.'sbeCOMP etlferillefl. iIS rrgtll;trlV ederated Sur gen :. of I. 1 ion trey otter r Min, ?.ale, and speedy restotatiou 1 Ist .. tibd 'men $ iptrons health. Tar result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them; ! by a soperior method. to remove Venereal Comp:ands, how-. ! ever Inveterate , r complicated, Without sabiritorg the p•tli.nit to the lenn restraint in flirt or exercise rand in recent Ones, i t whew , n early eppiiension iv spade on discovery nt the infection, lg;trey; ently verform it cure in time short space of two class. wlirecedenred sin - cess of their:mode Of 1r.!:1111W111 ( Which has . tikes been known to fail in one single instance in a vractice of 111.1 wen years, dollar a Well period nanny th , ottilad pertain of both . arse* iiitre been caret!, even after severe min injurious nteihn3s had been punned try other Practitianers without effect), induce. (Mein Ps ohm, pubitell'ilkithefradv.tee i M. sirs. Goss and Co exclusively prot:saing the cure or thew ; pantrolor complands, in order thin they may not be atoned ht a t,istaken fear, with' the utrfAtply 90 jWI4Y notched (us the ignorant empiric, think it lint justice to themselves to state•thol they have been properly etjucuted and initiated intsrerery branch of the profession (certificates of Which, from difrerent Multi tals, nod te‘liinstnials from the most eminent : Phystriato, they havet a couviner any inquirer), dm the success revulting from their etiticnveurs oust indnred them to quit the ;malice 01 the .eneral Practitimwr, and they presume that their preieni sions t .nstiarte a fair ground for the unprecedented contlderice . with ts Weil they have, by the Public, been :•11 liberally ha poured- Pun. sat' in the Comte, are requested to slate the !airline' lane of t:teir rave, 410.. and manner of Vivito'. inclosing a Kaiak N tole for AdVice and Medicines; and the some will be 'amuck!, to an) ;rats of the Kingdom. '•• ;S; s•tl CO. limos..as. (St liouverit-rtrael. Vbrer..oroot, tirfitetar. prrn.l4 44.'4. merit- 01 stir ( a111 : 4 •••iii.s.l Bun be r. ilre . Parenieror Mire, No. 4l), Cliaring4rap., QE►.Ni,gr are Oyes villa' cur:Wilda, which lire - akikkl, « W • D. Bellamy." " • Mh'irbEA G —v,—l can't have the pleasure of NArt.ts, Abb. I—Troubles have broken out in dining with you on Tuesday, as I have just engaged Sicily ; the inhabitants refuse obedience to the new myself to SAM. THE GREAT FF.RMENTATOR. Government. - Your's truly." Mr. W. though by profession one of the genus ir rilaltile valumot rote back with great good humour—. " Sam, the great Fermentator, is very happy to find that he win be favoured with the company of the Rev. Mr. at dinner, on Tuesday." It is quite impossible to give an idea of. Mr. 's distreis. It is said he actually fainted. It is cer tain, however, that he dispatched, without delay, the following pathetic and satisfactory explanation of his conduct : "My dear W.—T Ast Ocan. Ever your's." WIPERIENCI P . lIAS MADE TILOUSAN . W4aE.—llisltlnerra or rh,.v Llairs will sin! be tees. Those litho kaaroand.,:anr do not khans S C aalue of i • ill thry • .r the shisfortsmi to 1,.s • if or taro Ores -05 •.: it. our of late. StieCral Indies atid Oeutiv! , ..;•55 rhe L l a ! , Iltrhaiii Oil foe seau.•aad from the of that e me not brie fell off, sir furred Er'v s bat. being to cite ed la feu mi,, n rb s ;st n. by thrir 1154..5; e. cr., to u..- -.her Otis that a sp the Ohm NMI f or iliT :eare--;r!wit !1p: • fill of, 'sr.-turned Grey. su4 tb.c have declared Ibby e - a ot.er than. the amain Oil in fittursi, ..5 5515 the hi. 4 lot 1111441ra.it g the Hair. When dregting re"' .. hair. P I short, whet.. Hair hhs gol.thin sor bald, and Ilse feast mots remain, trimg the Rumen 01 ',primly, yam noty relyerm it • Warn- Mae& A I for Print. 'll Rosin Oil, at R. per 13 `Ol.. i.r norßott! en honing f• ur snout, Ist 11. Its.l sir six tars for'.sl. duly •gu etas. (ire. sir Cain:oli Whi-kers are **Teat disavarratent lobes ,. wiltia4 trial will be estoviared of th e ottli h of Prince's Dv., !hair's so illiprollidOh l it 110 'Sub , 5.55 w rein 5555 s oinking ar.'ti Of Corrotty hair dark or black immediately. Observe, there ha,' Area aptly att.wyls to prepare airtreltis for asimilar litlllol{P, hilill , lvP Several.LarliCS have declared, .ttint f srsyri ,r 4 !loci had been ohlwal to near tiara hair, ititionich huving of their Will, but it haw giev at an early a:e, they melt' le climmi•nded to make a Arir semi. :roil in a shall time, sn great la a. the addition, that they left off the flue hair, and bus made 115/.4 head of hair base the youthful appearance a whoa 'rm. of :we. Ask Cur " Prince's Dye," Price Half-a-guinea a Bottle, or a &Meal iintili•;, 51. Plain dip (nig:Pare incloSed in each Bottle, by which any one IDA the tair themselves with rats hod ptea.tre. Said by the Prirpriei.r, Prince, Devii.t.—Obserse, it Is not n Shop—essictly opposite No. ; the Nis * Aire. re irregular in Joho.r.,reit, (word-street. Untie- or G.intletorsi vending wr• yams fur Muria Oil, *ill be /win ajar to give item dire, ti , is., s. nn•se are petty shop. in Jolts, street. ns well : sso usher Ill:eett.„ Shot ell C:unici frit Itu,iit Oil. Sold also by smut prisatipal.Perlumer e and %Ir.tiriar venderii. ARMY OF CATALONIA. nniewrca FROM THE GENERAL OF DI VISION LANARROE TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GENERAL IN C%ltv.. Ger. mg. joly 17, WIS. the message which your Excellency hid sent to apprise me that you had abandoned the plan of pe netrating to • Vich did not reach me, I had only to re gulate my condtict by the orders contained in your note of the 3d init. written in cipher, which I re ceived in the evening of the sth. therefore collected from fifteen to sixteen bun. drill men, who furitishel. themselves with six days' p l edilsiOn and on the Gilt, at eigtit in the evening, 14 broke up acrois, the mountains of Lora and AnYial,' to proieed to the foot of 'La Salut,whence I ss'es - to push fortiard to the heights of Vich.. To RC.. CO,lll/11511 this purpose we had to climb up almost per- OndiCutarly 'for IWO hOurs when we reached a breach in 'the rocks of from two to threeleet wide, being the only practicable pass • in" this . direction. A few reso lute individuals' might have here stopped a whole artnY but the attack of the Miquelets. who preced ed. My column, was so unexpectedind vigorous, that the'enemy's posts had scarcely time to fire a few.mus. ket-lhots, and to save themselves by flight. On the 7th, al:six in the ,evening, my detachment, after a Maith of mere than' 20 hours, was formed on the BY NIA M AJEST 4 IN'TttliirAt. WAWA Si b itt TF...144-.1 height. of La Salut, which position I carefully re. h:AKE'S GENUIN' PILLS, justly famous colinoitred, as if I hail had a presentimeot MOS 114 :for cartne, in all ibit&tagee. the Venereel Visen.e. One should, on the daY folloWing t filly, to ,e.:(Nllbat there small, Pill is a doses nntlitte taking nr Hoe loot In o recent case a‘reinst the whole ,SP ' anish Army: will soon . ...millet. the alient'of toe ceriataty of a speedy.re- er . . • . I.• • • covers. N Ili hing can hr better colorised. unite safe, nr more he height which we occup$ ed on the fith.was only cnaveriient than this rem*. for Vnelt•igs arc nhilged to two leagues and a gunner orn Vich, of, which we vies, or to ten. os it vire& on confinement or Irehtrnint of diet had a very cleit : view. At the same time we saw and A sty 3enrs exprrieuce (in rib extrusive praciii•e) prov rd thai it will effect II cure when triremes, *Amami and . on the heights between itoua and Manion, a mass of all mil er p . ,eta i sst s avail nothing. For the. Scurvy rind, infant WhiCll,.l calculated at between 2 and 3000 other Disorders. this Medirioc ha s Hot its parallel. • . r i' Vow n'as of 40.1)(Ili 'lentil's of htitti sexes have hrisi radically meO-• fluid no douht•that this was a part of the cured f the above croel dimirders. within the 404 eight years. . enemy's army flying * befure your column. It was Prety.red and wil,thy the Proprietors. Thomas its kir four mad t. rand your Iscellenoy h an- Safi, 4letabeea Elie kapil College of Stlrgeoull Vet. ° the list of real Saturnus. published:moonily by tne govhl Lot nounced 'to me, that, at the vegy,latent, you would • le4e) ' . nu their /lime ' Nu ' 9.• New Ileilike-41411 '$' " 4 ". osiive'at Vich by noon. and'advice will •be given in "611 "'es ' relative the tA' feeble fi re of musketry continued to be kept th,ve coonplibt.n..* invio thle secrecy. lid,. bv•aappoitumnM, at toe rerfintevrs, No. Si, St. •All)an'swteet., Op, when, about six o'clock, the,enesny _ a Pall• g Mr. De4b..r.,gigle A _T . • yv .ISliapati a. 7, .Wish Wept-. hill and by one ;tenon everyconsiderabletowa of 6reat against my tight wing, and, with two pieces of i.an- Britain. 'lc. in buses afity b. lit each. • nou n and a howitzer, attacked a height that was oc. The Akbar, Captain Dicesom, - which takes the convoy to the -Brazils, has been fitted out for the ex. press purpose of contending with our American foes, the overbearing size of whose ships render it neces sary to meet them on something like an ego:111'y. in order to obtaitt success, and to prevent, the un rivaik,l valour of our tars being spent in vain. The dirbar . is a match for any frigate in the world she has on her main-deck thirty 32-pounders, and 0 t her quarters, forecastle, and gangways (Dicing a, spar deck), the same number of 41-pound carromq es. She is, independent of OA "fitted out in every pcint, and is . expected to sail on Sunday morning, if tha wind. is fair. Several transports sail in company, on board of which i 4 a detachment of the 46th regiment, for New South %Vales. At Scarborough, on the 14th instant, a night, a Frenchman, supposed to be an Officer ow.iw..ole, proVided blnlself with a boat, and went off from that place. • AFTEIt'SPI.NI)ING THOUSANOSt to mike a valaabiroartiele k► own. k rat be 'Matey in Nor one to C. 10 1411(4161 if. See the 64 **edit-$*10144 of l'i.diameol, vo'n Mill hod Prime's Ramis Oil' ms** Made et AtAlleirti•litenip. u'etirity. this Proprierow kap Imre of the Oroorni—ioners of lii. .SP.ji , sl ) 't Stamp' (Mike to bore - kis rimer, .6 Mr. I's iur. ," on Bre (lovernment St.asp, which is ins the a' •side of 'he cnv,r f twit boillee..-11104esooterfei , lo t i. fqrgere I sh:•re.: Pecan) Shopkeeper or Ilair.eire...N.r•eliiii r Itus. in Oil, unite! Pitlenee'slintewer.vrißroot the British Ooreiniuent &amp, Sr'' impostors, and sellers of eimi,;"6"'• Lathe. sswl (i'n.roleirreri rebirling in the ronni rv; inelocine ose reift. inn letter to the Pi oprietur, will receive by se turn (wirk Ore gUille:elt worth. ." As a Sri of swindler. hut. eriumerfeireil. tierefore•he lure r,. ortler Prince's (M. or Prince'. Ro. in -1)yo. nr I.4nirs and rielitleown call ithd 'oil' they Solve h-en Paley ti. bus% lola 'b e enmity " frit, altel n data' Wleat 'Nary to their it:it, therefore be parlictillfir t Penigulars leaglituke` • The following is a copy of Nicholson's will, which he made while in prison " It is the wish,and desire of toe. the lladenigaed Philip Ni. cholson, now in eottody of the (iov.•rr.or of the house ut Cw rection pf the county of Stiatilesez. thw the wearing &Newel, and other my property and elects, may be disposed of nod given to theisersans after named : viz my weaeng-appitrel, of n nat. ever kind it um} , be, to my father, Patrick Nicholson. a To• my said father, Patrick Nieholom, the sum pooads, todefray his ozpencre borne to Iceland. • And alt the rest and residue of any property, linen‘. aad effects whatsoevee, to my mother. Bridget Nicholson. wlinsoo : my band this 17th day of Aura', 1819. • Witness, Tins. Wants, "PHILIP N ICHOI " J. lismow. " And I authorise and empower Mr. Weblps to see above wbh and desire is curia into eceentino. 1 f' . :'. ~ . .. • • . y. - - • 7 2. \ *or .. 1. 7.- • ' t •,., / . . . . . . . ,‘ , • . . , • -.,•. . .....- . • -•-• - . . , •• . r . ,!,........ *fr „.... ? .. s i .. , ......,...tit.. ..... .. .., . . _. 1 ' • , : . = • . :' ' I , • • .. • ,t, . 44 ..., , • 4 . • , . . • ..... , .••._. ... .•. .. . , . um of fuur ea, moui's. bolbou. A 4 OLSON'. ee that my ILSON." i 'r 1 1 MN