The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-27 00:00:00

- • •.• • Nre, rfe ,• . , -;t••••• • ,• , • • noon • 1. • - •.• •1, . . SAV7 7 4.Pre f ' A • •• 4 . • • " • , •• • . 1, • 1 ) . " •C, .a q . 14444.) , . . • - • • r' • •) • ~ • , • lak. • • • • •_•,. .• 4 J 7 4 4 1; ..• it ", :I st , 0 1 1 0 1 :..: 1. . 44 . 11 i yr.*: • • 13. .1 . 7 _ o: ••••••• . r1;?, :1;/k•'? 1 : :,• tz .-J O P•- • • (f •••• • e • • ' o. • ' • • ' 1 ,, e- : • • • • "••• . • • -. • • . • ‘ ..(1 • " • . • " • • • ‘. %• , • • : • e, •4. fi ,4 1 ; • 4 17 :I' * : , !' • • ' •• • • • • i 4 v4i 7 14 ... • • • . • t .>% • •• • • - - • • .4# •• • 1 , . - ...I :*,• . , . •4 . A - - t • • 11 j No. 22386 . ,;GAIT • • AY APRIL 27 'lBl3. • • 2‘ , ' • - . • ••• .Pf? 'OP din; • . iiitttii.ON ••AT to very eu inerotto 1188ZOIG :MEN. * WOKS PUBLISHED DAY. 1 • RELNidI us - s ViIrENING April 47 ;111•Ir SutIANTS, TRA le' deeillsr- -• T P oz.,- 11 1 .MM ty 110)1 AVILATiCe 114. boards THE cLt.NDEsnisi E-MARRIAG SW . Ap ihe TS po ol r i vh oN 4 l)3N . maw , eon , A lite GE htA NS iu reeetett, Fs T M 'WORLD DiErORE THE FLOOD la' t . P zi Attis, Amur. 20.-His MOjest . y the.rmperor ar.. • 1 , ;• • Poem, In Ten Cantos, with other or easfooni Pieces. I Woo at Mayeace on the 16th of this *booth , at faido , 7 .• w . hirt; Irjfi be added; aftbs•CitV Lowdim Timigret A r ließ • Hv JIMS•MONTGOMERY: , night. LW C 4.ISK A. • .la,apris ki g hw, t , ;he D o kolistaingle. op ono* Printed for LON G AN , - HURSI'. ER& ORME. wed „ V ia . 4 A p • sr •s_, 51, NA, PHIL nape roaras.att., who peewees THEATK F.- ROY AL, yEN 'r• tiA It I) *.! • •, v Ki. Resolutions nese snialtaarle KIM no s-r , _ • • BROWN. Patereoslee- raw; i and at the British Gallery, tbifgralter partief 'the whiter in this capital, I , ft it T S present - EVENIFG, April 27 9 ilte spirit or middy , resissaiowiapsiot• A p p api s h ot • I 1" 13 " d of"‘T h i ,;.,,,i, be had . b v sh e A rne AulhOr, - ; the day before - y.esterday_ l on his return to Russia. u n azitEn APRIL 5. -Yesterday *a S . )ovial siege " • tosOmbled here co Y i_ i d lb el be ocrf••rioctl * Sete enotedy, called . buip os e of the sl of the. tboslan 1. The WANDER ER Id SWITZ MLA ND, and other i t commis . thengegr of their drum- 11 44 taliely Wit dart% la the Poocf4 th e Stub Editing ; in mill 8114. price 6.. boards. EDUCATION. • d ht to be enevorosed." l • 4. The W EST Ift 01ES, and other Neuss ;de Third FAI. condemned to de t 2 3 a , r rit: Re Mind Melo-Dram* oy, Dug 1611114 h will he added ' • • ; • Rho feel interriled 01 0 4 1bele-ei brisudly,ta lien. *small Son. prim frt. boards. inowei -•e tile ,iny, snit 13 the %velar* eif Itiaa.wwoott of the' Iseese aged 26 : itipjte Bose: l en: ALADDIN ; or, TilE WPKOP"FUL teen in particular, he - Ow. WWI elsea-ti:avou Randsneaety printed, it Two Vellum °chive, -4 1: : 1 11:4 11 1 11,11 thec 11 0.at is nr . .iitit ricbt:idati r i i nor iid ei tt iit h ait u n u go s: fe). 2 0rsItt l o, : liesd a , I tie l nir d mie : ua te srr.: 1 , 1 g. i ;Ba n ; g liaz*n a d t n -D ; l c i . x t it re t yd , e Th e Donis to be opened at half, past Are n'clockl o2ll ,, ofshis opportunity to Issluifest their lbseons hoards, novo mu , put " 6d. .4106.61 , arm "premed, bye ovisoo r zp:rw niwi SERIES of POPULAR ESSAYS, Pistil"? !Ilan* -46 tit t :d'"Y e - Bosh. ls.; Serom Price Si. ng.- E i :k-L es i e s in the .Norlh - ~y; ond. by socit life of Principles essentially connected with the Int- stgraeral Ititee sif WI- remind of the Uudostanding, the lossiginatioe, allbd Rod token in the flagrant. ;rime at thensbat Franca, p rke . 2,.--Lower tialkry, Sectrad Price, 13 . -4 10Tir m e,, t ! l i m it la d l e, b.; Second.Price,lititi. , which it is ter vastly bo any I r a te th e spee d . " lout By ELIZABITH HAMILTON , lemetelc, ef Dermay. • A•Sikn. Thiaiusidtnent wan r 71, wiLuat JANsToer m ILLS. L+ Q• We e Me" • rike • s k swi e l i gl os I ts y s pe w & , A 4.00 At 16 Crater, so rb ..w ometusey, p r b e ta n e Vlid et .e. . into • itecutinth . • • • Cooly) , of flecks. ••• ,sest aopoi ttipirry She objects er " Crittaten.of Mitabainati?"&4 ' • ithirtnorning, near this town. *The' perststl i fv•qt.-tllia• • . s tsgsr ;':. *l '9 1 1 9 0 !itZ tio t i l i t e riPlere isrliamsers nod assit is ase sma tingusailetm -• * teal. ice; apintsorkgxl: ' 1 '• • sta. Vat" BAN Of. 'Rd &rine 401* • wnv hwi , e - ohis 0 „,d o h o e o ion to . bew weed for ;big perpn•e, lasiag the liberty to add . s,nodoso- -• • . . 7; At..-..A01414w... 4 114 . Mt ," 4h -A 4 7 , rattOoLognsipusEitionf.fcc' 4 imseirihobtilincir that yco • lAaThat t k v in iaws and o rp wi a , itth, e Get man , wh ir Prices', 196.6.1. Pronkria Poper,M. ss. ; Orer,q r aid .* isl • a MEET! N6,ast . Hooline, o_ftintS . R a E nd El o l l o he L g,3 o ( l; pa lL y S isk . 7 .. R .sitensea lbelt camber, WO that fi ve Slemben shall Deb quorom. t yaz:::itirts4mmtn:rtrix , .C . „o4Lrreilt.l4 .0014 v ss, I.l..asamiowistib 'attimetoo9, , cowe r: 0 • • aril le have lataitlssied. • • f t.r. .aid County for the purpose nri t ansidering.! • Rime army At VlCrifiCe• to their loyalty•and Psittiotrwai, • Sidshed lisColoars aod Mounted. 611. c s nE. FIRST PART of the BRITIQI. GA r " nt inba n t io lit"t follitit " ••nifeetionate Add'rem to her Royal l-r4g Men the "besot* the opted obje t of the attention •of *be' cm. r , , _ LRRY of PICTURES. Second Series, with Defeat). through Frankfort t 4 join the tinny. Isaldtt'ildys the Emperor is expected at i bilyened and" Fetinkfort. Prineete of. Wales. on the wicked and base aftnsitiracY -* • COMMITTEE. Slons, - liititorieol and - ‘, ter life and character, which a recent exposure bas hning t to -Our Grand Duke is going set off for Mayence, • His ExceUestry &oust Mousier Robert Taylors Esq. • • • By HENRY - Esq. ' Containing the Five first Nombers; which touv abo the ,tto ' d We are, Sir, your very obedient •h viable Se rvant! , ' • • • ..Nha.:llaritaness, / Thos. Vl We t George Bet, Mi. G. Liesione, Esq. separately, price la , . 441; Proofs, 11. is.; or esqoiasely to offer his homages to.his 'Majesty', ' * FRANKPOIST 15.-Coont De Gottorp re. J. Al. FLiikes Esq. Bunnestrr, Esq. • •fintsbed le Colours, and Mounted, its a Portfolio, ;wive 61. 41. • Wm. linnet!, IL blar•hs 8.31 0 ,, c k, A. E. Ala 111. Atkins, Hew" Smith, Esq. . John Comoro. Esq. . each. . . • here yesterday from Hallett. , D. Fenton, Joseph lita)on. Rev. Mr. Giese. • . John Tyler, Esq. • , No. A. contains THE WONLAN TAKEN IN ADULTERY. incited • From Mittens, in the Collection of the late Henry Hope. ASCRAFFE 311:0Olta, Aran, 14.-Marshal the Duke . • • , • BERKSHIRE. .r. A. Rocket, Esq. •, • *. Jurob Rolle, E. . • la ansemsence of jb vian received the above RecluisitioN I H. I. Rucker, Esq. George Waite, Esq. " Otte of Ruben.' meet btadied pictures, uniting emit of vntid •E• le Ntr; of this COUNTY, to be holden P. Colueltoou: Eta. .Morris Otn,cuheioser. Fria. sail troth of Plisrostinn •••,••• Ragusa arrived here yesterday at throe o'clock in 10" do rointene'a MERtrffl2 Ms COUNTY, tr;be holden the T.bven Hall in Reading, on Dlonday,tbe Third of May neat, at Twelve o'Clock at Nnost. Wadley, April 21, 1t.;13. W. J. MILLS, Rheriff. Ji. Col"lbw's; EMl mimeo Rowerurt, Esq. Edward Moslem . . Esq. Sirorge Achim, Itsq. James Metrr. Esq. Sslmstian Fridag, Esq. B. A. Goldscbsidt, Morris Oppcidieinsir,iiiq. .1 and troth of expression with the mostiirilliont . ioi 4 liiine." George Meter. Esq. • No. If. contains TII l•;MA DONNA, INFANT CHRIST, Rev. Mr. Kuper. ELIZA BETI I, and ST. JOHN. From Andrea del .Sorto, IA Emanuel Goodhardt, Esq. ; the Collection of the Bev. W. H. Carr. " Painted with George H: H. Wards Faq. digious mellowness and depth of colour. This Picture has long Henry William Smith, Esq.. i been considered .one pf the finest Cabinet specimens of this • - ' esteemed Florentine Artist." • • 1. J. A. LEGER, See. ' No. 111. coMaint THE MADONNA and CHILD. Fllol' Annelin, in the Collecti ssss of the late H. Hope, Esq. 66 A Malready advertised C 6796 0 sample group, replete with that dignilied but empiisice feelltig Giles and cleanin g s 105 01 which characterizes thisgreiit Master of the Roman school. ' George Br, 50 0 1 No. IV. millions GASTON DE . FOIX. PUTTING ON Bolton and Heilman 10 10 .. HIS ARMOUR. From .Giorgiooe, in the -Collection of the Witt. James Levien 100 01 Earl of Carlisle. "Whether we musider the novelty and gram J. C. M. 21 0 : deur of its cornpositi tttt t the richness with which-it is coloured, JP •F. Schroder and Co. 203 0 mt the vigour and magic of its effect, this little Picture is be- J. K. Stooder 15 0 . Wool ail pr4ise." Daniel Colitnann * 0! • No. •V. cootains A PORTRAIT OF HIMSELF. Frosts, Caledonian Chapter I Gerard Dow, in the Celeciion of the fiLirquis of Staff or d ; of Rotel Arch Ma- : " . no.is nee of the few example: In which the most delicate and sons. No. 2, held at etilitivate ftaishing.k is been employed without detriment to tie the Horn Tavern 5 5 i glltieral effeet i it is justly esteemed a stork of inestimable . Lodge of Felicity. I oilier." • No. S 4, held at the No. VI. contains LA MADONNA Di' 1.. GATT(). From Cock and Lion Ta- ! iltroreio. in the Possession of the Fife. William Holwell Cur." vern • 5 5 : " This Performance teems wish the beauties that characterize H. G. Geltermano Si 0 this mastes'i ity le, nod jiNifirs the high reputation his works 0. 'V. /tennis, 21 0 ataintain for beauty of. colouring, graceful forms, sad the un- Sitiem and Gramolf 100 0 ' studied ease mid simplicity of nature." J. M. Jacobe 40 0 j Published* by Louvain and Co. Paternoster-row; J.. White, Spina, Moiling, aid. • 1 Fleet-street; Coda and 'Davies, Strand; mid P. W. Torn- Co, • . ASS C ; him:. and at the British Gallery of Pictures, Ni.. 54, , New .. S. Cl ll ,.** 6 enatia____l • 4 ' 40 .f I Bood—troes. -Where ibo-teenetiftli Dr a wings in Wirer Celan*, 1 " 4 "; - "twille "lilim'*'''' '' - 'llPitecirted espeesoiv Am: thii-Palliestiiiii. ore ethihited.. r .4l,4, Mihemme Jane B. a Ger- r * 0 • mittatire to Non-Subscribers, One Shilling. ta . _ smio Lady 10 0 - Fred. Secretan, E .. q. 50 0 SI. Sussman, E ste. 50 0 F. M. 10 In Lewis Moiler SI 10 Thos. Smith. Es t • 10 0 Goldsmid and Sol isms 10.5 0 Thos. Barstow, jun. 10 10 3. 11. Freese , 35 0 G. E. F. Schwieger 25 0 Robert Curtis 6 0 !he City of Loudon Tavern; at I Co.; Down and Co.; Smith, id Co. ; Fraser, Perrin& and ileys and Co.; and the other by flair y Sinith, Esq. Tres . of Ragusa arrived here yesterday at Owe o'clock in the afternoon, on a visit to our Grand' Delve. 1 1 „ f t '. • , I " k `:;,-.[•: .• 1 , . 1 .' ) y t t 0. I, PARIS, APRIL I 9,--Intelligence frOm Italy - states, that events of the highest importance have just taken, place in Sicily. - - " The Sicilians, fatigued with the English yoke, have revolted. The sedition was for the moment quelled by force ; many persons of distinction, sus pected of having excited the people against thsEng lish, were !wrested. • • AIWA( Ilutel, Jermyu•streer, St. James's, wilh iniaiediate pn•ses-ion. TI) BE SOLD BY AUCTIIN. By Jr. MUNN, Om Ore Premises, OA THAI Rs DAY NEXT, at Twelvp .. ... • THE LEASE, for an unexpired Terti,of 'l5 Years, at a low rent. of capital and rxtemitre PRE-' HlSES,,estahlished asilse Albion }lntel, in Jrrmin•street, . Nd frequented b. Families of tae first distirertina .aid . ronsequrace ; contaii.inr spacious lofty sitting rooms, ti in a it, .of welders viera‘tce, and nunterotts roans. wide irn ar s t:a.ikement of attached dove-tic ace, singu lar:. compact and c.torenient.. On the salve' and' following day will he sold the who!: of the essences HOUSEHOLD I.'UftNlTUrt E, plaie, linen, thin:sand glass, pictures and prints, wines, and other ef fects. May he vlewtd. and Particulars and Catalognes bid of Mr. E. W.pdittitme, littrenagrt-Isuitains, Temple ; fittiche;e: ; the .Auction :rt ; and of 111 r. ramp, Wal brae*, near the Ro t as lEschange. • Amount at Sabseriptic Mayor. mid Kentish £lO it U. mid H. W, Smith _ 1 M. 11. Schlesinger :pie 10 H. llnlinernier. and Sons 900 0 20 —0 and Co. 50 0 a In circumstances so difficult, -Queen Caroline, who bad retired to Castelveliano, received orders to bold' herself In readiness to depart for Cagliari or Trieste. She refused to obey. She" caused the doors of the prisons in the place of her exi►e to be opened ; she armed the prisoners, and called to her assistance the discontented Barons. Lord Bentinck-bassnarch ed 3000 men against Castelvetra no." I)aini.l Oralls - 20 0 Schnio, ROW'S' aid -- 7 cn. 105 0 ;'. NV. M. 2 '2 & Co. 103 P. nod S. luti 0 I'n vier and Newman. 5 5 ..; 'ch. Dor Is and.lioa JO 10 • :'. F. Giesler . 15 0 Win. Preto-and Son • 105 0 hiersrs. Trrry and Cn. of the City of Lon don _Thvern,_ with STUTGAIRD, 1A Pail'. 1. —lt has just been announced here that the King of Wurtemburg will set off from hence to-morrow, with his guard and part 'of his• Court for Lnuisbourg, where his Majesty proposes to peee the firm season. 410TAhiICA t. I.OT tEItY. • AIL c) ICHARDSON, goDi.ucx., and. Co. re p,„...4runy Ade G..vernm.at iitt, fixed arastia? of 15e KOT,SVIIP 11. I.A rrea Y for the 6 , 1, or MA Y NEXT. la thi- , Low r there are 40..t.)0 Tickeot, one half of which ale of various donominattom, valued acc-rding to tbe wationed Scale, eattected from the Schedule of the Act • of Parlianwnt. the free tuts of their Room-, &c. . S 5 James Ballenger 14 0 Ales. kali!, a Seate.• titan '" - 10 10 Julio E. Liebenrnad 50 Eyhe and Sehainck 23 llollit Sully 30 0 Liebman, Lowe. and Cu. 3 1 )) 0 GERMAIV .1 1 .4 PE RS . ITAMIUROR, APRIL 20. —Majol.- Generpl Von Tettepborn, with persevering zeal and unwearied activity, urges on the business, so happily . begun, of restoring to our city its ancient rights, and also of supplying the means by which those rights may be 1 maintained. with energy. , Under the direction of his t xcellentyjand through. the active co-operation on the Alliteof the inhabit ; ants, who have exerted themselves to accomplish, land even anticipate, the noble wishes of the Genera;, the r a ising • a of the Hanseatic Legion bas gone ots so successfully, that above 3,000 infantry, and a num ber of squadrons of- cavaky, completely equipped, have already, by daily drilling, acquired . no small I degree of expertness; and, full of teal s in their country's cause, are ready to follow their leaders into battle. Pri•ses. 1 .... Valise(' at .. £C3,080...s 01.011) 199 %40 - is'o $,O 9,001 ... ' • b • • 14.013 lott.) .••• e••• $ 24,03) rffizes. Value 4'7,00 • The whole Tickets, price 21. 5s each, are on . Sale at their Offices. the Coen.: of Bunk Buildings, Cm-MOB, and, facing the King's Mros, Charing Cror, Every Purchaser will be jimmied (gratis) with an ernMemat•cal Prim,. containing :4 str.oitir liheorcs of the Emperor Alt:ander, the illustrious Patrols of Di, Thornton's Worls. . Adolphus Keat 105 0 James Riley 5 b • John Oddy 10 0 L. and - }l. Witte 15 0 L. Witte 10 0 Mrs. D. W, Witte 5 0 Castendieek and Bentz 10.5 0 James Meyer and Cu. W 5 0 S.llscription+ a. e nveive3 nt Lloyd's; at Messrs. norrien an Payne. fond Smiths; Robarts n Co. ; Coats and Co.; 11;sminer Price 30. 6J. houud, the Tenth Edition, greatly enlarged nod imptocrit. of THE SCHOLAR'S GOIDE to ARITHME TIC ; or, k complete F,ierct,e Book, for the Use of Ilehools ; with Notes, contuiniu,; the remain of ewrry Rule, de duced from the moa simple and evident principles 3 t./ether with 'nor of the most twelsti properties of Noodle's, and such 'other particular, abate colcillated to elucidate the more abstrute and interesting parts of the Science. lit JOAN BONNYCASTLE, Professor of Mathematics it. the Rtoyd Military Academy, Woolwich. . . Printed far J. Johnson and 'Co. ; C. Laws Lanrman, Hurst, Rm. Ornw..and Brawn; Cadrif and Davin; B. and R. Crabby and Co. ; John Richardann ; and Crudock ILO Joy. Baniters of the Metn;pulis; and sorer. Turawheel-lane. PLATE GLASS COMPANY.. f HE Public are informed, that a large Assort- AL meat of PLATE GLASS is now on SALE, ist ized Pricer, Mr. ALEXANDF.R BLACK, at the Consynny's Worehouse,AL BION-PLA C E.BLACK FR I A RS.ERIDOE, Price 2. . . . CAUTIONARY HINTS TO TESTATORS, and Reflections, Moral and Ret oiig. ruggested h. the ;wad rious Coodoct .11 Ebenezer Fuller M iblana,• Esq. M. P. for Wallinttforri, Berk 4 ; with a Corresponde;tee between that Ho nour:Me Gentleman and Benjamin Flower, of Harlon, Essex. . _ _ : 1 The Love of Money is the root of nil Evil.---P•u L. Printed for M. Jape'', N 0.5, Neweate-arret. • t, CORNHILL, and IS, COVENTRY-STREET. VYTON, Stock.broker, recommends toll's Friends 411.:1 the Latter.. which hrgins Drawing 6th - May, containing $. following •tri kin g hdvnntagest• EVERY TICKET Olt AWN ON'• THE FIRST DAY WILL 111.. A PRIZE! • ' THERA ARE MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS!! 3 a ,Eallivo ; S of XI:1.040; WITH A LONG LIST' OF OTHER CAPITALS! •• TO IsE DRAWN ON THE OLD PLAN ; EyEar TICKET SINGLY! NEXT WEEK. THE STATE LOT I* A LI, PRIZEi!! No BLANKS on the iSth of 11 May. in the ST ATE LOTTER Y. ~2-400 elf, WM torrod from No. Ao No. ‘.i0,0 hl. To Warman in four irpornte Days. Prises. T01..1 V cl'ue. SCH ENIE. Value. ~ ....,....... 3 •• •• 44r.•• • .it':(4000 • • are • : . 44.070 S . 1.1,0.}.: - 30.000 4 ••,•••....• 1.1 1 43 6 ...... ... 1,04) S 10 ....•..... 91i0 •.• .• •I••• o r 15 •• • ... ..... 100 . ..... 10 •• • lte •••• 2,t.00 50 •1 •• To •• • 9,0471) ' 38,050 The first-drawn I,o(lo Kinks, . cm a, 50.0001- The .eratid- drawn LOW Blank., ••• a eafts, 10, 0 001. More thou half the Ticket. are sere tafoe Prizes. T. RIAU, the Contractor, reqwetfully ativiist' an immediate pure'ha-e, a- from the popularity 'if the Scheme, and the in ereaqn4 demand 19 Towit asid Country, tkeTkketi end Sharea. vflii 4 ertaiolt rice it Itrice. *** Per-n, in the Country who) Ind any difficulty in stetting *"110 1 '1 1 1 is% the Atente. are requested to tend their Orders to the Coot ractar's fortunate Office*, A, Curitiba', or 1 . , Charing cirik—, Laudon. - . R . • HELIMATISMS, PALSIES,. and GOIITY FECtioNSi »till their ulna, tour militants. Spann, or ft Pioint. - Platubowy, Indigestion ante general Dehility sdririnating in ahateter Source). ar e relieved, and frequently cured, by - WHITEIMAIYS ESSENCE OF MUSTARD PILLS, affrri-Wei, miter mean. bad failed. The FLUtO EaSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the. Ptils, in those Complaints where wormer ) lUterimPs the.lllo4 smite, pedetrating. and effectual mealy its g World, gene-' rail% curing Chilblains by title application, and the severest Sprains an Bruises lb lets thowhalf the time osaally taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation; and if shed inunedidtely after any occident, it prevents the part bonne black. W HITEII I)'S FAMILY CERATF is pertlealitetY 'Mendota for twokettGliilithibot and raili - CoaditionedlSMlSi• 46 re Tree , ocorbutic tropism*. Macke% pimples, dsrerlif at • shinzle., breaking§ out in the Mee, now ears, and eyelids; sato alortattmed eyes, sore W*dv, aid tentisolle Immoereof every desfriptioo. , • - Prepared only, a nd so ld by R . Jobadoo, - Arditernro, ' 15. nrerk-sintet. 'Nebo, Leitrim 'Ate elieffei and pills at V. 94, elicit a she Cerate at Is. lit. and 21. lid. Seidby every Medwine.lionder ha the United s o lo The Genuine hat a Dbacii I salmi?, tb• noIPC of ideried eo of a fine colour, superior brilliancy, and of various dimensions, from 12 Inches in 144 inches in length, and from JO to 72 inches in breadth; also Convex and Cosgrove Mirrors, from 12 to Sti inches in diameter. And the some assortment my be had for Country Orders, by addressing Letters to Mr. William Foster, at the Stagfartory, Rovenhead, near Fresco, Lancashire. From the great imprlvernent made of Lite '.ears io this Manu factory,. it is now allowed that the Company's Plates are equal as their ! Mimic,, and have as few imperfections, compared •. ish any foreign Glass that ever was imported. ADVICE. WHEN Men of FAucation and Professional Skill, use persevering endeavours to 'discover the roust safe fart certain method of treating a few prevailing Dimmes t the successful result of their experience is the best proof of sopecittrity; " • M egan. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced in malts She cure of the following the oltject sif their particular study. erg. It eetittin Disociler, frequently conteaeted m n moment Intoxication, told its colic !novirits. Sttictures and (fleets, which, by an improved phut, ore : µreally mitt of cured; asalso Debility, whether arisiog irons Dacchatia!tan indulgences, long ' residence in warm climates, or a sentt solitary tier, toe oftets , unhappily pursued by tbeynith sat both IlekeS t In the onecausv. ing sterility, or barrenuess; and iu the other a numerous trills of 'nervous disentef, which, if not timily remedied, terminate is *potence and Cr osumption. In that distrersingsiate a debili ty .or deficiency,, whetber the consequence of such baneful hp bits, or arising from any other C 41119?, by which the powers of the enie , tittitiAn become enfeebled: as regularly educated Stir geniis of London they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoratioa to sound nod vigorous health. T ., c result of a long and extensive practice has epahled them, by a superior method, to remove. Venereal C plaints, how. ever Inveterate or complie.ated, without metier...lug the ptitietit,' to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cases.. wherean early application is made , 311 dlienVery of the i n f ec ti o n, tAii femininity perform a cure in the short spat* of twit, ds. ay unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which has never been known outwit to one single instance isi a practice of ' - -of hail' ---- 1 Ricca 7;;;;;;;rigWl . l7clipiriininiany7l;;isniniperrue s " . "„no;" itoriali:e remedies, after the ;trilinr . elirisbeim destroyed, is in- born: The booty, taken by Ilattnng wesgive, ;p ' sexeshave been tiered. Craig after severe apt injitriom method* diel** ll l lll , .relP",_, ~ts revive me tithaberilig liPiltk of Wei . s ti . y. • Int‘' for the•equipmept eithe iranseatic I..cgic•n. ' • ', l ' WO been pursued by other Practitioners without irifect),.s u d ileei 0011.10 re-081 1 1MM Mr I•011.1111.1110n. them to thus publicly ofer their white.- Slevcral Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Ant respectability The - heed-quarters of tr&lMperial Russian army . Messrs. Goss and Cu eschtsively professiag the eure of these have teen under the dire a 11008ri. Currie. ned Co. for the re- weLre expected to be in '1 -- on the • • ' ' particular romplaiats. in order that they lu n y sot bo ~,A rk v i t miival of complaints of the iipettun, strict u res, ate. 1 and havin g . . hy, a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the. rday Lieutenant, r . . 6 - tel ' Ci,oralVartmoden . . reetrived• a radical and pernianeat tete, request that references 4 etite ignorant empfrir, think i t but: justice to themselves to stai g :34; may begivea to thei*noka . lhiliefory evidence' tif tlyt-thaieve Olinborn arrived here ft '4 , head-quarters of his - ... .• • ! tisey hatchets, properly educated and initiated into ev er y. ; superiality of Messrs. Currie 'aid C . o.'s Plnii ,of . treatment.— . 1 . . -....—....! IVlelestv'the Emperor nort . n after departed. His -.. • ~ 1 af, the pr.. fiosiim (certificateiv.of which, from different Hopi- leasi' l °!, l66 l l ._ ~0 " 4 , 1e .4 . 111 bite "erblesurl"" l " l "'" ° *- `""" -•- ' Ai d nth * and testimonials from the mast eminent Physicians, they I Yeatill_.lPg_nati,nean witter,me ot t i .n .m t m esa* Wee, ligovisi t les, c Excellency . has been «pot ' tit - -kW Comman d . of buvet o c.....inee any in g itiverj, that the vnek+av resultin g ' Mint !igod, "et . bUrg"nb "f 1.4P1111 tin te, wire hi!eu'i'led 111,4 ture the Peorth'ern Army'lo ; Ms TOeiliti Afajeity• Gen. " . ..: tit* poil•favours tiriainduevd them to quit th e . 4 ,- euct i ee . 6 1. ;by the apptication of the lunar caustic, withos4 Mir* • .. ; - ... • [ the geueral Practitioner, and they presume that their pretea, t the Prussian. Court , arrived here • Patients in itte cijuntry. are.requested in state ttniartientnn ; Stuart, E nvoy to . ~ . stow cvmittute a fair, ground fur the unprrced.eatesl contideatte of 111604611 1 611 ,1 , " R' bran of Itilii i l%wle' 101 !Itini lon theisish, with two At ititois.' .f , . ... with which they have, by tba'Pahlk, I*d n iiiiiihteratly he )2:1$021lm 2 4 7 4 11.__ 1 1".' t11e11 '''7. 1 ! MP * Vi t t • • -f, A bpstitto ‘ Arctic; 15.—Atnesienger h as just', i l l3h, A 4 44 (.. soured. . . . . In say part tore kingdom. • v mare the . .. . ' Patients in the Coteau: to. re q uested ,ti v ,0 141 , t u nnies leer tma t s aunt 1e... tolderniking. Om posfamilif-totteio veer hem Zerbsf, with the news that the dip! Le, 4 . .. tars of their vise. age. "MUM,' a litiliOr; ' • iilr.ilat V a e.:W i re TlCir 011 0)e la s• 44 ...Idi kiit_yesterdat i. very levee bleats took pktce at as t ti . 1 a l e i I V os i g " 0 owe Du , Note for Advice antl.M initeints t aid fcitat • 1 ••••• Vir 'Oll the iaale t Seven hunaretl pntotters . it!iti rt, roof lite K ds% co. sorreo;; it i04.1444111.;114•1ii . i i . 1 7=•70"- r alker . ... ?VI .. . . • • i . .._ .'.. • l3l a 4 a .!.. • • Aihtmi — ifr'lit.aught into 'Zerbst tact4oo more. . . • • --, . . • • (,- . .. , • . .-• . , . . . . . • • . • . , • . .. . , . -•. • . ...,, . • • . . , • . . . . .. . .. . .. . . .. . . . .. • • . • . . . . . A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIEund Co. Surgeons s late in his Majesty's serriee, challetwe the whole world to prove a single miaow where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their profession has nut Ir.i/go rise to one unsuccessful case, they continue no direct their studies to the trent:here told' cute of VENEREAL COM PLAINTS. nod that derangement of the ssitern, which is the consequente of the pernicious a n d wasteful etteels of a habit lung :Ind must unhappily punned by the youths of both sexes. In the one it will be found de be the unfailing soutee of Barreneess ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to the.. by a dis tressing slate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, fermi naterlu Impotence. These sue its remote aid ultimate effects; while conettistptions, loss .of tutisielar power. and various ner vous complaints. usually ehararterim the earliest ringer or this solitary vice: of persons languishits wider disorder, Incident to inch a habit, their treatment is a i• and has never proved no itiecessfal.irs the course of a Itgar.i . 'bs;rielts. and ouch extended t Preetice- In *be most obstinate arid complicated cores of Ye- Amid infection, such is obstructiiiik in the urethra, spongy ex 'esestences, hard tumours, callatit uleere, templets'. seminal emauteso, sleets, as also STRICTURES. Whether recent or of long duration, and which have balled. the still of other practiosen, are, by their present-Improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, wit nut the patient suffering toe excruciating polio and Warming hemorrhage which frequently follows the applicatioe -of the lunar caustic. In the cuuthe of 4 wentv years extemive practice in this metro polis. Mlfactotl4l awes of strictures have been and are daily un der their care, the total eradication of which is effected by a sate certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior toany ether yet ailopied. The weaknese, relaxation; and debility proceeding from this. complaint, Ii speedily removed, and she' patient restored to soitini end' %geckoes health. But where the debility bus for years existed, aluoper perrevernece in their re •• -4. after •- - • --- ' ~ yed, ie loot less care has been bestowed in securing tho .defence of the city. The General daily inspects the works on the wails, and in the suburbs: already all the breast-orks are finished, •and Hamburgh might nqw await in tranquillity, even a considerable corps of the enemy. The Burgher Guards are to be raised to 7,200 men, and that number will be completed in ,a few days; they are .daily exercised in the use of arms, to receive the enemy, should he approach, pith the energy of patriotic warriors, to defend their liberty and property. The raising of these Burgher Guards will be of incalculable advantage to the city for the future. When to all this is' added, that wherever' he victorious arms of Russia and of the united Powers advance, the goodlwill of- the inha bitants furnishes them with all.the resources of the country, without any violent measures, but freely and cheerfully, it must be evidetit that there is no rotten to fear for the good cause, but every reason to hope that the issue of the contest will be of the happiest nature. According to the latest accounts, the Russian light treops, ander the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Benckendorf, have advanced within a mile .of Bremen ; in this advance they took about fifty pri soners, three of whom are nfficers. The cavalry of the Hanseatic Legion has had an hottourible.share in Various skirmishes. The volunteer Hartung has be. • sides distiuguishecl himself by taking prisoners some ireni diarmes • and in. reward .for his bravery . intS been ,appointed an officer byiGetteral You Totten- . born. The