The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-11 00:00:00

No. 2095. 1LUY..11.. Int ult. y. LA NI . Tills • present EVENING, Nov. 11, their ,• 1.1 pry( , rm ..ht • TilE MAID OF TILE MILL. hich I , f• :1a ird, riIi:.I'ANNEL.. To-morrow, The Ilo•ey bltoto, with Tura Oat! Th.' SerflerN deigned nod painted by flreonweriti, 1)l1“,u. I)rimitia,Gektia, Smith, and Caotio, find their gisstatt..t... Tile f)resses by Mr. hank., awl Mt** Itsin, and their. g ,sistont..: 'Ftv• Mortimer* by Messro.Lrodei wood, Drury, err. 1)11-orations hy Mr. Morris, Misg Robin:you, &c. Leader of Or Wiwi Mr. Smart. .TheoDINOS 10 be Opened at a oarter past five o'clock, to be gin at it ms.irtf•r post sig. Raw, 71.1 tsec.ant ?rice * '94. • Second Prite,.4-.—Ltt*Yrr. (;:iller), ; S.ccui.J Price, Is.—Upper lo: g Second Frfee WlCei raid 'M.' ma Iselotro •if Mr. Sprint, Hoc flank •Lcrper, jut the tinier in liAttlp 'Veil till )potr..a.ol Teo. sh Prenirig volt' f Ito 1)t I. •rs ; I re eko.;ed. The Wtk en**Scris aro; ki,nr4iirmi - -1;w Pit en ggiotirsigg; 4,u r b..,4: vet an 3 Caller's effliabrer art llt Ittlsoll-arcet odd %VUtiorn streog.4- Th ,..upp,:y Culicry entries's; le to .I.Vitlittptll. rei WO: Th e n , ht I 7 ...1 krielivv.4o thenii lii licytkeiattOttii; Aeiteksool-0 lb* frptillyfitni.llooll.goothetiogoets, atigrdrillittod tN themvis ; nod 110 rrtglideio . ,e9yo , a n o n" & h er g e n th,or ff riftsceNMlTibit Pitroto,'nUt Free, kr :1411011rd ea wftsitlrrnogilthATlNCit)oor. ••. - Free Adrr:i.i.u. to the Pit nod galleriey wid • be received at their resit,. i i, r l),..wtstgaWrrborig.a. rertnitlys •• hl T 10i 0 PA' DINN AT ROSTON. •• ' PARTY of Frielide to 4iamasityy the Civil -sod ILitith. ttplig,kift4 %ad We Liberty of the P••••*. Iv ill meet !Ur. Dlt AK R!).na hot liheratina rpm Con- Itteratots and Ante together et cm %Tighe HAit Coo, Zistuni 'Go ••inve f tar ler h hat. (Jew tenten dener , nts of johing the tow. Pint, are requested tot..kotntit Chest oars, either in Mr. P. Thotapirei. Baton; 'A.. In-alined% Mac •etamford; eit at the Urrr of the &tie Derr 111114 kine.4o, • t • •• l'tekeso for pincer and V(joe. earls. •• : l .o l lllNal-R • 011,11 . 11.'M RN'. • AA N APARTMENT; tonfeetli Futnished, II now .4.11,4,.i15in enpreliable Ptivio* low,- Oberst aim are ito of lire ovaov Cbildren. tie Hniior vrry *lrv, and situated in the most preferable parfof vinik of Oilier of the trudges. rind well zi:Lipird fuO n Crearikalao M soy of the boriiits , is the pripeitusiolSpei In this applir trim. every t hi,, kre quoirmi *min bpi nriel4l4 to, In notke comfart altio 10. • %elm Irons ••iree•liiiporl tii regularity of Moos. • 'Perri Inr 41/c I.9:lgingl6::por • Apply at Net 4 I.llile chartnte•irteOr, Rlaekfritre rood. , _ THIS STONE A\l) GRAVEL. MR. PERRI', Surgeon, Southampton-street, 111....n5.bui s•-nunre, inf•onta the Ptebiic, itsit he hos nvor C A 1.((J1.131.1S DISOILIII.at'S ars peentiiir study dui . * lobt toothy yeitirssif his ;303fesninnal mt..; ntinn ; and ;da y h•• in humor "le Westuredit‘i a,md I , ri•lars, Ftir ;he it remelts (A nA VS'S SOI.V ENT) in even the vostirtnett Stout, in richer fliadtter of Khltievs, hr rho reefer to ttso of non Into respeetnhte testimonies in the kipationN mai.; cal and othor. father of pr. SieVfl4lo4l VI MI cared of she e•iNirttied Stout, a Wrti ;0.. riaset of tortf . Sackvii)e-•+lf • l or I.d lard fituttehhall, Bart, 01111.thotrsiinds-of 'others, by werliessw, MO is at intioerof effiducinnt. larder limit.- (of 'Zs. encl.) urger fail to correct t e4lrn6mit-dht theti• time habit lit prAnfk, thrift% preventing the 6.r.aatisa of . etoute..-A enactor bit/100140 of the Din/huger, with tin. V:u,s.z.rineut In I.r Ithsersett singrr its Cote. may he ipriee It. oil.) of Meer'. St.eco•frod, Merl v s isal! Jusw arrvo.tel , insf.. 10. P•stra: tool Ale An. fierket s : , 'Pall Mall. • X R.. Tae ifenite,r hotties of 113. and of 5.. net sold t. 139 nt from ~r die Rivvol liaehande) and at Itatiles OX fht.!•strerV;avdts.ite lionditreet. •• •. .. - A _ SIMINtWiti sn - d'Co..telpeetfulty requaint the I ' lll N nevikly• aid PI 111 i t ice aenerat, sinet it easing from 4e'l to s.iiirr 0-Rt. ko Oa price ..f CO/VIES, by oPephili - id MO TAYLOR'S COMPANY 0 1 41C1ig• 1.251: .New Bond' greet; ;fn. 6 sone 481, Strand, urn, Charing Crow. • Sokint.sed is a Sketch of the Ready hionoy PRICES e I TIRTIt Superfine Coat . . 113 16, to 44 44, Dino Superfine, ••r Soper Great COliti . 311/ tie 6 3 .0 Towhee -Hat•its . . •• • . 6 '0- to •6t6 6 Tisileuet or Jenrseilleu Waietrosio • olt to !OP 111 - .'o 1 ring While Ditto ; Dress Ditto . . ola es 11 01 Rich Mark !)i% feint,. •.. • 1(I 'to' 110 01 WorstodSt.eltiogiantalonos• r 1 6 tot 1 10••6 Ditto 11 , Thread, very stout . • 1 19. _M'..2 5 0 Cloth P...talrpovs'. •.- ...lltto • 2 0 0 . Nervei.avrt Ditto' • • ' e , • 8 1- to2. s• o, a. r . ' rrC 11 C S . I e le .1 18'111 . • Vila.: !mutter Ditto . 216t0.3 3. 9 1 Litt 'MTV*. Ituttel .T.iikrt and Waisteoett.and Cortilltretehrt - 210 A &dot Livery .66 oto 6 *I Sotto'* Cost. 3 -6 . 10 31-6 •0' Stool 11 , es toot 5ISto d le i0""114 . I 214 r 34 .ft Terms of Contract by the Year, en rosaiderotion of • - their old opera . • 'J Saiti per Te ar . 417 014 Seilltref Year lett it 4 Nast . ti 11 16 Unto • - . AVI IM thalassic prfoelle; for Coats dilly! 'Y 9 C"asPer ew tta.to. 3Vllefe•per Vie% ' 414 4'l 4 11444 13 16 i I)ittie .- l • . ft• 19 'ft Celakulea no joinin g t h e i r res p ect i ve ev.al • or .....-•„1 u h sv"ler4olpt,ne ordered hy hi., 0,..11.111r C ' .4-in•Glikit'l ..., Litho? ftbeluet Dresses, aortYwong eredrowerlookal 10044 made ii, ts toper issr style. ,__l l oe eserovaeneet chat* of those orbs t&lte and ilveleelfelleff • MI hero ouelefree of eollsplitiot, Ae 0. se co: eistete /he neat 1 they wilt toe a material Weller, lo:tlseir pAcas' frtioroilwe 4456: in ennuenuenre of emeadmethet 'their. hotness fet proton. *h e y nee eseohled to sell latices money them IV how. purel):,,e their soots for.—Gereflenro he the emusery low= • 111ird I•y arnifing ihi4r osensetre. fee see old oft. • . •••• A Silt 410114164 at Sim: Situate irtticie. • . l • I . •+,. y:.. " ~.; ; ~. - -- -W - ••••=wwwww..-.7.1 . 1 1 af.lf ) ..e. . - . - (7 1 !). . -,'•-. , t:' , 4 1 I:, ..* . A..; oNt, ' d i 411 444. . , * ' 4" i' l lttle;thli ' . L,>.,s)lityn... . ..c ..... 446.1.16.0.4-•-• 4--- -..............._______ LONDON; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1819 ..mk . PRIOR dis. SALES. FRENCH PAPERS. Itimbiary Repository, rubhurpf.quar e . By Mr. 11ULL, TO-MORROW, Nam:ober I°. . I Judgment pronounced by the Military Commission created at Moscow, by order of his. Majesty the. Emperor and King,. for the Trial of the Author: and Abettors of the Conflagration of the 14th and 15th of September, and the following days : • IN TilE NAME OF TUE EMPEROR AND KIND, ' This day, 24th of September, Lsl2, the Military Commission created at .Mosco w , in conformity to the • orders of his Majesty.the Emperor and King, corn. posed of General Count Lauer, Grand Provost of Walton laafge. the Army ; General Baron Michel, Commandant of At the Dense of blc. Cloneh, the Rea the Ten. Preston, nn the First Regiment ,of Grenadiers of the Foot whir,4 l .,sniy. th e 2bth day of N , iveastie•-, 1812 to Guards ; General Baron Ssunier, Grand Provost of. Pi.... o'Clock in nieeveffio,..,ubiect to such tendinous Jlai ;hall be then pondered, • the First Carps IrArmee.; Coh Baron Barlelin, Cow. Amfificlant of the Fusileer Grenadiers of the Guard; the ottled WALTON LOOM. Sift mile! distant from Pres- Lf, that -besto:lfut and capital RESIDENCE, Adiutaut-Commandaot,(4hooplio, Thprv, Common-. tins, Lartcastrire ; comp( Sting covilti teuech-huu see, satiate,. hear- ek,-.4 of the Imperial Quarters i the - Chef d'l.lsendron 4 11010 h 0 t a' 4 rdell..-elt.soilt-sremall.. form-rod, find esery other ' • venienee t and also ' how( t!.. 1 6 acres, statute istea“tre, of • Joannita, of the Getitlarmerie d Ertie; Gen. Count Iltrantittaly varied soid sselt-a ousted' ground: •in a Tint truce (or Moutriou, exercising the functions of Imperial Pro. , !Jets quantity, at the purchaser's option), includirg l:14 alt` it a l eereur ; nod M. Weber, Chef d'recadroff , 1 those of ,irstrts s caned OstrildestotA , leu-ei itllont-iliittse, the late Mr. -wilse.alros, and seteral smaller hooses and Reporter; ail uppohited by his Serene Hi g h ness th o cottages s several , ' eateavlse and very thriving woods and planiatious, Rod a cotuf- !.Prities of Netifrhatel, Major-General of the Grand lierasif extent of ate Fiver Darwen, with Its valuable hanks. lan.' on boat • • bolas streams.' Arrny t talsisted hy the Sieur Jouve de Guibert, S u b. lino fans , nn/ the fi ne as at tto • ,i I' ' flotwri Dining, at Walton Lodge, will chew the P . /ember. itltern Of fi cer of Gendarmes , the Clerk appointed and. further PoeGrodats sod a Plats of the Prate 6114 1 be Ind by the Reporter, in order to examine and try the at the macs cif tkie , srs. ow. Gowen, and ileindhlfrll. UM' itit;sl.•Pipstai ;' of !Ir.' Cottara, of Wlsidley ; or of 'ND. W igles- authors and abettors of the coullegmtion whieh to o k worth. Nat. s,.firay's Ina-sQuare, London,. , place in the different quarters of the city of Moscow -•- ••• • - - - • - That the ?witches and fuzees kited in the lhas of several ItussiAn soldiers and other individuals rit . Ale roomer.( of their arrest skew, beyond a doubt, die .real ;:qthors of the conflagration, of whom, is numbers taken in the fact, were in the first moments of spontaneous indignation, snot by the French pa troles, or kin • ked on the head by the inhabitants themselves. SEVER WE AL well seasoned HU RS, mas ters of loch weight.; al s o .none. strong Hackneys. in tend ear.dition, and fast trolsero; 'Lev evil pair* of Coach. fl•trouche. Chariot, mid Corricle Geldings, of different reloaro ; mune oaf gle dims; oeveral good Gig Horses. perfectly quiet in hartwoo, and foot *rotten; some very clever Homes, which have beta wth onmr.o, mid Lathe; Nurses; a great many s , r..cor and Mares, fit for marline., mod-coaches, po‘t-t lttiseo, u. nisn.eyeral handoome Haltnarnys. Ponies. tke. The Reporter having been heard in his report awl conclusions, and the accused in their defend, and the latter having declared that the" had nothing sore 0 add, 'file President demanded of the Members if the) , had any observations to make, and on their answer. *log in the negative, end beinre he proceeded to catt for their opi:lious, he ordered the accused to witlb draw. The Councit deliberated with closed tlrilMiittli Preserrein le k ly of the Imperial Proonrettr.r` 1 The Pre.sitieut, reupect•to eack of theactesse, separately put the rfuestrun as follows-:- 1 The under-named, to wit, • , Cationaw Ivan 1 rawer, aged G 7 yam, Verger or the 01111111111 Or St. Philip, at Ntoseow. Ignalief Peters, need 34 years. horn at htneeow, a gt•ltt lewstta; Llottenant of the lq Regimen' of Font Chtftsrurs of IV a% illnw Nic01:0. SFS yeals, huv.i >tt bluer-ow, f.trer.r. illiizotr Frllvntty, a4r(133 years, belonging to the 9th ftegi i wont of fluvial) Inf:ostrs. Ilan '`lsaity ltarufSteton, aged :ft/ years, burn at.?iicolske, miniature ,Jainter. I'3:lacy YermalJn, aged 49 year. 4, born at Obacianw, tn boitrer. en the 11tH anti 13th of this month; and continued during the 1611), 17th, and 18th. The cominission couvoked by order of the Presi dent, having met in the Palace Dolgorouky, the Ses sion was opened by the reading of f:se process ver bal, of the information and paper; tending both to the crimination and acquittal of the accused. This reading finished, the President ordered the guard to bring in the accused, to the number of 26, who were accordingly brought in without fetter,. After having stattrl to them the facts laid to their cberge, and heard separately the declarations and depo4itions of witnesses, having - heard the accused taken in the fact of setting fire to different houses, and examined the different means employed by the incendiaries, such as mat,inr , , fazees, phosphoric vessels, sulphur, and other combustible matters found upon the accused, or placed' perpoself in several habitations. The Commission found that for the last three months, the Russian Goeerrerrint foreseeing, no doubt, the defter of the eont, in - which it had engaged - , and the impassibility of• prestentiog the French army from arriviteeat Moscow, had resolved to empioy inits-deferree,llnrelitraordintiry means of conflagration and destrettivier reprobated by-eiti hied nations, that it had accepted for that purpose the proposition of a certahl Doctor Schmitt, an Eng lishman (though ceiling himself a German), a me chanician, and machinist by profession, who being invited into Russia, arrived in the beginning of last May, and after several secret conferences with the principal Authorities, went to reside at the Castle of Worottzew, situate six wersts from the city, on the road.to Kalouga, that a detuchment of 160 infantry, awl 12 dragoons, repaired to the castle, to protect the mysterious operations of Schmitt, and prevent the curious from gaining access to him. That it is generally known that he constructed an •aarostatic balloon of a considerable size, pre tending that lie meant to enclose in it a destructive machine, which he asserted he could guide at pleasure. That about fifteen days before the entrance of the French army into Moscow, seven large barrels cf gunpowder were sent to WoroitzoW, with artificers, who were to work under the directions of Dr. Schmitt. A CHALLENGE. • I That it is proved that this pretended construction MESSIIS. CUlt11.11.; and Co. Surgeons, late in l of a bailbou was-merely.for imposition, aiiil that his Ma,lemtY'. th*rvirei rhat t enge the made world in nothing. was done at the Castle of WoronioW, but P m " `intd.elln"nce °el!' med i ci n e a nd 14 ' •tbnd of ; the preparing of fi re-works, and making oilier in- Cure have laded ~f the ile.ired elect. The e raciice :adv . years. o this particalar branch at their . profesiiiii has not giver: I "end eery machines. rise so 011 e ansuccessful case. ritey coutintic to direct their • That it is certain that all tie: expenees incurred tiv the treatment tend iv de • VENIAM I L . COM- f or the preearat,oiv for the balloon, and the making PLAINTS, toed that derangement of the sistion, which is the ; consequeuce of the pet - mei:no teed wa,tetie eller,. of a hat.it long I t these machines, were defrayed by the Russian Go nad east us:happily par:sled by the %oohs of loth ,eke'• tic vernment. Inc sine it will tic found to be the unfailiag isomer irt Harretioe,s the other have its ravager, fatally developed to them by a Cs : - I That Count Rastapchin, the Military Governor of tee-sing mate of debility, which, if me timely remedied, tern- ;Moscow, being certain, after the battle of Mojaisk, notes in ',epee-nee. These pre . its reunite sold ultimate effects; I of the speedy arrival of the French army, deter ennstimptions, In% of muscular power. and various tier- I • • vous cmuYiahae. manilly characterise the }surliest singes of this ; MtWwu their in carry into ceezation the plan for solitary vice : cif persons Imigiiithing under disorders incident to ; bunting that capital, by ail the means in his power. such a habit, their treatment is simple, not tohi-oevi.r proved on- That he issued a Proclamation to the inhabitants, sucvesifirt in the coupe of a long. laboriiess. told mnrh extended tirartice. In the 4b-tinecte atid . coiiiplicated rams of ' ' e- in serum was the following passage Arm you - • nerral infortion, welt us otntructiois in the urethra, spongv ex- e selves ; it - does snot matter with what arms, bet eSpe crescetices, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptium, seminal I dally with pitch-forks, which are the best to be em. weakness, elrets, as elan - • ST R I CTUIt F;S, 1 ployed ageinst the French, because in weight they I•chether rerfnt or of 4e4; rati od. rui whist Aire bathe' resemble trusses of straw. If we . 'cannot conquer I.,d .l l l ,l f t ° ,;,: e n e ll eTr c r l i tda tty 4 11 1 2 pen by trirteniers.greure ent r,"ZittioutP laty i the them, we will burn them in Moscow, should the suffering the escruriating pain and alarming hemorrhage I have the temerity to enter it." l•which hollowly follows the appin:anou of the Junto . . caustic. That more certainly to accomplish his 'purpose,. I . lb the course ofesreniv years ettelisi , e practice in this metro *lbs. iniairrioss eases of strictures have been and are daily en- Governor Rastapchin, before his departure, caused :ler their eare,, the-total eradication of which is erected by a to be opened the gates. of the prisons' called the, asik. certain, and expi•ditiousmoile'of prattler, supetiur loony. Ostrog and the Yamolf, in which malefactors are con ether yet adopted. The weakness. relaxation, mid debility proceeding from this. complaint, IS speedily removed, and the I fined ; that he set at liberty about 800 criminals, and' tirtw restored t o sound and vigorous health. Ba t °Ile" they as the price of their liberty required that they should' bility has for years cabled, a propyr,perseveranee in their gel re- . i s i n . I fire to the city 21 hours after the arrival of the; 10virative reinedies, after the stricture huh brew destroyed, ly regaieits le revive the bluintsesing sparks. of Irk, ; French troops. • t i w i r l iritaniahate the Cialtitutiosi. That several officers and soldiers of the Russian • Several Itiattleiarsi lad Geattriesen of the tirst rtspcetAbitity • 14tuts been make Ibt care. of Messrs. Curtis wad Co. for the re.-. 1 arro w, and agents of the police, received order!- tosirsl of cninistnintA ofihe us cairn, strictures, air.; and hat Mg seedy to remain disguised et Moscow, to direct the :wired a radical anti pertisilli rureo-rquest that references incendiaries, and give the Signal of conflagration. (moss be van su . soi eeidesioes of she dectsave ss•sefia Sheen. corm use Ce.'s phut of Irtataika.— t That it is notorioosly.knowe that to take away all tillaity eft Getatemen have had strictures fr o m tcnwe.tweaty 1 moms of elttingulsitind! the fire, the Governor Itastsp ctn.'. and hod *ea wok.. the care of Moors. HOU*, w e d•weh er ,s w oi rs of eq .%,1 e i suwwee, who b u rrs/ wed Ai are this wilt - a ray nit the morning of Ole 1-Ith of this by the apptietsta.* of the lunar swoons, vrithotst sweets. • spOrtkiti, all the engines of the 20 quarters of the city, ! b enefits fa !be Country we requal^4l".6tule th e W A/fiat/VI fisith the eafriages, buckets, and utensils as also time , ; Asir ghee, age. mad jewel habit of living. A*. fie. itseleobta.; • et ailltoisee tea Inflate gild medicine...whew the sag* ; heron epprepriotetito them. 101 seat to any-pais orate kingdom. To - euttum 0 31 t • That the itillammstile matters of different' kinds; o , o , l e y ild ' e id nc t i4l „,,,?„,, cooot tbd "l' d Ar e , "" „di i c i t,. ds !•P els " . 166 " 4 .antipaltieularly the vesvels with , phosphoros Mews. Cute*, sad so:. isny.a*clank4s44 l *.illskri aetri'vt., l4ll idia B l.l6a is suiplserated linen, deposited in different' the g a wk ,' desks,yossi . fabi, Maw, !". Oar Wanes , evidently demonstrate that the conflagration 11°7 ' F1in. " 6"9"4. * • 1 061,011 d aseeediartti * premeditated plan. • Ra.lllll o e. it1N.7447::4 4 , 0 •41 4 ftf .% 7 . • ;; Sr& • , .• • •" • Berkhire.—Frrehold Estates. • , : • • * 1 1( PII.IVATE•CONTRACT. ji,..WRRY desirable FREEHOLD INTATE, si mute MI the hanks of the TI. mes, about. two miles from ndstir, and therefrom Maidenhead ; containing' upward, of 3tUarrestsf.very fertile Amble:owl Meadow Land, farno.hnuse, andruitnhle &e. with tun elegant VILLAS. com manding pertfliarls•inleresting mid bowfin& views uf the ThamEs ouni surroundiug scenery. • Likeake 1..0 sufistonllal orrd 'convenient dwelling-homes, With offices, gawkily, orchard. Arc. de,irahly situate in the vil lage of Wm . . near the river Thames. and iihuut 4,e acres of very exerli••ut laud, mar Cnnkhnm Deno. and several Cottnges, &c. Tim whole to he sold together or folios. Fur further Particulars, ant tickets .to view, apply (if by wist-paid)its Messrs. Ashmore, Few,asalilaptitto, , No. fiennetta.street, coveqt.gi i rdeit • or to Mr. Stroati, No. It, Stninford-street. Blattfridrs, Condon, Where Maps may he seen, - I(orinta Alexis, aged tJ years. born at Vesen, soldier of the police at itioseo%v. Belcherow Nicolas, aril 5) yeari, horn as Mosrow, servant. Thomas Jean Curt.toolte, aged iJ years, born at Moscow, oterebsuit's cbork. !warmly Simeon, aged IR sears, born at 5110isk.opholsterer. Zqsa.perrow Andre, aged F voars, both at Volocum, soldier of the police at M.»eow. Vfmon Federow, aged 53 Years, born at Semberski, solliec 'Of the police at Nto‘etiw. • Stigaeciez Peters, aged 30 pail, born at Moscow. painter. 04akomow nisi 111 . ;:i ears, barn at Nentherski, Itrrier, Maximus Ivan, aged 1‘) years, born at &blots, seritaat to the Prittee Siheriski. Acitratarii Sieacou. . , Lexontew NireLts, aged xi vent,, horn at Moscow, ratinter. I Sir,tium rederow, aged Ott Years, burn at Mosc ;w, I Searnow Rrrxil, aged 54 yeArs, bare at Doocow, the police at Moscow. I• • Moteiz Lucionosged 40 yzars, ham at Groduo, soldier of the Police at Moscow. Atm:until tir.brielow, aged 55 Vats; burn at Serpuebow, sot : dier of the paliec at Moscow. Mtikifer Santorlow. agt•ti 51 years, born at Rowtsaile, Ler T tlr rine:. at Nlo•teow. Beglow (...brielt aged 52 y...:111i, born at Rubes', soldier of the police at Jluscow. Ligon° Stephan, agrd 30) cars, born at Karachi% ulow, ser- Callt. iregorief Fedor, aged 33 years,. Vora at Moscow, soldier of police. Schestapienof, sigt.d roars, bore at Are they &6lty a setting tiro to the houses of Moe. cow, with intent to destroy the City ? The votes being collected, beginning with those of the lowest rank, and the President having given his opinion last, the. Commission declared unanimously, that the tee intlividnalir•untlernamed, to wit, Ignalief Peters, ftaroffSteton, Kerlum Jean christophe., Stignevlez Peters, Ogakomow Elias, Maximus Ivan, Achramen Simeon, 14.2.von tew Nicolas, and Sirgium Federow, are guilty. Whereupon the Imperial Procurear applied for punishment. The votes being again collected by the President, in the form indicated above, the Commission ottani motisly condemned the above named ten individuals to the punishment of death. With respect to the sixteen other individuals un dernamed, to wit, Cationow Ivan livanow, Waxillow Nicolas, Mid row Federow, Vasiley Yernvtlow, Belcherow Ni colas, lwanow Simeon, lestepernw Andre, Yr. mon Federow, Moteiz Seachow Serril, Abramef Gabrielow, iNieikifer Samoelow, Breslow Gabriel, Logone) Stephan, Gregorlef Fedor, and Schestapienof. The Military Commission considering that there is' not sufficiency to convict them, condemns them to be detained in the prisons of Moscow, to prevent the mischief they might do. Orders, besides the printing, fixing up, and distil l Winn of 1Ou) copies and the Reporter is enjoined to read the present inS4asent to the condemned, and cause it to be executed in its whole extent, stiniti 2 k hours. _ _ 1/OTANICAL BITTERS, prepared by Doctor H ARMSTRONG. No. 89, tireut .Raittliolomew Close, Weit Strithtie'd, London, in black Piitt Gilts'. Billies, at Its. euel• ; Indio Quarts :it 121. Datrintiotted. l'ersons purchasing the large liitittes of the above, wilt. #44 it us o elt. to their Ad v:mtaKr. as it runt:tiles rewdderably wire in quantity thou two of the lls. Battles- A certain and specific (Tore foe that Asia ! gyros. liiteave the Cholera Morino. or I)isorder of the How ! els • silks', 'Liver Compisiats ; Pain, attended with fillaess' is ;hp Sioroaeh ; Jaumliee, and the I)esinsslion of Worm& &c. TO DA. tt-AttfitteltettOs • 'r • lily daughter having. been afflicted two seam with what is termed a Bilious and Liver Complaint, under this distressing Maradv, - slle his ACAS intended by emit eminent Physieitim in the is w ithiod receiving any 1k neat from their Pgescriptions. Sue was ndlit.ted with tier 40,4 rxtiticiiitiog Chronic Pitt In hei Chase. Moat foe t;:red her ro het' fOtt' Fwhole Dees tag.:ther, aite.olcd with.' violent Sickness, netsch• lag, and Vomiting, Mast pi-overly any sustenance renit.ined oil per !Wrench to support nature. She camplaiord of great Went etel, and could take no test at night, until I "as stioaely,le commeutied to matte ohm, of your Botunieal Bitters t I there byre purchased tine of your liottlessat Ttrellt)i - f-nr Shtilinidts (litho:, of which she found greet, relief, nail by her cotitiwaht • the Use of Iwo wire, she was restored to 0 pertket state w ittod Health . IitAItOARET AI•CLARLN. ' Tynetnituth. near North Shields, Jan. ..5, 1812. • The Botanical Ritter, ratty be had of the Doctor, Ns. 80', (heat Hnisholoinew Choc, West Smithfield, Loudon, with a printed Pamphlet of Directions wrapped - round each Bottle, exorcising 0 ;lumber of the mostrepv . ecipblie and. siutbentivittrit Cares of Cores; also the l'coprietor s ISaase, signed by nn the Labels, outside of the Bottle; till others are daii rrous Counierfeits. And by appoitainent of the lioetor, the Rittirs tts-- sold, whole:Mt-and retail, he Messrs. Barclay and 144' do, Din. 91r, Fleet-market ; Show and Ldwards, No. se,,, St. Paul's Church-pout ; and Johnston, No. E., Greek street, I Laois Laudon; 44 1 /41 retailed gendine by Bolton; Royalchange ; ilnlbitru ; Bacon, Oxford-street; awl ull falter respectable Ale.lleitie Venda,. in Town and Country. Done, concluded, and judged in public Sitting, on the day, onontii, and year, aboymnentinned, and tha Members of the Commitsion have signed, Mith tha Reporter and Clerif, the minute of Judgment. ksizazo) URA. Orneral. Barn SAT./MEW • JOVVL DE CWIBERT. Cal. Baron RODMAN Caevalier THERM: (.-o. Baron M ICHEL. Gee. Grand Prevost of the Army LAVER. JEEN, (len. Chief of the Star a'be St.J. General, exervisitt4 toe functions Of Ito. purl,.! Prnettrenr. Count MONTItIO - , REPORT OP TRT. MA.RSIIAL MIKE OF EGCRINGEN TIII MAJOR-OBNERAL, r:tom nEromE RoitoniNo, ON THE ROAD TO INLOJAI4KS " Motisettisrca,—Agreeghle to my orders front your Highness, the troops of the third corps en Ci Sth inst.-took a positien in advance of the Ahhey of Kolosky, on the left.of, the Kologau, and kept it in readiness to support the Ist corps; a.pert of which was going to attack and carry . the redoubt near to the -village of Oh '-itt* •the 3d corps, acid likewise the Sth, formed on the heights behind that redoubt ; the day Aces pas; itstiq : reCoan..7tring, and the enemy keeping his positketethehind lino, it was decided that the hattifohould take place on the 7th. The instructions which your Majesty addressed to me on the morning of the 7th, hepatica that I was . fo keep pore/tare of. the batt'os - with the .3d and Bth• corps, which .the Ptitperof %routd put under unr orders, with mys right support. lug the Ist corps, and thy left the . 4th. I like ri.e . Ma 14 jnrabposel the 3d corps of the •carelry: rem , . . ;,r. • • • „_ . r z*-1; . • . .• ..,: ~ ..r .:: ~~ ~•_ • -~ ..,_-: • ' 4 , - air- • Irfi i ) r , . , I t 1 i ‘ , 4 I t . •q • 1 ' I li C.l ' ~,i 1 I I 1 ' I , ‘ Li r,! i ,. ! . -. ... . . : r ft EA COYinir b A itut N. • ' Tit 13 'prddint EYE li I's G:l6i. 11;•• . TRH 'ARO OF TUE • MANOR. After %which. die lie•leripe . trlgair °pint BOmetisitt FUIUOSO. 'To *Mich *II/ imi*Edird • - I ITMOI'M AND AON E :_.r. TVIC6/01,E Or us D TlNBsidn. • • • • , • To-m.,rmw. Deloginf Nurval. Jr. Betty. OLD 1111.1 . 1(69 •OF DILI WiNG RKIITODIJ Il*- • I STATE LOTTERY, to tn. Drawn iifTwi Days, 14th nit INS 347117R1tY.1F119. Waci f i i it., F •r. N A m r . f o 'Dry drawn ingl, nod separilely Th, the .man, ucr - mil tot lhe of d made of 'Scaling. 4. .. . 4 .. , 4 , . .. %GI EMS • • • O. Al ldllsl, • are it 10.603 II . 4... . . . i ta • VO 4 • - WWI' 1-. .• •.•• • • 50.) . .. 3t 1 9. 4110 .2.400 lac • 311- - 03 ... II - 0 • * 5 4 .. . 1 :930 0011 .110 . . 31 . • l , ii. .. 9 II 1 • — N ., 13.0e0 Tl4.eln X130.000 • Titte•s and *ores are selling 07 SWIFT awl . go. Coo. enct ur ., 11;1160 41 j li; ChOriog Cross; and SI. Alilve ii..4hids•et. •