The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-22 00:00:00

, - LONDON, TUEBDAV,' SEPTEMBER 2% 4812. it If) 3 0 PI •r . -" " rail • e PREACII PAPERS. fistrittorn ITYLLETI* OF THE GRAND ARMY. ••• r'~rxeiKst, Acts .' 31.—The head-quarters of the ranpenii were, on the rth,"at Slakpvi; ots the fkfh;liker Senlpto ; on the 200,1, in.' a Castle one 6 i gue its the rear pf Vining; awl - on the 30th, et Viasmo, the army marching In three columns--'the left formed by the iiicert4,•-proceeding by Katiouch?, kino, Znamenlc:6i,:koitefbc .. ,lkovo, and Novais-the centrefririeedBl,olit IciitiOf Naples, the Corps of the Prince of Rigkonativ tilesbuke of Echingen, and the Guards marching outhegrand road—and the left by the Prince Poniatowsky parching on the left bank Of the Osna by Tolosk l :Louchke, Pokroskoe, and Slonckino. On the 27th, the enemy wishing to,cestspo, the Os; ma, opposite the village of •li.iebke, took. a pipit/on with his rear-guard. The king .of Naples directed his cavalry on the left of theeitemy, which amoudted to 7or 8000 cavalry. Several charges took place, all to our advantage. A battalion of the enemy was penetrated by the 4th regiment of Lancers. A bun. dyed prisoners were the result of this small affair. The positions of the enemy were carried, and he was obliged to quicken his retrent. Oa the 28th, the enemy was pursued. The ad. vanced guards of three French columns came up with the rear guard of the enemy; they exchanged several cannon shot. The enemy was driven every where. A CHALLENGE. MPSSRS..CURFVE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's service, challenge the whole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and Method of Cute hove foiled ill the desired effect. The pramite of lasity years in this particular branch of their profession lids 11111 ki vett rise to one aitsurcessfid ease. They C41111.11111* 111 divert :heir dadirs to the treatment nod care of VENEREAL Cast - PL A t NTS, mid that Arrangement of the system. which it the consequeme of the pert:paints and wasteful effects of a habit long and most 11Rhallpily pdfstied by the smiths of both yeses. In the one it wilt Ise - found to he the unrolling soarer of linrrenitessi she other bave,its ravages fatally developed to them by a de-. tressio% state of debility, to lath, if not timely remmlied, tenni. notes m'lntpotence. These are is remote -Ind Wain/tie of i e bile consainplitem. Ines': of. taixtralar power. nod VATinul rtpg• - gr.olis romplaitituAtsually,characterise the earliest stages of this solitary vice : or peri4l4lo languishing under disorders int-Weil: to suit.% a habit. their sr/raiment bsimpl”. snit ha. never proved on successful in the coarse am Wag, laborious. aid micas emeitsted pract i ce. I n au, must „Nwi nat e aO 4 cfmlitiraled roars of Ve nereal infection, such as obstruction , . In the (i.ethru, spongy ex cresceares, hard tumours, callous Akers, eraptions, setnitral . weakness, giros, 116 also , • STRICTURES, whether recent or of lung &Waldo°, and which have hafiled the still of ather.preetinnem; are, by their present improved ' of treatment. effectually and peratianetttly cured. trithent the. patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorriusge which freqoenely follows the appriention of the tonne . caostis. In the course of scents years ettensioe prne:ice its this mein, , • pnlis, ounwrous cases of suit-tons have hems tart art. daily, sip der their rare, tile Mod eradication of which is elf a' ected fry . safe, (*dabs, Ind expeditious mode of practice, srpteint trlitift other yet adopted. The weakitei, relaxation. stud, debility proceeding front this crimpfaiit, is weedily removed, tiod ihr patient restored to sound aid vigotods health. Rnt where ;hi' debility has for years existed. a proper perseverAn:e in theirteimi ows/dist remedies, after the stricture has been ilecroyed, is Ist tiiipeusahly cqubite to revive the slumberdng sparki cf life, • and to re-animate she Constitution. General Count Caulincourt entered %quanta ma the 29th, at day-break. The enemy had burned the bridgzsc'and set fire to several quarters of the city. Viasma is a town of 15,000 inhabitants; there are 4000 burghers, mer chants, and artisans ; there are 32 churches. Consi derable resources in flour, soap, drugs, &c. and large magazines of brandy were found. Ihe Russians burnt the magazines, and the finest !Clinics in the town were on lire at our arrival. Two battalions of the 25th were employed with much so. tivity in eatinguishing them. We got it under and sawed three quarters of the town. The Cossacks be fore they left it committed the dreadfullest pillage, which has made the inhabitants say, that the Russians think Viasma will be nolooger under their domi nion, since they treat it iu so barbarous a manner. All the population of the towns retires upon Mos cow. It is said there are now one million and a half, of souls in that great city. They fear the reside Of these. crowds. The inhabitants say that General Kutosow has been appointed Commander in Chief of the Rettsian Army, and that be took the command on the 280., • !jam kyrrut Noblemen and Grittlctuen of the tint rentoctibilitS • hate iservonder the care of Me.urs. Currie and Co. for the re of complaimi of the urea,' a, strictures, &e. ; and having rttlivili a radical mud permanent cure, request that references may be Oven In them, a' , S.liisfactorc evidences of the decisive snyerintity of Mews. Currie and to.'s plan of treatment. — Many of these Gentlemen have had strictures from tea on twenty years. aqd had been mailer the care of Mean. HOW, Heaviside'', and falser StiOgrismi ••f equal eminence, who attempted the cure toy the npptication of the ionic caustic, without SUCCCIS. Peditall is 'the coonary are requested to state the particular their ewe, aAe. and genera habit of living, &c. &c. inclasins a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given nr• vent• to any part of the kingdom. To eveure that se ttee) en treSeiiiiai to their undertaking. the postage of letters Mal% be agidtd In the Pleralial Ca-r airliSiaeas MeggiN. Carrie aittl . Cat. may be entombed by either !ley, with the artiness doriiracy, secrecy. and honour, al their house, No. lui„ Ilattomearden. 9th June 18179.-197. llattnn-rnr.len. The Grand Duke Cenatantine, who had returned to the army, haring fallen iil, has quitted it. A little rain has fallen, which has laid the dust that incommoded the army. The weather to-day is very fine—it will last, as they believe, to the 19th October, which gives us still 4U days campaign. SEVENTEeNTII 1111L4ETIN OF THE GRAND rnEmen ARM Y, CU.'S?, SF:PT. 3.—The head-quarters were, on the 31st of August, at Velitchero ; on the Ist and RAI-of September at Ghjat. The King of Naples, with the advanced guard, had his head-quarters, on the Ist, ten wcrsts in adsance of GF.NtIiNE AND A PPRoVED siEDICINIA, Ghjat; the Viceroy had his the same distance in Prepared be S. SOLOMON. M. D. advance on the left; and Prince Pottiatowsky had Gilead ll•iuse. near Liverpool. rrlIE Gel etwaled COItDIA L BALM of Gif.EAD pushed forward two leagues on the right. Some for Debilitim, Nervous Disorders, mai Weaknes ses pc. discharges of artillery and attacks with the sabre were collar to the Female Sex, Los of Appetite Hysterical and Hy- ~ ~ pirchandrittesl A/feyness. Gowan' of Spirits, and all Netvaa. ..ultattged in each direction, and a few hundreds of Disorders. • prisoners were taken. Dr. S lomon's Cordial LIM of Gilead is happily eakelated for the Weak, she Sickiv.-ssaiLlabres,„, IN ail inward Decay', The Ghjat river empties itself into tha Volga.— Debility. lasyrnms of Sprint{..Weakness in either Sex. whether , r. heeedit..tv, acqeired, .'r °Wing to Yoelhed Inipeudeure. thii T h us we are in possession of the course o f th ose Medicine wilt edged she neat wonderful relief. waters that Sow into, the .Caspian Sea. The Ghjat ANTI-11l PE*f IGEN CS/ or, SoPtluotes Drops is a Medi. , S navigable is the Volga. .• tine ,uperior to 'Very other Remedy yet discov e red i„ chi, „ I stay oilier age, for the speedy renewal' mat radical care of the The city of Ghjat. 'contains a population of eight Scurvy. Leprosy, Rbointaiti€ isu [Amity Palely., Ser w f a l a our Ki st ' s Evil, Ulcers of every Description Swelled nr hemmed Leo, or ten,thousand souls . Many clf the houses are bunt d ge i" Disorders where "Ivail:"(h'rePentedlifi'lled' when •of stone and bVici. - . There are many parish churches, ms Ater remedy 'void RINK the -ashappy . Salleter to that - • • health tie unfortunate/y lust. the . Aetieliapesigen es hive bee* and several manufactories of linen cloth. It is.perz ' found the great and only restorer of Health anti Vigour. These Drip. purify she Blood, and restore the System wbeis impaired Meetly clear that agriculture hat made great progtese by the imprudeam, me of hferellrY• ' in this country wi th in the last forty years. It 96 1 The above Medicines are inclosed is plain directions, with . . I surprising Cares, authenticated by Person of Itespectubilit% , longer Wears an" . resemblance to the descriptions and are made sip in Hustles, prk•e Eleven Shillings each. Torre .. . wnica are oiven of it. ,Petatoes pulse and cab ore also Family Battles. at 3.5. ;assail/lag Fuer a the soak, b ) ) 1 sines wherein 9s. ire save& .ba t ;es grow there in ibundande: the granaries are `II4A BST ERG ENT LOT/ON Pisan and beautifies theSklui removes spe e dily, withassi pain er toostile s .nll kinds of Pimple., full. The present is the harvest season, and we en. Testers, Ring-warns, Spots, Redness, Swellings ur Carbuncles • „.. lbw, the same weather here as we have in France' . . . , of the Niue, Blotches and every Species of Cutaneous Erup- J"- , Y FRANCE. AND, F.tiG‘,AIXD CON:TR N ASTED., s tiadam the Surfare.n? the Illtwon 8 64 / ; - • -• • t • It n perslinrly plea- at the commencement of October. ' TN Eagland the follswing dreadful * Scoufzes of the i i rant is _t s operation t . an agreeable falsest to tee Shin Wow.- J. heroin tom' l ower- lritrl to tinstbedi annually. sig..smap..• Merely soccee.li it. ate. It sweetens and refreshes the whole The deserters, the prisoners. the inhabitants, all , , ~:. Irv. tl , mit.lossitugh. Liver ebettpluiese, voids jeundiee and , Cemigeehus• which fawn", at eine 'a" she seine ,thnei agree that the greatest colifusiovfilreallsat Moscow, woloy: mid last. though . not tenet In he decoded, that Nine of an. ea l. * *.ae•A'aPP""aare, :.' The Public have. n ..... lung . con. h app i ness . m vie a w ank Ah i .vi .b ef i„ ; 6 6 ,,,,, k. In p5,.,.. 4 ., ; vowed or the ertinuitv ur O. weevils •ai a rite was centaur re- and in ' the Russian army, a 1?ie • lt 14-.ldistracted with a ti!C•el•tuurgei SIN rio.l44llo.oCitatlol. mei .iii fault 4 4 4eig IS inetiv for • 'Heritelie Complaisis is getekral. Iseult 4s. ail, Har t diversity , of opinions and bas'aidisred enorinous , Norton by name t Vacate Inoculation has superseded the Snail - • Pints 286 94 ' • _ • port the celebrated De:-Gelint's Vrierniblit itswelems•terelhe „Tee.:Ye !he il we i cel l... ;' Se, laL Satt e. wea., LigfrAgsg , " eigray"°R ilosses in the different actions. Some of theGenerels' Jimping—costglt itagicilia•ely • Liver cosipl&iits cc and "-` "”Pair 1 h.. 41...'... ""' enagi S e ' - ' ll6 lt sppears that the , opttrittn of the lholitY. nor woo 'mired 'sly . o.,tiiiwg vegiiiibleirdist :al the 1 Saki . t all' V6/fres of GI/441. .11/14kiipli hi li p ' Unit" 1 have bum bianged. • . VClWtelii Dix,sar-is cured lu shoredaps ( aileks b e‘ p ro ss a i tac k t ) ~Kingants. Of whom may also be bad, • • I army is . net favourable to the phvni of 'Bitr4fliy de t•T te hlilli ' S 'Sweet Speelte ladwder:i CI tins e. dose fut at few ; Di. MOM ON:Silted,' cc,iehrd 1011,1/DE l ta MEALTIte 1 ~, .., 4..' ..A.... i .„ . - .• ...., ..-- '7 ' 1 or; iitivitEteTtotts sexes . price • • I :gout : heirs accused of having made his iipaons fight S.lii at N.. tow • LSilver.itrql,.Fittil.ll reei, ark yewliere else la , ezr nr. - SOLOMON esOcts when eoosulted,. -,. , . on, at 2. • us. earls - Parbet df rovedcro, of miss of Pills romplimes*ers one Pultal Nate ;list all written the em lin th 4 1 . . !•:•( •r• ~ z. . ~.. uges with , ;ear dirresioniUll4l either s aga sir ears Ihrosebst i l" Letters of Advice, if answered at his leisure, are maineassed f The Prince of Sohwertnenberg is la 1 V•nty als $. taut ale ku I d ow e ~,e of a bedfellow.- , Reades,•tersets§er iodine nosy Half-a-Guinea. Such letters should forsuf j''• ' . • to.r• , I ' de Russians • Ity before biti.o . in detai . l. ' ,, ...., . otsk.r 1, -e. , t. . the* t rtell r-';" Massey )eitsrl :' Then kalessies. G i fsl R. s r , .. • • di ,/ • cfamor ajhepropyietat of the effireytef tlieveMa. ! nea t 'xe resoo l. Paid dlithi4sigef • tote& p . 7 4. Ito jekstm. , Setae 'stain hart taitittittace beret . aillif l u n e ss that the' hislit4 *ill be retarwhila very iatialdle of 1 dried be addreseeslett 4." 16 at th e iril 08 .61. av •• . . ~..- 4 4, 1444 , 4 4deftisv* u• -:- ~ t : e. . •.+: "...' - 1. ' •• - "...a.:ed for. • 3 - 14 u+ 4 * • d i"' °' ." l ' ' t ' " . " " 1 " 1 / 1 1 1"6 / 1 14//441/ "4110 k i d t h e adrantnge;• WIIITE itANni , hare t'wr Even esteemed a evr•on.ii beauty in hock. Sexes, and in raying part- at rurope are ells...ilia so per oto of rant.. Tile BAN I)A N A IyOAP. at Wisp Washing VA 144, pinoexo the petalihr propotiv of Ait hie the mint exquisite delicacy of texture and 11/fIIIICeiV. able fa.cee.o.... the Hands *lnch hre causuwtly misled with tbi, 5... p. /men *case. where she rids bits been injured by labour . r otho t violence, the hardness and eitarsetiess are Ore.:- twiny, infallibly, sad perinonent)y reseaved, and succeeded by a sumottote,,. a n d delicacy of appearance. which mown I. tic;aired by nay tither mews whatever. Ti is by experience 'mix !boleti, lith• motile* as atkqu.tte idea of the superior ex- Ile , re of thr. &sop. 'Sold by tile eroprieione• oto. whose , letthillte it bears* Weston peal (;,,, Ne.,4;29. Strand, near Temple-bar, Lauda.; 1,1 (1 ;lie: l'rop..rttirs ns R rowdier wearily. be. theta to he lucufiss I.i.iuyi, iily.thekt the .tame and address of Ike Printer, ... Sisrage N,.. 134 w-wee!, Caveat-kneel., is affixed 1,, the I:gii.•l And wrapper. All ethen are coootrehirs. buld'hy mnsly resprt table p..0-temere und , -.'llsliciut Vergers w Teen and C. testa. Pt ice lg. earl, Cooke. But it to as all times tieeesary a. be parlirol4r is oherroby the Arnie caution whit•§frill lit for se 3 111 o f preot o timkt4te topesitiva which An Pr al•se been practised: t • . _ V I _ . . f• • X,llar;: . f ' .% 14 ' t. 41... . ' . 711' " , n 4 .- ‘'!`l`'. -, .. ,- '1 %l'. ........111.MINPIM , . ~ .0.... Aollilift. .. _7 1 .., * rt'`" l44 ' l l 4 ' 4 ‘ 4,, o fiiJi. s r 1... 'l"' V r i n " ' t ' -• , ~. ill ~ , .._,CI 6.: • •-A f t) . , , i :. 1 - , .. ..... • '1: , .. / , --..,i .. . ~.c , , i .. 1 .- •:. ~..i.,.4 6, htr:••••n+ - •,, - j ,., s. • . . .. • }a 1, ..0 • .0. 'a • ' 4 ll • • , • • no 4, ,,,. ~ ,,r W.ll / t 111 1 . j .....4 • -_. 6 . • • 1,4.114.'91 v' t .' it( t -url 1 i .enos:11 .0 •• •' .' ' ll ti. 'n ti" 4 . " X •%. • - • ---„ • l ' i '' Oliir/i 41 ' !Ai 8.4- . . . .... a d 1, •i 1,. • • ' '•• i; ' • i ( -Al " ',• • Tail , c ...... I- ' \ ~. —1 li l • ct u• , , , . •;-,, •,.. . ,„ , , 1.15% , c ~ .• . •,. ,• ,- • • i w ci, 4 •& .• . •.i Icl•-:$ 1•011 \ ' .. 1 , t . 1 , ! ".. j .{`: .. "1 0 : i """ .‘ 0) ,: 1 • ' t . 1 ...... - z ,„ ‘ . ~) . 1 1 11 -• iP \•• % . - , •.."........ 1 Il , 6 1 I • ••••••• . • • • • ti 1 / ) . PR. We bate found in this place two Bulletin% which give au account of the actions before Smotensto, and of the huttle of the Drina. They hare tp• peered suraclently curioos to be annexed to this Buileffn.: 'When we ghat' W. 44 the sequel of these Bulletins, they shalt. be sent tq tbe.lll - owitevr. It appears by their contents that the Editor-has pro !eta! by the instructions be received frets Moscow, lA 4 that the truth is 'not to be fed. to' the listutitt people, but that they are to he • *Awed withtteit quieten:lo was Set on fire 6y the Rassians. They set fire to the suburbs on the dry after thelattle. when they saw our bridge established over the Borysthenes. They also set fire to Dernglusbonio to Viasma, and to Ghjat; bat - .the French mufti bp in time to extinguish it. This may be easily conceited. The French have no interatt ig.bernisl those frowns that belo n g to thorn, 'arid iu .eleprivieg themselves or the resources • which they *tread. The cellars bare been every where fdissi wiri brandy, leather, and every species of articletiiittis Useful tb an army. If the country be wasted, if the inhabitants Writ more than a state of war warrants the Tacit pia in the Russians. ~ ~ -'l^ ` w The army rested on the 2d and 3d hi the vitiiiitf of Ghjat. It is positively asserted, that the enemy is sim. plowed in forming an intrenched camp la ..Greet Mojuisk, and has established lities•beforo Moscow. At the battle of Krasnoi, Colonel Marbettf, of the sixth light cavalry, wns wounded with a bayonet at the head of his regiment, in the midst of a square of Russian infantry, which he _had' penetrated with the greatest intrepidity. Wu have throws -six bridges over the Gkjat.— (Abe iteur, Stet. 18.) • • it The following are the Russian Articles eluded to in the Seveuteeth Bulletin IV 1 LITA RY On the 4th (10th) of Aug ust , the Emperor Napo. leon, at the head of his wh ole army, 100,000 strong, made his appearance before Smolensko. He was re. mired about six wersts from the city, by the corps of Lieut.-Gen. Rayewsky. The battle commenced at biz o'clock in the morning, and at noon became most; bloody. The courage of the 'Rushes overcame numbers, and the enemy was overthrown. The corps of Gm. Dactorow, which had arrived to replace that of Rayewsky, attacked the enemy on the sth (17th) at day-light, and the engagement lasted till night fail. The enemy was repulsed at every point ; and thti Russian soldiers, loiter that courage and intre p idity which animates them in the defence of their country * , fought with desperasy, invoking the assistance of the Ahnighty. ,:t.l But during this tie city of Smoleasko was a• prey to the flames, and our troops took a position between the Dnieper, the village of Peneva, and Dorogitoboni. ~~ i The capture of Smolensk., which was reduced to ashes Ivy the enemy, cost them more than 20,0001 men. • The lohabitents had all left it previous to the battle. The lose in killed and wounded on our side amounts to 4000 men. The brave Generals Skaleu and Bella are amongst the former. IVe hare made a great number of prisoners, and • whole battalions of the enemy's army were obliged to lay do►sn their arms in order to escape &ob.—, Three regiments of Cossacks and three of cavalry: overthrew sixty squadrons of thernemy's herse, corn.' mended by the king of Naples. CPORT OF LIEUT.-GEV. COUNT WITTGENSTEIN TO HIS, .1 .24 ,1 ; 14 MAJESTY THE EMPEROR, DATED Omer, Juk 3l (Ahigun 12), IR"- • 41 I hare receifed information from my advanced posts, that the enemy was making ever) , effort from , Polotsk to carry them, and bj• priseners and de serters, that the French Grand Array . was constantly receiving reinfoicatients of Bavarian and Wirtem. 1 bpr t i r ect at the same timWlitivie'•ifie Artnister g c; gyooiesi . ofiVar,Autelligetite of the jutethrti 'bf l the taro sr. mipc togther k ith orders to attack them innecli.. ately in flank's '.' . ~ if I accordingly ' detached Aar igintdrOas tiqcr the' command of Mijor BetirigiO, whOin I dlrectFti, to obseiie every movement of Sfactiortald's ATI , . aid' gift me notice thereof. I adt•ancecragainst 94.. i dinoes corps 'which I pet on . the.evenini . .44 the Oih, four , iteiste frail Rochanowa. • . • . " liming, immediately made . the necessary ar ratiretheMqyketerdtty vigorously attacked Nie l , with the Well God. .. , ' 4' After eight bodrs 'castant fighting, the enemy . wag - rgitsd . Itti e d poritued; 01. hight case on, by Ms, Mtifes,ty's braie•thiOpi.. ". sr i livvV 'taken three Officers and 230 soldiers * ... The IA af:tiii`eitellny in . kale& and woundedi has inseti co nsiderable ': Their 'itiirksslers, particularly" • hare' suffered'much . ; in t cottienbetree of their attempts: l .to take our guns. , I caused them to be . pursued by the ffessais of Cloduo, ithii*llistingutshed them. , selves on'this'oectOon.. - We have lost 400 men its killed and'ivotiuded, a bug tibofn ?re have portico.. , larly nt to laent!ffie dea •af the' gall : Colonel Deit. , 'nhiseif ) .who doMmettd - . the 25th roiimuut of chas. 'sours, 16i:lea killed by a amen ball. . Vi :t mead to perstte.the enemy to the Dwiut." • • _ I r.t, Szrr. liti.—The last letters from the Golatd. ANY are dated the • Ist september; the bela-gear, teialail fife Vilimi, ind ad*anced. . Y • !$.l. rt , •01.1 t • .0.• .t• n .~,.•.: •:) . . . • • V.4.1.,1..0! ::> .1L IA iAi.s , - rr% rre.7.• s iall .11. N. r. tiL NO*:•-•• TlllMitticelDlMlte - i•VOVAN rAtattittlibt. II 18 present E-V.044-1 NG, Sept. *2, will! yet Etkriltirefir • , - 191ib;.-1, ' • ‘? I. v r -• f ' 'TM IlittNne Ire Now* istaidect.lan: with r view brie ei.l.eral a reisustontlatitp, trrni. alter:l64W bees been 1 esededeibtg• Armed*. 'ln flte itithittritt the ?Wet*. . TiteSianklerne* gime Sal in • him•be thritreepen at the II tone eeneenteet t ef the Tbint Aej, the enavenience or dim erninlig sfittleset=erttell sietni&l. • Timinottr.)we The Ytogioff-tbe Ansi .*itit ....._.— _ . . 6 dftS Cll 1 PTif),/ *OR WA" firriskAb EAVoir„ .. paw flPfdf Anneals* of Wools lOW. Nakisneraterst to News 73 t.., al t o til stand in Ilpat c :Szg lio fip tpablishiog the Third Part of panel - Kr of ft • • r H HMS WAIT was It • Mail *tin sugared so mods a iii the ChilliP of Lit.. ta g the freedom of the Preis, and free ilkriv..i.m. ns DA VI EL !IA AC EA TON. From his Ad drev. which was Wray itildilled io the Snottily Review. H op li""l• "le" he kr, littde pon less than Sete. Pro-ectit'vm at the iostooce af We rissecistor. far mototoloina II: nub • Lk. reuse. doting Wino set nope twin sepeot.‘lo *wt.! „ rimed, hut firipise •; Fof all hitt properly. which *as ncW;illy burst I” hi, prekettilMeh. Tee complete this serge of legal ap pertain.. milt al, relitiasearlalin n, Mr. Eaton, who i s now 60 Nears of nr., was titessilv ptif in she (pillory tut the 26th of Mit) , lar. and tifterveirib toot Isork jo.fiewg4te to fearer the rest of hi- semetier in the compao) iir the worn of felitiv. Until hrsinkt einraction. Mr. Elton liti4 not solicited a single firthing titian his fellow, Citizens to imdcianify hint for these itomerap 'base., nor ernald he ever base appealed to their gene roltv. had Ise not hems reduced to the lasi estretnity, and with out Ste open sof rapport dyeing s h e loot confinement lie i. ii.tootei to rmlure. ne trusts, tfiertfor;:, tlidt, this-appeal will hot he iii eibiU. AuhaTiption. , are rece i ved by Mr. Jones. nookseller, No. 5. Neasowstivet : by Thomas 'FOritii.., No. 8, Newenstle-steero, Swami ; .wool at Inc slicop . i.r. Mr, Eaton, N0..3. Aye Marin-lane. TIIE CA' mmissioners in a Commission of Bank too, Awsirdedand Jawed forth atotlost THOt• Id AS ADA bite a Hendon, flampocial, mid Great Ra-wll street, Blionnthrirt., olf in the county of Middlesex, Attorney nod sollcitio (who, in Wit Cosavais.iiin, wits described ro a Builder, Scrivener, Under, used Chapovin). or tho on3jur pot of ahem, will west •at the Guildhall, 1,04 a, au the 91st day of October next, at tea o'clock in the foresiitoo (purstiont to ail Oilier .1 the Lord High Chaneellor), in "leder to receive t h e proof iosi••r the said Cauttsitaisn. m 4 (ifrequtred by Mr. liolph Stain, in the said Order nan.e..l, or any other Cortlims of the said Simile Th,nna.s Adams) to revle* the tiodiag of the said Saciniel Thrim•o Adams. . • ' Pot fin thee portico, iv. apply (If by letter. post.puiiil) to )Jr. Philip Hurd, 7, King's lieurh-walkt, Teraple, Solicitor it/ the porsersitiou of tne wild Order. IF the YOUTH, who absented .hitaself 'Friday milling, the lith of Aligii4 last. whilst avocado; from Iris Parent: lonise hnthe neighbourhood of tiinnimbisry-sparr, to %Mr residence a short disiowscefrem Totem soot wiser was ailer wards wen at a public•ionwe near the end of Oxford-Guam, soill morn haw, no malice will .Isetaiten of his misconduct. . Titan:hove Youili is about j Feet 7 iocism bikha entlrer btout than othersvi,e, stn, r in bag ksoulderk,, dark' liazle I.) co. nod Mirk hair, lc nks Manst Ott fist iekery'cattaidernbly•yo taker id 0 , 1 a blip..cam...bur yerautopt, Asa innakima parduloosas.— lfder-sioed bs any haely, tech pimost will be prosecuted with Use Utteolit rigour .4 ohy laws • y . Any Xi tai urination to L. Ft —rzs Ni'. 43. Hart str.- I, t'llaAriabury-equare, will 'be huhisausely rewarded for spec Keith!.. lie is subject to nt h • 4.11 •" 1 / 4 ,..* • ; OS the At. wimp *lit be published, to rcor7tlrsk price,lfies rP • ' ' hararele.' TEE! SE en On OFFENCE- of LIIIEL : with a D AV I 1:.0 1N et ply,. on the It Reenlist] aiJ Piroper'ls ries, is, POLITIVAL DISCUIiStON. .*Thitils• -JOHN Oneltfali. .. • Of the ` 4 llid.sgr, Travis.. Special Plenary,. 'Landon! Pablhhed by Taiffur Wad fleokf, Welk Fleet". wee. . libterelletieskarf. fikeibuq-iiitutre. T 4.31.; *0 .94,41 U . IVILTIO', O. THURS . ' 14AV: .1111)1alaheT 94. • QEV we,ll-b red lielisoued U N'ECItS,. ma S• ters Wet g tJMi some sfrdhe IlackreN N hi go.id two &W n. IPA Ind* imam.; .rvetarquiln•afgraiitii, Rariniear,' elthrita, mad Currirle of . liarci 414 ; "mug sin lifts liftsgh•lll illorqrs ferik.elt'qtrie. in Itirnri , *1 At aaliell rianni i no)yleatrr ' 4ler.rt, Vick have tper; roilevottit troops; Hurl flocser ; n prat nutiay sinew ladinns .ina attires, It fur year Milvt. tital..rbae brit PoNt-ClUtiveb; c ,puno w yne ar. • TO SPORTSMEN. Ia sae volume 12mo. price ss. of (id. boat*, the Second &Milks P r igiE SHOOTER'S GUIDE ; containing the E . 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