The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-26 00:00:00

, for greater :Fend sniffs n seppiaosi lodes wf. of c anilines retriewed.—Tho wow to the pecaiiur Character of this /martial. wits fettling before it hid eased to twenty rola:nes: that onnsher blip 'esieilated to tannin ntaterthliseScient to (weepy an entire en- Inset, hal hens fixed upon as the proper - goalie Air the pram atiOn, anti for every future one of the saute kind which l i tit i tinhowsli Review may came to require. _THE RDINSURGHL RNVIEW,t4o.XLIII. tniseb fished in the course of this Month. At fisie 0 3 the Court of Directors. • WM. rKstre,. Rock t.ife Avorrasce Oface, • 21st October. 1813. SALE OP THE PHOINIX. AND wiPtcnEsTkie s OAL W HARPS. jfR. DRAYTON respectfully informs the 'Pub. lw, that l•el* Rate of one above PROPERTY. amber tird in sake Awe at the Auctiats Marl as Wedaesday. Dela }eT 47th , i t ON kVOIDABLY POS TPONED to TIfURS-' , DAY. MOVIMIstr 4, what the Sale ti4ll actually take platihi witless previaaely divined of by Private Gamut, of which' due entice mil, be gums. . • Auction Mart Dace, Oct. IS, 1813. • ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GUINtAS REWARD. LOST, the following BANK-NOTES of 10001. biz. XL 171, dated 10th Sept.lBl3. NW, do. 2041, do. 7470, do. 3J du. Whoever lOU resbire els same to ?ileum Bleasdale, Met wwirr, and Co. Hattwelpart, Threadaredi. slreet,"or give sigh rolatioo as will reedier thew, shalt receive the a b ov e. Wt. ward, or ko preponion for cob of them. T aler extruded ball arenal mean bare been takes 1* pre.iit their eirealaiiiik • i _ • 7 t • ltitiiitliTY SittircTUßES, IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their de.) elation from the general plan has neen highly betatrill to others, and improve' its their professional uquiremelifl4Pel maturity of near twenty years raperiewee,,Moefl,f. I and to. routime, with onalated irdcar, kite vindication If I thole disorders which viro•the constaineried of Midi isulolgence, or the dtstructive babits. of the inconsiderate ScMiel.boy. Iu professing fhe curs of these Complaints, (hey hold out • via in. Auttment to urea-Otast Use of the vg. 6tence of such - calamities, they offer their eashostbeem regularly edschted Surgeons at landoo, and of the &Val College'-of • Edjnhurgh. In all eases of kiphylitic A t ifertiim, apt, in.e.ser7 'anitplaiitt of Debility and lieliciency, a:tether to 'sing front the infatuation of a Eel/tails destittclive.habit, long residesae Walnuts ' Cefisnaies, free living, or any ether: cane ptodyting a delleency a/Manly vironr,Alielmtienti reiy on a speedy resiiiratirm to eirorous ite:iish. ,Their improved plan of coring Strictures of 'the llftertnit healers otteNded with pee'cliar SUCCetle. Stricteres • at ten had twenty years' dnrotion have yielded tn . their treat meat in the short period of three weeks. Sevtiral Noblemen and t3entleiness of the Srst wonlinve laboured ender this. paiifiti sad distreking desease,lniving• received o radical and permanent ewe, portico' rev regneW that reference may he made .to them" asAttsfrictors t•vidences of tie decided siiperitiriPt of * Messrs. Carrie:nal Plan mf Treallilent. Many of * then ?Gentleman hoi.heen abler Ilw ere "Nlessrs. Dome, Hoisi 'side. nosh tither Surgeons ,of meal ..enituei.ce.. who attempt ed their. Care by, the uppticatina of the Lunar Caustic, wit hout saeriss. hicvria. Currie and Go rosy beratialted by patients of eitikr set, with the greotest secrecy and IstStour, at t.ir house, No. 107.- i!ittlonicartiro • Patients in — the ountry ,nta.requested to state the garticutir Of their ease, ace, - ,nd general habit of living, etc. &c. melnaltiv • terititztice for advice and tundteines. when the same all be Rites of sent f,. any part of the kingdons. To ensure that se :creel so essential to their undertaking, the pronge of letter , amp/ he misled on the account for medicines. ties :-- , .r.,i: l _,• • • la Me iiisese g Mt most Holy 'and untlivtWea Tr** :•••,r, i. l , 1 . • . His M * Ta u , Emperor of Austria, Mug of iluegary, for of .U ' a, equally animated by a doh! -to put as 19 the ealamities of Europe, and in secure its fetes, ..,repose by the establishment of a jut equilibrioei b o *.p e the Powers, have resolved • • . •- •_...„.._• A. prow*e the war in Which they are engaged for that salutary object, with .the whole of the forces which Providence has placed, at their disposal.— .te . _ —.II. sit. Asa coesequence sr , as i....qinicul g uarantee, .- High CoutractillX rartirroitill.constantly labour on concert on the measures which shalt appear to the. moss proper for the amithenaitte if peke in'Europe; and' in case the :-dates of either of them shall be menaced by, itivosioo, they will employ their most ellbetwol good °ekes for the prevention theree. An. IV. As the good offices, however which they promise . . ADVICE . . each other may not have the desired 'effect; their Impenal hia- W lIEN Men of Education and Professional h other with a ' 1 jesties Mimi themselves henceforward to assist each . eon's of 60,0 0 men; la the event of ei th er of them beteg at Y Skill, me perseyering endeavours to discover the moot 1 p d., . , mare and certain method of treating a few prevailing Disease% itrt..T.., is A my d u d Ibe composed of 50, 03 0 i n f antry an d the utereasful result of their experience is the best proof of 10.000 cav . ill 'Shall he provided with a corps of field-ar superiority. „ 'tinny; with nomaialtion, and every , oilier necessary ,- the Messrs. ( iOSS and CO. %Mmes. have hem indneed to maths whole psepartiumetto the another of troops above stipulated. 14e. cure of the Vllowiag the object of their particular study, t The atiailinry,.anef shall arrive at the frontiers of that Power six: a • ertain Disorder , frequently contracted be is moment to I „ e be,b a p b e noee k ed or sa i nsm i by an invasion of bb i p o ~ ses. t lei isivait ion, rind it. Ciffirognillillibe StriettllTS land ty an improved plan. are speedily mid efecusallv a cu ir r e ld s l vi to b s i t c hn h' t libialr ' . . "4ll •lt ann° , ..... tbil . at the ' he f t ! " after the ir egn iii ! innbas been Debility._ whether an t e ) * from Bow hasiatiaa itidelgetieet, tong 1 • ifibeffiliaitsitiriatty airsay. shall be 'fader the immediate :458 Cate ill warm climatee, or n semi solitary_ yore, t oo glen , . • .of th e Gmeral In Chief of the Army of the Power • ppily pursitedly she youth of both Fetes 4 M th! one can- , = ' . lit; it shall be. ebndueted by a general of its own, • el, yard IA all the . military operations according to the in/sterility. or harrenomt;ituil in the other a ourostOus trots of aer , ous diseases, which. g not timely remedied, terminate la rules of war. The nay of the auxiliary army shall he at the , itupotence and Cousumption. In that distressitigstate ofdebili- , ri charge of •the po w e reqv ip e d ; the rations end portions of pro sfnerforagr, dte. as well as the quarters, shall be furnished ty or deticierc.v, w holier the cooscquence of "nett brown: ha- f . bats, at arising from : toy other cause, by which the powers of bv . the •is ower rene i r i nii, a s „ on us she aux il iary army shal the cotetittiliwil bectirite enfeebled. tot reglih ha e passed its oifn frontiers, and that on then," footlur as lirly educated Sur-• gew:s of i.rodt.n.they ()T firm, a na, /m supplies, fr. and speedy restoration the t ott e r pp ti es or w o g windy. its owe ...,.. ~1;, ..i . _ rid t in toolind'ann vigorous health. ' and-in - quarters. . . l 7O ' 77 r t . The molt of a Iota( and extensive practice hat enabled them, An, 'lll The, order tied internal military economy of these by.ittoperior method, to rall"ee Veneren) Complaints, 114 ;_w" ' troopithaill SolelYtkpeollost tiwirowe proper Chief. Ilse tro- ever inectoratt or clauplicaeed, -without tilliwitviina the Put"' ;phies sad the booty which he taken iron the enemy, shalt to the least restruipt in diet or e sereise i. ond .• in recent pouts. ..beting to the troops, which shall have takes them. `1 • *bele an early application is mode on diK"ver! of the infection, Art. VIII. In the event that the ii i tl i rdaled snecoor' shall be, !At" fre q ue n t i ' pertt•ra" a cure 111 the rkort space of two days. le ,ogid e n t for riot nee of t h e two h sit parties *hot The unpreceah.ated .u, cow o f t h e i r d t . o f 'r e m itten t (which bus • /hall have been attacked. his Majesty the of Austria, netier , kte-krioWn to failio one single•instiosie hi „practice or w og Id -fluagary sad Bohemia, -and his ' the Emperor law , Oftet;ii vein. during period:tinny thoiritted.l 7 montk . itf rib , of ell the Menial reserve to thmselves,. to come to &mutual t sexeflatve been cared. even after "evere and i nint in in i 'et ( nn" inderstimdlng, wiliboirt• loss ef time, on theteralibitig of more' ; bad hem pursued by Other erociitioueri without effect), ilithices c i nsio.eruble aids, according tithe exigency of the one. 1 ; theta t., thus putdicay offer their advice. . .' Act. IX. The high coutractint, ponces reelpgandly promise ' 11 . 64 . 3 . Goss odd rata jerCh‘tvePlltli' i nit Ille fare of these.. esteVother, that Wine coon that taller of she two skoll - be cam. porticLaiti emilialai:ats, to order that they may ,not he nutmeg p al e d • to, (eke top wall, he will . : not eeorlerdereither prate or i by a mistaken few, with the obloquy sA justly tilinche/ 1 t" the truce, "without therein including k his.lilly, istirdirlhat tbe last- ierthrnat eopiete, thiltit it hut justice to themselves Its slate, that t er may no. Itionslf.pe attacked !anal:them of-the succour they has,- !wen properly'edurafed and Initiated into.every branch w id t h helium have rammed. or rite era ti....„ o (mel ior a tes . o f which, from aidertMl Baps- , , -Art. L. liilrdels shall be transmitted to the Anthalsadors and ' tali. .o!.1 tegiraeniaii from the most eminent PhYstrittniv 1 111 1 Ministers of the:High coatracting.kartimot Yoreigai Cour s, to . kieet la (olivine.. any inquirer), dual the success . resulting b'o'n alkyd each other *ipxocallet "hde goad offices, sod - to net id : Bair emit avows first induced them to quit the_ i.rectlce id perfect towers is all occusreoceele wino* latime,cit -.their the conceit Pr•ictitioswr, and they Lesione that their preen. mastery Awl h e i n ieti t it.s . , , ...- . ,• . . ' *OM c-intitute 'slate ;mound* fair • naprecedented c•inailnice , . Art. XI. As t.e.ittio Nigh matreetin t skrite, .lot•railagiltis • with which they have, by the . Pnblic, been so, liberally' ho treaty of amity and allaae!* purely de e. ve; beano Other oh = • inured. . ire but t h at lidecipitocally &Derauteeieg to melrother their I Rotarian in the Country are requested to State the. portico ooetessione, and of securing, ash: as depends upin them, the *Tr iers ot their rove nice, and reamer. of living. inelosine n Boa ; era ; im ot iottlity r • h ip ek be soi ••ely , do' not none thereby to'invitli • Note fair Advice a nd Itietliriillei ithd the use wilibe futwarde' elite its 114 e h il t I bt mad portico*, eitatmotheits, alike de -1 to stplatri of the kit:plum. festive, wh.eb they have eqatrected with their-teegec live Allies, GOSS :old flat. Surges; 13, Bonverie.street, Elest-strWA. but they even mutually room to thimielves the liberty at con. By order, * * EN k JOSE , I 2 II Uis kIUDELISt • At Toeplitz, on the 9th of September, a Treaty was also concluded between the Courts of Vienna and Berlin, with •presisely the same stipulation.: as the above. Count Metternich and Baron Harden berg were the Plenipotentiaries. GOITENBURGII MAILS v . . 111SCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE. 'BERLIN GAZETTE oct. 9.3 Wishing, at the same time, to eateud the effects of [ The.:9th division of the Prussian Army in Bohetnia. ;concert so beneficial, to the period when the pre- 'is in full march upon Bruck an.d• Cominotau, with ; sent war, having obtained its full success,, their mu.. an intention of AdvanciniLinte. Almeria (tile territory teal interest shall imperiously require the main , of Bayreuthj. , ..r, • '. •.- • e•• . • e 'tenants of the order of things whith shall be the ': .- A division of •Bavariarts, attached ,to the• French happy result thereof, they have appointed to draw army, - has separated from them in .tbe environs of nil the articles of a treaty of amity and defensive al- Freiberg, and is gone_ over to the corps of General liancei the following Plenipotentiaries furnished with Klenao. . . ' their instructions : . . i According to 'Private accounts, Napoleon Is .at • Ilia Majesty the Emperor of Matrix, King of !rived•at Leipsit. . :. ' Hungary and Bohemia; tite.SieurVlement Wenceslas .. . I 4 ieutenant- Colonel Von ..hferwits, by an inter- Lothaire, Count •de Metternicl4,Winneburgh-Och- • wined letter fieth an Oiicer. Of • the Police, of the ,itenhausett, . Knight of the' Golden Fleece, •Grand '' name of Kunz, has learned. die place where .the Cross of the Royal Order of Sr. Stephen, Grand .Tatter kept his secret archives, •and •has seized - them. 'Eagle of the Legion of liouotirs.,Grand Cross of _ he has become ItsqUaitAed ...with the names .she Order of St. Joseph of NFurtiburg, Knight Of . . - 0(..,..f1 .. per5ee0 who have .eFlSa_grd• in the secret St:John of - Jerusalem, Chan c ellor : of aii - bfifitary - str o ve ... . ~. . . . Order of Maria Theresa , Curiter .of the ItaPeriM r . 'rho Tyrol is 'free. ; , The Bavarian Government Acade944. of Fine Arts ; C hamberlain, Privy : CP* o A- ! Reis as it ought. Its; troops and 'civil officers are Ciller, Minister of State, of Conferenceo, and of Fo- ; quittirig she' tyrol, : by a . sectet.enderstanding with reign Affairs, of his Imperial, 11,oyal l auld . Apostolic :-A w xib i T„ . .. .: : ...- .... , . , ~ . . .Majesty :•• *'... . . : -- .` -•.- . I :.' I . • wifety 'Ahoy* od . Tyrolese •have risen in arms: And his Majesty the • Emperoi 4 if ill:the Rassiai, ' h ie ' dpg up Ore. t4e muskets that . were • buried, *the Sieur Charles Robert,. Count, de • •NesseirOde l. land tave armtist-iltemielvest with them-. They have • Privy Councillor; _Secretary of State, Chamberflitt, 3 . iteeaciy- taken 131risen,. . -'and tteade`..three hundred and Knight of the "-Order of St. Wolodimir of the ' Frenchmen prisoners, - with twit:Atlas. The two Third Class; who, haying exchanged thekr full , poses of the Brenner, and near Sturien, are also oc- Iteweis,, found lo be .in good and doe form, have copied by them. ....__ . . .p peed upon the fidlowing,attleies a• , -- -. 1 A traveller %Om ItifitlYientta:oll'.. 4, brings the ac. Article I. theist shall)* artily, Sincere and constant anion, ' Count, which MVX:bi ilepen'ded.eptut, .as he received Ayetween kb 1144jesty the Emperor of Austria, King of Ilangttry it at the Chancery of :Olaf City, thiSt . the 'Wince with and Bohemia, sad his blojestv the Emptror of Au - the Oust" , , .. their liars and Suciesaors, The High Contracting Parties shall, Bavaria is concluded,...an4 that . latter4o . .. to send tit* " • ' . . 15,000 men to the_cOrps' of hill er, l and as dinky „to in eonsequevie, pay . the grcmest atteatiOn to the mainininig between them reciprocal amity end correspondence, by lan ' .• j ing every thing that migat t sobvert the union and good under- 1 the Corps of • lirince: Re ail,. -• . . • . . i . sturdlng hap t ily babyishly; between them.. • ... I Among the 'most snigular,,reports of this _soggier 1 Art. 11. Ili' Majestythe Emperor of Amino, guarantees to is. the' follpitrittg- =that the city of :conjancture this Majesry the Emperor of all the Ittimilis• the pubwrylidn of all • l. •,..: ... his Slates, provineeseaud dominion', :Y..% • • - _ 1 . mentz has . s. sul:ppsed _anti taken by a batty , of On the other hand, his Imp riot Majesty of. alt the Rusbias Bavarian troops ; itha.'ilartixed part of the corps of goaeottees to his Majesty the Emperor of Austrm the posserbion ,_. of the hafts, pioitacos, and datataiiishr,'belisngifig to the Croon ?Ps.ervatici . n• of Ids Imperial, Royal, and Apostolic Majetty. Art. _III. Ar - this twit,- ADDRESS TO . T .- 10. SAfiaN SOLDIERS ON THE • B/INK OF TOE ELBE. " SoLnixits!—YouwkO since the occurrences of the 6th Sept. 'hove been separated from Your parties, would not retaitt-tolthetb, because that feu would na longer be made the 'implements of the tyranny under which. ,your country. suffers; feel, likewise, that it is unworthy . of . you to wander about iii the woods, and become. burdensome to the farmer, to whose safety end protection you . do not tonttibute, by making demands on him which he cannot sot*. Hare you fully determined (aud - who can blame you for it 0' not•to return to. the flinty, which is.in alli- Ince with the• French, and do' you believe that the time is near approaching when the - ,ke of tyranny will he broken,and the from the foot brethren, relay tributary WI reigners. 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T IF 1 1 1 .' f , fe :, 4 ..„,..„,.......,,, ~.,... „„ i Pr and Royal Apomolientiestv, and by ids Imper'tal Majesty of THE SLESP WALKER- . . IL simmoss, be 3 Toth PIPSSe. • beit., C 'bt•' . . •: .; ail the [Lustier; and Aw isilifteitioas lan he e home( Willis 1 4 , SPRECHER In PARLI A A N' 13.„ , c, . 4.4 4 U/1e5, 1 4 LUIS* ? . 1 - ' knh ' ' V*111111t; Galileo ( . T tith..siONW. 6, 4/ 4 0..11 1 41. rectlirldrig from tbedly 2 4 ;ro ve g gs4 ; 4 4. 'R n ees, 7e. t Settled Prig $ 1 - 0.- - ft. • SI. " t 8.1444 4 4« TRACTS ill CONTRO rite kD k *kin% n al 1 , t , , A . ridir . 4 9 , ,or sooner, li possib e. Tte, '1,•••--Lower Gallery, i. I Seemed Hee, 11 -Upper L K. 7 . ,„„. . Nitre. tees, (ti n e 1 ‘ • • ' ' ' of . ' .l. '' ' 'i .C . '' .-e.: i ll 'li e l •rf; have s t lt;tl 6ll l4 virtue ei v at. t tt e ll e ,p lii htsem, tbe led rt e e:-. "1 -nt 'l'reu la t rir :i . 141 - ii t kei r -re. • AilinetYo l''' I ille'"ld tike ,, . . ' W'4" far LI"1"4 gi Inaba' F. 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' ' ' Te,mbleb will b.' nd!ted_i_ . • • , a 'lrli Iliffhavene Othltiiir PO. „„ • 110 .;. - V ' ' • 4 ,, s' '..4)t • . ' , (!..S. , CAA ROBERT, Count NESSELRODE. -• '. ..• • • . .... . • The 2.ol TWO:oll .h.,iiiiii6 NOS .i ' i t u t put - Otlar sieionio, ./9 4 V 4 iiii. Hl: '' • : = ,. .aniIPL EDELsi„ RE G y gpicle ov &it :- ~..: '_ air ,.__ ' • -". , . ' e ms .. mid 64, . .• i stithe *:. . . ___ ,:,........ ..,,,,, ~ r. ..e 6 . ~... , .. 4.4.- . ---4 .o64llegurit , -rt-,- . .. ively iwettior .2 -tri a...c«... .8 4.. -giagiday the .. ... u ..„..... ;In pi half.past sic ' 't J- ; • Itiusr is int Sid acme it - i ---*-- - ` ta r k R e a s isi t. - th tff - wor s ig lo u i i t ,. i Pv'i.,‘, Pie the} . MO, twilled sad hel4 thew age tt ome iii "•" ' • . • ;:j a. ,-L' 1 4 110,111semisbei•-18111. •,:' :'...,:-...-`, *ve-f` ... . ' downy *scab ao d , cliteir ß i l r jai neit r. _alliir t ra d ' 46 .104 ! ern " - 4 * loi r l _lii,Vll:Al• -9 TOPI . ' •bY. the al- Imolai** itgreeabie,,patrallsing add se o w Or IC CITE diiii R ACE CO* i WV/ Eeti-s-k t P Tar .' ' - rime wlur 11*(4106 ,M 111"1,11t1, 'INOi r _ u th4 its 'itabliic s. t h;: t •i w ng is _re,el: ,'; ii i i p os le thpre c " afran in .L . 4 4, 1 ,, ed * " 11 1 i',, 14 , 11 , 1 1"7 4 , 0 11 ,1 41 ,, 1 rai h em lit l l it ' „ liri b as ,, i g - g l r ,,d ik ,r o LW .. is: .111111 4 , Itees, 4 = 44 , -qetta et 6 ' rOCKoncE is, hereby given, That the Small ~. sad Co. I,..sdes. ;•.-#: - d -, twelly joia6d tour counsel •tt prof rth ior orur of umigs, which,. . w. :42titresti h w ed lii I tres r. e yß ot coaryai L d vt comeas t coou era rd or areiteti lt: ise l , S g ea nedj.to :lo be tt , m ca l :s ti Liseliditx .oi m. r ed)w a . Ili" , lit END • se orthe• SUBRCRIPI'IbN•CRI III .4, _le :Windex enatalus. la pee atibitbefical s, beet re-. ei , _. . Lt wh: E n fi tilkin :7:o "d fifA cau lft sea r, of this COSI PAld Y . , 1 1. 'rider -trA t i lu r.. e...."Zgl 1 7 i 1 * nil the "Wg• Or allthske rev kwoli thiii al basin_... Gives at I (*Oita, is Bohemia, aka Ufrof Se" bad p e ed a Setilseu. at, new pavible to the.rt‘..i. - rl. ir.?".int ,a. ' ntriewed, setboritios fowl for Av, , turd nO laritr asee mate sr* from . oar reciprocal • efforts to'. this end; I • it AN6S. l i ef om e e or obi Ceapaily. No. 14, New . Britlltr-iireet• tsmea - ter ;to *bleb Ire prated, fete ' ter ritity Ur to . 6i. 0, ami on; commie so thpre eirem . y d" ( s ol oy s ex. s ena er o de% , otpmed t a ms 4, b ank , m4ovell, mit A T-Nity, or . which ttte . .followint,is On - tenon r has orpted) trent Ten till Timm reelestit.• •- • ror authors reviewed.-The nest of. a general Index 1 hen entered into by each , of .lbs Contracting Par- . • • coo4t racrrEttiviDik By the engirt nr Metiers. • en' the nersiiar ekarseeir oft libm lairreml • wort halm; at— . • ' • Ali arelor ICISIMPII rm. utTIIIZI 11V.I. r approaching when the yoke of tyranny kest,intl.the neck of our country be freed ot. of. its oppressors ; when your parents, • , . 4 relations, and friends will no longer be 1 4 ith their sweat and blood to those fo.. Take than courage and will to seize the • i • of this period, and fight in the cause of I of your fellow-citizens, which is your 1 the armies of the noble nations, who gra 1. *etc blood in, and for Germany. dy have a number of your allies and corn- ~ s troops of the Confedetation of the Rhine, P ranks of those who defend our common , i V r are fighting for the liberation of Ger- d according to accounts received, the Ra- 1, I Wurtemherg army, may, perhaps, at this lave shaken off the French alliance ; and d of this month, the Saxon battalion of , 1 hose commander is the undersigned, had milted itself, from the corps . of Reviler, . i /. 'the gwealsh army. • Pl ',t under the protection lad command orate 4 . ' : Crown Prince of Sweden; who was known Iby you in the Austrian campaigni as the . I Pottle Corso, and as your Commander, t 1 '.`" .. were betted .by the ties of the most lively end grittiest* who praised yintr:valtalic. , on ,the days. of the .4th anti (4 of Ju.re, I ' Who Witt now show you a nobler Loh.% 0. .) , give you 'tunic Tuitabla etnp:oymeat, t i t. • IMMEDINTBLY WANTED, AsuPERCAROO; to embark at an Out. port. trit.Perlin of res_pretoltility oho will embark with all pos- . aihtetii.potrb on 4 Voymps- to a Spanish Settlement, sus c may arrommritlnted with half of the Catlin, ` ttne nyt ‘'t • Paireurr whatever t and who can olswesoontand F v. Flwatre.l Potted, is Dollars, or Light Dittidred"Poisorislo f Eo,;ltrol Notes ' may be milled to such , uins' ',reporting of Peat, `• t ?eight free; which will actually snort Ilmit doable itself, with vent little risk, as the Capital adsawrod will be lowered by a Policy of Insurance. N. D. None oerd apply who : awn, embark immedintrly, sad likenoe furnish either of the tilt.ove sums. If the Person who .I,ay apply is Vallir of the bpadibk language, the more agreeable. further pattlealorp, interriew, address bA. Z. (pitting tho,,lWNlia) Msl' . 6., Wen Harding-street, Fetter-114w, Fleet-strattl.— . .„ row I,.OiTERtic*ISTO of 24tXT QWI and C 0: the COntrtictors for the' )4ht atld 1 -/ Pr..eut 10!ttrio t _ttee Wave most respectfully te'retuni thei'r sincere ttittailtititibe Furth, for the rtirmiage they received, ba tht ettrnortliaary &w ad for the Tickets anti Stutres.of the Latit ri which isjott eadest, and tp ‘ request a continuance of tli, some gippors 1, tae New Lottery. 'to be Dr twit Ilit the 'id of Xt•cember. The Scheme. with only 8,0J1) Tickets, efaisaios Two Prises cif . AC9.11,00;; circanistante atterimperit iu 1.0 bi.story of Lotteries. The followtok is aLW if the 2 of .010.1.5t0 are £40,00.1 3 4 5 %WO 1,0 o) iotl 101 50 •.6,'OJ ,onu 2,00 n 1,6'0 I.IMNJ 1.6.0 1,046 YU ?. MAO AQJ £lO for etch of the first MO RI mks. ?likes* and Shares are selli,:g hi grrai b4,iety itt Sslift and lto.'s Marrs. It. PtiOgrV. And N. 31, Aldpte Chatitig cross, I street. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stook,brolc er. wi v e. follv inform the Nita,. that the eisaing Si'4 TE LOTTERY I+lll . be Drusra la Tuts 'Days, viz. the Stlithel llth etNtor .Iher. ‘cherne, ems‘isting of only 8303 Tickets, contains TWO io.A o,oLhlt,is Mt 14 other Capitals, from 3.03J1. to 12C01. and no Prize '4%4 thmi 'fick..ts and Shares ate.tin Sale at their Office, No. 93; Royal . ril BI 1I is getting TLC:KEYS and SHARt4. for • the NEW LOTTERY of 4;ly 8.000 TICK EIS. that Er(:INS DRAWING Vie Sitaf•Nifxr mOturei 1 0 is hAvpv iuttneing, tun( Wiihin Armen/tarts .11404) stud Sbnret!TW ENTY FIVE OA PITA!, PRIZES. Two of ...I.Calt.loo Oa! of .610,1W1 • TWO of 9401 ) Irs‘e of FJor 4 .... N.lO Too I.f SCQ Nqw of • 900 Attcl tbe 10-t PRIZE of TWENTY iH()USA ND, draws oa (ha %Jib of LAST MONTII. • . . Schemes, w ith P ar ti cu l ars , may I he bail grads, at either of hb truly fortamor 4, CORNIIILL; ur, 9, CIIAR I NG-CROSS., • 11 1 11 E CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD ii highly esteemed in the Last uad Wet,' Indies, fur ruarishine and Stnigorktiat the Nervous System, and acting as agetteral R tsto "live is de hil l inlrd Constitutions, arisme from Rabid Com plaints rantrarted la het climate,. The call and tremalasts ashes are Warmed and ueedied ; the nth: zed abets, ar rnit glalthv flesh, rendered firm; the Itto.cle , invigorated ; and the emarioted litubietrvered with drat flesh ; and the exhausted ves sels repleniyhed. .Such a- hate the tare nod education a females. the 9 1401 ","" as well as the sett:miry p a rt o f th e coatmun it y „ s h ou ld weer he "lithium the cordial Balm 14 Gilead, Is t.iih removes Diarsne , in the bead, 'nisi/nitmei tl.etnistl, improves the toesonty,,efl4 "'- Evros the imapvation.; revives and eandiratt, ibe languid tdr.ooin g spirit., promotes ditettion. antl'hvaints hit nerves. Tltu bletliciat t. sold tittlitutief, price 11, . rack= or roar In site Fninity.Boitle. for 31-. by w thy Purchaser tarts one 31.. Bottle, 6) oh the Meditiar Venders in the Mated King dom. *" • • To prevent Coaaterfelts, abserve particularl tat.the words ti " Mane. saltaon,. 11.ortrpoisl," at- rioted no t stptbulla 4 1 Dr. solotnott's prattler is (tow become Mart aid extensive, ehat his conttatt tegnglineuts 'regain a,roudderahle ponies of his 'law it nftelsdnowe. expoo„ alien c•insliat by letter, the hurl eotoph lent tit a Use l'?shai $"1. Is be in. elasea, and sh..uld, fur safety, be Mies arrected t.—"' Muller Letter, 1/r. 5101.1nuu, titles& liopse, Dag kicrfrifi• Paid doable postage." EAST IN gm A milts.. my EWE,' !any, aod Cn. trade -melt, In gee Vol. t 4. Prise MIL loolodo, ' • ' • REjtxrru REPORT Iron the SIILECT COMMITTEE of loe HOUSE of rOmßptlkon the. 'AFFAIRS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY • ••Smed by she Ilgur of Commons to he primed, Jul, IS. JlBl 4 l. - la Two Yob. 8x• Pr i ' TEIVATES at the EAST "INDIA HOUSE, cluring the Negociritiotrfor a Itat' i witt of the Last tuba Corheld e pany's Charter, t various tin of ProirritUlstmt East India Su. , k, the Year HIM,' By an I it PA KTI AL IMPORTER. Primo for Black, Parry, and po. Bonk.tellrrs to •the Hon. East In C.tnpany, Leaden:veil-street; where each Debate 'gay be had singly to cornpletelliperfcct Sets.• • were ind ,tte %'k: MISSIONARIES TO tNDIA. Price 9.5. Bvi. SUBSTANCE of the .SPEECH of ''CIIARIL TIS VI ARM.. Rby. M. P. in the House of Coloonas:4ll64* IEO3. on the Cluase. l o the 'Last India Bill,ienactisqg facilities to Perboti goitie out to India for Rellistinsts poipdits; Printed for Black, Parrs, and Co. Booksellers to the Non. Eqpt India Company, Leadenhallbstreet.