The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-27 00:00:00

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'el npp "i te , are well atoreT Brotoe bee, at Twe ve o - usoe Wre• VairnyiliNsed ber• Ibises° , lithr ) f 4:( 1 rs i B " ,v .♦ • 1 . - rusted overlie det .fejetncs • . Yeallilley -titre" ibeatit us b. at at Attittitigihe teen s ,cetireri in the giva,est It bilious votottilf. , A iP4ROUS ELEGANT - USl,PPtitCit l ,,seited ki W iTA-6 -F iVAI Mb L... .Er eta ' tit t: - , .tifflii, oats% iitlikie • , , 1001 ' ore bire 4llol on a beautiful hill, at that dinell-Illholred spin t SIM ham .• a an, Vilia 1 4 1,06 40,11*0P itti el k s l !1 I= Orf ' P-• ' ; abittitifinilkrinti f tit e lkottlati‘ididerf: , , L , 4 t ... moiling orrwritated :ftin, c,„.1„,„,„41, s urre y, cones and bbi g tekodo v i e s o , for the army. We expect severs b . . 1 . . Mu •i I • ,0' t, • -6 iiticlikifi ' ihifite*Fif 'l6O liki i istpolt '..' 1 i 4ti which the WI" over the nirronading c..estry. Tke Prenihes err in perk, HATIIMIItOII, Apo. 1 1.--CAtitet 'tit 'No itirei' .."- ‘ i . order aa roil; distonce fro" the I "lirePelie sattellid 11 6 wi th pointed tO tenoned the fetid* 411•1110,0111411111 ..: - I. e. r 'lllO medical e t - splendid, taste I_ committing itandson e tote= 11414 lofty draw.- . ,i 0 '." 11 "" 'el No. 2° lag-room, delay Arcorated dining roam.' siii itirpbe pe r; r w hz, n cl.. tered irßol ot i t v it i l tas s func ar tif IS szi ots:th .4.4 o tr i t . Jk irviviett osohoot lii . 7 44 ,eat 3 . T4 i s' I t bre. : .: * 2 . '' 'l4. ‘... *- : ../...-- . * AUG• 19.-lihe Miff yr his *ten& . 111,: t aj ' ach h u n ns t" :; 1" „„,...1"' INlidnitbeti.rbaud' ",lsrlirdretinsing"""Mlf 4411 d Bar3,Blidgr. . s - tiVnicle attached had detaches Mikis. ' aikei."llllmtlt i4/YO at Prague. ' . -. 4 i `, • ' Otfl the" Princ• ar -ft ire gni b ee! b at theetrallavra, rwrotoported with , :W I \ 1 7 biapis J uLy is . ..4 om i Fit" t rb b '"' • , !iir , aty' '.. %hoes that therlVM 4)0110;e - ibis - illy •. ' 1 fral-root a eettaltt , siviutt A .. - ''' `- --•- . ... , _ It, lhe Secorte . .. . .- ' . ."; • itarlPPeeeteetriterallatieerte Clit. ' Li,414 - • wi! CB • 4 .. t -rarest, is happy to - ?Soloman' two led.tter omacapiteitkeititel 73 Volurla' ' . at i"f t.A..&ii.. ..r_ # ' . Wit i!ll6 ' ' f ' . fie • ' Ike oollimence- a connut-rent of ISt. per Amon. • t ' . ... ntiasion of - Haab, Imppirted . ............ts , ..- f . , V*, tic. to Oen dran. The Haan toile:viewed/Arleen dwitprig to the lit*, by , ori i i i, onposeditl,a ea the, vends . lierol ortitletl, Is likewllM'tillid. -4 4361 4 ' WO' . - - ,r, 0 x. 30,000, ,f10,(.00, Tickets Ooly. nod Par/R.l,lam hod of !Ilr. rayton, *action a . 1 r •• n 2. •_1 mi rmres„ . love ley talbtetty; - - -- y - ..,:-7-------- ~.. A naerpeut which he Mart ; and ilill-street, Teethis. • • e to steer towanos aeratneattatt - - SA . - No. 2343. A u ry .1N A L HOW EL COM,P LA NIVROVED TINCTURE OF I It 0.4, sanctioned by the first medical tale.. remedy in those complaints of the stomach and are owed by corrupt i.e accumulated bile, and pler:iit this small. It, powers in restoring m itach told bowels, at.d as a corm-ter of awl in alleviating the usual disorders e'er: as nausea, a horrid state a the stonci e b ew t ti dies, restlessness of mind, want of ni &scribed by the late Dr. Percival in his celer pis root; us well its its peat powers in violent and loosens-4. and particularly when the so „oh II alleviates the sickness ard by, pregnanes. and the vemillitig and loommess pain in tect king cares to infant-. .% prosprique, briefly describing its efficacy Tarter, Ina% be had gratis, at Lewis's wire C bit Or , . set. Covent-garden, where it is said •r Owe b tiles for II.; or by Randall, Rot w ar d. whorl.; Hawkins, Old Bond-street; bud weft, 11 estminster. I,YTON, STOCK-BROKER, E. House in Comba t sod IS, C.ortmlry-street , announce to Ids Friends mot the Public at large. meat of a New Lottery, of only 12.00 d Ticket , ing September lith, cuntelining Prizes of ,C 40,0,. are. die. and to. rize less than setAl, tut arranzellteal lopes %ill meet the P wishes of every Lottery Adventurer. It is with much pleasare E YTON is troableeto adi, dot the C..p.t.is Prizes, viz.:— No. 18,824, a Prize of ,ClO.OOll 6,818, a Prize of ARO 6,9 - 13, a Prize of allki 243, a Prize of .C!W Drawn the In% Day in the Lottery . 1114 flnithed, were all shored anti sold at hi< iruly fortenntr listahriqhments in Cornhill wad forelory-meet, where he respectfully invites his Friends to pat take of t!., favours of Fortune, which he iuteuds dish ibuting the lira of Sittember. ether convoy of S 7 vessels, 4eislgrfAjor Malta, en tered the waters of Palermo, attar having touched at Gibraltar. The same Commis : 4i obliged it to un. . dergo a strict quarantiriei. and . established six gun boats as its guard, till it was uscertnined that no Tea se from Malta had arrived et Gibraltar. 74 FIT • GO rrEsßuitisyr. mart. ... - Beadopiarterft triiftikfitherigi Mega lg.. ' BULLETIN, His Royal 'Highness Of , Crown Prince airived Mire yesterday, and has fixed his Bred-quarters at- this place. The united army of Northern Germany, of *kWh his Royal Highness has the command; occupies the following positions part of 4th Prussian corps ilitirmee, Ihiclt forms the reserve, under the command of Lieut.. Gen. Count Tanertaiett, has its head-quarters at Muncheberg, and stretches its right wing toward/ Berlin. LittsAu, AUG. B.—The 34 battalion of the more. .able legion of the circle of the Upper Danube was, as usual, marched out yesterday, at Ida in the morn ing, to exercise. When arrived at the place of exer cising, Major Schintling, its Chief, formeda square, and addressed it as follows; Olt SS ill' and CO. Stock-Brokers, respectfully acquaint the Public, that they are selling Tickets and s: l are: in zient variety, and at the lowest Prices, nt their old o:fiee,* , CORNHILL, where all Prises are paid on The SCHEME contains 0 Prizes of of Ih..ides many other Capital Prizes. Only 12..44 Tickets, and no Prize less than Alei The Foo.o 10.10 .ks will he catittel to AID each. The tint PflZe above agA) on the Fiat Day will be eutitled to I0,"00. Tue First Prize above £2O on the Second Day will be entitled to £20,00. Letters by Post, or Parcels by Curare, will be executed with Fidelity and Dispatch. Dr.sisirg begins on the 170 h (September) NEXT MONTH. 64 Sbugeet,—At' the formation. of the moveable columis, it was declared that they should never be employed beyond the iMatiessiof•tlee kingdoms ; bat as it is better to seek the enemy in his own country, than wait fee him in the interior of our's, propose to yon, to augment the Bavarian army oat of the eemalry, to ask the tabour of kis Majesty to name us a Cam paign Battalion of the Natioaal Guard. and permit nits fight for the country in the ranks of our brave brethren in arms. Let those who de not approve this pothsOilibie, whatever may be the reasons which prevent them taking part in Mat fidaouratile datioation, not hesitate is leaving:the racks." ' P ThP glei Pruritus Corps* tlgiravii, • nadir hint.. Gen. Von Bolow; Malts beackoarters at Berlin ' sind in conjunction with Count Taueozien's corps foams :Shit'lsift slag srt the Allied Army. • • • - This harangue was followed by.themest 'torching scene: the Officers and soleiors, all. unanimously cried,. " 6 We wish to enter into the ° A great number of soldiers 643118,'`hf thierittilikestn in which they were, their Officers' handt,..iiidle newei,to them 'the oath or fidoliWiessok*Oigwee till death. Major Schintlidg,,sootied eifth 41, prapfelf, patriotism, cried, wlacinglive Nalifraifraii Joseph !" and immediately . all.' tSa.isaltafT4ri 'mate the nir resound with siiuilar acclaniatieniL'Tfie Ctrtit mandant of theliattalion ordered ati 'hOpetint to be t drawn up of what had passed, and fatter hating signed, and caused it to be a . igned, tty.thrsie,Oificers I and three subalterns, of different-mulcts: aa , well as -I by a certain number of soldiers, yesterday Yorsiaid- ed it to his Majesty. Z— ss • .. • PARIS, Aticrusr 16.--The General of Brigid? Laurent has been appointed; by his. Mejeety l . a Ge-' neral of Division, and Commapdabt of l'rragde: burgh. • ; • CopEtil!A9ES, At/G: S.—The ',Obit it, iitit - tho courier who arrived hereon thiriliftli of iffuly fifeeN Dresden, brought the ratification pf sqaeaVybetaveen France and Denmark. Nothing has ,yet Ar3nspired * l respecting the .contents of this Treaty ;' , lisut ~geare assured that it stipulates an alliance oifeniire fenaive. . . HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. !:itock-Brokers, rt.vertfoily inform the Polllic, that Pickets awl Shares for the prebent STATE LOTTERY, :ire ..ts Sale at their or- IF', N 0.97, Royal Exchange, L tolon. Tuffs LottPry.cons6tiog of ma 12.1 , 00Ticketo, will roomers& drowtoz ran tlw lith of SEeTEMBER mut, and will be draw,. ,o Two H:tvo. TIRE SCHEME CONTAINS 2P. Ives of - -- - at 20.8 A) 2 Prig• of - - - 111. 06 With otherCapitter. and IWI4 in it no Paine of Ins vt.loetl4B. 113.—Tite Etwor istromend linti,k. iv tit be entitled to Ytn. ewe'; the Fine prize ',wire %htl, to 13,00 i and the Find above 231 i an she Si.e , wd Day, to '4.00 11. . • ' ' riAizsioacwOir. TiftbtlitTror -tom( NV AT MONTH._ TO RE SOLD, Parma/It to a Decree of the Iligh Court of Chancery, made in a Caere, DuDiv nod others, ;Against Pullen and Others, AN ESTATE, part held for a tong term of years, pearl., :qua! to freehold, and other part copy hold. situate at Knare.iwrough aforesaid, pars of she estate:tar Mr. Nicholas Caner; *deceased ; consisting of a Brick-Wilt Messuige in the High.streot. with divert other Me.stinges, Cottages, Stables. nod thit, buildings, and a Close of Land adjoining; the whole are ra the tenure or occupation of Mr. Wikely, or his under trowit.. The 'Mil Estates will be sold in Silt seprirate Lots, he. fore Thomat Street, Gentleman, appointed by Samuel Comp; ton Cox, Esq. Ow Allister, to whom the said Canse• stands re terred, at the Crown fun, at Knares,horough oforesaid, on W EON ESDAY, the 15t h of , September, 1813. the Sale liegiiming at Three o'Clock in the afternoon. RIMIARDSON, GOODLUCK, aria Co. the Color:icon fur the prei out S PATE LOTTE RY , re ipectfu.ly ruNionint tho Public. that the drawing two;:suo; .0 the fith of NEXT MONTH. The present ontruoidioary dciamiti for Tickets and Shares is the most convincing proof of tile popu larity of the Scitc..le, which, with only 12,Ja/ rickets, contains the followi% Ca:iitol Pr: s. ....la.— £l,rlo') 7 ....0f.... £2lO 10,011.3 20 S 6 - and the Lowest Prize £10; also the first I.OiX) Blanks se'2o rack.—Tar first Ticket loon a Prize above £2O will receive in odditiohal Prize of Je10,040! Tickets Shares ure selling in great yoriety, by RICH R 1)- SON , GOOD LUCK, inut C... the corner of lihilk-huildiugs, Conthill. and facing the King's-mews. Chnring-crasq. • Particulars may he hail, gratis, nt the wait Masters Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lotalrm; of Messrs slice' and Minify, Solicitors. Philpoulane; IMr. John Mien, ittlirtor, 34, Fore -street, Cripple.mte ; Mr. Allen, Solicitor, New Bridge•strert ; Mr. Tits tor, Solicitor, Old-strect Hood : Mr. Font-haw, Red (4ms...erect ; Memir, White a n d Foomer,.Sollritors, Liocilleit Ism; Mears. Morro% mid Will hrough, Sun-cmort, at the Crown him. Kna!eshisruulth; the Black Swat, York; and Grecve:o !In tel. Leeds. . The Premises nay berliweil with le ire .1 the tenants. PARIS, AUG. t4.—We ate 'Moved. Mei viletitrtu BRITIBII PAINT kIANUICTOItY, 63, QUELN STREET, CIIEAPSIDE. CHEAP, DURABLE, and IMPENETRABLE PAINTS, ground in Linseed Oil. far Park relays, Tiles, 31..tet, Siucened Fronts, Out-buildings, and 14 enther Boarding, of every description. per cwt. Invisible Green stl. I),lrk Olive Green 70-. Bright Olive Green I Eve Prepared Oil, In thio the nhn Gelatine ground W hit+ per oil. Turpentine 14x.01 Belted ON - at. 01. Liwerd Oil b,. 61. Gwadar B;nerm Oil Bs. 6d. I N. R. The latpenetrnble Piiints are very ern:me-Int, possess r eit daraltility, and are it rare for the Warm ;tad Dry nat.— Thes are la-call:lily adapted for 'Perk etip.....41 to the effects of r, and ninv also he applied with nilvantace in the ge. *oral purpo-es of ['vend 111•11)..r Paintinc, iis they dry vevs quirk, sure VII ilsonne is appear .ace, and are used in the rammer of Oth-r GEORGE UPTON and MI and Calaurmen. Qneen- Birrel 41, ; and Kennet's Wharf, Dedietb in Pitch, Tar, Rosin, &e. per cwt. I . Yellow, Black, White, Stone, or Leild Colours 5 4 %. Chocolat Mk. Red 40.. rive for ewe, 5%. U. per gallon. le Lead, 55., per cwt. Pale Seal Oil Pale W hale Common Oil per gait. 4.. till 4•. 3. go. • • fILITY AND lil.g ( :alk - k1 Cast :if sieo). !fader the illontriouv pairormage o f weir It.eyol 'l',l l lile-1 1 es the 1 Prisierm or Wok, awl Mike Of Sower, leis Itseetency the Spanish aratuas.oador, lead many ?amities or high I)iti inction. MACASSAR OIL for the 'Ent. 0.1 is pramdly recommended nu the bmis truth and esperience, wort the 111061 leaved:stile teetimmiiols It pos. FeTsts, pr pea lies or the Mll,l saltabrious nature for reetoring the . Hair. vd:cre is ha. torn Bald for years, preserves it from fag bias "tr or turning grey , to one latest period of life; product , ' tresees a most Isentoifid lain'. Scent, and Curl. 11,i , i. finitely efficacious in renovating Chilairen'slialr, primiutes °routes of Whiskers, Eve-liruws, der.; isi floe, it pre-eminent for renotat.ng the Hoarse Hair, and reinter.] ii truly virgin,' nod beautiful. Meta-Waits, ate. a ill final this an Article of pre-ens!... tr... mint • C.• turservine the Hair in hot climates. Fur Esteem' utility is ketsoed, a ." Treatise on the improve- I . mem of the Haman roi.ig at hell description of the vie- • Sae. of Ike Oil, non testimonials from persons of dniingulshed • conviiterniiiin. This interestine Book awl the Oil. is kiglify wilily the attention of pair ids, proprietor; of whoa's, &c. aud -11..014 be a : Vette-Merge fair every female shronghout the world. Sold at 3s. 6d. • b.. 611. las. -6d. or large kola', eon eight small, at If.. Is.• each, by the sole Proprietors, A. Runtasad and Sun, Kirhy-ttro et, flottonegarden, London; . and by their wooleistle :agents in Isolator.. Al,u by Mrs. Diesrlson, Portinotenuotrrro ; Mears. Newberry and Snow, Damn Morel; and Mears. Bowling, Walker, and Co. Cflpel street, Roblin; Mr. C. °nekton, (Loan, Parade, Cork; DL.Sl`Bryste, (Havitow Mrs. Rnebutn, Edinburgh; and by OH perfumers mod useditine renders in every town throughout the Empire. • ••• CsiVTIOV.—Tis preterit Imposition, please to ow for Rowland', bli.enesat Oil; and observe none are gentilne, with sat the signature an the label, red ink, A. 'towhead aud Son, aged Ihe lgouk iodated. • ' () Ih e•howe may he had. Af.NANA EXTRACT for TIIR T and GUMS, sod curing the Tootb•scii, at 111 s. fd, NW Is. 6d. per bottles or luld. prima. A CHALLENGE. of her Majesty for Cherborgh his been deferied:;for some days. Her Majesty will not leavelit. Cloud ! • t before the 23d or 24th inst. • • •• • Pit'AcuE, Avo. 4.—On the Ist intlillti.tkefe . .Tes a grand parade in the plain of litostilitx t Where.Fielda Marshal Lieutenant Prinoe . Lotiis - -#e Liatenstan'S brigade had arrived. These trciopeOtftbritlivitte been inSpeeted by the Emperor, passed : in Tin le* before his Majesty. . , GENo.t, Atm. B.—The central, Cogmkisien of, Health has received, by letters, the , uatortutidte in telligence that the garrison of Malta; • witiCh had hi therto been preserved from the plague ? bad just been. attacked by that scourge. Ganz,.A VG. s.—•l'hepeneral of Artillery Baron Hillier, commanding the 2d corps of the. Army of Reserve in Interior Austria, arrived here en the 241.1 of August. DRESDEN, Ave. 9.—Yesterday and tO4lay the Emperor rode through the town, and examined the fortifications, which are now finished: The camp of French troops, which are here in advance of the bar riers of Freyherg and Black Gate, is fine ; the bar racks are very commodious; they are covered with branches of trees in foliage, and here and there are water-spouts. Several thousand men belonging to the Polish corps, which! were hitherto in Pinta, have been placed in garrison here. BEnr.tts,- ADD, I.—The Russian Prince Lapuebbi,' the Russian General Tettenhorn, from Limn, .atitt the English Messenger, Mills, from Stralsund, lint* arrived here. ASESSM. awl Co. Surgeons, late ;14 ILLhis Mn)esty's service; chnlicoge the whole world It. prove a single moaner when 'brit' Medicine and NleoliAd of Cure hove fitiled ~f the desired effect.. The pracike of 'snail years It Ibis particular branch of thee; professomi ha. loot given rite to one unsuccessful cote. rhey costume .*n direct their studies to the treatment nod cure of V F.N 1. CO NI- I NTS, mid .thut dermgement of the system, which is the consequence of the iterniciints mid wasteful effects of a balk long nod moot unhappily pursued by the ‘.4441114, of both sexes. to the taw it win :le found to he the unfailing source of Barrenness 4 She other haire its ravages fatally developed to them by n dis tressing slate of debility; which, if not timely remedied, fermi 'rates to Impotence. Throe are Os remote mid ultimate effects; while emotimpti•os, I,,ss of ham-star power, nod various ner vous rainpliiinis, tiontelly characterise the ePrlieil flOier3 of this sillitary vice: ~ f.tiersons langisisiong ander disorders incideot 1,, such at balm, tbrit frootanent is simple, :oat ho, never proved un surreedel iu the course of t twig, laborious, and much extended pritelirr. IN Hit MON . 011illflitte WWI tomplicaled.roies or Ye- T1*4.4t1 infection, area ar obstrartiAtv to the uret h ra , ... To n g ex . ciescrowevi herd tumours, callous ulcers, erupndm, seminal weakness, glees, w mhos STR I CTIJR ES, whether Metal or of long duration. and which have balked the ' 51011 of oilier prortioners, are. by their present improved plan ! of treatment. etrefonlly and pernautratly cored, without the µthem suffering t•or esentetating onto nod alarmis; hemorrhage 'shire frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. lithe cour.e of /wows years estendve practice in this metro ': poiit. lusittersoss cases of strictures Aare been and lire daily air der their Care, the total eradication of which is elPcted by A ' see certain, ' and ezpeditions mode of practice, superior toasty I sp r o i trat a d o pi tt i. The weakness, relocation, and debility . lag frogs tisk eoriplaiat, is speedily removed; and the pawns restored to sound mid vigorous health. But where the dehilsty bits for years existed, a proper perseverance in their re- , too-wive retwesties, after the stricture hoe been destroyed, is ia • dispeastattly remits% to revive the slumbering sparks of life, • All 4 Wm-animate I.e Curotitutioo. • finer& N , hlensen and Gentlemen of the Ant respertabilit . hue, been tinder Inc Care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re. i moral Of essisplaists of the urethra, strictures, &c. ; find having . - received iv radiall will permanent cure, request 'that refereocet may be riven to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive • superimity of Messrs. Carrie and Co.'s plan of treatment.— I Maui) of these Gentlemen have had strictures fr tea IA twenty ! ' years, and had hereunder the care of Messrs. House, Ilyavisilles, and other Sargent:ll.f equal eusinefiee. who ntrernrtett the cure by the appticati.m of the loiter caustic, without success, .. • I Patients in she country are requested to stale the particular of their cose, oge e /pad general habit allying, ae. die. laclosliw I s rebo ok * for advise nag mettle It ' when ilhe mite Will he ; 4 1 gives or sent to any part of the ' ais. Tomato Wit so., awry so tneential l ip .their. nadertak no. din instagtit leyent. . tatty he nilded to Mt account for medicines; . ' i ..'•;Qlll..._•r• • Alvan. Currie artd,Cit. may he Coisoulteq ny emsv uszorlih, the greatcsrdelicncy,-tetrony, and honour it llieirbillise; No.. lihi, lintlail- garden . --Vth ;dad UNNer:lO74 ihnooludes. .4c-1, The Swedistranny, commanded by Field-Matehal Count, Yen Stedingit, is assembli..g in the vicinity of Oralrienbeff; with - Its head near Spanddishe bead-ipaitert are here. , .. _ The litst•Sweilish division is under the Command oClAienteuant-general Skioldebrend c and the se. tontkaader tied. of Major-Gerieriil,ELTSU Posse.— i , thitlAti.dlVljion, togetlT with a Siiarate brigertei detaihed . from: the thliflifiairiii, fOrMs a' cbrps, cottalldedsbY Lieltikiell Sarttleltsi'. - The whole filiteitslifet* Win - the , centrtrofilie Allied Aiity, • •, - ~-.-• • „ The , tight' wing centrists - of. Renton troops; sin. der the orders of. Lieutanant.r.reeeralAgrett Win. singerode, %cluw hend-guartere. are at Brapden• burgh.-.--.Lieutenant?Genccal Count Woroneow's corps belongs to this wing, with it's field-quarters at Planet). . ' " A Prnsilin corps under MejorAlineral [Tench., Iftlidt is in front of - Megtieburghi.. , Phis cenneeted by ►itsteltlrtnrwith theatossian army„reed by its right with thecovps Off observation , on..,the Lower Elbe, under. Liqutenent-General .copat Walreoden : its -r • • • • s • • , teini-verters are at ehlveoii r and i t s edvanted posts reach from Lenzin to Thssatt, end ille'eentre to wards LtilleCk. l ' . lAeutetiint-General • Baron You Vegesaek belongs to this corpsdtermee: he has en der hiseomenalui three thousand-Swidish troops, three thousand: rcussians„ and three thousand :lieckleu burghers. ~ . 2: a • Separate corps, belonging. to Count Taitenzien's army,* blockade Custrin hnd Stettin. " * " Major-Gen. Gibbs has landed at. Stralsund, with a corps of 3,000 English troops, .General Baron' Adlecreutz is at the head of the general stag of the united army of the north of Ger. ;many, and bas under him the Major-General Baron Tersest, and Count Gostev Lowenhjettnn, as Ml*. tent-General, to receive andfOrviard orders. The army is so disposed, that within one day's march and a half, upwards :of 80,000 men can be in the line. .- I • Whilst his Royal Highness, on the lath inst. In I the forenoon,. was reviewing the troops which 'are blockading Stettin, and causing them to manceutre. and at the same time to threaten the fortress 'worki, a , howitzer was pointed at his Royal llighrtres : the grenade fell BO paces behind him, and burst. His Royal Highness, who discovered some Fretick.uol diers creeping forwards before the outer works, and whom the Cossacks, after the shot had lakeii phice from the fortress, were on the point of atteeking t caused the French Commandant to he called to him, and who accordingly appeared before his Royal Highness, accompanied by a Commissary at War. The Crowe Prince mildly. stated to him, thattlin ,Commanding Officer in Fort Prussia had broken the truce, and fi red en his ,Ro yal Highriesi's escort ; 1 and added, I might make you. ill - prisoners . Of ear, were Ito command the 'cavalry to admit you, and OS LIGO LAND MAIL. • you could not defend yourselves,being withooteems. ' The Officer made excuses, and expressed his sorrow RAIIIIIRGII, AUG.. 19.-- , Yesterday t Ai 186, the for the accident. After his Royal Highness had gem.. ,Maishel Princeof Eckmuhl broke up frop bis can- ' versed with him for a short time, he reared. 'fhe tonments. The enemy was rysised at all, peints, ; French spldiess expressed their hearty wishes for the after having soffered.a consideipbli loss r iolke pri: ' restoration of peace, and to see 'an end put in'thet 'loners wet% taken from hini.'' The - banei - beimeed calamities of war. , .. . , ! 1 .. themselves extremely well. : 1 . 11 1 ', ' 4 ..*-11 7 r 1 1. ; ; i To judge from the preparation of the allies at Leif night this Prince cutest therithreeietren4h.rl)Stet tin, it is to be expected that ,tite fortress will be dint& which Coin Leuenburg:Ass i lminignolted. 4y pi ormed on the cencivien4,the armistice. - ft :o(4l4ll°n of the . 39.thpigpnent,•4or,iinr.f. ; seal . and. industry of thoie. offset il who ' pee with ,the beyonet,;pnd the mpioy c ,retreated'. In; charge irt ispOtY l ing the army with'provisir peat confuilon ectlart the' Sislt e tlix.' leitrlei llOttot as yet Itiffered any deficiency. The teenchee . fi lled . with Ithr_deasi.' _dead` ''.'Eke itch Is very tritlieg. .. , , SW that -he has euelitatr oil ibilt , 4lollB4,l4Pil . , _-• ' ' • . -•"'"'" the arrired i fr:44,eichenbash with the new' Mahal Prince of FAkmuld 'wads, CilaPti • MU' .trO deoi *kr Rept taw* 'a the .., 44..1 i-.. 4 .... -4, • ..+ •'a \st :Aw,, 4, lice.- 1.31 - 1 the fio hilie the 1114311'14'W hes e neat* of .• , • • >iftt 1 rigor 1 the •, iocb 441/46 Phceuix and Winchester Coal Winters, paakeide.• Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON. At Garmway's Coffee-home. 'Change-ailev, Cnruhill, en WEDNESDAY, September 15, at Twelve e'Cloek, by order of the Mortgagees, oaks. ao acceptable offer ismade by Private Contract, THE LEASEHOLD INTEREST in stile PACE. NIX and WINCHESTIiR COM.. /4' lIARIF'S, mast desirably situated, Clink-street, Ilaakside, Southwark, in Two Lob. Lot 1. Phoenix Coal Wharf, being an .old established Can cern, with extensive right of River frontage, an `excellent brick-built Dwelling-beam, Sited and finished cm the meet re spectable principle, with superior Counting-house, catautand lag a view of the Thames and -Wharf, the gateway kading from Winchester-yard to Clink-street; two stacks of• ware !teases on the lard side, stabling ftr 2) horses. with lofts and granaries, and a Imnil house attached, and every other appur tenance necessary for the prosecution of a Coat Col rent. in which line it has been many sears established ; held tinder leases fro;n the Bishop of Winchester, for an extensive term, and sub ject to low ground rents; which leases are renewable for ever on the Payment of the coMomary Ines. Lot 3. Winchester Wharf, manly ruljoining.with extensive right of Riser frontage, enclOsid by folding gates, and floor over, a ith ; two respectable Dwelling-houses attached, al oneni under lel, with Counting.house„ for the use of the Wl.arf ; held for 1 as unexpired term of 18 years. and subject to a moderate rent. This Property has been for :nnny ycan employed in the C A st Trade, is replete with every advantage for the pritsecution of an extetuive Concern, where River frontage and priority of si tuation is requited. Mao be stewed till the time of Sale. and printed Particulars but at the Queen's Head, Newcastle;* fialf Mo in, North , Shields; Saracen's Head. Hull; George, Sunderland; the Pre- . mires; G:trni WO, Ceffee.hOliSe Royal Ask, Vuu ; Ship Tavera. Greenwich; Vhceni 'Cavern, Ratcliffe.cross; Dundee Arms. Wapping; Mews. Smith and Siadrey, Auctioarers. Biactlanamireet, Borough; and of Mr. Drayton, Auction ahem Slam tif the properly may he set*. .1