The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-05 00:00:00

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Tpr Funeral, • Prucepsio9 se.luttet, and ' A Solemn . • •;-• •'• c , . t• To which ivillikemWeAt , • ITARLEQUIN AND VAIYMANADA. rw ;ire , m40411'011 vlliful A.thai With 11 view in is rr e nwrol reverot 4 1te3siti.nou have been th •.rel'll,l. in ihesivterinr or the Theatre. flir.disk-rharintll4l9 Will in Niece lie thrown opricat, the r.rotlionot torlkiKti Act, for the couvettiroce'o(Aljote •••!: ' oont. diemliy. She .lietrar's Opera: Coltish' Niche:oh, 71, ,;..1,0 (hi- fir.; nmiericiiire. these ;an years); LileY, K,mble Stettisig Ow' first apperraiire tU 1. • I Afir , hi. li, Trick ,for 1 L (:I,I7I7ERBUCK will begin his Autumnal A, • bli it • isr rU R on She rqlorY find P'4 , ;re kiort N1...1 sea. q.ll elsenai•try. , on Niri.tvll%. 5, 4 ;•,4 !PI he tlnrniaf, At 104 MM.', Nei. 1, in the C. Elnektriars, ',hoe further par- Inn. he wart., N ORGAN, with (:othic front, above six feet . •Nr% ce4a pier 'immure, hft v coupler iy 6 mee to ist it hop Are. ; hat ts.l., w•th ottethe diem (111/WP:. Mar, V.llO lIIW z, ;Old .l .um ; bni t t Iwo r , %Imp prier IWO/ Itile• iv.. %11l be ?„ td fir thirty-live It will , IVr Or et prure "fa band of music, mid would .1. ..rn:opent n.+% tow 4n. *l'o. 5, Lelreoe..-pthee, Leicester-m . IUP. N. It tf a ,It.tcltin4 e4se i. rwquiteJ, be dime suinea9. the Witge , n • - - - PIATE.9I•IS .c(pt PA No Y. Public are irlfrirmell, lliat a large Assort-1 .11 I+4; i-frt (:r.1"49 , As Tins, in N 4 nt ti‘rol t% qr. LE x.Apon ti..pg Prc , Coriop . oli lt)N • PLA n in) t ; 'en mkt (ifoniri s domilisitons, fr. on.) • 144 inrlu. in o, apt horn 100)12 itief.es i„ hr eA ttfii; oPlorivi;tr 'Am 'e4witie,.•NClrrgA, irmti It to gg I i!Koorp iti , uneyer.; 4110 7 .141..•#014.1r(pediP.443v be for j t/r ter.: Toy 41.Ps.‘lig irtfrr• icister, ra tlito ate.trlfe , rot. LiitrilesSire. 1 f rota ,:ae •otruociiivick,rf I.ite )rarp. 166 M9' 4l- .1 hr p•rv, it att , iv/r.l onir I ;no Platei•tori equal to lb. If bpiklisisic) rl Olive LtrA•leppjpitsrrtectiaubi. cpuoixitece! F..ft14 11 (J'Aha 111:11 . 1..Ver 1 *- ' • • -••• •tir Ca LAvEsinn atNI) 11(;NEY . % r i% 11 cist,Ait TAY,LE.t, LayeAsr NlFater llerchatit, fr ,111 takes 00..enettR%iif. isf retrieuhigCtrisranst r.,trtul th:tpitv hr toe Naltility.iirgliaiertrio For the beratitte•thisr' have :m6:fled tm It.jm , by f.tvoutiOg hint o;ioli their vim:113144, :md he oivitiecs thiaitliUldatlat atu.111,401 be to witrit their I Itittstosoge. . . • t '1 3. T. is appy to add that, notaltlistantline the nltekrr, w o e ay Other voider, its in, the revisit:kn. vrf kid above , o elela and or ertil ,rerfames, iheirrlreavzi.c4of their grateful fi 'Jinn's hos seeurrtrilttAtitre . itrtortina sir the . greitei4 ratline of iliciteata circles. 44. 1 1 0/ , 11. 0 4 , 4 s., ze a s a d isc o: l 444e is evablel lit s •••••r them at the ril:o4 ti:g lour prices : • lavender WAIT. • 'lrate, Pcr Pint .C.I. 2 9 Per fliat liottle 4) 4 0 (11•5 .tht,, 1.4 • 0"13 0 Or 6 ilitta flr ... l • . 1; 0 vi dad tvittriby ler. at tti• Liteetitteir Y,Ge tg se-strects Itomo•luote; o ere Mereh•tose. &r. mai he 4011:plied with it:limit Oat• to a Hundred . .t..mt, at short No:ise,4o ate must liberal ferais, for Itsad) k;••;:r WYTON. sTott -• nßuicr.R, -.7.C011N HILL and is,. Cts..ciar.- girret, *rrntottm•rt • th,, nhu nitth eiheetere in the, prew, t angular tied tattat live Lnite6'. cat,: cast) iv their attpheaLtigh fdr Tick: jina tihNre. the ~1) ttr f.rititinte as it will he all drawn tin* thn I.4ll;l,•aihri.-I.ItTON think% it /•ert-?art to • :4 1 ) 1 , hi, fiends whir cony be sli-ittr,rti to tAgreur liitta . witii Choginattti., that should a Ticket plucha‘i•il at 116 • llttice hr drown n • lite.k, it m,y, by tho ily of the Starlit... (Ain ptim of t':".:0,e.)01 ~ ft' TH sIINIOC MED tt,. :NOV tvvyNT:l) ritu:4Es. TO GUAR!) 4r,UNST 1111 i INCON V ENIIACI: .ok' KW' rll; , c ES. ill,. a,. , :•eate• .‘te,„ :11a kat •et.r., Coistliseret• ..1 11 . 1:();: 1), titirgeoils' rument -maker, Q, • awl l • tillet h. $l. I>.llll .1.. ••••w • ... t I ha f.f . the Tranitoto .• t itod In .hr (:it •4 10•0/141 till-% So. iety, for Itelievire t' by Ili. no.Nal the 40 1.111114,1.eity, EW.INVENT( I) St Az. a.. t Vl{ V 1 . 1. 'silt: , :!.'h minim ( wit. he cohtaierat and he yr.. t•'r P . 1.. keep tin tier Rupture that ever r‘lsted, ..1V1•1111 . flirl• In 1.1.• M. s.;eiely hf Art.., Sts.. ilyelr Silver 14e.1 , 1f•ir fr uh..%r .pro.ear.eia. Isl. 1144 the lis.n.rur tit rive* ft . ...ta the hiabtli. of hi* ( ;rare Illr l/uAr of ito.k, ot,eir A CII LI rsiGl, ESSIC• CURRIE and :Po. Surgeeol, late Ili IVA fa. , M III , : \''. , NT\IIIC. eh:lite:l4e rite whole it :•rld to 1 penile n Angle instance whose theireltledicine nod Ilethird of Cure have failed f the de-iced elrect. The practice of man!, %ears in this p friirefihr branrh•,ir tvieir orofesoon h is not given ride/ to mne - sitsureessfid vow. .1 bey Continue iii . direct their a o rta., to the tr.mua [if WA cu•e .if YENCHFAI. CO Nt- RI:AIN TS; and Mai tiler•ittornsent of the sv d iem, which is Ike eois,•quence ii: the pernicious n:AI wasteful elects of a habit bong twat most unhappily puroted by the vomits of both sexed. In the mu. It will we Mond to heel Ise unfailing mturce of iturrensie,.g Ilse other lasve ID ravages fatally developed In them by a dis. ttessiing Anal of eleinli; % 'elgielt, if mit tiMely remedied, fermi wittra sti lil"routietice— Illese nre It, remote and ultiatate effects t while eorsuintentos, dna of inuseulior power. nod various ner dli eitroptorms, usually, characterise the earliest stngeg ni this solitary vier : ..f trersous languishing under disorders 'widen' So such a brans, their treatment ',simple, and ha, never proved no sate:risiftil .118 sire. coarse of n lime, laborious. awl 'mien esimi .ed vraceice. In the most obsiitritr and complicated roses of Ve oeseallinfeeltme, Such as ototruetions in the urethra, spongy et eiriectireS. hard tumours, tallous ulcer,, ieSlll/114.11., seminal WeitkiteSti, sleets, as al.,* SffIICTURILS, whether recent or of lung duration, nod which have hailed the skill efhther pedetle•—rs, are, by their present improved plan o f tregt ot e u t. ' fool ly and permanently cured, without the patient stilli•ritM the r veracirtint: :lain nod olarming heinorumge teiIIItITISII PAINT MANUFACTORY, • . which trequentlY foiled', the omplication of one lunar ellifotte• . 11. l etiodou - Witll. opposite Retialete. In the counie of t emus , years extetuive prowicc in this metro IN,"L N I: T. 0 ,vut. li' PAINTS FOR FENCES , &e. ate. p• s, numerous Cates of strictures hove been anti nee doily ati , oot in: t.• per Cwt. - per Cwt. 1 der their cure, the total .erndreation of which is elected by a titkillls,firgeti ?I'S:, lamil Colour ~564. Whhe Calaur 561. ; safe, certain, and expeditiom• insole of practice, superior many Se in 1 9 .1flo• ', 15.. t lt e l tutu... ass.. Bi„,.k 5•: 4 ' other'yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and details , t s r:410.111 , +.. 714. Chnenhite ditto :WI nett 466.1 Proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, and the , 1i1:: r,, r,41.."#•§,, F 0.12 1101. 1 4 F. PAIN I'INA. : potient restneed In event, and vi i torou. health. Iltit where the IV . its- • F r ?' - pee Ih. per lb. I *Wit!, has roritieri C %islet!. it proper persevernorre in their re raw • a: trifi, mite IS. 3d. Bright Green Is, ait. ' marative mollies, after the tlrieltlfe his been OeStreyed. it ia ‘1.....w.k........414,.. c0„r„1,,,,, ' .... I nd. s ow c o m er .. : :p d. i dispensably retblAtileto revive the slefabesilog sparks of life, 1, line . '-'• /me .8.,n . • . etT Lead ditto Pt •. and 545 re-atentale llteC.htntiiktutiitn. ante - l.t kitl, 91iyg qfir e gg' F. 34. B rown .... Rd. 1 Severn! Noblemen ntitrGeotienien of t he first respectability ,• t e .. ,_ .. r'esvil. -- • ' p d sikk i d.• ; - per 0 i ll . 1 have liteit ustlerthe Cole (of Messrs. Currie mod Cm'for the I . o* . 164tW .niSPI•ratt r aTe. : Thaphalne. ipegel. 'Boiled Oil lit. 04. moral of complaint, of the preilt• a, striciores, fire. ; s and having seentu ditto ; ,'its: reed r Oll bi. 64. 'u0,,,. D r yin g p 0; 5,...:, received - a radical mid pertrinneht cure, relpsesl that referenoes • •'t r Gall: -* •-. • • pqr g; 1 ,B, may sloe given to them, of sylisfaegory .evidamtes of the decisive G .. ..f"L'pe Sperne:_ : • •-..: Vs. 61. Stowe Seal .. ':. • . ..• 14. 64. •. superiorly of Messn'• Cul' ie aw l Co.'s iilan of treatment.-•" / 1111.• . P laynfile Or s .i . Ts. 64. Fla u lan o we tsis .. ..„. b s . gd. filmn) , of these Gentlettmn have Instl strictures foot tee tithereory P , ! , seal • TH% PUBLIC are' ro%pfiettml - i• r • Ithat the y n drratit .. • . 4, 0 ,„ pains and oi i s arv.,uthe ,_._,. e ..._. i . y tot appticitimiant 'tic Iwittr caustic. W Mimi* tRICErto. . • .OM 0 shies . sin,. 00 Iturtieularl,. p i ' l'-•itients in Ille.emealry arc requested 10 stale the particitlve rirnrc° fn- 11'64 severe 4 " 5 ""` .11% ' Fe nce l'a l nts of trteir eave;na'e, Find general habit of Using, &e. doe. itielodrts me pedaled) niltipLett fiat the presets:ill/ad of Weml linildinell - q " rennilnOl, fell* AgIViCK and. in.lirinex. when Ilse same wilt he lath ' 'e`"‘pttied ht ttie igregthei, a Ile, Combine durability, cheap tire. given' or 'sent to tiny port of the kingdom. *T e l egy, le i i ,e -s soil Ls u " • efetlf en essential to their inulertakOot, the postage of letter. ~....r..l.e. ,.§ pe_ ria4.s i .l it Witrtheted genuine, and consequently will . i ga „., t ie o ,;g et t ir. the ur count for meiliciiiiivi. ..,',:: ~,,:r whole event 4 'IV it hout remilrlng trimming:. 'Throttler Messr s. Cu l rrie nod Co. may he consulted by either let, with %I , I f.comosins purpose s will Rise equal sati,lacitio t !the gteateA debt* ya getrecy, Wad Innhnirg at. ilocirlseuse, Me. I .. V V r I ' Aiiind LI). 011841:11 . 60d Colour Manufacturer!, 41, Low lei, ij iit i on . go rd e a. 'III Wall. i• - 9th Jelle.1809•--107, 1340 46 1 404 1 6 ' 'll'-'1 -Adri) 't3giit., r .., ..1 • ''.l: . .. . ' • S ''. 4 rirrilt.reitter tors . ono the tati4:trtion Mho.% ire to nottonneird flue blirWie.K,y hurlOg givett the r *test s to the ,+f ft,. •td %%HI Itopturet, mat 'hula 700 p . erpor• ,h .re, 'milt Ow° ren-oimbsa.tv. tw • g :trd etferis ur Mem: thew lohriog hers tott4 .ithat.ottiv.L prittelpirt. 4 :olreTrogrh r r•et hoe. 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NEXT NIONDA Y. . • BISII, Contractor' frir • the Lottery, respeCt- I I • fulls the Pui.l.4• 1 mak.• thoir pur-h,sr. his'i nffitell. 4. CI ill, N. II IM., and IL CII Alt NG4:3035, nos 1 , 1 hert.n. NIONI)AY, l'ae LOT If begins on TUESDAY Markin, wnitt4 ,E 1.000. A▪ :4:W O. OR •• it Lts.:oo. MAY rtE GNI N. t;!) BY A BLANK. The Lowe,. P _ lAt iire anti evury will be ar.m f.n.❑ SALES. Building Materials, Pireaddly, oppnsite Burlington House. By Alt.. BOttl.N`i. On the Presibes, Tirearlate, on MON I) Ar, September 7, at Twrlyd, in !mt.., to he pulled down, BUILDING MATERIALS of TWO U\l (MUSES, nod r. range 4,st:siding, situate .11 tlo• slid. PireAdly, lullween Ditlie•strert and St. jr,m,..,•,f_ s peek;eim.i. t i mr , of Cie brick-work:oAm nod pan tiles, Oilmen, pots, very good deol Moors, tinter., joists. and other timberni patuselled moire, if er) eccellent wainscot, ghzed and •!Itifter,; primsel!eil sh“p trams, v..ry it,eF,ll brick sv,,i4Cti4tr. and 190 Milo up urn reme of mahli s ig, cusesittlitg of tot ay. iiplagrn., p,•tbhle pavirp, Re. he viewed. nod tataliQueN mny be load on the ; tutu of MO Wr:,rvi irk -wept. Golden—cu . -we. ' Freehold Ilno , es and Building n% Mr. W .AI.F.X DElt., i At the Aorti , n Atari, W F.S.I)A Y, Sept. 9, nt TwelYr, o' Clock, rrro old FREEHOLD liol.7gEB, Nos. 5 and 6, in in .: i r the ennstiintion" {hie house, Lind .oas no.t present an 4.‘crilyni °pp irtime;il for ndu elline.lt extemivek wo.ritafiscti.n. It is ids, nrll cnkolated t. , r the huildiu, a tetthlic *Roe and wine fur which the bi 111401.1111 is very oiesse ing in a ce on 114 thorligh • fa, e, and Buie d..aht call lw eineriniited ~ f twirn,in.t n liceoce, Lnne helot murk veinted in !I.e. iselghh unro.,d: enoali s a 1 . 11.111 - nice of tri feel by depth of 63 led Da one aid 3I an other. A Ptin inn! he *ern. n,,1 Part;ritlars and Cotelisioro. •;3ie had .soy env previous to rite 3.1 r, or rite A uelino..er's office.• 12. Union•r ult. Olcl Broad...ma 414 It), Park plot , e, Wington ; Aticiiiin Mart ; Swim, Whitest hap •1; mot on the toof.et. AN advantageous Offer to any Person who wants ensAavownt, tha. la.. a Haile moo—, al command ; n Con rem Mal pruduccat admut Six Pounds a week. and, with mum lima nod is Madly, mi,ht lie raids iacrea , ed. All the Busine•N of try.) Gautier-, waited in ante, am the Greenwich Lon er-road. I)epi fort, and kotherlaii he, tat the itell sarar, ; hating put up there 30 year. past ; reemve, luggage and parcel. from B. n skine.-hetise• ; the pre •laprierof, or his man, will pa the raximi, 14 days reith the pu.cillt,er, Is itrorites hi as in Cssit:lliCiillX the 1)11 , 10N4.. For raer t is f rowan,' nppla 1 , 1 Jr. Bird, k4ctioneer, No. 53, V ch-strept, war the New Chitral), Strand. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, SaraCeti% Wad S-ow-hill..lasslon, the.best Ace. snoso.lation for Trriveller.. ass..d Beds, choke Li n ves, and moderate Caterers. T:se folthwing rib Csiache., Anil Croaches, &c. -et out from the Saracen . - Head Ina, hill: — EX E tER, Pla mouth, Wey anat. Dorchester, Falmouth, Dortinotth. led ;4 slishury, New Post Coaels, every Misrla4 at hall-lil-t ail o'Clork, with a Guard. Ihrt/Ugh 1111:111 -n, AI - tniseeer. Iteidp lit, Blandforil, 12 ,i. g ..oke, and B -to-hw. Spalding, PelerhinottAli, Stilton, and Hunting lon. N.ar Roan, Ma., enstrh, seh out every Cvenitig. Coaches firm BE. S Lou,;,. Grita4sy, and 8011. 1,1 V lilti)001., WarrissAtoo, and Litch fiel 1, tll II:11, Called. The Evpe litiox, `ter: I;ven.nt nt Fire si•Clock, to the Saracen's Bead tun, !Ale-Arco. Liver pool. Cu ,riled throw:Jr.:it. BA 111 ana BR IS ritL FI3 ing Post Co:now% through Chip prawn. Calm.. •.a I M irlintroits" oa every Afternoon; :.rrive at Mr. Mav's. th e GreVhouod Imo, Bath, nod the Landon ravens, Tito wt..-treet, mid she Sotto Itri-tol, next 111orning.C11;1Chelo 111/ tA ells,. Brulgen 7 aier, Limns New Lithi Conch, called. The Rockingham, sets ..sit • very Morning nt halt% wtsi Seven o'Clnck ; carries Voter Insides...lila, Anil ewe- relltaf k:1111111°.sily. Wilk a Soars! 01'014 h o it. erases throngh Sits Ilford. Newark, Iteirod, Doncaster, and Feta yhridgeoo the Oal.'ea Lion, Leedv, s.ea t DAY sit Noon. Nutwithstandiii4 the uncomoson expedition of this batch, it allowed to he i.e most lsg.ce.shle au 1 cianplete ;Mee on the North Road, being unetlaalled in Accomiandal by any ocher. • • • KEN I)AL. Lone:Met, Pre.;ine„ Kirby-timed de, 13 Churls. stem-.. 1• L. sold Otroltrt Post Coaches, every After. 1101111, nt Five o'Clock. GJNerled. GI ASGOW, Loogtowit, Gretna-Green, Ann an, Dumfries, WO% ithill;"Th..rni.ilt. Cammick, Kiu h snell, :,nil all part. of Scott:ad, C:imperduivu Conch (D.sil)). YORK. Newcastle, and Edinburgh. nett' CniKil o riflrfrl•ll will 11 Guard throughout. seis oat every Moroi g at half a.l Sig . 'Cluck, ha nay of Nenark. Rot rd,TiAcaster, I) sr-• i Northolleitho. Doi ham; Morprtle. sort Iter wick.— Re-enters finAing theinveliesi Claimed fntm the leii, ; •th of the way lest whist time Vary pleats, and then unites'd on noy rotai. annul fare. .1. 'Clark ,•the Black Swan. Co ney atreter. York. rims Co slier vs Su:Licata, Hull, Starbo. sough. Widths. am ..ther NUT.. • . BRIu)(;KNOItfH mid Walsal new Post Coach, every livessitig C A R LISI.F.. Penrith, and Whilehlren. Po , t Coasil. goes with Fosse floras., and a Guard all the way. Passes Birough Brou4h, A I .plelsa entithrilde. Rich ttttt l'atteritsk, 1t... nnynbrld e, Vreiherbv, A herfnrd, D•awv:sier. mid (;o•atithorn (the &vireo a sa it.. eighteen miles), vets out ever.y :hod performs the 'nova.) with Ills; gje .tami fat ility. Pas-enders ill-aerial on :he Ro a d sly liii.thess 111 pl.-avail% 11:11/e the peculiar oilwaiume of•l heir. seats Irving lei area in the neat C , aiess. it A IcIiFIELD Post Coach, every Moruiug, at half-past Six o'l•lncla.. CII ES ER, Newp-irt, Whileharch. Tarrarley, N.intwa7h, Northuich, nod Middlewich,• Plat Coach, carry Evening, ot Five o'Claiek. SU% DLBLAN D , Stun loon, met Yarm, New Coach, every Monitor, to the George litio, Suodeilnad. AI K NSA I..ST Wit slow, Cungleton, Newcastle, AC missal, and Wolverhampto.-. Past Coach. every Afternoon. guarded. Snit EWS nu It 11 . , Wi•llihgton, and Shiltsal. Post Coach, - the Roan% Ciwirlinte, every Eveni.ne. nt Five 411% lock, guarded. Su FFI ELI) rush Itotherlia:ry Yost Coach, called the Rock ingham, ever'. soul' II A M FTON Winche-ter, Alreitford, twat Alton Coach, every Kunnas. BIRMINGHAM blercary Port Coach, wills a fitiard, sets out every Afternoon. ittulci•oche.. Birmingham next stay ht 150015. Pus sw tvv , Ost.rd. Enone. and Stiipstune, to toe Saraerm's (lend. link-street, Birmingham. BULL. Nortlitave, Both den. Thorn, nod Do:wooer, Port Conch. eerily Morning lit half-past Sir to'Clock, to the Bull and Sun Ina, Mytna-gittr, Hall. II • HEifTFORD, Ware, Huddesdoo, and Cheshunt Coach, every Morph's. TOTTENHAM nod EDMONTON Coach. at Half poet 1). Ulf-von S. half-past 4, and Will- pro 4 7, o'Clock. LOCK AN 6UROICAL OISPLNSARY. fib Roils' Higtmess the Doke of Y.trk, Peet'dent, and the follow lig Committee of (love' mini 5-7 Earl of Leibito 1, Color, W. J. Jones, M. P. Right line. T. Jones I otoch, E".t. M. P. Kt. ridanhl.P. I Colonel 11. elentents. M. P. Hun. Col. J. Barry. M. P. Contain.Joines lisy• Surgeon, Mr. Ki rn Member ,if the Iti.yal College, Lothian. Patronage this Institution has received, for 11 olio exeltt•ive treatment mid Cure of !pith licei, ;abided l oo t Venereal Ciimpl•iloto, end tl.eir dreallut cott"cneettce".. ms strictures, debility. ulceration", Ace. condueed coder the migement of a Geollettion nf the first larobvional ahilifieg, will 'Mac , the Public - of the high merits of Mr. Ki EP. NAN 'Spins. nod that by it the inronvehierret of Palate Cluirttie , are mvnid eft, wisi the tnnugaid unwori are protected actiirist the fatal delov'on. beta our by ativerti,ing pretenders in this Inauch nt practice. Since it , evaablitiiimeitt I . 3.ss;patients, of both Sexes, have heels cured, without cannot-mei,' ar tn.;ory to Cie (oot tension, nod With n delicacy and set -retry hitherto unknown; moot of those have laboured under the most chaiplicateit firm. of the disease from ten to twenty year". The tittt symirom:: "Yield to Mr. Kiermurs treatment in n few.days; and where uppeormire of debility comes on, trio early application cannot, be made to prevent the danger that may iel,ye.• The :Surgeon may be Toacultetl by either Sea, with the• greatest werery, at his private hoo-e. No. 41, Lower Char lotte-0,04c 'from lase to twelve in the morn , tug, until sitt.till.itine at night ;to whom let try and ether' conanoiliceoilab s . from town and country (post paid) may he abt dressed, and *4l be punctually FRENCH' P.4PERS. • KONICREERG, Ano. 9.—On the 6th arrived here Marshal the Duke of Bellow). The next day he re• viewed the troops in this city. WittzsAW,'Aro. is confirmed that the tin. peror Alexander ems extended the left wieg of lois corps &armee to Smolensk, to facilitate by that means his junction with l'rinte Bagration. We have reason to believe, that for once the enemy will make a stand and defend their. owa eoeutry. As-cording •tothis movement upon Smolensk, it seems that tha . -Russians have no other object than that of encoring . •the two capitals of 1 3 .etersliurgh and Moscow, t! e -first of which is menaced by the French army, which marches with celerity tewarols it by. Newla and NValkii Luke, and the second by the. army sikch matd.r , , Upon Smoleoak. VIENNA, ACO. 19.—Soldiers who hai been ah.. sent on lease, on ilia leisurely met nut for their depot, from whence, they will proceed by easy marches to join' the ilia :Tent corps to which they be.. long.. All this clearly proves that the auxiliary army is not great :taut of reinforcements. They :mite from Turkey. that Czerly Qeorses, General its 'Chief, had arrived at Ilelgradb, and declared to the Senate of the Servian.Nation, that it could no Initger rely - upon the Russians, who load failed in alt . the en. gagements which they had contracted with "that ,uas, happy country. Ile, °evert' egos, ad‘leil,. that G 0... neral Orulk lied proposed the centineation of the. support of Russia, only on condition of their sub- . , mating to that power, delivering up all their for... tresses and places, and placing their treops .at the . • 'disposition of the Emperor Alexander.. propo. sitions were rejected.. VIENNA, Acco. 19.—The Court Gar.ette g;v , s the continuation of the journals of the operations of t h e Austrian auxiliary corps. " On the 16th July, Captain Braqaeville of the hussars of Kielimayer, passed the 13.1 g at 4I:ulo:ra, surprised a piquet of Cossacks, and inade,the Ocncor and his soldiers poisoners. " On the 17th, we tool at Blink 4 Rassian Of. fibers anil 131 soldiers. On the same day the Colo. nel of the regiment of hussars of Hesse Ilninhurg, which kid been sent to.. the banks of the cued of Oginske, took a convoy of 196 waggons and 393 horses. 44. On the 19th, the Austrian auxiliary corps marched in two columns upon Nieswitz. The one took the great rold of l i:et:scour, the other, corn• mantled by the Fieltl.MarsLal Lieufenant Baron de Frimunt inclined vpon Pinsk and Soltiesin ; Captain Paulini, of the 11 , 1ssars of the Emperor, surprised on that day a Russian post at Lulyitz, and took the ()Aker and horses prisoners. some Russian troops. having come up to support this post, Lieutenant Count Forgoes, of the same regiment, overthrew them and killed the Russian Commander. " On the 21st, a Saxon regiment of cavalry and two regiments of infantry entered Kossow, to re lieve the Austrian Major-General Dachmiesten. 44 On the 25th, the Russians advanced . upon Pinsk, which was occupied by the Field-Marshal Lieutenant Baron de Frimout. The object of the enemy was to retake the considerable magazines which had before been taken from them; but alter several hours skirmishing they were obliged to retire with great loss. Four divisions of carriages of the Austrian auxiliary corps emptied a part of these magazines into 966 waggons. On this occasion a company of the regiment of the frontiers of Waras din, made a fine defence against the enemy, who at tempted to proceed beyond La Pina. " On the 21111, the Field-Marshal Lieutenant Frimt,ut gave up to the Saxons the positions which, he had till then occupied,, as well as the magazines at Pinsk, which had not been emptied, and began his march to effect at Xieswitz his junction with the tirlt column of the auxiliary corps. 64 Oti,,the 25th, Major-General de Zechmeiter was relieved at Kobryu by the Saxon General de Klengel, and proceeded to joie the corps trartnee, at Nieswitz, where the head-quarters arrived on the 27th. . . " On the ;oth, the corps d'armee was to have continued its march by Minsk, when intelligence wu received from the French General, Regnier, that the Russian General, Kaminskoi, had driven in the Saxon pests at Brzesc, attacked their ad. vanced-guard at Kobryn, and that the object of this corps seemed to be to advance to cut off our corn muniaation with the Duchy of Warsaw. In coo.: sequence the Austrian auxiliary corps remained at Neiswits, 'to support, in case of need, General Regnier, and, to be able to attack the enemy is cog cert with him. 44 On tbellst, in the afternoon, intelligence was received from. General Regnier, that the Saxon General, de Klengel, after having defended Kobryti with much bravery, during ten hours, Lad been obliged to surrender with the greatest part of his brigade, and that the enemy detached his patrolcs to the environs of Pciisatia• • _ " In consequence of this intelligence, the army began its march in the night. of, Ake 31st from Nies witz upon Snow. • " The Lieutenant-Colonel Count Ki.islty, of the Beaulieu infantry, remained with a detachment of three companies, and 100 horse, at Kletzk, to ob serve the debouchewf Pinsk, and maintain eve cont munication with the French General, -Lat e ourldow bourg, who had left , se teeny/pis at FAibruialt.,i 44 On the same day Lieut.-Colonel .Count *Latour, who had , been',charged with! 4 tnissinn, to the.heed qnarters of Vrinee k'oniatowsky, returned from Ma hilow with an account that at the environs of that town General Rujawaki had attacked the Marshal Prince of Kcitmuld with two divisions of grenadiers, waking part of the second , western command• • 1 i ~~ l t