The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-17 00:00:00

-1.11,41, _ -- - - , , 1.1 • ( :/..\ -...... -r.. . e _ - /.'": :-.• 40 ....- ! c) , •, / , 1 . . - r- - • • '''' • ' .. r." ; - ? \; , I 7 ... . .. , .4.... %r.- t. , ff . ~. II r• -" - , . I I , x l • .. , ..,;;,.... ""4......1- j) "';. f .i....). ~.).;g: . . . . .... .c. ....., ~ ,„ . • - . • . . CS . 3 , e . •„,. , A n __,, , f,- r , ;r 9 - .1 L i • L , , i , ) • ...I% . : LONDON, THUhSDAY, SEPIEMBEit 17, Ibl2. N. 2045. Piiict cp. 'ALA it;)y %1., C )1 1 ENir Till S prts•tsit V CNI XG. S Jar. 17 ; Ain he p••lforfol.r4, THE SCHOOL, OF Ill.: FORM. To %hid, %. ill he ril d, • Al t 1.1.1. 4 4.- • • • AssoctA,LioN for the ILELIV.P and IftNl.l- FIT of the vi s .v 6, e AC rURVIIG and LABOURING .POOlt. - cinuillilltit. Ills It. 11. the Duke of K.,.t Jawph roe. E i. II i- it. 11. the nave of Su; -ev WIIIInin II:11e, F...q. .. (le. R 11. the Duke of cud. new.' /Inure, Esq. !trudge W. li. Hoare. E.g. Ills Grace the finked Ruil•init Christopher Ittte, E s q. Piro, 11. a. 1... d Itelle Z• Nincao,siti, Esq. • Rielly Itoo. 1..r.1 t'llthorfie Same& Mills, E.g. Ri g ht 1T,,,,. L or d T elim o u t.flli Johil •Miyallifk, 1...1., Ifitht.ll , -.. N rh. V .osol:6it Th ottab l'ellatt, li.q. Sir ThoinA ISA-int, Illra. M.P. Thom.. remtvvrem, r. 4. •: I Si r l'lonmat Rrento.l. B.'u. RiC;1•11 1, l'ilillims7 F . -q. Sir M. ('holosele%, nail. William Phillips,' Esq. Willivm Alrcinier, Ell. 3 usrpls Iteytier s y mi , - Wili on Atl n, Er;. T. Rowcrat. b-q. T •mn. 117thiugint.. Febt./11.P. .1. I). Tomns.,o, Esq. Henry 15...a.h int, Ei.q. M. P. Hew TbOra; ~,,, hay. M. P. Audrew (lurt, E.g. J. ITe,loul, Inn. 144. John E,...eetibo. r.toi. M. P. W. WilSierfeive, Ers M. P. A mourn af 'Subscriptions itisserti.-eel - .45ort 1 5 The no, the nut b.- J. Vernon, I:'.3q. 10 10 ilta - Company A2lO .0 C. R. 10 0 C. K. • 10 0 Per. lz, Ward I I I). if Rucker. Fsq. .21 0 .1. butler, Esq. (0 0 m +.6..(7,ei1aral Burr S 5 Crow Bryle, Esq. 10 10 S - Win. Prpss, Bart. 2., 0 .i. 11: 11. 2 0' I', Bair, Epq. II 0 Mr. W. Crake - 2 2 Afes..l.ine Thicken 21 0 • Mr.learrad . Is 1. tier. W . Wi6l:aus, • • I I Mr..li sight 1 1 Ti.e Wor.hiplul Camp. sir. Stier4 li 2 2 of Fiel? ureters 51 0 Thontaa Scott, Esq. 10 U Li.ut..l ill. 41`Lerrith 5 5 J. E. IL Newcastle- K. 16. Mit , l u Esq. 5 0 nader-Line 12061 0 Mr. 11. Prue 1 U W. T. 10 11 Merl. W. Habana and Stephea flastire, Esq. It) Li Son* 0 W. M. 1 0 C. J. 0. t 0 Jrsrph Delrrrisr, Esq. 5 5 J. K. I 1I A Trade-mar ' whose J. G. 10 0 Servain took f.r a 11, James Hall . E.g. b S note, hild toe ini-take Meat. Goiliuis and could au' be disco. I Sharpe 52 10 verrd 4 0 Rickard Phillips, Esq. Fs 0 1 A Lady 1 0 Sir John Culposo .5 3 I Mr. R. Smith b 0 Richard Won& Fig. 5 o W%naltan; Enatchbull, J. B. Vona. E- q. 10 0 Eq. sv) 0 Arch. Cochrane, EA. 50 0 F. J. C 1 0 Anon. /nous 2 9 Mr..l. Richards 1 1 Sel.icuptinas are received :it the &Bon inz Hankers In Lon dm.: Mi-i6iri.. Birch an I Clamhitr-; 11 0, a1Virl .snd C". ; Omits and ('n. I I).)VNit, Thrintnn, and Flee; Drammoolls mid ('n. ; liiininWil:."ll and C..; Ilaukry and Co. ; Ilrare and C... t 114 , rlitio1, Ransom, nod Ct..: Paxton', Clicketcll, Trail, moil Co.; Smith, P.ii tie, and Smith. It i. requested that any c 1111 l u6uoiratinns to the As.otiallua may he made to Cie Sreretary, Wiu. George Cialrr. Esq. John tre•ri, AilleriCil-INU,iff. SA Lb:S. ill Mr. Mr. SADLER. Al his ilep.mitory, GioswelL tree', I'll-NIORROW, Sept. IS, Twehe. UP‘VAR Di of Severity Lots of HORSES, of difererio de.eriptinn.. totionet which are vveril clever hack we. moviel , A of veal welt ht. mai tfrr% rl,l trolleys; At Molter of capital Loge-4ized ¢t. , (l rt.,chiner-, ma ii roarheeF.., ...ter..,ric mind jount• y horbes, zallnway, , pouies;cart..nor:•w, Itarnert., &r. T viewed the mond'', of Cate. Pollie Sole i)•.v. ev,r% Ti'. qi.t anti Fli4lV. FR ENCII PAPE RS S. PARIS, SEPT. B.—Pritate letters from Smolensk* announce, that that town had becon e all at once tiiP point of re-union, add of the passages of ier..rat un merous corps d'arnsee that it begins to see orlcr and tranquillity succeed the fright and disorder spreind through it by the Russians in their itight. IVe are loccupied in repairing, as much as circumstances will allow, the damages occasimaed by the are, and in 'I conveying out of the city the enemy's (lead, and to the hospitals the wounded of both armies, that care ! may be taken of them. I The uurnber of prisoners. increases every instant, by the stragglers, which our troops collet: In tae different places upon the toad to Moscow; 'where, as is said, the inhabitants, in their turn, bare dolivei•- ) ed theßtselSea up to all that agitation which preca.les a great event. The nobility gad inhabitants of that ancient Capi tal aro packintopaud welding away their most pre eioua effects, sad taking avNisures for abandoning a I city, which they despair of seeing defended by an army !ln full rout. / The are re-perilll.l , 1. ',row& that, nit% d. view In th,,r sweri . s mnplAito I, ...v..rtl have been iv, tie.. int•ersor id the 9'hr4re." T h e no in will in fu litre Ile thrnvi n ;Ivo tit the pf the 'fhird Act, fir the' convenience oi:itt•se• ,etelic tier 1110 •Me. 11141 af. 1111.11. I" , row. nu. Fountiline of the Forpsl, r OF AN ATOM Y ET.. f;ICKAT WIN( MILL 11E NI R. NV I 1:40 N aml Mr. CII AR LES BKI., will b Till Ow t% .iiier Cons.; I.I.C,TUItI.S, uA p 110 I' JIM Im Oritticr 3 „, A i': of the Odom, may tte.tinfi be applying at the Then -4.1 Solio-rquare, any M Cock till Inrive. I Port Olot Rood f o r X 301). II V \lr. tl. PHI I'M PS, At his Great linoin , , New ii“tols.treet, on SATURD '..Y next, t nt O. P. iTHE BOND of a NOBLEMAN, f or th e s u m of FI V L i'IJOUSA \ D POUNDS, with Intern -t, 11ta3- Mile six in •tahi aro r the demio..4 a Peer, now tipnards or 1 eighty %min of age, and infirm. The nadir:are of the highest ' respeetnhilit‘, nod the ikorenose of liae above *void be an eli- I +Rile pro. WL: on for a ou•er child. I P ,r.• .111111 Ml' he had at the Marl ; awl at Mr. Phillips,,,; , :3 .-.• • liond-oreet. i , . : t.. cUititv's Potrristi silAva.%;• , IVA ITHM A N and SONS respectfully amusoyce to their Friend.) :mei the l'oshlie, ohat the% are one trooltrioic a vartetv of Hit 11'1311 Sti A AV L 4, of ecoitelv le.. a.. , ; • Cfsilll adapted for the S-Arooom, which •11 . wv .tire .1 to el.,- a t Or th.:br moderate 'wire., :mot to be h r e'o:tively at their Warehouse, N.I. 101. Fleet•:orceo, , Age-:.toroot. %% heoto they to o‘e at proo.eloo ,an=t e ten %lre - Amovro moil/ .•t • shreri:,, : i, TA N N. Linen% rur vorre., JOAO'S 1111 , 1 Litioi.h on equa:ty stooletate r. • Mu:fern Fornitti,e, nor Ar. By Mr. PIIILLIA. • At his Oren. Rows, !ki.iv Finad--iveea. TO-MORROW. and two following 1)..)s (Sinaday excepted.) at Twelve, without rc.erre, THE genqiiio and elegant ITOUiETIOLD FUR. f UR. r, new and modern plate, large and ebiin innviola gev, convex buttite, comtelahrias, wirer laid, a d other valuable effects of a Lady of F.v.iiion k removed from h.sr residence, far l i b.: .late ode t stowing which are lofty f sirp a ..t lieCtea IA and Itai.dvonve eltitozdreveries, excellent be tdina, rove wood awl mahogany too, sofa, card, and other irible+. %veih smile; of rhilltZ and satin dmaring-raiaim vied di wing pa: lunar con elotirs and view. a ce:,nd piutia..f,:fle. by Atoda 1 , :t tuth;e *et of dining-tablev, chars. .ll with 111111- roreo, P. , 115 , 6 and (oboe earpet., and mr•erllanciag , stoves, press c:lllirtry anti Inner disitte.tie funtilurr. . SIYEWKIGIIT has great pleasure in stating I Y • tile ‘.lit•resA that at:enfted his F.,rtaante oLiers, I , I• Cotten drau n the PO st smut, having toe hich,•st sr .nsrout. N... and sever , ' ininnr en t inat. i Silt. 1.; at Ane trusts the same go..d f. , rtnne kivait. hie ieso. m th- t. ,, n.tit Lottery, to he drawn the 211th of Orto , lining two Prszeb of .€20,00 t, Act. for whirls Ticket+ a 1 s air on s..ie, in gre.,t varies., at Nu. 37, Cutohill ; 1.1. 0 ‘t..i d-•t reel ; and :3S, Haymarket. M; he bitmed.:uld Catalogues had at the Mari; and at NO. 7j, Net.% POOL 4 X 1) Cflk ',Ml.:Reif ANTS. lION DURAS- Wll 1.1.a.NK511)11... SOU 1 . 1114 A 11K. NviLLLIANI POOL, law of Owen's-place, tool 1.-ople-sirret, Wiiirefrone:, ef sires to offer acre!). tat b• nekivio lerl„tioteilis In the Nobility, Gentry. and Putilic, •iri who,. hitherto ereeieeti the mi.st liberal support, 1•• an wit tur contour inee of their taou.s lo the Ursa i' ...1 niiii C Wharf, where iheir calf %%41 be received, nod eaccuted upon file sihnt lihrrtl yr 1.4'1111. s. Re t W 311.4.14 Good Seriands RiA Co.itlit; Coati II ul ry . The u.nal I ..grain nlliossed no rive Ch Nidlam la t re,i, Cult Delis now due cu bimmny he vivid nt liar Cloiiing•huure of po,ii and Cu. 11.alwas WhAlf, J4.1.11k We. WITH twartivit gratitude II A NN.III ANDER , -ON , Wotovi or the Ltr U std An , lerNoo, Plot. of . . . D. al, o ro-e hem, %its severed ruin' hi, toil i,r Iv a ;o;r., in :t ! g.ar .1 N , I d In Wog or Ito ,d 3. ICI the VW) of Silornitier lasi, ff . T ri t i ~ an inn.* grateful thhoks to a grorrou. pohlir i and ne- , Tr d0.1.44r I-. ir , .. 4 r.g.0.. 1 ..• ..% Children's .r.e tut benvll., I los ~ .:1 s '1w0.% won. of Mc. fin., ell, No. 10, King-tree!, Co- ~,,, ~. ,1, 41 , I ,n.d .r., nivl No. I, I/ n r-' ill NI ,r ;: , :1.., ow 1 .,,,ter. a l • 1e.0rr.,1 •tion. ; mid I th..olt r'f A tinigiliy, vs,— .... 4 , 1 „.,, e _ 1 %.,I.in 3..6-0,1 re, I .11,1 I ito - .01 1!1V On gi i•altr.tr ) eraibled to 0.:..,4 1 ty sr! 1.1:.i1 , COI:1St:14, a len rhil.lreo. DANN All ANDERSON. : M ‘rict‘s N11:11 NI ii.ll 1". Nta.c.te, S ? witnesses. .1 1 Hi .NI ‘• 119. h. LH. Pit.t, U,:il, Tic. I, S. eilirr .5. 012. 'llir .I.ll‘ TAT...? Old ti0,,1 std, under the ennunand .4 A.l i,, .1 l'..ir% - Xl2ll 0 0 Ir-us Cie 11.:.1 In Ifl v i er pil o t, 93 0 0 1 . 1 ,,, u ~..1,1,,, , , H. I. .ii ... s. I (7 en.l..nern of Deal 43 11 6 i ii. “tr O.' 11. 1111.11r:1 fr.oh Ili. blutirr, SoiNrrquith„ 1 cor,rnle - . 25 11 6 1 r .., ~,. Nl:.re:or P,,,,t rill - - `l.l u 0 44.:...eidi Ir. I c , via-1 f or. \Tr. :11urn.ner%'s Coach- .n.e. Ma ..1 ... - Ii 1 0 Do,. ii.,o. 11r. 11..0..11.' 10, King-hiseet, Covent rad, n - - 15 5 6 Dm,. tr..uto 11.. (4 , 1 , er% 101.fars, 11streate 12 1 0 1'11... 7.11., l% ithe,..eo% I.lloncs, lt, ..n.g , ,te 11 0 6 1)1,1. 114.-1 , .. , •••15110 rl Son, I.l.n t kerp, 11argate 11 11 11 1;.11 , I' ,111•fre- 1..t.r•,t %, M... - ,:in• - 9 b U 14-kr,. 13.111w1 ;Ind Wliifr, Lloyd , Coffee-house, Lon. .1., - - - 7 2 0 Ihe 11'hilb1:41.4. Boittsnen - • 7 0 0 5u1.... -nt..ln. ti lll. Beltir.i.n . ::, the ',trent Library ,t) 11 arair - •- 4 10. 0 1).11.1 Mr. IN it eidtai'b Pi ititiog-oltire . 3 9 6 Torn gilit6 3 6 An. firtlier flonNti , n n ill he m.Kt thankfully reeriyrd qud fal cud. :44014 1.. hle-t•ro. Ftanri. t “hto anti Sou, Banlvcs, bl M 1,. E-q. Banker. Dral. IiTORS' SI N EM; Al' E. r POJit DEBTOitS confined NEWCA'IT a iiket grateful '11;1.16 to their gnieritult It,.totl-r. for the it•di received their . 1.1.1. %%latch Iwit• bra i) their use by 'lr. Ke• pit or tot. ohwe un re "I'd , xeit ,, •ii urr. 11.4.1 cv , r iiekr..)%oCege tfaelo.rise. -6•:0•11 f.vr the ii , erciee nt th it Fuld, Irsum us hoc It ertaatrinti are u5ak , •,.%% it artd uarcli hrtm e it, establi.hatet.t. rib S..ot.rvtlie, :mutt UN the hi of Frb. £5 5 0 A tb.to t% to curt. Stir Pri;ott I 0 0 A • rmitition 2 2tt ___ AI, ,t.y . . - - - 920 A P.mity in v iris the Prison - 3 0 0 Froidtirr of Prii.r hover - ... - 1 Bti A 0114 the I...udini Grand Jury, by --- Davison. Esq. F ...ruin - - 5 6 0 So itierisid loe, b, 51r It. C. 61yn. Bart. and Co. 111 0 J. 1.. Grails*. I.r¢ by ditto - JO 0 0 A G. onsenettn. A. f. JD - - 5 0 ii A Gill of :h. Lund. n Gra.4l.l,iry, by Wiili.t.ii Yenning. 1'...... For.t.ion - - -t() i 0 0 Wllli,i. 11140,11 hair, C.q. - - .- . 1 1 U A Gin ell of the tilo 14.. Fund, by Samuel Birch and w Will inm lir)g..tr. Eimirec, Siierifs - 85 0 0 is 0. . - - 1 oti r. P. . . - - - 1 till The Nett' Drht••r- f 'tiller beg leave grat.full y in aeknan ledze tie i Imerstitt% • I the Nehleta• II and Gen , letzten wr the B..eirly 11.'111 I. Crary... treet; ta.. • lto 'II, ..1 I. 11.10 , i and Miditesex I the . W u. ;pia t•oop a".• of May. r., Merceril a r id Merchant 'l' , .- f . ..•...•• 1 us. 10 1•,,,1b-.. 1 .e.. ...it Is wt Mi:r.1.11 , 1. I/V .shale r nt "nil.' ...u'rtliiiii..iis Ir k irno Fnu4 of their relluw•miff•rer: lo &ye 11, 4 . 4.e:inf5.:1 In the e, i • meld of liberi, ineir.ttrailir,. and 50t.,.. t. , .. y . I , •r late p,... r D him,. 0 lin through the tinast;firl cow ith... h.*. of M.. i.i. shi r ir Boot IL, and I lesjole• applied 1,,. I.•" 0 0.• I tir •••appartrital coattail data% their anitrie•thrst•ta. and Orr ea po.lo C t•f C 0.% pro .1-,• x nod -tthersedthe melt actiaar, Iris, lett, :her, 1...ve 4..6,1.4 the tnes...;:‘ ..r lib'rl.v. "i'''' lal I . 1e... I .0., wgi. this ined tam, In relent their most go str6tl thni.a.. 4 •4 the Plil'i 1). . O ~r, now in colitis...4:mo lithst humbly Is ye laid imp iwil tin. 1..41.1.5hie P catiole of p:al.tat angry. whita ha: 1.1"00 MI 'rut . tyliweel by tbs. Slt• r•IF, to their I le fellow suffer el't will ail... the . am me attetaitta of rwure Slirrit i nod Amnliy it e. tutplere a calf's , 'Jahn° of th we thh.rriptiu.• t • ."11 a hu b ii. 1446410 r, wh.ch Incie ..iilitrin su ezkntially contributed to lbw ..lesution oil their 4isatrom. 'JOHN ORME. Steward. 51ea... Snli , erlittinns Nth. Poitit'Delitor.' l'and ore ret rived by Mr. i s: ' •. i ‘"r C4OI per r ,nil of the tt.sulsing-Uouse af Sit RlCLird UP, ttift. U iiittbilAgult• BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS D.IY. Very neatly psi, t7d. price ss. bnond. ELEM ENTS of IJNI V F:ltiA I, G EOGRAPHY ) Ancient told Aludern ; tontaininga de-eription of tun Boundary, nivcri. P.,ttithitiort, F.stero, C pry, Climate, Div i•i , 104, - 1111tu..talns, 14•41. Chief C Oki. F..r.145, P.9duetions, sea Poris ' Islands, Cllillaleffe. BO' and Gulfs, (10% rm.:wilt, Ilisturiealttvents,ike. t.,ltes, Religions, Or the several Comities, St de. lie. is the Known World. T. which ili e udded l )i .tori :IL ' Clat4lt , ii. and siythologicat Notes. Rs A. PICQUI)P. L. i.don : Pr ;riled for the Author, No, 9, Clivel-ttreet. Pad dington ; and sold by Lick inctuo, Alley, and C.. Tetaple of the !slii.ei, rio-horA .:41.1:L.e. ......•...7u — ur vicr.. I,li ADRN II %Lt.-STREET. In 4 vols. 1R nn. I'. i r O . . ...t?, - SUB3TANCg :OiiiS.llAljO*; or the Fisher 11).iiigbr,"-rs of 14r , zlitroi IZ. toe Author 14.1.1 h, of the Wye," •• Awd nod Niece." " Eyeilheld Abbey," &c. rriti . e4 for A. 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Ile me of twin's Builaiog , „l•litieton Compact n'tcrinZ I f "We, it'i I u'e-' n rt ittal fiarden, gentaire For, iitarr, Pier :slid Chin 1a. , : (lase., Carpet... seasoned Feather tie& and Bedding, tmAlareso, Eight-day Clock, nod outer F.& ts. By Mr. ROIIIN 4 , On the Preiniu... No. 11, (ss vu's Building,. Islington, on 11 b:S I) V at Twelve, rirllE Genuine 110U•4110L0 FURNITUitE, pi..r and chimney ein.‘ei.n et of dining tahle.,enid chests of drawet , , hat eon, 013..tgasi. Chairs, i.i 1116-cloth. foul wog and odor , b•doeads. is tau seasoned feather beds and bed ding of vitriou. au eight.tlav clock, by Grace, an aiiirytll, kitting, requisites, and tatter effects, the prniterty or as Lots. On the same itv, tit Iw rive, will he sold. die LEASE, of the Compact I) %i EL 1.1 N ( OUS E ; consisting of Iwo parlours and ti.-al etorance on the ground fittor, two dre.sing-r ttttt bsotethe first a int. Ins) neat hed-rooms on the second e tor, v. ith le.o. and two :otitis sorer ; kitelout. wash-bonsc, rellars, ite. iu the lia‘eineut ; iu front n oral fttre.citurt, encletbett b:% palisatlocs, and video at the bark ; rosessitio of which may be bad at Michatimn.. The Howe to he viewed, by tickets, to the lime of sale; the Furniture Munilay unit das of .ile ; Particalitc. avid Oita loam.. on tar premises; mat of 11r. Kulons, Warwick-street, Guldei.issidare, of whom ticket. f r ri••lgul may be had. Roma .y Kent. Yale Fr: ~ Fi.hery. &r Farm-ho.m. (IA 11.•;- 1 ...v-• Coos:ire, Pablic-'B*.ase, mut One Th. S.•vrol 14. red ii..s4 Fifty A•res..f Meadow Mural), and Salt 51 r,a Laud ..11.1 a.... y, B. Mr. KOOKS. At Ottumwa 't, r.r. W Elf%+:•4l3A Y, Sept. 3.3, at Twelve, io One Li'', AVALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD EST Vfii, i nave in Romney Mor.h, its the Parit.h of I.'. i. near New, Itotnete, o . i•it or C..untv of Kent ; romptiont: she M ;NOR, or REVUTED MANOK of LYDD. with the right of F,slarry eitendio4 near two M les al mg the !tench, awl its tor !ie et. of the Estate t and toptenrds of ONE' Titous‘ND SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACin q of rich Me Ann . , Marsh, S.ili Nlair.h. Land. and with a Flr•o-loom. C..ting.., and Public-house, all in a ins: A axe, in the aceitisitinit of 1 ap nisi F' Ithlter. Russ 11, Osier. :and others. adjoining the Imodo of the Wirt of Th: i net iVeth , rtiett, Esq. Thiv E-sate i 4 highly iito prmAttle, and by temporary fearing may be cate•iderably in cren.ed ; a very eligible property In invest money. Particular: , may be turd an the Prcmiics t at the George Ly aid ; While ilatl, Ilse; Mr. Hither, VA hest atm ; Ship atIII LOllllOlll Inns. mid Of Mr. Shiptlein. Sa.ii aide, D.ner ; S:11 n eva% Head, latio , ani, C.inierbury ; of Sleet:. Jones anal Green, %-t quite t and of Mr. It..biso, War* irk s , reet, Golden-, yare, where a Mu; of th, lit•tate uuty hr seen. APPEAL TO THE TARTAR NATIONT. THE SILVER MEDAL; NEW INVFN'fLO TRUSSES, To GUARD A(AINST THE INCONVENIENCE OF RUPIURES. lUntanned by an. S. , eiety tar 'be Emetturngelnert of Arts, Ma i • nt:t.etutt , . and Connnefre of England. ti JrNV iTFORD, Surgeons'ittStrtiMent•maker 9 • nod Cutlet In St. Iloitholionevy's Hospital; Truss-tanker to ~I s MajeYty'y H lute Enninvissioners of the Trousport Board ; nod to the OR 11(1,0ntlnit Tenor !Society, Illar Relieving she Ruptured Poor, Intimated by hit ROVili Highness the ' nuke ..t switartnces ' , is NEW- INVENTED SER. irFINTINE CURVED ELASTIC SfEEL TRUSSES; by hirlt 11 Cure, in ninny Caws, nill lae °blunted ; mid he en. to keep sup the most :lariat fhliiiite that CM Wilitnat ineontraivute to the ivessarr, • T:r Society of Arts, i'ke, having veiled their Silver for the :those Improvement, the !weldor has bad the Moo* of ireceiving the ',sine from the hands of his Grace Duke of N.•rfttai, llwir President. • .Thr lovent-r has slaw she sutisfgettrin likvivise to issonsore's that his Tillobell balling given the greate s t sosisraiinn to the al l Meted with Ruptures, that not less thin 1000 perssos hove.' eishitt tine few .yeas, felt the grout ' , Sects et theta, these Trusses having been Made . on Antibiotic's! ,s which stn niter Truss has ever hem The Inceptor livn•fe% the SAltestil, that on a single trial they n ill Is. titorongialy tatnargetl of Ow*, s eperiocity over till TilifOteS Me* in o.•e dut y be t ig i a t tos wider lite Centre eklitYV Of Rarth«lntrteaS %Vivra, Auc. ,s.—Tartar Nation! For several centuries) our nation has been distinguished for its at tachment for the country vs Ilia had adopted you.— When that nnfortimate country fell under the supe riority of the Powers who had sworn to annihilate the Mulish name, you courageously shed your blood.— When your country revives, will you evince less energy than your forefathers ? To consecrate them selves for the good of the country was the distinctive character of the Tartar station. The country sines not doubt but what you o ill follow the example of yotir ancestors. Already have several of you expres . r. ed a desire to enter in the Regiment which is to be formed of your brothers. hasten, brave Tartars, to unite yourselves to the Polish Engle! Let the Tartar hordes prove that they have not degenerated from the Korycker, the time of Sobiesk;, of Azulewioc zer, and several other persons celebrated in history, who more than once spread the terror of their arms in tie countries of Poland's enemies. The country calls you, and she has a firm' confidence that you will fulfil this holy daty. To worthily answer this entl, we depend that you, or those charged with powers from you, will announce your intentions to the in litary ROM - CAL % Prince Oledroyc, General of (Journal de Paris, Sept. 9.) STUTGARD, Anottirr 29.-/--Having been informed here by official ehannels of the appeal made to the Germans by Russia, we cannot contain our indict*. tion upon this injurious proceeding. Without repeating the authentic rephks made from all points of Germany, we will confine our selves to demand by what right, and by what autho rity, Russia ran reckon upon the infidelity of the Germain; towards their Sovereigns, upon the infr.:c tion of • their most solemn duties and the most so. lemn oaths?—What a contrast between this re. volting pretension, and the excellent qualities which Russia does not refuse to the Germans in that ap. , It requires little penetration, an d into ,L taov _ _ Ihrti.iti..ry of Ara, and Sciences, desighert fur tin, of &boob, I hemoorocifv. -- Ow - - ,ay of St. • • 'Rad af, an eiegaui pre b e a l v aunt perooss. vac R. J. c. W 4 St ; and 14( Ho. L ott a w d. str e e l, ledge o f the German nation, to:foresee, that such an •Waits ins. prier 154. li..1 1 9;1. with imaterow plates. . corahlll. • injury would be received with proper ctiatempt ; uttil Maw, the POOR CHILD'S LI BRAN. Y ; er. Guide to lbe N. B. Where a 1..) may he hid, his new and cuoiplete Aiwa uud to Virtue and Llappiamo. the Rev. L Burrow. nuiri. a; a Salatiotie for Letrite9 $ alOl the AMULET / fur that lf German wartiors even wanted ettentraae price 46. ) 411 4 6iieiltog aural, without a *ion. went to support with ardour the cause of digit i / I i i. r 16 ii BY NU VAT E (MN 111( ACT, SPACIOUS FltEEtlol.o DWELLING TIOUII:, at Cisphain, in sarre%, bite in the sarentrition of •trnold 'it It tiadergime repair, and is eiiti:ety u••w paperi.4. paimeil, and ilecuraleit a: a con iiiderwtile expellee, ru•d is fit for the reception of a genteel an d litimprmill family ; it einit.iins ten hest chambers, besides nth. es for servants, mud ha, large :tad einiveiiient of ; has a grren•hn+nr, la.at-lhanse, kitchen-gal together with a lAwn, ut.d aalk. , tirwanriitril faith rife sand eu , lout: exratits. in peculiatr perfeetinn; containing ht thn whale moie thkii tau . r4i, place ma% be kept up at a ismder:ite expellee, while it airortls every cocain's, retirement, awl call aceutnasii dare, from the triac number of its rooms, a very large faunal,. . . . . . .......... rwthrr Particulars may be known by emairine :It the house it•elf; or by tefrniog 1 , 1 Mr. W. ir,:kak•. jar.. 17111111 Ni e the Plou; Is, Clapham ; to Jlr. St , .ekflale, Ba,ka ller, Piet .dilly ; Mr. Aeketai in the Strand ; Mr, Groh, 1, Paul Bart l).,rtors' Cummins; ur Mr. Dasesan, Rank 0.11;••• Imam, nearly opposite the from, gate 4.f the B nk, at t.lii. h several places iiakets ma's he utttlimml far keit% it all) dui from twelve fa !even il ' C ' sock. • The French troops extend upon both banks of the Dorysthene to the confluence of that river with the river Wop, as well as nearly to Usweate, upon the great Moscow road.—(Jourrral de Paris, .S4I 6). WHASA, Elcuo I.—Two battalion* of the 1 1 u. lish Legion of the Vistula, who, in Arrsgon, aid the kincitpts of Valencia, covered them selves with &rye's:tire 'arrived here.—( To per. ) Onzsntst, AUGUST go.—The passage of French and Allied troops who cross the Saxon territore by the routes which conduct to the theatre tf War, has been very considdrable. D iring some weeks more than 16,000 have passed, among whom tirt , re Swiss and Neapolitans. Some Saxon reeiinents which were to dillerent garrisons in our king&m, havelikewise set out; the regiment of Maximilian, that lot mod the garrison of the fortress of Torgau, has proceeded to the marches of Brandenburg, to reit& wee the army of Marshal the Duke of Castiglione. It has been replaced at Torgau by a battalion of grenadiers, which marched from our town. A battery of artillery lately set out from hence, by luterbock, for the Iron tiers of Brandenburg. The last intelligence from our corps &armee in Southern Lithuania is most satisfa c tory. By the ad. vantages which, with the Austrian corps d'arniee, it gained, the town and district of Brzesc are dgain oc cupied, and the frontiers of the Duchy of Warsaw and Galicia completely covered. The itussian army has been obliged to retire into d marshy and ; unhealthy country. The Saxon troops who were made prisoners at Kohryn with General Alengel, have been transported to Kiew, or Kiow, upon the Dnieper. Several of the Officers, prisoners have written to their friends. It is said that those letters are very tranquillizing; it is nevertheless feared they will be conducted into the interior of Russiao—(Sarne Paper.) lltat.rs, /too. 29.—Prince and Princess William of Prussia arrived here in good health on the 26th. His Excellency Lieut.-General Gra wert has left thearmy on account of ill health ; till his re-esta blishment, Lieut.-General De York, who at pre sent, conjointly with the French, occupies the coast between Memel and Nlittau, has been appointed to the command of the Prussian auxiliary corps which is under the orders of the Duke of Tarenturn.— (Some Paper.)