The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-28 00:00:00

'3:441 1 11 . 1031t.l. . . Si44NitAgAi l t • . wk 4. • _ I - • -41.! 0.4 i • :114 L... k tAsilert Os/ - v e, Aoi :1 .1 4 1.1 , i . Y.AI ,: •`4 .. t .4f:CIIIVO • 1" 1 ,1 N . ° • 1 4' . 1 '" 1;t1 b, tli? /40.141 g: 1 4r= IT. t. .1' ROYAL. iiIII.RY-LANK. THIS presert. EVENING, D.c. SS ) w...' Se/wants will perform IIE STRANGER.. • Eller which, A Slew Spleadhl rimmic.Priatoroime. rsllrll nA LEQUIN Nit ; or, A Jump from Jam', Rote.. 7.. 3 S,ti..J riice .. 611. i Br po re . 1.:—.1,,,viet */. ; tietoied Price, Is.— SteddhllPrice. 6d. _ TV IrAlitit-RoitArL, Ccilfpctcr (iARI)EN, THIS present EVENING, Dec. 28, Iw pert.m.A. A BOLD STRODE FOR A WIFt. After which, es Nem Goof. :Ponlonime. ralird nAnts.gutN AND. 1' iureNs; or, The %I The Doors essesingroliletellif past lee &sleek. gin 41.0 half pair skx.• -ivy* attvildiii . agic &RV. I - ,OST teo. ' -between tietiln ant - DO itt. .1.4 o'Cl-rk,lif a PARCEL, deterred lir Mr. James Mnrtin, ‘ti v Law, Battle. Smite t coolaiwinciur A h•trart and 1/ntft (neat, with othet.P...peri, of Nu ve to any peruse be One itiveer. Whoever lia• found, am% will bring the wile to Rem.. inn. !)ium. and Grp Nn..B, Angel-court, Throgiatertuse turc•, shall receive the spn *bore Reward., We. ti, MICHAEL AND JAMES' CONSTABLE% 11UPTCY. • rrlIE CREDITORS who intend proving ■ nn 'cc Abe Comini.iion of Bankrapt against Messrs. hl ICH A VI. nod* J AMES CONSTABLE, of Shad-Thames, if..autlivetark. and Murksdnue, London, Flour Factors and Men!. Heel), at the lira or second public sittious.which will he holden at Guildhall on Saturday the first, and Tuesday the eleventh of Juttintrs nest. are respectfully' solicited to transmit accounts thereof, a lilt the securities they hold, or full particulars there. of, to m Office, in girder that they astute exassiued, sad the dep ba ima3 prepared previously. JOHN - LElt, Solicitor to the Coassaissiot. liner Crowa-coots, Southwark. E WA • • sisbjetlt: : • • 1. Oita man writing memoirs of himself. 2. On deeisino of charagier. S. On the appllgation of the epithet romantic. , 4. Om same if the dawn by; which I:vat:gent:al Religion has reedemd lam accept** , to remits. Hof a mdtioated taste. By JOHN FOATER. . . . Pifth Edirtah. " A east of thought original nadsiblinlK` law ablikalled tali mane of imagery, a style varied, vigorous, and bold, are sonde of tint leading features of these &rays." " His eascepilunsare laminows in the highest degree ; he places the Weabe wishes to present in such a nand of light, that It is mot merely visible itself, but it seem to Malaise all sensed it."—F.electle Review. alarm; Printed (aGale, Curds, aid Fenner, rateraoster row. ...LIMON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW BR IDGE.STREET. BLACKFRIA.E. EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT, 'FOR Insurance from .FlltE l and on LI VE S; and fir the Grunt and Purchnie of ANNUITIES. ....... _ Insurances failinp due nt CHRISTMAS will expins SOWS renewed w iebin bilcess Ma's from thot period. Tbosy.tem of Vire liberaliser pursued by ibis Company af tods •ry ndruatM a which such a security CAN yield. On la. surnuees nut of Louden, the Premiums base been considerably lowered. _ - vvittrAit B. mourlfrAW, *mows Raw , inn, Snow-hill, LaWm, the hest Accemmodatiaoffe : l I Travellers, good Beds, choice Upon 'and moderate Charges: The followitut Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &e. set out recite the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill:— LIVERPOOL Poet Caso.h. to carry fear Inside.. sets not every Mornim, Omagh Latterworth, High Cr 1 1 45. !thickley,- ' Atherstane, Tantwortk, Litchfield, Udestherp, Northampton,. and Detestable. Arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Fal6nuth. Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Conch, every Morning . at half-past Six o'Clock. with a Guard, throtv,h Hookas, Ax minster, Bridport, Blandfnrd. Basingstoke and lingshot. BOSTON, saldisig, Peterborough. Stilton. and floating.- ] data, New Roy al Mail•Coutsh. sets out every Evening. Concise' from Boston to %dishy, Loath; Grincihy, and YOU; LIVERPOOL. 11VMos. Koslisford, lame. and Mech. Poet Cosa; ftftd; The repeal/low. tweet Even , * as Five o'clock, gods. Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street,• Liver. pool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL flying Poet Coaches, through Chip. pashas.. Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound IM, Bath, and the Landon Tavern Thouuw-street, and the Swan Bristol, next Morning.—Cuache: to Wells. Bridgewater, Taunton, LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockingham, seta nut every Morning al balf-past Seven o'clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy. with a Guard through. out. Pattes throsigis &mad's!. -Newark, Retford; Hoards - ter and Ferry hridge,to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Dav at Masai . Nolo ithstatiding the uncut's,' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii of this Comb. it l allowed to he the most agreeable awl complete Public Coavey., ant* on Ike North Road, being unequalled in Accomaindatitsa by any other. K I) AL, Muenster, Preston.: Kirby-Lansdale, Bahia, Charley, OrnislArk, and'Garsteugg I , est Coaches, every Met pU4lll, at Five o'Clock. Cestirdedg... • . tiL A S if) W, Longtewn Grrtna-Green. Ammo, Dumfries. Bruirehill. Thornhill. ,Satitittltar-Kilo. Catmoork, K ingswell, anti all parts of Sentimil. Camperdown Conch I, Daily ). YORK, Newcastle. nod lidmburgh , aew.Conelt, p..rformed with a Guard Ilsroughstat, sets out every Morning at half-pass, Sir o'Clock. by way of Newark, kete.rd, Tatica.a•r. Dar, Northilleverin. Durham, Morpeth. mid Berwick.... Pasoestgers finding tirmaselses buiguesl from the length. of the jimmy, may rest what time they please, and Chest proceed on wittiest any additional fere. .1. Clark, the !Barb Swan Co. neyvarects York, runs Comely* to Seeded:old, Hull, Srlrbo. rem_ gh, Whitby, mid other Place". • . BRIDGENORTH and Walsul new Post Crack, every Eeriness. CARLISLE, Peorith. nod Wkitehaven. Post Caarh, goes with Four Hersey and a Guard the way. l'asses through Waugh. Apple's?, Grentnbridge, ItichmOnd, Catterick, Bo ? onerMiefolge, iVetherby. Aberfortt. rind Gruaithttni (the nearest way by eighteen miles), sets out every hlorninc. and 'wiliest" thejouraey with the ereateet facility. Passengers detained no the Erinsily im.istre. or plesoure have the peculiar age advant of their seats tiriag secured in t be ' nest Conch. WA U.:FIELD Post Conch s every Morning, at half-past Six o'Clock.• • 1 1.Ainrge allowance is made on Life Insarance; and in that.ausd is every department of the business, the Comp:taw's al views are attended pith all possible convenience and disPal i cr WARNER, PHIPPS. Secretary. The Cnnittnny's Orrice for the West-end of London, is at No. 9i, no the IVest-side of New pond-street, near Oxford.. street. _ _ CIII SIER,- Newport. Whitrlisoreh, Tarpnrley. Natitwigb. Newthoick. end kliddlewich, Piot Coach, every Eveaing, Fite n Chick. SUNDERLANM Stnektoa and Yerm , lump' Yerm, New C, owe, Murniug. to the (leaflet inrklinsidErlaild. MA NCH EST F.R. Wingate. Cougheon, Ne w castle,. Wfbok sad Wolverhampton. Pon Coach. every A fft.v..lion. atilitde,d,. • SHREWSBURY. We4llagnit!, and Shllfoal. P.ot teliell,l *Revs' Charlotte, every I:Joliette, at Fives Clock. galltd9l4 SHEFFIELD end e very Putt Coach, called the Rick.: iintlenso, every SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, A I redbird, m.d Altos Condi," every Evening. BIIIIIINOHAM Herm"' Pal Coach. with A Guard, sets an every Afternoon. nod rear he. Sit ' ghats twat day et noon. Paws by Ottrettl, brut.., and Shipstow, to the Seracee's Head. Bell-street Birmingham. HULL. Nartlitive Howdeii, Thorn. and Doncaster, Post Coach. every Mornire ' g half--,ass Sit o'Cluck. to the 801 l aod Son !en v Moan-gate, ' 2 '; • HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddenlin, and Chyskent Conch, every illraniog. • SY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYArLETTERS PATEN'I'S. L.EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous _la for airing, in all its stages, the Venereal Disease. One small Pill is a dose; and the taking of one box in a recent case will loose combat the patient of tar remissly of a speedy. re covery. Nothing can be better contrived, snore safe. or. ore convenient than this randy for sack as are obliged to go Jour- , airs, or to see, as it needs so conftnemeat or restraint of diet and slaty years esperiewe (in ass extensive practise) it /spray-. ed ant it will erect a cure when repealed salivation nod all other metTsolls avail nothing.. Err the Scurvy send other Chronical Disorder=. tabs blesliciny bas not it. wand, Upwards of 40.0011 per,oiss of both sexes harcticen radically cored of the above cruel disorders. within the last eight years. Prepared non hy.tie P,ropektiors. Thonsitt Taylor and Sao, Members et the Royal College 'sr Surnewa, Leaden (see the list of real Surgeons, putillsheiliumually by the Col lege), at their bowie. Ka. 9. New Bridge-sired; wbeisi can alise, etteodence and advice will.beitenity diem all , rates relative to .le above complaints,w it I levisikiNe secrecy/OWN by appointment, at the Perfonsers„ No. 35, St. Am:lad-sow% nu-wits *. Deshorongit's f.y Mw'p. Nw. 7, FAis•st hill I and by one person in every Q.laiki4erahly: tee u d Gear. • Nude, at.. is borer of may 2s. 'Jd. eat • - LETTER. magi comsat* . caxweic, 0111111,161111 ANT D. 9 ftlW4 AT I . 1 1 1011 1 1.1 1 104.:: , , " GErisair-4,bareithisisorroar,toitsid i yosl my Adjutant, ,M. - Mogte & -telotirp s , afair of the highest im ' wits Wo riff bail proposal to deliver 7 the fotiiitkii:iontided defence to the eneriari,ifer a tam. of 600,000 lierO' for myself, the CrossiOtilliaria Theresa, sasksiiiiatitate in Aut. tria. . " M. Ittoi•ltz , ,, my Acljolaskleitt, to have, he. 'sides, "156,011 b &yes for hitnsel4pai i nduce him to act 4e-st*h ante's:sit' is' to gain me weir. •He Was also -promised a decoration, and a mini elevated rank.— This morning, aboat 'TO o'clock, -My Adjutant re mired au . express, pressing him to repair to Basle, ';immediately, to i sjte hies street, Faubourg :Pierre.. I From thencebomb', conducted by,another person to the Crown, Wkly. it. ,Was presented to M:Frauen . belfg, a Bavarian General Meer, attached to Ge.- ' send Lichtenstein, ' from whom M. Frauenlielig had powers to treat, with me, or my Adjutant, wile will ,tell you the manlier in , which I Was to deliver up the place. 66 If the enemy wishes to have it thar, must. OP, NNW* from the eadnon's Nail; 1011.1. nor my Adjotaut disgrace our epskiiltisairy saCh act of.Peredy, bainteatirely devrifeillo"ogr Sprearkats, 'mad the country. 64 I have the honour to be, with respect, General, " Your most humble and most . obedient servant, " C [IAN C i.; • • " The ColoAel Comedandhot d'Armes. ".8111Mhiguen, pec.ls, IW." • ;LITTER .fßom CA PT. 84W5, AIJOINT. .rg.A.F I / 4 cps e , WAN DINO isORTr NaßßEiTilp ei, cwaimattoster stair 1111.1.• • —l.; ikon. ;fit r , .. . . its our power. To the independence and the liberty of oer country,. to preserYe oar pre. sent Conititutron and the integrity of our territory, f is the only.. but intportant object o f all ou r Karts. I. Confederates of all the States of the Helvetic Body, we communicate to you this declaration, made kt the ultme of our common country, le:order that each of you may contribute to facilitate theiez. ' '• - ' ertion of aft seismal 044,, that *Tory j os my hasten • to. that vbruntaiiijr”wbicii the welfare and ~ safety of his country demiiiiiiVrOM him , and to show f • [himself veoithy of his an* this , and 'of the hapipi ness he enjoys. —Let us offer to the Most-High That i tti4te et gratitude which we owe him, for the In. l eumertible blessings which he has hitherto shorered l'itpon oar country, and let us re com m en d to his pow , errsl protection the preabivadon of the tranquillity of Switzerland. (Sigeed) • ItEtWRARD, Lastriamom awl Proisilart of Ike Diet. Mere fellows the °facial act, der:lariat; the " in.. - viaTability - of Sivitav lend from the wrroies which isurround It, the conservation of the relatious of temity and good neighbourhood with alt States, its 3 perfect neutrality, and. th e m ost scru p u l ous iaspar t t. 41014/ 7 y °lard the Lie/figment Powers." In order 1 to maintain this neutrality, the Diet has resolved to I;eccopy, the-Ixeutiers with troops beloogiag to the Confederation ; and the act expresses a conviction that " after the interest and benevolence which the belligerents have everihown to this country, they ! will not be induced, from any military comtina. tions, to violate the neutrality of an independent . people, whose existence only .depends upon in ternal and,external tranquillity, impartiality towards tareigi"Powers, and perfect quiet." It concludes erfill'ititileeibil it expects the Belligerents to give the siost poiltive orders to their Generals trot to " Nettamee. Lts COIIIIANDANT,.-4 !violate the neutral territory of S w it zer l an d, . an d .: none ‘o inforps ye% that inconsequence of a letter still less to occupy any military position iu that coml. whielt I received this morning from Old Brisach, and try.] whfch'l have the 'honour to transmit to you, I re. paisid to one of the Islands of the Ithine, where I felled the Sleur lleThst, merchant, 'at the said Old Brisch, who told me that yesterday the Austrian GepfiVA 90lay, Commander of the troops of the enemy coming to that city to inspect the garrison, consisting o? frOm 3 to 6000 men • the inhabitants having remiiiked that a movement Of the troops was intended, applied to the Said General, requesting him to spare their unCartunate city, which had already been burnt in 1795. " That General answered them that there was no other means to spare the effusion. of blood than to.. i address themselves to me; he told them that he had engaged the Sieur Herbst, as being particularly ac. quainted with me, and had given him permission to come and speak to me, that If I would - denier uic, Fort Mortier, . I should have for reward a million in specie, or the.rank which I might .require in the coaleiced armies; that he knew .well that I was .1 man of honour, and that to.skreen me'from my 'go t , vernment, he would cause a false attack 6, be multi; and that then, as if surprised by the enemy, I Wilk deliver up the fortress. - • *or Ikrbit requested for this purpose to baJrl ll lll irgteillkw with me to consult concerning this Weir. tioe,wored ttat,Geperal p by the iqtervention orthis ettfirgier Herbst , that I was ready to receive MAI Sri* titY kYtillery. I ` bate the honour, Monsieur Conimandaot, to be *MI impact, your humble servant, fit" J. J. SANS, uyi v, . . • . 41 ord's/000de Place, eemaqedieg Fort Monier." " Old *leech, Dee. 13. 46 MoNslitilu.PQWW4uakway—Tka purpose of the present' ugly tekreguest you to come to.mor. row morning, at seven o'clock, to the place which the bearer our friend, M. Anselm, will point out to you. We shall be there quite alone, to inform you of a Matter which interests you much; but in outer, So explain it properly (for it is a thing of the g :. reskkt tartsequenqs), we desire that you would bring Madame your spouse srithyou, but no other person, fur sisien . only ezplaiu ourselves to you and your spottie; %Milting at only tour happiness ) as you wish Dural !'" ,You toast cowl with Madame your spouse only; for.one of us only comes.mitha beatsaan. . 6 In the rnsautisne we &glut* you PS Madame 'your spouse most cordially. . < . (.'Pole Oopy.) (Sigue0)"":: it H 4MT. The Cutimel Coommodost d'Antses, « IftlifOrtt." • ' AMERICAN PAPERS. Ar.a wv, Nov. 9.—Gen. Wilkinson's army hay, ing beep •reinforced, Col. Scott's detachments left Grenadier Island •on the Slat alt. and began its movements dove*. Lawrence, poised many miles below kingston. It is now certain That Montreal is • his object. General Hampton has piobably effected his junction. Nov. 18.—On the Bth, the General was at Ha. milton, where the cavalry was sent over. General Hampton's division is again on its march for St. Lawrence. A few days will settle the question, whether we pass the Christmas before Quebec. Hos Ton, Nov. 17.—Numerous letters concur in the fact, that the army of Gen. Wilkinson had de scended the St. Lawrence 00 miles, and had passed Fort Prevost. On the British side, the force of that army is 'from six to 10,000 men. The Burlington letters state, that much joy pre. tailed on finding the long-lost Wilkinson—that he was pulling away at great speed for Montreal, and that a few days will do the business. It is stated. that his loss in passing the Fort Prevost was only two killed and three woundedi , . • II The. Mallon, cA ol os s i i i .ligYwooD, from Qoehec,l which arrived on TeemliotAast, brought the diepatrhes from Sir G. Patron which appeared' in Tuesday" night's Gazelle. Sir Irsics Irso, we are sorry to: learn, was very much indisposed when the Ethalion NNW. He had resigned the command, temporarily, et the flotilla on Lake Ontario. The two Royal Marine Battalions, and crews of the Ado, and Itsdian, had augmented the force upon the Lakes. These vessels had been dismantled at Quebec. But 'the Americans had become so greatly superior in the member and force of their weasels, that our flotilla 'could only act defensively, excepting when any fa. .vourable circumstance might occur. The 'Mali.* .re-captured the brig Pomone, from Newfoundlami bOind to Teignmooth, which had been taken by tom; . Ainerican privateer Prinq 4.,ltlestfchatel, of 14 goes it'd 180 men, to the northward of Cape Clear. 'The accounts from Sir EDWARD PELLICW are not ler so late a date as Admiral EMERIAV's letter to the r,FTench;hlinister of-Marine. We are still, therefore, unacqielnted with the Actual consequences of his rencontre Ott the 4th of November, at the mouth of I Toulou harbour. . . ' ' - 1 • ' -.-. ' , ','Xi i i„Vl'lirStrr4; B , 4 ' ~ • •.•, . . . . • . ..4 10 .-a . .... -, - . , . , •••• . ~•• . .... •••- -' . .. .'... - A ;!, -••, • , , o , , ~. ~,, . .. • • • ~ r , •, : -.,..,:..„*!„.... ; ,• , . . ~ ii , ler ar ibi N . . . 4 .A . , • . -.,• , 11 , ~ , , - • i k , „ i ). \ . :„ -1. so t ''..-4,,, ~.,..(... ~....•...... ~ „ . . . •, - . .... :t ..t ks t ittltietteitti*lrfa frt ' •- ..' ' Vita* , - I,4ive• 1 ' - ' , , ... .. . '; n , ~,oi, '- , ' ~' , .41 et tig - maiti).ea k ALi ;n•‘-iit slr ,1,1 . 4 t. , ► ~ HI i • - - ' ' _„ i ~ I I.4y4ii *aft I t ' 1 lats.l4-• \sit ..t , t , ' .74. 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"' ' ' ll ..re IMBIAMIViat RWOlailt, OFPICIAL IiECIARATIoIf OP sillittiOPPltAblllild.' ,4 , , ; .'or the pe3r2 • Publiekeilrelt.• hbadlearters if the; NARY BEI.YETIC DllirP 9 9 9.4. 9: 1 it•it .i-r: iletut, , • : inif _. ~. „,., By tbe Author or ~ ' lee Antidote to the tiglieriga a. 111 1 .41 rnUC.°l °chwartseirb6 */ 11.1111 " 6141 / 1 " 3 " 1 " ' ' 'gertiCia apes.- Liget" is-lNittiets blitirdied. et e• dte. til'l ti 'every of „:Switterllnt) is ucNnoirmaist , • 4 laszne .4 ,1 'Wil t Se Landannsigit'4lf the Sal. acid l . t.. thosed. s"er'ed 611111 ' 41 1 ei gu ar d t l4s4 i ft br^v "t• . •' ' teetelberuils . laireiet . ia -. ...Os jograry, that' biNk . 40te Diet ef the Nineteen Centoinfof Het- Lamb* : Printed fur toile, cacti*, sad' lestieri Pa,teciilmtit. - - , . 7 .. / I . on - rtifeer e „,, 1 . ~ , . ..„,;.- -1 . . •-. ~. .. . - the aireseerPowers will gccdpy , tittr terri., "reOctVeHerediOrlitioes to all the Ceofederetee, greet- -4,_ '-' - - •_____-•-,,.- -:-. -•/, • , I ,,ie j_eme. ertertaterials l ' ' i' - lev_ t t . imp , ThitriiroHittAL-.reAspitad•seckiktiare men , . r: • ART AND MYSI'EItY QF, A • 0011401. ._ _by ell nations berths' -if poa."*lnit, the ` theatre of which has been for a long win WAINEK t isr. so Essay dvi the Prinejpies and . a union of 1 w ss. We - 'Eat elhtent tVeneh e l l has approached the frontiers of i v . TH tire of SOOT ant snoß-StAKlNfli; *la Mistrals* , I bepe that the Prima* Wittr'calrthernseives the avengers•edelrcoantry. ' la' s state of ' athars . it becomes opt .... ' •... . peridates. ; *Be JOT IN F. REiz. ; ihf nattel4 will . s ftt be the brat to violate , the sacred duty, is RepieimitetivOs of the States of the Hare.. ... .. ... d '. „Leaden s Ireinbed toe Oste,:aattli s ,and Penner. llheepailie,- riedmiple of the la ~ . towards a peaceable- tiCi „ 9 40 idelib , rele • Ippon the eehtid iiteetloti bf ' , • - • lali 41 finer. se! .1 . - rNiemibilli - oat tejand, to snake the necessary overtnite , te • ' „.1 k. tie A Pike S• go• stfed• • 1 itaotif s( s 4eri ,1 ' ~:t. L 'it - 2 ;" A ttie dap. ' ' Velma Powers, and to edopa sots atertstrriss •-- . . . .0.:11 RR SEAT 'OF VISLOW DETES • ••.. upetißeelt •- " - ' - ' lll ''.ni ' 'it tie the "lie tiabiegaeitei . Faithful tietX 19 ,04 1 9400 --- tuna, et w Faatesi ~. . "-oat - tbef •• • • - ei • c lithf c iii.ef pia 6' fettled we tktrfittile - biltitt jtrol. ;It 4 ma ra ey asechasisal. r - Suas " I' esaIIeRIPITIL -.- , ' / scarcely 'Wont - ' Testaleitra kin* siste-'er the' rief-eiNidrietrs e Fliorel , = bi t • Lg ait i ! ii ii ,j( i itili 9 " W " MN ' . 14''. ' 1 NUM of the lobahltanta t . eavtefili Wu, ;flintith them - ilecluiroi-tlle Reolttilltrlet thileteeleark aloft 'ibt&i . 901 e, cello, we Wormer, Itadaelialtet- ;. - f 44141 : 1: • I '.,`" -IT: - . ' . :.to a great army , and that they ism • ! f a: ..fa n ;:e ur az.bie twra,iiity to f arms the thteo acts eeho tsida vat te, to • l t a h g is re: essu bly ee tts te :stobtl the t ill igh ed so Nisi „,,• ~ , .. Grfg. mi d ! int l - t - i4= Ni • ' 0 . -4-,offf the • n is i - N A4r...% ) " ---- .p ` - 41. - oivitt .• the E e v v e O ry lu o ti n o e ns kn o o f w t s r , oo se Val aolseap 8 .toriaa. baards..i ;, I, • Aussie. "Lag . I. '• . • rifid giber Poem,:. • • 24 Switzerland was .. Lot - . . ; Ilty T. G. PFACOCK. • ' silad is that-for the Spanish succession if . __.. Secoed.F.eition. , aoster-rait s sad ilookhaiin, Bncd-Ftteri.. . 1 el l e s g ra el m s agtfei thilllo . ! Doc ell g...._ y. respee be p t iL e s d ides in , 'that .' ' i PI 'l' belliger=ent Powers) The 'observation . .0 at etribt the thirty jeers. war, neutrality has, with the f assistance of Avian Provis dk e , begin. dtece, for l sertiral ages, secured the liberty and trap. .e 7 .I,Kir . 1 . quillity.otSwitterland. Now; as heretofore, that I ITC 7- tonit el ai rste t im for dale. Curti3. and Feurner, Pater- The Geeemb Hamra the system is teqeislte to our wants and situation. We ... f . , L m pe et4 b y t : . 1 - Leone" Vet.ll.*. price 11: da: boa c ;d3, 'the 14 goose.. i &visit:ll4u l'etbillpli the annexed Lettere. '' • are„, therefore, desirous of maintaining it by all the MI a mes. SSA YS, in a Series of Letters, on The Aiewinv i -- -Igo i yam: I PION: comma. ceiatitzt- cassmiitroANT ine ! nl ' in_.l"'' power. To secure the independence 1 BY ORDER OF dOVF.II.N*ENT. TMilt', PUBLIC is respectfully informed that i ix consequence of our repreventatiun Governorient, ft the inconvenience, that iuw.t arise (runt the I)rawing of the STAT LOT rnßy ua the day (following the General Thanksgiving, the Lord, of the Teraisser have directed. by ,Ate us des w Olt Gazelle. -that the Drawnig shall take plate on too-IMb Of JANUARY. in.tend of the 14th, ns hertoffire advertised. RICH AMMON, GOODLUCK, and CO. SWIFT and Ca. Contractallni Dec. 21, 1819. 11....it•-..•••••••,•••4 *** 4. B AYLEY'S LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. This matehlow eampontion for Boots, Shots, Hansen. &c. is confidently submitted to the Public under 'hesitation testimonies of it. superiority ; it preserves the leather soft and pliant, and with le,. labour prudutes a more BRILLIANT and I,sting JET BLACK, than can be obtained front Any other preparation. Pig r 14. (d. half-pints 10d. each. _ _ Sold w holesale and retail by Bayley and Blew. Perrumerß, Cockvar-rtrerl, loutiou (where the Poirot Cakes csintiatte to Le mute and ,rold as utu...l) ; also, sold retail, by most of moat yowler.. _ _ _ •,• Meth tkp Japan Liquid and c uisine Cakes ure tiaaeJ ••" Batley awl Ulew. ASI 011 . 0 NS and Co. respectfully acquaint the • 11liiphi:ity mid Pahlic in gearrnl; that a saying from 4e to 50 per cent. in the price of C 1.0111 1 1. 84 by applying iti 0.0 T 4 I(I4IR'S CONI P.i NY OFFICES. lil, New Boa - street ; No. 8 and' 4hl, Strand, pent Charing Cross. Sut.joined is a Sketch of the Ready Money PRICES Hew Supeifine Coot . . . 48 15 to XI 4 0 Ditto Superfine, wr Soper Great Coats -S 10 to 5 5 0 Ladies' Habits . . . 6 0 to 616 6 ?oilmen at iltnrteilles Waistcoat" . 0 IS to 018 0 Yine White Ditto, Dress Dittu . 01$ to 1 1 0 Rich. Mark Silk' Ditto • . 1 ti to 1 10 0 Wor..ted Sroeking Pantaloons 1 . 6 to 110 0 Ditto 8-Thrrrid, very Multi . • P.mitalo..l), . 118 In Q .5 1 12 10 V V 0 Kenevanete Ditto 2 2 to 2 5 0 Breeches 1 6 in Prime Leather Ditto IS 0 113 to 9 i U LI VERIES. _ _ Duffel Joeket aod Waiileunt,and Cord greet-beg S 13 6 Sint of Livery Abt, 0 , I* 510 Parboil Coat 3 0 to Sl6 9 blabs Bog t'..at 515t0 6 It)lOrernlla . 1 2tol. 16 0 Terms of C..ntraet by the Year, on (occident' lOU of retorting ac 10 30 10 _ their old - ones* 5 Suit. per Year LI? .01 i !fain p . er Tear 4 Ditto 34 016 Mtn• • On the sanie princire. for Crais Italy t 2 C , •Ats per Year .810 10 b Coats p‘v Year •€l6 0 4 nitto . -13 14/ 6 VISO& - _ ' 19 0 “einieniell on joining their respecilve 'resiZents, ar auks at r ""' e tr i P t s as ordered by his K. MP Conosninseter.in.ekier. Indies' Riding Dresses, add Vase GesdinieviliHwasr Ditto, nude in a .upersor style. The extra% ntsuit charge of thn.e who take and give lontreredit has been n subject of romplano, A. S. and Co.u4sure the Piddle they will 'lnd it tinttertni di ff erence io heir pliers front other houses: iii euovapieuce of conducting their Monies. Mr quick Ll. 'hes are enabled to all inf 1144 Money than ether purt . hm.e their gawts for.—Gentlemen in the country sup. 06,1 by .radii g their outrature, or in old init. 1 1 11 E CORDIAL BALM of GI is highly IL esteemed in the East and West liidiei, for nourishing and the Nervous System, and acting II a general Resto rative its debilitated Constitutions, ari•ing from Oiliest , Com plaints contracted is hat climates. The cold and tremulous nerves lire warmed anal steadied; the. relaxed fibres, or son Cabby flesh. rendered lino; the muscles invigoriited and the emaciated limbs covered with firm desk' and the exhausted ves sels repleoished. such hove sbe-eare and education of females, the studious an well as the sedentary part of the community, shoold never be within.' the Cnnlial Haim of Gilead, which removcs Dipmses in the head. invigorates the mild, Improves the memory, and es -I;rrns the imagination revives and exhilirates 'fie languid drooping 'Writs. promotes digestion, nod braces the nerves. The illedreine is sold in. Hottles, price Ils. each or four in one Family Boole. fur .`l9r. by whirl. the Parelmser saves one Book, by WI the Medicine Venders is the United King dom. To prevent Catraterfelis observe particmlnrly:;thot the words " Sand. Solomon, Liveri;nal," err printed nn Use Stamp. •.• Ar Dr. 9.011111141.1 . d practice is Dow become so great and of that his comma, esigagemenui require. a considerable porous' of his time sad attendance, lie eaLpects, when consulted hy letter. the mud compliment of a One Poulin Mote lobs in closed, nod should, for safety he thus directed :—" Money Leiter, Dr. Solomon, Gliald'flonte, sear Lrteipuol. Paid double pteinge." •