The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-29 00:00:00

.j., ••••••....."•••••• 1.• • ..1 ?. • i qt !O • ../ 1, .1. ' .l • ; I .• : •rw ~ r. 7 ;,•.1 411:. , it • r , :;), •.I 4' :1; 1, -.I z , ,0 , 1 . .0 !ta.f ,r .;1 •4. ' Inr , fi ,rTgai!...n 61t 71. ~ ~~ ~lly 1 loomo , •••• THIKATKE-Rtifhtlir COVillnkekliMit ."l .4 TH CS present E VI:IN , N 'M, :10ept:'°P.Diiiiilf • b.car qvied.e , iurf,--. al -.* . '''.• Tat EN . GLI4 f lif: l E r jpi lain • '. ... " ' to wbiril At i tse•r4 ! :, . ~ ...., ~ . RIBA& Pi- , . 1 ; -.7 1 . -:.' .:iot ' :, The Pehlie are paeptletfakki inform:loNa a /fele! Wilk grimaitie Dram' . has been in _prcpqrtition the who 34 0,31•:, 4„ .mer., and . wit, lON piodoe 4 ti lindWiatelti. T o morrow. The Fqe, PQ ; mop,. . • Ar • i'.. 'irt 1: r r ..•••• FIR* IPP#repa ',So r z..13:11 A 2) AY ME NT '" S ES, rendered u oraantotile bLriftE. Polleyi of Appware espirintat rtme+notg, 4bAtib l f be rtVevil.ll a tlltnnneen any.l from tpat. ' t riad. to prevent the Party% inli,rOat (4aiinf Mervin. Alcrcocolie Imo:loner aeries, au firdaced p refti hi n . • . ITAm.r. LIE'S tlEtleT.. Vvery deseripf of losarnaceppod Lives ma y he efeeled dt• IW. Oise the aloweit haring, era terms bi- peculiar ii viur age. *M. Ertl ILIA...See. lAZ Ali TA VLI) - aiid SOB itsvitig expraiiviW the mok ri( dttir S4uCE rt. cu R tYRE: eau, with ekilltienee 7 .recornmend it as being , mirth)? to i.ll' others: will , Ifisitee, Menlo" Raznits, )111 to 0 4 ,1, e5 , it o i, o , Meat. Fish; ere. The treinagestewti• form ht' the Nobility pad Gentry wko have ho nareil•thetti A#tf tlkir opgieowil,,is . the strinigeseikoof of the birth estimitinit Ant.ithiiiii 11 Is held. sold io Koitleg and C. each, at' ihrie . Emaily Oil and Siuc' IVNe llouie, Nu. 17, opposite Furnivati Inn. Holborn{ ocrl, tippointinent, lifestrs. E. and W. BiitEs, 81. New no..lo•treet, :fir. C. Witty tt ikadesibnll•44.sittl ; Mr. C. W lor, litmian, Surrey ;,141r, T. Giles, Greenwich t: Mr. D. Pbivney, MW' FlNireet,Mathi.nitd Mr. J. Carter, Carahridge. Nose prlatinie balevcsigned Jnsper Tolor and San." They aso beg leave to recommend their mask-koproved Tonvita Ketch", I , aka their Portable Soups and Ciravia, :of very rwretfot qatillq. • . . . . . .. lo November Ar l o wig Mt ptliSlishesl. by Subscription (dedi cated in arlinvirle bharp, El.) in four handsome Y.slumee gvii. Price to Subteritters c2f. Bs. to be advanced sin the day of peblicielei to illsrasSotiseitlbirsj tho'Fiest Voisttoe 10 'be f it delivered in Sob ibers t tally no the 13th of Oe ‘ tnlsfe, ~ A iIr:VC7 of.,flip iIO(JSE of COMMONS , of GR. fti: IT VIN and I ftPL 4011), fries the ear ned pello4 0":1 to Inviter* 'rime t to which !sodded . ; a Political sal Per""1 1 411ilore of altihe Boroughs, Chetut.Ports, Cities, and 01411111 M iii the Visited .Kingdom, containin i ; their not-lent oral present stotie , -The Cnietittisiore of the' Irritons-Witena Getainend theSAtans--Itepokentittive Parliament of the 4th of William the Eirot t • restored ONO, of IrChr! the Tied r, Bo rotsehs partially restored, t,Stit of Edvrard the First-TbeKight at Stifrotee Hooked, i the BM of Henry the'Sist!es--ROrottglis ail. cumin sle4 gook restored in. every Wien. from Edward the Find to James the Second-The City of Ely and illopty‘two 80. roughs sever resioresl-Incorpnrtvtlon of Wales into the Portia mot er V.bilandl(•thi"27tb hf Henry the F,lghtb--44dal Repro. s'etatieh deti"gArste-Cololatinweeith-Unino with Scotland-. Ditto with Irrlursi-Eorat Bloy of each Borough,. Cinque. Part, City, nod' Cotstfte-C w oditadlefory Rights of Erectness in rah -.charters, Peticionsleninplainior, af undue Elections, wide the Decisions upon 11411 pod kcsolatime, of Cosalsniltvere.- Pftsprietori and Patrons of Boron:tits-lien tiny and Corrup tio us n, Naber oft Vailh'S [neat+ Place, tire.-List of 'Neinhers eislletl Po,sissitteire:.whissteirehaid to be letlosoced In/ 411 1 .*• Posts sin, the French A4ent, in the Reign of Charles the Second- List of Itlenslirs who toted for making the Princeaud Princess ofiOrsop K ing owl 4ltlettitlitsfiliatlis-List' het sfrobetswbo lfeleJ fur and 4 4-" ill On. 1 hr. 11 1 4Mirer Blittrivinnt &es 111 c.: • By I'. 11. 11, o , ,Dri bI.D, L.A. Cnteseriptiont sire twelve& Its , B.` :iassl ft. Cr‘ssbv and Co. Sta. leiser.'-coart, Patents:dor rows Ueda*: and tar other Boob selless. 14IC icri a tid .SII A RES' fOi - tbii ritiv STATE A LU r PF,lti i tit bi i Alt lir . a7vittktti Ortrilier; are roping in great variety. by !(PION , Minek-Senker. 9. Colgiiit mid 18,Covriar)-treet, Picentl ' n N) Ow . 11 01 Sill Months, safrt 1.1 Etna.", Th irt y Priem including tlwq last Two av igion, Two Itsout, &eft., antr44ting loge. ibtr to of‘4lliiiseoo. • • • . • _ _ Uotifnictoefor tbs,. resatt Ltterv, ti rind the me just it-n . 100'4'5 sincere Thank. 10 natio for their dioingnislyed favairai''Fairdis hiappy - 16 an- D o ll*Fe. she liglnivelog List of Capitals ;old in isharr, at his tnaris No. 4, Lernhill, and 9, Charing:trine, carte the for. %nate holders mos restive their Money ire 'demand. T. intsa earaUti maatilllcalrecansatenti theintOraieit Scheme of the .New Letwry,passonsiNg Prizes of Z 111140.), instead et A:16,0034 yet containing were Ptizre than the last Lnitcry, and aA the smailea„Prizift of 41121 ave suit waiver:al satisfaction, they are setaaned. NEW sql(ropg. CAPITAL PRIZES of itkitYoo) are illtf,!'oo 3,011 : 1) IV • 2.4.. .. • .. • 6,04) BISII, nr SH ARES, ....144•11.4.• • 4,00 J _ IN Tilt etw.' -- • 13g , , • • k • 1.1410 Vie . 1,000 0. Jet PlOgeil• No. .. Prig! of.. X 1 qmeq 8 B't) 30 • 52 ' • 00J' 10, 4O • 400 46., l5) 400 1,930 4490U A 11 to biotite Tlie l sl.ll 14 00 DER. .11711 4.000 3,890 ....8..... • 9,000 011 1 • • 500 11.751; •....A.:....- 300 4.71 ..11.... •. 500 Ana' lirgeolosises ot i , C3OO. theAttliltla. &c. Sze. itli ' of VINEGAR (the ori °S • • gloat Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his succes sive improvrateits to the highest perfeeti.m) contrnurs to be pepartut ustbsold-My bleak& Henry, roattuhtctoring chemists, DI mehestcr. Ibis agree.thle perfamedliquor, which is composed of highly coneemekttal vinegmr,• joined with the most pleasant aromatics attdothearcimita anuseptles. may he kept unimpaired in any eli. mate and fur any length of time. llt pungent odour adapts it int alft•Ottihg fp bead-metes; raintiop s &c.; wad renders it petmliarly.gonsethl Ind refreshintt in crowded rooms, ip places of peptic retain, smut In ha apartments of the sick. It coun teracts, also, the iufrctioa of contagiows diseases. As aunts spurious and Inferior preparations are sold under the smturasdilmllar tmenel.' the politic are regretted to observe, Its ti.r-uoty proof of its being genuine, that the Dams of Messrs. Hears - . Manchemei, are engraved on the Man,. The WrAnettic lipitlt of Vinegar in hottle• - ; price 2;. 9d. each, st:mtriutindenets sold wholesale sad reboil by fin vier and 'tics... 0,04 pr-street (the only agents in Loudon, authorized t• s the Proprmtbesys where may be had, Sponge Buses of 11 014 silvre; , Colrodllart, Creval, &c. Ablo CAIOOIN ED MAGNESIA. in ' , Miles rit 2.. 9d. pad larger, with glans stoppers, at 4s. U. each; their names' Ischertarthe stamps. .• • • .IVitill'rE • lIAND:i bare ever. been - esteemed 4 T pewonal beauty iu broth Sears. sod Is /nine part% of Europe "an. • -setttial to pervons of rank. The BANDANA SO*" or Indian W*bla Cake., peons the peculiar properly ofipis ing $h . • mast 4attaikelgt delicacy of 'eexture nod Incnoceic nb!it fitiro.e?s ea the [lands which are constantly washed with this gnat , . -Even io casihrwhere the skin has beets iniured by I +hear of ottserwitilinee, tisk kardnoss and coarseness Are etree- 1 4 4 loath. int Ott. ond.prrompeotly renroved;natt sieereded lil e svinet ' r grass; nod delicacy of appearance. which cannot be meglii is other tnentes whatever. It I. by exp!riinee un.l V: *hat A 4 o 4l l lver Ma forts an adeonste hies or the Superior is- c. he .re of tittst o ni. ikle by th e rieloCs' Agents, whose, lista _n, Urania. and Ott., a. 2194 fitruod. Sikir 1 7 4 " 1 1 31 e g g ar . ' b6R. "...„,. ; nodAke Pparietare , as a farellov settosiey,best these trossalsoir tirorai in noticitig k that die some and ad6rwa#lltr grintse a ll. tivrtliat. t +int??,Bati.street. 'Covent-earliest. IS asest'sl tO /Ite I • t oittoSlNlte.4tPer. 4.ltlstiserwate ontraterkith • .11416,4 litany "'tilt** Yerrusafts....and hll6l 4 lsa Vatairra 1 s Tbwa..swd Cowry. jPrito Is. 'het Cane. _.i •t 1 1414 An . r 6 bid .parillearasAls intsettitaa'Vbe •wttori;' It I ' "* . -__Pte**/*V. f. Smearing. Offirvidoiniatais. Id oithisilitus I IariMAPCGI. 7,4121,71",1 7 • • - YLlc4:wri- . A s: 1 " , ..e .I.IP .7;101.3 tt . N • • ' .1, , .!, i f .•:ip kis b10.„ 4 Icrac. • - •n; 144 , i ital. ( *I: r litypeN, „ ~459 1.1,3 10 ons,zi gib 41;+. t l - • • "•••• ' . .:••• ; -".;," . • • iclqiej: fit s.i , • . 3 „ • t 14 ) • 111 i !, • Of !mctin , gn • se. . • I** '' • Eni * I • • * •••• ' 1 • 0 •"• '‘ . • • ••• -IL Jl • "1" A t ; r 4404)6* : • taSDA % l agrinfil ka 1812• 2 Pitics • • ger.) Ai FEETINPIti INDIIPFAMENT LI-'. ikeINN itbl C 4 111( a 4oN nos; t h e gid e tAhdika Ttivekt, Cheap Ade, . Et;q: b tbe Chide. • • Areniu,Otcri7v 1114 , Mr: A.hiengtfit Wood and Sir. ; fit] . init to become Coodidoies for the Reprmeaki., IMannntlabilla& in Patilttasenitit the nevi General Llecti,ia. L ., • London,liept. Ito , M' e vself highly honoured by the Unaninsmit,' 'Resolutiun of the Independent Liverymen assembled yestefday ,ot gas ke4t . I.itrolan Tavern, inviting me to become a Candidate rtl foeTtepte-entation of this City in Pittliatnetil,. ;001114114ard*V4ANII/Liolr We' distinrutstied honest, of being 44p1kIttyyprthyt repyrept 'bk./pent City thiti assl I ' ke'vetinfi kg i 4 respect to My friends, were, I nut lis .Cu•. luperate by every means so my polo* to eWite-siteces.-d-1 have,' thercfq7. Si " est that you will make knows to the Gen tjedyetroc/ ipg how mach I am ilatiftttickfllfti 10Pd a., .-11teyed me• by 'ybst: '• • •'• .• I wit, 40.1 14 , 14 , 4 's Wall mash esteem s yuir,rs 4 v. i 11 4." 4 .944•1 1 11 ' . • • TO Tll.ll INDRPENOIOOO PURLAURGIMO3 Or, • ; NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. r Oisalissocrs... BBANDLIS T G.having publicly declared his . M lafeniion of ant again offering himself to,your choice, tti sokof yustr Represetstatlves in Parliament, venture In 401 ' icit ehe. pi. tour of ;Itnt lost Ist your hands. alyicoinexisso with you a Brother llurgess, the general acquaintance I hive formed . :osolinott you by a comionc4l residence iu your ateighbourlontd, sity readiness to renounce a Life of !emote for one'of active Viertinit in your service, tutounige me to hope that 1 shall nut solicit in yam. 1 ask it of yon, Gentlemen, with as strn4 inipre..-sion of the repotasitulity as of the dignity of the; Sktiltkinn ; nod if i t ieu gd h a ve tlm good fonutse tunlstain,your entikdence, I rely, that, by assiduous at teation to the important interests of the watt . ttf Newatole, a conscientious diSehargr of ntiy doh to my c00n.. 1 try, and a enlous care of the mirky 41f our ezeelleut Comfit's. tioo, I shal t wit he found unworthy of the trust, • • 1 have the honour to be,' Gentlemen, With great respect,. Your faithlut and soml obedient Servant. 'CU 111111.11 T ELLISQN. • Of flebborn thief, is the County of Ditrltata• , Sept. tit, VAL ; ' 7 ' • • FRENCH PdPSRS. STUTTGARDI', SlfrT,, 14..---.lris Malesty,les received by the First Lieutenant Dc Miller, dispatched, frosts the head-quarters of the Wurtemberg kroops,the..-fol , toeing Report, dated at the bivouac its advance ;of Pucwaren, on thernad from Smolen&o to Moscow,- the 24th of August, 1812 : " After dep4rtieg frog , f} soul, on., tbe: IA o 4 August, the thka corps forme the ktf'resteed.gsmsd e the army ; the tit and second regiments of ti t.4orkq t t of the guards. and the 4tlschassettrp lc the • ,oq the 14th charged the .ftessien jafapliry,.s i rsnot * ~ and covered themselves With glory In. Out strain A; the forenoon of the 10th, the 3 corps d's.neee aro rived before Sinai4l4o. • ..• . ,• . • ,- • -; • ; h:11 lb./mla I " That cit.)•,. which ; , the ,enemy mishettte pivot' I. into a sort of out-skerit,. and which hashed fortifiedt accordingly, was inrdspinix Itteenett,o4thetreopm '_which, he hadipeeti Is like erpod w ancl o oss She height. fn Tret :l o( We tosin, werie,tetlegkedAst the 3th eiseeto I . lla, bilitalltill otthe chessep t es priks i gias. swot on. ploytestlifiliarli-ihooting,•while the,reet of •itiebilivip non supported the corp. 4, aPti apottios ettheAtoyal I Artillery hept.up . a vigorous, fire owthe enemy ' s bats.( l terieS. The betteliqu.pi *nears of the Xing (Rio • ptayect'the greatost bravely. , • i;1- . ..i.; •r• C I 6g , This brigade efiLich, and ,a POSY id' be Ilia?' lery, received erders to; occupy the valley et the Dnieper; on theleft„witig of the cordon, , fe siefesoti it against any attacks which the enemy might attempt from the suburb ratuated• on the .left bank of that' river. The brigade took up a position suitable .fot . this purpose and posited sh,considerable detachment as far as the entrance of the soburb; tat the enemy • pve.apenpportunity for fighting, and there watt only . a short .cannenade. •On the Mis t .the .eneter at , tempted to dislodge this advanceffpost; but as it wee: promptly supported, a sheet fire of musketry only ensued, at the .close of which the enmity reties 'Scarcely was this skirmish terminated, when 'the whole division received orders to advance with its artillery, ea, the left. wing, in the Tailor of the - - Dnieper, and,felettert the suburb situated in That *ley. in; spite of the fire from .a •battery of the ' enemy, which ()Petted from the right bank of the• Dnieper on the left flank of thedivisioo, and of that of a second battery which opened in its front, thig attisck was effected in column by the brigade Hugel, and Abe N battalion of light infantry, under the command of Colonel Stockmaier, supported on his right sank by the royal batteries. The village, though occupied by'a considerable force, and pre• seating great•obstaeles, was taken and held by the twolnigades even within reach et the caisson of the city, and as far as a hollow of considerable depth. " During these affairs, the enemy exerted himself in sending over the Dnieper some strong detachments of Cossacks some leagues below Smolensko, near the village of Catani, to annoy the division on its left flank and rear; but as the 4th regiment of cavalry, the King's chassem, and the 3d battalion of light . infantry, were posted in this quarter, the Cossacks riwere constantly repulsed. The Ist regiment of ca. tvalry also supported the division on its right flank, L against the sallies which the enemy's sharp-shooters made from the town ; and the 2d regiment of light . horse of the Guards was placed as a corps of reserve in •the valley of the Dnieper. As there 'was reason - to presume that the enemy, who had been iigorously attacked on the .10th and,l7th, by infantry and tr. finery, along the whole front of the town, which, was completely invested, fearful of a breach being' i made, and of the consequent assault, would wish too " evacuate the town in the night of the 17th, eta . ' 0 • • A CHALLENGE. • withdraw to the right bank of the Dnieper, - the $ ' I‘I[ESSIV. CUItItIE and Co. Surgeons, late h a corps d'annee received orders early in the moraine 1 his Majesty's service, challenge the a hole world to of the ,18th to advance, to parse° the enemy's rear. provi , a single ontance where their Medicine tool Method of I guard, and take possession of the town. The bii. - Cure have foiled of the desired erect. The prartice of many i tr t es 'years in this particular branch of their profs-suns Iris not giveu gaue stug, supported by the regiment of infantry .eise to one onsucrcs‘ful case. They continue to direct their Dulie William, immediately advanced, repulsed . the ' .BtUtlie, to the treatment and me of YEN Eft r.A L cam- enemy's sharp-shooters, took complete possession-of PLAINTS, and that dertugerasist of the system, which is the eimsequence of the pernicious at.d wasteful effects of a habit long , t h e suburb which commanded the above-mentioned and mast unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes. In ' hollow, and by this side entered Smolensko, which the one it win tie found to be the unfailing source of Harrenne l: i was abandoned by the enemy. That cit being oc. t h e o th e r have its ',voices fatally developed lii them by a ed. y • stewing suite of debility, which, if not tiawly remedied, torah- cupied, the division of infantry receive orders to ante, in Impotence. These are its Female awl ultimitte erects; cross the Dnieper, at a ford four feet deep, and to while consumptions, loss of muscular power. and various ner- take vow complaints, usually thararterre the esteem aw , o f thi „ po ssession of a suburb on the right bank of the .. solitary vire: of persons Itiuguishin under disorders incident to river, which was thought to be nearly abandoned by wee a habit, their treatment is simple, •Ind has never proved• im- t the enemy. i crect wout hi the course of a long, laborious, and much extended peoetiee. In the ntovt obstinate and complicated cases of ye. . gg But scarcely had the 2d battalion of the mgt. aerial Infection, ,ucti as obstrurthms in 1 fie urethra, spongy ev- Meat - Duke William .passed the ford, and began to . aweseesices, hard normal, callous ulcers, eruptious, imbed form, when the enemy concealed• in great numbers, we:slow:4, gleets, us also • sT RI CTUR Es. 'hs the home and streets, where they could not be . svhdlier recent or of lotij duration, and whiffs have bailed the :perceived, attacked this battalion with some .thott- Ain of ether pm:dotter% are, by their pre•Sent improved phis A t. ircaumm u , orcourfas s od perm:we:say cured , w i thout tit , i sends et scoops; the tire of the infantry was very. patient suffering the escruriatinz pain and alarming hemorrhage f lively, .especially. near - the ford r and an obstinatei•- -' hv hid§ freimentiv follows the applioatioa of the lunar cootie. though g extremely . unequal, •combat commenced.-, In the course of twenty years estetnive ' t rochee ju this metro . .---- I Jo. numerous cash. of strictures have been and are daily en. 11/lweref, Coitotel 'Bauer having with his battalion • • d ' er their care, the taint eradiratioa of which is elected by a , fateful redoubt, occupied by the enemy close to the wife, certain, nod expeditious mode of practice. superior tonal • find, and the latter being thus repulsed for some• -• other Tel adopted. The weakness, relaxation, mid debility ;prwc....iiinc from this complaint, if speedilv /moored. and the time,' time was afforded to send over the brigade' But *her! the Nufgel,, to maintain this Important intrenchment s ... 1 patirot restored to sound and vigorous health. ' nobility has for years existed, o proper per:evernore in their re- L . orritive remedies, a ft er the stricture has been destroyed, is l a .: ,Wnien the enemy endeastoured to retake by coming dispetrobly reeidhe to revive the slumbering sparks of life, l several times to the charge with renewed force; . but and to reasuitnate the Cimositosiots. • - Ilataitonstantly repulsed by the-e ff orts of Major. Several Noblemen .m(1 Gcalemen of the Got respectability 1. 111. General Hugel, his otficers ••and 'gen. The engmx have hemondetihe care of Messes. Currie ans Co. for the re. ; - *oval of complaints of the urethra, 'pictures, ike.4 Ond baliult I Wail incessantly ' bridging up flesh troops; bottti to received a radical nod p,erinatient cure, request that referr . nees • retake theirediubt and to poet them along the nett' '',-- 'piny begins-4u then, He satisfactory evideorei of the dectstee,; dthus drive backthe'•royal , oPPdriorktV4llyesen. Currie . and Co.'s plan of Ifettimeut-•"lbapk, Ms , troops from the Wier of l'h "'kiwi' have had strictures fe""" " to gwen V p4arb• upon the ' left bank. in consequeoce, -it 136;" wan ,. uo d.t i ce b et innoier the core Of Mei*. Hare , Hetadstilloro Kr ". of eq. en o oetwt , w h o „w ent ose t ilboasyst " CffffOO necessary to bring the. brigade of light infats‘...,"il" Vl lll4le i;l l4 ' r 'ai" °title hinar eu"' ll6 * . without "geese* i ' L ,,, 1,..01 Kee that of Kdch 'into action, and to place upon!. PAtillitt-te.the epii:geY ere 'Kluge" is ' ''' tb fP li r" . ?" t4:lertisauk these two ' brigades, In order to.stiptickt . ' tee • - --nil l' Nkarli"' - ``ante sew- - - -- . - . - • .+ y•. ..I.r 77 * 160- Mai • — IA stkiff:T.ArdflF:7, .77 ". beNTLimlw, . I[l ••• - 11-VlAT'beee . invited by the: unsaitßeas Vete .1 a numerous and respectable BOdy of thy Livery to become WCasididate td represent the City of Lonsion'at the next Gerer Election, I Teel such an. honourable and spottia-• peons eidi ws• be Irresistible, and tbereflith most readily accede' to their sillies, and throw my,elf upon - the free wed- ludie pendent sogi ages of my fellow-citizens. aly norigiiited exertion, in the came of freedom for needy twenty' years, will; 1 tratiforttlllet all piolltteloneinneeesury ; and r only lament that those exertions were net equally filsfe and successful, as they have been zealous and disinterested. Contempt. the cause is lour apa—is ,is with yen .to declare wbt.ther yon are cOatebt nadir the degrading influence which has so long prednminated in the City f—but if stimulated try; tht repeated iamb, you have received, you should determine at mire redbeM the injured tumour mid charactef of the Livery, 1 sh..uld feel high!), gratified to be the instrument id peat t binds of effectinOo desirable an object. . It remains only fur me to request your early support and In terest with your friends, sad toe ,aurae yse of the lastibg ha premium it will make on the mind af, Gentlemen. Your zealous and faitlifuluervaat, • London, Sept. 28, 1812. ROST. W A ITHMAR. : : Fliabury Repository. Finsbury-square. By Mr. HULL. On THURSDAY . . October 1. • • SEVERAL well-bred seasoned HUNTERS, mos. ters of high weight: also some strong Hackneys, in gitod condition ' and fast trusters; several pairs ot Ctitich. Basoile Chariot. and Curriele Geldings, of different coition; some sin gle data ; several good Gig Horses. perfectly mitt in Wean s I awillist trotters; some very clever Horses which have been rode wish troops; and Ladies' Horses; a 'great massy strong Geldiags and Mares. At for machines, stall-coaches. post-eltaises, Ate also several handsome Galloways. Ponies. &c. Finsbury Repository; Finsbury-square. By Mr. HULL, Oa THURSDAY, Oct. 1. by Order of the Militia' of Mr. Kensington, • A PAIR of BROWN COACH GBLDINGS, lit 16 hands high, in gaud condition, and young ; Rho a yel-. low Chariot, lined with blue, to gooerepoie. They are to bt sold oithout reserve. • May he viewed. Sale begins at One. Finsbury &limitary, Fitubury-bquare. ' By Mr. HULL. On THURSDAY. Oct. 8, at One o'Clock. the property ilia Gentleman leaving England, APAIR of BAY BLOOD GELDINGS, a Carrick and Bares, Saddles, Bridles. Hone Cloths, Re. • . . . May Iho vb.* andsionis ha said ukase resents. Pictures, Bonk.. and Effects. By Mr. WILLIAMS. At the Meting' Mart, Bartholomew-lane, on THURSDAY, the Ist October, 1812, at Twelve &Cluck, by Order of the Executors, ACOLLECTION of fine old PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, tus Electrif, ing Machine, Telescopes, a. large Pier Glass, 84 inches by 36, &c. Soc. And on the f.llowing Day will he sold, a valuable LIBRA RY of BOOKS ; among which are, the Encyclopedia Bri tannic*, last Edition, 20 vols. ; Hollinshed's Chronicle. 2 v015..4 Antiquariaw Repertory, 4 Vole. ; A:,dvnosn's Iltitish Pacts, T.; v01e,.; Fairy Quee2, very *tarce • Lewin's British ßird% 4 wok ; flahheisiN Miscellariles, 12 vols. ; Smith's Topographienl Illustrations of Westminster t Dodsley's Annual Register. !P "lat. ;AO Orford's .Worlis, 5 vats , etc. etc. ay he viewed To-onnrrow and moraine,' of Sue, anti Cate haat of Mr.Williuma, No. 10, in the Auction Mort $ Mt* of Mr. Drayton, at the Mart. - - 'FR JAPAN- BLACK-LNG , made by ' DAY suwINARTIN, 97, High !duty of the Muslaserteitisny. us ail* by DAY mut MARTIN; others have 97, HOLBORN, leaving out the word HIGH; 'sodomise hare 14 small (ar) before the original Nurot er. irr Also obserie, that the whole Addrew 14 clear and dloinct. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY .and FREEHOLDERS of the COUN ry of ESSEX. THE expectation which prevails of an immediate Dis,otutina of Parliament, and the certainty, that in any case, that event 0111110 i be far distaste, induces Ole thus publicly to make known to you that it is nay intention, when ever it dJcs h:tpr, to otter my services as me at your Representativn in the louse of COIIIIIIOOS. I have not ventured to aspire In this diningui-hed honour without considerable hesitation, nor should's! have presumed to form such u resolution, was I not urged by Friends whose es- Fur - awes have induced me to believe, that lirso doing, I shall be acting in conformity to the wishes of st huge jproportiell of your revpectmahle body ; they bay/eau) pressed me to mike this declaration whitey* incurring any farther delay. • If circumstances should eventually justify their sanguine et- j pet-odious, and if you should think primer tis'cotioett ludo my hands the important duties attached to the Reprimotatiors s.f j this extensive Comity, I shall devote myself to their faithful discharge, and Malt endeavour, epos allymeasiens, to promote your more immediate and local intere s ts by every exertiou j , se sty power. I feel it ueneeestaryto enter into any Ottgeral eeplnnntlee of my political principles and opinions, because. haviog ap bung bad the houour of representing the Ilutebgh tit Muldels,'lrtipar ' liamentary conduct cannot have escaped lour elsserwatjan. and . I must Decessatily he judged thereby, ratherthis by any knifes-, siting I could pte s sibly make. I fievearelfettely Pommeled Illese memures w which I considered m o st is noises with dm MIAs, spirit of the Coneiteitiee, beg Calculated to presieve out Litter ties, and proatote Iht.proirrity - of the &A ; • tA It will he my curtest desire te pay my rsects togs! Mil, vidaftily, before the Filmdom s - end mills il~ 4 • flamer a prromal canvas themt ‘mteried , fr o* iv, Which at isres , ;11ffertanagely, peva" ms su dying. • ISM to be, gltZ st . Pea". =iv ~e; ei fi L t lisa ..iji,r 2" ... Yin* bilabial oat I m ag e ' a n y. Sept.SL CHAS. C. WESTERN. easy, a i geouhl giner:tl aahit _ . ivlosie l , c. 4e4 44;ti • ' ; s- " ' • tgoinesee tot nawke same the sae vi all he ph. nit trOops'Wbich hats crosseei to the other ban*, an . d ior t or trot ji! . .fatkr Pin of tkrits, To elliwelt . 9 7,1 thus to render the action getteraK.• - " .7... " 1 =m 0 to "It". ul oi n rt" Z A . the " sta q t : 4). .e g % This obstinate 'combat Writ' .at. sere* ta .014: G ur rie anti 64 mat r; i 1 e4 • 44414. e 4 tit tiZert imitaillgti and kaniak4 . wi th. renvi-eitte. interialKllll l greloelo &awn lee-titre leetoeber• 4 1 'llte • I D. ten at night ; its result was, that the troops of this' itonooae - i mrdeo. Nauseiantesu /king kept the suburb, or rather its imoking Nitta, ".• AO .-11taltket07 a11ie..16.414,411,404..a...46. -4 , oie-141e • • 4 - v . ' " 1 ,10 ie • gp:,•••• " ..~ n 4 0•*. I ; I • 1 • k .: •,,~ 1% _.~.. TO THE GENTLENIF.N, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLD ERS OF THE COUNTY of' ESSEX. GINTLIiKSII, • Being suddenly called from Buxton, on hearing 'that three Gentlemen had addressed )ou en the approach ing Election, 1 lose nn time in renewing the npplication 1 made to yaw not long since, to be hntinured with the high trust of re• presorting you in theitest Parliament. In the haste of the pre sent minute, I can only re-assure duo, that •she same political principles which I professed during the fifteen da)s poll at the last Election, will invariably actuate my conduct. Above alit can - never, Vise sight of a constitutional and ellicient !term-inn, Parliament, a measure indispensibly necessary to rescue the country front its present difficulties and dangers. I have thelui fluor to be, Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient servant, ' MONTAGU BURGOIra Mark Hall, Sept. 46. 1614. ) _a TO THE GENTL F:M EN, CLERGY, AND FREI:4IOI6I> , ERS OF TilE COUNTY OF 'LEICESTE.If.' Gcsrt.smetr, IHAVING been for some time suffering meter It', severe illness, I have unfortunately bees prevented from -paying yea . tbitt personal attention which it is at all times ynar right to expect (role sae. I trait, however, this circiimermee will wit be allowed to operate to my disadvantage in this fresh appeal Is veer favourable consideration which the pending Dii seluttua of Parliament induces me le snake. Its any tory conduct, 1 have endeavoured (and I hope succeshfull.) to adhere to those principles, tile profession of which origiohlly obtained for me your notice and approbation,. and if a dries• mination siendlly to pursue a similar line of conduct, and an earnest desire to devote say humble abilities to the ht.'. ice of your respectable County, eau he romoidered as sufficient claims to sour kindness, I shall confidently look forward to a eolith lIWIIMC ie my present proud and envinhle I tan truly assure yea, it is the object of opy mast ambitious I hopes. 1 have the honour In be, Geatleloros I With the gremest respect, Tunbrilee Wells, Your faithful Mist obedient Servant, bept.ls, 1811 11.011E1ItT _ r• P: • ..or t . TO•Tillit WOK'S AND'INDEPENDENT LIVERY . • . e , OR LONDON. I_lolrid already announced my • intention to offer myself a. a Caudidate, fur the high honour of be coming one-of y.iur R dyes its Parliaret4o, I feel it to be an net 9( respect loplsijensibly due to you, to stoic explicitly the principles, • updsi 'width I pianism to grouud my pretensions to .your support. . -. 1 • • I trust, that nearly *lnv lams. pf active commercial life may have affitlied L clfinpastrit knowledge ef those great mercantile. tradina l Red abijipeufg.interests, In the protection of which you have so deep a stake. • blit cooduct, whets formerly letrattlaramit,.ned during that period in which I hod the howler In blithe important office of one of y..ur Sheriffs, has. I !MY. proved I. your siatiifashion, that (.acted from pripcioles, of IMMO , ' tw wsy Soiereign; Dud ,of ntraehment to the keuitioe primlOes of the British Consti tusiew. I bcg !eave to mytute yor4 that I staid oleic puesameeted whlvaiiv other Candidate, and that if I should have the good fortune to oriels this highest object of my ambigua; I shall in v bly erec . n e e, il nod the h duties utmost which i i : e tlo si tes with t must per- • het . I have the honour to be, Onetime°. Your very faithful and devoted servant. Walihrook.ll3th Sept. 1812. JOHN ATKINS. SALES: INVESTMENTS. • H. WHITWELL'S PROSPECT% .or FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, lied LEASEHOLD ESTATES. fnr Sale by Private Contract, may he had on'ap-.' lineation. free of expente. a; his Estate Agency Deice, South SetChanibers, Threadneedle-street, Lamina. •.Mr. W A belts leave to.observe. esclusive of Several beatficial Leasehold and other EAatev, he has for side tanner Camil Shams, at the mess respectable thee ; Sham in Water - Works, Improved Ground Refits, Revenismury Interests, &c. &c. claiming attention as objects of ndvantseeine Investment,. - 'rowan's's:* may be hml at tbe Othce of the Law Chronicle, near St. Clement'sGlesseek4 la the Strand, and as atone.