The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-07 00:00:00

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To he viewed, and Pdrtieillar. had as the Premises; at Gar rawn%N; and of Mr. Feidon, 391, (Word-street, near Soho savare. ' ' ruin Uar AWA Pill V .4,4;4A Ili, •. • t, .4dariralty tisee Sept 5 "1512. Co a a Letter from Vier:Admiral slr stomrs Samar? s lbr*. mid K. B.lts Jolla Wilma CruilerLarti. dined ..n boatd his Majesty's ship Victory, io Haake Mail s the 2ith Aug. lal2. herewith enclose a. letter I have received from Rear-iitliniral Martin, dated the 17th Inst. on bosrd the,Aboukir, off Riga, conveying information of the movements of the Russian forces to that pe. riod ; by which their Lordships will observe, that no event of importance had taken place since the letter 1 transmitted from the Rear-Admiral, dated the 11th inst. . 1 have cm honous to be, &c. d JAS. SAUDIAIt.EZ. ,I. LISBON, PII ES It 1 . ASTON BA ILK ElL's PANORAMA; Leicester -square. a Spteudid VI LW of OW esdetstaase CI, is stow exhibisiust, takes ou the Tsp., frosts vtlamre LISBON appran In Boost astraotaire. rise Neon* I highly truished, aliO wooed upon the grand scale of 10,000 square feet of Canv The SI 1:4.f FLUSHING coot imtea open for is short time. Admittance 1.. earls PabuineOlse Suill ng. Cataingues Six pence. Open from Tell sill Du-k. TIIL•'ATtik OF ANATOMY. OttEAT WINDMILL writ LET. Viit'BßODf E will begin his LECTURES on else THEORY nod PRACTICE: at SURGERY, es Monday Eirraiirg. 004'4,5, M Sevels eClodt. IY COUNTRY. t • • WANTED, by &Gentleman, a FAMILY RE. 41I)liNCl, in a private society of the lint respecta. Their would. prohablv. be nn difficult) about termr.if other thin;:s suited. deemed of higher Importance. No one need apply who has been at all in the bald' of receiving boarders; s u ch society conk, never dn. Apply by letter ( pint paid) to V. Z. Esq. at Mr. Black barn, r !pa r Aire, Kniclit l / 4 1oridge. N. K. To 8%4.0 *sears, iollllltry Inv, play slate, with candour, every p•trOtniur of siMatif HI, A. 1% E'r.Ev EN O'CLOCK TO-MORROW MORN. IN ihr LeITTERY guw, and will all be DRAWN lu 1.1.1:V EN HOURS. .C11401:1, X-10.0. e s OR $C70.1100, M 411' BE GAINED BY A SLAVIC. n immediate perch:vie respectfully — aril/Iw, by T. Cdnilactiir, 4, C ORN II I LL, mad 9, CH .% IR 1 G• CROSS. EYTON, srock - 'Batmen, N..I,CORN and Id, Covesoirk. Street. • rreusumess•ls tlwoe whir *his in adventure in the 'preseht witzulnr and attractive Latter'', to hr early their appliratisaas for Tkkrts are Slimes at ter at,. ye fortunate °Wes. as k wilt he alt dump TO-MORROW.---F.YTON thinks it eseceswiry to appike those of his friends whu may be stiypswed to tnutir him With their Conuaamds, that should a Ticket purchased nt Isis Mike tie drawn a . Blank, it say, by • tlie peculiarity of the Srlunue, Rain a sum of sC50.0)01 BRITISH PAIN? MANUF%CTORY, 41, London Well, ammo* Bethleas. ' , POOL AND CO . dIDAL.MERCHANTS. Ht)NLIURAS• WHARF, SOUTHWARK. IJILLLIAIII POOL, lito• of Owen's-place, and Teinple•stveet. Whitefrinrs,desires to offer accep table acknouledgments to the Nubility, Gentry, nod Public, +iota w hoot he has hitherto received the m >t liberal Support. and bee.; to so , icit the iontiturince of their favour. In the Eslit- V. l llllO hnl f Pod and Co. Honduras IYhttrlf. where their can taunt. u ill be received, and executed 'upon the watt libcrttJ principles. Rest Walliend s 63g. Good lieeondS...,, t.... his. Smith. Coals • Ms. ll.utley 8 Coe pen Tit (NIA lurraih allowed ot‘ Five Cluildtons. 11 ttliam f o ol reqsiehls that ;ill Relits now due to hint may he 1.0,1 the Counting-40mile of Pool and Co. Honduras Wharf, it mk•nle. DE SILVER MEDAL. NEW INVENTED TRUSSES, TO (;umin AGAINST THE INCONVENIENCE OF RUPTURES. Sanctioned hy the Society fur the Enctstantetneld of Arts, Ma 'attract's/vs. Std Commerce of England. I WHITFORD, Surgeons' Instrument-nicker, OF • km Cutler to St. Bartholomew's linspital; Truss-maker 4 ," hi - Mhirsl) . :. lionourahle Colainissioncr- of the Transport amid; :wit to the City of Lumina Truss Stickily, for Rellieviog the Raptured fuse, potrossized RIP \al Highness the I)o kerst Ctuahridee, stimintoces his t.l N VENTED SE R PENTIN 1 2 . CUR ED ELASTIC STEEL TRUSsES, by • Iltdi a Rule, in 'may Cases, will be olttnitted; and he co x:sets In keep op the most ditkult Rupture that eter existed, it idiom iucuutemeisc.e to the wearer. The Society of Arts, Ac. having voted their Silver Medal for th- above !Inv/tremens, the Inventor has had the honour of 'writing the same from the bonds of kit Grace the Duke of IS 4°ll, their Press/lent. The ltmet tor bus tints the satisfaction likewise to announce, that ki4 'fru:4.4.4 haviog given the greatest snii.flortino to the of thcsed %ilk Raptures, that not less than ;000 perions have, tnnhin these few yeurs, felt the good effects of 'ltem. these ius, hitting been made on Anatomical principles, which tin ',the/ Truss len ever been. The Inventor aware* the Afflicted, that onkOnglp trial they will he thoroughly convinced of their riority salt Trus/4es nw its tue; and may he had at his the Cent u re Gateway of bt. Bstrtholamew's Wiest Smithfield; anti at Nu. Lombard-street, ; s Liil. B. Where also M' beAad, his new and complete A ppm " substitute for Leeches ; and the AMULET, foe si:estine linsors, without a litter. FOR Tilt: - AND e. : ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN. , invented by the lite JACOB HEMLT. 0. .111 to her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly su verim, bulb in elegance mid efficacy. to any thing hitherto 1164" ; they a ill effectually ',reserve the Teeth in a snood state "rel. t o old rage; will render them write and btautiful without cse least itnpairing the &WWI. fasten such us ore lore, keep isrh as are already decayed Rena becoming worse. prevent the Tt ' ° th"'ich, perfectly core the Scurvy in the Gains, aad make them grim firm and cline to the teeth. They likewise render be breath delicately sweet, aid remedy nil those disorders that are the corsequeoce of scorbutic gums and bad teeth. They continue to be sold, a. holesnle and retail, by Bayley and Cockspur.street, London, price 9d.each t and retail T. Brannan (late Partner and Successor to Mr. Hemet), Licor ge . street, - 11nnover.squure. ▪ None are gelatine bat n hat have the words "J. Hemet, Bap. Blew, Cockspur.strert," engraved in the stamp._ stud MP° !A the bark Bayley andCockspur-strret, Condom; PO 141 of each bottle and boy. N. B. The F.sseoee is particularly ettommendell lor pdiretik' Ptli itentoto who have the care of cation ao tbe r..; ‘• - retire of young and tender teeth. Plelting P • FRIC.N OS Of 1a A T a G 1:S E HAL hl NLir of the FILL ENDS, 11. to the I N I: PE It ENCK of (.1111 Itltsh. arid niu,e Guannerrisd-buildings. on atoldol s the 4lth of August, tBIY , I Lord V beam* GLENTWORTIf to die Chair, The fialoo Reseilutivitts woad by John Tuthill, Esq. and soeusided los John Howley, Esq. *err unasituausly adopted T.—. Rovrived. That we dash it aivresslery taint,' freqaeut Meet big the Friends :saw Indeptiateare of Limerlek. Thai the abject of the Friel+ of (adepts/gap 444814 rd to, . . the hillowing porroess--- . ht. The wren:anima and attar* by lewd malt; she rlatittr, liberties. privileges, hamoixitia, and frarichises of the ancient Ny tit Limerick. • The procuring, thetwodisi is the charier aid rights nY v, the perfect freedisio at clean.. Pit all the Misers of ' , riot', and of lee Itepresestaise is. Parliaisent.-.• r. Of ascerfainiag the legal liebersies of the City of t.t.l awl :, and causing the ~star us he duly accounted for. and expended in the sootier mow maid ill the City and its: LW twits. lirsolved, That the Friend. of lodellendence are risky equally to every distismittio isf. patsy, mai to ever rife sonsstrty i sod tars sodiroleta pitlter theowelveri ohs* mush tie objects they halo is vim. used width they laic thus' explicitly stated. shell heftily seabird. • Realved, That is a coarse in trots enalitotional, nod *Melt hiss for its object the estoblishnient of the freedom and prospe rity of this nate* nod loyal City, we enofidemly es. pert the aid and en-operation of all who know how tis estimator dip as - vantage, that our several charted obtnined, and by lit% al apd faithful services were intended so confer—nod permadid as oil most he, fiat itaigkil sever hove been the imention of the Resod donors, th it oho right*. offices, friachises. revenues, and repre srulotion of a city. asiil e 44444 11 V if a city, cootaii•ing a become snore thou woe !vaulted illflllSftllll become private property. mad be ;Imaged rind mewled us such. Resolved. That in this pursuit we are sirtimied by HO toff , Milli motives, bus merely by the desire of estahlishisig our rights alone oithout an, view fie-object comected wish party sir polities of any kind whatsoever. GLENTWORTH, Chairman. Lord Glentworth having left the Ch ir. and J-hu Hint Irv. Esq. being culled thereto. the following Reuiluti 0000 , proposed by Coun.ellor Casey, and seconded by Alan F. O'Neill, Esq. was unanimously agreed to: — That the Wanks of this 'Meeting are eminently due. and err hereby given to Lord Viscount Rem o girth. for his proper and dignified conduct in she Chair, and for hi- patriotic nod romans escriions in the Cause of the Independence of this City.. JOHN HOWLEY, Chninano. PAT. WAI. CREA . GH, Sermary. KY TH E KING'S PA I'ENT. ECONOMY FOR FAMILIES. rr"E various imitations that are daily offered, will we've to show the Mai 1011 iu which the real PAT EN 1' V 101. ET SOAP is held. it having I,rell the envy of 'dentist every issinnf-ctaring petfunier, whit otters a counterfeit at a cheaper rate. Many efforts have been matey) establtsh Soar ander various names, their component parts being putigein, w isterias, nod irritating ingredients. to dive them colour and smell, which tend. tie heighten the ill effects on the skis. The PATENT VIOLET SOAP is freed. by ajudicious chemical proiess. from those penal loos qualities, wbich all other Soup, are found so possess. tieing la its nature innocent. and lieautif.. ing in its effects. rendering the reddest or coarsest hand and arm delicately white soft, and fait, and may be used with sa;eiv on the skin of an itifaiit within the month. It was in consetmence of these inestimable qualities that lus Majesty raided Letter. Parent. Sold, by atipoinitaentof ties Pastore. tls Messes. Jus. Awe nut and Co. Cheroi.ts mot I)ruggistt. NO. 9, Rear—treet, Lei. entre-square. wholesale, retail. nod for exportation. where, in future, nl.,ch •nts.Captaitis of Ships, and Town and Country Dealers, are requested to apple, and a liberal diseouut will be allowed. To distinguish the real from the counterfeits, ;dense to ask for Hull's Patent Violet Soup, Shaving Cake 9 or Cream of Violet.. The Soup in sqloares, nt 2.. 6d. and ls. fxl.; the Cream to brit. ties, 4s. bd. and 2.. tid. carefully sealed up, and on the outside wrapper the Patentee's Sigaature, in his own hetnd. writing. !'anvils hazes, containing twelve large warn, at H. in. and twelve small, at las. a saving of se. on the large hos, and Si. ea the mall. _ . . The-e boles, or a cmaller quantity, are alio forwarded S. any put .f town or eounir. to Furl) persons who prefer baring it from the Patentee, by addressing a line to J. H. HALL, Chemical Laborntiwv. Jubilee place, road, Chelsea. A Capital Murk Cart Stallion. By Mr. SADLER. At his Repository, Comell—treet, 'IV-MORROW, Sept. 111, at Twelve, A Capital Black Cart STALLION, 16 bands high, six year. old, remarkably short-legged, and MI of hone. The above merits the attem• of tientlemeo. Brewer, roal.merciim).., nod others ' 41i he is perectly sound. Rua a good ssorker ; 'the property of at (3 , ntiesuan from the country. •Itatmg sin further use for him. Likeyri.e suave very useful horse., calculated fiw farmers, ploliOsisig carting, awl sarions purposes of draught work ; is number of Ituottmotsirl.. tow.,3s,pwtk•.journey-horses, moilecoachers, post-hurse% gr. in the whole 8u Lots. I'o he vies% ed the manning of Sale. Pahlie Sale Days every tuesday anti Friday. Freehold !louses and Building Ground, Sputa Welds. By Mr. WM, ALEXANDER. At the Auction Mart, on W EON ES DA Y, Sept. 9, at Twelve, o'clock, r WO old FREEHOLD HOUSES, Nos. b and _a. 6, in Bell-lane, near the Constitution lirewhimse load tax redeemed, and present initscellent opportunity for building a dwelling house, or an extensive manufactory. It is also well calculated for the buildiaz a public house and wine for which the situation is very desuablr,being in a crowded thorough lam, and little daubs can be entertained of ',reclining a wears. one being much wanted in the neighbourhood ; contains a free... age 426 feet by a depth of 65 Wet as tee side, and Si ukase other. • 3q L 4 ' A Plan way be seen, and Parlieelen and Conditions of 'tale had any day previous In the Sale, nt the Auctioneer's Olice. 12. Union -court, Old Brevid-street t 10, Iblinelesl Auction Marti Swan. Whisecluipel t and on the Premises. - - _ Superior Liquor Shop nod Wine Vaults, George-street, , liloontsbirry. By Mr. WM. ALEXANDER. • At the Auction stmt. opposite the Bonk, on WEDNESDAY Sept. 5, nt Twelve o'Clock; by order of the 'MVO , ' - drect to the very low rent of Stt. per .Hors, II E Valuable LEASE, hating an terra of 12 ye nrs and a half, of ail tballe i well shunted Pretnivs, known by the Sign .4 the .. rite in George -wee!, Bloomsbury. which tit present. far magi -years past carried as art ittisisive hostiles' is lOW _ea nee, Trade, and for which the situation i Feld anted, mid 'Must insure. by montaton anemias, .- mid handsome income; the former Proprietor's retorts averugml frantihree litssited to four busidrett pet - ettopries tut e salient dosble4rosted Bllsllor Ant*. babied tlireitrae, movables' cellaroge, oed-raans. . olltreo• hies nu be *lewd& tilt As SW, and a ....---_- r d U br Ot e STZ:titeA l t rAgg i faili fi a It at the WWII Ad seat Country Buteirer's Shop. Editionsun. By Mr. FENTON, At Garrawat' , .. on MON DA Y. Sept. 14, at Twelve. years of a Compact HOUSE, T HE LEASE of 16 scow. kitchen. slaughter-home. parlour. and four rooms over. fitted tip in a let MN Is, and in good trade ; held at a low ',ill of 30 faisicat per pollution Village of Edmonton, opposite to the Bell 100, six miles fruit Shoreditele. _ . To he viewed, and Particulars And on the Premises; nt Gar tau a%'s g and of Mr. Fenton. Nn. 991, oxford-street. near Sohn-square. Established Cutiertainutte, Hotel. Wise Vaults, &c. 13v Mr. FENTON. On MONDAY. Sept. 14. tit Twelve, sit Garraway's, by order of the Proprietor, going Abroad. THE LEASE of those valuable Premises, Nos. 3 and 4. Loner sl`.Mk-•heel, Bond-atreet. kniown by FR OM'S COFFF.E. MOINE an.l HOTEL and the /I Atifq CH of VVN ISOM. lending to Gro-venor- goitre, Nell established in the above line. And is cno4idered one or the firm *Omit sin London. romprisio.c 31 .pariou• genteel r..Qee•rooun, two parlours. bin. 14 Fwd-romos, kitchen-, cellars. &c. in gout, repiiir, and fitted up inn neat style. rob • viewed awe ants urine 111 the Sale. when l'Artietsliirs a•a he had Da she Premises; at Girranity's; *ad ..f Mr. Fen ton. 391. fl‘for4-44reet. To Stable-keepers, Horse-dealers. lfisekoepuen, Ice. Irbil , tion-nutd. By Mr. riorrov. At Darrow on MONDAY. Sept. 14. at Twelve. r IIE LEASE of a most valuable STABLE -11 YAR D. wish in -tables, near 40 fret lung eneh, n less Rood loft. over, roach-limisQ.. large roach abed, large I. used s:.rd. well ...Rifled with hard sin/ .41 we're, and fldirii-wites. Also a rotafortabie DisrUing-Ilow-e, comprising Ave gaud pooms, tae doses eual-rettar , and yard. 'l'hr whole of tue Pretni+es are brick% and part newly built. stud in complete repair, situated and being No. 60. I.lingeen.road. needs, opposite 10 tleollsea *IC an hams /se Es years, fat feet. *lamas. • To be messed five class prior to the Sale. when Particulars may be bad on the Premise.; ut Garraway's; and of Mr. Fee. tea, 991. oit ferd-street. Vales*km Leasehold E.tate, Fiariskere. and Effect?. By Mr. THOMAS POSTA IS, On ihe Pgandses, Nit.. 14, Cbitrier-h , nwe.street, within two dunes of Charter-binue-square, on W F:DN F.SDAY, Sept. 9, ist Eleven, ALL the neat and genteel HOUSEHOLD FUR- N ITUREAanaisk nod bed-linen, chimney awl pier-ginner, paintings, prints. and hooks I. cut. glass, Over tea seri ice, and a variety nf modern furnitute, sill new within the last twelve month". the ;trippers, of a Gentleman; comprising lofty mho many four post and field beilstead,s, with rich cbintzscottait fur niture', e •se bed. and bedding, mattresses, blanket', quills and conno counterpane. g mahogany wardrobe. capital nacho„ any sets of chair-, mahogany commode chro, ..f drewers, large car pets, rugs, complete lei of mahogany dating-tables, with Ovu lar ends ; Merl fenders and ire -arms, stud numerous other cabi net articles. At Twelve o'Clork on the same Day. will be sold the valu able Lease of the Premises. To he viewed to- 1111 l rrow. rind the mowing of Sale, when Ca talogues may be had on the Preoubes; ma/ of Mr. Pastan, Ant tioneer. N 0.142, A lilemate--treet- Vet!sal& leniehulti Ite4dence, Furniture, mid litYerts, Waugh worth Common, Surrey, with immediate pubse.iion. By Mr. PO FAN, On the Premises. near the sit-inile—.tune, i.yandiworth C• in. son. MI TUF.SDA Y. Sevcinber 15, asst Day, us To rive, b Order of the roprielor, A LL the neat and genuine lIOUSEIIOLD FUR- N ITU It WO volumes oof hook.. by esteemed author.; 40 pair of sheet,. Munark and table linen. cui-, lais. silver tea and coree-..ervice. awl elle , is. of a Private Seininary ; tom • • t SO four-poit and field-bedsteads, beds. mattresses. blan kets, quilts, and coginerpaolev. sionmitogy rh -sis of drn wen. rani and Pembroke nobles. .1 oparmed chain and sofa% carpets. rag-. pier and chimney vehme.. and somernas other effens. The Premises 'comprise a sloboaatini aell.beilt brick Doeling boom (roustimoding as connive view of the Surrey halo. a ith coonskin back cocaine to, sloe lower road, gear she hoeneh Moen). Consiming asf nuonerolow dosepilig-romons large parlours. kiWhen.wagintioire. brew-hoosie. large 9:hood-room, four ger voini4roloom over ditto. loge frost mum with Iron palisades, iiiachiboase, stabling far three horses. connive nioueno well planted with fruit mod other trees, large play-ground enclooed, „ tad-house, an* loosening other convenience* for a public or private seminary ; seven sad a half years isiezpired at Christmas next, to a low rest. To he viewed three days prior In the Sale, when Particulars nod l'allibignes may be std ma the Premises; at Mr. Smedley's. the French flora. near the Premises; of Mr. Cog,knon. Al derggate-street ; sad of Mr. Postal, Aim:Omer. 71% Alders gatewtreet. Lawl. in Shofar and Burnam, Keut. TO BE LIT fsll . TEM./L:l4 In Two Loth SEVERAL Pieces of excellent MARSH LAND, now isi occupation of tdir..Nieholus Gilber. bine in the level near the iniroded Canal f►om the Thomas to the Medway, in the Parishes of Shun*. and Highain. in the Gooey of Kroh between the City of Rochester and Tosco of Orasowod, for the term of toorteee yews. from Michaelmas oritt, under the wool e.iveisonis I the teener to pay she rent half-seurly, t . du the pepairs, pa. the wall se.,*, nod to be subject to restriction from silleilatien or eoderlletliag. Lot I. We all those screse,l Owes or pares4s of fresh Brook'', .:,. Aboukir, nil Mot Day, Atm. li. ISM. Sta,—l have to acquaint you that cooriere excised last eight from Cotint W ittgenstein sod -General Baran , de :rani, by whom we learn that 10 haver taut torair has yet occurred. Count Wittgenstein's letter, is dated the 13th iustaut, at a small village called Doschoch, about forty miles this side of Polotzk, to which last place he had pursued 'Oudinot, and leaving a strong ad sauced post in front of it, in order to deceive him, the Count immediately took a direction with his army towards Druya to meet Macdonald, of whose departure from this neighbourhood be had received early intelligence. Hearing, however, that Marshal .Oudinot had ob. Mined a reinfercement of eleven thousand men, he halted, and presently moved forward again •in the direction of Polotzk, and falling in with a small French division, he attacked them, and took six hundred prisoners, besides baggage. It was conjec- ' tured that Oudinot had re-crossed the river, and it was ascertaitfed that his loss in the late action had been much more severe than was et first reported. General Barclay de Tolli's letter Is dated the 10th of August, at .4noletasko ; it speaks only of it. at. . ~ tack made by Count Pahleit's cavalry on the enemy's ' rear-guard, which he drove befOre him, takiug two or three hundred isrisoners, and tieoerat Sebastiani's carriage with all his papers. Frequent skirmishes take place, and they are re presented as invariably favourable to the Russians, and every thing in the army is going on in a satisfac tory. way. Several small detachments from this gar rison have been scouring the country, and havo de. sti•oyed a magazine and taken some prisoners. 1 have the honour to he, &c. T. M. MARTIN, Rear-Adm. Vice-Admiral Sir Jane- &notate:. Bort. eta K. It. &c. &c. &c. Admiralty-Office, Sept. 5, 1812. Extract of a Leiter twin C. nimodute Sir {tome Pupluim to Ad miral the Right It a. Lord Keith, K. B. dated 011 110i114 his Majesty's Ship Venerable, Biltioo Inlet, 16th Augu-t. wad Wu:stained by the litat-uteatiutied Of f icer, to Julia %Vito.* Croke... E.g. Yesterday morning, at day-dawn, Gen. Renovates attacked the enemy, and his dispositions were so ju dicious that he drove him out of the town, frbm whence he retreated on the high road to Zornosa, and his whole force fell back towards Derail°. The Spaniards lost ten men killed, and twenty-three wounded ; the enemy certainly lost more, and had six prisoners taken. Major Williams marched with a strong picquet to examine the country; but as the enemy continued to retreat, he returned to the town of Itilboa in the course of the night. I directed Captain Malcolm to take a proportion of gunpowder, with a party of men, to blow up the Moro, as we had completely destroyed every work at Portugalete and its neighbourhoed • but as Gen. 1 Renovates preferred doing it hiniself,l supplied him with powder for that purpose. t~~ , y, ~' ;•1 1 ROYAL AIILITARY COLLEGF.: Horse Guards, September 3, 1812. The assembling of the Junior Department is, by ' his Royal Highness the Commander in Chief's co►n.. mend, deferred till Monday the 19th October, 1812, when the Junior Department will assemble at the New College, at Sandhurst, near Blackwater, lit Hampshire. The next examination of Candidates for admission will be at Sandhurst on Monday the 28th October, 1812. :Hy command of his Royal Highness the Com.. mender iu Chief. MARRY CALVERT, Adj.-Gea. , t - 1 . ~' ~i ;, MILITARY PROM 9TIEINS. Wter Office, Sept, I). BREVET. Majoe-Geierals George Earl of Ihdhotuleand the Hon. William Stewart to be Lieutennat-Geoerals in the army serving Is Spain nod Portugal. COUNIIIIOiOI3 signed by his Royal Iligha as the Prince Regent,* • Me twine and ea the behalf of his Alajoity. George Parkins Gent. to be Adjutant to the Al East Gloucester / Regiment of Parkins, Militia, vice Edwards, deceased. Dated Sept. 4, 1812. Commission in the Tower Hamlets Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. ' Ist Royal Regiment. William Fortune, Esq. to be Captain, vice Ctuden, resigned. Dated July 11, 1611 Commission in the Whitchurch Volunteer Infantry. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Rants. Henry Hunter, tient. to be Lieeiemet, vice }Any, resigned. Dated August 19, 1812. Ii v li7. , 1 , 1 - (T. l , 1 I , . i • :CON ESD AY, I r a,;;;: i ;ad747 . :r,..l,laai;eall - erClit - LETINToZ. - imlisololbidlV BA NKRUPTCY • ENL A RGED. . t 170,1 o•Netr BANKRUPTS, cours4a use re P rieltir ' " b- I astiaoutioa thirty...one/11, lisite more or less. SiliiiilP in the PI- M. Moody, Eider-wrier,Spitalflekls, floor-factor, from Sr p. , I fishes of Diploma awl Snouts, in the enmity of Keot. The i tember Ito IS, at GuildhaU. 1 unexpiredc wit einwik en this 1001, If bat trullite. , desirabl e nue 10.1. 2. Colatts of all abuse several pieces 's+, parcels of fresh IJ. Pollock, Wakefield, woolstapler to serreoder September - - 1' • I i.v h i eal.:7:iwkiesitootoil. sits i m a milral wasea ;: llll : l6 2ll : lll" : l, b." l l ,l o y;...:44a wkse led aeres. B : llll o• l l. lt ssit r i le nni M aarsh s re rshei n s r: el le:F is , " n r i oti es ' a 2 ,. aia 4 lll l eri t.be pobeuut, rs ikv ßit .aituu r efrist te . r iiad atid . W. Mart pol in ue . P:ra w ir attiliai elS km , # w aad ootu A i l ip enras fer; , ,- 7 i Waiu•fiettl. Atter- -•- i i i.. sold s Is e .inetstly 1 Lat. voltam' abseil eleven aegis.. 1 o, a lucrative 1 The Took %Os be delivered to Mr. Mowltioo, at Sir Joseph September VS, Si, Opokber 17, tt die New tkormisame_ make. :• 4 : ', return. "v t I r i z ia re:stel e l e ir i t il v a ir7ve bekker e o'd 9 : ll e r t befiwe thesealillth, da y IttlieSe A id ' iesl, !‘ ;i• Bitt l e i 4 aDcer .7. 0 51e . (.44 Alicl*roak. (;!' ' ! yr. . mom h, a . Se .. • . • , i , with primer writs open . 0 . toiler, alien and Where the persass• 414 erase S. liotwold, Alterysttryth • Card sateepv, s e me n ,. e, sal amicable Tesler collcirolimliv oral tbe Pe"" "' l s' r enlier k ae re P irel ' • bet Pin uomotvr ri al; *ohs w aw a. 2 mom be periwig.' with.4lte woes of .awe respeetable orarelitsst Oh Anoraks, Mr. hob; w efee e l7 ., A Ab 1 ,6 3 ,5 6. , 1 , . tad Patiktdors WO are to loeltnic f i t hit performance Of tr a frrts: with,; and-Mann: 'fr * -•' . • no. -'' li t 7%49ff:: . 1 122 118 p r i l i r n a Zi a lt li t c liP h e r a l l ei . li s t or a ll.‘b a map O f lbs .s inlistetate J. Boca, Ti: rs, 170,-Aii. the White ilart 'f r iiiiire ' . Ih Zt k o ee rn P i e to s t. : ,!q . way be seem Mr. Smart,. Staple lan ; and M. Parker, Stator& •' - • , .. • Ji at• ----.--- - 't=. - '‘ ' ' -' . , _ , '.'. .. . Improved Ground Kent and Four Carcoe4.—To Carpenters, &c. By Mr. FENTON, At Pattal.av)., on 111t1 N 1 I) A Y. 5.30. 11. at Twrlve. FOUR well-built Brick CARCASES, being Nos. 1. 31. 33, 11. Fdrottod.ooreet, Betile.bridge t brld on Irsge,for 73 tear,, at ft zr,,un 1 MO / awl n sub,tmormi !boil, welling.butetc, 10. 37. is the some street t held 00 lease Alin years. tit it ground resit of 41.101. amid let toe respectable truant. tel 301. per Rona*. • ♦ be viewed, tend enrsiiiinni boa Premises ; at Gas t and of Mr. Fettles, Bei iii - 9 -01 fiwil - streety Witr Solmetputre. • ' • 7 - —, —...--,,....,- - . - traLIE Public are respectfully informed, that th e FI 1 THEATRE-ROYAL, t:tt s 1... N t' tiAItUES, sill A . T a • G N.. OVEN this EVENING. Sept. 7, nit. . ..IM. tu the v. , ROMEO AND, JUL; lit Guniinerciid.b Rumen, Mr. C. N. F:'.ll 81.1 • hard I .. -% Ile 1%;11,1•• i Joliet, Mir. S. BOOTH. IN Act T. .A Manifieriuk and Ounce incrnental In the Plny. baulietteel 11 3 In Act IV. The Funeral Pruce3thiu of Juliet, atiil a •buletait Itrool'ortl. 1 DWI& 4lo* the Eci To which will bearded, • That Ow eh HARLEQUIN ANI) I'ADMANABA.. 1. - tlir iL l'e l : llin g The The Pahlie ;pre respectfully informed that. with a irkte4a. iib ersie , , p l` n r i their general accu 1111 l tralinio.i, warenl alteration , knee been city.. Ltererl made daring the recess. In the interior of the Theatre. 141 v. The The Shalopepre Ito cu a ill in father Ire thrith u spell alit* 4 , me c ommencement of the Third Act, fur the •euirtice of time', '' • v. ' wit i a 'thug for the ...cent, a rc uun t. -r- On Weili,...4by, The Semor's Opera: Captain Machenth, • . Of an I.lr. Incleilmi On Oro appearunce these lan years); Ltsey;; welch _' and !Ir. t.'. Kt...hie; Polly, Mr ! , Sterling t her tint appearance u 1 ex pended in a t .i• 'f beaver. After which, Trick for Trick. lads. SALES. Fiusbury Repository. Finshury.square. On THURSDAY Next, FOUR. HORSES, the Property of a Gentleman having tot further ocen.ion for them. The./ are worth the nttentioto of tiny one whit may be lot %yowl of nurses, and alum be 14)111 without re.erve. Nay he viewed till the Sale. Public Sale Dar., Thu...Aar., rot One.