The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-18 00:00:00

v ‘..- :: 1‘4111Z. 4 .. rz...i41[.1 e'44el. .' - 7,e" , - • - . , - .. - - : • ... - 4:74 ,- :. --..----, : - .7: *./ ,'• l .', '• • "IS ' IT , v , 1- 4 k e ~.."_ r . . . . . _... .o ; 1 \ siwe 9aaverkm . ) . . . •-• • , 7--..,- :R. , ‘` . 2i._., 1 . -,, 1 .; t i'i .., • 0 / ( . ' ? pi t o l ii i e7i3tt - 1 . 11 Mtl ')A I 4 ''•,......_...---*/ )r h i.# Nminimagnin, - - _ ••••••mi , - Ni=iiiiell • LONDON, PRID.AY, SEPTEAIBER 18, 1812. No. 2049. PRICE 611): TI! L A PRE-ROYAL, COVEN r-GARDEN. T.present EVENING, Sept. IP) a-14 he performed. THE I OUNDLING OF THE FOREST. BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DslE In one volume Rye. price 14s. !manly DETECTS of the ENGLISH LAWS and TRI- BUN A LS. FRENCH PAPERS. FIFTEENTH BULLETIN, OF THE GRAND ARMY. To %hid, will !wadded, MIDAS. • By GEORGE ENIIIOII, FAR. Author of " National Goveroseiel," " ladependent m an : , &e.&•. Printei for J. Johncon and Co. at. Paul'. Churrh-yord. Whew moN be h:td, b‘ the ~nor Author. 1. THE INDEPENDENT MAN. °roil Etsavonthe F or . mat Lat turd I)..velltinrot of tho.e Prittriplr, mud Faculties of the Ifamao Mind, %hick coostitute Mural and Intellectual Ex- Cclielico• : a vnl. 8,61. Price boartio. • • 2. Oss Natituttil G,,tern.ornt : 2 rots. fivo. Price 21s. hoards. • SLAwaovo, Ayr:. 27. 'be General of Division Zayonciteick, who commanded a Polish division at the battle of Smolensk°, was wounded. T a :. beta. viour of the Polish corps at Smolensk° astonished the Russians, who used to despise them. They were struck with their steadiness, and the superiority which they displayed over themselves. . At the battles of Smolensk° and Valanii:ia, tSa enemy lost 20 Generals killed, wounded, or taken, and a very great number of officers. The number of men killed, taken, or wounded, on these occasions ) may amount to from 25 to 30,000 men. On the day after the battle of Valastista, his Ma. rjesty gave the 12th and 21st regiments of infantry of the line, and the 7th regiment of light infantry, a number of decorations of the Legion of Honour, to be bestowed on the Captains, Lieutenants, Sulu& tents, and Soldiers. The selections were made on the field, in a circle before the Emperor, and were confirmed with acclamations by the troops. The Public• are revertfully informed that, with a view la 'their getters; t. 0.1 mod ' , ion, several alteratious have bale is,d , dU i.z 1 trey 111 the inter, , t i ,„ 4 „ The Shlk i ..,t, oi ure he thrown ..prawl the rommeor,inem of lord .let, for the vouveitienee of Itette woo , oe I.r ....owl Ir. 1111141. T..4011110' Pir.;•••• ROYAL • A %WiIIMEATH E. ASYLEY'S, WESTALN . s r ER•Bit IDGE. * Darr I era fir ;r llognl Dlghitesses the Pa sca Ii rot - sit )(non, From ENT EitT AI N ENTS this present FLU:, DAy, Sr-it:usher 18,•411f1 TO-MORROW, SATUR. D %Y. I. precisrly at 11:111 . -rim Sic, are AA E verei.orto ago Tight Rope. areampanied by the Drollery of the Two Clootis-1. A Iwo Sting. railed'' The 6.lilor's , Land Viaragelt. A TO iN I Of SJiill by the sit*Ae LipteMema Troop-4.-A 66w Illottsorrilled" Timid .irittriy Cr —' b. rt... po r ovisrsmos Militsrr Silty Spertadr,in:flr# Art•.r:.llydTll6 11106010. BATTLE of SALA UeNCA-L' 6. A spew S Knowing Jerry"-7. The Fling }1.1P4'111301 . 11 siorolar Aciiiiity—S. A new Snrg. " The thol•lier 1.1“1"—Ti which will be nehlerlohe f famtarite new Comic Paoli-mime of TILE PERSIAN FIiSTIVAL t or, Ilar•egain Emperor. No - On Moial3% nest THE BEA YE ,COSSAEK, which willhe ;aril-tan-1y perforated with THE BATTLE of SALA MANCA. dr. A LIBRARY FOR PlsloH CHILDREN. Printed inn close but distinct type, wee it. bouod, or 13 to the doyen, THE YOUNG CHRISTIAN'S LIBRARY; or ) Present for Children going Apprentice, or to Service; heib„: is Collection of Moroi, 1/Mottle, Economical, and Reli gions Pieces, in Prose mid Ver.ei esiroiisting partly of Selec tions from ate hest as 1 most pions Alltkors, partly of Tracts putslithed too driaLbed Yoram for OMMllliMisorpsse..s.od pargy 'of Original PiCeret. My the Re v-I.IIA R HOW, Vicar of Neaiflft. A tshitabf Oleo linos uo the New Test:uncut, soul other-Work*. This Work is Wended as a Present to Children on leaving the !furious Charity and hominy Set Is, or the Set Is of Dc• and Mr. Lancaster, sod i, intruded to resider EdurAion rQehive mid practical in regal d to the moral and religions habits of vino: Persom after the, hove left any of those Set Is. Primed for Richard Phiiliisr, 47, Ludgate-hill, midi., he bad of all Ilooktellers. Of whotn• miry he hod. the Austuir's Question.. on the New Testammt, being the only radical meson ever invented for teaching the Eletaemb of Coristiatity to yo.aug Prisons, price . • M EETI NG of the COM NI . ITTEE of MAS!- iii. TER CURRIIiItS (appointed b> n General Meeting on the :3:b day of Ilarcb luitT, *AA at (7arriers' llt.ll, no Wed ar-tar, the 16th dny of September. ISIS. It we- rrauked untusiminedy.-1 1 1.7it the Commitiee are de termine] in adhere to the Eim of Wives M hieh the) had offered to tar Ji.urneymen. dated the 214 day of April. 1612. ids° re..dved unanimumly,— That it be teternmended In the :11:4ter4, built in Town and Century, to continue hi ve:on the number of their 'Apprentice*. S ..led by Order of the Committee. Currier; 11.11. Londun. 1110 DEN and SYM. The following are the names of those who obtain. ed this honourable distinction:— • [Here follows a list of the respctirc individuals.] Number of decorations granted, To the 14th regiment 2lbt 7th light . 90 93 11 Total 87 lIAMAkiK PellitUNO FURNITUItEi. MR. DUDDING beg; leave to recommend his entirely new-invemcil IMMASK• M GRIND FURN !- TURES. whirl', for elegance and dur.ibilitv. far surpass an) thin, et noontime& The inventor dossers himself that the very p mot ;igreei.hle ht,tre of Ibis style of Furniture, cannot fail to iinor.r ceueral approhntion. Mr. Dividing has also to solicit attention to his superior col t colon of new and choke CHINTZ FUItNITURF.h. which hi . determined to al ron the mom reasonable terms, as well as a great yolk ty of last year's Patters at very reduced prices. 72, New Ilinalotrrei. 'l' BM, Contractor for the present Lottery, I • nod the one jo4 &tithed, rearm his sincere Thank% to the Public for their distingoisshed favour,, aid is happy to no. onoore the followisig Litt of Cuplint% sold in Slime, nt hit 4)flices t Na. 4, tornhill. and.o. ChnriNg-cr.ow, where the for. tumor 11..111risliVt% receive their Monet on demand. T. BISII rlll Gills esso6ilesice reciontivend the hoproted Scheme of the New Lotter% , pisa-essing Prizes or .e. , ..).003. intlead of .€16,1'0). yet ruutnioinj game Prize:: Ihao the 6.4 Lottery. nail as the rnl.dl. et pely.rs of £122 gave such 'mires...al witiifactiou, they are rri.ii..rd in the N , 4Ci11A11 7 .. 1 of it 20 tti , ) are .0:10. 0 00 I.) 5 cat .... 6,0 0 1.... .1.00.1 .... 1.00.1 4 bAk.l h 3,10 1.d4 . 0 200 .... 1.'11X) b.. lkkl It) 4O .... 401) IA '2s .... 400 1,95-2 YI . CkPITAL PRIZES SOLD By DISH, fu SHARES, IX TUN LIIIIery, jug lissi,bed. All to he ari.at The %Hi orronEn. No. :1,(i'.1.. Prize of.. £16.000 971 .1i 4.1'00 3,40 3,0J0 iitk) ...A 5OO '2.135 .... A 2.736 8.. And Seven P►izcs of £3OO, and Xt.*, he. he. Are. FOR THIS 'METH AND' GUNN. MILE I:andPEA D E TIFKIC E s invented by the late JACOB II FALL tenikt to her Majesty mid the Prince of Wales, are greatly su perior, both i a elegance rind efficacy, to any thing hitherto made uric of; they will efectually preserve the Teeth in a ,nand glair mess to old age; will render them white and beautiful without the least impaleias the Enamel, fasten bUCII us are Wipe, keep lath as are already decayed f hceninitir. wore, prevent the Tnath•ach, perfectly cure the Scurry in the Gittus. mid make them grow firm and close 10 the teeth. They liken i,e render tee breath delicately sweet, and reniedy all those di.ttirders that are the Cie , foellUffiCt of scorbutic gams and had teeth. They , ont 'slue to be 'Ail, wholes:tle war retail, by Baxley and bleu, Owl... Fur-street, London, price 9d. each t and retail b% T. SCIIIIIIIIII (late l'ariner and Successor to Mr. Hemet), t irergc—treet, Smite ..re gcnuisir . hut n hat have the word: " J. Hemet, Bay- I. Blew. Coelt.ipurstreet." engraved in the 'la ill). and i• " Ibtyley and Blew, Cockspur4trrei, Lundou," paged au the bark of each bottle and bolt. S. B. floe Lieience is partitalarly recommended to parents mod per•otss who lesve the care of Childreu as the greatest pre servative a ‘..ting and trader teeth. Price Is. Firs: Part of rirRE UNIVERSAL POLITICAL TESTA 1L M ENT; au original Work, written for the purpose of promoting the general good of all Notions, and to direct the intention of the Mem a Fs:stood to the roal dangers which me nace their personal securitt and property with annihilation, nod at the same lisle In du that 'which hos newer yet been at tempted, nalorty, so point run the only way now open to es cape a series of innit garbing eulasnitis.., sacia as, io Was age. a. /Intim tau teem knows On metre, London : .Printed for the Proprietor, and published by M. Jones No. 5, Newgate-street ; and sold by all the Booksellers blens.nen. NFITILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saraceu's Head he, Snow-hill, Condom, the best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head lon, EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Hartmoutn, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning at half-pmt Sia o'Clock, with a Orsard, through flouiton, Ax minster Bridport, Blaodford, Basingstoke and Bagshot. BOSiON, Spalding , Peterbornugh , Stfltoo, and Hunting don, New Royal Mail Conch, sets out every Evening. Coaches from Barka t. Spilshy, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Rumford, 4tone, and Litch field, Post Coach, called, The Etpetlitiox. every Evening ut Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's Head Ina, Dale-street, Liver pool. Crowded throughout. BATH mid BR ISTOL Flying Post Conches, through Chip orphans, Calm. and Marlborough, every Afternoon; nrrf ve at Mr. May's, Inc Gro hound Inn, Bath, nod the Londbit Thomas-street, and the Sono Bristol, uext to Wells. Bridgewater, Taunton, Re. LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockingham, sets nut .very Morning ut half-past Seven o'Clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Ouard through oat. Passes through Stamford, * Newark, Retail!, Doueaster, and Frew/bridge, to the Gool:fe.s Lion.. Leeds. next. Day nt N 44141. Nvowttlimilbillog the %taco/nowt expedition of WI ! .Coach. it i. allowed to he rite most ogierahle his I cornpletg riniutie Chotve) - :glee au the North Road, being übelpiaUod iu 4ceorsoistiLtwit by tiny other,. KNI)AL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lollsdale, Bolton, Chorle), Orinslark, nod (iay.onng Post Conches, ever) After noon, at Five titlark. Guarded. GLASGOW,. Lireigtowu, tiletwv.Green. Ratan, Dumfries, Thornhill. Sisrpilissr-K ill, Comstock, Kingsnell. and all part- of Scotland, Cniiiiterdito us Couch (Daily). . YORK. Newcastle, nod Edinburgh, new Coach, perfnraned with ut Guard throughout, sets out every Mone t t nt halflovva Six o'Clork, by way tit Newark, Reified, Tadcoster, Dar lington,' Northallertim, Dualism, Morpeth. aid Berwick.— Pin -enters finding themselies fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they _plenty. And then Proceed nn oithout any sul.litioned fare. J. Clark, the Elack Swaii. Co ney street. York, runs Coaches to Sunderlaird, Hull, Scarbo rough, Whitby. owl other Places. BILIDGENORTH turd Withal Hew Post Coach, every Eveniug. CARLISLE, Penrith. and Whitehavess. Post Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard ail the wny. sue through Wong's. Appleby, rireittniuriti;e. Richmond, Catierlck, Ilo roughbridgei Wetherhy, Aticrfonl, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest wnc by eighteen miles). sets not every Mourning. and performs toe liturlie) with the greatest facility. Paseagers detained on the Road by hu-iness or pleasure, have the peculiar &delimiter of their seats being secured in the next Coacli. W A KEFIELD Post Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'Clock. CHESTER, Newport, Whitcherch, Tarparey, Nano wiells. NortittOth. and Middlewich, Pnot Coach, every Eveutuit, at Five o'Cleck. _ . SUN DERLAND, Sin( kton, and Yorm, Neor Coach, every orning, to she (korge lout, Sonde' Los!. MANCHESTER, Winsi4w, Congleton, Newcastle, Wolval, and Wolves lumina) Polo Coach, every Afternoon. guarded. stittliwsnuiti, Wellington, and Slatf.sol, Prot Omen, the Royal Charlotte every Crenate. us lisve o'llork, guarded. SHEFFIELD nws7l !Unhesitant Post Coach, culled the Rock ingham', every SOU ['HAMPTON, Winchertcr, Alt-Word, aisd Alton Coach, every Evenine. _ _ _ Mercury NO Coach, with a Guard, set, mu every nern.lon, and reaches nirmin g hato next day at MOO. Pavers by 0,6. rd, En-t.,11, sand Shipetunt, to the Saraewi', dead. Buil-street, I,Siumingtiato. DULL Northcave, Hoa olea, Thorn, and Doncaster Poo Coach. e,ely Morning ni nalf-past Six o'clock. to Lllcialltssal son ism. 1111 gam. UsU.- II ERTVORD, Ware, lloddesdon, and •Cbesbust Coeds, every TO I'TGN HAM awl EDMONTON Conch, daily. at half 'past aO, 2, half-pest 4, and linif-past 7, o'Cloek. A I)ISCOV ELL Y TO MARK THE II IR (iROW AND K NEP IT IN CURL ATK IN SO N'S 011.11(;INAI. CURLING FLU I n, a CANlFlbiiinllof Vegeloble lialsains,i- the 1..4, if mil the only article whirls will prrserve the flair from woo ing grey or falling off; aad lb erects itt pro sssss tin?, ilt growth. u Isere it is bold by nature. or whereit ha, 'viten all from arc.tv. eau only he nppreeinted by experleare ; the Proprietor eon refer ltshundrelk who have benefited by it, o lien all other ineatts were inelrectud. Far dres.iug th Ilnir it is Is ithout e pariv sou the belt article ever invented, giving it voeh n gloss and lovel sppe:;rui re as ran be obtailied by IN tither means whatever; nod %s its nutritive qualities. moneys •tieli sir• ogth and vigour to the earl, that neither diaitipteettihers penpirati on, /1 utsuolgitre, •zerri,e, or ;soy other caave, will any v lace; it. N. 11. This Fluid is so iaperior foe drevslic the Hair, that wog of thr tint hair-dressing, use it to give a baivhing polish to tArir bead Arer-irol. On the lot of September wp% publi.hrJ, price L•. 61. TO. XXXII. of the RETROSPECT of PIII -I.OSORIIICAI., AII.GIIANI Ah,CHEMICAL,and -AGRICULTURAL DISCOV CRIES. . .... Sold by Sherwood and Co. PaternoArr-row ; and +.ll other Book:Orr& Also lust published, wilt three Plates. prier 31. N 0.121, of the R t PERT() it 1' of A RTS, Ste. t orisotaining. bettide.tt .aria) , of autism - toot Paper-, Mr. Collo/sties Patent for Refining Sugar—Mr. Harts. for *whine for Sheirme Cloth— Mr. Dolland's, for Itnproventrots rcluting to Ship's Bill4l3eit Mr. Milan, for as Alamo—and a List of Patents recently ob. Wised. In a treat and closely printed Volume, small Syn. containing Ten Plates, PriCe 7s. G.I. in bo.irds, it New Edi t i on o f ANEW SYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY, formed upon Principles of Economy, and adapted In the Use of Private Families. Comprising also the Art 4 Carving, Observations no the Management of the Dairy, and Poultry card; Instruction' for Home Brewery, Wines, &e.; Cookery for the sick and for the Poor; many very useful kliscellanemis Receipts, and Directions proper to be elven Pi Servants both in Timii and Country. To which is prefixed. an Essay no Do mestic Economy and Household Management, comprising many Observations which will be found particularly useful to the slis- FR -1 NCI.: AND ENGL‘ND CONTRAS'FF:D. tress of a Family. -. . By A LADY. England the foll ow i ng dreadful Scourges of the humanfilm prove fittol to insadreds annually. viz. Smile- any which we lawmen ou th e so bj ect . The Lady who hn, . " This it really one of the must practically u•eful Books of • . Ifooping-r o u g h, UM/ roniplisi.ttf, with Jaundice and ' writ) .n it, has ant studied how to form expenshe articl es f or sy i anal tau, ;M ot e t no t l east to b e d rea d e d, t h a t bane of ..._ ~ 'usurious tables, but to camrbine elegance with economy. She ii erns, 145 well as health, the Venereal 1/isease. In France a has given her directions in a plam sensible manner lb it every senurges are no longer dreaded. and in some d i, l'i rls V body can ouderstawl 4 and thee are pot confined merely to aby saint.; Vaccine Inoculation has superseded the Sri) - the °marry. hot are extended tow variety of objects in use in ra tite crlebrided 1)r. Goliot's Vegetable Powders cure , iiies; b y which means the utility of the Book is %cry much • Acreage, immediately ; Liver compinini,, Jaundice. mud . I ._ •i i ‘ ntreni.ed iodred."—Anti- Jacobin Review. 'I), are soon cured by Dallini's Vegetable Pills; and •s.w P r i me d f or Joists Murray, 92, Fleet-sreet• Lmidon; NV. real Disease is cured la there days (up nu co.. first snick) Blackword. liiliburgli; ouch.). Gumming, 1/ohlin; sold and dila% Sweet Specific Powders; all this is done Se a few by every Buokieller and Newsman in England, Scotland, and sgs• , . : . d at No. P. Silver -street, Fleet -street, and nowhere the 111 . Ireland. Of whom may beirarl, lately published, 1111, at 2-. 9d. each Packet of Ponder', or Hoz of Pilh. 1. THE:NEW FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK, New Edi mirk door dirottion, that either set 'nay cure themselves tier), i s. 6d. .ut the knooled o e o f a Irediellow.—Reader, remember 2. 1)11. HUNTER'S RECEIPTS in COOKERY, with a Medical Cionmentary, 12sart. New Edition. price 6. . II B. So certain is the Proprietor of the efficacy of these Me- 3. ODDY'S FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK, 4 tu. 11 . 5 . in . s, lit the M o n e y will be returned in every instance of boards, or in Numberv, at 6d• each.r't I,iltite. Sold wholcaole and retail by the Proprietor. Jotnef. Atkinson, Prawner, Nu. 9, High atrert , Bloomsbury, London; ad by hppoitd mem by Meson,. Bayley null Blew, Perfumers to the Duke blurt 1)111hess of York, (7ocksis.-street, in small bottles at M. 6J.: or in large bottles Cs. Ck U WC—A.. 1 here nee :Wicks sold for similar purposes :•'•• to...lnc:ion of Quacks, &c. which dues no have the effect • adell ), pletlie t.iuberre, the genuine is •signed James Al 1, all others ore impositions. SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY FOIL SCHOOLS. Two Editions, nee printed in Biro. fir farads- us.% in . a lame and clear type. price 131. hound ; nod another in Wino. with niauy Plates, for the Use of Schools, price 71.. bound, SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY ; or, Narratives of the LIVES of the PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS re. corded in the OLD and NEC TESTAMENT. from ADAM to ST. PAUL, iatenpersed with Mural nod Religious Obser vations. By the Rev. JOHN WATKINS, LL.D. Author of " The Biographical Dictionary," &c. &e. This important Work, wilichlrachet and applies the Prin ciples of religion under the agreeable form of biographical narrntives, crannies accounts of the folio Wing scripture charac ters : Adam Jacob Samuel Esther Cain Joseph D..vid Mordecai Abel Job Soloa.oa St. Joint Enoch Moses Elijah slew. Christ Noah Elislaa St. Peter Abraham Joshua Dortiel St. Paul. Isaac Ruth Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, 47, Ludgate-hill; and to be had of all other Booksellers. MRS. BROOKE'S GEOGRAPHY OF ENGLAND AND WALES. In one large vnl. 126 n. pike ss. hoards. or 51.6 d. hound, ADIALOGUE between a LADY and her PU PILS, de,cribiog a JOURNEY through ENGLAND and W A LES ; wills a D..t.iil of the. Arts and Manufactures of each City and Town, and DeKriptions of Natural History. Designed for Schools in general. Br Mrs. BROOKE. Third Edition, coadderahly enlarged I together with an In troductory Account of England, and of the Metropolis of the British Empire. By the Rev. JOHN EVANS. A.M. Author of" An Eph iiiii eof Geography i for the I.T.e ofSchonk" ''A Sketch of the Denuinistatious of the Chri , tiau IVorld," " Seqnel," &C. London: Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Junes, Pater noster-sow. - - A CHALLENGE. • MESSRS. CURRIF and Co. Surgeons, late iii his Mulesty's service, challenge the whole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine anti Method of Cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this painkiller branch at their profession has not given ri s e to our unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cute of VENEREAL. COM PLAINTS, anti that deraueensent of the 'storm, whieh.t s the cons , ..quenee of the pernicitins nod wasteful effects of at habit long and most unhappily pursued by the soughs of both len% lu the one it Win he fillhei to he the unfailing source of Barrenness; the other have its savages fatally developed to them by n dis tres,sing state of debility, which, if not tonely remedied, lentil. notes in Impotence. • These are it, remote and ultimate effects ; while consumptions, loss of musvular power. and various ner vous complaints, smelly thatas•lerise the earliest states of this solitary vice : of persons 'Anguishing wider disorders incident to such a habil, their treatment us niplr, and hat never proved un successful in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. in the most ob.tisette mid complicated cases of Ye ;wife' infetsi,se, such its obstrutot on in the urethra, spongy es cirseences, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, sentionl weakness, glee's, as ails., STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duel(' , nod which have battled the skill of unto r pate Sr..y tire ' by their present improved plan of treatment, effecttially owl permanently cored, without the patient starling the e‘crecsating pain mid:darning hemorritege which ire p seuds tidbits§ the application of the lunar caustic. In the caur-e of twenty years extensive practice in this metro ▪ inimerssib case. of strictures have been and are daily on , d r then care, Ike total etadication of which is efrected lay safe, certain, stud %wadi' imis mode of practice, superior tunny ganef yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding trims this cninplitied, is speedily removed, and lye patient restored hi s o und and eignrous health. 'Butt wnerr the debility has tar sears es i•ted, n proper pensitithance In their re storative remedies, after she stricture has been destroyed, as ia dispensehly tequirise in revive the slimihrsing spaiks of life, 11/Ni to remnianate the Constiatiiiiiti. Several Noblemen mid Gentlemen of the first risliectability have beta sueler t he care of Messrs. Currie and Co. far the re- m..v0l df complaints of the urethi a, strictures, &c.; and having I received is radical mid perinnnent cure, request that references may he given to them, ass 'Asa:otos y evidences of the decisive superb): toy of Messrs. Clink mind Ca.'s plan of treatment. — Many at these Gentlemen have bad strictures from tea to twenty years, mid had been limier the core of Messrs. Home, Iferovisides, and other Surgeons of equal Miswrite, who sitiempted the cure by the appticati.n of she 111111le eall%ile, without success. Patients in the country me requested so state she rortiettln ..f their care, a4e, told general habit of Using, &c. &c. intlopinA • remit:ance for advice and medicines. when the same still he given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that se crecy sts essciaial - to , their iindertak me. the postage of letter , limy be a:Med In she IleehUht for medicines. Messrs. 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The enemy's army, in retiring, burn the bridges and destroy the roads, in order to retard the march of the French army as much as possible. On the 21st, they had re-passed the Borysthenes at Slob- Padwa, always closely followed by our advanced guard. The commercial establishments at Smolensko were quite untouched on the Borysthenes, in a flue su burb, to which the Russians set fire, for the sole purßese of retarding our march n single hour. Never was war conducted with so much inhumanity : the Russians treat their own country as they would (hat of an enemy. The country is fine, and abundantly supplied with every thing. The roads are admir able.• Menthal the Duke of Tarenturn -continues rode• 'troy Dunabourg. The wooden materials, palisades, &c. which were immense, served to make feux-de joie, in honour of the 15th of August. Prince Schwartzenberg writes from Ossiati, on the 17th, that his advanced guard has pursued the enemy on the road to Divin,—that he has taken some hun dreds afprisoners,—and obliged the enemy to burs his baggage. General Bianchi, however, whe corn• Mands the advanced-guard, has succeeded in seizing SOO baggage-waggons, which the enemy could neither carry off, nor destroy. The Russian army under Tormasow, has lost almost all its baggage. The equipage for the siege of Riga has begun to move from Tilsit for the Dwina. Gen. St. Cyr has taken a position on the Drissa. The rout of the enemy at the battle of Polotsk, on the 18th, was complete. The brave Bavarian Gen. Deroy was wounded in the field of honour, at the age of 72, after nearly 60 years service. His Majesty has no• minuted him a Count of the Empire, w ith a revenue of 30,000 francs. The Bavarian corps behaved with much bravery. His Majesty has granted it rewards and honours. The enemy gave out that he would make a stand at Doroghohouj. He had, according to custom, thrown up earth and constructed batteries. The army har ing shewn itself in order of battle, the Emperor re paired thither ; but the enemy's General thought better of it,—boat a retreat, —and abandoned Dorog. hobouj, a city containing ten thousand souls, and eight steeples. Head-qarters were there on the 26th, and on the 27th at Slawkovo. The advanced-guard is close to Viasma. The Viceroy manceavres on the left, at two leagues from the great road; the Prince of Eckmuhl on the great road ; and Prince Pouiatowski on the left bank of the Osma. The capture of Smolensko appears to have bad a sad effect on the spirit of the Russians. It was called Smolensko the Sacred; Smolensko the Strong; the Key of Moscow ; besides a thousand other common sayings. Whoever has Smolensko, has Moscow, say the peasants. The heat is excessive : it has set rained for a month. 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