The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-25 00:00:00

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A T s MEETING this clay. of the IMPORTERS of WINES and SPIRITS to the 'tort of Lyndon, con wised principally for the purpese of taking fatti consideration t he grievout 'Dior"' and injusueesostaiord by them, their maw nesioes.ttml lime public At large, from thernonoisly of the Weal India Duck Company, ALK ER GRAY, I.:sq. in the Chair; • Th e f a llowing Resolations were stuaeitannsly adopted s That security to property. reduced charges, anti facility to trade, appears . by the Preal.ltie to the Act of Parliament for the h o pe oration of the Wea India Dock Company, were its pe deaof abhors . and promised advantages to the pu blic. .t Ide Warehauses to the West India Docksare very coach " po s e d t.s .he inlisenee of the 5011 rind air, mid, consequently, quite sine for Ise custody of strong spirits like Rum ; and more rms, tall there it too even suflicirait accommodation, stint as It to 0111:1 . 111 the whole amens rations but that a considerable pngtatttoa thiteof is 11* exposed, for months together, in the open air, and that daring the summer seasna, when prutectiou Reno the %rather is on imlispeitsahly necessary. That. indeperideot of the radical objection to the coml. ructiolt of the We India Ducks, as Inc s relates 'to the custody of Raul., the distance is lint 'only attended with very great loom venieure but the consequent increaiied e pence of cordage is a tat 0' tr ade, of ate inenoeiderable sangrefaide. That tae ;ma on Rams at the West belie Docks. byexcemlive evaporation, leakage, and waste, • combined with eserbitaat charges, grow surd uotorions uhuses and misalssinagetnent. is not ot,l; ton great to be any !auger submitted is by the Dealers in Emu and their connexions, bat that the said Docks. as faros re lates to etis important branch of Commerce and Revenue, are jualy to be considered as a great public evil. 'film, nein: to the frequcut hod pent deficiencies, both in strength and quantity, of Ituins delivered from the West India Darks, the al eretants are assailed ; With perpetual complaintt, p o t t he Ins harassing to them front the totoeloasness that their euouesima nave such just anal ....... 44 01111 !abbe VIP be disamistied. That the Alerchmis haying op o.,wr alternative left, are re lurtatoly emnpelled, for theft own complete justification as vader-, to resort to this public exposure of farts, after having. Ito l n,e, an vain endeay.mreit to procure redress by other means. Thal a 51111.Criptibil be fort Ito au tittered into, to defray , - the e‘proco of an nopliestion, if necessary, In Perriament, or of sera other measures aamay be deemed requisite umter the pre- Wit I if C 11111•18110 1 ,. That at, alumsl subscription. payable on the Ist of January, be also entered into, and a Book immediately opened for the sig natures ot the Wine and Spirit Merchants, rind others interested, in order that a perpetual Fund may he established for the re sistance of row future encranelonents on their property and just rights: mid also for the maintenance of the reproniian and pro il) of the Part of London, whether iumrded he the monopoly of the West Tadia Dock Company, or in any other tweeter; and fur the general purpows of the Wipe and Spirit Trades. That the follow-Mg Gentlemen do coossititte a Committee for carr)in into elPet the objects of this Meeting, via.— Messrs. in mi. , Arboiria I :Messrs. Solotuou Pelle : poli~ailC OFFICE. UNION• HALL, BOUT!! WARY, Aaairsr 98, /812. EAS a number of Persons halve lately keenconvicted before the Magirtrates, at the above O$ a. th e 64a wing Acts of Pm rllomeut. this Id Geo. 111. chap. 28, tee. 7, and =9th Gets. 11. chats. 39, brr. 2, for kairitte in their possepsim the folios' i ug articles, namely,. Sponge, Yuri', Thread. Flax, %Stith)* Paper, Bluc nod Brows p ap e r , Shalt mythic, yelloW Herrles; Indi u m, Prlohm Blue. Stone Blue, Sul A maniac. Cashia, Gum., Gum Arabir, Gum San death, Check Shirts, Acenant looks, India Ituhhel. Blur Yee ditto, Yeplegris, Patent Yellow, King's Yellow, 'sum fionge, Bl ac k p e p,, er , India (oh, Camels Hair, Malt, Coals; Tens, y ee k eee , whe a t, :wor e Coppe►. Salt, and Sulphur. Any Person or Permao having Intl any of the isfsorsaid arti• Seek% are regressed to appl to the Magi-trate', at the ;timer Odiee, oarday Irmo Tuclse till Three &Cork (Ssodn's es tepted), and lot giving a Faii.rti tnry recount they will be re stored, other% Ise they will lir sold, nl the expi..atino of t hins days from the date hetenf, agreentle to Use directions of the aforesaid Lets of J. RP:EVES, Chief Clerk. FRENGII PAPBRS. BATTLP. Or SALAMANCA. 1 PARIS, Atm. 18.—The Artny of Portugal, com. , mended by his Excelleng the Duke do. RAGUSA, was, on the 24th of July, encamped on the Douro, in front of the English army. The Duke passed that river. on the 16th, at Tord ..illas, in spite of the eve ! my, and after several actions, in which the French had always a marked advantage, thk' enemy was driven hack to 'inlet:mince, when the two armios were it) front.of each other on the 22d : after a cannonade of some duration on both sides, a• d while the Mar shal Duke de RAGUIA, resolved to 4ivebgttle, was occepied in making his final arrungernenti. l ite was stricken by a shei4 which broke hisrigot arm, and .st epodes! kiwi's two places in the riout , ides This accident obliged him to quit the field of battle; his ' life is aot, however, In danger. • The General of Division, CEAEZILE, tttOk thecom. Mandjnst as the action enrnmeaCeti ; it contlaued for . several hours with the grestisi fury ; p-nvilies of `valour, and several actions, worthy of the French Iname, were performed. Nevertheless, the accident . which happened to the Duke of RAGUSA had, from the first, determined Gen. CLAUZEL to retire upon the right of the Tormes. After alternate and equal successess he re-crossed that river at Alba, leaving one of his divisions to cover the bridge of that place till the middle of the day following. The retreat was effected without molestation from the enemy, whoie loss was very considerable. • The French army continued their route, on the 2341 of July, by Penaranda, whither they were followed by the English cavalry. Our real-guard made a successful attack on them, forced them to make a rapid retreat, and killed numbers of them. The army then continued their route without any further molestation, and have resumed their former PoSitiou at Tordesillas, and with the Douro in their front. This intelligence has been brought to the Minis try of the War Department by M. Tabvier, Aid-de. Camp to the Duke of Ragusa, who has been sent by his Excellency the War Minister to the Emperor's Head-quarters.—(Alonilcur, dug. 19.) LOCK AND SIIIIIMICAL 01111:1CNSA RV. • His Royal Highness the Mae et V Peuvidcot, and the for owing, Committee of tjuser w r,l-.- Earl isf Leitrim Cfilortel..W. J. Jdiees, M. P. ' Right Hoe. T. Jones Yoh latouche, E'q. NI. P. Rt. Hon.R.lll. bti• ridan,M.P. t. lemmas U. Y. I Hun. Cul. J. Barry, M. P. Captain James hay. Sure esin ' Mr. Kii.rnan, tirmlser orthe 11e% 41 l'ill:rge, inslin). • THE I'atroutage this I ustitution has received, for the exclmive treatment und Cure of limit Sexes, afflicted with Venereal Complaints, and their drenaftn consetMences, as stricture:, debility, ulcerations. &c. conducted under the mn , nisgensent of a Gentleman of Ow tint prokininnial nl.ilit6r, will satisfy the Public of tire high meta: of NIT. K lER SAN'S plan, and that by it the incosivenierices of Public Charitie%are ed, whilst the ylllillguitd unwary are protected ttgaitbt the fatal delu s ;,, th held oat by adverti,itig pretenders in this brunch of practice. Since its establishment in ISO, 3557 patients, of both Sexes, have been cured, without confinement or iojury to the coustitution.antl w ilh +I delicacy and secrecy hitherto unknown ; many of those have lahoured under the must complicated frrititi of the disease from ten to twenty sears. The first symptoms yield to Mr. Kienmn's treatment in :t few days ; and where appearance of debility comes on. tun early upplecation cannot be made to prevent the danger that may eesete. The Surgeon may be consented by either Sex, with the greatest tiecrecy, +et his private house, No. 21, Lower Char lotte-street, Redf”rd-esiutire, from ni;le to twelve in the alum- Mg, and from bix sill nine at .ilght ; trawhom letters and-other communicat tons. front town and coualry (post paid) may he ad dressed, owl will be 5141PCillitlly, wises ercd. gepubitory, Fotshury-rquare. Hy Mr. HULL, On THURSDAY, Angnst 27. SEVERAL well-bred seasoned lIUNT'ERq. mas ters of high weight, • also some strong Hackneys, in g..mi unkdition, and fost trotters; several poem of Clinch. liartmehe, Chariot, null Curriele Gelding:, of ilitTerent colours ; some sin gle ditto; ...evert! good Gig• Horses, perfectly quiet in horns., sod lost trotters.; soine very clever Horses, %Melt have been rode with- t ps; and Ladies' Horses; u peat_ nosily strong Geldings rind Flores, fit for machine:, •nail-rtaehe., 41c olio several hand,ome Gallo rays, Ponies. de. Sheri rd-street and ()tetra-street, (I.slden-rtiaarr. GENUINE ISN II A PPROV CD MEDICINES, Prep. red by S. SOLOMON, M. D. • • t (Mead Home, near Liverpool. .. THE Celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILZAD, for (Seriatim., Ners..us Disorders. ;old WelliklielliCl Hy- I ruliar to vie Fr scale Sec, Loss of Appetite. Hysterical and Hy- I pochoodriacal Affection'. Lowness of Spirits, and all Nervous Disorders. 1 Dr. S I..mon's Cordial Italia of Gilead is ha ppily calculated for the Week, the Sickly. unit Infirm. In rill inward Decays,! Debility, Lowness of Spirits,. W eaktress is either Sex, whethe r 1 hereditary, orasnired, or owing to Ydathful luiprudeace, this 1 Medicine a ill ad... il the most wonder's:l relief. ANTI•IM PLTI OEN ES ; mar. Solomon's Ornps, is a Medi- ! else superior to every other Remedy . yet discovered le this or May (Aircrew, for the.speedy reinimsd and railleta cum . 4 iii. Seamy. Leprosy, Rheumatic or Coati. rano, Scrofula ..e Koig's , Evil, Dicers of every Description; Swelled or Inflamed Legs, dm, In Disorders wiser, Salivation has repeatedly failed, when on other remedy could restore the unhappy Sufferer to that : health he unfortunately lost, the Ami-luspetigenes hme been found the great and ouly restorer of Health and Vigour. These i Drops purify the Blood, and restore the System whet, implied by the Imprudent toe of Mercury. • The above Medicines awe inclosed in plain directions, with surprising Cures, authenticated by Perces.: of Respectability, I and are . made up in Bottles, price Eleven Shilling...each. T..ere • are also Family Bottles, at 53.. contaielug Four of the smaller noes, whereio 9s. lure saved. . TheABSTI.RGENT LOTION dears nail beautifies theSk in; removes speedily, without pain orarouble, ail kinds of Pimples, . Tellers, Ring-aorms, Spots, Retisien, Swellings or Carbuncles , of the Nose, Blotches, and every Species of Cutaneous Irup tom on the Surface of the !Itlian Body. It is peculiarly . plea- sant in its operation; an agreeable softness to the Skin 'mine dintely succeeds its use. It sweetens and refreshes the whole 1 Comulexion' which resumes, at one tied the Mine ti.i.e, an enlivened appear:time. The Public have been lung, e..n vinced of the cerinini% of its success its a safe and certain re medy fur Iterpetie Complaints in general. Pints 4s. 6d. Hal pints 2s. 9d. Observe the words "Sam'. Solomon, Liverpool," engravenon • the Stamp; all others are enemerfeits. - Sold by all Venders of Genuine Mediciues in the United, ' Kilted • Of a ham may nest, Ire had, i Dr. SOLOMON'S justly celebrated GUIDE to HEALTH ; ' ' or, Advice to both Sexes, price 3,.. rr Dr. SOLOMON espeets when consulted, the ust... I compliment of a One Pound Note; bat all written Case, ra Letters of Advise, if answered at his leisure, are reque s ted to ; inclose only I lalf-a,Guinest. Such letters should for safety, Se thus directed :—'s Money letter. Dr. S. .. o rion, Gilead-hoe r near Liver; I. Paid double Postage." Letters may fur s ! dered to he addressed to X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-office, dit , i called for. The Devotaire Arms Piatilie-hove, nod Two Houses in fiber rard-street, Ndj By Mr. ROBINS. At Garraway's, en TUISI)A Y. Sept. tt, at Twelve. in Three L .111. A VALUABLE LEASETIOLD ESTATE, for -CIL ONE TBOViA AND THREE 111.1,11 Mt El) Yisußs. erompri.ing die Pi , blie-house. the corner of shenviod-sireet and Qacen-vtrert, Golden-vintare, know u by lac bigit of the Devaii shire Arsiv, roomy .porinii. preiniveo, three rooms on a done. three storiea high, with cellar‘i. to polo etkion of Mr. Jack son, on Leave for sit tea. unexpired, M a lure re. , t; Iwo brick Divelling-honses adjoiniug, in Sherrard-vireet, three stories high, two rooms on u Sone, shoos in front, cellar, &c. in p , iseir. sion of Mr. Muckle, Carpenter„on Leave, nod Mr. Barnes, Shopkeeper, tendon ur wilt. May be viewed h 3 leave of the lemma. Particulars on the Pritioisoss nl 31. r. nlulo•,Solirlior, Chars eers-btsults ar.turniviay's and of 'Mr. itohinr, War wick- St reet, Golden-square. A _ ...... _ _ Th.eva. Bradley Thomas Ramsay George Bridises, A!d. John Reny Via.. George Buuyos John Seca Roh,rt r her Thomas smith, Aid. WILMOT Hawthorn Atirbanv Soulhe John Cowell Jam" ttionehouse Joint Giay John Taker • William Haynes Jams Tennant Christopher Idle W Jlinm Tienna 11 G. Julinson Joshu a Wuteon IV titian% Martial! aola, Wild. • Richard Noble That a General Meeting of the -Wine and Spirit Trades be held annually en the OM Wednesday in January, in order to receive the report of 'be Tretbarer, and to continue the Mem ber,. of the Comesseitste, or eler) .t hew L. ibriv roofer, d wry Le divines! ievys•nry by 4 majority of Subs-. liter. then present. That the TAulss of thinMeetnic he given to Walker Gray, E.q. f .r lii, untie e minter itetirellt That the hbove ReSolutionebe peMished in the Newspapers and otherwise, ut the discretional the Committee. /011 N GO W EN, Secretary. N. B. Subscriptlems sersftad by Mr John Trienant, Na. 6. Toe cs- hill, Treasereet tit try Mrs Joke Gowen, No. 39, Nade l:nee. Secret-try ti the Goatotirlee, SIN GM. A It' AliV A MTAGEOUS STATE LOTI' Eli Y. HORNSBY and CO. Stock Brokers, 26, Corn hill, beg tense tn. remind their Friends and the Publie. that the Lotterlt.is big with iinportant Chances, and solicit their f truer, nil tfsejoresent occa.loo. The Brawitic begins in a few Days„.TUESDAY, the Bth of SEPTEMBER. Oidv 10,000 Tickets.—.A Blank may gain £10,(100. Ordas by Pool or Carrier executed ouslic seine Terms as if pre.ent. HORNSBY and Co. Wye divided nmong their Frirais up wards of Three Millions Sterling, which Chef-trust is the beet recoannesidation fog the future ramie% of flee , Rmuney marsh, Krill. Vain:tale Freehold -ritiote; Wynne, Fkhery, &r. Fnrm-!rouse and CosUvire. Pibblie-linure, and One Th,oa.and Seven Hundred anyl rift!, Ater* of Meadow Nlarth, :did Salt 111.iran Laid dnd nemliov-Perewittveily, • Mr. ROM Xi. At Garranas% tat THURDAY. September I l i, at Twelve, Its One Lot. • -A VALUABLE .lend Improvable FREEHOLD AIL ESP T ;Me is Romney Mar,h, in she Parish of Lythl. near New Haennes. in tee Camits of Kent : comprising the MANOR. nr REPUTED MANOR of LY DD. with the right of Fishery e tes.st Sole near two M les al mg the Heneh, and In the Se ers the Estelle = nttd upward. °NH THUPUS.SND sLvEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES of rich. Meadow, Marsh. Stilt Marsh Lim!. mud Hearit, with a Faros-house and Builtli44, Cottage. nod l'n!ol.t:-Itossie, all in a tin! fence. in the occupation of enpial , t 11L•tetv. Raker, 1tu.4.11, Oyler. and "them. aditsining the lands of the Earl of Thaurt and Wethertlea, Esq. 'flits Estate is highly int. provable, nod by temporary fenrieg has% be ctimtiderably ins Creases' I n very properly sit invest money. Pnriicolam inns, be WO on the Premi.es t ni the George Inn, Lyda White unit, ItNr; Mr. Itni.er. t'olke.tone ; Ship and lamina Inns, and or Mr. hisipsieus' Soticitor, Do ve r; Sara cett's Demi. Ashford roantain, Canterbstry I of Messrs. Jaws awl (irrea, Salisbury-squire; and of Mr. Itohi..s, W.,rw iris street, Golden--qtrile, a here a Pima of the ort,y he seen. ~'~' '~. Osiefektiorrey. between GistlAime Wroiciilaril, nu Om road ►iJs o•te. Alta^ 0601. BLANK may gain i U t ? either of the 11•4 ho Extra Hum a Tic ets ihres-by the Contractors. ix Ike Suite Lesson of 10000 Tickets, all 1 SO Dra*u the hth September. - . • . ACTIEME. 6 . Prizes 5f....1e16,0 .1 0....are.....€1;2 ,000 2 Prizes of 4,000....0re ti.olo 2 Prizes of ...... 3. 1 03....nre ii3O,'.o 4 Prizes of I,ooo :are.... And upwards of Two Thou.mid Prizes of &iOl 3301. VOI. Ike. Ok(• ti..on to •221. the lawcst Prins, and every Number it ill he ara a n from the Wheel. cm Tu. krlf and Shares are selling nt the Offices of T. Bisb„ the Coi•tc,rthr fur the Lottery, Nu. 4, Carnbill, and Nu. 9, Cho iih4-ero•s, tondos. SILVIA MEDAL. YEW I,tyttNTll,o TRUSSES, TO GUARD ACAINST THE INCONVENIENCE OF RUP'EUR LS. Saectioned by the Society for the gneourozeinnut of Arts, Ma ottfacturee.l2llll Commeree .if Lnghintl. WIIaFORD, Surgeons Instrument-maker, t/ • unA Cutler to St. Ildriholomew's I Trw's - maker to his Majesty's Ilonintrable 0111111116iouer, of the Transport Loud; and to the City of Lot.dort Tram Society, for Relieving Ruptured Poor, patrot.ized by tth Royal Hithocui the Hoke of Cambridge, MUT tttttt ft% hi , NI:W-IV VENT ED Sir:A PIA P. CORN El) EL AST IC STEEL TILUSSKS, by 4410014 a Cure, in many Caws n ill be obtained; scud it en lo keep the most act& Rupture that ever existed, n blotto isiemirenieoce to the %cams. 1:e Sociei3 ut Arts, &c. having voted their Silver Medal for etc ulnae Improvement, the fovea/tor has had the humour of t”teivisig the snrse from the 'hauls of his Grace the Duke of N , rfolk, tueir President. The lovent.4 law sow the satisfaction likewise to announce, his having gis,ri the irratem satishiettou to th e nt t wi t h Rapt ures , at m , rust less than ;WO persons nave, ',"taa these fee years, f. It the good effects of the/it, these n." having hero mode on Anatomiral principles, which no olher Truss Ina ever heeds The lovetnorsoaures the Afflicted, ll'at I'll a sinJe h ial they will be thoroughly convinced of their Notwriority oyes-till 'Trusses now in use; awl allay be had at his 4i.lifortairv, Nutlet the Centre gateway of St. liarth,oloinew's tithal, Wyss Smithfield; i.nd at No. 21, Lombard-street, Cu:Whit. \. A. Where also inoy he bad, his nets and c o mplete A ppa taws, as • Substitute far . Leeches ;,andthe AAJUlrtts fm sh.i.rperinr Razors, withoni a "'me. . bit sPR plut. • • i Spring," 06,rneg a crietwated Physician, uihni t • iNGttuiottaldhrrtSeamime into :lethal ; and if, at this season. people were to adapt an alterative diet, mach inensaa aihery *mild I. • pi e% eme d . rt . . ►IIIIE NUT of tie SA SSA.FILkS TREE h not -a. 11111 V very ;vanishing and pleasant to the plate, but ample taperit•siee La primed it t) be more efficacious in correring the toil pacifying the blo at than the Li.ionl)iet Drink, ar Simapnrilla. People subject to eruptions of the ik in. and 311111 liS 'ITV of Gusty, Biliora, asthinatic, or conniniptive bil l , *tit Sri the Sabsafras Cuctra a most invaluable artielr Of e 1.% 1 t the periodic:a works on I.4edicinct is 1 4 1 4 Y eglione.4l . a. 4 its tne is adoptcd•hy several esuiaent 1 1 .hvsiciatis. It i s sold in a gri‘tind ante for horn*: (in the ;a ne rvißar ), i‘nce el t;ll..bieripassad, by W. Wilson,. titeceri ‘r, _ •1 " ADVICE. VSTHEN Men of Education and Professional Skill, use persevering endeavours in 'discover the'unist safe and cm tain method of treating a feu prevailing Disease% the stweetsful result of their experience h the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS nod CO. Surueons, have been induced to mak, the cure of the following the object of their particular study viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a anonym ail Intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures and Glees., which, by an improved plan, ore Speedily and effectually cured; a, itl:o ifebilits, whether arising from hacchanalian indulgences, long I residence in warm climates, or it seciet solitary . vice, too often unhappily protect by the youth of both se yes 4 in the one cans ingsterility, or barrenness; and in the other a numerous trails of nervous disenses, which, if nit timely remedied, terminate in impotence sand Consumpliop. lu time distressing:ante of .1 bill ty nr deficiency, u nether the consequence of such batter's; ha bits, ate wising frotn any other come, by u hit+ the pnwers of the constitution become enfeebled. its regularly educated tier . gem s of London they offer a firm, safe. and speedy restoration to sound and %igneous health. I The re-tilt of a long and extensive practice hat enabled them, by asuperior method. to remove Venereal Complaints, how ever inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the pal Min In the least restraint in diet or exercise; told in recent Cases, whereon early application is madcap discovery of the infection, they frequently perform .cure its the short space of two days. The unprecedented success of their ,ii le iif treatment (which has ; Dever been known to fait in one single instance in a practice of i fifteen sears, during which period many thinks:lnd person , of mob sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious mettles:hi had hceir pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces I them to thus publicly offer their advice. Meturs. Goss std Co exclusively professing the care of thews particulate Oulu's, in order that they natty not Ne ;tanked by a n at fr ohlii justly attar ir14311 themselves ' the• of leis. tia theii the siaisicwrim whit.% c•I.. pour Pr balkir (1i 1 /1 ,i, 1 r ••. . •• iv a mistaken few, with the el - doting vs justly tsttached V. the DEBILITY, ate. . anornns emptric, think it hut justice to themselves in state, that . r V ) I . ENNA , AUG. 6,— . A. Cott he% tuive hero properly educated and initiated into ever v branch MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. snrgeotis, late in •pe rier, dispatehed:hy ado - of the professi• , ll (certificates of which, from different 11010- his Molests's Service, toiaitste to hirer , oiwir studies :ilia ( leis. and testimonials from the most eminent Physichns, th e, prart•re eiteliedvety to the treattoritt mid cute of V tiN EIf•ILRIL I run Stunner, lotorproter of the At striae Collet at Rave to convioce any loquirer), that the success resulting from COMPLAINTS, nod I. ei/TV Class 'r Drhilitit• whether ° the Porte, has just arrived here cram Cpaarharina., their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice ot arising from irregularities in living, a long residence in ho di' ° ple. The at re - ot the din the general Practitioner, and they presume that their vele m mates, or the destrurtive habit of inenaddernte youth, which - it.- -u .- - -- (..s patches of which im is , entaik. by onliciPol 4 fle• On 111 IllettaPpy *Ai tldis. all She ii brim- the beaier is not yet known. the lines torments , a fair gfolll4 for the unprecedented confidence authessile it,tolli., Bence, that Prance and, ii.usfria . had formally 14. willi•vk MO. tbefloile", by the Public, been se liber a lly ho ties of old age. Sunlight rasei of venereal ii.freti.iir a perfect' ranteed ' ' the Int,. grity of the o,ttoknau territory, hid `ti- red. Patients cur& i , completed in lite short petiole; pf o Ivo Ways. :°. Patients In ttie sentry are reviested to slate the particle This may toe (annulled by patients of either jett4 with the .. bus of their nuie,, age, ond manner of living , inclining a Bask treeteo mteresy and honours Ist 'their lifyi&.. Nl'. 1 04 Halt" . produced at' conataaOnoele s s and every place whore . übed l6 - - some .it was knoWo,. the 1111/at re reeable senpatto • n. The ; 1 Note (or vies and alediciaesl.and Wartime will b; fo r ward garden. bo`siiiitort of Ilse Kingdpro. Letters pow mid, twisting a beet am!, w,, : , r . Oritntr Seiplor has use Baron Stunner ) thht ho i • ocsb-.6a co. kiwi.. 14 Illonverill - street , Jilect.eyeet. 'mt.—Pio. Ira, flottomiardes.s. tilit • . . . / . , . .. . - . . . . ' ' " '*..".-....0....0. * • ... , . , - , The Storenr of !locoed, fitiaS Oated, lfall-pinor. and South- Farms. i.ear rour Hundred Aereß, a ith $, S Stre:ou of Wmer, %lunar Illogic, Whet.. lre* Shop, Tithes, &c. Land lot Ited.:cmeJ. ny Mr. ROBINS, At Garrnwny's, on THURSDAY, August 4i, nt Twelve k, in Sla A VERN Talunble MO:MOLD INTATE, 1111, pleasantly diverAled by bill and dale, with moo eligible sits . . t . ..r huildiryf..ituate to the part-het. of Vaud :u.d Tao ridge, WI wcen fior'mone and I..ntiofieke ; e pri-inz the mt . dent MA% Olt of RATED, alias °VIM), mut II ALI, PL, ACE FARM, 14 WI exceamti farm-li .we and Mires, ards, gardeo, orchard, form-% aril, born., stables, rend various out boiLlinec, and sundry etwboures of meadow. pa,luee, amble had *Hod bind, surrouodius the buildings; containing up words of TWO fit/NORM) Awl) T%VI'ISE ACItf.S. Alm, Smola-Iml rate., w it h a I) welling.hoUSe, barns, stribles, and vat yards, garden., orchards. Ite.; the Manor Wove, Flttette is the %Mote cif Okted. a %V heeler% Shop, gnrrten, orchard, nn 1 meadow Mod, op word. of Oar hundred sad Twenty-riOt Acres. The Toth...* of the above faro., and tintlry other lands. These Es;ates ore very eligible property, the situation diy nr,i healthy; coalman extrusive Sieos of the simian:ding enuntry, and n tine "stream of water Inaing thr.oteli the lands; all kine compact, and contain in all Three Hundred mid Forty Acres; nem' tin p.m' in:warts in the bmar'inod of several park, of harriers and fax-httutals, and plenty of enme. May he. iew a i, by nvlying ow Mr. Grace, Mall-place Farm ; or Ili. emu field, of 0 s ted, when. Pal lirolaro and Plans muv i he had ; nt the White !fart, Otol.tone; King's Arms, Wegel , • ham nod Croydon: Sono, Rirante ; Non, Kingston; Old Ship, rii 7 tio , .ll; of G. Law, ESq• Solicitor. NC lAncolit', Inn; at Garcon ny's ; and of Mr. Woro irk.. street, Goldcrt-square; *here a Plan of the Estate may be sera. AUGUST 13.—1 t has been often remarked hereto fore, that the Co-operntion of England in a war can never be Otherwise ''pan uncertain and ill-combined ) . because the Volky or her Cabinet not beirg the sys tem other Soveielgti, but the result of his Ministers' opinions, ails policy is modified, and its principles changed, according as Ministers change their party, or, to speak more correctly, according as parties change Ministers. We learn from the last victory of Marshal Suchet, that the Spanish insurgents had fouuded their hopes upon so weak a substruction as British friendship. It is obvious cat the attack of the army of Murcia e.as intended to be combined with the debarkation of British troops, and that Gen. O'Donuel would not have advanced unless he had hoped to be supported by them, But they remained quiet spectators of the battle, perhaps not intruding to take any part in it unless the success should net appear to be dubious. We all know that seamen al, ways have the winds at their disposal, to justify the conduct they may think proper to adopt, or to serve as an excuse for any misfortune they may sustain.— Thus the English fleet sheered off, under a press of sail, abandoning the unfortunate O'Donnel to his fate. Auous'r 10.—We learn from Konigsberg, that Marshal the Duke of Tarentum, who has taken pos session of the port of Liebau, and other important places in Samogitia, lias received directions to besiege Riga, after he has made himself master of Cour land, with a part of the troops at his disposal.— (Same Paper). COMMERCIAL NOTlCE.—Persons engaged in com merce are informed, that the Collector of Customs in Paris is authorized to receive subscriptions. with proper securities, in conformity to our Imperial D crce of the 20th of last March, in order to expedite to their ultimate destination from the entrepot of this city such cottons as are imported from Naples and the Levant.—( Moniker). During the month of June, 411. boats passed op and down the Canal of St. Quieten, arnang • which were 79 laden With corn for the metropolis, 112 with coals, six with cannon, and 12 with masts; the re mainder were laden with wine, salt, and otber articles of merchatidize for the consumption of the Low Conn., tries.—(Same Paiier). AMSTERDAM, AUGUST 6.—Tn the night of the 27th, of July the, enemy landed about 20 men near Caro linen•yht, in the Department of the Kastern Ems, anti seized a small privateer, on board of which there . happened not to be above to J hands. However, be ing pursued by the custom.houte troop, they ha& themselves two men taken prisoners and lost their, pinnace, on board of which were found 12 muskets,, eight pistols, and 12 sabres. The next night the. English appeared before the Island of Spichervag, and landed about 120 meii, and made a brisk attack. at once upon the four sides of the fort by which the island is defended. The garrison, however, defended themselves so vigorously, that they were obliged to re-embark precipitately, with the loss of seven torn and a considerable quantity of arms.--(Same Pa. • . &an. • .• 'leave UtL OXENIIAM most respectfully begs leave to return his grateful Thanks for the Pastors which • -hurii.heen conferred nn him since he comnsenced the NOSIOeFS Of an AUCTIONEER and A PPRAISER, itad in inform his Fr49lsts and the Pahlic that he ha. Wilt a Spacious AUG TION-ROO Ni, with Offices and Warehouses. MI Nil Prelnif•eit Nn: f 133, Oxford -street, slew the Pantheon, fir the dispOsal of ail Isinds of PROPERTY and to solicit their Favhors nod Iteettanuendatims, assuring them, that every attention shah be paid to the hsterest of his employer, and the accounts lame (lintel% chord. N. B. Mosley advanced ne Property Intended fur immediate Sale. Auction Offere, Aug. 17,1812. Jahn-ytrest. Oxford -street. By Mr. AtliNfIAM, At his New Anctinn Roma!, 933, Oxford« tree. near the Pan- Mena, on 'fMEIRSDA 44.-prt. 9, of Otte; by direction of stp F.ye. afros of Mr. Newell Topknot, deceased, AVA I,CA BLE LPas'EflOLD bWri.FANG HCHISH. taw eligibly situate, being N.- ft 6 ,00 the 'o•s side of Jobu-sertri, leueling to f;trtsi Pogalltud•strret i resol v ing !Iwo goad proportioned tonnes ion a !Isar, with every crime- Metier for se respectaMe Family. Thew d esirable Premises are in substantial vensir. held by lease fur a term. of which YO .years. wanting ten days, Isere miry ;Arra at einri.toils.. NO, at the l o w g round rent .doily iii. 55. per Aanuns. A few h stern to be taken by Appraise...ens. • At the same time will he sold all the 11, , uselonld Parniasre. The Premises may he viewed every day till the Sate, and the Ferniturg at the thiourea.) lire.lnesday pre. riling. r Particahrs had sc. the Premises; of Messrs. Lambert and I SON Solicitors. No. 7. 11..ciford•ron ; nod at the Rooms. _ _