The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-27 00:00:00

_ •-,, Vacs'''. ,• . . . ...- - s 4.; - - - - ,ir en . ---......--...----...-.-_,... . . . ..._........_,—....._ , . .. iv cui(eteNGg. •)L .dpittepetickfim .... ...... atpneer, if the'. iiidadry , anir •Or ate eimicnerCo o‘ M ESSRS. CURRIE sett • Co. Sutemis, late in *• ''• 4- N 4lr- •- ,'- - - • • jossnol 8 • 10. • • - his Moj e sty's Service, chollenge . the tunle • world to , •i g 1 ,..,*....it._,-• ' •• prove a Atte! instance where . their Med ic ine RI M . ',1;1 14 ',,, . laUk .ivisitusse,....lihe govetamen . ts, , ..ideetp) y s isa.,: i Cure bore faded tot - the desired effect. The j . sraesice of many , pressed, *tree/ pre•oceuptett by the .more recent. yenta in this particular branch of their proressuin bite not given i /-,,,. rise to one unsuccessful' case. They obotinue to direct their I .'wliii—, forget '. ,6110' . mere &stout, keep faintly in studies to the treatment aad owe of VE.III BREA I. COM- I it melltolly. tall not causes; uud lose . - remit or the . PLAINTS, nod thot deritngement a the systeth, ‘ B4l /chiirbe I'l uks of lit kt ttlitoric", chide whiCh obafiects the past ' cousequenee of the pernicious•and a:blend effects of a habit loan 1 . ' s" "s•-• ' pi l d m o st r•lhapplly pursued by. the tooth* of both sexes. lo • the otie it will lse found to be the unrolling senate of Borrennews with the present., . • 46 ' . GOd , forbid,' Gentlem en , that ' :I . should mom ....- the other have its ravages fatally devehted to them by a die- describe'here any past grievan c es,. calculated:to irri.., , , tre.cing state of debility, which, if ant timely remedied, tenni- . _., - • moles in Impotence. These are it s re mot e and ultimate effects ; tale any minds , to rekindle any resentments. - .4 while consumptinits loss of muvrooloor power, rind variato nee 4 ' Ido not carry back my tho aghti; .I . 4o not: sons connplaints, usitiilly clutracterise the earliest stages oi this Mil Vibe! to the past.; but becanse that. iti each of I. solitary vices of prelims Innguishing under disorders incident too r • • - such ri haint, their treatment is simple, end has never prooted on. the pages in which'the remembrance of urn preserved' successful it the cour,e of a lon g , laborious. and inuch esteoded . . . . • One can dlscoSiC with eettaiAdy who Ire been • the practice. In the most obstinate Lind compliceted -cases of Ve. • •_.• .., i. . a. ..i• ,,. .n • • .• • ; • nereal inferibm, ome n ns obstrtlctio.ns Mike urethra, spongy ex- Pr"v'''. of use war. - crescences, ht.rd tumours, ca11...0il ulcers, eruptions. smarm! 44 War has existed •bi Europe for 10 years; the, weakness, gleets, ut also - AMili ;. " 7. ' ..Agit • STal CTIYR BS, _ last is connect de - •and is the copse ... whether rereot fir of Inn duration, and which hove . balied the (pence of its °right: skill of other prnetieeers, are, by their preset.. letiPtoredspbui • " To see to whim must be imputed the rnisfor• . of treats ,rot. effectoolly. and permanently cured, -without Doti. 1 tunes and the duration of_sh i t war, it will be sejra. "ri,,, t su g e , t og one e seri/dating prim hod alarming heenorrnagr l which trequeaily follaws the application of the hoe* caustic.. dent to refer to its cause, at tQ rectillect'lhat the ' id tame enurse of *stenos 'years esterniee practice In this metro I rilfili`rTath of peace,. eft 'Tither the hort truces goring piths, Ouinerous moos. of strictures Mire been and are daily,an- : • •- • Whith nations llave Wreathed; have ' 'Web • °Wing te der their care, the 101:11 eradication of wit, effected by a - • . .4'.; ... safe, certain, nod exeeoitioes onoolo.of practice.' superior tnr.uy F i .:inCe. • ~. übit; yet adopted. The weakness, retaliation, 0ad_4 1 1204, • 4, l'h ia 'salient from this . lecoritliiiiid, Is rptkalln rertiored.." d The ' . Itatassielr - ad .tt`ist Itri:; reed from Fearer; - N - 7 - 7 . . 'saliva restored to sound and vi g orous becilth. Rot where the neither, in lin when she was invaded ; neither lel debility hat fur years existed, ri proper perseverarictio their . _re- ; the • -• -of Campo Formio year Seven, When - ' the treaty' s iuraiive remedies. talcr the stricture has been, * str a yed,. b•so- t K os To e ; e ... lin er .ig I dispensahly requisite to revive th e shoutgeriog sparks. of life, j .b 1 d' rOthe * "4 pear F . It l when the ' (ma to re-nnimate the Constitution. ' RuishiN 7me across and Italy, to menace • , Several Nobletnen nod Oeillenten of - the first reopertabdity have been under the care of hlessrs..enerie mod Co, for.the re- O ‘, Or . liOntier ;` neitimt in 'tile , year Ten, when the moval of complaints of the urethra, stricture.. 14 . t and having treaty of Amiens a was - ilolated • neither a t the epoch received a radical Mid pernument care, M i ura two rcien;ares of the Invasion 4 'Valeria, when the peace of Lune may 1w given to them, as witisfactury evidentia .4:the 'lncisive superiority of Messrs. Currie end Co.'s .platt o f : treatment.— 6Ville W al l disa * sewod ; neither at the epoch %%lien the Many of :arse Gentlemen have had sit-knifes from - tool() twenty treaty of Presburg was plated in oblivion ; neither year., and hod been meter the rerelif MesSrs. Dratit;„ lielibidtn, and other Sorgeout of cl i ent einidetteo, who awns. .led shy sure 1, • • • - , _V• •.,•.•• • 1 ~ *ben .tetfittiteMerits of filsit' were abandoned; by the applic.alien of the loiter eatistir, woke-do MICEI.IO. neither • itt ,the treaties of Vienna and of Paris. . , l'atioeuts in'the country ;ore ityleoted nrstate Inc porticontn afros t o Riecea; .. 'id their cute, are, had general lin, , il ”rlising, be. me. incisistrie . ` . ' s it' . -; k ;, , ,.-. :4•;„,,, t , ' on the , ._ n co trar t aFrance whe, 11 retniernace for .advice lord medo c iers, when the seine will tie ''''",, :1 , 1 . . ,— , - . .., . given ttr sent 10 any part of tile kingdom. -To.emore tint se. victorious - and conquering,.'etftesea - to the armis-, . . crecy so essential' to their inalertsking. the piistkgeist letters flee of Leotsen - end the peace' which 'followed•it:; may be a.lded tootle *retools for medicines.. -- ' " •• • Who'vtinqulshN . at Marengo but to treat at Limeville; . Messrs, Currie mid C... may be essosulti4 ise eiihes seg, /lib - , •• • • • the greatest delicacy, serreey , noel homer, at their house, f4a. at Austeiritz,„ but to restere 't h e greater part of her It/ 7 • l i nti"n - c" r4 v 4 l' ---96 4 " . 16..39 . -1417 . “*" l. "'"Li' 4l.l e l ' eoutfuetits, .orlo'endow thrones with them ; who. --;.--•••.: „. . .- • •• M Alll.l MON LA I. F taiLitilT T. '• •' -' his'Suilt'refosed the: armistice 'our ng. the war, peace , . MESSRS. G o,SS'aml Co. us rvgutar''Menihers,ef • • 'Wing negotiatiOns neither before tie& ticaty of Pres the Roy a l ('allege of Sur c rota is Linnitrai, base redo- . t ...1 "fiurg, nor Itefare butt of Vienita? ' b u rly devoted Owirionention for the last 17 -Sean 18 ihri 81, ..1 • - • '.c.-ge-' • •• s: t 1.1. • 1 of those Disorders which to freqeeiotly (*bitter,. motion oriel, 46 Al thrs moment h ave not t h e pruimiinary niNeS prevent, that ioestimableldesoingHilartianiiial.Felieity. Thle theCCM) • proposea by s esced Pot!ers been adopted by many application's they have hitosto reerieed froth' persons of - tits m .l t .1 decl are sto his le to his Al the first dlitilottimv ;end the manners •st.Ore•S attending. their so- . 4 8 .1f,5, Y, a to. my. I verily/. modest( treatment iersoehmons ti lisiott, induce theta t h in lies to hls ettimies, that an hit itiektitire are no oh publicly to offer their its-istaure, in Fill ra.e . lt of dchility or de- . fach ,. ,„, the re-establifkinen tof rake! Ilvioatcy, Whether' retuning ttool the fins . t ali story of partici- '.' ‘ 7, l „'" . -, , ... .. , ,.. . . . paling in theenielieslaf fashisosuiloli lik, the inshosusdest helot- . „ 6 I hese troths , umittenten, as fa r as relates to velire of lihertiniers, or ri secret solitary honk, which weal rift •tiopqrfi li s Wars,: are consecrated by monuments. al the energc of the mind, ood &linty*" the fi•totor'of youth, hi. produeitu sterility lathe tine -alt. 'nail impotence in the other, .r.t'adi bec ome the ltnnialable vitrimoriy.or history they o ff er n safe nod permanent time. . • in what reiates to the more recent events, they wilt To thus,: who, from tattoo complaints are prevented , en- bet 'provedisi the clocaments contained in the porter tering into the married - Ante; and owing:all to seek ;dirt - , w ood ~, 1 ,. . over their in fi rmities in -silence. it Rossi. lot etsurodissi.to know, rilile 01,' the illtaister. for Foreign A Alio of which , however (multi( or hirgeetuot .the, t o re sway he deemed by ilb M ajesty calla a COrnmiasion, named among other Proctitionets. shot by re u tivioing sisal nor:ilia* me th od I. j. 9 4. so . (4 %,„; eainiii ,, ‘i . •• . .. , they , may he restored Id w i totoside. d yip.' on* conlitni inn. A C I.'. RTAI X. D [SORDID', frequently c oa t t•acted in a woo- y " Whilst negotiating, the coalescettPowera grit mein of anon-cretins', told areal speelesof Venereal Infection, by wished the cobtrooation or hostilities. .Il h y thee they ft mild and vever.faditie mode of ire mien!, is speedoly and ra hart Striiiii as the iniaiurel which Abe -safety - of. the dimity removed, without restraint .in dirt or eierciw f mills°, I „,- I . ~ , ii I STRICTU IL ES of the UftliTtlit A mid (MELTS. 0 Inch they i f, , tate,,eit the honour of the Empi t re,, prescribe. Pis D R. FREEMAN'S GUTTA .SALUTAItIS, an . Affetuilsie4l to cure in a *hoot perhot, wohuto havin g recourse to i it a i ts ,,,,-b os . said to , y o u . G entle .,_ o ' Nations can.. approved Specific for the tworry,- and every Foulness . the paiefolly dan g erous erects of she caustic; references .. . of 1 ...._- t . "i' / um; Impurity of the Blood. l o whicis easi he g iven 11) s terna gentlemen of ugh reopectability, I to/I tre a t,. M il sae ertty, except •by displaying their . Scorbutic Compltibtsure the most general Malady of the Bri- ; will) 1)11CV been cured ire a very short period; after bovine la- . 1 wh ol e strenitlt.' ••• . • ••• tish Constitutioni ; no family i 4, snore or leas, exempt from than, . buena! under strictures for many yews. " Btit already the energy whlch manifests itself in and they show themseivra to a variety of nays; they produce ... To Mar••ied Females. whotte emoviniiitos of thaw tetuler rou g her*, ulceration, and other diseased state. of the skin; they pledge. of com mit.' h a ppiness have hero defea s ted s _k main. An rhll-P . 1tt 4 .1 - - --, the numerous levies which are in motion oreushathw, of appetite, weakness, mod _dejection pf %OH's ; be a pleasing retlee - ti know, Mat t•Y ts ioniser &mono/elm ; ..—su.Ttet . ontly make known the resolution of the and the mass of blood bone rendered raw, it is mestpafile of I,r- in their remedies, (Megrim-rat health is fellow:lied, and 111. ° 1118 ' IlretiCh - Mingo to rashitaiii the safety of its territory, foldin g a healthy supply of nourishment In enable tie funoi..i,c pe di ments remove d, . '` • -. anti t o b e p r o perly mai actively per foot me d. As a remedy MCssrsi. N o w and Co.'eset6lorrie proofesilig, t'm c u re of three ' and . the _ honour of its l aws. 66 Thirst of; ikt;ry; love for this country, the ws - sh from o n i m p ur i ties fr om this cause. I tr. Freeusaa's Gotta Salo - p a rti cu lar etomplcint., to order that liwy may nal he marked i Weis ha s p r ov e d is se lf,by a reputation of thirty years,•44' fen:kill icy a mistakeo few, with the obloquy go 30,1,4 .nitiiebed to the "o • •: c for . its t Ino•speri , are passions whia never become specific one Never -f a ili n g cure; it re q uires only a few bottles of ignorant empiric, taints it but justice too themselves to state, This invaluable iiiedirise to remove the m ost obstinate and iu- that they have been properly educated odd it.itiat.ti into every . ext i nc t in genereus . hearta. • They are a guaravee 4 vrterale scorbutic enospinin ( . brunch of the grade . ciao tcerlificatis• of which. from v arious ' t h e feat with which you will associate yourselves, At this i wrioil o f t he sea-en it it well known the scurvy mud hospitals, and testiontooials. from th e highest pr o f . e.si onn i Rus si a -. .• ~, ~ . _ it' eon-eretrouss ore pooch to he dreaded i Its every eorotioiolion cities, they nave to COITIHUCC any ,enristiret). 1441 a ICSldellee .VeUtleMen; in - the eftsftd of the - Administration, is by, poweiftilineans of' defence, the uegolia• - shoes , they are prrvuleill, the above usedirine too retonsmendrd i n the warmer hemisphere of our ea-tern a allot, as well es in • support, ps the ugly frllll/11 WAR* of I uriug. LLB well as preirentiog, the oilier parts, emboldens them to 11401, ,1,:.t their re,ctrthes 4;ous - which, are going to he opened. • Ill•ti4dY from breakiue nut i nor is it less 14Itefailul altalatt the having been confined to diseneei alread y . encreeraseol, they bold .7 . re . .. c ,„( „ ~,41 k nown contag io n , w hi c h produces a !orbs, out a efttil'tiy a such renova tioe to t h sot in-o ) lobrour usork•r the 64 ~L ess powerful , tests strong, less less 'fruitful rich, raw. that r inhiitig, t h e ta . nrcr o f en joyme n t ; every injury acisisig d e bilituting effects of n life Irlserd under- time torrid foot'. And In researces *as France to the y e a r light, when rr m , this saint. whether r %lee nosily op o earostg or Into.n In the f ar tLIO N Olaf . haying hod opp"rtinatirs, In their prat,,,,,,,,,,,,i f:,, , . . I ____•• ._ , ,L . , . 1 on the north, invatied on the south, ton*. 1'i."41, i• radically s od safely removed b... it, w ithout the neces- &city, of Milling sitt inthunle niquaiotst o nse . with the 4 ; ort.t . itu._ ! ! ‘"'r ie ` ce Tu s r`!. " her interior, exhausteti in her finances,- 61'y to cyttatteatent, or thu s . other re ,trit ;ions which medicines don ' t hitt*, Or .teofirille'persoms: the i' nor to• Biro' •tts,• best in .. t la a less superior ti ed a cti v e kind rrquire. It is, therefore , le- assuraneet of juniors!! dio 'relief ;i ad toe...tome% reailting from ths n rg - nn i, e d i n • h er adadnisrration discouraged in . , coanowrotted to issith of bosh sexes, and to those who are about their (tilde:Assists b..( leder...O . them to quit tine preeto r e of the ~.0 ., ..6 m. .„__ too enter into a monied stole, and would wish to ,preserve atm general proetitioloort nod t hey presione d _ e tu t r prete o sions cam, 5_r,.... 7.. , 1 . , _ les the seas brought her hope, the vict4ry. of health and a souood ounetituiion :by it th ey will be freed fr statute ft tow gravid for • the utspcomel . io at _confidence o sib Marengtt restored her honour, the treaty of Lutte every debilil) it. which their itregodat Mors rimy ha /c e spotted • which theylonve, by, the poblie. t t er . .o so liberally twitoorra. ~ in. brought h er baci‘ penne.. , thou, mid he restored t o their u n usu al s tr en g th tend vivo!, a/ :, To be coonsolted at 'Nth/eh:new dolly (personally, or by lever, ...7••••• habil. In the diseases of she reunite sex, wirer! 111'11111n:eM " 14 ! Post Paid) IoY patiena Of, tercet• sex, with secrecy, 'Macaws', / " I desbribe this ptct . ore.;.,CiertAte . glen bat for the .., s iitrattatiasai. it it• Ter (*lib to cheek the cause sooner •Ortin soy 1 stool ; McGinn'. . purpose of agftin callin g back, withl t a, and , without, ether nu dictoe, soot so Give streogth o anismilltas, aid geared 'Patient , In the ear4lr 9 sire regur4trd I °. 61144 e. Ihe IniilicBlllTl dignity - - the ever getie sentiment .of out and- of our *tone la e k .11 Kt alined foreoion. • of their case. age, min manner of living, enelo s to g a - „,.;1, 1 „,, ce 8441 •si Bailer's Chef/0W hood P item liesikine Whrelsotwei Joe a dvice mot o uerth•lnes , w attle- re-Medics a ill g is en uf Corr- power.; only that our fyit....ndis;o4.o*- enemies may 4. Cheapside, corner of the Ponl's C c i ocio.i•ord I littenn. Oh. , ' warded Its an, Port or Or k•nlili"m• . •.. ''' :at the same time understand tholghtta of the 'Mo tu, a...t0 eft : noel by blale•CoialirY kletacioid Ytaiers, in bunks ' - tlinis sad t ... Sargasso, Id, Buovertz-street, r tecl-sticel. I .: 1 in y„ Sill. ~,,4 4 ,. 64 case. •p .sc . w i lia.i. . . • usicn t tad . the force of lily unlit 1 the motlerailuo _ Lincoln's Inn Fields, Mc. 17. COLONI EATAMITSUNKNT FOR 'FOR SALN OF corm& AND Al NW. )7 mil ni,.Fericharch-sileK loadde; • •-"- • - COFFEE 'and RUM are sold, at •this Establish meet, at Mr! following Prices, for 'mob risimeey an de liver), and d. lir irk free of expeute to troy part of- Lon- Ara : cor er.R (not less than 111 s. ). - • Very best raw, at Sr. 0 i t —Do. resisted, at ti. per lb. Very pro{ rair,at Is. likt. --Do.. do. 94. an. 1)111.), lit ls. sd.— Do. " do. 14. &I. Geed TN*, at la• tatl.---Do. do. Is. lilt. Weiliors in Gaffer supplied at the lowest Market Prim. - • NI, proof wawa. (not Ito titian Two Gallons), Jainaira ' 111 19a. 411. per gall: Leeward Island . 19.. sid. Cisks w ill be supp l ied. If required, au.l the price returned, grime their being sem hark. Price of a S rams Cash N. of n 3-tidion do. Si. 6.1. a .f-gat lon Mo. b-. n b•gallosi tis. a 6 galluo do. is. a Id-gallon do. 95..6d. a VG-gallium do. Ib. • Orders Ca ail . part of lb. enientry will arnincisally eneeal eft, if .secnanpaoted with Mob •of England Noire, or Bills on London Bnukeri, mot ezettoslliog Iwo months. - . (riders for Coffee thookliseaddeesred In Mr. Ileale 11, Ditto fur Rum • ditto • to Mr. Hulnesti.N...lB. FEN CtillitCll-STREET.' - The quality of the Core a and Hum sold pt this Establish. mew may be deposited 111,04 gig ii boo been foraged for the sole poop:ax of sop ph lug fly Poblatwith these article). geo ) iue Irtl ast4 is ierniutard'anoter Me Pip!! i toe-Wean M the Chamnan awl a Cosanaitteeof the Body of West ttithr l'iuntem and blercloutit, (signed) CHARLEO ELLIS; Chairman. N. B. This is now the only Estahliihment in Loudon which ha. the Function of the We.t India Body. CITY OF,LONDON; TO W IT. BEFORE TPE LORD MAYOR. T JOHN WCARTY, of N0..16, Providence. 11, row. Finsbury-square. Rectifying Distiller, thi volunta- All'itol solemnly make Oath, that the Brandy nomienclored and sold by me, in insitntiol of Freed), is perfectly free trai oil of 'Vitriol, or i nny other injurious article. lb sispeHorlty . weirs solely from a long experience obrond = nor 1441 In WV )treacly nounifictered or sold by me in future shall the prioci. witicla bait kit`.erto acted be deviated from. JOHN M'CARTY. Siren) nt the Mansion Mouse, Londou, this Wili — day of Angara, 1813. before ear, (sired) GEO. SCHOLEV, Meyer. TO PRIVATE FAMILIES, &c. (Ear Ready•Meuey. ) SUPERIOR BRANDY. nt 4U:. per Gallon, to he had at ifs. 16, Provrdente.row. Fii4buyy-srpuire, in any rainity ant I. than Two Gallons, and delivered to any part df fewn, *ft of expellee. SUPERIOR NOYAU, at 31. 13:. 6d. per Dotal (bottles awinded ). Order.: oho received by the Agent, Mr. 1/iid.l, No. it, No. fulk-street, Middlesex Hospital, where &triplet .may be yeas. • NOV. I; Qnt,—lt gives .me *Afore to cutunsonicate to pm, the great benefit I have derived from your CORDIAL BALM of G I LEA D. in .4 severedisorder rif the nervous, bilious. mid flatulent kind, with which I had been long affrcird. I now continue t..king it. and,shall alwoss keep sninv in my house. Be so kind as to send me with her large sap. ply,.for w hich yam will receive the enclosed remittance. The altvpiti 111 l prnduced by your woody' fill mediri.vv, prove 4 highly saiisfariors both to any-elf rind fri-nolv, VI many of whom have given it. I flatter myself this acknowledgmeid will be be neficial to tee public, rind you are at liberty le publish it, with rrferia.ce to my friend, Mr. A. Bradley, Middle New-street, Gough-lapiarr. Log.lun. vihn will satisfy tbe most Scrupulous vmpurrr as In its authenticity. - - To Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. ./ • ,~; ''~~ _ .ball chided,. the Preadeot of the Lig:slative Body shall make it knew:, by a uteraftge. 5. The present Drereevhall he carried to the Legislative Body by the Oraturs ofour Council of State. i (Signed) NAPOLEON. ay the Minister, Secreary of State. • (Signed) The Dnke of HASSAN°. BousozauX, Dec. 16.—Letters from Bayonne, of the 14th, give fresh details respecting the combats which took place in - the environs of that town. On , I , the 13th Count d'Erlon made, between the Nive and I Adoor, a very brisk attack. The enemy was re... Tpeatedly repulsed to a height which intersects the 'i road from St. Jean de Pied de Port. They fought ' i nine hours between those two rivers. ,Our troops evinced an heroic courage and carried, by maim form, a formidable redoubt. The young conscripts (-9 : ulucted themselves excellently. The English and 'Portuguese have suffered much ; a division of the for. mer was broken. Letters from St.,Tean de Luz say, that the ene •i asy's loss is immense, and that he has nearly 16,000 i men lvilled or woundt d during the last four days.— ! Ors 'be 14th, the two armies observed each other. The DAB of Dalmatia was occupied in manceuvring upon. the kilotis of the Mom.. :Some clays ego thi English attempted to prevent the passage of a con+ voy of barks which were going up the river, laden with provisions; but a'small flotilla of ttinictclours (small armed launches) hating proceeded from Bay. °nue, fired grape-shot upon the enemy, and enabled . . . . • the convoy to enter. Never was the ;trmy of the Emperor better disposed ; and without. calculating the number of the enemy,- they do not fear engaging itrgeneral affairs. The army greatly praises the va lour and devotion of the Basques and Her .iis, who, like true Frenchlisen, sacrifice their private interests, to igiff the enemies of their country. This ecample cannot fail to eicit.e . .the enthusiasm' of the inhabit• anti' of the South, and' must iaduc,e them to imitate .them. ...-.... P.tnis, DEC. 10.—TIC &Nes . ty to:tlay presided at tilt eztraordinary sitting of *Council o f State. The, Legislative Betty will have the first'sitting ott Thus* day next, the 23d. Ala-LA7CJIAPfiLLI, Dac. 16.-Our correspondent Informs us • that is tranquil on thi line of the Rhine, from Cologne to Niirieguen.' 'French 'troops occupy Breda,. Buis-le-Duc, &c.•• • Cozuem!, Dec. 15.—Letters from the frontiers 'of Llorland speak of the cotftittual march 'ortroops • of all amts from the Interior of France upon Ant werp, the Waal, and the Lower Meuse. The Al. lied Army has' made no demonstrrtion which an nounces an intention of passing the Rhine frpm Des. seldorf to Mentz. A report is in circulation, that the Marshal Prince of Eckmuld has gained a con siderable adiaptsge in the neighbourhood of Ham burgh. • Erma:, Dec, 16.—The intelligence from Antwerp is very satisfactory. I ' A letter, dated the 13th, states, " five or siz I thousand of - the' Imperial Guard, cavalry, Atfantry, • arrived on the '4 artiller y, 12th. his concluded, (rem ail aecobuts In circulation at Antwerp, that the enemy, is not in C-ree." . It is not known, whether the Imperial Guagils will remain at Antwerp, or proceed farther. Be. sides, all is tranquil. The fortresses of Gorcans tad Bergen-op-Zoom hold out, and are without for. Travellets have arrived from Bois-le-Dior, el Liege to-day, the 15th, by' the route of Grave, Veld°, Maestricht. They saw no partisans on this road. The English hate neither made nor attempted any disembarkation.; and it* is said, tlist some penises's only have been seen from the side of 'Turnhoet z but that all was tranquil. Faesce Fuses. —Der. V. 54 f. sc. • FILANiItORT, DEC. 9.—lt is' remarked as an ex. traoidinery circumstance, that the Emperor- Alex. ander, having apprrieteil a Itusaisti Governor-General of Sasoey, should ki , ” just deciared,,that all the ap. pointments of Generttfi and °Seers in the Saxon army should be"at 'his IlitOnsitibit: At the same me ment,'a Russian takei'persession of the Government of the Grand Duchy' of Berg ; ant it is Russia .. .4hr) complains of the preponderance that France has ever. rises! in Germany !lied it is Russia who talks of moderation and' iedep.` ! When her armies were coegneied at Friedland, the French armies were ,upon her frontiers ; what coeditions of pence Idid ti : ey: iinire on her ? Not only did she lose no hin4, but I. ranee consented th9t she shoe:11-ineren • e her Leathery. at. the csrace of her Ally, erstss.a.— . i. ; ,,....." 2.4:l tnat'.•7-. 114 • . - '. ,''''. • •••• - - , • ' . ~. . . , ~ . . • . _ .. •,` • . ' .. • i . .. . '' r , 41140: • ''.. 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N. 2441* ; , . ' • • '' . • —..• . ' . -- - - Pik* *Ph '.. • • ..6;widisoliscsawilawd=l:=Emaicamilmiggillwic 2 slow,air! - , rm.:A1...m.0w, 11., lINURY•Is A Nit SA I:Et '-, - •.• .1 FRENCH PAPERS. .•` . • of his wishes Ms a rdour for an honourable ,- poem. THIS prevent EVENING, Dec. 27, , their 1 - •., . ;.. -. • st.testt...• cervc , s, Iglu ; erf, , rio .-. •-1 . ,• . ilyydr. tl4 . 1 e11it,..,_ ; . . GEORGE BARNWELL ,. . M his Reinnitkf, GatiAell‘D'bet, I:pintinltOtr, Dett. p . • •-• at TWelye •-• •'t •c :, , A PARIS, bac. 21 . . • .. ' iris horror of & shameful peace." The Legislative Body gave an authenticated copy ~...5 , - , L . t&IITAITTE SODY . t.tNntlt Tut ostigxfilici• oat kitty George Harneeld, Mr. Roe., Millwood, Mrs:- Glover., , , 5E fr0i VE1t h 5:t e r . ..17 . ,... e c 0r ti,...,. i yi,r.,,4„,„..... ~,,,,w , ........,. to. the °filter* from the Council of State of the Imo EXCELLTXCY THE Buil orMasia; --. ' . `.. pees' Decree, .of which it had just rec e ived a cem4. After u ',irk, N, el 4 Ali deld.t A Now Spi.lol , ‘ (' O . MiC P:1111 ttttt ;me. ch . licti cidateilOrlientleaseu's barouchet, eiteT gip. talitterja.B::: , zi noietiet dr low sized. useful Cpl melt % Hattelll, Aft" the udual introductory busiaess count t4g..-• munication, as well is or the speech of Count Rep; HARLF.I.IUttd HARPER:. 4, A Jump m -Julian.' 'quad de St. Jean d'Angely , spike.. foiloWst— naud St. Jean d'Angelyf'ind ordered that dm whole B . zt , s4 7s. , 5 4 .,..„,,,t p r i ce 3 ,,. 64. ....., 19 ,, . 1. ... cr .„ ; i ,5,. c ,„ 1 „, •Ifose Cahre. Carrick*, Tax tarts; ilke..iii•rhe ab o k robe halt •: ,„ ~,, 2, ; ~,yer Gallery, 2., ; Sew.ind Prier, 11.--ll platy dred L 099. To he , i'K , viewed.the Mangos ofsie, tranTitucit,—ln the two last canipeigna;witit. be entered in the minutes . ; sod six copieiprinteth' . Price, . . Gallery, ls-; leenad Price. 6d. • ,raislic Sale Ilta,pi eyely.Toe•4la9 and Friday.. out having been abandoned by victory Wo have' A 1 1 . , After the departure or the orators front the C,'Oune - To Gaa-mak - al - a nal 011413, _. .• e been•betri v edby fortune, cti of •State -the assembly adjourned till to-morrow. ; TH RA TK R-R6 Y Al., 'co, VEN T• tiA RI) I:N. Eligible Leasehold Pr saes . with doable Sol-fronted Skop, "In the 'first o• of those winters which afflict • 9 Pe . . T HIS By Mr. EDght/NO DRAYTIN, • , olttnre, but once in a centur?r,—in the seco,nd, an P.tam, Dec.2l.—Count Regnant) prese n ted Mm: be reyr..rope„ At"the Arsine Mari,. near the Runkosa WEDNRSDAY.• abandoning defection Of Winch E u rope rope offers few ., self at,..the trauma/of the Legislative - Body, and read • DOCCI , AS. January 5. 1814,. at Twelve &Clock, by Order of the Assig- -ra ' atoplaa,—hare rendired Stern the most brilliant a Decree frem.his Majesty, ‘onceived in theke terms: Norval. Mr. Coaway i Lod,. Randolph, Mrs. Vowel/. news of William Th , insas Chat, Asti. go d lier. • After which, a New Grand 1 2 -int/mann., cnlleh . A LEASEHOLD irrick.beilt .DWELLING- sPe4CI",: „ .. . ~_, , L _ i s EXTRACT VRO34 THE It MOTO Or THE SEICR4O43RY nr. HARLEQUIN.A;ND TV I , SWANS; or, The IRAth of -,CM.. 11011 SE, des;rahly situate 111 *at ;feat t ba ronn ig nee . . Vlitty l GRO4l4loleil t ,tlie .111;14331,„ w hi c h had -. • STATE. : ..... ..t :, ;=.: Ocwoty. betas No. 43, Holborn, asitoy. kw /be- vs. stsolreg pr9sPerity vritkom !pi& ...,4 .: _-, ~ • 7 * • Pal‘Ce . Or MR . plXkptiktiiti . . . - The Doors to in synod In half PlakalliniAltilklel ;Y.. Ot7 ' wiEttug Oshieess, stint 'contalpiug . 7. lei" d'ailk• y supported misfurtisob--Wit MI- - ; - rtfkrOfePth .PRPeror of ' 'the, " g gin m MN*. sic:A.., ---.- - ' .I.bey,,,'.4itidiag.'sia& dinksg.stsmis, ^ 1 04.4, . g &owe. „ , ___,_-. -, ~ _ •• . . 94 , .. , fr.....,.... ~...m,..,.,,,,..,„,„,„,,,„,,, .„,„..; , ...h,i,, g‘nerono t i, sA ri pt -wars- !tidy, Pimbeetor of . .theceasett Jo:, Chit Rhine, . , itotit. ( . 4,66E7 6* suit° lunar; paved lard, anti, wl u i, 104 l e er celiam - hrui oaten*, fended the territvies et ifalt- •1 1 t *Abe evils it, litWittor of .• the Swiss Confederation; &c.—Out ... . , LE4.7111 RS, 1814. ' ,2,,, p ; a ; ii / ; " ")era p.repos % * te s 7 n re l , li• ild ' 4ll/ •fr il id lfre la w• rent •f lib;, P er war. we are prepitred cOuregeously to re aso ns . cosir . eso. imctl sgreaing, we have decreed , and do decree as . , , grin:, ensuing LFCTURFki will commence o n as eligibly situate in a commanding sites- a ssn lrOin - tnetn• . - follows : ~ .11 Toesthly , the nth day of Janitor) Rest, at Three in the t i,,,, ; have been salt ` i e „ rt , eini "; ed as a tast.malie N 6 'tidied round the throne under Weighty CiKrams. . vin..l6 The LegWatire Reidy - shall choose an extraordinary afternoon • and he coollaved on 'Noisy* and Thursdays, at *megalith/ desienhieferlAny trade, where extent of preMiges . Chnsitissinn of tire l.r.anbers. . * the woe It'aar, omit eittarktettl. rand pritnityisf situ:t i tian, is required- . ' t '. :t lie . " E • h• • t "" ed -'I. I . i s. &pc", , mperor as just assocta‘ you, , it. • rack s ha ll hen ppointed by a separate ballot, and by an Tickets of adodstion t• the Theatre, Will -e delivered to May be viewed feu days prior to the side, and printed rex' -,! tlemen , it l i the vie w§ of his . policy, es in' the, effOrfs absolute majoriti of voices, • Members, On applicatinO at the c o llege, and to Pupils. nn Pre. (;casinos had onn the Ilbeeiniies; Mr. Bishop, snli v kbr ''''llle •of hit adielnistrationc I have said the views, Pod, S. The Prealaritt of the Legislative Body shall be.of right a and in abort MOS seining reitsectively their tickets of utiendanc , on the Chirurgi- Commision, Serleatit's tau, pleat-street ; And ,of Alr.,Draiu , .• -- . eat Practice of the Hospitals in London. , Ina, Auction-Vars. , not the se F rets of Its policy ; 1 Wernher of tbe Commi%ion, indepemtently of die Member! POT)c . 7„ I - , Oected by ballot. . • EDMUND BELFOU'R, See. I ' , • • ' .. a.. .. ' hot atwaysiren the defence auttindependefiai Of the 4. When the nomination of Abe Commisrion .hell be enn- ... -••••••-ar---- - -..--"-^" - "' - ,r - ev:i k ilir 7 eirst •-. a• ' ' -""---. "" - ".-- - - 7 , - - ."'" ' ll= 1 .10 • : a ' 'II . .I.' ia 1I . • . - . i?! eluded_ the President of the te,:dtatige. Early shall /nuke it - --- ■ ..r .3: