The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-13 00:00:00

-.-- • 1110.11.. 4,1 1".777171P1111 1 T7Pr'n s. ' N • '~ .~ _ µ' fV, . , ' • 0 4..1 .a. :~' F .. ~; • ••• ••••,' • - -~ ( 7,1% . 11., 7 •- - , v 'WV ‘s. f.N ,i- S; g.: 4.:. . .. -Y.'' , • ' ~_,‘ • i .. crt .. 11 44 4 .1..1..1... ~ "••` - 7 1, . • '..,-tr yisi -- 7 . y' ' 1744 0.NN N - - - -- - - No. 1:366. 7 - Z. TWO-WIIEEL CARRIAGE PRESERVERS. ;rim Patentee will giant annual Licences to ll prevent Accident. in Twa-a heel earriaKeq, by the Addition of hi, Patent Prewrvers, which leav be applied to at,, 01w in re, in a few at a triding expence. Apply at N 0.% Carnhili. benefit in the from 3 to 3. any say this week, far hat the Ch.lnge. TO .411,0 RY rtIVATII CONTRACT, rrwo sat AcKS, one 130, title ,orher 100 I 'fon. !te4bie., eoespfrtelv found in every Artiel , ., and er:vh for , :ca. The former , so*.Y (* • ..1-0 Cargo; the 14ter is a leer) ooprritir SAller and WAims is ar t ; sully fitted up. Apply yo Tt. Dunbar * Coptball Chambers. Loot', Jul, 12, 18ikl. rN I,E %INN'S 1.1(;Ht BRAVER. HATS, 111.11 . kl 25, of a soperine Quility to ant set i•Pred to the Pal Le. tio., :factored pm an improved principle, lo keep' their t»latte,,lh'ine i!,e plere.araftit fiat ever .t nen, at Taylor • origin , ' Light Ilitt Manufactiiev, No. 7, Tichbotoe-ritteet, tilt) orate ffavraorket. Opert am' Livery fiats equally eheap. A Vert variety of Ladies' mud Clifitlren's Halo ready trimmed. rtIZES OF TWEN I' V THOUSAND POUNDS. Q‘V IF allit Ca. Ci►ittracters with Government ►7 for t.oe present ST 4T P. LOrTElt Y, beg Wave rf...pect. .to i, for.n their Fri , lich u.. 4 the Public. that Tieke•ts an.l ;i:lare, on Bale in great •ariel • at t7t••ir Odire. No. 11, POITt.TitY•t N i. P-'. OIIARING-CIIOSSt and An. 31, ALI, :A rE iIL',.I•STREET. The Scheme is eilrel) 'wet —tisere are Five Prizes of Tweet, . Thousand P•wiwts each. .uwl the numbers of t • Tickets are reduced to F it Th 4eand. fr..ao which it ilk ,4 he obvious that the of 4 ainitig a Twenty Tb•iuwu.l Prim is greatly In -;.-1-ist Lwtte►y SWIFT and Co. had the satisfaerioa ti *Ollll \u. I.la. a Prize of !'wenty riiitunati Pounds, in 16 Stair. et*, besides several inferior C.ipitals. TILE ONLY STATE LOTTERY TO BE ORAWN TRIS YEAR, 19ru Of FORF.R, FIVE PRIZES OP RS. A*.14.00). ARO ONLY NITIIBE H ORN3I3Y and CO: have on' gnie ! In gong 'rickets ut ....ZIT 15 0 %Ituteri ......45 19 0 I Half ll 14 0 Ei. . 1 0 116 'tl9 6 vtb . 41 1) 6 • Sigler:6h ... _ Ni. 4 1 ". 1 . thei 14.1-dciwn - l i wentv • Thous oxl P Ifni& in gl b e hit •.; ' • • • 7,,otte w. wag sold ill S .orts by ti OR Ni *HY and CO. . •.e git I -ter, Two CI: ;;Ig and Ei z at Sig. watts*. Aka . •.• fotlJwir..,.; Capita! Priiei, in four iscres. site Lotteries* • - • .• ' • . • • N o . 1 .169 .... ....4....•:311 1.`2. . N . ° . 11'1 ... 6 .... 4110.000 'lOlB .. • .... . 'iY.I t.. . ;9 . ~..... 104010 1044 ' • 10.4.43 .. • A.:3;31 • -• : &OM 10,291 ...... ... - S);0111 f,115 -'. .....:. ' 3.0011 10.!ii i.. . .... *VIM I . 19..370 .. .... SAO &Wks lof £4,a), 3 -It .s.ipa, 6al i 1.0114 r d 10 dir '36. Corahill, aid Nt. ItlfrgareP*4llll, Nornegh. ~• . • •. • UNIVERSAL NEWSPAPER &'(I) ARYEETISING WAtAitTIN, No. 0, Colofitill, London, • `. EWSPAPER ARF.ND for' TOWN and COIMTR T. mot re-pertftilly Sees to Infbriu bI Friends and the Public be gedierai. ti. 4( he ha% oiened mi OFFICE Gee the SALf. and D. , :.1,11V1.!0ty.f NEWPAIERS at an early Neer in town, and fm-wartls them ith the greatest re gularity In any 4nirrof the United liim,,donv, pottage Lee. Any Gentleman. am reeeiviwg their Nape'- regular, eith..r in Town or C oid 1011 Aivaue W ht. with their Orde s, ma. rest a4sred *every esertimi shah be wide to CIDU re an early and *e?,ukar deliver... IBORSING P%P'RS, The runes Morning Chronicle Blaming II ,r eld British Pre:s Warning Post The Piddle Ledger Morning Advertiser The Day 04 YS A WEEK. Loudon Packet • Colihete- i:erister , London G•.r,..iicle 11rd:tend's Review 1i1,1 : ;.:oe- Register , General Evening Past Mirror of the Times Ciiiumeri•iw, linswegle 11?1:1Plial (Lizette .English Carouldr t o,a ty Chrouiele Si. James's Chririirle We itly Register Land n riagette Toe iav and Saturday. N. B. Births, M irri.tees, Dt.ailis, Paragraphs. and all kinds of Advertiseniems, received 'Mr every Potter in the United Kin .dnoe. To BF SOLD, a co,npl:te Set of each.nf the following Neosparrs, from January 1. 18413, to December 31, 1.'.t9: Toe Courier, Globe, Sun, Sim, Pilot, Statesman, Travel ler, and 1110 ttt i t Chronicle. 'rite Times, from January 1, 1%.3 to this date. Culihrit's Regi.ter.auy single Volitusc, or from the Com tMoccmreu this date. Several V lIIUMes of Bell's Weekly Niemen ;et. Olvterver, from 1799 to Dereit.her IRO!). Luglishmaii, from Jaaw:ry 1. 180 i. to lbJ9.. EVEVING PAPERS. The Courier rue (Woman Mohr I , llot `tar Son raceller R. SOLOMON'S ANTI-011 1 E1 WINES prove% pf the highest utility in ail c,t •.s of " mmtved Habit. a jib aoi chain Of the Skin ;" eon. its efficacy In Gives tt Syrvv, Scrofula, or Leprosy, •Ls well as in the conflated Luc l l nod hence by itc sanative p u er it e xpels the %las out r # the St vtem, and restores it ttt convalescence. In 'true hula! Complaints, Lues Vetter? •, &c. Merrurs A! •iwolly. atoll Aqua-fortis !Vibe been recommenried and !Ilea, but they re.itice.l t he Patietiti tvha have made us , * of tbeat to lite toast deplorable taw, and letv•- left cot:spit:has waich the skill and abilities of the tirvi Physicians Have twcu at al•:e tn • ye with. Thee bisordery fly before the tifects of the A NT I-1111 P ETICI EN ES. • l'rice lialfm-Gainea a Boot! , ; and the Family, Bottles, with the quantity of four, Fain v-t'.ree 15Voliags mils, by Witch there is a saving of Nine I.6•llstigs, a i'h copious fo•io I'll' of Directions, aril with the 4.1 mity of havitn. :he Pro prietor', N:1111t . iq theStattip, •• SAML. Sot, .114:11. Liver- Po 4," which secures tolbe Purchaser the 'ratline Medi cifte• Sold by Mathews a m ; L e i g h, IS:Strap& FOR PIMPLES, awn 11 ES. FRE• KLES, RING WORMS, L A CK.WORAIS, CAR 11U CLEM, &VAC. Vie ere:test CLEARER and BRAUTIIKIER of the F .1C is undoubtedly lICO WM ON'S AIN'T ERG ENT LOTION,. h. , winch remove. ..II Disorders of the Skin. Pinta 4%. 64. Half Pints, '4. W. It is the ou st elegant, feat:row. mild, rdc. and valua Me. Livia, or 1ii,0311 for ScnAmitic and tither Eruptions on the Face Alt Skin. It gently reocres the SA,itt to a degree of &hoes* and purity, beyond the '4 . 4t...51it de s:lo4m. Ladies may rely taw it retac. s the :skin fair, de locate, nod removes ever, kited of fon, St,rhtuct , and nil thaw Freckles. s hick loog illness and ilitiguie rcr•loce: short. it is the mil, C4SlT.eliCai Lad ) Cau use at 'Collet with ease, condi, r, and safety ; or a Geotleiwia Live recalir-e to when shay ti. 4 is hec me adreadful operation b.) au eruptive Disease •to the rare. So.d by !Rotorua and Leigh, 18, Strand. Where rows he had ,801.0110 N's DiaI:At:EST ODITMENT, 41:14.11., fr, for t r Core of old Wounds. S .re iar Srald. Heads. Chiltilairu. s ore Actol i orti.. or Senifilhos Ma, bilo. Chapped II:Inds, blow or Scalds. Gai.nroo or Mor ligcalion. Lryslpelais .or St. 'Whim' s * Fire s fistula ) Pita,- Lag's ".. • . • HANDS have ever catecined a personal beauty in both Sexes, and in saline parts of j Europe are essential to persons of rank. Ilse BAN DANA SOA ,' or Ind:an Washing Cakes, pu , se,s the p coliar pro. r t f gis Lig the most esgui:ite delicacy of texture and In concetsable faild.l4 to the hands which arc constantly wash ed with.this Soap. 'Even in cases w here Mesh in'has been in ured ity labtn.r or otter violence, the hardness and cisameness j are etfertualy, :dandily, and permanently removed, and socceeded by .sstnontitnes., fairness, nod r delicacy of appear- awe , air enunt be acquired by any other means what ever. It r. tv. experience ..nly tbat any one can form an aderps.ite it -.4 uf.the superior e xcellence of this Soap. Sold by sae -9ropriotor's Agent, whose signatUre it bears, William Wisher% N... ,59, Strand, near Temple Bar, Landon ; and the l'ruprit. , .r4, a further security, he t nein to be pail-. culor in ..o.ieing, that the name and address ..f the Printer, E. Sprdgr„ No. Bow-street, Covent-garden, is alfi..ed to the land and wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Sold by many respectable Perfumers and Medicine Vcriden in. Town and Country, price Is: each cake. But it aat all times ne cessart to he particular in obs-rvitig the above caution, which n ill tp: :lie maim of preventing the impositions which have of ate hems practiced.. • - • " . • NiPIt,ESS ED with a CutisCiuttsuess that triad' deviation from the general plao has been highly benefi cial to others, and improved in their professional •acquire meats by the maturity of near 20 years experience, Messrs. U It E and Cu. continue, with unahatM ardour, the era dication& of those I)isurders which are the comertueuce of illi cit indulgence, or the destructive habits .if the inconsiderate Sehimit-hoy. In professing the cure of these *colonialists, they Irild out no inducement to vice, but, sensible as all men newt be of the e x istence of 'such calamities, they oiler their assist mice as re.mitirly educated Sur gems of London, and of the Royal College of Edinburgh. in all cases of•Siphylitic in fection, and hi eve r y compl.iint of Debility and Deficiency, whotb r arising from the infatuation of a certain destructive habit ; long residence in warm climates; free living, or any Ather cause producing a deficiency of manly vigour, the lus ting may rely on a speedy vestoratimi to vigorous health. *Their improved plan of curing Strictures of the, Urethra has been attended w ith peculiar success. Strictures of ten and twenty Sears duration have yielded to their treatment in the short period of three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentle men of the first respecitibility, who have !attained ender this poloist si..tl distressitlidniseaser having received n radical amt permanent ewe, p trticutarly requtlt that reference, may he matte to-them, os sotisfactury evidences of the decided 'sow.- ri•irity lessis. Currie and Co.'s plan of trilatiortit. Many of these litiolenieu had been tnaler the care of Mmsrs.:lliiine, iliossisioe, mid ether Sur„ rats of equal eminence, who atiesuptect th. ir cure by the application of the LuiarCaustic without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by p4ticias .if either sex with the greatestsvcreeN oodh.ltsolit • At their hone, NA. lOi, ilaiton- garden. —ratients rib , COUW OV,11.1•1:1 tile particulars of weir case, iielosiug a. remittance for &trice and medicines, will have the untie given or sent to stray piut of die Uoit4.4 Aiagdusa.-110:1117,}lattaRiaidea. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN,' SARACEN'S Ile Xn•llrtr f Sonw-hill, London.•—• The best Mont medalist' for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and mo derate charges. The following Post Coachei. Mall Coaches,.&e. set ant from the Saracen'sllead Imt, snow-hill : WEYMOUTH:Dorchester, Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth Dartmouth, and.Solishurv. New Post Coach, every Morning at Four o'clock, with a Gusrd through I bonbon, Axmiuster, Bridport, Bluirdford, Basingstoke, and Bagskot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hunting don new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.— Coaches from Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Ilia'. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litrh "cid Post Cbach, called the Expedition, every Evening at • Five .'Clock, to the Angel 11m,, Dale-street, Liverpool.— Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Pout-Coaches, through Chiopenhani, Caine, and **borough, every Afternoon ; ar rive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, "lath, and the Londo., Thomas-street. Bristol, i...xt Morning. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, To holm), &c. LEEDS new Light Coach, culled the Rockingham. sets oat every dlornint Eight o'Clock ; carriels Four Insides..aseel awa geed ceriliditabts easy, - o int fithrtrattireughitut • Passits' through Stamford, Newark, ltetford, Diutratter, and Ferry-. bridge, to the Golden Lion, (.cell, next Day at Nom . Not withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Politic Con: veyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accammodat tiou by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, Cherie , Ormskirk, and Gusting Post Coaches, every After noon. at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. 4 -• GLASGOW, Longtovrn, Grettm-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brnivithill, Thornhill, Santinhar-Kiln. Canmock, Kingovell, mind all Parts a(Scoliand,-Cataperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newocasile,and Editibergh new Comeli, - Perforated with a Guard thrimgbout, sets out every Morning at Half prat Six . &Clack; by Way of Newark, Hetford, Tadraster, Darlington, Noriltrillertan. Durham, Al orpeth, and Berwick. Passengetnding themsebies tatqated from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please. and then proceed mu willowt any additional Fare. J.-CLAR the Blear k Swans Cowry-street, Y..rk, rum Conant tu,lluaderland, Hull, *at botough, Whitby, and other, Ptmea r i . BRIOGENORTH and Wain! is Post Coach, weft By • g. 4 . - - C A RLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven Past Cast+, got, 41ta Pour Horses and a Guard all th • Way., Passes through Drought Appleby, Orratabridge, Richmond, Cattericks ronghbridge, Waherb), Aherford, Doncaster, and firant Itam (the nearest Way by Eighteen Miles)... Sets out etre), Maiming, and perforads the Journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the Road by tipsiness, or Pleasure, have the peetdiarAdvantage of their Seats being secured hi the next Conch. ECU PSE,linew Flviog Post Coach,. to York, Sunder land, Newcastle, rind Edinborgh, carrir' roar to i des olds, every livening, at Your o'Clock, by Way of Doncaster, (;rantham, and Stamford. ti.UN DERLAN I), Stockton, and Yana new Coach, every Morniug, to the George Inn, li:inderland. Al AN Cif EST Lit% Wiinslow, Criegieton, Newcastle, Wal sall', acid 'Wolverhainplun Post Coach, every Afternuois.--- Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington. and Shienell rase Coach, the Royal Charlotte, tvery Evening at Five a`fCtock.— Guarded. BH.EFFIELI) and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Ruckin,gbani, every %Ignoble. SOUTHAMPTON, Whichestcr, Alresford, and Alton Coach, every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a (hoard. sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Biriningoara next Day at Noon. Passes by' Oxford. Easter', and Shipstuoe•to the Sasarea's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. Northeave,„llowden, Thorn, and Wincaster Post Coach, every Morning at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Ilan, hlyioh-gale, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, IJoddesdon, sod Chestiest Coach, every. Mortiing. ' • • BEACONSF/ELD,• Uxbridge, 'Denham, and 1101dhiBf new Putt Coach, every , Afternoon. • TOTTENHAM Mid Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half past Ten, Half-prat Two, Half-past Four, and Seven. To 1)ISS, Betels., Iltingay;Bury, and all parts of Sadolk s every Manilas.. MARLBOROUGH, Newbury, and Reading, every Tugi. day. Wr .CESTER, teeeford • - .sORCEST .idderininster, ~Carintirdies. Ilsvelutock, tyld all Paris of South Wales , Pershore, lad Wscombe, every Saturday. CIRENCESTER, Abingdon; and Henley, Three Times a Week. , SOUTH ANI P TON, WinthelOr, Ramsey, Lyndhurst, Ly nsbigton, Cbristcharth, Riugwd d, Fordhowidie, burn, Poole, Isle if Wight, leriwy, and Liiseritiey goes, Daily— • • EXETER 4 Plymouth, and Ftlenoatb Fly Waggon% Duly, carrying Goods and Patseugers, as usual, to ull•Parts of the !Yost eif Englaisd. • SU NBU Y, Hampton, bird w ickenhans, Twice a Week, UXBIt MGR, Aver Acton, South:al, Hayti, and Hil lingdon Curt, Twice a'Weske Wsi.t.ts.tt B. Mounvai and Cn. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be account able fa any Facets or Lowe. &c. of noire titan Five P ataii Value, if lust or Asmaged, unless catered as.sucb, and Raid for accordingly, At the Saracen's Iliad btu, Sadly ' hill; London. 11.) , • - ' , . , , . - .. .. .. • . • . , . dr . * , .! . ','',41 .41 , . - . . ' . • j .) ';••,.•:q -• .1. ki,• ( .0" , . •, , - . . - - ,i. • '.-. i ..',..... - ''' . • .1::-?_;:l--. ... ' v . -. ;:c , • . . . . . °gi r l • .. , . ‘. .. v • . . A. . . 1 -,....... f . ' ..) - - . 1 L • . , . . „ LONDON, FRIb4 . Y, JULY 13. 1810. . . • SALES BY 4UCTION. DR. MILNER'S LETTERS. This Day wasehlished, Price 2v. 6d. rirlITE FIVE LETTERS of the Right - Rev. 1 DOCTOR. MILNER, which appeared in The Stalei man, developing all the FAcTI relative to the Tonport...a Question between the Rev. DOCTOR, and the Right lion. GEORGE POSSUM BY, respectlug the V v:co ; and 'WI?' e allielning, 'and wholly ezponimg the CONDOct of the JUNTA at STANHOPE-STREET. ••• The Puhlieationof these Letters is delayed for a few days, i s etonvequene of the Editor having received a Cofsy of an ADDfI LSI. in the Latin Language, voted and ed by a Synod of all the IRISH CATHOLIC BISHOPS. held in Dublin ea the 26th of Fehreart lost, to all the THOLIC PRELATES and DIONITA RIF.% throughout the Workl; being a PROTF.OIT what the itiolenc-.ev Pr. cased on POPE PIUS V 11. by the IPRENCH EM Pr lIOR and which sod Mated. Discoing never was poZolivlu4, and is therefore sew ' by the Editor, lad w it) be, inserted as tat ppendl os, to, . Nr.w. utast. L alWr Pfib11440114~1041 , 441, $7, new *tees; Keit I P D:Iw C. N, ..134ce•artrtrusioonr-scioare; '3: R' way . g mod toe Wildpfd;llooksetkes ia the United Kiogdow., . _ Oronntentnl Stook of Mr. klexis geenlv. Old Bond-street. By Mr. H. PHILLIPS; On the Premireq. No. 49.014 Hood -street, ?Q-MORROW, nod following Day% at Twelve o'Clock each Day. with . • out reserve, - rilt; entire, genuine, and valuable STOCK of, elegantly ornamented Oriental, Old Seve, Oresdett, Neapolitan, and modem French Porcetaitt in tea and desert servwes, pot polities, w retoire, esseaCe and derivative urns and vises, dower enuvettes, partly mounted La rich or rank and brome, with exquiiite and superior taste aim the whok of the manufactured stock of rich or molu'elocks, can dtl-.hrits. flambeaux, cirandolep, ink stand., paper-premers: a few flue %ltimo of the sea green china. and other rare nod ettiniabk t.pechneus, to he sold '4 it bout reserve; on ac count if toe roookuml huffy...cities of Mr.*A. Dec:tilt, which compel- his deer May be viewed rwp days preeeding the sale.ond eatajomtos Aid at• ' , strive titt *aaki bk. H. l'hlfipv, Tht ais , • ' P JILL-MALL. - 'aluahle Library of Rooks, lareehlwpo and Charts, a very, vahrtbsionil complete Set of llogarth's Works, being nor of the very few .ia this Castor , . o By Mr. ROItINS • the Premises, No. 107, Pall-Mall, , on FRII)AY the 20th of JULY, and' fallowing Dar, at Eleven o' Clock. by Order of the Executors of the late Rlgat Hon. WM. WIN1)11AM, deceased.. THE I.I6ICARY comprise , : a choice Colloc. tion of Classical, Phil , sophienl, Hi,torical, Mathe matics'', Theological, Military, and law Sub jects. by eminent Atithjsrs, with an extensive Selection of in teresting PrOidsical Pubneations amid Pamphlets, forming a refular Series for the last .:i Years. Cw he viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Side. • Catalogue+ ' sit 2s. 6d. each, without which some Cu be admitted, to be had ott Um Premises, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street. ;Miten-square. . PALL NI %IL. Desirable Reside -oe, with ••seellent °Aces, &c. Ry Mr. RC)ilt!(S, (In the Premises. No. 1.17, South Side of Pall-111•11, oa WEDN ES.) AY, JULY 18, 1810, at One o'Clock Pre eisels , by ordm. of the Esecutors of the Right : Hon.'WM. • WINI)11 deeeased, A di 4 role LEA' EIIOLD %STATE, com. rie Agog a s:bacious Airy 1/welling-house, most desirably atefi No. 107, on the S..uth Side of Pall-Mali, overlooking radten 'louse Gardens. the late Resilience of the Right Hon. W I LLI 4NI *.'4" ' • 0111 M cl-ceased, eoutaining i• the At tiro Bervants' Bed.ro ;Ms; o . the second Floor, two spa. rim. !led Chambe s. Dressing 'room, Gentleman's Study, and ligot Curets t on the first Floor. two s Rehm. elegant Drawina , rouins, handsomely tini4hed, coat nunicating by an Ant:-r.onn, or Roolair; on the Grouu.t Floor, inrlnied raved Entrince Hall, Vt.-filmic, or Inner Hall, Morning Room, papered Passage Itnota, excellent Dieing Parlour, Water Cl n t, &c. a spxcious principal, and a vecon.lary Stair-ease, Monsekeeper:s Ro111::1 With Closets, and Water laid on. Scivant , ' !.-Inll, butler's kooti, excellent Witte Cellar. detached Kitchen. Sutler: , cool Lnrders. Lauodry, and other OA es, Areas, with Vaults for Coal, Rees.. and other Purpose,. From the Dining Parlour there i- a lead Ilia to a Garden, &c. tuning back to Cu:lion-house r• be viewed by Tickets. Particulars na the Premistah et Mears. Clarke. tindtl e fiurrotOs, and Hays. SoIi4IIPOS, INsmbard-strew; cad of Age Italia*, Wescott-a-strew, I den-square. 1 P tics Ofp. IRENCH AI,D. DUrell POIXAS. PARIUJULIF teems co nu SAJRSTIC THE EMPEROR. AND • • • "Jttxs 30.—Siaa—Your Majesty has directed me, by your order of the date of the 18th of this month, to jnake . a report of all that coacerni the Ex-General Sartain. 64 John Sarrasin wis born in the bontg of St's Siloshe, in the canton of Pen .e, in the depart. -.eat of the Lot and Garonne, on the 15th of August, 1770. Hia pa eats were farmers I ott the 47th Septeaitter,. 1/86, he enrnLed him. self in the 6th regiment ot drago w ns, which well .isbawled on the, littit.uf SeptroslZet, 1187. ISt thkg titetrltriftthAt at R 'AI*, in 'lse 4e. petateat of r i Gironde, o hers, -to ram ise.cl the profession of lac er of Mathetnatics. On the Ist of Sept. 1790, he obtained the pl , ee 1/. i - roe fes*ir o f Msteetnatics in school elf gert ate, which was then pettier the direVlon & the Bate.. &tine , ; anti it 4as no nom en ~infcireutnitanle which ~ aces rise to Ow report (oat he had been a M-ink ;. an a‘serbian abich p certainly, has novae been roved. . He left this emplovvitent two years aftor. wards, to follow the snoreteent which .slut Est the whole French nati , bri then made towards the from., tiers;,. and Ile repaired to the army of the North. • 46 thing. sent to Chalons for the instruction of ' the yueniengineers in the school of artill—y, he was there when, after the taking of Verdun,. the _ inhabitants of Chalons formed a battalion., of • which he was appointed . Adjutant.Majer ; the functions of which. appointment he performed till the 20th of September, 1792, the time of•the dia. banding of this bacalion. But thesecircuinstances, found in a memoir signed by himself, are only war. . ranted by his ion declaration. What is certain lis, that he was appointed at Metz, Lieutenant of a volwiteer company called the Saint Maurice, at the end of 1792, and Captain of the same coin• pan y, on the 18th Karch,.1793.. " On hi, first entrance into this service, he gave proofs'of his restless and intriguing spirit, which .. she has. coustan s tly shewn in that military-career. He „Confesses himself, in the memoir above cited, that fur having taken part in some remonstraucca which appeared seditious, he was broken and de. graded by order of General Houchard, in 1793, and obliged to serve as a common soldier. He J adds, that on the Ist of October, 1793, he joined lat Chatillim tho cliasseurs of the Garonne; that he was ptesedi in different affairs in the army of La Vendee, in which he was in quality of Secre. tary to General Marceau, and was appointed Ad. julict to . the Ai;jutant.General, ou the 9th of • Frdirinr, ,yeai °L. Ott . .• the 6th" of Fructidor, of the hi1:11C yeAr, lio - was.irppointed Adjunct of the first class, to the corps of artillery, by the refire. sentative of thespeogle, Gila, who had been scut Ito the army .try the Sambre and the Meuse. . . _ . _ _ . • . ` 6 O n the 6th of• Brumaire, year 3, the same Represeetative 'appointed him Adjutant. General, chart of lita bittalion o in consideration of the tesii. • 'nies .which General Marceau had given of hie conduct after the exitedition of Cobletitt. ..f, 6 'the 18th Brinivalie, 3tl ,year, his appoint. meat .vcas -confirmed by the 4.:uititilittee of Public , Witiferre4, - end on the.6th of Prairial following, he obtained We commission of Adjutant-General, I ..Chtefk of`Urigade. . ' • • ". 11141 leade:the•campiigne of the year 3, year , 4, eipl yftei . b k •Aulth the armies of Sambre and Itliosty had Italy. . . 66 On the $7O Friectidor, 6th year s he received orders to 'wooed. to Rochefort, to s rye in one of the divisions of the army of England. He • as one of. the small number of Frenchmen ' who made good their descent in lieland ; and he was .appointed by General Humbert, General of Bri. Bade, at the capture of Killala, and General of .Division at the ...flair of Castlebar s wherebe took 4 standard from the enemy's horse. 64 On his return to France, he found . the &tern cutive, Directory very little disposed to coiskin so rapid a preusotiou. He demanded to serve as Ad. jutant.,General of the army of Italy,,comtuanded by General .1 oubert. Ravin been charged to conduct a body of troops to the. army of Rsime, lie made with that and the campaign of the 7th year in Naples, was appointed General of Brigade on the field of battle, after the affair of (Teems. At the 'army of Italy his suspicious and doubtful conduct-exposed him Insuspiciou, humi. ibating fur a military person;' he was charged witti acting the part of. an informer. His constant op. posittim to the orders- of his chiefs strengthened that opinion, and the unpleasant treatment he e x. penance() compelled - him , to beg leave to .retire. On the I ith.Plititiorte,• he received orders toietnrn to "nice.. O. the Ist Priarial,. year 9, notice was given him that he Wita no tongerin the list of ' the Staff-Officers. . • 66 Returned to private life, his natural inquie. lode inspired him with several plans.. He•recoest. ed sent - east/es to be employed in Americn,-, and s inn e times in'the Kant I•olies. He expressed .fide. sire to serve in the troops of the Batavia!' Repub. lic ; but he fulfilled none of these resolutions; , and he was still in France,. when 'on, the lOst of Vendemiaire he was re.estabiisned .in the staff of `Generals of Brigade, in toe ro.nn of General Colli, appyinted General of, Division. . Two months Afterivirds he was appointed to go to St. Dennis. i Ihe an remained there only a year ; the bad state ~ of' ; his health induced General Itochasobeau •o send him barb to France, where he arrived on the .122 d Print‘ire veal 12. ,:. 64 Gen. knivreau t hen commanded a camp; Geri. ' SAttigiD appinal, and obtained eerulissinit to be em. •. LL- M A 6L..) Genuine lionsehold Furniture, large Pier pod Chimney ab tit 1500 Ounces of massy Silver Plate Linen, Services of China, Gloss, 6ne-divoured Whim, a nd other liff By Mr. ROB,INS, On the Premises., N 0.107, the Smith side of Pall-gftdi, on ; 1Y HUN IiSIMY, Jl/1.1( 18, and gollowing day, 11, by Ilrolet of the Exenttors of the Right Hun. 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