The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-12 00:00:00

i • •1 . ~, ! A THE STATESMAN. • . ‘c..7 •!'xi? . . • atiatitiikatl •4411141 lft ' MI:MMBEIt RETUJLIfiIDTO /ER Ylt 11 i 1 • rAtti.j_amENT,... `Reraeitli iWittes Beget- - Robert Itiekare: at IMasiiiteinvet; in the Dem* jet Esq. in the room ot r Jaieb Attend, Esq. ihp has acceyksi the Chiltern Huadteds. , • t • a tqaP!st''' BANK RUFTECAP.OUPERSEDep. 0. Ker,hatc. iley-skle; Limaidlare, manufacturer. l). Dean, St ekpert, -4"l4P' 1 is.-.......—.___ ...- --' ...-.i IL P. ldesesse, Wigan,- and P. Pelmet, Manchester, m o s. Pram the LONDON GaRTTE., APRIL 10. tachment were melted. at Iliimh_agis t sw. NNW 11Vg• a facie my 1 . 4, 4. Hodilos. aad C. Quarrel, Radcliffe, .- ....- wallmauifested in Llsoeubourg, where, iu A mouseut, re, eelitn-priaters. dilign. s. , Ftweign-Office, April IP. the French arms w'reilestroyed. .. . —sais.-- , "DisPatek", of *hid' thP following are copies , 'rim RAitic ports/ and that o f Hamburgh, ham, ! . The Hid. per C AssiensgoPrtee,of SUGAR, few tie Week, ending Ap r il have been receivesl by Viscount Castlereagh , his Me..., been opened by proclamations. • 7, •ss bels. wt. Average Pilots of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per i • jesty's Principal Secretary ' Mate for Pcreign At- The bltiekede of Dantaie by land centieses, as Ammer, Irma the Return, coding April S:— fairs, from Croenit v ~ e , ' aunt C at h ear t, X. T. his stated in my last dispatch ; but the nsviptiorr of the *heal: . 'Rye. 11arley. Oats. Beans Pease. Oatni. ,--..—• •, —. -..-...... .._ ..___ ____. Majesty's A'"h"sador Extraordinary and PleniP o- Baltic having opened, Captain Acklon lost no timer ------ ,_t. d. s. 11.' s. d. s. d. a. d. a. a. tentiary to the Court of Russia : 136 7 ' 46 10 iss detaching some of his Majesty's ships under Ina :ne I sp. 9 . 67 7 44 7 85 8 Iwileri:4l Iles“..4 4 ioarirt4. finl'.. h. ht•treh 6. ' command, by which that place is now closely block- - Referring to my dispatch from St. Petersburgh, by acted by sea ; these vessels having already captured', • L}EDS ANL ROBBERY. the messenger Dell, I have now the honour to ac• two ships which attempted to come in with supplies. quaint }our your Lordship, that having begun my journey, The sickness with which the French have infected upon the Emperor's invitation to join hint at head every place they, hare entered during their retreat, !!outer Warm-This notorious character er ns , rived at Noethamptoss, double and strongly ironed, quarters on the 12th of February, 1 rf.aelitsl Riga lii rages in Minsk!, and numbers of the garrison, pe ., i handcuffed, size. from Liverpool, last Wednesday. 48 hours, and arrived in this town before day-break well as of the inhabitants , are sated, to have I . Lavender, the Bow-street Olficer, has been actively on the 24 of March. The Emperor received mu in rishctl by it. . • since White's apprehension, in collecting his accustomed most gracious manner, and is an S usmian is besieged. Tho Russian reinforcements employed, revidence of two persons snspected of being coacerned audience immediately after the parade, was pleased c t t i ' me to arrive upon the and nombers of Its robbing the Leeds Mail, to identify his person.— to state the outline of his recent operat ;oils. In the first place, the result of his Imperial Majesty's cont. co ° ;tv ' t i tlescents daily join the ranks frontier , f their reipective. • The trial was put off at the last assizes, on the alli ranks. . mutt:cations to the Court of !Lill .- ;le - 117- davit of Mr. Parkin, the Solicitor to the Post-ollice-, first arrival at Walla, has been the 'lig that it was essential for the ends of justice, treaty of peace and alliance, olletisie; lioffey White should be in custody before the with th a t Power. The lilenipotetta , two wire tried. sisal Prince Kutusoff Smolensko slid 'he substance of the long chain of evidence is, that Baron liardenherg. lii pursuance II of the came of Kendal, a farmer of turnpike tion of amicalne relations, the mostiti who resided at Wellingborough, is proved by military operations . .are already ita lusher of witnesses to have been on the road _ day a.report has is . chaise-cart, near where the Leeds mail ties o: Berlin ' robbed, and about the same time, and a man under the Ili him whom he denied any knowledge of, and The head-quarters of thelitosiar tted that.he had only taken him up on the road . blished in this central position, to el' - ;ve hint a .ride. It is proved, however, that ' time for receiving recruits and con were in company together at a public-house are daily arriving, and for supplying Mg and drinking together, a short distance troops who have been enraged in a t cross-road leading to the spot where the Mail utsexampied and uninterrupted series robbed. The same chaise cart passed through rations and marches for eleven month: rnpike gate leading to Wellinborough,. where however, will be of a short duration ,ential lived ; hut, previous to their arrival be mote striking than the contras bet , the gate, Kendal got out of the chaise-cart, Of the Russian army and the cotteil walked across some fields. He got into the logs of the Emperor, olds that of i ise-cart again, when it had gone through the gate the troopsonder the French Gimen distal:cc. On the Tuese.ay morning after the rigid and correct discipline has been., robbery on the preceding night, the same man Duchy, as well as in Prussia. II pm s was in the chaise-cart with Kendal left Kendai's ey, tnough in possession of the k .., Ise, in Wellingborough, in • a post-chaise, and has not placed a soldier within its wail . ; . -.- 1 J, had been living with Kendal, and his sister, clemency and indulgence. The Aostrian . .. land. with them a very large coat. The man, it ap every instance, treated the Poles with 4 a irs. !Lowey, alias Taylor, for about. a month pre. force, in consequence of an unlimited armistice / are r !ttiots to the robbery of the mai 1 and he went by the gradually retiring to the Gallicials frunti ,, r. Reg.' name of Wallate. He went across the coutstry,_ac rier's corps, as I corjectured, retired behind the " Companied by Mrs. Howes, alias Taylor, in a post- Austrians, by Raw., to this place : they were here chaise, in great agitation; and whenever the post overtaken by General Winzingeroc h who attacked boy looked behind him, the man was constantly them witil inferor force, and put them to flight, tak. loOking through the glass at the back of the chaise, iti7 prisoner the Saxon Gen. Rostitz, three Colonels, as if in expectation of being followed. They west 47 other officer*, one thousand five hundred rank te Huntingdon, and from there they were traced to and file, with two colours and seven cannon. The ire Bull's-head Inn, in Drend-street, Cheapside, Lon remainder of _this corps pursued their retreat in the deb, and where they arrived son the Wednesday direction of Glogau, p r obably not exceeding sor • . 11 " --411711 - 14 • e- ' 1 '' 3. Mellow, Curtain.unaliteh stalde-kceper, rsprit • martini' , where several wed-knonn receivers celled 000'e meii. It remains for me to we e - my eoneratu- to Mal, I, V, at !!nildlpdt. Attedwi sy,'Mr. 4aickett, iribie. " on them, and purchased the notes and bills that e ese .. 1. .Whets on the signal success which has hitherto al. greet, riaillarY-HPlare- • . tended the great and nuremittiug exert:oes of the 13 1V oi fteynolds , . (tipping:. Sakti; linen-draper, 41 . 1 , stolen. Oxford Bob is supposed eo have purchased set% 2.2, ut Gni , ~ . -Attorwto, Mims. :some. After the whole were sold, Mrs. Howes left Emeeror, who, in the course of two niotelis, at Sweet and Strikes. an' . CLake, Leice,terwresare, Ildsierc April 17, U. nr,'''' .: London, but went to Thrapstert, instead of Welling. this season, has continued the pursuit of the ettemv •/ at Guildhall. Attorney. M. r Pull* romreee.a ..bairnegh : her journey to London and back was sup. fikn Willie to the Oder ; and has united to his unit J. Blackman. FouiiriCr's.h altAissiit Lothboi t v . _peaca to he for the eurpose of taking her brother his aealous Puideavours, the d'cided ard hearty support April 17. 24, May ..:2, at •inildleal, Atomics, MOW tine, Bolton, and Writ, Bm.,d- street: .. ;If re of the booty. of the King of Prussia, and of the •shole populationl • • J. klansbridge, P ort'ca, shoemaker 12/4 4 4 0, - 'OP , 1 her return into the country, Lavender eta. of his dominions, who seem most soliciseits to emu- George Inn , Pursomouth. A ttitinait* il k: late the Russians in patriotic donatiote,„ .asewell a5.,..-ult 41.1..11'114! o r lon ' . ''' ''' :- • 11- • Por • sictuansr'. • 'e • • • - -- 5 Ne was not at first taken into custody, but in personal service. L understond the Polish fles. umi g e'ru - al" 3 o4sin't,st bea 'h. Anoreim 7141 A. f•-''`' ""''' - "` - . ... , ifterwartlsondis now committed as verument, which withdrew from Warsaw ander and Mr. Townsend. ShaplesTsuss : - - . 1 "...'-• ' ~'' - ' '7.7 1 ", !'-'*.: -,.: .- - -• ' • .- Prkteo Poniatowski, went, in the first ittstaticte to • "I'. C°thoridge, Worcestershire, hiedseadmilia, April , - 26. 27. May VI, at th:- 'Talbot, Claines, Worcestershire. At.: On Thnisday Lavender took the chambermaid and Petrikaw, and a part with the Prince are gone to toroies. Mr. laills, Six Clrrks• Office, Chancery-lam ; Csentochaw, where it is said some fume has beta Mr lineeeorse wore/Nee. lad ' waiter belonging to the Bull's-head Inn, in Bread assembled : and I haw also understood that the •.1. Markt-it, St. M4riin \-le-fir:nil, linen-draper. April 1, 1- street, Cheapside, to Northampton, where they saw V. Mr. , '...:!. at Guildhall. Nitornies Messrs. Kenney and Iluffey White and Mrs. Howes, alias Taylor, at the Polish part of Regnier's corps , after etre affair of 5--,hr:, 1:i.1.0p,..a,, ,irt.,., Within, ' Kalisch, took that direction. A ri tissian corps is , i ,!.. , ire ':tie, daecii-sireet, tiolifen-square, bricklayer, April prison. Both of them identified Halley White as stationed to the southward of Warsa-a. 1 .I, -!..y 22, at •• iuildhall. Attorney, Mr. Disuse Nassau. . being at their house at the'above time alluded to : his stns.:, s..i.e. p erson was impressed strongly on their recollection, Imperial 11,..1,1 Q.,:irters, Ealisch, .1. Morri:, B:rmingliam, baker, May 1,3, 99, at the Royal fr o m lll.l , -h -2S. !Mi. lloiel, I . ,;ralinglkon. Attornies, MCA'S' Bleastlale, Alexander, his coming into the inn on the Wednesday morn - MY LOP.D,—In my dispatches of the nth inst. I and list -it, Nen Inn; and Mr. Meredith. Birmingham ing, staying till the Saturday, and never leaving the bad the honour of reporting my arrival at this place, N. Parse, Conduit-street. Hanover-square, hotel keeper, time , A9lll N. ot May ''', at GuiWhall. Attorney , Mr. Turner, house during that length of which was consi and ref detailing to your Lordship the progres s which lii i -el Lion- - ' . -' square. • dared a remarkable circumstance. Mrs. Howes was the Emperor had made in his arrangements, and hi .I.Dorey, thick-road. Islington, carpenter, April 20, May ' only identi fi ed by the chanibermaid; the waiter had preparations for the campaign , together with the Vii - 1, 22 , : e r . t ,s r a. e t tli d a tst r _Ateernies, Messrs. Blaudford and Murray, ;II ,„ temple. no recollection of her. . • pink steps which had already been taken in carry- Ntitrte J. Tayler, Sew Bond-street, hoot-maker. April 13, 27 Alay ! On Friday, there being a meeting of the District ins on the military operations already begun. ' fifes. 'll, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hamilton, lierwiek-street, S i;. ' Magistrates at Wellingborough, the Prisoners were reports included the conclusion of a Treaty of l'eace G. li. itteuhardt, Wakefield, druggist, May 7, R. 20 at the' taken there , an d u nderwent an examination before and Alliance with Prussia, the ratifications of which New Conirt- pause , Wake fi eld. Attornies, Mr. Potter, -, Wak.-- I Mr. Dickilis, and three other Magistrates, at the bare since been exchanged ; also the capture of diet- field ; and .Ir. D Lake, owgatc hill. J. Howarth, Waterfoot, Lancashire, woollen-manurarturer 1 above inn, when the regular informations were gone lin, where General Wittgenstein has established his May IS. 19, 21 al the deed Inn, Rochdale. Attie ale.. Mr,' through, and the parties bound over to prosecute. quarters since about the 10th lust . Hurd, King's Bench-walks, Temple; and Mr. Clarkson, Ruch- I Since that period his Imperial Majesty has visited da rY. Pike, sea, and W. Pike, jun. Maidstone, fellinongers, the King of Prussia at Breslau . ; Irandeirgh lia , been April 20. 24. Nay ~ ?2, at Guildhall, London. Attunalic:;. mr. occupied hy the Russian forces; L u bec ! : has opened 1% ewe St. Thomas's-strect, Southwark ; and Mr. Cook; Maid stoLe. its gates. • 'l'. Knill, Holm Lacy, HerefordAire, farmer, April I'i, 2(1, . The enemy has been entirely driven from Swedish May 2.1; ut the City Arms Hotel Inn, Hereford. Altornies, , Pomerania, Mecklenhourg. Latienbutug, and all the Bird ete:see Broom Winston . H e aud Plun eref ig order. .Gray's lnu-square; and Messrs. i. and 11 Prussian territory within the Elbc. J. Sutton. Southampton, linen-draper, April I'3, 24, May ' Detachments of the Ressler' army have penetrated /e .r , at (,;„uelNlietlll„edt.ondon. Poultry. Messrs. Louie% and, to Dresden, which capital they now occupy, Mar- w. Pan wade'', 11:ig c l o ireinnitene. y e . oach-master, April 17, 27, 1 shal Davoust having retreated across the Elbe, and May 22, at Guildhall, London. Attoracy, Mr. Briggs, Essex street, Strand. having destroyed some of the arches of the magnifi- A. 11. Crooke, Calm, Laneashire,calico-manufaelnrer, May ; cent bridge at that place. S. 4, 22, an the Doc Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, A proportion of the Prussian army has passed the Chaneery-la.m ; and Mean. Johnson and Lansdale, Munches- Silesian frontier into Lusatia and is advancing to- ter. s J. Collimate. Lawrence Pountney-lane, merchant, April 13,1 wards Dresden. ' 94, May 2'2, at Guildhall. Attnrmes, Mewrs. Palmer, Torn- Three detachments of the aivison tettUr General linsous, and Thomson, Uopthall-court, Throginortou-street. Wittcenstein have by this time crossed the Elbe; one DIVIOFNDS. Li the centre, under Major-General Dartibcrg, who 3. Il ia . ). ikriSclutHriltintatiern.-heinaednagrllahvel!antilZi"4l dealer -May ! is titny:n. upon Hamner, with Major-General 'let- , Horsham, Sussex, tanner-May 4, H. Tew, 11'ellelose-square,l teinimn upon his right in the direction of Bremen, - tea-dealer N i t a) l' I c. ad Major-Genbral Czchernicheff upon his left i •11 ' Statile) and i. Ihming, b i - )i • t .al, stip- ea vrei c its . - " May - 8, the direction of Brunswick. if. (or the snack, Vi atlieg.strect, underwriter-May 8, E. Lawton, Marl.-: Lord Walpole is the bearer of the present dis. i ljaneivain.u.rinalLta—m,ll;asycl,dlt:it.i.t;r,gceerts, litZe e r r iia rr n la 1 2 11 1y - M P ! A • patches; his Lordship proceeds by Berlin, and I i Matey, hymontli-dock. china-merchant-April 09,. 11. hlailily ha t ..! a+, doubt but that he will find it perfectly easy I and I'. T. ""Ug;l' herefOrd, wflulstaPiers-May 1. T. N. (Irivia ' ' 1 Oxford-treet, stay-inaker-hlay 8, C. Sankey, Jaine-cstreet, ' to take his Overture from Cuxhaven. i eh....emoteger--Muy 1,1. Bacon and W . Spear, Lo net'fhames -1 have already stated that the Prussian army k in ' cartel, li,hinongers-- May 1. T. Shueleliothani, Inin.table, shop the best state of preparation : nothing eau exceed the ra l ; l g e c r- Islay I tLv S 'e, " : l %a sn i 17'n= " 1 ) 1 1 0 1- i s s t •Ill e e t 'Ne ir4 w ). 13 's ri h are- 1 eondition of that part which was asseeibled at Bros- tercet, nierelionni-hla) 1. J. Forster; Foster-h . :tie. hardware- Jaw on the Empertsr's arrival ; and it, is impossible I man--April :;,;, S. Coed;, Manche,ter, di - awe- 1 .11)M 91, .1. to eta crate the erithusiasm which has been eshi- l it i ra l.n o?s r -s' I r ("t i V-4 1 1 1: 1 4.1"11.' n ta e %s tia ns ilt rTirrir 11,1'11'1 • ('harle s, lvie Z . . I,ited by all ranks of persons throughout the Prus- I Mama's-het :rand, button-seller-May_ 1, T. Dottgan, Bread sian dominion% ; or the demonstrations of ioy with "" e ' "re'unis e ni an- Ma y 1 ' A. I. I " nel ' 131. "" isire " street, Queen -squaw is:suranee-hroker-hluy 1, T. Amt... which the Emperor was received. brook, Hullestone, Neoltinglimushisc, miller- May 3, W. am The King of Prussia has made an excursion to A. Duncan, Liverpool, drapers-May I, NI. Mathews, Upper East-Smith fi eld, slopseller-May 1, 14-111nehford, Leaden ball- Berlin, where he was to see General d' York. street, gold and silver laceinan-April 30. T. Stewart, North- The inhabitants in Saxony have every where re- :eerier, bkip- owner — Nay 1. S. Summers. Ilirruinham dealer caved the Russian forces with expressions of n or- -stay 29. J. W. Sherwood, New ate-street, rheevmonger— My 1, J. Brown, Norman-street, 01(1 -greet-road. blur-maker tlielly not inferior to those of the Prussians ; the _May 10, J. Browse, 'lemma-upon- fweei.l, etirti-nietteliatat aloe has occurred in Mecklenburg. May 4, J. Br alley, Pigslee, Laneushin., dyer-May 5, P. Fitzherbert, Bath, merchant-May ti, J. Oavison, North- Your Lordship will see by the printed reports ,I. 1 Shields hardwareman-hlay 1, E. Barlow, Bridge - road, Latia. ...e manner in which Guaira' Tstteaborn and his de. bob, t a ilor - May u r T. p e e n; Kendal, erercha r a-stay 12, • M tont.v.srx SE3SlONS.—Saturday various tra verses for petty assaults were heard, and the only interesting o:cui fence was the tind:ng of a big by the Grand Jury tuninst Joseph .illerceron, Esq. a Magistrate for ti'e County, for wilful and corrupt perjury.—This is the same Magistrate against whom two prosecutions are now depending in the Court of King's Bench, for conspiring with the Collectors of the Poors' Rates of the Parish of Bethnal-green, to alter the assessment of several inhabitants, and ille gally to obtain from them more money than they were entitled to pay. On Monday the 9.9 th ult. Robert Jackson, clerk of the park!' of St. Batolph, in Lincoln, was convicted before the sitting Magistrates in the penalty of ss. for being drunk on the sabbath-day. Mr. Lewis 'lnglis and Mr. .Tohn Corbett, both charged with felonious embezzlements in the Ord nance Department, at Cove, u ere on the '2d instant fully acquitted, without any hesitation °it the part of the Jury, and with the entire corwurrenre of the Bench and Court. The Board of Ordarniredeserve public approbation for prosecuting an immediate en quiry into the information submitted to them—but while we offer this testimony to the zeal and rec titude of the Board, we are at the same time bouu►i to declare the complete coincidence of our feeling with that of the Court and Jury, that the charges of fraud against those under officers were utterly un sepported.--(Cork Chronic.';.) On the '2(l inst. Catharine Donoran was executed at Gallows-green, for the murder of Ellen M'Carthy. —This barbarous act was committed in the year 1810, and its perpetration was proved to be of so.un provoked and diabolical a nature as to preclude much commiseration for the unhappy culprit. The Will of the late Duke of QuEExsnuatY is thrown into Chancery, so that every bequest which was made thereon is barred from being carriedi into execution, pursuant to the direction of the Net)lo Testator. . • OLD BAILEY. —row— SATURDA Y. Aram 10. FORCIERY. Robert Kennett was tried upmt arts indictment charging him with the forgety of a draft, for up war d of 'IOW. upon the bank of Sir R.. C. Glynn t o( Co. of Birchin-lane, in the following manne r , The Prisoner, with one Richardson, an d a per%or named Cooke, planned together to forge 11 bill of e., change upon an unwary tiadermatt, for the sum 18AI. Which they very securely a:strained without d tection or prosecution, trid vested it in the fund ; Having obtained this fund, they found access tr Messrs. Trowers and Co. stock-broker:, wh o s o„ for them the stuck to that amount, gisiug o ft draft on the hankers ali:ire-named for the. van Possessing this draft, they forged one on the c:az , , bankers, in lieu thereof for 20001. which they veti readily obtained the money for. They then diride t the spoil at the White I!art Tavern, Holborc Richardson and Cooke were admitted evidence, to n ' : proved the case aided by other witnesses.—Guilty: Deuth. • MARRIED. On the 10th inst. by the Rev. J. . N uste, the Right Don. Sii Scott to the Alan:blow-A of . 141;gw, . 1)1E1,1. • At Bath, on the ith inst..lany, relict of the lion. freder;-k Vane, or Sell:sly, in the county a( Durham. On the 9th inst. MN. Jane Walters, wife 01 Air. Stephen Wal• ters, of Aidetmanbary. FURTHER, Proofs of the Efficacy of DIXON'S ANTIOILIOUS PLUS. • Falmmttle, March 111;11M. Sta.—To justice to you, nod wislsing w , ll to maoßi t ul, it n • env destre that you woke known to the Navy my Case. lIN turned In,t .IHouary two years front the Went lottie4. in a o•he . deplorable :tate of health. 1 wns reduced lib dodo's ; „ 1 4 uas attended by the snot eminent Mettle:ll sorts, Inmer.dment. and after fourteen tomato .teeny giro, over. I ,t.,. 6 uno a. , ui s ed by Mr. George leweo, of flail, to te„ sour D•xus'. Ai iihilinuc Pill., when Ofttr tatti:!g nue hos, I foun.l 0t , ..v11 better, and by thing them in three montbi returned akda to lay duty. 1 am now on my way to join the Droann, at I will as I :ever ants in Inv life; mud if letter C7lll tend to make your tnetlkine more'knowr, volt mayialp toy n:intr. ERA EItEM y, Lieuteoi..t of lii, N1aj....A% . 5 .1.41 , 0 Dragon To Mr. Di Inn. Apnthecers, S:orrinE,tms, •-udeN. &ad at 13uder'4. No. 4, 4:heaps - At., c oncr of P.ktet• nocter-low, and nuut. Medicine Vetal-fs, iu pow, at each. A CIIALIANGii. AIESSItS. ClTlli'...l"E and Co. Surgeons, late ;n JIL Lis Nlajcsty*. si !•ifice, clialicruy tic: nhole work* ploys. n single in.tance wai-re tro•ir Ntei9cOte mut Megiti./1 1 ,7 Cisre have tailed of iiie desired The practise of mum, years in this particular braisch .:l itrofer.sion giv 11 , 0' to one ~priq:eces:iftil clip. I her ciiiir•iine to it!T•!el coolie.. to lite iseatinent ati.l ewe of VEN Eft LAI. cu‘: N TS, and that der:lns:erne:l nf the fs mein, whiv4l is 1••• cor..equoltro ut the pernic:nn. v. :eteful rfferts at a hat it .14 mot evet on:rnppiiy iv:a:nett 1)V the vutoihb hnth Cie nat. it %.11 t,c• t..) In• the tt.ifol'illg .ourre or liarreew. the other have it. rovike- fr.;;‘;t cievel..peti to the„ !ov .! s'!‘le of cie!bilii' Iv, if n.,t ti.:.ely rripedied, terlo• note. in arntntenre. it- remote *bile ct.lift . . rat,' 1.0 , , of trip. Ms,' mower, uhrl warintt: vote. ctrntil:tints, esuall ; eharaeteriets tire, el:rifest : ogee; 1)1 . ;. Solitivy ;.yl, widrr dic , mters in. i.ien! Baca a lottrit, tl.ir ircalinc.4 i= :.ntf ha• rr At." 7'o- Flirt r•Artil in CI:. c.alrw of 71 ;MA 11111 Ch prnctiee. In Iffn:t nod enies of 1 . ?.. inferti.l , e.ca n, •otitrlf-i .ns to the crethra, sponcv ut verseenues, Ertl licnoltr•, (111ft:us melt?, eftfetieins, terufri s l neakr.ere, Oreis, as sf!,if s TR ICTLTit rioration, which have brained • whether recent nr of long skill of other praetioners, are, by their present improved r !:i of treatment, effectually and permarrent;y mired, withren patient suffering tie evcruciesing pima mudalaresing w heuil lt e i f t e itiets Ines oppll.lo 4-of the boar In the course oft wenn , Years esteorive ;araesice.in this :act o polls, lIIIMer4IIIS eases of stoietares nave been and. are:dmily der their care, the total eradication of which is effected by s sate, certain, and expeditious mode of practice. superior to:.'er other vet adopted. The weakness, relavation, mid debbasy proceediog from this complaint, is speedily removed, and patient restored to sound and vigorous health. fiat vxhere b.e debility has for year: existed, a proper per-ever:owe in their re: rim - alive remedies.. atter the stricture has been drolr ved. a. t— dispermataly reipairde to revive the slumbering spanks of la:a-, and to re-animate the Constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Ant revile t blity have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re nisival of complaint: of the urethra, strictures, &c.; received a rbdiral :old permanent cure, request that refer -aces may he given to baron, ate , Litibfavi.)ry es.idences of the erci-,e superioi ity of Slessrs. Currie and Cu.'s ;shut ofdreatssa-f.— Many of there Gentlemen have had strictures from ten to 1 % , may years, mad had hire:, ausier the care of Mere s. lie 'ft. Hen. and other Surgeons of equal cariblenee. who teal the care by the upplicat ism of the lunar comm. itli+mt lr•• Patients in the country arr. reque:teri totar pat - Ocular. of their case, age, and general balm of iiab.z. &v. &c. inch:sing • remittance for advice and medicines:, •' ;aeo the :arm will be given or rent to many part of the r,, rilleur that :e -crecy sit esmentisai is+ their wader's:Ca ea:. the !'nets;, letter. may he added to the ::erainnt for meOteioe‘. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be coa:ajt.:i eit•ser Sex, aats the greatest delicacy , leafoCv.and homnir. at I tr•ar Image, N's• 107. Manion-eardess.-9th.lneo !lotion-It:Jr lee. convaiescell/D CMS.) . 3a.f.ta •ze. .m••... — r - he result of his Imperial Majesty's corn. rThe tr ranks. . ',davit o to the Court of linli . l. math , on his I have tho honour to. i ..ice. ' I at \Vilna, has been the conclusion of a , Lout Viscount cacieteino, Sm. • 4t. IF HCART. stating , ace and alliance, oll'ensiv.. , and defensive, I •.. . .. It i : 1 hat ii ovter. The Plenipotentiaries are Mar. 1 ildmirc- ' ~ , ... c . other .;,.• , •• * • Kutesoff Smolensk ts ;..tol Ow Cheat:Woe !• Ajmer-five cit • areitiaSe I * ) The ....„ •••• as 4110 : a inaii ientwrg. Its purseanyc of she. itiskeyt..,:,,. .orcu 44 ~, • . 1 . , % 4 gairc 'able relations, the nt , ,st artive • • • . 4, .. ..1., • ~.. .1,, , gates, 'rations, .are already in pro . • '' . are d gib m i ill '' num . , . 5: . I has been receivetkO, f .. ..,. in by. the ► ro - .. ' , .. il3 ri '. iii, o 4 , ,id-de-Cam pti ttriT et. , ils : . : with h -quarters of theltussiati army ''... . . . 4 3 .1!" ,Mated v. is central position, to eve the necessa . trisCr; to bit — "eted • calving recruits and en tvaleseetits, who they • st • . riving, and for suppl) inc.; nect.ssaries to -n . .. o - • u . . • okil have been engaged in a campaign of an • . '., , , , • ft c and uninterrupted series of military -ope.; i :• • - • tit was r marches for eleven months. Tlti pause, ' • ' ‘c 3 ts * tort ill be of a short duration. Nothing - can I ilis . t has: 111#1 . 4 Kends king than the contrao. between the marrlt gru i c i p ag - P°' . ..- ' . a ~*. r o. 4 : :on the • f ott thi ian army and the conciliatory proceed= of his •• ',to ,grant• unto Sir ThoroastPits ) And N Emperor, %lid' that of Bonnili Oa irte, *K n igh is '-, sjestv's Attorney - General, the . chaise ji ender the French Generals. VIP mriiviof ST - -Chatteettor of Ertgland.. • ' orreet discirlitte has beev.oh,,erved in the : His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has heleit ' 1 pail veil as in Prussia. liperiul Majes. graciously, plesied, in the name and on the behilfl oho a in possession of the k *f•Waisaw, of his Majesty, to constitute and e.aftoint Frattris I house, !ed a soldier within its wall' f; ii as ,in bard Napier to he his Majesty's IlighTommissionec ~,seek 1 rce, treated the Poles ni4,17 1 15e.,..ntn , 0 , t to t h e G eues i uiph, t Assembly of the Ch. of kcot-Tpears betftt . . id indulgence. The Aoitrianlll4iiiary land. • . .. ...,- ......- 'ors- 1 ADVICc. W 11............ . F,N -Men of h'clueliion and Profes4onal Skill, use persevering endeavours to discover :In. :oat safe and certain method of treating . a fevi . prey:into,: Disea:ec t the socceisful result of dick exiterkuce is the best {:runt of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to maks the cure of the folluw jug' the object ,f their finrtieslar stud• viz. a certain Disorner, frequently contracted iii n montrin . I intoxication, and its concomitants, Strietyms and Meets, w air by to: improver! plum, are speedily and effectivily enred; as rd. , Debility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, Ina: residence in warm climates, or a seeset solitary vice, too of ma unhappily pursued by the youth of both waist in the one caus ing sterility, or barrenness ; and in t he of her a numerous tr.:. i 2 of nervous diseases, which, if tr.,t timely remedied, f e emi iiii i e i n ittipob-we tuft Consumptiou. lii that diswssitigstate of d•' il ly or d.ririer.cy, n !tether the convequetre of such hate:.. ,a bits, or wising from .fay tither cause, by winch the !towel- ct the constitution tweitine enfeebled. as rtgelarly educated Sur geo,„s of I,ndi:e Ow• offer a Erin, safe, and speetPiteseltorati. n to sound :1:1.1 viva - co ., health. The reivit of a Ina ; ; and extensive practice Itrektimltled tiler , ' by a superior method, to remove Vettersol Ciotiplaints, .2. , " eve,. inveterate or comeliented, Yo it . .ntit subjecthc, tits ij it , .! 2 1 0 the ienst restr•.ilit in diet 14 i•ver vise ; and io rectal' Carr . where or ettriy application is made on discovery of s he int ctier. they frt;:krientiy prrforin a cure in the short space of two dux, Th e unii i- efe ti t illett ttolf.CrtP of their 'noir of tre ilmeht (ws sir Ii II never tier:: kilo wn to rail in IMP* SlP:tle onaance ',in a procure • ;' t keen tear;, durinc is hich period in.l..y. 'houseful retains ei tali. sexes have been cored, eve!' offer yite aril injovioav meth- • trial lict ii iisisurit bo other Practitiinters witaill“ eke ), 111..1:14.• . them to Co: , putiiii-tv offer their advise, b7essrs. tisiss tad Cu exchisaveiy professing the cure of tlic.e pc:enrol:lr complaints, its order that obey may JAW he '":" 4 “ ' by it rontak en •few,. with the ohlotty,s) jinifiv'oaltaeliei t.. t... tenor:et el:spirit', shisik it but justice to themselves to stint., li' , t. they bovebe-o properly educated an 1 initiated lam et e. . hi ..1• h of she profession ;certificates of w hich, Maur ittiferint II .... tab, tont te•tinionitts from the moil eminent ['hose', 1..., 7, ' .. hovel n convince any itiqsai.fer), flint Cie success ri-iiii:a,l ti ..:: their colic:wows first undue ed them Its cult lite s ;tAttlC* the g enerti Practitioner, tool they prt-itine itri Ilieir ;ova siuns c .nsi Ouse a fair ground for tire thipreectlem , sl cool 1..... with it hich they have, by the l'ublic, been so liberally It mitred. l'atients in the Country ore re...m.lkb' to suite the paril. , la" "r their ett•ct aces nod ovinner all liV int', nat21.22221,4g ;I 1t... - Note for Advice mid Medicines; ittitil the same will be rorwor..ci to tiny pail of the him aunt. tiOSS and CO. 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