The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-12 00:00:00

•J. I • • 7‘•`••• r - vor,l , •• • 0.7311.'n?.P - ri. - " d • • .. , t-. • t " . . , - ''';' f., , f e . . '*/ •• ' ‘ iii '' l , • V. . , t . ,../ • 1 ir, la -4 —.: . 4 fl . 4% . r • . . .r 165 arbe , Ittatemetn • NI f'' { } u' ♦~ + i•~, No. 2069. Tit I: vr• ) Rok Al,. IMURN.LANF. 'PHIS EVENING, an OCCASIONAL. AD .& panics, PI he t P ill hy Mr. /Alban. After which Ode M.,jestiee Sere%vitt pert irin THF. T., ohi twin THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. seeners designed anti ;whited is;. Messr.. (7reenwood, Illarinari, Distal. I)rmaria, Genie Stint,. and Ca:MlN:mid their assistant.. The Dresses by Mr. Saaky and Miss It r in, , iii.lllirir as-oicous. The Machinery by Dietary. ltudervo el, Drarv, Sec. The Dredratians by Mr. Morro, Min Robilooo, &c. Leader of the Iliad Mr. Smart. The I).tors to be opened al a quarter past lye o'clock, to he gin at a au:icier past six. Sear, is.; Sect'aid Price 11. 6d. —t-Pit. ~1 6dt t . llecond Price, 4.-I,•.wer Gallery, S.. i Second Price, ls.kipper 'Gallery, I•.; &Timid t rice. tid. ti.tses and PI .sae to hi taken of Mr. Spring. liar Rook keeper, at the Mice in Little Rineell-erret, from Tea till Four. and foto Teo in the livenialcatnit the Dinou are Anvil. Tb- Box are in Rf% dr..11 ores., cusly.-t-Tae Pit en senores are la arai. obit hari-streso.—Tae Lame. Gullet% rntfilaw i.e to UMW 11.4teet - and Wobisea street. — Toe Tipper Gallery role:awe i.,tu li nbion-.trees m 4%. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEY r 6/1 111)LN. S present EV E G, Oct. 1.2, will be i s..rf trawl". f •he Ath tine, THE /ETHI01 ) ; • OR, TILE Clifl,o tw THE DESERT. To ,4 h.• 11 VIII 1. »'.11•:1 • KILLING NO MURDER. in which Mr. Mainers& nil' make bis first appearance sit ibis The.itre. LISBON. TN HENRY AtiTOSiiAiik ER's PANORAMA, Leieroer-t•on ire. tt Splendid VI of that eeltliratrd C•iv is @IOW exhihitme, taken on the Tajo., from whence LISBON appedri to Ina-t aflvantaze. The Picture is highly tini.atA, amt painted upon the grand wale of IMM/square fee of Capri& I !! The SI 1“;to,lf . FEIN:11V: continue; open for >t short time. Malin wee 1 . each l'ainti..e Catalogues Sit:- pence. Open from Ten no-k. cUfilmis BRITISH SIIAIVIA WAITIIM AN and lONS respectfully announce 1., tar... Friend. tile the Pablo-, that the% +.r.• n.. 4 in tr..dnriog squirt tr HU I TIS!I SII or e:direly new ▪ e ez.test ieihtssl. attained On. the S %hien they ale en:.h1.•.1 to miler 'it the its..tt moderate pr'cr., and to he ishd et elhsitelv •u their Wnrehou..e. V.I. I‘ll, Fl , •et !tree . , curlier of /4 a H od:e-strert, witrie they have at present Ft run-t et ten sive R ........rimettt of rr,), Thb'e L.nent, Fur- n iture.. and !knish NI Ate &. r lusll. moderate terms. Pi 4 NO-YORT E. To Rt 1101.0. ACAPITAL PIANO-FOB:IT" is good as new, with Ihr adolittoon.3 ke3l4 p. 1141, double lir., lu•idr de.k, piaar legs, every .•1 1 Nr regni. , lo, f e :n, prwr 1.1 GUIre.II, ginrraortl .o •Ixn4 ae I in suer, AA teculated for •h•• rn JJJJ rv, or to a.. a'•...al. 4.1 v h. be.•. al NO. 5" Le.er..ter.1.1.,..r, from lea in Rosa ...um*. _II „awe,' C., the t uutilr%, vicking-edse. buokiog, ni the Wargows (Mee, Twit (iiiineab• rilicKET4 and iIIARES for rho NEW STATE JL 1.0 rtna i)raoit he 20th arti IS Mt ) NT". are wiling ht gre.it voter'', hi% EYTON. Sinek•iirAter. Combat; aod 18. C.III , PIIM .0111.'4 Pieeridillti. who. to 11w 14 , 1 Mootiio. i•• Shi.ei.s. Pike. Capital the NA Two £15.1100, the mil. Twit of £6.0.t. &e. amok/wine titgeber to upw.iril. itf X 14.1,11.10. 1 RI VFW Et, GH I' is happy to announce the usual Iv • g..nd Gnome that atlendrd Ins Old Essn'oli.dled 0 hen.. ihr.ythof September, hawk: Snarrd and Sold TII E LARGEST pit mi., there.n. No. 3,651. with various other CA PITALS, to 40 Share-. A The Only . A'.40.000 The Dot . Ploh,ono 'llk rust In one Lnitery Mow, and where lit ronlidristl, triwn the same weer. will attend his Friends not future Prireh.i9.ers in tho New %Atoll Latter'. of 111,u , ..0 Tirk.dt. euotaini•ig Tw it Prizes of "MAO, to d more Prizes oh in the last. nil to be drown WI I sk; ;; ; 0. fn r which Tickets and Shuns ore ion Sale in g vs. rielyst Na. 97. Coro , ih I t% market ; and MO% tn. Os. 6;rd-sttert. And also b', his 14ents, in ,tent principal IPHTAkftNN !C T fi t 0 1; ir; N., BlTTERS, s9(.. p i r i el i ) i trt i ty r. Doet clo o w r we. 4 Smia.dead, Litorinn in black Pint Glace. Dottie'. al lb. each; and hi Quarts at 111.. Duty included. Per-inis purchniiing large Smiles or the ahnie, will find it midi to their Ail eantage, en it einitaius crimii..rably mare in Quantity !hue two of Ow lb. Bottles. A rent I.n n d specific Cure for that clan. Retort. line..se the clial.ra Moilitis, or Dhairder of the Hon. els; Bilious aid Liver Complaints; Pain, attended with fullresi. is the Stomach ; Jonirlier, aid Ike Oe‘i ruction of Worm:, ete., TO DR. MA ItNISTRONG. . . lily daughter having (wets afflicted Veltta with what is termed a tis awl Liver Compluiut, under thin disirrs.ing hinted., she 11.4 been atteuded by two 'mini nt Phssiei.,us in the neighttoweltemod, without rrerivirg any Benefit from their Prercriptiims. 41te was ..tllicted with the mist excruciating Chronic P ,in in her Limb., that confuted her to her Bid for whiilel/a%s together, Atte, ded with at silent Si. knees, Reach g. and Vomiting, that seavel% stoy .u.senance remained on h.r.tuas ch to Slipper. ilattlfe. t hccotnplained of great Weak en..., surt could tithe tot test nt night, until I was trungly re commended to make it trial of your Botanical Bitters; 1 there• fore pinch:m.4 our of sour Bot , lrs ut Twenty-two Shilling-, in taki..t of which she found greut relief, and by her comstiuing the I.lv of two inure, she Vini rri.reil to a pellet-1 state of good Ileolth. MA ROA It ET 111•CLIIREN. 2'3aemouth. near North Shields, Jan. IS, 1811 . • The Botanical flitter, mar tie had of the Doctat, Na. lle. Great liatitioloracts CI se, 'Wed Smithfield. Loudon, with a printed Pamphlet of Diteelion, wrapped round each Bottle, e'll , re'r4iiit it bomber of Cie most ?I- spec :dile and authenticated Cases of Cures; also the Proprietor's Nanxe, signed by him self, on Lie Labels, outside of the Bottle all tubers are dan ger.at- CouoteKetv. And by tilipoihttotoit of the Doetor, the Warm atie said, w hrilemle and retail, by hlemrs. Barclay and hots, No, 9:s, Fleet-market ; Saw runt Edwards. No. V, lit. Paul's Church-hard; unit .10hilattill, NO. 15, Greek Wert, Soho, Liatolon; nod retailed atm :One by Bolton, Royal Ex change; Ward, 314, Holborn; Bue.in,()st'ord.sireet ; and all other regreelable Medicine Venders ili Town and K I I II iits'S COII DIA I. 8A1..M OF QUI 111 rriiOSE who have impaired their health by a Tea .11. solemn. in hot nod unhealthy climates; t e ynting of either wt. whose infirmities threaten premature old age. a lile of misery. aod on curly and those inure advanced in fern, whose hollering sapless frames appear withered sad minuet worn out, arc she more immediate of kris of this i.e./th ing Quire, the benign kiluence at which tasty be extended ia the II hole t la-s of Valetudinarians. rut in all cases :tad in all age-. vrt'sere the solids are relaxed, where the constitution has receiv ed a shock, or is by airy means debilitated, this Restorative oral re-iminaming H.lm of Life and Ilealth will produce the happiest (Gel- t the cold mid tremulous nerves will be warmed awl itentlird the related fibres will be braced and reentered firm; the muscles u 11l he invigorated; the sinews will be strengthen ed ; the emaciated limbs will be covered with firm iteah ; the exhausted ve.sels will be replenished; the impoverished wa tery bland will become tics and halsnsnic, and it. languid circu lation restrired to the sanative impetus, which is the true trite" lion of health; the languid drooping spirits will be revived rind exhilarated; digestion will be promoted; is short, =null cases where the consiitatiun has hewn reduced by disease sr irregula rities, as a restorative its effects are unprecedented. The Cordial Balm of Quito is sold wholesale sad Wail by Iliestan atal'Cu. 229, Strand, Landon; and retail,)y the Vend ern of Potent Med!rii•e+ throuAnut the United Kingdom, in Rattles at Vs. 9d. ldr. 6d. and fussily !militias. cub, by which Wive It a saving of Yw TO THE FREEMEN OF BOSTON. GeNTLAMINI. 11 1 HE distinguished honour of being returned to l'ainimwot for the fourth tiu.e, by your free and UII. biassed sulfritges. is Nil woetioootral proof :if y..ur appro.o.ti..o of my condom, of ,our ittocnotrot to tote proo•ip' es wit.° I plarrd the Hour of Hanover on the Clirone, mid of your de teriniinti tttt io preserve, what you so wily Attained upon my tir-i Election. the lodependeoce of vow IW:rough. The deep nod grateful lease Iv certain ..Isuen repented works of your fin our and ill be the hest expressed io nn Unwinill nig Atte Alan 1.. your punlic pror ,, te interests. Your public interests, from tae ditiiculties of the c try, are hood, birtiming inure iot..ortant. ohether it he ilele,Alot3 In prase. ule the Ivor with a is fool mid vigour, or pass sail% to °loam peace by osoleration and •iiiret ily. It is ago es-enti ills sitcautbent nu your Itepreseolutives. In lime, of convuistun like awe present, t guard the C vistitioinn nr ,111-1 domestic as well Os the Country from foreign enemies, ,sioo y..11r Wood ts ion more to be threaded :and re b•sred, than lite 1.. , %1`i451i of your Liocrsies ; %bile Porlia ta A should do (every ening for the non , u , a itt support of the kochy, It should donny thing bat &irrupt tv increase the II %%eV prefor.AllVl•• of we Crown, toy auriti,ing the MAW luta P.ivileges "the People. Fur your private and liie•il 11.11tresto,„they also ore assuming ilia iwpnrtaucr from your spirit and initut.try, which happil . are of no 1.. s irnslitA.• i.. your Country. tons to yourselves; and it will ever be the toost gratif,iog pyre of my dui lung ns alias the ..oinitlir ut litill4 your R.priesemativet, to emisee tho utiosti ihilikeace nod os i soils. 'a promsiing every measure calculated to advance your Trade, Agriculture. mud totem' Prosperity. 1 nave sow b.. fur la reinala. Your Wilmot' and devoted servant, &Mon. On. 9, 181?. wILLI 1 111 A. NA DO. KS. TO Fttl. INDICIPEteu !mart rttnerests 001141.1111C1T57 OF COVENTRY. Casuarina. IN the exercise of your independence you have this J. day confers ed upon me the distinguished honour of b lug one of ykkur Represent in Parliament. Au hone kr w Web Is reudered floahly valuable sunder th.• pe euliar citratnytonces, and by the ui. hly thttering no:toner its which it has been bestowed; and I trust that 1 shsll redeem ewers Peace I blive evens by erritmcoou and my to 'wry with Ask% fitlelkty. I k *insider thks to be the duty of a ,tlember of P krliakneut, mid I shall endeavour to discharge it to the almost of my poser. ho toms, of the public has beena•certained. A mare derided, I had al tout said a more univerml op ' , was, l believe, ttet.er given on the choice of a Representative in Podia .tat. Toe on ! preeedented success • f a canvass. mode by my friends in my aft ' orrice, could illy he burp:tiled lit the general saii.factioa whisk has been manifested tornagokont sheets, o n si t e , e ,ois. fu: um 'Wows, the immesh ist Coventry were he , ween party and party, and the moisseqneoce au, of course, bitte.ass seal conteolikos 1 I dreaded these evils ; hat your agate demanded some risk. 1 sous now venture to say. th•it fn• very many years there Dever ons such general good humour, at the conclus 1111 l of a contested election in this city ; which Is surely a happy omen of better tones. Gentlemen, we have obtained a victory; let us use it with motieration. For myself. I can sincerely my, Hint it' ant thing cats add to the etafificatikin L feel rot the result of this interesting oaf dr. it most Ie the emeideektion that there has been in little of party spirit mositifested on the occasion, and that she election has, been attended with SO little animosity and strife. ll..p py indeed shonld I he, if this event may prove the mewls of smit i ng in she bonds okf affection and good neighbourhood, I will not say individual* of all parties ( for Mope party n become ex tinct). hot. men at all ran ks and of all religious persuasioni, iu tin, an lent and respectable' rib.. I hate &telt tlsg longer on toils weird beentife of its import ance; from a eau I save seen the evil of party spirit at Co ventry s and 1 ant sore it is the baste of civil and political Bo do). 1 eon truly say. that so far from Its being my wi..h to create nr excite d.s.enti n ikk any sense of the ward, I shk•uld cokk'siner it tote of the greatest objects of say life to see accompashed a Immo, found. d on the grnerons pilot iples of genuine Patriot into. Politic Spirit, and mutual Forbearance, without aey com promise of Tooth, Janice, lot In lepentlese-. Gentlemen, I scarcely need snake professions of gratitade, for your ulfectioante, and ardent support t sus roan us my situation coeld help being grateful. I •khall • illy told. that you. Ewing Howes me sa hrimsorably. have u ri t .ht to be -erred with integrity; and thus to serve yea • shall be the object of my ambition. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen Your faithfill, devoted anal grateful servant. Coventry, Oct. Jti JOSEPH BUTTERWORTH. 1111111 ER VA OFFICE. LE %DEN AI.L.STREET. In Fmtr V .1.. Itn.). price 4 b Slit FERDINAND OF ENGLAND. A Ro num e. Rv J. N. RREWER. Author or " A Winter's •• 014 ramily Lege.id," " Se- ruts wade Vu Sce: Printed ftr A. K. Newaitsu an t Co.; fond sold by Oliver nod 80 3 d. Cdathit.gh; that eu.i.ining9, The follow:114 Mtd oppenir this winter; LADY D EVOR; or, My Father's Wife. By A. F. Hql+trio, Vole. P U. C E hod PERS Eir R %NCB ; or, Another Modern firisebto. By the Autunr of " Sa)s She to her Neighbour, What?" 4 V 01 . ,. TALES of the FOUR N‘TIONS. By the Author of " Morcitina," Ste. 5 Val'. MOS AS r tt sr. coil/ mR. By Mrs. Roche, Author of " the Chsldress of the Alotra-1." V. 1.. AGE mid YOUTH; or, Toe Poo:hies of Abenstedt. By La Fain:nor. 9 BEGGAR. GIRL awl her BENEFACTORS. By Mrs. Bennett. sit Edition, 5 Vials. 9 IR ANGER of LIN 0101 VELDT ; or, Who's ins , Father. B% Mrs. Rovs. Author of " The Cousins," &r. 9 Vol.. LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1812. TO Tit , . IV OF Till, BO ROUGH AND 11UNDKED3 OF AYLESBUK Y. noevri.tel Es, •PERM IT me to return you my very sincere thanks 1 fur the honour pot have coisferrr4 au me by electing me, one of your RepreNentasives is Paritioneto t I am Weld, tit tered h% your placing sue in that diviluguished .ituativn, ntd ID Etaleavitur to d ischarge, to the best of my uhility,the duties attached to it. 1 have the honour to be, GeMlemen, Visor melt obliged and hurab , e servrant, AOeshury, Oct. 9, ISM T. DUSSLY. BOOKS PUBLiSHED Tills DAY. Is; 2 vols. 12mo. us ice 9s. boards. MY OWN TIME:, a Novel ; containing Infor mallet@ on the latest Fashion. the improved Mora t: e virtuous Lament Imo, and she important Avnaiti els of Illeh Life, taken from " the hest Author nad &Molted, oit b out permeation. In " those Who la ill usiderstas.4 it." 1.0.141n0 Printed for LONG MAN.II U Ft Sl'. R EPS, ORM R 9 and ;MOWN. Paterouster-row ; and at the &idyls Gallery, bl, New Bond-sweet. TO TilE racsitoLiwAs OF THE GJUNIT OF ESSEX. THE Resignation of Admiral HARVEY has, in per,. fulfilled toy prediction, rower/sing the streugta of this Whig lutereia, %hie!. 1 aitu.aieeJ to Inv adtertisenient of : r0rt.,1.1). it no% rests with the %%hit to triumph, ot to dt» grace thettoelves by a COIIieROMISIR with the TinieN 1 vt inYtAf a Whig. oot of the I.W iellOOL. but of Ilse f.o siasauti.mal% sig_44-sis Vomit. It ' PIAsPLE and their EIACTI rR 4CIfI7IV.S. On ilds principle I appeal. ant 001) to ym, Cleutleohn, hut to nay ertuatvenam at large, for .wypo.t to the ari!um. Contest in which Lam engaged. I will do mu duty, and persesere In the cud, but 1 w ill never forget what I owe Ist my family ; the ex prime. I fairly tell you, snits' be your's. The Cause is that of every Cimitly . and Tavvii in the k;olsire. F.nuLle ow to reiiiit this I tisisioramoise, nod you n ill hear the male of this detested System of modern relish e. 1 :len, Gertlemeo, Your devoted faithful (tient, mind ho.ohle servant. MONTAGU BU/160 E. Chelnoford. Oct. 7, 1812. MINERVA oFFICE, LEA IiEN HALL-STREET. ' I • S% . prier la , . TILE DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, HER FATIIER, ; AND FAMILY. By the Author of " The Clyrgvisan's Widow," " OfEcer's Widow," Re. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co.; and sold b) Oliver and Boyds Edigatrich ; nod Cummings, Ouldiu, 0. following will spoteartbis winter : TOP. NORRERN TRAVELLERS; or. A Tour throvio 131redwo. /two.. /tr. By slsa Avolior of " Tae Clerglsaius s Widow." Atr 1 Via. ARE and YOUTII; or, The Families of Aben‘tedt. By La Flwthie, S Vol., MON ACTRIt V of ST. COLUM B. By the Autharof" The Childrro of the Ahbe%," Ilte. 5 Vols. PATIENCEnod rcit SEV ANCE; nr, Umber Mn. dem Orlselds. By the Author of •• Says She to her Neighbour, Whist ?•' 4 Vols. s I LYA N ELLA ; or, The Giptiv. 4 Vols. TALES of the FOUR NATIONS. By the Author of Morgiarta." ste. 5 V It. THE SILVER MEDAL. - - NEW INVENTED TRUSSES, TO GUARD AGAINST THE INCONVENIENCE OF RUPTURES. Sanctioned by Or Society for the Vmessuragrmenst of Arts, Ma. sitifacturo. nod Commerce of Ragland. WHITFORD, Surgeons' Instrument-maker, J• sold Cutler to St. itartholoosew's Hospital; Tans-amker to hi. Nlajesty's Honourable Commiseionery of the Traft.pori Shard; and to the City of London Trues Society, for Relieving the Ruptured Poor, patronized by his Royal Highness the Doke ot Cambridge, soI4IIIIIOCCS N EW-IN VENTED SER. PENTIN P. CURVED ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by which n Cure. in many Cases, will be obtained; told he en" gage, to keep sap the mast diglenit RUililire that ever exiatedi without inconvenience to the wearer. The Society of Arts, die. having voted their Silver Medal fur the above Improvement. the Inventor has had the honour WI receiving the some from the •hands of his Oise the Dok* or' Nmfolk, their Presides's. The Inventor has now the satisfaction likewise to isalossisre that his TIIIIIIOI baying given the greatest sailsfictisso th 111 e - . _ - that Aided with Rapti:ea, east les than remiss Itafest within three few years. felt the geed dints et . theaw that Trustee having heat wade ea baE pil- elples, Wadi wa , other,Truse hoc ever bees. 'Ma . ly that pa a sin& trial they trill et *sir superiority aver all Trams now le sirs awe asseLappaptins bit Manufactory, ander the Centre Gateway ot St.Mtirdstaeseerb Hospital, West lantJalleld add at No. IT, taishardrassi, N. B. Where she say be bad. ble Mew and tataaykle_Ait it te7 ; ratus,. as n %pokey BMWIA= Mid dlie illinkMls4 Shirpitakg Raw% w a TO BE SOLO KY A 13(140M, Hy Mr. SA I)LF.X. Adds Repository, Go.well-street, TO-MORROW, Oct. 13, HI Twelve. QEVERAL clever, active Coach and Chariot Geld ono, 6 6 years Old, oler of whiels snouts well it aura bra of rabotal Si{ owl journey horses, mail teachers, poster ten havers, gullootsys, polites t sus carts, Itight ore-hoist cheat, Iteraeler.. &c. in the whole 110 Wier viewed the Moroi ssg of Sale. s a k u, it yrresoy Tuesday and Friday. A► Ell ALLIiNGIi. ESSRq CUlittill and Co. Surgeens, late in his Majesty's service. challenge the whale world to prove a rimer moaner where their Medicine and Methad of Cure have failed I the desired effect. The practice of many Ivey'. in this particular brim h ut their profession has not given rise to one unsuccessful ease. I bey cmiptioe to direct their FOUtilf• in the trentoi-ut and ru•e 64 VENEREAL COM MA INT% and that derangement of the system. which is the cousequeno e of the permeates tiLd wit.deful riferl. of a habit long nail most unhappily paroled by the youths of both seam la the low it will oe found to he the nottillitg rower of li:treeing's; the other bare its ravages fatally developed to then by a din treeing stale of debility, which, if sot timely remedied, termi nates in Impotence. These are it. remote .tad ultimate eflects I while consumptioolos, lass of ruuscalse power. and ynrious net.- loons complaints, usually characterise the earliest stales sit this solitary vice: of persons Imigoishing wider disorders indolent to such iiluihit. then treatusent is simpl- and ha. never proved tin succesefel in the course of a long, tolo:riour, and mach exteoded practice. In the m o o o bainate and complicated cases of Ve nereal infection, such as otioructi so 'lt 'be urethra, Denney ex creseenees, hard tumours, calluus ulcer*, captious, seminal wenktieset hies: ll o ss 411 n STR ICTUR ES, whether recent eir of long duration. nod is kids have baffled the skill of other prnetioloores, are, by their present improved plan ffe n of treatineut, ectually tad permabeialy cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pant attil :darning hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of tile lunar ran-1t... la the course of twenty years estensice prae.tce in this metro p olii. nornerous eases of strictures Oast- been ;Old Orr dolly an der their care, the ttstal eradication of which is effected by it safe, tenant, and expeditious mode of practice. superior many tither yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, mid detillity proceeding from this complaint, is speedily rernityeJ, old Ilse patient restored to souud and vignrinu health. lie, where the debility tins for yeah e titled, Li proper per-everneire iu their re storative remedies. after the stricture has been destroyed, is in dispensably requisite to revive the slutubering spat Its of life, and to re-animate the Coostitation. Several Noblemen and (ientlemee of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fist the re moval of complaiista of the urethra. strictures, Ike . ; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may he sista tit them, ns satisfactory evidence. of the decisive superbness , of Megan. Currie and Co.'. plum of treatment. — :=of these Cwotlesuen have had strictures Irma tea to twenty , and had hereunder the rare of Mews. Home, Hessisides, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, alto attempted the cure by the appliattioe if the lunar caustic, without success. Patients in the country are requested so rude the trartlevlhet of their ease, are, and general baba of !icing, &r. &e. inclining a remittance fur advice •and medicines. when the same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. Ti. ensure that se crecy so essential . to their undertaking, the postage of letter. may be:Wiled to fix actuate for medicines. Messrs. Cureirand Co. may be consulted by either Sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and hoover, at their boot, No. la, Hation-;cartes. 9th June 1809.-101. Hatton-garden. MINISTRY OF WAR. ARMY Or CATALONIA. Brigadier-Gen. Expert, in marching from Arens. . . del-Mar to Mataro, with the 23d light infantry, the 'ODE GUIDE TO HEALTH baring passed bth of the line, and a squadron of the 29th horse ii through a number of Editinns, and experienced a sale us chasseurs, was attacked between four and fire o'clock pretwalentedly grant. brie been now reprioted with many ine In , the iof the 12th September, by Maul, pvemenis, and it snit) , be with coolideitca asserted, that so va- evenng ro limbic a Publication to the nteieted in aeneral has never Wen with a force of from 2 to 3000 men. The enemy primed at this or any other language. The weak nod delicate were defeated, driven across the mountains, and feuotie—the youth who bat At tioittied his education nt any of the public sr inhumes—the aged, whit are dieoping nt under disur- pursued until night came on. We made 70 pri de or i g inating from MI impurity of the biliOdPeliPlC or mien , including one officer. The field of battle bkohnie—studities persinis of a eimened and sedentary life--su also thits , m e wle d w i t h he „, h , It /r ectum hi smut ', w Hi Iliadwas covered with upwards of 100 killed, and Gen. i Solomon's Guide to Health" a faithful comp 66 1,, 17 and no Expert calculates their wounded at more than 200. .mater og initaoctor t in short, no person wba values the enjny. Expert ' s r..xpert's brigade had two subalterns killed, andfouc ar o i ‘a *awl muse of health, will ben moment without being peasser4.l said, gimp, ualaapte. an d Impatient officers and 20 soldiers wounded. .. week ever I Nate, Oct. s.—Yesterday her Maw the Eft. ' 1 " " 1 " ." of "du" and dettialtv withri which rest press aud Queen repaired to the palest of the Thuile tkammade are a/kw* ere berths kid opm. t he moan ;oemaystkos t. the ~ap erhashli sad iirelitli, fully and am- !cries, where she heard Mass in thealuspel, and was ply enessuissientell. i present at the celebration of Te Detes t foe the yin. - This Milian Is earlehod 'llilli ashy Wald, improvements, dories of his Ma the Emperqr and King. TM aelleeeed- from experimental , &estimates, rad calculated to am- sown She health and welfare if ail tame s wits.eeserve its *awe- Bishop of Versailles, Chief Almoner to the Euk stolon.. i w hich officialed. After Mass there was a levee, at 1 . • Soladsss slekl,br Mathews awl 10 1 / 4 14 T 4.14 ligsadl. on . W all die llettinklien la the Wised &logien, pike it i her Majesty received the eonsplitlents of ti. 1 ~ L ~. PRICE 6{D. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, Ocr. TWENTIETH BELLI:TIN OF THE GRAND mum " Moscow, Sam 17.—The Russians have cele. brated Te Deum for the battle of Pol n tsk. Ti Mums hare been sung for the battles of Ostroinot and for that of Smolensko. According to the Rut lion accounts they were every where conquerors, and they drove the French to a great distance from the field of battle. It was then, amidst the strains of this Russian Te licums, that the army arrived at Moscow. There they thought themselves conquerors, at least the populace thought so, for well-informed parson•s knew what was passing. 44 Moscow is the estrepot of Asia and cf &troy. Its warehouses veva immense; every house was pee• vided for eight months with necessaiies I f retry de scription. It *lig only the evening before, end the day of our entrance, that the danger became ksowil, We found in the house of the miserable Rostepchin some papers, and a letter half written; he fled with oat finishing it. " Moscow, one of the finest and richest cities in the world, is no more. On the 14th, the Russians set fire to the Exchange, to the Bazar, and the Hos pital. On the 16th a vtolent wind arose. Three or four hundred ruffians set fire to thocity in 500 di ffes•- ent places at the same moment, by order of the Go. Teraor Restopchin. Five-sixths of the houses were built of wood ; the fire spread with a prodigious rapidity; It was an ocean of flame. Churches, of which there were 1600, above 1000 palaces, itn• amuse magazines, nearly all have fallen a prey to this flames. The Kreinelin has been preserved. Their loss is incalculable for Russia, for her commerce, and for her nobility, who bed left all there. It is not over-rating its value to state it at many milliards. " About 100 of these Incendiaries have be up. prehended and shot : all of them declared that they acted under the orders of Rostopehin, and the Di. ' rector of the Police. " Thirty thousand sick and wounded Russians have been burnt. The richest commercial houses In Russia are ruined. The shock must be considerable. The clothing, the magazines, and the equipments of the Russian army have been consumed. They hark thus lost every thing; they would remove nothing, because they always thought it impossible for us to reach Moscow, and because they were willing to de ceive the people. When they saw all in the hands of the French, they conceived the horrible project of destroying by fire the first capital,• this holy city, the centre of the Empire; and they reduced to beg gary 200,000 repectable inhabitants. This is the I crime of Rostopchin, executed by felons liberated from the prisous. " The resources which the army had found ore consequently much diminished ; however, we hove collected, and are still collecting a number of nem : series. All the cellars are untouched by thelre, and the inhabitants, during the last 23 hours, had saved many articles. They endeavoured to stop the progress of the flames, but the Governor had taken the horrid precaution to carry off or destroy-all the engines. 46 The army is recovering from its fatigues ; it has abundance of bread, potatoes, cabbages, and other ivegetables, meat, salted provisions, wine, brendy ) sugar, coffee. and, in short, provisions of all sorts. " The advanced-guard is twenty wersts on the road to Kassau, by which the enemy is retreating.— ' Another French advanced-guard is on the road to St. Petersburgh, where the enemy has not a singlet isoldier. " The temperature is still that of autumn; the I soldiers have found, and continue to find, a number of pelisses andfurs for the winter. Moscow was the depot of those articles." [The Moniteur, of the 4th, gives the sequel of the Russian Military Reports, Proclamations, and other ti productions, ridiculed in a previous Bulletin.] 1 f ~' S I