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FFEVI) (CK-W IMAM. ** HARDENED:IWe' • s_ COUNT WITTGENSTEIN'S PROCLAMATION TO - 6i!;RMANS. • " Dear German Youth and Men,:who do not number yourselves among - the suhjetts a his Ma. jetty thri'King of Prussia, have you not heard or ;read, how the gallant Prussians have. behated them. ~00lves ? how4hey steeam hither fret, all sides, 'many thousand volunteers of all Om:Miens, because there can be but one condition consistent -with honour— that of Liberty I How will you feel,• people of all parts of Germany, then you hear end read this ; you ;The must still bow. to the insolent strangers? i Do not your hearts beat high,' and do ye not wish ! to partake in the liberation of your native country, land in the vengeance due for so many years' suffer. lugs ?. for where is the corner of Germany which [ has not sighed? and where does tnat German- live,, who has not some severe loss to bemoan, to weep I over, and to revenge ?—Well, then ! the season of !complaint and weeping is over ! the time for revenge lis come! God was with the Russians! God will be i• with you! I offer you my handl in the name of my great Monarch, I fraternally invite you, and inform I you, flat several German Legions are by, his orders, I and at his evpence , to lie raised here at Berlin and in the Harm Towns. Come! come ! you nine , call yourselves what you please, Westphalians or SUMO!, Bavarians or Hessians, it is all one, if you are but Germans, and / bring German hearts with you. If I you come furnished with arms, all the better' I but - you come unarmed, my Emperor will slimily yea with them, and give you bread and money, s and every thing necessary for you; and, above ail, his Impe rial word, that you shall not be used for atight fur, ther, than for the liberation of your native country. Every one of you, as soon as he is entered under the Russian-German standard, shall be sent there only, where he was born,andwhere his countrymen are still groaning under the yoke of bondage. Think to your. selves how they will receive their own brethren, who bring them liberty !—O then suffer yourselves to be inspired by the hope of this glorious reward, and by the noble example of the Prussians I—Hasten to join 'us, and press forward in.this sacred mar; for I say unto you, we shall conquer I—Come and enter c y e o l u ve rl a e n lv d es ta . s b setnble oth at Berlin and in the lianas Towns, with the Commandants of those places, telie will m ies, as their dear Brethren 'in arms.—ln the field of honest. I myself will bid you welcome, and fight 'with you, aud. for you, until, .with God's assistance, we shalkestablish the Freedom. of Germany. . . " Gillen in my headivarters, -at Berlin, the 11.thlt3) March, 1813. • . .1 .• • (Sigurd) ... 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Tlse Marsis to be opnied at of liii. five o educe; ~ , ~ 4 . no Jr _ . ... , ‘..0.. 4,.. , .., __. it. GROCiela elytig i zAciarrepelpf fr a ga s t i n l ti ol4tael natio - ..., .. . . 4 , ...- • 'w..0.. 7r - •• . .04 *po i theerntlit wrirefrio- ik,l•re . . our fOwbOtirf in rciel4OVW Witinistfiiriy . Ain nt he, oast nit. '''' r" .......—,.....• .. . ... ~,„„,...;_ , ni b e „ ei , lsytiim , fo 4 thi. •• • its hp ~ esqvisrft,„ chiding The • nil lila • ...111.71 -4 1SUlli Colonies and Ile- ~„,k ar k - i ltif itt trimur*s .she bu t .it . .dblearered. at ilif- peoartitirs •in all Mitt* or. die dirpill4 t. foil servioras ai Sea. '"l'''' r. ()Pence. - itii,lediett g.liodir . *lei ' ER IN CEs..4 ttE Alt.lll.V.s ---. , ..- .. , I or - if •" SMITHS . ARK DIEETING. . _ • I fit ie weal:l4ldr. 4" pre* by f t r be risilormit e rtsie . ift ' Wel- P i rt Gl f lldv i titt riuli v Wil ms % Bel °f i'll Gctie lle ril itlifs i . C ri.4 llPl.lll fiti . 24i iiir ' 1140 , toiS Pecjda itSfe Ce 6 l r k m pr ifr oLirit etf res ' 11 1 .0 7 1 1 11171 t ho: : lei :, t rot ill"44 liiihj .Hilltirow Tn ils• Inbribitonts of the Toon and . Blfesgh iii. dpoeui. r OleottaniudlY, beltudisketi teenenereie this prier ti• 6d; • ...7 .- through o l io .territOries t Or those Owe: . • - : 4 - . CNIT4.IIIIIIIII ' aatiaki cited enebk the. Prorriet to cuittplete the Mitt Ann. -i s . THE GIiOGRAPHICAI. COP/43( . 10K. 1 2 ;irt I. 1 w ise : lMO" TN co:semi:settee of the above ♦ Rictinteit - * inn - Aube RAN.. lie- in c ' eiiiplatiodCto crewmet it Is hoped they wi.l ma-. Conslwinie tor rifftvieesttioe Maps of the ‘ltintlere, eat pri*-I.pied by bus tine - Lei.- - • . . .IL r0i.;1ti.... so- been before the Public), liPwd by f P.a. 11111 .' h Too toriompiwoh4tina, as the S ubscription is Wooded :to be cipal Cuanitio. in. the World, including thieeasicken. Mups, 4; ~the so denominated Continents, Ito • 19 taken; her of re -nobble Inhabilanig. 1 herehy.app . pind.a NEETINT, est ,.. esid .., 4 ivße. • price Si. _...._ -.....5e la_ sr kII.AA W l' IV* FS-DA it next, at Totelvel ...... '.-",- • - .. -..._- - . -I.__ A. - • k THR OEOGRA MICA!. COPT-ROOK. Part IL of. and exclusive . of the consumption excise to be PROhleTiftiliT- PETERfIittIRGIT pA.p4p,ocv.iiitca • . . If, 813. - iztaAcir or . 4 . s itexpoßT FROM COUNT 1 .. , O.TNITTIN '. TO Tin tiviienat.. COIIVANDEft IN Cifilklt gi Ties . . Aimee OVPRINC,TITTUSOFF AND SIIIOTiNSL ' * '1 J almate() M 4.--The victolious banner) it hie .liliiperill& 4.--The Maieitr, ()Or august master, tiott . . . Ppoa the %voile of Berlig, 14 1, haateo to. Wye Ali?, iii; liner of congratalating.your. Highness upon jt. To. Jay, at six in the mo,rniit a ,Gentral-Czernictet i . Aid-de-Camp occupied it with Ids Atachment. , 'V. r . idniondeguard, miderreegaralsEitsice Itepnin mu ) , marched into it.. Tito,etignii tipsintiettined , that tor .r iufantry.. approached, thppih Ir . was:very, st, riot i . in number, abandenechthia capital lb M 3 „i s re . tteet.hiTiebbinl Julirbtoti r auk W.i;ttenVrgh.--;•-- - . ''..:z •• r . • - • 4. . ••• , . . ' • .ii. .. THE .11KLY' LO'tThRY • (WWI.; IN Tun WORLD *TOO' GAN ROAiT OF SUCH 1.11C`! VT A CTLY f IitTIVOR ED TICK KM were alt r'h ix SHAltf.ll-I.34IARTIS, in t* Tice lid kiwi* ervaliSPf..44b efr Ticket. • ' 7,11 - ft Prix . , !lt0,0130 • • '512 • a , • lrere..sii saki is Iti...nsalir k Twentv-threi Sabres, by W. NARTI,I.B..(4)IC O IIIIf.L. Tli kfis %%ma are senile sa foie a ssie-Onire, in a, great. 1' • ;44, traria.. STATE LOTTERY‘ie be Draw n ilbe 6th of NIAT.-.l'sit•s paid an demand. • 9 TUE l's•10 - LA4T LorTEßtts: i7es pai d to rlrP Psitlie • " • . ‘529,680 0 ; rereited for all tits Tickeei in Sharer, sold by w. taliads. he fi.aner of the• Püblic RIC 11 CAKE tiritt he yprevent,ed r GRATIS, to every Pur• dimmer 3 Ticket 'r Shave at NI :rtQ, OSee. •... TIIR STATE MYTTERY4 • .. AA PRIZE 4! !No BLANKS on the 6th of In the . STAT E LOITER V. WOO Tic I. cis, nom : . limed trap No. Ito No. 5u,041; To be Unto uin four oparale Dep. PORNME: Prim. • • • Vp*R. . Totaf yaisie. -$ et 4%).0(0 ore Xeo,ol4) • B.otio 1,0. 1 0 b:e • ' 4,(1a1 . .3.000 • T S 340 ' 10 4 • G. L . g • ••• •• ii • ......... • • 4 5a . ••••••,: i i••• V 1•004 i 106 J:A) I • 40, %), Ake. .... 82.0,4 1 Tht tirst-dectirts; 1.000 Hlnks, oft.) : enelt, 11,0J1. 1 The !•rciind-drailta I.(o)Btataks., *le nikeh, io,oom. More i Imo balf the Tit kris are stsr,sto he l'riies. T. III• 11. dm Contrtei.tr, reopreifulb striTl.rs an nanterlinte 1 .,.... v., as from the 138mi:wit r of the .4chenot. and the in.. cr. ~:...: . 1 ... m Ind in Inu o 414 Country, the TiCkeis and Sliees. %al ~.; mud% rise in price. .... • per,,isuphs she'enunory whn Surf nny difficulty in !elfin.: Pepriiett by.ttre Arms, are requested to schd their Orders tkao niiirtietues furipnate Ofii.e ,4, Corubill, or 9, Charing cror, Landon; AIILLS'S MERINO WOOL HOSIER Y WAREHOUSE, C 11 E A lI'S WE, uppusite Friday-.meet: 1N consequence of the great demand which hIILEs'S MI•RINO worn HOSIERY have experi enced, and the oppretnstinn they Pave obtained, during the last.live tuna s miter 11,we• line attempted tli introduce au inferior aliirle„ " filerino Wnul. (W74(1;•• s•to:s luere:*nre ! criler to prevent. •their friends herne . errce,ve.l), will ii: ., ati•blv have their goods stamped •• (41;:sinal Meiinti Wool," rilicli are finer and hntter than any other sort of Woollen Hosiery, and warranted not snria in washing. 4'he nrtiel,s enosist of Sinekinrs, Socks, Hymen, Waist r•st,. t=, Cups, Lndie. Coats,'lthd all sorts of under &thing, which may he hind at 1:±8. Chenpstde, and ut most of I ;*.r.vererldf..firottse:, in TOVIII nod Country. A part.eular nrtirle made fur the fii.ras and Rheumatism. "hl.l. BLOMISIIII)Rlf-SQU.AillI, LONDON ' • AM) No. 10, IITisPIIVN•uTIIF.ET. RUN. I . Mg IRISH I;INEN COMPANY, 'possessing a thorough 4tani. trii_e of the Linen Trade, on ample Ca kal to fake every 0dy . .t.t.e...e. of the Irish Mrtrket*. and an un tlittilled extras of Fisiti!w-i,- feel rie:ti.ient is routing the Pub them Stork wilt a• all limes be feat the larost rind I.e,t trim-led ia the prithla Enisire— by re.4osing to which, toe Peir clgt,er of Irlih Linens TO ONE SEILEINft PER If MID.. • -• mos ok ',scut suesxtss. Irish Shirting hat kli , etin i g A.4t he lbe:v.inzk Piece sit the tt h.. mule Iti-h Prlre—Vorntioed full meteors, .of a of fm Ark, watt Wendish!, :tad fret fr At.torvic—fail4eg an av p .r. • liett.to, the porcha matey will be re:anted, .NO Oilier Article sold. flask of Ireland !fates received at pat. in pownent for I".t • • I. k. Dealt Rotes, or appro4e2 Hills, discounted to nny topi. i'i•l4,l7P? Coharetioas in .Itrlani, 'their 131:s. Milts, Ate. patted (Jou . pgb the obese Ilse-e with lidelifj tout .TOON f)()NoVAN', No. 4, Elonmthury-square, j AVMs. 11.111UEL t'. LEA, No. 10, bteplata-atrcrt, Tali day was published.. . No. I. price 2.. Gd. to be , continued Quarterly. T HE MERCANTILE MAGAZINE and RTITLy MISCELLANY. By JOHN WILLIAMS, Effi. • Astbisr or " Laws of Trade ante Commerce," &c. dte. &C. This publiention, besides being calculated for the general reader, is peculiarly adapted for the merchant and tradesman. It is divided into 'me parts : Path. I. and IV. contain Essays, divested 4EIII termite:o expres.tate uad abstrisify, son the Lax affecting the vatic, at trucsr.cismo in Tradeaml Cmanierce, soda safety of "thee tusesystitcr teases, *Asa, ssessesseee—;tse knaun by merchants a. 4 tradesatea. Parts 11. au I enn• thin valea ble asset num.-kg enacts front expensive papal ir li l a.. viz. At; !statical Skew: of the East India Catnpany —the Ilistory •bf Ilie Ilri•ash Cniurze, and of the Medium of Commerce, from W:lstants's Laws sit Trade and CommerCe— Accuunis sit the Russian Characo'r' i the Cossacks Moscow, Knowing, &.. oat Russia, Er on L Ira Maras tney, Dr. Clarke, Mr. Cour. Sir R. K. Porter, and Sir R. Wlliirn—.,f the Chas racier ut the Spanish Peasa n try. ani of the Town of Ronde, from Jacob—ni the char:icier aid Lanru site of the Cisinese, from harrow's Life of Lind Maeartney aud hi. Travels in Chinn—of the Pearl Fishery in the Island of Ceylon. mid of f Elephant Hunting. from Cordiner and Percival—of the Dane ' leg Snakes, and Ilovpinds for Sick and Maimed—bisects in Hindostan, futon Parbes's Oriental Memairs—of the French I Conscription Law, Tram Cade de Conscription—amt Fisher's t Sketches sif the Island of Java —the Ilation Tree—besides:a vast variety anther Articles from the best Audi:nit. I Published by J. Souter,,..l, Paternoster-row ; and E.Wilson, Royal Exckauge ; and said by all Booksellers in Town and Cetitarj., AA • SIMNIONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the . Nobility and Pantie in general, that a saying from 4e IA per cent. in the price of CLOTH i..S, by appliing at 1110' TAY LOR,'S CONIPAN Y OFFICES, 123, New BUR& street ; No. 8 and 4FI, Strand, near Charing Cross. Subjoined is a Sketch of the Ready Money PRICES : Best Superfine Coat . .C.l 15 to Xi 4 0 Ditto Superfine, or Super Gieut Coati _3 1 .4 to 5 5 0 Ladies' habits . 6 0 to 616 6 Tallinn.. or Marseiltei Waistcoats U 16 to tr 18 0 Fine White Ditto, Dress Ditto . OIS to 1 1 0 Rich Black Silk Ditto 1 6 to 1 11) • 0 _ Worried Stocking Pantaloons Ditto 8-Thread. very stout . Cloth Pantaloons . Kerieyistere Dittii reeches Prime Leather Ditto 15 . 0 1 18 to 2 b 0 1 12 io 2 2 0 Y i i,, 2 ; n 1 6 to 118 0 %11 to 3 9 U • - - - LIVERIES. Duffel Jacket and Wai4coatoulti Card Breeches 3 19 6 Suit of Livery £5 0 to 5 101 Surtuut Coat 3 0 to 3 16 0 Stout Bog Coat 515t06 10 1 Overalls . 1,2t0 1 16 0 Tenos of Contract by the Year, on cousideratino of returuing their old (Meg 3 Suite per Year ail i 0 .15 Suits per Year £26 10 4 Ditto . • 22 u 6 Ditto . 30 10 On the same priori le, for Conti only : 2 Coats per Year £lO 10 5 Coats per Year £l6 0 4 Ditto 13 li) b Ditto . 19 0 Gentlemen on joining their respective reginients, or going abroad, equips, as ordered by kis R.H. the Commander-in-Chief. Ladies' Hiding Dresses, and Young Geoilemen'sllussar Ditto, made in a superior style. The ex iravngant charge of (hose who take and give long credit has been a subject of complaint, A. S. and Cu. assure the Public they will had a Material ditTereisce iu their prices from other houses : in consequence a ronductin.g their lousiness tor quirt payment, they are enabled to sell for less money than oilier timi-cis purchase their pods for.—lientlemen in the - country sup plied by seintitig their measure, or an old suit. 111 EU M ATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY 11.0 AFFECTIONS, with their usual Concomitants, Spasm, or dying Pains. Fhwidency, Indigestion, and geher..l lirbililY Anrigiuutitie in whatever onurce). are relieved. lot! frequently ; cured; by WHITE/ LEAD'S ESSENCE OF MUSTARD. , P 11.1.5, nfser every other' meant had Wird. The FLUID ESSENCE lif ALUSTARD (aced with the i Pills, in those Complaints wlwre Inge:wary) is perthips the mast petirtratinr, and effrcinal remedy in tile Whrhl, rally curing Chilblains by one applienanct,"ntid the p e v ei )S; SilfililP4 atvl Bruises hi less than half the time usually taken by any niher-Liniment or Enybrocniims ; and if wed immediately brier any , nreident. it prevents the pert Wendt% black W11111:11EAD'S FAMILY CERATL is Pgrtirylnrly, effiraf,iony fat i k roken Chilblains. nod all ill-entail! 4 Sores, bore Irv, if:whelk eraptintis. blotches, plitiplei, ringworm, shi a g:es, breaking' nut in the fare, nave. retro, nod eyelids. care unit inflamed WI, tole bends; and bcurbsitie hipsuuss of every . • ' Pieparrd mew, and sold by R. Johnston. Apntbeimiry; No. 15, - Creek-street. tinlin. London. The Essence- and *Pills at i's. 911. earth : tev Ceim , as Is.) 20. 91,, Suld by every .Mrdirine Vreidrr In Ow' United Kingdom. 41 1 The Geinttne 164 a Blackish hiatspi with the iipsw i of R. Miaow iuserted ou It. c 1 . 1 r., .: 1 . 1 i , i A it.