The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-15 00:00:00

root, 9d root. let _ Lessirrenee, . BistL—L_ oat, 211 Batt.—Major Kelly ; Captain . tenants Short and Norris; Ensigns Bakewell, Campbell, ant Bennett. 2d Foot, Ist - Batt.—Lientrannt ilarvest. 59th lout, 2I Platt.—Caps. Seen (111‘jor) ; Lientemants Tha l W. C. Pery, Vevey, G. A. S. Fame, and Pyne; Emilgosfadt, M. O'Hara, L. Wiesen. 27th Foot, 3d Batt.—Volunteers George Kati. 04 Alis CIRWSIOR. PORTUGUESE OFFICERS Iflf trier. 3d Regimental the Line—Ensign Frantisco Nriiiposlettansa; Adjutant 11711. 1 13th Regiment of the Line—Capt. Neves; Ensign Jose Maria; Acijittant Joan hl. D. Ahree. 15th Regiment of the Line—Lieutenant Jorge de Lawns isAd jutant Jose Pereira Faras. Bth Cacidores—Captain Manuel Quiatana. DRITIRR OFFICERS WOUNDED. General Staff- 7 Cenatu-deneral Sir Jew Leith,. K. B. severely ; Major-General Oswald, slightly ; hi:Oar-Gam:rat Ro- binson, severely. Royal Engineers.—Captain Burgoyne (Lientenant.Colonel), tlidfitly ; Lieutenants Barney and Marshal, severely . . Ist Guards, Ist Batt.—Ensign Burrard, severely, since dead. Ist Ditto, 3el Batt.—Ensign Bridgernan, slightly. Coldstream Guards. Ist Batt.—Ensign Chaplain, severely. Ist Royal Scuts.—Lieutenants Clarke and Holbrooke, se verely ; Stickling. Armstrong, and Macdonald, slightly. 4th Foot. 1,4 Lietteenant.Colonel Piper, slightly; Captains Wtiliantson and Fletcher, severely; Lieutenants Le Blanc and Haywood; and Ensign H%de, severely. VIM Foot, let Batt:—Lieutenant-Colonel Cameron, slightly; Captain Thomas Ferrara, severe) y ; John Shelton, severely, arm copal aed ; Lieutenants It. Dale and W. 3PAdoss, slightly; John 07,1 r, severely. D-tackinent 90th Regiment.—Captala Murray, slightly. 29d Fusikers), Ist Mgt.—Lieutenant Griffith, slightly. 136th Font, Ist Batt.—Captain Hussey, severely ; Lieutenants Tittle and Crass, severely; Sandwich, severely, :Inn amputated ; LA:wresee, sen. sod Hopper, severely; Ensigns APAlpin and Reddy. severely; Lieuteuant Freer, slightly. • 1/t-eachment loth Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieutenant Turton, se verely (since dead). prime/mew 471 b Foot, 24 Batt.— Captains Livesay, Oglan der, severer •; Lieutenants Power, Haute, and Johason, se verely; Kendall and Agar, slightly; Ensigns Hall and Burke, severely. petachrnent 49th Foot, Ist Batt.—Caplain Gray, slightly. Ditto, S'2d F-ot, let Batt.—Major Hunt (Lieut.-Col.) and Captain R. Campbell, severely. b9sh Foot, 941 But.—Captains Fothergill and Pilkingtan, se verely ; Lieutenants Hovenden, Duncan, Frees:, A. H. Hartford, severely; Stewart, Browne, Carmichael= Ensigns Edwards, severely; Robertson, slightly. Detachment 95th Post, be Batt.—Lieutenants Hamilton MI Percival, severely Ist Une, Batt. K. G. L.—Captaio Heine, severely; Kossin, slightly. Brunswick Light Infantry—Lieutenant Hahne. Ist Royal Scots, id Batt.—Volunteer Dohb, severely. 4th Foot, let Halt.—Volunteer Derided, slightly. PORTflat/ as Geneses wormy KO. - . _ 3d Regiment of the line:—Major Caml6;ll. severely; Cap tains Walter, Jose Rafael Joaquin Mean( de Irma, severely; Thomas de Avila, slightly; Lieutenants Antonio Bernardo, se verely; Aram /kerma, slightly. Names of the five Ensigns are not inserted' in the Regimental return. llta Regiment of the Line—Capt. Antonio de Gores, sligbtly; Livia. Ignacio Pereira de Lacerda, slightly. 13th Regiment of the Line—Cavallo' Jong aim Antonio, Joa quint de Miranda; severely; Lientemuas Jose Pedro, Mielmel J mut aim, severely; Ensign Lasireace Guistimaap. 1514 Regiment of the Li Moran O'Neil. se verely; Antonio Ignacio Caiola, s y; Lienteemb Diego Ilonorato. Joieo Rorguieta , severely; Tai gaudy )14ttos, Majors Ant. Alex. de Brim Joie de 11 verely ; Alexander de Albuquerque, slightly. 'Ed Rqiment of the Line—Lieutenant Jeronimo Rogado, tr verely. 14th Regiment of qiey.loe—Captain Arragao, slightly; Lieut. Pad, M, severely. of 31. G. at- morning of the anciso. - Ilex. de Sante Leslie. F. Corte severely, since. Roberts k. tains Xeys, 'el ; Caps, 4,- 4 7 ` l Y[Jests. I Lieut. s ght v ly; Nips Tliontos, severely. severely sad, assign Gibson, • sb. Uewellyo and Midair ' and Lint. severely. 1 ; 4 4 11 " , WO teverely La- AiriaDdre, and , and Joao de (loaves; Lieut. Joao Maria di Perre.4,#.lo4;Emign 4y.,. • ffilvadar. Reg. de Larmis--Lieut.-Col . S y l,estre Hydalgo ; Capts. Ber nardo Atriums, Jose Fella, Manuel Menendez; Licuts. Vi cente Norrowi, Fran. Xavier Albans, Fran. Fresno; Se. cond Lieuts. Sebastian Sanches, Felix Aranal, Jose Paz Luis Ostia. Fella. Reg. Tiradores de Cantabria—Lleuts. Jam Cartreyon, and Vicente de Ii Tarried*. Ist Reg. de Gnipiumeaa—Lielas. Nkolas Marmara, Jose Ar ma, Jose Alban. 2d Regt. de Guipaseoa—Lieut.-CoL Buenaveatira Tamasa ; Lleuts. Gumarsiodo Chumers, Jose Manuel CarriL IP.INGIN WINGERS MINING. ,9d Regt. de Asturias—Lient. Joaquin) Gonsales. Regt. de Conetitacion—Lieut. Augusta Benito. Regt. de Santoyajo—Capt. Augustia Bemis. Regt. de ];.credo—Lieuts. Jose 11. Soladura, Auto. Soloriases. Abstraxt Killed, Wounded, and Missing, in . the Siege, As sault, and. Capture of the Town of St. Sebastian, from the 28th of July to Ike 51st of August. 1813. BRITIIII.-1 Lieutenant-Colonel, 2 Majors, 6 Captaias, 19 *Lieutenants, 8 Ensigns, 31 admit'', 1 dnumver, and 503 rank and tile, killed. 3 General Staff, 4 Lieutenant-Coleneb, 1 Major, 15 CapMins, 38 Lieutenants, 11 Ensigns, 51 sedeants, 6 drummers, mai .73 rank and 61e 4 %%minded. 1 Lieutenant, and 40 rank and 6k, missing. PORT.GGONIN.-2 Captains, 1 Lieutenant, I Emig.% IRA 9 beleanisi 1 drummer, and 171 rank and tile, killed 1 leuteaant-Colonel, 1 Mayor, 10 Captains, 18 I . icutenants, 19 Ensigns, 39 serjeants, 1 drummer, and 519 rank and 6k, wounded. 4 rank and 61e missing. 11.PAbstract of Xllied, Wounded. and Missing, In Action with the enemy on the Slit of August, and lit of September, 1813. - 113n1rtsu.-3 Captains, 2 Lienteamets, 8 serj musts, and 43 rank and 610, killed; '1 Lieutenant-Colonel, 2 &Winn, 6 Captains, 13 Lieutenants. 3 Ensigns, 25 serjeadtS.' and 231 rank and 6k, wounded ; 2 serjeants. and 30 rank and Ile, missing. PonTooonsc.-3 Captains, 2 Liniterianb, 1 Ensign, 5 ser • Lants, 1 drummer, and 76 milk: and fife, killed; - 1 Cabinet, 1 ientenant-Colonel, 7 Captains, 4 Lieutenants, 8 Ensigns, 1 Staff ! 21 serjeants, 1 drummer, nati s S ij Arank and Ale, wounded; 1 serjeant, and 5 4 rank and lies la • SeAstsn.-4 Colonel. 12 Captains, Lieutenants, 2 Ensigns, 12 serjeants. and 291 rank ant Ille, killed; It bones killed; 4 General Star, S Colonels, 3 Lientesant-Colonels, 2 Majors, 11 Captains, 26 Lieutenants. SO Edges, 1 Star, 69 serjennts, and • 11_96 rank and tile, wounded ; 4 bones. wounded; 1 Captain, S Lieutenants, 1 E nsign, and 64 rank sad Ale, missing. IifIDDI,ESEX SESSIONS. MONDAY,. SEPT. 13. The General Quarter essions for the County of Middlesex, commenced this day at Hicks's Hall, be fore Wm. MAINWAILING; Esq. and a Bench of Ma gist rates. Jeremiah Mahoney, a watchman belonging to the parish of St. Pancras, haring pleaded guilty to an indictment, charging him with assaulting a superior officer of the night, the Serjeant of the Watch, ras sentenced to be Imprisoned two months in the House of Correction. THROWING 'OF SQUIBS. hoes Oaks was indicted for an assault upon .its. Towers, while standing within the gate in front id her own house, in Olement's.lane, on the night if the last general illumination, by throwing a squib at her, which hit her upon' the arm and bteast. The injury sustained' by the Prosecutria was not of a very serious ntairre, consisting principal, Ike fright, and her . husband, who chanced to sea squib thrown, took instant satisfaction on the dant by striking him, and otherwise treating him rather in a rough manner. - The CHAIRMAN nevertheless instructed the Jury, that the present was a very serious offence ; for sup posing a person to throw a squib, without having any malicious motive, or without directing it against l orry particular person, supposing it even to bits per ism against whom he did not wish to direct it, he must still be responsible for any damage thereby oe casioned, however flee he might have been from any malicious motive • the act itself implied malice. It was fortunate th at, in thit case,thetnjary sustained ' was trilling; but still it WWI not the less neces sary that tho illegality of the practice should be marked. The J. Mr. ALLEY • him, after proceed in sort present Defending secutris with as same transaction of an offence would be ' him into , too much of an The disertierly. die pooi,girls, they any Olactance to their business, they were threaten ed (obi stripped, and turned out of doors naked: that they were taught to pick the pockets of those who came there : that they were placed at the doors to allure and decoy yoongapprentices and lads into the house, white tke master and mistress of the house received from them all the wages of their in famous trade, as soon as they were procured. The facts 'stated by the Loaned Counsel, were fully proved by several witnesses. No defence, was made. Mr. MAINIMRING said, he should not sum up the offensive detail, but it appeared to him, of all- (he cases which he had ever heard of, the most promi nent In wickedness and impiety. They were immediately found gutty. Mr. MAINWARiNG then. in the name of the Court, pronounced sentence:—Wolfe Cohen was sentenced to one year's imprisonment, and to be put in the pillory at Shadwell in the first fortnight ; to pay a fine of 1001., and to find sureties for his good beha viour for two years, himself in 10001., and each Surety in 1001.; and to be imprisoned till such fide be paid, and security found. Mrs. Cohen, who was spared the pillory on ac count of her pregnant condition, was sentenced to one year's imprisonment. On Tuesday, Jane Abingdon and Anne Berlford two females of tolerably respectable appearance,were , put to the bar, charged with an assault on a Police 1-officer. Mr. G tinNET said, it was 110t1IIIIIStlaj for persons to come into a Court of Justice in a sort of masque lade-dress. The Jury, Who saw two such decent 'bed modest-looking females at the bar, would, per haps, be surprised to hear that one of them kept a hostse of ill-fame, and that the other was a prostitute. They had been In the habit of decoyiog to their hoosera son of Mr. Castor (who was an apprentice, also to Mr. Stiles), to the great pan of his father and master, who hid made repeated efforts to keep him away from soch company, but he always had gone again. They at last applied to Mr. Dalton, a very discreet police-offi cer, to go and fetch away the lad ; he went, and told Mrs. Abingdon his errand; she said the young man was there, but was in bed, and must not be disturbed. He Insisted upon seeing him : she asked for his search warrant : he told her, as he was already in the house, that was not, necessary. He then went up staid', when he was attacked by both the Defend ants, one before, the othei behind, who Jere his shirt and coat to tatters in the scuffle. It was lit they should be taught by this Court, that if theY could not conduct themselves with decency, at least they most refrain from violence and outrage. The facts Were aTI clearly proved. Mr; Attain?, for the Defendants, treated the mat. ter as a Mlle. The Cnalswestitowsiditookit not to be at all a 10. a ffair rlitraillPerimaster had a right to the 'lad his . duty in send. Anfatitous chiniCter. trwieißcei had broken no door t nor committed any slaw" awl was perfectly justified in what he had done. The liefendanti were found gnilty, and sentenced to 14 days' Imprisosiment. horn a Te price of bread is much lower lathe provincial towns than in .the metropops. At 'Stamford, the quartern loaf wheaten Is is. 1# and the houvehold last Fridey evening, a dispute took place between two Luears, in Wapping. They Immediately pre. ceeded to attack each other with their knives, and, in the course of a few minutes, they were both `desperately wounded. one of them was stabbed in the belly with seek . vielence, that the knifeappeared 'red:aired for%o lu in4 the eyes muscular indigestion, optoms of Isty, teraileat e, burnt nad dis tr essing revue% i; in Nub when aU other remedies beet. l's Balsam is a sovereign aid infallible remedy; It is, Intact, the only me dicine which can be relied 00, for its lethal oa those organs is inalec _Wand lavariatile, safe and salutary . ; it fortifies without Mrnaliting, and animates without inflaming ; it promotes the reproduction of the wasted substance, and invigorates the vas eular:system, so as to secure a due *boredom and r..terition; ter ,deatitsioarishes, streogthens, and replenishes the claire body ; exhilarates the spirits, and trampslllizes the mind in such tatia nee that it truly deserves the title of " Pabalim ; or Feat! of , Life aid Hmiltb," a title conferred on it by a yonng nobleman, 4mOssit for his talents and literary acquirements, in a letter of 'dmaibtaddressed to the Proprietor, in which be states his firm and unequivocal belief, that if it were not for the beneficial ef. feets of this medicine, he would not be now in the land of the living. The offspring of feeble, diseased, and enervated parents, in herit a constitutional disposition to the foregoing maladies; a !nog residence in but and unhealthy climates will produce simi. lar effects; luxury, dissipation, habitual elects, unrestrained licentiousness, and unbridled sensuality lead to consequences equally deplorable; and it is, with reluctance, that I am emu. pelted, by a regard to truth and the real interests of bensanitv, to aver, that the too frequent cause of this unhappy and pitiable condition is, that reprelsedsible habit, that puerile species of debauchers, which I have treated on at large in my " flints to the Debilitated," and which it so destrurtive to health, that if its prevalence is mitered - us continue anti estead, it bids fitir to •prnduce degeneracy, if not aenihiliation of the Oa. man race. " Yon think its nothing: its a crime believe ; " A crime so sreat, you scarcely can conceive." Whatever the original cause of these disorders may kayo been, however inveterate, or by whatever symptoms they may ' be manifested, the object of the most earnest solicitude with the unhappy sufferers is to obtain relief and the most heartfelt gratification of my life, i 4 to adtni:jster the balsa of consolation to this wretched clans of Ow coassonuity. I aut. conscientiously and with continence, assure every individual of either sex who is nervous, relaxed, debtliinted„ or subject to nay of the dis eases or symptoms that I have desrribetl, that my bahata is as perfectly safe, as it is insatiably efficacious; with all its other advantages, this medicine combines that of a secret remedy; for it is tavaritibly sold, sealed op, with fall and plain direr.. lions far use, and may be administered for may length of time. a Woe& the knowledge of any individual, except those who take it. --- Dr. Veners Restorative Nervous Balsam is prepared and sold, by the Proprietor, at his house, No. 10, Alfred-place, Bedford-square London, where be may he consulted, per sonally, or.by fetter, post paid, and loclosiag the customary *fee. It is also sold, by the Proprietor's special appointment,by Mr. -Bacoo, 150, 0 sford-stmet, opposite ..street ; Mr. Richard 3, ' Druggist, 193, Strand, near St. Clement's Church; Mrs. Allen, 76s Oxford street, opposite the Pantheon; Mr. Bolton, (root of the Royal Ezebooge; Mr. Chrisp, Cockspur-street, corner of Spring Garden; Messrs. Parson', Booksellers, 166, Fleet street; Mr. Ward, 924, Holborn, near Middle-row; Mr. Wat son, 22, Southampton-street, Covent-garden; and by most re spectable Medicine Venders in every part of the kingdom, price 109.6 d. per packet, or the %smithy of four packets in one for 335. A CMALLIINGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late ill his Majesty's service, .challenge the whole world to prove a single hansom where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired efeet. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their profession has sot gives rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment nod cure of VENEREAL COM PLAINTS. and that derangement of the mmem. which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful eiects of a habit loss and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes. la the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of Berreneesst the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a die 'retain state of debiliiy, which , if got timely remedied, tenni- Mal in Impotence. These are its remote mad ultimate efero while consumptions lost of muscular power, and melons ner vous complaints , nnally characterise the chilies, sages of this "'as'w vices of perms languish*/ seder disorders i n c ident to nab% their Weston'. Is slop c. sad bill never proved vs- Asfui iaJhe coolie as long. labo4 and much extended /aloe; Ma roost obstinete sad c cared cases of _ e ntal infeciiiin; sick nahltuellinw lie direshra E sposigy ec cresoencei, bard Wooer% talbsos ulcers, eniptioos, seminal weolspess, Sleets, as also STRICTURES, suds st. whetber recent or of long duration, and which have based the skill of other praetionen, are, by their present improved plaa of treatment, efeetually en d permanently cured, without the Vawafering tits exoruciatbur pain and alarming hemorrhage lt livequeutly follows the application of the lunar caloties K air coarse of twenty yean cutest) e practice in this metro . smerosts cases of strictures have been and are daily en core, the total eradkation of which *effected by a lialbsisiilaia, and expeditious saw& of practice. superior toasty adopted. The weakness, relatetiou, and debility from this complaint, is speedily reimoved. and the arrestored to sound sad vigerova health. But where the y 411$ fur years existed, a proper perseverance is their re asorisfire remedies, after the stricture has bent destroyed, is in. dlrposlisbly requisite to rewire the siumberng sparks of lire, •aatdo re-aiimate the Constitution. ' respect:thinly '-, for the re- A h4fult retere.sea . decisive trastincet•—• i. • W. , , .. . . . . . s . • . . • . .• . . . . • . • • . . ' ' . 9 1118 13 ' ~ . *. . ' ' ..‘ ' - ' . '.. . - . . • . • I . . .' . . . . . .. . . .. ..... ..... -...... ... ............. .................. w.- ...... '' ' • - . ....- .y- -.-- •• . ' 1 . Ili 441 0 i 4 1 0 W il li' .1; '•••1••• a*a 414111kAillIP OV 4llll,2olll oll l.. lidi's ;- ': ' res:der me the most valuable assistance ; and that the I I s lij a k ca t a d .... ree Ens - fg C3 a at., 11 4641Ns, aillithir icia, ' , 1611411. .. ' . , • . trikkigicad galliglkik; .IViris DUFOUR, . - fialee . -Marla * ' ' ' 4 i.4lr - '` - "- '' Wim * 1 • . M real of Captain Calvert, of t h e - !gat regiment , YOY sd Ditto-Baoga Jersolrilltelta aid Joe. . I - inn oi s t e . , " -...,. . . Ol t 6411fter ..4ipand-AN'tehraltillOlCAFlEFo7l6ol ES rani * first Aid-de-Camp, as well as that of the rest of the I slifthhtlr).„lo.....cas..p.6•4lilue..._ . iliciiimi. iate..oooo.. aids doirer , . ~.. . 1. , . 44 0 16 , 4 44 4 stliciosii ,-11_v_ . fr__lai . tze . me r II rzusbette ii : e f f• DA. • o ffi cers of my personal sta tr, entitles them all to my pint „ii g talv. , -".. de . .. ~ boii - i; - . . . ~ , . bis chia l i ather . vie i sse t ' s r t M e44iisetsias : tia lid ftery i - warmest anti perfect approbation. 9th bum cipt.. aillahalogud# l . , ll 0 44* . ' 'will.' . '.. i • 4w .e" • ' . - ' itart L tit Pritswar:ses • . 4i... . ~ .., grateful to to Lo m r e tl : l l ) ,e ip' un bi rt i t , e, Kith e t a n ts unrutnteenaltoonffiecs:rretmoehely :cu l ic l k c : neAß " pit y tt we inssi.:sn ' • He _• , * flicacp . - ,st % i ' ' i i: vas h . ... . , . theilit. .4 .....46ms . . to ~, 7ggrisci . . , . bi. 2.. ~. , Tr. jar:t hed. e .l.44ol;,..fikausse_ i taidweezm i iinitowa li t i t eli c erthe unu.shea:east 7 rwaitir 7 mcnon..i.ssicelkaiisseropz..;:t be : :ler,: 4a esi e.: il k ys e 7ra s eitie l i e " g eet:i;4dt...l7:ii : esri: ti . •• ' - ' tat right; * J. •. J. vidah „ wi lt' ,' .' i t i lio• 0 . 1114.11 H, I hit ud al ' .l • - • oh .. . , sma:losmency mseek Alio ' --- o d e - • Dom. the bearer.of your Lordship's dispatches home ; and I beg to recommend for that commission Major Janie, • K R ::: e t 'r rona m u _ ci s eese d • . Ythi. ..tiouslor, " ;•%7l 7 . — . itriivolge/Are,l44 . l e l ir ° i of the 12th foot, a gallant soldier of fortune, who egg. Volunteers_de Ast_ _ P,Mkalia,2ter re P r : r ts ;i:" . ioinnellitr,, aticcTtciigEnginter, ' has on many fns mer occasions served on my stall' , Alb d ttena and M. Fotelka, I.!oatemmlsT. nan ez. -. . .. 1141.41111 = . '' • • ...'. . . " TT ik e moue their rue , 1.. . The Dot iltia pleaded; illitlui had. a life •tite. - " ~ , . and is no w attached to it as Assistant Adjutant - Reg , Oviedo-Lleatesant Alits'lLlandolas.• .and .three Anthem. ' . • - •• ' • i .." ~ .. General* ••••••• GRAHAM. P. S. No return of artillery and stores has yet T rad I have omitted to mention the gallant conduct of Lieutenant Get andhil_,,hl ( alSvflit'gneetahtrildr e) e gl the l rade Captabria-Captala Joaquis Dias. seaman errteass welitrelte. . , J. Antonio Roallio and " Fred rise thelleleess, Ai me d - dam C i amp o '",."""" - A Reg. de Monterez-Lieutenants . Narbees . and F Rometw N se w ' Court told him he right tojoise !holed of ; w et Zirdigr a i d le r 4 1 41 1 1 VI Alraealted 4:: . satisfied that 4 hed Oil Wine* it lit Milne. -----1--.---. Wolfe Cohost: andlieswielt WWI,' hie wife,' wire • • 4,,,.. ' after great trouble, the Defend:rats, who' had tak en ini "', All , 44l 7,k s o i' HEALTH AND, HAPPINESS. --- ignr a t r , , exilarates tie animal spirits, aid r e . a g. • Cantabria-.-Csetains , O. Oronos, Lientemutt l r. ftsesiests, Beefed tasseesuut L. C° - his wife and•ehildrea; Ind Wei . Aftilitthase been asesniet wine arta, Beessleg.. " ' 11111 4Utlibeilli bet vieeti 11 . eraßro.g. Com pany Antficen-Caliall4 11. fr io=3. Robes -sad J The . ~ been sent, in,returns of the severe' Major-Getweal Freedom IL Londe. Brkedlen tad.st.4.A fo r k ee pi ng n h oo t s o f I li floe Is * o p a l s !, Warart the spark of life . begio; to grow dim, iheeirealatioa languid. awl. all the huskies inspt t i et : losses of the troops may not be quite correct. General Staff- I St. Paul Shadwill - Second Lieutenant M. Corals, MO Dr. c irEN EL'S R fe Etl p TDRATiN e II'BALSAr gives a . fillip r t; A• rite Mr. Clutia opened . the case, by so • • that the Lieutenant A. - Reg. de Toledo-Second. tY Pe& o „, I", ate, the ed melts hn '$ who conducted a Portuguese column to the Reg. de Manava-Lieuteartnts J. de Aso. mad J. Piunareyo„ , themselves . oil 'of the way since April last ---- the- -eori:o.ar•oe In all •Ifdrdeectilistyoart!_tillalinni attack, Reg. de Reoevente-Second Lleatement X.-Areago.,. were at eat in the >I 1 tie Nervous aad took the enemy's colours from, the cavalier. Reg. de Rivero-Colonel F. Carrera, Liestesasts AI. Gatair- isnigth brfight to the bar of jtisticeb %From ma._ ihrstra. the task crab of this sublime remedy are speedily t inkned) r. a • • tea and R. Otero. . . indict , , 17 , manifested ; media those distressing symptoms which prvent - Reg. de Oviedo-Captains Esteems; Rodrirs sad Alberto Re* 1811, till the time of . preferrios tee g, tuey married people heti basing families, or which deter isidie+ . lift 9 J Eels and F. . .bed ' kept of OMeers Wounded and Missing in the Slide of St. Sc-Se- drigea, Second Lieutenants M. Fav ,J. I• had kept the Week in question, whit four others of delds from this Rains b proved, Midackoowledgelsl 1 , _ .bastiaii. from the 58th of July to the Vlth of August. • Aog. IL-38th Foot, Ist Batt. Capt. John Wilshire, severely. Lama se , • Aug. 10.-47d1 Font. kd Batt . .Lim J. R. Nason, slightly. von, Captains F. X. Fend, P. Utica, Franclimo __ a _ Js - Aux. J .- 9th Font: Mt [Wt Lieut. Chadwick, severely liani a l.leuienants Treatises Matent, - Pedro Bowe, M (Since dead). A ag.13.-Brunsuick Light Infantry, Lieut. Scbwatteaberg, missing. . teabes, Jose St Name of °Steers Killed lathe Assault sod Captive of theTowa I llegal. yd . N o . the same description, in the same sttoet. This her. id Reg ' de Asturia s -C*6114 3 ' M. Car4ll° ' ikti.r jJ. San .1 tibia employment , infamous as it; always was they . L uk '..± I had carried .e in the iront possible way : 'they got pates tad N. M. ignest Sealed - Livitcft ni o r ' •• -loll. ' " uall -- ' into sthei r Pessimism young girls of 14 Yean of age, Cana, Francisco Bir Esteban Itlitaf Cape . . oao, josa Feyada, Jose ea-min Jon Rico, Lieetamat Jean de • ..ics.be tke oni lli i r = timed arlinviv 04, d•iwishod, and lodged them in. the house . basis of all oar Ike s' Dr. eael's Medical A ill to M allied -People " , sad telfm-Hlau to the Nervous and Debilitated of both Sele'" MARRIAGE Sears Is, eneiestionably, the most important duty Oster live,, the earthly happiness, sad the source of ins - Silty s• hat•marty are deterred from ma mor. Goadalaza . . , Amy „ ,„. S. which Usey•are 110541114 Of disclose lis all such raw* Ur . of St. Sebastian, on the 31st of August. K er . c sas e ft getaa-calowel Joss Lassie, Lleuteblints .411141 Wilt p er _ 011 t he that disgraceful WPM. Atm VEMEL'S . RESTORATIVE NER VOUS BALSAM 'is • • 11111111311•11 1 1C0 118 ILTLILZD. Villages sad Antonio Matthias ; Seemed Lleatesost Leis- !filobllp herself conducted' Illsoi• 10 person, parading , sate,illumat, used petimeent teasetly sln 01l eases of relax:. Royal iimglarent-bieut.-Col. Sir Rickard Fletcher, and Cap- , ' Meals. • • debility . co.. 9 kW ". C kritik ,ll " o4 *notions. C' tans Rhodos aid Collser. - Yolonteent de Corona- Lie atemeat-Ctifasset Mariam" - attbe. Akc. epprestion at the a. let Royal Scots.Sd illati-Ensign Boyd. Captain Jose Itiercisinerxr Lieatedests Meat miler , M• ~.: ,He would not - go through the shocking detail dust, itilasubAc. a certain and almost is.. • Stli Foot, lit Batt.-Lieotenasts liacquire, Carrel, Eamon,. man, J. M. H 4J. De Foga; • * Which It sioekrbe dear duty to bear from the wit. 'lniiinieteiirts la those *teeth*, stbith Indicate disease or . • shsaeson; Ensign Montford. Norma& sad L Triarde. • Inuit of boaltvetimiks the mast noble orgasm of th e human -, . • • 110 Foot. Ist Batt.-Major Crawford (Llest.-Col.); Lien- Valise** lie Adarins-hietttermat R. Seal° Drai t Sealed Irian ;he should merely say, that it would evi- f rame .• it k a lef f ellf i gg foa m y , when the foregoing I tree* F.. Fraser, It. Lewyn R. Moran (. - -' laeateiestal. Villasoel, V. inPeas Ft Bahian* l Adjutant A. , I sitaty appear (what be generai was difficult to prove) , =eats have continued IFp r some , a waste of sub. Oh Foot- Captain Rase (Major). relL ui. ll . ...._• .er decrease of -volume t • thelouse was a house of prostitution well attended with af t I • Foot, 3d Ham-Lieutenant Mardi , .• ' -""' "Reg. lkeetwitAeut. J. M. 0* 't as St.troot. Ist Batt ,- Ca ta lc Werge ' Major); Lieutenants Iteghwest — "VaiTehm--Itlajor Pedro OloriZ n ail a ils a, s.laso Mar- a b litordeei .As a further ravation of the alit debilit imligestron, everw e l l a r t a ton hoel' woraory, muscular r aggg y all the symptoms of ' I littiaebin. Lawrence, and Wheatley. .- ' al Pews. Francisco Is Penrame Jae 3a - lama, Jemill " of the Defendants he should .preve it t y one of the rapid lacy tesageatr ace i se % eli iseakeitarablr, humi- . 4Sd POW. 1$ Batt.-Graf. O'Connell. Joan del - Rio. Francisco Media Villa ;__ Second Winds and infealiat . istsidaM . mankind; in sub 1 . who 9 aid be called that Ishowed 47th K'S, Al BatE-iaior, Kelly t Captain }lodges Lieu, Leeoleasints Francisco Sobers, Marcelo Ortiz, and Francisco Ptifr r 11, WO , t he , when aU other reasedip havefailed, Pr. ifenefs Balsam low lertanra to their laminae. they were t hreaten- se a s overeign aid infallible remedy; It is, lured, the only plc. Padua , severely; ,Losign Joie Mantel, severely. sth Oaendores—Lieutenant Miguel. Bth Cncadores—Lieutenant-Caosel Hill, Captal VeHis, and Enslgo Luis Mauoel, severely. r Names of the Officers Killed rind Wounded In the Op the Army. 1 Intermit OFFICERS SALM, AUG. 91, 1813. 90th Foot 2d Batt .— Captain Mallets , D. A. Q. &Ached to the Spanish Army. . ...- 11th Ditto, lit Batt.—Lieutenant Richardson. . . 6lst Ditto.—Captain Douglas. ..__ 82 Ditto, Ist Batt. —LieutenantrWelsted. 95th Ditto, 3d Batt .- Captain Cadonx (on the men . lit of September). PARRS AP TIM PORTUGUESE Over Carte RILL= " i" Bth Regnant of the Line.—Lieutestant Maned Met Clava. 19th Ditto.—Captaia Joao Ross. and Lleatasint L ) . 23d Ditto.—Captais G. 1). Crawfoni,. alhOfll. i • Reel. 1 , .9d Cacadures.—Ensign Fran. Jose Laurent*. BRITISH OFFICERS WOGS OED, 'frith Foot, lit Batt.—F.nsign blast, severely. I 4:id Ditto, Ditto—Lieutenant Gt.. Faille% sever dead. i ' 51st Foot—Major. Roberts (Lieut.-Col.) ; Cirta lk , 4. Kelly. Jas. Ross, severely ; Capt. John Ross. sl tir - Fredelick and Bailey, severely k te r tt...Brook ; : iy ibi a l : it.iiii,uot— and t gl ea ci L a ll u tt l ec E n m e, iga severely ; ' l4 aad icti Bak out, 2d Hatt.—Capt. Ilan, slightly ; Liests. and Cochrane, severely. 1 Chatiseues Britsonignes--Lleut.-Col. Reface a Dabantoy (Lieut.-Col.), sevorply I Captain Mural' . Mentor, slightly; Lints. Choiseul asd - Precothoni, it 1 . roitruovps overcame woosioso. ._ . -1 • • ethAtegitneas of the LineColimsk Joha Dauer. lilinit.-Col. Ralat met Ouseley, Capt. W. S. Connor. test ,stens J aim lisocareohae nod Joige Ales; Jai. J Laii and Joao d , ila l e itie li I. fi t s e— ffi l ap Pt i ' ufli g . i n ill tri l i tilY: Plird" vea, 'slightly. I2tb da e l: I acono ; Best. Jost • . 19th Ditto--Esslgs Joao interne Ferreira, slight! • ;.olio Caesar Asyast, sovcrely,. - . . , • . . marked. . . the belly with suc h violence, that'll's kniteappegeog s, ! - 7 1. ....7 . - 1 7,55;;;;;;;; c rozi;;; en of the vet respedihour The Jury having found the Prisoner Guilty; at the back—the other'retelred dreadful wove to thave v been under the care of Moors, Currie and Co. fur the re- Mr. ALLET • thought it would be unbecoming in the side , and a sieore stalt le th e thigh. ' They' w ere *Arai of complain...of the urethra, strictures, Ike. i nal Willie meted a radical - mg pertaaaeot cure, request that references him, after what had falfen front the Chairs's. to taken to the London Hospital, where they now lie Wir i l i t v s e :V a Ni th ess il fs: e tun l i t e i rtr 's pow of I t" e rr proCeed. in a sort of cross.indictment, by which ' the without hope of reco very. preseut Defenalint charged the husband of the Prow Ai Mr. John BIOL. of Fridt.stmet, Soho-square - Nom a the" Geadelnell llove had a dam from tea t° tweet/ $ vows oral had been audar the ears of Messrs. SOM. Bear e% secutris with au assault upon him, arising out oldie:. was crossing from Chilies:street to italithono-piften t ilia niher so os of final i . who mtesap(ed the ram lame transaction; for, if .the Defendant was guilty bill:mut . ..quarter ,paitt seven o'clock, in, •Satgribli br i _the ippileatian of the toita t T i caustii, without soccer& of an drewe in throwing the - squib, he agreed it I **thing, titan cekeying i ladder ran GOMA Win and 4 4211;" ft .....'" ... the 7.71" &1 7.7: f eel li , i ;„: 1* . Z t . h rtitu m . would be too much to say, that :dispersion faking ' out hint severely obi, , kid, ,and hi falliag he hail a n u nutaiii eir'aisice 004 medic nee, wilco die same will he Idol into custody for that. offense, and using probsibly the saliforttuictst • lila leg. 'The- sweetest aci. ehia or rod to as Part Of the k 'rm. •To °sure ,hit Pe. s too much violence in the defog-so, was Woolf guilty . edemas that' occtif 'espeghdiy at night, o iirerfaNP:' ooool4l 't" Omit' ladertak„ andet r oh t ila Po la r " I ktir" Wiled touts arousal vas of an assault. 'I- • • ti. seises poi. h Wiens alien the 'paves eat, ' - 414 - v erac MI . rrte tad Co. last/•bs masked hi Mk" Sex. with T The Cnasettsats 'then addriimittheßellesto In. iseghe te all kirk' . ititerposillee'• of ,thelptilkie, 4,,,„letteemeelkse7. seem, me ISISSSe i St their 11'1'114.'114°' forming kiwi that Oa mations of title Go* optima (Of IS"' peeserfiftlid'.;ertbi Wes and lied* of hie ' i m" 1 " mi. " ; "" 4 "' is.9 * -3.1. liannn:" ' en. .. , ~..„... . .., Met for eldeelleco ass, 'that he jeletgOotml — fat: Majesty's rind ectti tipagnor altos . the stints SI , L O/41 W I Priasest sad , ileblished hy D. Lamm. 41 las the spite of - niece &Oldie In theilasit of • , iiih .oight or by day. - . . Stsfostain Otani, S 7. Flost.stmet. , • • • • • • o z ti