The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-24 00:00:00

irsue,d, fords every .6ectir strusres nut of London, the Premiums baie beta considerably 100 eyed. A large allowance is made on Life Insurance; and in that, and in every department of the hominess, the Company's arrange ment, nit &Headed %ids MI possible convenience nn dispatch. W A RN ER P II I PPS, Secretary. A New iidislemeheing tti‘eqfh. emesmprowod, 'Price Ins. 611. in dftlicatrd, by emission, to the Right Rey. Lard Blehup.of Landoll: rig MEDICAL, GUIDE 'for the Use of the Clergy, Heads of Foodless, said Ikealwaries. mod young , Prnetitionersin Medicine slid Surgery. • Its the first Part. or ibis Work, the Properties, Doiti, and best',llleihod; of eta. Tiny* the Medicines necessary tot be Ups by Families sad Apothecaries residing in tit Country. are fully deulilled4 aqd l o the Seemed Port is given on History of the Causes and dis tinguiehing Symptoms of the Diseases incident to the Human ' Frame, with the taut effectual Mews of Preveution and Care by Regimen, Diet, &e. dtc. By RICHARD REECE, M.D. Member 'of the Royal College of Surgeons. Author of the " Practical Dictioswry of Medicine:' &c. &e.. " It is of Wynn/owe that every man should know something of the laws of life, the wore of disease, and the most rat tioual modes of cure; fur this purpose Dr, Reece's Rook is better adapted than any with which we are acquainted. it is more ludietions• end modern that the Domestic Medicine of Jittchna, whkb base no doubt it will entirely sopersede."— Critical Relit*, April, 1811. Printed for-Longatim Hunt. Rees, Orme, and Brown. Pa terstoster-tow. Sold al ;he Medical Hol4 171, Piccadilly (from Redford-street 3, and by all Booksellers. Of who. may be had, just published, _ TUE PRACTICAL DICTIONARY of DOMESTIC MED,ICINR, Second Editioo, corrected and improved, price lb. *,,* Ti' Conennny'f Office for the West-end of Loudon, is nt No. 97, on the Went-side of New Bond-street, near Oxford- Weft. CASH ADVANCED UPON GOODS FOR SALE. • To Mamsfaeturers. 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DANIEL'S RURAL SPORTS, A NEW VOLUME. 1 . -inorraw, Sept. 25, 1813, will be published, A SUPPLEMENT, Tanning a Fourth Volume to the RUlt AL SPORTS: rnaq►rising among other matter, Rear irks upna, strut Anecdotes of, the Fivh, Brass, and Birds, that at all tistere!‘, ae are lean-bed atter tty_slitt,Spurtsunan. ~',. HEALTH AND' HAPPINESS. • ;vv HEN the spark of life begins to grow dim, the eirrolation languid. and all the fatuities impaired, iir. YEN EL'S RESTORATI Vii, BALSAM 'styes a fillip lot 1 maistltut km, repletagbes -the esliausted vessels, fityigorates system. eshilarotectlie unbind spirits; end antes the whole man. to all •caw 4 of debliitrond relaxation, in the yttrium and complicated nnietions of the Nervous System the tonic e ff ects of this subliMe remedy,' are 'seedily manifested.; gad is those 'distressing- symplMuis which' prevent partied pesrple.froin having families, or which deter iodivi assals from marrying, this Balsam is pretrial, Yd acknowledged be the only certain remedy. .1)to " Dr. Yawl's Medical Admonitions to Man ied People." and his" Hints to the Nervoossaod Debilitated of both Sean" . priee 45..9d. •' • s • MARRIAGE- • V. enquestioptibly, the most import:oddity of our lives. the basisef all oar earthly Imppiness, and the source of immor tality ; - but mazy am deterred tlons marrying shy infirmities which they are unwilliag to• discloses in all. such tasty Dr. VENEL'S RESTORATIVE rsl RYOUS BALSAM is a safe, effectual. end permanent remedy; in all cases of relaxa tion.. debility, %newt', lowness of spirits, inward shadings, 6 nervotts bead-ack, trembling of the liandi,.&c. 01,Rn-salon ail the chest. stomach, dec. this medicine atiOrds certain and almost ion . mediate relief; in those affeetions which indicate dilease or want of . healthy action in the most noble organs of the human flame, it is .also a sovereign remedy s whets the foregoing s%mptoons have continued fur -some time, a waste of teib stance or decrease of volume succeeds, attended with af. E. dons of the eyes ,std ears. impaired memory, muscular debility, indigestion, emaciotion, and ;.II the symptoms of •rapid decay terminating in the moist deplorable, humi liating, and distressing diseases, incident to mankind; in such cases, when all other remedies have failed, Dr. Teeters Balsam is a sovereign it,ll infallible remedy; it is intact. the only me dicine w hien-can be relied ins, far its ord.'s) ton those organs is tircifie and invariably, safe and stainnry ; it fortifies without stimulation:, and animates without inflaming ; it pro.nottm the reproduction of the wasted substance, and invigorates the rill- I Collif system, 60 acts &retre-ft durriabooration and rotation; in deed it nourishes, strengthem, nod replenishes the entire body ; exhilarates the spirits and tranquillizes the mind in_sucli a mon ster that it truly deserve.* the title of " Pabulum ; or Food of Life and Health," is title conferred on it 10, a yotosit nobleman, eminent for his talents and literary acquirement,, its is letter of thanks addressed to Coe Proprietor. in which he states leis firm amt unequivocal belief, that if it were not for'the beneficial ef fects of this medicine, be wodld dot -be now iu the land of the Being. The °Sprit/ of feeble, diseased, and enervated parents, in herit a constitutional disposition to the foregoing maladies ; a long residence in hot and m,hei 11hy eTimates will •prodwee siml ' lar effects; luxury, dissipation, habitual excess, unrestrained licentiousness, and unbridled sensuality lead to consequences e q ua lly deplorable; and it is, with reluctance:. that I stun com pelled, by a regard to truth and the real interests of humanity, to aver, that the too frequent cause itf . this unhappy and pitiable condition is, that reprehensible habit, that puerile speeies of debauchery. which 1 have fretted on at large in My " Hints to the Debilitated," and which .is so destructive to' health, that if Its psevaleisee is suffered to continue tind-ealeud,' it bids fair to produce degelerocy, if out aaailtilialiOn of tuba- I moo race. • ire de, " " Hoe nihil nee pates, seethe est, EOM sea ; o g ees . " Quantum viz ammo eioncipia ipso too." . " You think its nothing: its n crime believe; •.. " A crime so great, you scarcely can conceive." Whatever the origisud cause of these disorders tray have been, however inveterate, or by,tabaSever-symptions they 'may be manifested, the uhject of the most tersest sulicitude with the naliappy sufferers is tie obtain' relief; and the most heartfelt ' gestigassion of my life, foto administerAhe balsa of corra,latitre .l to this wretched den of the community, I sae, conscientiously ' and with cmifideisee, assure every individual of either sea, the ; hi Demos. relaxed, debilitated, erwhject to -tiny' of theetii-.4 eases or symptoms dad I have described, that my baking Is is ; ' perfectly safe, as•it is invariably efficacious; with all ' advunlnges, this medicine combines that of a secret, remedy; *OW it isliwodahly sold, meted * up. '••aiat Stec _ tsi 's ited - tOsly foe UV) take W knowledge Rei.4l.. a. giitititt a -- Printed uniformly nit% tke Ant Ultima; in-lalree mid small Soo. runt rotor* tly*, and ensballitheil-lottit a fine Poriratt of%alar Author nal other 'Mattes. by 'trunk**, Lnodseer, !kr. Price, in extra bonds-. Imperial Qta-arto 41. 14e. 61. t Medium Drawisie Quarto SI. 65.; Demy Quarto 21. I2s. 611 t Royal Ortmuo 21. 2%. Sata%rrilters, Gentlemen. nod Bookfiellers„ are respectfully in t-armed that (oily a limited Number ore printed; nod felon the experience aaforded by the rnpid Sale and consequent ads-Aare of the former Volumes, they are *recommended to .cOmplrte their Sets without delav, winch will prevent disappointowni, anal ensure OA impression% of all the sizes. ' •.• Gentlemen who have favoured Mr. Daniel with their Nantes will please apply to him at No. 39, Golden:row, West square, Lambeth. °Won: Primed 1.. r B. and R. Crosby.and Co. 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ES DAY NEXT, , when the First-drawn Prize above 'IC will be /DORM to 20.0001. There id also a Priz.• of 20.0011..ta draw, which is very likely to accompany the first-drawn Prize dome ( .).31. 11 • I - 10C I Olt NICIIOLS'S VEGIUA BLE A N I'ISEPT IC. is said in bottle, ' price Ile. colt, by I'. Haohey, No. 10, Sparresirs itw, Chan cery-lane (where refer ence. rue) be wen). This preparation is sa costonl4l with the human Mime. that in 5: 0 infirioce hots it diosareed, at the tease time it hoe proved the ran.t powerful corrector of an il4snnte of the juices (the elm ltr rumectieoce of all complaints) that the NI/eerie Medico ran produce, l u Agree it ia infallible,"and io Consompti ))))) Asthma, Languor, the teeth* of Children, wont of appetite, C. its envier is established. Eatersally—lu wounds, btstkeas Auras, chiihlniui , &c. it erects n speedy cure. and it relieve.' the tote of boa" uod other venousous asosolt--the bead-ach is re lieved h) its outward applicelloo, and the tiroth•och, by bold ios it is the south. It will he isvalitable in the West 'Utile., cuvolleraeline the worst erects of etiolate, nod in the Amy and Lay), us that account, as well Si in CabtiiilticA. 16111611 PAINT MANUFAVIVIILY, 61, QUEEN STREET, CHMAPSIDE. • fiIIEAP, DURABLE, and IMPENETRABLE l'A IN TS, grnaad in Linseed Oil, for Park Paling; Fences, `rilv4, Sivecned Fronts, Out-buildings, and Weather hoarding, devery devalpilon. per cwt.- per cwt. In% bible Gree ts 66. Yellow, Elnek, White, Dirl. Oli ve G reen Ilk. • Stone, or Lead Colours srs: Brie,ht Olive Grua Ills. eltoruldte • stii. Blue &M. Red . 40s. Prepared Oil, to thin the above for UM, ss. 6d. per -gallon. Gwadar ground White Lead, 5G.. per ewt. ' • per gall. per .% Tut 19s. Oil. role Seal Oil N. OA. boiled Oil ' 7.. 64. Psle Whale . 4... 6.1. Lthieed (HI • 'b. Oil. OWIIIIIOII Oil ' 4i• 9d. Genuine Spero+ Oil 6s. 6d. I . N. B. The Impenetrable Paints are very oraasseneal, possess rem dot abil i, v mid are atom Air the Worm and Dry Aut.— '1 hry are pectlf.irly adapted for wink esposed to the effects of ue.,iner, and mo% alga be applied with advantage to (hp 'c orral liarpshes of Useful I n -d oor Pai nt i ng , as• obey de? ' , err pick, are Wordsose is upperirmiee, sad are week is die simmer of other Paints. GEORGE. UPTON and Co. Oil natl Colrionnem 191. Quiet,- owe, ; 41, Lundun.ii all t dad K•auct's Wharf, Dealers la ?nth, 'far, Rosin, *e. Iltr. t ; ! I „it W'itlgenstein,, Int s. , the right,. 't• Pit't and illaetaed.__ •ldia__ ..L ' ....cc, attacked him. w ith .tee *Woe" the , _ _ evening,, another was _ _______, of Wrest,. and seised that post the eltentevesing. for on the preceding day, some colours were Mks', The 23d the severel eolumns moved tower"; the ! w ith from forty to. ay pieces of cannon, and some. right to concentrate. The Inspeckl head4tertert ! ti tio s a nd,prisseners. Two other Generals seasons* being the 21st at _Gamete% the 22d at Zoblitz, and thousand troops .who had got into. the mountalms, the 23d at Mit Seidl'. The 24th,they,iiere moved to surrendered this morning near Peterswalde.-*The Reichatedt near Dippoldswalde. _ Russian guards and cavalry engaged the preeed- The 25th, at three in theAftersvotes,..the heads of le f iday, had at opportunity of being again distiu.' all the columns were 'behind the heights I )vhich . son- pushed. rOundDresden on the left bank of,the Elbe. The Head-quarters were at Toplitz on the 30th, and '.out pasts . were driven in and the, defences thlten- continued there this day. noitred. _ . . Wittgenstein was attacked beyond Altenberg • Th e, city leas evidently out of reach of being car. Re the 30th, and drove back the enemy. This day, vied by a coup de main. without _mock . loss ; and as ti seems, the ]preach have entirely left the mountaiaa. 'there was no object to commit so greet a saciifiee, it .Os defeat of the-enemy by the Crown . Prince of . was determined not to attempt it, and the army ess.;*swedmi, and by Gen. Blucher, of which aceounts camped. - , . --•• I were received last night c will probably influence the ;;T 4 . their On the 26th, the enemy, u . edgr co. .; . bat - r iateremovetnents of all the-armies. Orin; 'endeavoured to regain their out posts, which . eir'C. Steuart, who has been in every action With occastoned a cannonade and fiiiag which raged all ti; his reugh,-wes unfortunately wounded yesterday, the day : towards evening • the Auttriaes stormed- a . the splinter of a shell, above the knee ; the bone redoubt and spiked the ostpteee r seine Attacks iis isot,inpired, and it is hoped be .wilt not long he 101• were made with e .tiew.to ArcksOkA e ftmlinfs-endlif Lconfiued., . • . Appir,tunity fa;oneed to follow him. nta * town, I 'Upon the whole, the gedbot eeptetta of the 9.001 On the 27))1 1 . t4e leather, which 'ad for tavola and.3oth,• pear .Toptitz,,lsbogh they were performed .daya beep extremely . wet aedcold, became, tailcoat-,-by b a. small part,of' thit-wary, have. had _ every coitse manly thick and bad, and it rained, without biter- ; 'pence Of deitnive victory. . . , mission, for more - than 4-1 hours, ' with many henry , . Te- Drum Ires.,seng this - morning at the heiti•of 18110,64ra. •Theoneuty showed hiteerf in much greater the Russian .Guards. The three- Sovereigns were ' force, several large mattes of infantry appealed upon i .preseut, and the Guards marched past them In rev his right, supportea..tm artillery, and liy attacks view , iu as completes order as if they had been Ws a .from the centre, •tddch . Fas•Protei#olo thatwqrhef I.cetep of. instructioas i • instead 'of bowing been iiie -1 This meuace s on the 4 . estriens l left heyotsd Flauep, i pkoyedin. making. forced marches', or engaging the towards ttte vile . Of Tharapol, vas. pot s , feemideble, Lenemy, for I,ft days without intermitsion.--r-1 have and was opposed by a sittlicseet eataber.of Aseitrian i the honour to he l oScc. troops; but in the middle•of .theday .r,eports arrived I that 'Pirna .was re-occupied in form e eteLthet•Gee. I Witcher, who had been ,legseed' firer tinwayin eix `clays, two of which were ,general., Actionly.one .in presence of, Bonaparte,, op the Bober, no‘V.outt in which he had taken Merged Macdotteld'ebeggege, had fallen-back to Jauer. . At the tem lime large .. eelumns moved out of the town, andtermed masses to attack the right,. as. if to turn it, gild to .cover a movement to the left belling the Elbe. .iTisis bad-the appearance of the enemy declining the combat.oethe • Leipzic or Erfurt roads, and mosiug to 414 tlefe-to pin the Bohemian line, and it was resolved eckmake a. lank march immediately in- five column , by the tight, to reach the impqrtaet passes in that direction before him, and to choose a field of battle in Bohe _tabs, instead of one towards the old ground of -Let stn, to which it was not certain tkat...he would ad vance. . . . 'etas day produced several severe partial actions in- which the enemy had many • men killed and made prisesierkin chsirges et, cavalry, audit was eapeusive !to both sides by the continued cannonade and.hesti llge of musketry. The ground,. which •is . deep clay ts many places, became so wet that neither infantry nor cavalry could Move without dithculty, and tied nonce and all carriages stink to the tuktrees. -. The foperor was.. passing along the front of- the line tosterds the right, where an attack was ordered, and load stopped for a moment to direct the movement of some Russian battalions, on a ground within reach of the cross fire of two French batteries, when general Moreau, 'rho was speaking to hit Imperial ) 1 1ajesty, and close to hini, was wounded. The shot 'truck one thigh, passed through the horse, and shat. ore 4 the,otheOeg, .so that the General was obliged •to.- sulneil l ts .tmputation, of both', considerably above knee, . . 4:, impossible to -show.. more Wrote inagnaamity end..aemposuie than the• General% has displayed, on every circumstance of this dreadful woued,. alid .from • that . firmest*); and tranquillity, _ there Ilk -reestin .to.hePle.:bit•life. may be preserved.— !.4eletly Ile .has,been remoted en. men's,dtoultiers in a litter ! . war behind the Eger, . The • Eqaperor %remained :ty hlm mar Aehisii.,her kW till she-was placed upon meral , ofthe i- ~.1 Coiplacks pike r , . eil4 tarried off; and opal- .us '4 the ILing.of Prussia to e see , biees and , possible , attention. • -' • • - . a ' night 'at. 4eichstadt, small, ti bead-cusarters oforiwiit. 't :moved ,in iwalditiwkHairt' - , -• _ .'' cv" il 1 , " - ... . • t:! • " . i. • 7 ; 15611C0 . i ' I ,O4TIIC4RT.. ~., 'y • R' ••••• ji.,2' . .. ..., ._, ~61.1. r Z. i .. •• i . _ GOVANBURGH Ausio. •.. • .6:4 • • . • •; . 44" . . 1111 1, ~* .:*, '. . 4 1' ; 1 1'11 t t - Haztasu,.. Sarti.4o- 1 -The aril' GC Silisiatiaape!.. i fonned‘tile..hard slaty allotted' to 141...erith ceibteney ( and - secrikee. ~it bas never lirsrsight'ef theresperny, ancl -been contiseally • engaged , with * hima. an the [...space 'ef eigiststblysi; itiiai .had eight blomircagage orients', withost.chenting the lemonr skirmiskts, add 4ivea a decisive toottie.:• end .sinus that 'battle, three `engagements of coeseqience. '*ln the whole 'history i .of %ar s , there a' pears ne period.of Rich activity as ,from the •184 b till tiii 29. th of .August. Honour to thie'lirave :army ! The Prussian. and .*Rossian corpe w untlet.the. command -of the General of Cavalry Von •SI ucher,. have taken in . the. whole 103 pieces of artillery,..lB,ooo prisoners, and at least 150 ammunitionwaggoas, from the enemy. ' • .Rokroca, Sara. 3.—The. division of Vegemck was. yesterday still at Clansderf, Neubukow, and Croplin. . The heed-qtarters were at Noubukow.— Some skirmisheaef little consequence took'place, in which our sharp-shooters annoyed the enetny very much ; 800 Hansertici, who passed throogh hens .yesterday; have hastened 'to join Vegestick's ccorps. ..: According to . on ordinance - issued* 'on the 29th Alti'.the Duke will put himself at. the head of .this levy-en-masse. The. Hereditary Prince is at present occupied in the organisation of it. How much the French. take care to proem op‘igs , for themselves, in every cosntry they occupy, Ines . have had.selficient proof within about' eight day* ! derinvwhich time,--almeSt daily, some otthese fee t lows l who certainly. are necessary instruments for warriors, have' been brought in. But it is a 'salary ! choly obst - - spies estahlidied- • ' _ • , •• • '''' I :Z` " ' • 4. 1 ,,,',1 n.l o'r ply ►.. .: 't " ' 11' .imr , 116 F t. w 4• "'" ri" I • . .nesTl t? '• , • 11011361 l'•••*:il. • cot OitiI.IIII,I II NIIPPE 0 11, s l .t .. ~. •- • o •1 J , t . .4•tf: jptift •sas i . ltitaki ;4; 444 *v., .. ~ 44 • . - '• ~,,..11 . s :11 1;At :•.1.4 1 .. A A .• s 10' • • • • • • . - - - . -'. •• -- • -4 -.1•••a T . or !, 't . tediel lb, ' * a .- , • . , - '• • . it' 1.A:: 0%1 : t **llt ; „.. . - •, . . .. , 4 . ^ ia• h iol a q . .•,, )1 iloi a It, 4 - .....” 44 **; to i ;', • • ..: • . ..." •• ~.4 . 4 . 4,,• . . ".• ..° , . . .441.... ,. ! 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ROAD TO ittrlSL • . * * A • Thin Treatise, though exprriblrfalltirArtilire'lliefrir•'• lrt pro r L sc U rrif•Nbe i inii k ~,,, „ th. .. 404 . 0 . resins, Is en tar echoed to the geserep ilbeitiee, li di rtimpOn L . •. IA . • •t. .••- r s 2 44 /1 0 . .0 04 A 01 : 411 , IT vie rl li gant: -- • To which will be added, . • him us apply 'be ordinary Remedies Witisperpoors. g s ,tgoms 10 a gactlea th, ottgatPleft , lia e_4l4 1, tftell . a NO", MIDAS. , ii,s!gbrrher asbditabassistaded is oefelerld ' ' ' - '" -- 7 - 17th *a Aiti o 1.„, I, . IPe, . , ...is •;•••• 4 ; ) ' • ,„ /31 4 111111 •. -• ', oialit_111 1 11111 1 ,4 1 ,• ' , wale - • Noe 71*1 Swirl Prier 98 6 d. -P " 9 -'7" - • 6i • 2 S ' em4 4 : p i k e , 2,.-power fialiery. s. ; Second Prices ls• - UPPer . etti l l s cl".lBlSde ina Yt i a". l ! firr 6. " beard% a i r i a d tht Pal l - t . ; ' 1 07 . '-' .- • 14 ;11. ' t 4 1141111 1; slad id '. 1 /4, 00 41, • --` ' • c.inety, le•I arcend Price. 6d. • e • W 1714, _le BEFUILre s TUE FLOOD, a L , _ A ____./1 11 n i e ,_ •••• •• e : v ,• . . ' • illnoW . , - • Al' ... 4- ors, %Men Laatid, willsmbet arenairtkal Piece% " a/ P""s ` nu IMP 1 ' °I ~ 4 . p!o0, 0 0., . . 4 0 , 06.74 m. . . 0.4 , 4 1.,-;. ; , . __ ALBION Erne Aiet4trakaNstntANcE couPANY'. B , •: _ _ DyJAteIthitIONT(SOISERy. -'' • l'lgnitZ.„, .., --,•;,„ ' l' '" V . . ...; . 1., ..k'ir -.. . . 'ol ' ' • ....V . ! iTvorooki• l p 4 1 . 6 •.: .a 4 4 .....: . aie— if tarsi - : • aaavtoat "..";'" n' ' Priatted for' LONGMAN, 11 URST. 114:1:8•.011.111Es and f• ,-o n t h e il t ii.. i • 4 ,071 0, :se , .. troe „, ,. ~. , 411 : hwiwt4o3l . sow , Iritii grad um ••. • . , NF.W BRIDGE-STICnT, BLACKFRIARS, ir 1 11 ‘ • iii lo __ sWill Priallorter-ruil and at the Mellish Golipry, St, • .., ~ , •.1-,4 ; t• EMPOWERED IIY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. Nab tkiltd-st met. • " - - • 'frontier into .. i, _ r cpiapoilei O 4, •• ~ . u s . * roe Allies.wwwi catviwil wa with go . F Insurance front MIA and on LIVES ; Of whom mar be her; by rhelirtbie Airher, wilds Alta i ii: and for tbe Grant and Pankow of ANNUITI+:S. 1. THE WANDERHR of. OW LIZERLAN D, noel other 1_ ._. 9 __l •s••' ' ' ' , ! lift ' 4 11" " : 1 0 1 P ar t'O h a t - I S es - 18 'Y Ira. C°ln P iele/ d r Welt ' Jast-niMeo _. I,sarances fam... due at Mitt., A.Ei.M AS will expire unless Poems t Abe Sixtb Edition. in :man Bvo. price 6, hoard*. 2. THE WEST IN I) I ES. and otheryounis ; the This d / Edi. Count ~,W l ggand a4s .,Al k ,t is _ .. 6 rtgl4p s having . Ind' V. messed three atker Generals, no of wham renewed within fifteen day k fronw (kit 'reglad.. . r a r. I Hon, isi analtl)3vo. ► price 6.. ho b e•d s ., 1 4) ' rhesystens of Fire Imurauce pursued by this . Company' Goovion at. if!, an* *spate* ,higa, taice on lb* k b General Hato, their hest • ~ w e t s taken jite rotates-et/ advaniag? wlsi . ch ouch ?set:tili . tet e ns•yielt iA o ... a . hi- nts/ " A - New Editioiebeine the Tenth. much eoiareed and unproved, feaai_keel attacked Won With jlin 1 5 1 .700* in .qie lines 1, the evening another wa4 f killed either oe that • chop observation, that "almost all th4se spies are established Jews,, to whom our Prince not long sing fronted - the priefieges of citizenship. • l• • hilt when dosing this article, we have . received ben the- sorrels: intelligence of the French haring i.netetlyw a from Schwerin, and retired to- wards. They have likewise left Wis- mar. ' • • , tliey attWeettegillotbas brethren soon have to give us the . like-ittfoiniptioii. • VIENNA, Aire.'3l...A.ccordiag .to accounts le+ ceived from the comannedi. General, Baron Hiller, t h e arm ) . has already •. • some very consider. , able advantages over' • y, _and, indeed, to streit extent, that we on - of Itastacit, Dent,. Willaeh,- and C Ara *baton the 46th inst. the vanguard Ich was to eulet time: Twohity: PW.6 111 / 4 4 1 a fell into the hinds of Gong. PrimOilt'it -.• Th e e u e ln ee position it atiliirAi aid:4 Thlt'Siataifilllt i edhatigo ' ; 16401asiar that, on doe tads, l ike! Fed& Usk& 'bap o'9 l l, l l Rn illelevted . tenaltritlfdit tti 'Officers, lrniflearpletely Wu* tie diPilte 'nem& art took the oath of alley fiance, with military solemnity, to hti• Prdperht Austriin Majesty ; and finally, that thi lisperld whip supports& • it 41.1110 poi itit ctimkkt 4* *haler of arid artilWiy • be s. once; omit- ' fee. .4t te *Hack the 'baggage by roads *htch Rimy= •loot garde, ' vasallige for Au -imerotrearishitik perfectly sa e, as st is invariably ellcoriour s int a 111.4 .ya ssir w ;. thit King Alf Prussia to " 'ii if '-- iltir t ;- a eitt WM rolvspunges, this medicine combines th:st of a secret, remedy t i * a b i gd hip ev ery possibly etteeti c ev.. for it is'invadabfy sold, mimed its. with 'full' and plain' dfrec- -6i . • , _ 0114 far use, And atm k admioistered for stay 'lino) of slab, . ClAAWlrtegi AMP. that night at. Fla w UNA the knowledge of_ tiny individual, except tboaq trist titmldowAkle. . Tile.2Bth, bessi4pia rater. Qr. Venere Rmlarntise Nervosa Wham isi•progaras a l l A Veliberi, and awake %Mt at Dim.' • sots; by the Proprietor,. at his hour,. Kn.. 111; Alfred-placje s , _ ,Ott,fhtt ; *lo, ; .ther enenty-,havitsil :ino R e dgog inianc e i tadra; where h.' may tie woollier!, per - isp; FdPlll4 •.V.lMldal lllll e, by ,'PeUrSI , 01 ,,,u 7 , or by lore ., vas paid, and inelosing . the • rustulnarir fee. ' , 9r . iild Akan attetaptsd: te attack * it is she sold, by the Propiletor's special appoinintat,by Mr. v itaci .or nin posit% to joplitz by Boren, 150,0sford.oreot.opproite llond.street i Mr. Melia! L ds ...,..,.. pear 41144. P ia "' als 2 1 1"' Drusgist, 193, &road, scouts. Pleilleat's Cburckl 11 ". Age 4 d_ g WL-A' X t... ........1: d ay i 64 astordwreef, opposite Os i'sgiseos i MT. MAIO% r ues 16.41.0.M.inwi.r.--.Pg -.-• ala of the Royal Eremite t Mr. Caruso, Coebpprir•atreei, colorer ~ bimayal.pljapp. of t iitl terdOkallo,- obi/ of Spring,Gardeo • ' Moat. Pdisons, Booksellets, 161, Neer- , street ; Mr. Ward,lll4l HbibmilslPrlif Middlm.roxes lir.; Wit- wall lost,, stepped is allaeh r "4 ' 0n54 4 11, Stristbimptoa4lreit, Cliseatvarden 1 and Joy ins SOI part Of Billatlnialls Illlperia'4l3l , slow/Able Madklitia: Vaasa bt evetY pert •of th‘ ki Caralldif P liOtbcaneer IR qtatict r 101. 6d. per pactet,or the 'mak, ift kir patter - UZI . ter priee . the day colugns of beggar I P I ALA- - ,;.~ ~~: t~. i , So