The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-11 00:00:00

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';' , .....e' • . • ' • . ... g 1 Z t • 1 -•.. ) • -. 1 ) e .. ~. : t 4 . C-- . • .: • \ e r / Arai. ~ • • „ , • ' . ' - - • _ • •• P. • . No. 2358. . • . . LONDON, SAtrinb' . AL SEPTEMBER 11is 181 la .. . ; .. : • . . . ..; . , • 4 h ot . . ii .-..-- - _____ ------__.... _ .......... ...........•..... ....... . ... ••.. .- ... • ..... -_.- .- . --. --.-. • ... •. "..'W, . r J. flit. Aria. Rol ‘... IMIUKY.LANE. . . RallE 4 trlinisd.t l ll4.4. 9. ist9. • • "sALgs. ' FRIt 7 r" , 7117:- . . - -..% triir. Public are respectfully informed, that THIS I IH ati EGesernors and Direotonef Ilk of Hai- o HILAIRE will OPEN flits EVENING, a ben their I h o g k a , wes b ow o l it eapodry • 'dm g i u„wi g fly Mr. J. H. SWER 001%. • .. • !ti e,tut-: Sefli.tiet. Will perform of the Trios of JOsEP a Ilrer gorY• woo- , At his Rooms. No. 41. Kotholmeel ill • kr; '*g ° til t g ln. • 5-11 . 0.11( Idestrall Fain* Tilli SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL a u l t ir t ::=4.l 4 4: ll 4: l " 4 l oc esurvid i pmit tas t e r:la 1. Awe 16, at Twelve. by dlrte GO efthe -• : and Regent * on her vetoes trembled.. •"* - *. • • ro which wilt he added, 1/1 Hundred Yards or Saperilisk *ten burgh, to-clay / alighted' at the PoltlONkKi• ( THE REVIEW. with the sago degree of rigour to Cc Imp iltier species of • p Foreery. . I .. eitjoaloilv of coarti°A Biowielibehtkroo lobes. et one o'clock in they movolegt. - 991ussir. ' * . RedlaeS l /21. 'Heatth-rvars Ralr-ientiag ne Mmrs In he opened at half past lye o'clock, la be- pars the rensainiag Sleek of a Baaktupt. FORGERY. 1 C- sionlif f TsfecT, • - ' ' annoonsed her arrival in the Cipitali,',/e-- . -. • - ".. • yi.° al loth' WO .sl*. TUB KING A G AINST JOS. NA90,941i_11, , • imik. - 111111P4Shist svas Indicted for fors t‘ISIII . 4 .FAsel.,-rt for 1 italtheolvwva i and Cabdeltees bad. Her Majesty the Empress Owen otidrilllitiove had . - k DRURY-LANE THEATRE. to he drawn frost ' up,„ m r. sn os. __ _ reef. nod so be with the name ! FreibilliDwelling-boteses - and Handbag Groasal,Rlchartilit's- •"thin •a received - tie following intelligettoe.frous my, giiikli= l : llbl nsee-.. A S the Season of Theatrical Performances cons. or " iwas Eslaposd.." ti. the ?rawer 10 kis awn or- i buildings, Goswell-sireet. dated the 20th Aseguilt : --i , J - 11, ieettees t;ii. Dttv, Hanes is lwrebv given. Thar the PA t Y-• de r . no d *dhow' wi th th e no w of " Gars Eilasands." The ....,. - ' • " The 'Mendell denounced theltintlitlCe on the fill.N I'S of AS \ CITY, DIY' DEN D. Sad INTER itelr No wosoi.lain a ted by tae Ptisalles le **Sward ••Thimas Srldr. J. H . SHERWOOD. ° Mlle Nos, near the Bask, no THURSDAY,. OW 'woo BONDS ?till remaining towit.iined. will be paid by _air' 4611 JeresbNerb." isoid disemme4 lkY 044 at the Batik. Ilth l fit noon,. and stated, 4 12 ItOitiliiiel. would . : -.. • . • - p,,,ke. bi ii,e umuunuaa R• 01111, none the Olive Moir,. ha Kit- .it wile slieji prated to evitleare. that three wawa soak per- I, at Twelve, in 12 Lois, i 4 substantial IREEHOLD DWELL' comma:Um en the- ifith, at miiinighe --At the veree be 11-olfeet, froni the hood% of eleven is the forenoon, till three p is i s es . ir,,, Atiry „ J am e s gig own d i g alt/ the o il , Elh*Ss . . . in the literiloson. .wi Wednesday, the 924 "likaellienther• Wed- Trimmer ' hamesnic e nt to be the foes. had wion ta g aw l t o m 1 - 111111-11014115, shame Nos. 1 and 11, Rieltardsnit's- HMS thaste front Count MoSternich, Aillellitta -Ins ... grsthy, the nib of October, and Wednesday, the 10th of d % hill s k, and received Ilis itaioant slier . les • • '.: ' . . Dtlsstel/wdeie‘. tto stile le- i tristOltsrFolekeitqlsifairi, •SatireSild II Cosa die . .. . it vraisier next . itgal • ~ . • . "2"pszvas ti leststi l l er s ios per ' 1 Mibbllltit, gait Mika inolitritand tliar*usliik litta .. Fiatilt r Days will he appointed for the kayaseptef any De- ibi lgo,, k now iii h i, Am,,,,,„,. al oh s 'a wry nos, , Alias -' • al' . U . 1) _,_ i _ _ with!, ..n the same Acetiunt. which, ales I o t ig. saw, moms ovisucosiatio , • * - • , .. , . .... 1 * ....,'-; . —-' s % ' "4- : ' 0 1 141, air .1r ra e . ‘' Vila renvin uosati4ed, owing.t. the waist elf - ,_ • . ... ~ . , ha .... „'..::,, t!. ...bi l ip. ...t . g . ii -.. ~. . . Ur MM . , " Istiweiste is Aimed with trivlag . .i me . ,- . 6 ~...,_: . ...:4‘. ,_ 4 1 _,,..,.-trevospi•air ..Thit.votionwis . pep% 11, ISIS. C. W. WARM Seel,. 14 iitleotteritilloprisgleflisipiet non& llis Il . - Stec ; Be t= -' • ;i I C '''' '' WI F W W. ' W - . "" I -*. ' ' ' ' --. . • . - - .. -,, la astride.. lastraind it to he fined. We are mot so lAA to woo** n-sissv. • • •.• •-• ~•<°'' • ' ..“ vhilatifi s ,titis and Ith cOrps„ %Oder ills orders THEATRE-KO li Al ., COVENT.GARHI.A. - what tb. Pilsoher thoidtst k latt what was actually roue by him, % -',.. ' 4 . 4:1)N MOND.IY NEXT, Sept. is, will be per- and want telelkuteaufaagery. Forgery is the fah* nat . hiss et .„ , Stratford, Esseil . . • ' ' l. . '-', at am Dok__,..9 41 Itf;girt, wire at'Dihnse. •—' romps any writers lassnolleist, or an esseatial pan a it. with WM** Nest faissidislM Dwel li ng-house, Wilk loasiwkonfed Shop, i • - " The grlitce of Eekninlil, vitt his to. • TIIE STRANGER.. . defraud. The Prisoner, either liy himself or others. has modus. • . Watobn i n, and forge onsden. . Isr ( Unwed or th is inslnsnsetit. pa the lustraniest of James FAI- . 1 which thirguttes Were joined, ermalbpetl before Di. • . To whirls will be added. . By fdr. J. If. SNERWOOD, * I illoall', of Raniese, t 'Sere Isollt ant web Persia there. that is eil the Trendies ' o. TUESDAY NEXT, ALADDIN; or, THE WONI)EH Fut -LAMP. 1 fAhe nutting. The Pristiartleegins the hainsaient_in the ch.- ' . kept em b er ifs of !bU s rich be hitllesd.quarters being at Dergedorf. ) a .... 7 .. 8. s te , mt P r i ce s i. 6, l. _pt i . 3 ' . 6, 1 . 1 s e cond ! meter of n ma m who does not estio, for ere oust believe from I Twelve, MI corps was at Liegnits ) odor the Prince • kwa's Pelee, S.-Lower Gallery, Y.. ; Second ''rice, IL-Upper t the evidence, that there never was sack a man as James Est- i Tiff: LEASE •of a . deiikabla DV/Eft:ll46 of lif° g o r d ers . - • . .- 1' Gallery. Is. s Second Price. 6 & I meads resides. at linabstry. James Ilinweis as the lastrararat I 1101/311.."vnitate at Stratford; enatninine Ave bed rommo. " The sth cores was at -Coldbert. • Roar General rffiirE LEASE - 11011/311...shiate at Sinisford; containing Bee bed rotrs, haat and hoe* parlour., wash-house.and tonsil eelloriag ; an ttt !►aetiQe bow-fromed Shop. iwd Wookshopa, well calculated fie £ Cabinet-.obes e Up wider, ke. in welch line it has been adoldished muse pron. at arty :osairhesioess. bite in the =cu. raise at Mt. &lauds held far MI unexpired term of 18 years, r $1 the low rent of 44 Guineas per Ammo. To be viewed. and Port iralan had no the Premises ; at the Mitt ; of Mr. Rawest, Solicitor. Crown-court. A !derogate. street t at the Golden Engle, Mile-Eud ; oat of Mr. J. 11. Sherwood. 44, Barsholosew•close. Slfelißloll. BRITISH WINES. FLEET respectfolly informs the Public, his o excellent and tuach-estei•med (IR is (30()SEBE RR Y and OU Rlt ANT WIN ES are in the highest pasidible pelf. et The superiority which these Wines claim t any other 'leered the Public, is rested upon their bring unite entirely from ve toed Sugars, and the very unitsnal advantage of age. whereby is acquired a most delicate favour. added to a strength and richness little (if any) ieferinr to Foreign Wines, and at km than I:alf the price, viz.-lU+. 6rl. pergaltun, orbs. per dozen, delivered to Ali) l'Arl of Lodon. Orders received, at No. 9. Alders,-ate street; ami•ofthe Cellars, Billiter-square, Fed:church-street, where Sample Bottles may be had. and the Wines tamed. BALSOItA SNUFF. Flints delicious, fragrait, and most exhilirating _IL SNUFF. is held in the highest estinimion by all person* of rank in the eastern countries; being epared from a species of Owen, which can only he Ily cultivated un the borders of a small river near Ralsorn, in the kingdom of the waters of which diver communicate a peculiar fragrance to 411 the vegetables growing on its hanks. Sold in Leonia+ niv. the Pi oprietor's Agents, Messrs. Pnionn and Ca Ilisith*ellers. 1115, Fleet-sareet ; wad nuts lie hail of Watson. 4 - 2, Southampuls-wreet, Strand and Chritip i . earner Or Spring Guava, Cuclqui-strcet, in cai.ters at 6d. and 4s. each. INDIA SHAWLS. WANTED immediately, a variety of Curious IN 91A SHA W LS and Al USLIN S, for.nhich the full value will be ;ties% Apply nt Waitlannn nod Seas' Linen. Shawl. and Maslin Warehouse. 104. Fleet street. roma. Of New Bridge-street, where an elegant assortment of India and British Shaw la is con stantly on sale. MR. SHE% has the honour to annottnee t that he will offer fir Public Sale at the Mart (unless previnady disposed of by Pritiate Coutract), on THURSDAY, Sept. SO,, at One n'Elock. in Ttso Lots. FRREHOLI) MANOR. or replied Manor, of Rant Pulworth . y. in view and near the market rovittof . 11a0:edeigh comprising a substantial FAMILY RESIDP.Na. and Of- Fit 16) Acres ..f Arable. Merritt*, and Pasture Laisd, with an abundatice of fellable timber, and thouraudsaf thriving Sapting,s, itilate Lot. In the ed Lot. TIIIRTY-THREE ACRIiS of Mea dow, Arable, Pioure ' and Marsh LAND, within the said M. r. curd adjoking Lot I. • Lot :AL A LEASEHOLD ESTATe. for 99 Years, called Wednwre c..mpriting a Farm-bouse sod Buildings, and 100 A err v Meadow. Arable. and Pastore Load. LA 4th, A LEASEHOLD 138 TATE, for SO rears. or thrfe 11. bes, desirably situate near Welliiwtoo Sonterset,ltire, un the great Western Road : comprising a thodientait's Cottage and with about 80 Acres of Arabia, Meadow, Pastore, and Orcbard Laud, highly improvable. flair the Parebise-uumey may remain span MOrtgage, ; and printed Particalais had $ the Office of Mr. She:, tbsallutnsp. ton -row. : . • BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. MILLARDS VMPERIAL PATENT TWINE CLOTH, SD IRTINCiS, AND SHEETIN GS (For retulatlngtbe Perspira demand Prevention of taking Cold) THIS valuable ARTICLE is sold, stamped as above, Wboleatle and by the Piece; or lkony Piece, at the Fast India Wareho use,, No. 16, Cheaptide, and at on ether Ham. It to warranted free from mixivre ; and is mast devrabla for persons going abroad (as it does no. imbibe the damp atmosphere), as well as for the inhabitants of this change able Cliosomei 44 is Reddy half the price of Irish mood other Linens. it isof great delicacy of texture and durability, and Is vote of tile greatest Preventives to the ink* Cold. Each Ss pi . ece footsies about 26 yards, pric e 64.-34.—aad 64. peter y srd. The cpsalit of Sa. 64. for Ladies, and that 'of So for Gee*. men's wear, is oval in foram noLinea. O. 6d. and S.. 611. —dial of 3s. 64. to ospealue, sad equal to Liana of 61.6 d. per yard. • • - The Slyetings are both made I. Ell-wide and 6-4ths, frees So. to So. M. per yard. The delicate Ankle of White Chinas, Ilow Dresses, .ter. may be obtained as above only, In Pieces ermiliaing.three Dream,, at 11. Ss. and IL 121. 61. each, and these of four Dcemes, at 31. 3s. each, East India , Wirehouses, .18, *Cheapsl4t. • • . I General Assemblage of fl.a.eltild Furaitore, nhout 900 Vols. of Books, Floe-Oros, Bet of Dr. Thorotoo's 11 ironical Prints ' Piano-forte, a capitol Tondo s L at h e , an d n great variety of Effects, part the property of a Bankrupt, and pact the clear- ing of two Gentlemen's Houses, removed fur the cense. aiface of Sate. By Mr. J. H. SHERWOOD, At his Rooms. No. 42. Bartholomew-dose, on WEDNES- DAY. Sept 15, sad follow* Day, at Eleven precisely, oa account of the number of Lots, GENUINE Assortment of 1101/SEUOLD FURNITURE. inclodlog good feather beds, mattresses. wellitteddiligt four. post and sober bedsteads, with damask fu mi. town marine window curtains; mahogany chain; tables ;• chews of drawers; nirdrotes; bookcases; sofa bedstead twilit% tables very eveelleut pedettal sideboard $ large pier sad choosey glosses $ rich mirrors; carpets. $ china and glass; *complete towing lathe several caphiti fow rifles, and pistols; shunt 40.1 volumes of books, itssongst which is a scorer Bible, 1672. nob maigtoni motes. hlaidand's Hip. tors of London, a Collection of Law Books, and others on va. :how subjects molest imiroments I and ailacelbmeuto ellen& Aka, by direction of the Magnets of • / BRA- rapt, the remoinlog part of is Stock; tmotwi e s e if suidey. plows •pf .pitpetlog*bed-tieltaw,teroess cloth t chintz furniture g bed-sackings $ hearth4op ; hair-sea og ; sls good tappets, nail other articles. To he viewed no Tuesday preceding the Sale t and Caw lope, had of Mr. J. H. Sherwood, 42. Bartholomew-close. DEVONSHIRE AND SOMERSET. THE MANOR OF EAST PULWORTHY, CITY OF tONOON, ro WIT. BEFOltlt VW. LORD MAYOR. IJOKY M'CMtTY, of No. 16, , Providence- A.9raw, Finsbury-sqwwe, Rectifying Distiller, do valuing -1.1% and sokminly make Oattv, that the Brtusdy malissfactared, and sold by me, in imitation 4.f French. is perfectly free from Okla. Vitriol, or tsar sober is jarioust arst.dr. Its iwperiority atisiog solely from a long expeneere abroad; nor tbat in any Brandy lotaintforiared ..r e.. 11 by me in future shall the priucl pies ori which I have hitherto ;stied be deviated fr...n. JOHN M'CARTY. Sworn at the Mansion House, Loudon, this ¶2oth day of August, 1111$, before me, (Signed) GEO. SCHOLEY, Mayor. TO PRIVATE FAMILIES. &c. (For Ready Motley.) IMPERIOR BRANDY. sit per Gallon, to he had at Nn. Iti. Providenee-rnw, Faishury-smsare, in any qmintity nit than Two Ga'Sao, and delivered to any part of Town, free of expence. SUPERIOR NOYAU, at X. ISt. 6d. per Dozes (bottles included). Orders also received by the Avert,. Mr. !NAIL Nn. Nuifalk-,teem, bliddlebeit Hospiial, where Samples may be seen. EYTON, STOCK-BROKER, the Second -Iljo Haute in Cornhilt, and 18, Coventry -street, is happy e.. ar negate to his Fristo.ts and the.Pubtit nt large, in.. corn mower meat of It new Lottery, of only 12.0 a) Tirketo. to Iwo. dia. - itai; September nth, enniakiag Prizes of e'20.000, £lO.lllO ilte. mad on Prize lees 111:111 £2l). an arrow-meta a hick he bupes alit meat he a lewd of every Lottery Adveratmer. It is with much pleasure EYTON is enuhkd to add, that the following Capital Prizes, via. : n. 18.824, a Prize of £lO.OlO 6,848, n Prize of £5 0 6,941, a Prize of ..6*,)0.1 248, a Prize of £2llO When thelasi Dny ha the Imiorry just 'aril, Weft all Anted owl wad at his truly tango:tie Establish stems is Coridull rend Coseairysotreet. a hrs. be respectfully invites his Friends i., retake of she favours or Fortuue, %silica he intends dist, Muting NEXT PRI DA It. .41110100 MOLT FRIDAY. VAHROLL and Co. Stock-Broken, 7, Corolla!, aail ffi, Osfordiareet, repel ifolly acquaint the. Public the, hale s mot variety of Ti, kris and Shares in Sale for the srAnt I.OI7RRY; to RI (1N DRAWING the 17th of Tills MONTH' (frisartothee). • TIIE SCHENK CONTAINS 2 Mai ..f sellOo 2 • • • 10,000 with it *seat proportlon of falser Copilot , . mkt no Prize 1•511 J.l l, £14).-ertir Fir-t Thou...anti Blanks wilt he aloe ratified in AC °each, tasttl the rim Tick' rtr%ten it Ps me :above £lO will Tr. rise an alight ion.sl I'6Zr of .4 1.1 0,0. OrtiPrs from the Country (pot paid) punctually attended tn. P•iriiriihir Numbers may be obtained at the :Aimee Offices, if not ati e.til v .old. • NEXT FRIDAY. QWIFI' and - Co. the Contractors, respectfully re 1,/ itisnd their Friends nevi the Politic. that the STATI: LOTTER Y ligitis Driming nn FRI DA X N EXT. Tile fir .t Ticke t diaan a Prize atone £lO will receive, in aildirino to uit haze, the ,um of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS,—The to , ' 1.000 . 1111 , tuk% will nl-co receive X2O ench.—The Lottery a.t.o.i.ti of only 12,000 Tickets, and the Scheme contains 2 4 ,e V.OOl are X 40.000 2 I0,"00 - 2(1,1100 n . I,OJi) - 5.000 6 . 5011 -2.0. V 7 - 200 . 1,400 2.1 . It 0 , 2,000 11 . SO - 1000 2.3:4 2.5 - 44,600 Ticket. :ind Shares are selling MS SWIFT and Co.'s 011icea, Ji m . 11, ~,P,.oultry, No. 12, Chariou-crow, and No. 51, Aldgale lilvhe., AZA lip, BUKNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, rese-cifsiliv inform the Public. Tickets cod Shares for the prekent STATE wiry. , t ore t on Sale al their Of- Aces N... 9.1. Enrol Exchange. London. This Lottery. consisting of onli 42.000 Tickets will eminence drawin g on the lith of SEPTEM lIER nest, mid will be drawn in Two Darr. THE SCHEME CONTAINS Prises o f r st?o,6 0 2 Prises of - 10..00 With other Capitals, and has in it no Prize of lets 'Aire thaw 201.—The First Thousand Shooks a ill Ise emitted to MC each ; ;sr Firu Prise ab ove 201. to 16400 ; wad the rim utivvg 41. lb 1h Secood Pa 7, to siO,O)OM, 4411 u... -, On the First Day of every Mouth is publighed for the Prowl,- tors, by Sheerwoott. Neely, and Jones; Pateritoster.row. Lon duo, and may be had of every Bookseller lo the United King. d. m, price I'. 61. each Number, that very popular md esteemed Work. • T IIE TRADESMAN; or, COMMERCIAL MAGAZINE. Ench.Number of the above Work captains ;shoat One Hun. dred Pages of closely printed Letter-press, nod includes Chir on! Articles on all Subjects connected with Commerce and the Arts—Notices of till I. oreiga Inventions, regularly transmitted from the Continent—Review at the mott s poptilnr Productions of the dav— Specification of New Patents—Lim of Patents r.r In ventions—Commeteinl Lao Intelligence—Literary Intelligence —A Monthly Commercial Report trod Retrospect of Politics— Miscellaneous Informatinc—hvglish, /ketch, nod Irish Beak. rotas, I)ividends. and Certificates—A impious Price Current, with regular 'Nide, of Ilse ililferent Markets , _ Stocks, &c. &c. -From the Mass of useful Matter which the above Work con tains, it i+ evident that their is no periodical p u blication . cii., lent whirl) is so well fitted for the Counting- beim of the min. Its will be PariaMer chant, the Manufacturer, *and -Trader found peculiarly intere.ting to Young Perinea ente r into into the Comma-trial World, and In th e Merchants of the Mans tiering Too l s i to the impaners til4o ni the Out-irons. the Trades. man's AI gaiiiic is ill prove highly valuable to a book of proem! Reference. UNDERWOOD'S MEDICAL CATALOGUE, Far Itll3-14. On the First ..f October will be pabllslied. A CATALOGUE of an extensive COLLECTION of KOOKS in ANATOMY. MEOWCINK,SUKOER Y. MIDWIFERY, CHI:MISTILY, BOTANY, tic. New and S. cold Hand, inehedina nit Asmrtment of vaionhle French W..rks on the above Brinier, JatelY imported. Sold by Thomas Underwood, 40. West.Sinithechl ; and 3?, Fl. et-Street, London. To which are added, Tables at the Pay of the Medical De ;utmeat of the Army, Navy. sind FAO India Company's Ser vice ; a complete List of the Lectures delivered la Loadaa s ulth their Terms, Haws of Attendance, Ac. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS. . M..4 _FAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for curing, is all its stages. the Venerea Disease. One soadi Pill is a dose; and the taking of one box Is a tweet can will soon convince the patient of toe certainty at a sps* no, covery. Nothing ran be better contrived, more safe, er men convenient thin this remedy foe myth as arewbliged to go(oam ales, or to sea. in it needs no esallatimeat nr restraint .of diet tun sixty yeart experlatee (hi as extensive praetke) bat prov ed that it will et 11 cure when repeated salivation and all other methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chroolcal Disorders, this Medicine hits not its parotid. Upwards of 40,000 persons of both sexes have beestAdtpOy cared of the above cruel disorden; within the last ei Prepared and staid by the prssprielOri s Thomas Taster nor Sae. Manahan nt the Rays' dwilennst Louts two the list of real Surgeons. pubilshethatimaßy by the Royal Lot lege). at their house. Na. 9. New Bridge Wren t where eon mane attendance and advice will Mere% by them in ail mu relative to the above cataplalatitto tat4nialble swarm; A by bet , Le anairameat. at the Peelle/EN _St. Allow' relent, sitt-all t Mr. Unborongles T.y Neap. we„ 7 . r e grene e e, . ; and by one person is. rice) , casaiderable Mom ai On I Britain, ac. io bona of oals eta ... , ~. .+i ce .. ~!~ IrHE CORDIAL, BALM of GILEAD is highly I. esteensid to lbw East mid West bodies, for staerishine mad lealgerathat the Nervous System), mod swine as a general Resta relic: In debilitated Commitetions aristeir from Coma plaints contracted im hot enamels. The mad Stetweeteleas warmed mad stoptlied relaxed Pray: ef reedered the invilmfated ; and -4 the imimested . • ~, 1. ~ ---., ~.: -.~: o , p Mt The sth corps was at -Goldberg„. veil* ra.Mind Lauriston's orders. " The 11th corps was at Lowe:ll64 i itetrer the Doke of Tareatum. 44 The 6th corps, commanded by the Dttke gusa, was at Buntzlau. The Bth corps, under Prince Poniatowski, Wall at Zittatr. 64 Marshal St. Cyr was with the 14th corps tbei left leaning upon the Elbe, to the camp at Koenig+ stein, on both sides the great road from Prague to Dresden, pushing corps of obseriation •to the de. boaches from Marienburg. " The Ist corps had arrived it Dresden, and the . 2d at Zittau. " Dresden, Torgan„ Wittenberg, Magdeburg,. and Hambergh, had each' their gar4ton, and were armed and provisioned. " The enemy's army was; as far as could. be as, certained, in the following position : " Eighty thousand Russians and Prussians had entered Bohemia on the - morning of the lOth, and Were, on the 21st, to arrive on the Elbe. That army was commanded by the Emperor Alexander and the King of Prussia, the Russia. Generals Sm. clay de Tony, Wittgepatein and Mileradowitsell and the Prussian General Kleist. The Russian and Priisdin guards formestfr.ss part of it, which joined to prince Schwartietiberg's army, formed, the rand irmy, and'a force of 200,000 men. This army was to act on the left bank of the Elbe, by. passing that river in Bohemia. " The Silesian army, commanded by the Prussian Generals Blucher and Yorck, and the Ressiau Ge.,.. nerals Sackett and Langeron, appeared to collect upon Rieslau; it was 100,000 strong. . . " Several Prussian and Swedish corps, and the [insurrectional corps, -covered Berlin, and were op- Lposite liamburgh on the Duke of eg gio. The I force of the army which covered * Berli ß n was esti. mated at 110,000 men: " 'All the enemy's operations were made unde r. the idea that the Emperor tiould repass to the• left bank of the Elbe. . .' '. The Imperial Guard left Dresden, Marched on . the 15th to Bautzen, and on the.lBth to Geerlitz. ." On the 19th, the Emperor went.to Zittau, and instantly ordered Prince Poniatowski's corps to march, forced the debouches of Bohemia, passed the great chain of mountains which separate Bohemia from Lusatia, and entered Gabel, whilst General Le. Fevre Desnouettes, with a division of infantry and cavalry of the guard, obtained possession of Rum burg, cleared the neck of the mountains at George's.. that, and the Polish General Riniinski took Frid land and Reiohenberg. This operation was intend. ed to disturb the enemy at Prague; and • acquire cer tain information respecting their designs. We there learned what Our spies, had already informed us, that the elite of the Rusian and Prussian army were trio Iversing Bohemia, and pelting upon the left bank of the Elbe. Our light troops pushed to within sixteen leagues of Prague., ~..- . , . 66 The Emperee . v*6 . 4 Zittpis on his return frees BOhrtnis onAbillgthi at ten o'clock iu the mere. big.' . 1 4 f He left the Deice of Benue° with the iii co rps, at Zittau, trkstrengthen the corps of Prince Penis* towski. He placed General Vandamme, with the Ist corps t at Rumburg, ,to support General Lettere Desnouettee. These two •Generals, occupying the .poslnt iu force, caused redoubts to be thrown up on the height which commanded the point. The Empe• ror took the road to Issubau, in Siletia,where he are rived on the SlOth, befere.seven o'clock in the e'en* ing. , , • , • . , , • " The enemy's army of Silesia hid violated the neutrality, and passed through the neutral territory On,* the 12th. . They bad on the 15th _insulted ,all oar advanced posts, and carried off s'etag vi. dettes. • . - .. "On tie 16th, a Russian corps placed its he• ?sea theikber end the post of Speller, occupied -.r .IQ° men of the,dieision of Charpentier. These brave mein, who were reppsiug thensseivel .9n,, , tbe faith of treaties, kw to arms, passed throne's. the enesny's centre, and dispersed them.. .Theg r iiere -commanded by the Chief of Division Guillereelg,... , "..On the 18th,,tbe Duke of Tarstituregava Ow Geneeot Zecchl, to.take thestpall Aspen of lijilm ; marched there with an Italian brigade ; he bravely ezecunedhis orders, and caused the Snell • loss of upwards Of ..abo men. General Zeecid ken ,offieer of distinguished merit. The Italian troops ettihkell , ►. r. ;verses are .warmed ail steadied t the, reensed intes r or snit.i net titibby.Aesit, readered Arm ; the modes inviitoroted 4 and the:; si ft modeled linihsevvered with Arta ilesh sad the elbowed ves- • . sets replenished. !loch as have the eare,and eileepshnif, ftipier, the studious , det is yam the sedentary port of the estesanWty, insull never be I I wiliest the Cordial - Belot of Mead, shin arsisavei Diseases is I the Mil l inviitorases the nsiti, hoproleathe roetems.aisd on. , tha helaginathso t revives nod eabillottes the lengvid drooliowspirits, prompites digestion,- sod tweets the nerves. . Tats medieint.le said, la Bottles. prick 1114.01,44 ror , fair la b ra gee Psetily ik.411, fur 3911. witch the:l%olor tont .0 1 4 e 1 " lb. Dottie, by all she YediYtodeyl Utile vadedAlegs. em • I &MC To prevent Caaatertells, observe pnrtkliosiy ‘ tlyt the words -cm pansh Oulniort, Liserpani," ire primed no she Stump. ••• As Dr. Sofoion's practice is' eivr heroine' to pest arid la extensive, shot hi arias* regagelmenireqedt• a eoaddandile t _ of his Haw and attri osp i riz ia . when tundill_ad ra rdr Ostial ad , igspl i tilfra • s ta t te 1 44;t10 he in- 41 ; 111 MoatT goeftrr , Dr S°lftwllis ow Liverpool. Paid 1/ P 1 limo ; • . • • . of • perposts,tiriiwathe SW Payable se likevenewslemmad Wools it. The Beek wusM sky apse dime/Wing the bill, there are the tames of two salve* *ones in Imstions Spa* the hill, Nash nod Cobb, nail they knee a Cotertilandeut at Beithury, whose name is also ea the bill. The Prisoner held eat to the Bank the security eta third perm*. who dos not exist. Can it be said. that this is not an impositim se the versos who (Rift she hill ? 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