The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-16 00:00:00

ti +` No (IN MONtiAl • 1 • 0• • ' IIIE BEett To LOOOIi flexes, Ss i See.enet tae Prig t.—Lower 44diPri, ; &toad t-rier. nig VTR P.- RO!" ON MONDAY 1,.. 1)1D1 • y oun g N.erral. Mr. Belt- T o w hich wi;i I* added, innowe, 11..1DDINs or, Tllli The Woes to he opened en is half violists. 11-414404111 r. r Nitturil .Hllonis in J. jet been consider .b% uogneetsiosiblh taint ilw large.t ns.emhlage" of etiadropeds, Reptiles, Fishes, lot. cf.. and S in !tee known wind" . .. exhibited in the most tw uiifid wanner, .end arranged. an -prelim; to the F s tern of Lie own-. io a, to form an easy (N (P of inftleitelkin bt yeeeng th , Will stud 'Warne History. The tit relan Edition of the Cavelsitie, deseribtitir Fite , 'y bun, and Cue 'softies in the Cofretiust, i. jail pobliolied, prier 2..:;€1.: no I.rge pnirr, with 011(e)..1. Open 11.1.11 t'u.k. 1,, e. , c 11.7, A C ISE OF' VISIT ESS. ATRADESMAN,• who is. reduced by usiavoids able matt r.wn h„,, ", pe ewit,. rircomstaners, and baw. been rootitie4l ist :9 p•imin for three months WO 31. a heie he is megferitg Ihr realey4 poss'bie distrets, It blv presumes thos to subunit lit- unCrosoate t.. U twiertou , Public. The A dtertisre Fl4lll tierce rma I (+Altera and his wife ex pels us be etil in. alio n four)h in Cie rousse of another moot h. Ariel tins* nisi..red of e•er* article hr posset-ed, to praetor bird 1 , 4 his chs..trra lie reprints diosilinte of es eo Li thohite of linen, or a !.-d tit lay on; mid t.I wife nod children auold have been rquoilly destitute, lan for the heaecoliner• of a t ar ty, who, hetirioe •if ibeit ( ! ituation, humanely. pratided them with a WO*, a4l Armin, xhenr temprtravy ',lief. As the (Weer • tiJer i uhrolately :tut the lotus of ro4ing even a single Orion, hr can hope Vt. Wog hot to be starved in iirkaa, leartn4 Mi. tonsil( to a a orliottse, itnle(s some benesoletit h sirriched forth to e them from their' impend -11.4 fine: met cinctl•tie obtain hit libertt , he 4:04/1(1 immediately ehonn viapltr twat, that tsoald enable him to lapport his (away. • 'I he priietdors of his nnforinnate situatitin may he known of 'Jr. 111.1"4r. (i.orrr, so, Westiniowr-road. , near she Obelisk, by whom the suralleA iltinaiiims will be must tbwkluUy re-. rived. • , t11 .2 - nr ... • Y. Tile 41911-A, ly Mi s Spent,. k Aim; rite )(et fifty*. 3. DEM ETRIUS, 16, price IN. Ad: &um's. • • • 4. fon. TIFINMS ItERSELF, '9 "veils. %Net Britt 16s. 64. 1,0 :•••••• • . 5. SIC ETCH ES of citA CT I.: R ; or, Specimens often' Lire, SW Mid Edition , in 3 voK. 12,u0. 6. MARIAN, In S 40,11: 12nvo. priee 13s. board 4. 7. 'ROSE: and EMILY; or,l Sketches of Youth.. By Mrs. gobtreb, in 12atn. price ss. 6d. boards. 8. The LOYALISTS,no aibtoriad Novel. By Mn.l West, 12.3 tot.: 120... 11. h. boards. S: TEMPER; or, - Domestic Scenes, a Tide. By Mn. Ople, in 3 v,•l*. 12nto. 12. The W IRISH GIRL. By Miss Owensoa, a Dew Edit' in 3 rub. Pitidp Is. AT HOME, a FarcP, with Music, in Two Act;', performing with geueral approbation at Carnal Ga rden Theatre. - _ _ Aton, Pave 34 • THE STUDENTS of SALAMANCA, a Comedy, le Five Acts. By Robert Fritac6 Jameson, Etai- Likewise, by slie same Author, A.TOUCII at Ole TIMES, a Caipedy, price Is. 6d. T 111; ogiD Hy Kesuolds, Vs. bd. , TEJE. VIRGIN <Oahe SUN. - By Ditto. 9.c. 6J. . W Esr wivn, ROA RD1! 4, 16 HOUSE. Its. BOW to flW,f r LOVE, Is. DARKNESS vtslat.r.. Is. HOUSE of MORVI LAP, 311, • K I LLINGNO MURDER, 4s. I.OOK at 11011 ii., • PLOT and COUNTERPLOT, 2s. - MUSIC MAD. S. -DAY afterltia WEDDING, la. SL IMOLA., 14.6 d. TWO FACES ender a !Loop, 24. 6J.. . • 'WANDERERS, 'A. 6d. . ' Piloted tor*C. Chapple, Pall-Mall. 4 TRKOM Awn GOVERNMENT OF INDIAW! 1 " .''. .M r 4,1111 Oar s . plutfti, P Is.. h.bin. Irelig EX EDI ENC ig w prrA NEI) 'me!. tinging the SY6TEM try winch IN l'RADE.itud GO VERNMENT tit INDIA sere Raw regislatel. .By ROBERT GRANT, Eq. Inneon, 1015. °'_ "tinted fur Black. PArry, and Co. LendenlialLrAreetvlind J. iliatelmtrd. • ^ EAT INDIA TRADES. • . . . . . Price 1%. . ~. tLIINTS on the PRESENT STATE a the Q ukSTION between M.; MAJ EST Y'S . 14 INISTIAS a id the CotjaT of DIRECTORS, relative-to the Ratertral of the East ladin Company% Charter. -•-.- 1 . i Rchittptifttrßlaeit, Parry, awl Co. Leadenhiiil-strert • f • wiribuithiti.kou - Nr - Abr;•• - gii...e. Head boo,. Sooavaill, 10.001110, she best'Artmasmodatioa fa; Trgyeilers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. the &1I Wl* Pest - Coaches, Moil Leaches, &c. act esti from (hi Saracen's Head ho, jusTER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, 'Falmouth, klartmaella, nod Salisbury, Net Post. Coach, every Morning al half-past Six titlark, with a Gnarl, through floolton. As- Minster, Oridport, Biandford, Basingstoke, and Bogshot. • BOSTON, Spalding, Peterbotongh, Stilton. aile [looting don, New Royal Mail Conch, secants every Evening. . Coaches from flosion to Spilshy, Loath, Grimby, mid Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsfard, Stout, and Lite+. *el& Mast Conch, called, The. livpeititins. every Evening it Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's . Head Lou, Dale-street; Liver pool. Guarded throughout. BATII mid BRISTOL Flying'Post onaeties, through Chip penham, Caine, =gad Miltliinnighl. every Afternoon; aniseat May's, In. Greyhound Inn, Hash, and the L•lnden Thismas-street, stud she Swan Brims', next Illbrning.—Codches In 110114. Ketolgessiater, Taunton, Ite. • LEEMS Nee Light • Conch, called, The Rockinghnot ' sets out...eery Morning at Isalf- pose Sexes' o'Citork; cao ries Four Insides only, slid goes remarkably e,;sy, with a Guard through out. Posies through StainCird. 'Newark, Realm', Doncaster nod Ferrybridge,ni she Golden .Lion, Leeds, cent 1)u y nt Noun. Notwithstanding she uncom expedition at ibis Coach, it is, ationed so he rooe most apt rabic still complete Public Convey awe on she North Road, beisi uorqualled in Accom:nodmiou toy any other. . , . . K ENDA L, LannSter, Preston, Kirby-Lontelal;,'„ Bolton Chortey, ()rontkirk, mod Gars.ang Post Conches, every Af:ge. 111/On g at Five o'Clutk. Guarded. GLASGOW, Loagtoon, (Ireton-Green. Ammo, Dumfries, Briiiiiihtil. Thorinall, Sanquitar-Kiln, Cammack. Kingsatell, and all port. of Scollmrl, Comperdown Couch (Daily). ... . - . YORK. Newensde, and Edi::burgh, new Cola.it, pelf mud wkb A ()Ward thr..egbout, sets out every Monti •cut Unit tr , t - d Sitclock, h.' stay of livi erselt, Reiford, Tadcaster. ar litigfiito, ' Nortloullertisn. Out ham, Morpeth.. rind Heroic _.— Pas,intees.tl44l4, Menisci .es fatigued . front ati. alengsdi of try 1 journey,- sisal test *WA time they itiratog, ,1014,411 en vrectipijon i It Mumit no) . ,ittirtittnital Are-. J. Cias4, *IOWA: Swei,,Cot-.1 ney-street; Irbrir, tem C..nehri to Ilm4llsill,, Sem-W. 1 tooter, Wi.ithi% hml oilier Mmes., . •-• , 1 . .: ' :'.. • 1 1 . .BRl.DtigNOlifil and Walsal new 4Paia Cossell, elver,. Evening. - • . . . . CARLISLIC'Penrith. mid Whitelvsven. ; host Csfach, gni. 1 with Four • Horses, and a Guard all s!!e was PISSCII, ihrlainill itraimh. Applehy4 Great/ o ' 6 4e. Rich:mud, k alleilfk,• Bo- rmighluidge, 14:ethiohy. A herfortl. Doncaster. and Atiarthain 1 (the nenrest oat by eighteen miles), sets nut every Nl4iiiisiz, i nod performs nw journey with the grentea facility. Pelto•env!rb 4 deinitied•ron the Road by Nisi:win or pleasure, have the ( recoliar advosaiige of their seats bring secured in the nest Coach. WAiIk.EFIELD Post Couch, every Morning, at half-past Six &Clock. CHEI'EIt, Newport, Whitchorch, Tarprirley. Nantwich, Northsvich, and blidtPewich, Post Coach, every Eituingi at I Five n:Clotk. $U l '.; UF. ft LAX D, Stoskton and Yatm, New Coach. every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton,'Neiticastle..Walind, and- Wolverhampton, Post o),ach, every Afternoon; guarded. I SBA EWSOURY, WellOgtod, and Shilfnal. Post Coach, the Ro%ol Charlotte, emery kaolin:, at Five o'Clork„guarded. ! SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock- 1 'news, every otonolog. SOUTHAMPTON. Winchester, Alresford, nod Alton Conch, ), every Eveuinl.- . . BIRMINGHAM Mercian. P.a. Coach, with n Guard, setXl mat every After ffffff n, and reaches Birmingham next day alma.: P 31114,4 by Ost•rd,• Eretoli, and Shipstoue, to the Saracen's Head, alt-street, Birmingham. . . 111/LL. Niirthcave, lloWdeu, Thorn. and Doncaster, Post Coach, - every Morninz at half-vast Six o'Clock, to the Butt aid Sun Inn. Meton-giste, Hull. . . . • - lIERTEORD, Ware, Hoddesdon, and Cheshunt Cnach; every blousing. • - TOTTENtIAg slid EDMONTON Curd), dully, at !salt ine( AL luilf-it '2.'4ldr-trait 4, and half-past 7, o'Clark. - • " Ai)v IC K. • WIIEN Men at Education and Professional Skill, use persevering.enileaVouis 6i diecover she Most safe and certain method of treating a few . prevailing Diseases, the successful result of 'their experience is the best proof of saperioriey. • kinirs. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been indweed to meek, the cure of the 111nwimt the object of their partlcelew study viz. a certain Disorder , frequently contracted in n moment of intoxication, and its cenconeitants, Strictures and Glens, which, by an improved plan, ore lipeeelily and effectunlly cured; atalso Debility, whether arising from liacChasialeiw . indselgrnces, lung residence in warm camases, or Ai tenet solitary vice,. too often unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes; in the one caus he:sterility, or borrenneser and in the other as numerous train of Nervous diseases, which; if not timely remedied, terminate in impotenee uaA ConsumPtion. in thnislistressingstate of ty or sinficiency, whether the consequence of such hnnefei ha hits, or arising front auy other cause, by which the powers of the constitutiontironne enfeebled, us regularly educated Sur -00;4 of London !hey offer as arm, safe,. sand speedy restormisin to souivi and vigorous health. Thesresult of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by at superior method, to remove Venereal l'omplaints, how ever. inveterate or complicated, withmet•subjerting the patient 11 , th eleast restraint in diet or exercise; and recent Cases, where an early applicatiou is made me discovery of the infection, they frvoently perform a cure in the slionspace of two days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which hat,' sieves been known to fail in nue single instance in le practice of , fifteen years, during which period many ihousond pennies of both`, sexes have been cured, even sifter severe nod injprioni methiide had !wen punned lay other Practitioners without Oki), induces them to tlms publicly offer theiradvice. . Messrs. Boss stud Co exclusiyely professing the cure of these particular nouplaints, in order_ Oat they may not foe, marked by a mistaken few, with the tifilliquy so justly attached to the Ignursent empiric, think it but jostle e to themselves to state, that they hove hewn properly edurvied and initiated into every branch eel the professitio (certificates of Winch; from iliderent Hosple• tab. and testinsunials rrem' the most "renition Physicians, they havete convince any inquirer), shut the success resulting from their endeavours tint induced them to quit' the penctlee of the general Prisclitlinter, mud they presume that their preten. liens cinnamic a fair genius(' for the uespreeedented conlidence with which they hate, by the Oteblie, been sq liberally be mitred. • Patients in the Coubtry are re/owned to state the pulley lan of their ease, age. and manner of living, inclining's; Bank Note foe Adv is e an kiedickees ; and. the saute will be fonensrdesi to any pan of tlke Kingdom. 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FA.S. mid. .tallte-.^ • - • • the Ilth of April, al Twelve n'Clock,..when upwards of IA from 1 t , .,r, #. .0. -01. 914 M. a Seemill --C be Adlitionat the coatealairslin Fir s t B,fitt oo , Lot* of Ilooem and tar/Inge*, of vanasa de s e e ipth ool , will be Vereitl er). tv,. ; s ec ond Ptice, 10.-"par‘ r . 1 1 hero pk.iffid'' - a atreas.9qlllol3 of inllnematicat, .41 Me: tonte . of tee. id; ' - e _omen isrlytrhithe iII the Tr .idc ate !a i m o f th e r .sry, ,caleulated for gentlemen's Vii, 'chariot*, curicles, ' Middle Irieleu vo.pit ~ . - : 4 '• a . - •''-' ~, hatier,, &v. itripty id Sate • • " -'. it IL. eel YT . 0 i a ,) l: Ni . gr . mo r d A ir L owesmik mpg, it etli ttergip n , w2. rater _ To he viewed the Morning . .. . .- • _Nei . eastet-rma i sued:, MarrappAihetillio _ EVENIN(;, April iv, lin . Freehold 7 , :rtasea ia-otfordetalre. .l tiara • • . *Of,whoot amtv'imitak• .• • b. .. ri r•n. : 1 .. . •' 1 ii tbe PIRPT P;,,P t iiE,ll NUM OV.Iq:4I).AGNOGR APR , At Ibe A action 'Mari, early itf piny, - 1 oppos po u 0 LAS: . / 1.1 th e !MITTS!! . .ftl.WPIttatANN4Kp:l67 litestont Author, 114 1 OUR FARMS, in the Parish or Tew, in • the I the D , i" s ower. 9-.lof eiteh . ' ji • ' JIL: canna of Oxford, Tithe . free and Load' Tat redeemed, 1 - V:; % l e •ad ,r. Y or it hli alad d i rti blP: lo l .l l4 ) ; ii . r. ‘ 1 : i c i i‘ iv. _ ,*, rri j.... . its .e .pr ie arr i.'npiev imer a osa tllet .wat imie ek vit e ..*R 4rit te. pliii*d avi. it . l ig n . royal . flan. e: e lled or blows by ifte•hatnett-afSuarche'l . Th i mi N E ,, rul. conch , o vil eaftuuld F oe ... and Tracey-Farm, 'end, hat 1,8010 Acies pungt maitre, 4.1114 r „i n o li ms ov r n e. r .t ti r o t: e t. o kAz k l:• ,o i ie. 1 lit .it i c ri es tffj o v ie ft ri c.s e - FFI — I -- S.ISH . en 4 i Ito w C7 l, l l l .r f o r t. :l 4 N .. A t hii it il A Ult o l v T, r o i i t fast en a at lca ugtH e. 1 1 . hl ev eh ;Li u :pima' hit _ iti. at* - - • 1 1 ,', 0 4 , 0 „, 13 merit, . - • .---- • --lit- 'rife , fiErtar land t • ' e, .., -• • ilLi..:_ t ,,,,i,..., wartfirker water, i ,,0 , bryarperrilho ?Inv) amt., . 1 1- aw're. Ai TA,. 14.14146 : • hot 4.1 .. s l os braranalli44 Pena& __ ..,_,_• ' ' .42 . _ A.. _4**v...it. 4 . ,_•• . 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Bed ..riffiejnil•....l*l4lfr Sibil..l4oB4ffi . t ,,,e, Acjklit Wise, rurnisinagram, rower stair ut airy rat y et Wißebawk 40 Lnlidon. Mr ready mosey. , 4 Illevr. int , . f*,:.iiint. Owlet Tneerni I r d IfiniSrPgrso find lan, 0fh,0..4, ee t ioiring greio hies of4Clflir at a ba4.4tifeilice, rim hr ev irplir4 met J. 1;!:. } ells. til.orit rirmrstnents are &wrist kit. 44. a .444:14. 4,f preparatino, ready for the Public demands. - . l'h, find; supplied. . ' • ' • A Sale of Second-lard 11.4sie)s0ld Fernispriand all deserlii. tin .if 6..0d5, tivery T .usslay, at T;velve o'Clork, at lite S;ile tin.ims, in-T,aberimde:stosiki irturre.styff. Poioic p in y rely en e%rr‘ ;titration twin g paid them, tither in 1114.1 or burin. 1 I 4 .4.6 iiitfadeti-for the Saleinay *Writ i: by Tuesday Even- j kg. .. ECCENTRIC TALES IN VERSE. • lin Ow VDiume , sonli B v a. price N. iu boards. ESCgNTRIC TALES in VEItSE; ascribed to EORGE COLM AN, jun. El. fort . z . hiog sew Vilna* slhis Hroad (iriai, The Second 'Edidon.. is much both nra it, and humour. and ability, in these Tales; they are wpil told; and the last is not the Icast deserving of commendation " British Critic, February. Dill London; Printed far Thomas Tegg, Nn. 11.1. Chrupside. and No. 1.12. High-weft. Edinburgh; C. Cluipple. Pull-ms.ll; Wm. Allmon. fin, 31. New Bond-street ; a n d all Bookselkis in Town pad Costars. Jost published. price 40. 6d. .TEGG'S NEW CHRONOLOGY. ^ A cIiALLENGE. 2, CORN 1L1,,, and 16,47ENtEitik4STRECT. ri 1:TON, Stock-broker, recohavni4 to his.Frientis ..121 LoUery;whicti begins Dlttiyihklits May, containing the following .triking Avittimworto EVERY TICKET URA 10/1 ON VIE FIRST DAY :WILL B E '7C . PItIZIA • TRERE ARE MOE!: PRIZES THAN BLANKS! 3' of ,C 20,000 ef 61 ,008; VITR 4,1 A LONG LIST OF 0 frfER CAPITALS I 70 RE DRAIi% N • • • • fIN TIrE OLD !LAN 8 EVERY TIPEET SINGLY MESSRS... CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's service, challenge the whole -world to prove a-single instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure hitve failed .-f the desired effect. The practice of otany years is ihis particular branch of their profession has not given rise to nee' unsuccessful case. they continue to divert their studies to the treatment and cute of VEN EREAL COM PLAINTS, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequent of the pernicious nod wasteful eilich of a habit long end snout unhappily pursued by the youths of Moth sexes. In the one it will be found to be the spfalling source of liarrenneM i the other have •its ravages fatally develoiwd to them by a dis treisiog some of debility. which,-]( not timely remedied, termi nates in Impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects; while consinniaime, lam of muscular power, stud various ner vous complaints, usually chararterise the earliest stages or this solitary vice: of persons languishing under disorders ineistent to such a habit, their treatm -01.iii*iut pie, send has never proved on siseerssini in the course Of it'le, laborious. nod WIC., extended practice. In she most obstinate and comphatted cases of Ve nereal infection, cacti as olosinetiuns in the urethra, spongy ex crescences, hard tumours, callous 'AMIN eruptimni, seminal weakness, sleets, as also STRICTUR ES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have battled the skill of other practioncrs, are, by their prevent improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the pat i ent 6 ner e ri nz o ne eterti sinting pain aced alarmists hemorrhage whieli frequertay lotto% s the application of the lunar caustic. lii the course of twenty years e mos' ve pra vire in this metro pulis, ttionerous cases Of strictures have bee r:tad are daily us,- der their are, the wilt eradication of which is effected by a safe, certain, nod espeititioos mode of practice. superior toasty ether yet adopted. The weakness, retaliation, and debility proceeding ham this camplaint, is speedily removed, and the isatieut restored to sound and. vigorous health. Rut where the . SCOEME. i Tolft debility has fur years esitired, is proper perseverance in their re- Prior. Value. " .l Value. storative reatedies,'aftee the stricture has been destroyed, Is in -3 •••• of • if 20,000 .. are .. - £60.010 dispemahly requisite' to revive the slumbering synths of life, 9 4 6 8 16 •••• 900 ••• •••• 3.000 received a radical andpertnaaent cure, request that references 3 5 1.... . .. SW •••,..••• - 3,0n0 • tasty be given to them, as siatisfitchiry evidestrist of the decisive 99 50 4 050 ~ 40,10, . duce ... . 13`2.0.* years. and bad heel' under.the cure of Messrs. floras-, ileavisides, The first-draws 1,000 Blunks, > E2O each, 20.01101. and miter Surgeons rif equal eminence, who livens; fed the cure The arrant-drawn 1,11!0 Bblks, .610 each, 10,0G01. by theapptiestemi of the lunar ca u stic, without success. _ _ _h!nre than half the Ti c k ets are sure to he Prizes. • P at i ents in gm coontr , are requested tit state the ',ordeals's- T. 81.11. the Coutritettir, res t. pectfully adv's an immediate' of their eak;age. and general habit of living. &r. ese • inclasial ~1 . i , . .h. a .e, a, fro m the pophinfily of the B Chellieg used the in.. a rensiiinlnce'sfor advice and medicines , whets the same will he ' 0 Inc demand in Tosco and CallatrY' the 'tickets and shares given inr sent to any part of the kinXilum. To ensure that se %:l versaud,srise in price. - • ' crecy SO essential et their underithing. the postage of WHIT. .' P s ersaus. io„lle.Cduntry who fluid any difficulty)* Icing achy he' raided no the account for medicines. r ng . . ". '!; ' . ki : l .. te 1: by the... Agents, are requested to send. their orders Mettrs. Cowries/WI Co. may he consulted by either Sea, with ti: ( astractor s ft/finagle Oases, 4, Gorabili,,or 9,.Cturink.. the gretttest delicacy, secrecy. and homier, at 'heir house, No. t a to.:•, Loindon. ' • • . !' . 1. ~ o e 1.4, Ilattunlardc‘—o-9111 tune Pirlf...-107, Hatton-garde.. . 6 . -111i1YERY TICKET will be a PRIZE on the 6th Mj OAT, in 'the STATE LOTTEItY, containing more . ?SIZES thou BLANKS, b es ide : t h e Plinking C,apitals% ,E :.00 I• •• XlO,OlO ,420,0,n) X 11,4100 .0.24,000 A'lo,ooo &45. tkr. Tiekrt• nn.l Simms are S'Uin in great %variety by WEBB, Stock-broker. 17, Luden.e.street, near St. PAWS, who Snared 2101 Sold in the Last Lottery, 5.L.13. ....a Prize of an 000 .. And 10 Cat:0.4116 is Cle %ear .... 31,500 ••• Per s ons in the Contort , may h« t.npl•lied with Ticket s Share!, up o n 11w same terns voi i t present , by sending their °rem, l oot paid, to tV EBB'S °dice. TIIE STATE LOTTERY. • I A . Li. PRIZES!! N o BLA N K S on the 6th of U. in the STATE LOTTER Tickets, nutn t,ettd from No. Ito No. 2U,000. To be Drawn i n n karat pkrate Da3s, I . .. ' ' ; - . . • . PRICE 64 0. WAS/11140Am, Fes. ' • On the propo;ltidn for eiFludinsAfeigalsweasten • our Tesselaae a weans of weary-. there is a , d•i ity of seniititest stew/gong Federaliits. .While violent warmfrh.oppese th# - Bill, lilt. SUblnifiliett — o . as lying culeeble neglect in the party in not offer. 4 She - propadtbse to (;rest l3rhaju before the de. daflttlit4cf ittat t many . Federal stn see not iw thee opposition, Or otherwise suflicient grounds 'tci reject the Bit, 'l l .l ltepginiipol re ,ens with- Federalists foe ra i tye vote for the Bill art...that by ex. ;.hcpbtiitiott in the 'eighth lettlon' 'requir. of Britoil' nn entire velinquislithent of impress• :stoat, d lagislatiee Othnission 6f the right is made, .mbisouisiaoitfiwed 4 the abOee Of ,the right*- --"-'‘ the President leills-rollairtr; &Arial tilecon" pletsion of thispreseeding t 4n ex gr as above, is faeonrahiet# a coticilistien ; it- shateslauch.of the fOrmei lofty pretension . tht thiGontanuent in in• slating on -the flog us a pxotectionjt:ilse crew ; in fart; it is subnlissian in the sense, itt*iilt the terra has been formerly , used by the party._ Well smight Clopton, of Virginia, to-day, in opposing the Bill call on his political friends to give hitr. an answer to the question, Why did you not-make this offer to Great' Britain before the war, before so much ex pense of blood and -treasure? Although the penal .provisions of the Bill are not sufficient to secure effectually a treaty provision for excluding British Seamen from our vessels, yet it is a legislative pledge of future policy, - favourable to a pacification with Greet Britain, It is not a war Inestsure—it cnnnot be;--.as far as it goes. it looks to peace. Under these views, many Federalists will vote for the Bill t but with a distinct understanding, that in no event Will they consent to continue this disastrous war, at an expense of blood and treasure, of general suffer ing, exceeding a hundrediold the evil complained of —the object of the star. RUSSIAN FORGES. ''''"•oll%-- • The Russian force is divided We three large armies—Lone under Wittgenstein a second under Tchitchagotr, and .a third under Winsingerode ; Kutusoff commanding the whole. Wittgenstein's main force has crossed the Elbe, in order to drive thcFrench- tette towards the Maine. go l t 44, Wittgenstein's corps, under Gen: Becken dojf, as entered Lubeck. Other corps are on the F t lbe, near Boitzenberg... .Part of Tchitchagotf's army is near Thorn, whilst another part is employed under Plaid( in''the siege Of Dantzic. Part of Winzingerode's army is near Custrin and Lansberg. Another part occupies the old town of Dresden, whilst another corps passed Cie Elbe at Schadan, to turn Daroust. About 100,000 Russian reinforcements are on the Vistula. The Prussian force is thus distributed : General Blucher has moved from Silesia into Saxony. General York is at Berlin with the main army. Detachments have been sent to Hamburgh and Ros tock, which are now occupied by Prussian corps. Another Prussian detachment has invested Stettin, which, by the last accounts, was ou the point of stir rendering. A Swedish force is at Stralsund, and by the com mencement of the campaign the Crown Prince of Sweden will have the command of 50,000 men. The Russian force with which the campaign will '..open cannot be less than 220,000 men. The. Prussian 70,000. Swedish and Pomeranian 50,000. A grand total of 340,000 men. To this must be added the force which Hnnover; and Hesse, and Brunswick, and the Hanse Tuwus, and perhaps Saxon• - , v fr fish, IN , , iirirl, d .•'‘,..f ast s \--A 1 , ~.. 1- . ;a ad' 1)," s'exci. and perhaps Saxony, may furnish. • r• . • 4;•', POSITIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY • IN SPAIN. • . I. ' --iissamms—• . . • . . Commander in Chief, General his Excellency Arthur, Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo and of. Vittoria, Marquis of Wellington and . Torres Vedras, Baron Douro. Conde Viiniera, &e. &r.. , Second in unmand, General Sir Thomas • : ra h am , Commanding the Portuguese Army, Marshal Sir Win. Beres- s ford. . Cavalry Division, Lieot.-Gen. Sir Stapleton Cotton, K. B. Ist Division, Lieut.-Gen. the Han. Wm. Stewart. 2d.Ditison, Lieut.-Gen.Sir Rowland Hill, K. H. Sd Divison, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Thomas Picion, K. 13. 4th Division, Lieut-Gen. Sir G. Cole, K. B. bth Division, Lieut.-Gen. Sir James Leith, K. B. 64 Division, Lieut.-Geo. Clinton. , 7th Division, - Lieut.-Gen. the Earl of Dalhousie. . . Light Division, Major-Gen. Baron Alten. Quarter-Master-Genetal, Major-Gen, Sir T. Murray. - Adjutant-General, Major - Gen. Sir C. Stewart, K. B. I ' Commander of Guides, Col. Seovell. Chief.lingineer, Lieut.-Col. Sir Richard Fletcher, Bart. inspector-General of Ilthspitith, Jiuneslilacgrcgor, Esq. . .1 'Commissary-General, Sir Robert Kennedy. ' Gen. Kempt hasjoined the light division. • 'l. • .1 . . When our kit letters left the Army, the follow in 4 , , ti Regiments were thus posted:— . ; 1 The 4134 Regiment, commanded by Major White—at Tread. il 27th Ditto, Lieut.sCal M‘Lean—hlada. r r . 7th Ditto, Major Burton— Arvadtsza. .. , bsd Ditto, Lietit.-Col. Bingham—Ranhadm. bid Ditto, Lientl-COI. Huna-41ear Almeida. . 6SI h Ditto, Lieut.-081. Juhastou—pdartintia. e" ti 24 Ditto, bald. Scatt—Ranlwidas. 20th Ditto, Col. Ross---Pisquesu. • 4., Oxford Blues and Life Guards—Sanhtrem. -• j ' 1 < l ./ ; Oth Reginient, tient -Col. Murshy-- . Papes de Bozo.. \ • Itild Ditto, Cal. AGnent —Votive& . - • 4btkilMtto, Lieni.-Col. Leaky—Aliment" 4e•Belr.r. , ' ' F. Ist Guar*, ,Col. Grant --Viseu. 40th Regiment, Copt. Stretton—Maritlio. • • ' ' . . • 2941 Ditto, Lieut.-Col. IMis••--Aaella. ~. '. . Nth Ditto. Lkut.-Col. Campbell--Foal k 4Toarlda s , „ 8111 Ditto,. Lient.aeol. Carr—Viler. _ ~ ••• ~. . - . 1 Bids &areas, Major May4-IMato Coalpida . ... ... , , ~'._". •r a , I IIA rec.! I'OIVY • FOtt IN CHIAP .Alll P• DURAIILit Pt TO, . • 05 vatintat tAiloaKlrritti4 - 441:10 94. 7 Pet , WITB.P.RIVIsfi r kD 011.,. • • Ettalllghea in IS :• S, V, ItTiary4e-tionne-street, Golden bqu:ue. E 'try . strivg testimony tp the sup Prior. merits of t hi s rA I , Siren by . hointired- of the N u bility agd tio:try, who have turd i 4 Ores years . :end- upwards in line (wig ;caws° eugnev ma,.-be seen-as *shove), on their p..irk paling. gases, iron railing, *rather • hilardi ng, :ll plaster (fouvv..awd. ut tteersterinr work4eholoces MetiPtS. an d Mitchrli to Shticit the ntlent ion of those perspoic, who, a bihi s • Feast" eriivigettn,ing• Paini.'for the :dime porposes, a ,„4 4 ,, s jii t tiou.stiegsligainst i tite groes af.preientleti Pc:grotto; of siinit :glide+, a, they are tolie. groiline at y w es and .Mitalli's only; Mary+le , bi.orge-stiaci,•Goklero sw 4 re yip N. B. Relined Oil for Patent Lamps, 64. td. per. gram Ditto, for Liverpmil avid usher Lamps, 56. per gaßon ; Fine Sprint s. s l a d Oils. _