The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-17 00:00:00

TO PRIVATE FAMILIES, Etc. ( For Ready Moory.) SEPERIOR BR it NOY. stt la. pee Woo. to y be bad at P/o. 16, Providence row, Fuoborpaquare, ua luaus/yam less than Two Gallons, and delivered to any part of town, free of epeocc. SUPERIOR NOYAU. at S. 19s. 6d. per Do co (bottles included). Orden also retained by the Agent. Idr. Dodd. No. 10, Norfolk-dram, Middte.es ilospida l / 4 mbere Sutoples *ay 'be seen. AUTUMNAL BOWEL COMPLAINTS. IMPROVED TINCTURE OF COLUMBO ItOtlT, sanetiorsed by the Sat medical talenis, ns a superior remedy hi those romplafews of the stomach and bowels which are enured by corrupt or ucrunwillited bile, and which so much prevail this season. Its powers in restoring the tone of the stomach and bowels, Lid as aen ter of acrimonious bile, and in alleviating the usual dMU d e ra otwasiored by bile, as whet, a languid state of the +Wallach, nervous sick bend aches, frViefilllNSl of mind, wain of appetite, are well described by the but • Dr: Percival in his celebrated treatise on this !OM; :,u well as its great powers is violent bilious voraitings and looseness, and patticalarly whets the sin. , l, are strealest with blood. li alleyi ites the sicknew and vomiting occasioned by pregurincy, and the and looses/ea which the acute pie* in teething causes to iiifouts. A pe,, T eesnii, weedy describing its efficacy and medical eha• racier, may br bud gratis, at Lewis's warehoui.e, No. 14, Charles street, Covent-garden, where it is sold at is. or Rattle * iw threw I, wiles for lt. s Of by Itandall, Ro, w 1 lixehanae t' Ward, iloPiorio 8 Hatt kits, Old Bond-street; said Bon%) Ai idgc. poets. WrAegibter. WOK , DISOiLDE - RS . of STONE awl - GRA- Vt.:L.—Whatever caution Persons la general may otts..rse in taking a medicine, recommended tarmiteh the Friedman a.f . na Advertsgemeno, yet when the disease is obvious in its-..nntare, and the remedy the discovers of it Sargeim b, Pi amain% she Patient ran incur no h•inard.-N1 r. PER K V. 9. Soul hamptim street. Blousrishury-smotre (Proprietor of A DANIS'S SOl.- VENT for curium the Strow m i d Gravel) ha. f ar smile sear ., past confined his practices Irk to r uses of the above kind, mot may be con:silted at !soot evert Weeltiesday. The medicine ts also sold at Boron and Ca.',, tisrom.strees, o pp as i le B oa & street ; and at Rohm's, (tont of the Royal. Eteholif.e. hi Bid- Iles of ; and It. 9.5. t too of the large Buttes 'lever 161 to remove calculus* hr-is in the habit of herniates of a sedentary life, and thereby preveot the formation of Stone. • A CS/N(ISC DISQUISITION on the DISORDER; with thr monacetnent to be oh:erred under Its cure, tan, lw hutt, rice Is. rid. of Metiers. Sherwood, Neely, and Jo:trio. Vow*: ruster•row, So. Pools s and of Memo. and for other proofs of toe efficacy and innocence of the Solvent reference" may be had to the families of Ewell Sarktrille.'Sst, Edward Knattithati. Bart. Sir R. Kim. as 4tall to•visigg other prisons of diAiattton in the three Kingdoms. 110 W LOVELY A LADY LOOKS WITH HER. HAIN CURLED. • OF all the inventions of modern times, *whether ' ll, -/ for elegance or utility, ATKINSON'S ORIGINAL CURIA NG FLUID, sets all competition at a distrustr t tho toriou, chenoicaLtert tele, which is as inneeent tb new milk, is a roost *decant substitute for eils'ponsatuuss, dec. in drei•erig slo Hour, making near', and keepiug the curl full mid perfect during exercise ? or in a damp atmosphere; hence to Ladies Who hate e vpecirsced the unpleasantness of the hair falling oat et Curl in the ball-room or prometuede, its utility must he sib sons; for munishing the. 11.er it far kit rpa‘scti any ibinA known. being regularly ;items...beet by Medical men for the n•wth of Hair, so ketiall other means have proved intilequal I it 'reports a grateful wad delitionS perfume, Aires the mat )mel t mai fascinating appearance to the; Hair sonagistabre ; in short, is sr superior Is say thing ever before invested, 'Allier for stourishiog or beautifying the Hair, float it kat received the Patronage of the Rosa! Family and most Of the Nobility... . S•• 1•1 iohnteles at st. 6d., A... and One Guinea by the sole Proprietor, Jaltl f b Atkinson, Perfumer , remove d to 0, Ger rard-streel, Soho, Lomb's. ; and by appraittioent. by all Ike wholesale and retail Ferfanscrs, HairAressers,wna Alediciue Venders in Town ..r Cusntry. RED (Hi GREY HAIR 4:HANGED TO AN AMBIULN. ()It Iit.ACK. • . • ATKINSON'S YE.GETA RILE DYE. changes the eoloor of Ide hair on the heal or whiskers, from a red 01 grrti t e ,"_ . _on inborn or Mask, by 30 si m pl e is process, that a Lodi ity %poi"' tleman may dye their own Hair with the inmost ease. • N. H. l'uisiDre is well known In meg lot suitor*, and allow. ed 1., be the only article whicb conveys a natural and pertativo nent cohost. price 55., 10'. 6d., owed One Guinea; as there nee cetwerfeit both of the Fluid and Use, please 'otsg'rtet that Poor ore penstaeluskas signed on the label, " Jas. Atkiosoo," coawlrricii w hick is felony. • riIETORDIA!, BA LM of . GILEMS is liigldy 1/ esteemed in the Enct and West Tnctirs, for nourishing and invieoraiinr the NerVIIRS Shades, and acting R 4 a general Reyna rative in debilitated C ons idiutlims, arising from fSiliotis•-Com plaints. rinitriirted in het climates. The •enid nod tremafttes orrve.a are warmed and ciendied ; the relaxed fihrse. or ".1.1 Aabbc flesh, rendered Arm t the muscle; invi-coroted t and I ke emaciated lituh , covereJ with firm llesli; und the enhanced yes rep7eiticised. • Such a- have the rare end education of females, the stildioes to sell as the sedmitary purl of the community, should never be without thu Cordial Balm of (idead, which renames Oilresors to. the head, lavigorotec the Naiad , lieprotesthe-wiernaen c Nod (11 ,7, Jiveos the inutAinatiou; revi ves an d exhil i rate4 the Initioro drooping spirits, promotes digettion, nett braces the nerves. This Medicine is add In Bottles, peke 110. Poch ; et four in WIC Faintly Bottle, for 911--. by which the Purchaser pores nue Bottle, b) all thq Medicine Venders la the Veiled King dom. • - Tu lorrvon4 Coenterceits, observe particularly, the; we worth " Sand- Solomon, Liverpool," are print e d on the Sinop. • lie At Dr. golilmos'r prtetice is untr heron* so WM . Mut extepive, times his oilman* rotovirmems rripsitiss colimOnthle portion of his lime sad, iiiiendiince. e xp ec ri. w h o p ronsqlted h,) l e tter, the usual cotnpliinent of a paw Poem, !finest) he in da sniVettnaid,'6or he' them ditrelk al."1" 1) r• ".° ll llO4 iSsossr.. war Weaved. - - Psid double postage.'- ~~ wrifit.Esomm Attb ORNAMENTAL. ' . . ExPERIENcE HAS MADE THOUSANDS WlST..—Baldness or Grey Hairs will tot be seen. Those . who have good Hair do not know the value of it till they have the usisforturw to lose it, or turn Grey—that was too often the ease of late. Several Ladies and Gentletpeo who had Wed, Prince's Russia Oil for years, aid from the use of that abate cot hair fel nir, turned grey i but. being per- ; as ned by their Hair-dres.. rs to use other, Olio that are advertised, they s.)011 firmed the diferenee—their•/lair fell ea; sir wire have declared they will use` no ether ' Shim Priisee.'s Russia Oil in (mute. It is primed the tw't and whodesornist nrep.oation ia the universe for er:islminff lAr At lieu dre.,.i11.4 real nifake hair, and is so greet ." notarisbet 1 1111:1-e. COliStiilitly, never a hair will fall of or taradgres ; in • where there is 1131'r h, tiature, toid it h slat thin nib .Id, arid she least rams sem.:iii, hy using the Rosin 01 legalist Ir. you temy rely on its twine restored.. Tatman.* of flensktnes . that were halt!, have declared, after using Pritee's Riau' Oil ' regarartv for site month- the In.id places became coveted wink hate, give it a fair ti sal uy tr-ins it regularly. as it canna how the effect Remy applied at inters/Os. It turning reiblish or grey.— ; It is teed by the Royal Fatuity, and by Ladies and Geo tie:nen of distinction. Ladies will. Sod, wiles dagger N ith I this Oil either real or false hair, that It keeps the natural gloss, and an eierelse a liweerr wilibrior it out or curl 'the et he'e day. &Vend Olken la the Army mid Navy, and others flat kayo wed the Russia Oil for dreesieg their half taloa abroad, where . sieve have been levers and ether dimities, Hive tenon ked tifry have renwitird is perfect health also several Ladies that had • beet...paged to the head-ache for years, base dcelitrerl Since they used the Russia Oil for their hair; have been relieved.— The Proprietor is vend.' the aromatic ingredients. his Russia OiLid prepaed.witli,smight prevent iatchiog disesue., us is is wen known in unhealthy climates subject to fevers. by the is *nod she of' Aromatic Oils, escape the worst Abrades. There pre'auatsy simple loth:kitbag have bees .thought link 04 but when tried, are rowel of great benefit., Moe, penises Who wear fulse hair negjit In use no 'nt - her bet Prince's Russia Oil, as it is not way the hest far dressing, its it .does noisier( use hair, fde. but übwurevents cowl/big diseases. it is 'an wonder pentra: , who neer fabie hair. are often *Mimed sithelse head-ache, fte. its en 'person that- weals false hair loners what subject it may be token from. It 1 / 4 no win der that the Proprietor has so many fiweign' arders, as well ae from persons" atirisad. laiirl Moira took out a quantity to ludic t also his Serene Ilighnese the Duke of Orlerus, ut Palermo. in Sicily, has scut often far d o zen Large honks,' payable at Messrs. Coats and Cio.'s Banker., Sarand. Baldwin, the Conn! is Egypt, recnonnends Oils PI a Itre 'Privative against contagious di:tales. to all the Medical Pub lican's*. Anweatie Oils are particularly recommended as a preemptive, and in Malta has been generally recommended by' outward application. In Amenea, a great call has been made for Prince's' Arm. static Russia Oil. het thrtsigh the gre.d demand some villains have there countei (cited. Sorry In say, that there are some villains in this country trying to counterfeit this valuable • nf title. An American Captain has 'Sectored, that at ons diet in Philadelphia. twenty dollars was posiggely wffered (or * genuine bottle of Princes, London Russia 1111. Several ems. neat medical meet in Pihavlon, ten it theinbriirrs, as well as vew. commend it, only do eat like to have their cameo made publige, Be particular in askingfor Prince's Russia Oil, and 'see OM the Got ernmeLt Stamp n on the cover of each tootle. sad ild ' Earle, at 81. per batik, or one bottle, containing Nor malt. at 11. 2s. is a seeing of ten shillings; or six large . for H. duty included. Ladies awl Gentlemen who constantly new the -Retina Oil, will find, by taking six large bottles, it will be a saving of for poutids. Sold by the Proprietor. Prince; Dentist—Observe, it Is npt a Shop-4sractlYot+oshe Nu. 7 the Nainhers me irregular I. Julia -street, •OgAwd-sireeh • s Sold also by Mr. Sanyile, Pt!rfanier le his Majesty, New Bond-sireet Hendrie. Perfunier to her Majesty, street ; Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and' Pthu. teas, and (juke and Dueless of York, Coekspur-sorrel;Had. fns, 0, Pall-Mall t Newherry,.4s, St. Pod's Church-yard ; I/iees, Raw Church-yard';" ley , 95, Fleet-al Aim I DuN ter, 4, Cheap Stranded g in E rßae ar t 150, 6 i 8 0 1. xfo P rd- " s r irre s 59, Fleet-street; R. ink; Bolton, Tint, Royal . 41reliange • • Petfunwrs -4 Medicine licence assures es, that the Barariptitonay luta env tered Upper Mottle, and is mare/doe epee Lintz, whilst the Army. of Italy . is. penettiting into Aus trian Carinthia, kid -approuctfing the frontiers of fityrias- . ' 7 .trit 1(0) , -•• 'ifS ^ . • Accounts from.;eblAweariatt •auslAtellest Tyrol, continue to he very t iatisfactory. ). .1 , • • • NUTS, Szrr, 11.—They talk of fresh hd_voltages obtained by the Grand Army, coutut t auth ,y d .h his Majesty the Emperor: BAYRIUTII ' SEPT. 2.--Before the last victories obtained by the Einperor Napoleon, In the neigh bourhood of Dresden, that eountry suffered some ;mildness respecting the Austeiaus. It wet said that an army was assembling on. Ike southern fron def. 'of 'Bohemia, and that It was destined to act *Celia us, but now it is no more thought of, and the enemy's small detachments which, since - the rup ture of the armistice, showed themselves, have disep peered ; p the we, now are perfectly, easy. We are assured the Marshal Prince of Moskwa's d'armee is. karching from the Silesian to the -Bohemian frontier, and that it is preparing to enter tlissoklnedoet. - Several other corps d'armee appear' to hive the-same ttatination. The French are now Masters of the two.great roads which lewd into the kingdom, the one by Pirna Giestriebel, and Peters *aide ; the other by Gabel, .ilumberc, and .I.nag- Bunzel. That from Erittelti 4 . -Sazon appstirtit be.equallp, Open. • • * • gr.a0.1.1 'fir/ :1 , .__ iongin , proceeding from Borah°lin to Copenhagen, mat arrested- by Swedish brig, and carried into f stadt. It is with regret the Danish Government sees it• self forced to take up arms, to revenge sudb and revenge Its subjects. Orders have, in rouse. - .quence, been given to the Commanders of the faces by sekand land. g‘ Every thing justifies this relolution. Govern. ment tuts but too long suffered the prOvocations and aggressionsof a Power, whose hostile projects and perfidious views are now notorious Co all F.:drop!. The. King places his entire confidence in the faint, of his people, aryl particularly on Ids brave Nor. wegians. 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'ANC' ' 4414 •••• ' , .., li ssom pifimmaillx, 1 0 7 • - r - . ~ 0 I, i ' ' er"4 ' "lI I KENCTI S TA - . 1" X '.. . 1 bliirlitiog :Nes - grey; f ibre without - effect. It . e , • * ' I only' envitered, that the 'elportatlon' 'or e l i.rn waji S. fili , 2- ' - .. .. rro.lloliaift.Oiene Es:EM aOliN I . Ce, perforis * SuP t •• 1 , -:- ~.,,, AI lis`plErs) ' ..,W-iiii-ihit . sp,:: ." ;lii.r . .... '. 34"...- ---4114.1". Pilie ` te 'hitte 'l lkf * . fttl ' Ill .: brOld ' en, toter in Swedes a prohibition which eridentli '' '''j kii . '' ;ke . &e t il e 4tfirt . 774 - 4 1 1• - . diia4964 Tdr SeptelebEt state 'tfrii : ihe Emperor could net • e s te " t ° D uallh u 1 • l it e st ielyed To which whit bit'adeed, - ‘.• ' A tisie s' golirg to re. st evi a tit i n victual Norway.----IC was thus it wed iinletiory. THE THREE AND TIIX.EIEUcE.,•.:.;;• ; • lig i ii /he mops , *- 804610446.L,40. ii„. : 1 • 0 sokomiki te diet - Cepitist ' die p4olia• -- , goo d , 0 4 4p „read as d•o roott t h e enemy t o. . to compel by famine the Norlvegiaottit *. Is._.„eorsi , sudil. U. half huillid. . _ i _ r " -- The Dools to be opened at belf pot -des w'rlliglis IXIMII ,•• '' .._....-......- ''' ' f ' • A,............4 to 1 ATOMY of the HEART, - CRANIUM, itoti ` the Ute- r u les, who. ea. pokes Ise per.- Swede/. '• - -i. . ; • . .. pin :11 iinlf pa , t silt. . , of the Illed= s a t at i l e nor- at, 4 4 Ihe Swedish Government, relit* n as. all t uf oot itioc.., ), . ... - 0 , - 11, :• ', if *tenets if powerful allies, openly deitstii it! the * ees- tilteti ' lli g' -to do', .r* tel 444 I - " TrICATRE-11()YAL, COVRNT-011111/IIN. , - er re 4Preeo . lo t e itiT i ve se w in tie i h on l Rid 1111 . 1 . 21apik duo rir it I S present h TVENIA ,I T G, Sept. I s t; .ISOI , , ' • 14) .v iec ily 'All. RAMIK om ni,.. 1 • .. ,........_ ille” , -• ' • 1 Thika t ke.orro t rentot t , re m a i ns I na go od - 046 2 w don of /game y, and proposed other countries. to oast tot e ' Danmark is an indemnity: It was clear to all the primm i f i rr . L. L inan. li n u ltt ri l li A ctir ' blz sr " - e5 • _...1„,.... , • • and. iis. het i c iest force to • • make head age , wiirld that such a . preposition was isot: adruissibli-e THE POOR GENTLEMAN. e. awd J. Callow,iapadaa; alai Couswiblo mod ildr..llliiiiiiiioc - ` "meth theeki. he Tally. All the details toatainAsi In After whir+. * ' •• A Prowpettus, cloutioleipitte racticulara air as above ! h o s . ..letc oni. " tor y , /ti tia n: t or/. yo o: A utt il oo : pen o rn_erk reject ed it. isle Swedish Goeeroraent redoubled its hostile BOMBAS'I4 URIOSO. • . Wth lslay be had of the Pubialliers. To which will he aided, &Mee hoes' Plr Jewels Rauh* to the * .ierue , was , not re.orgardeed, and , tonseguently did 1 4 twoNsfett it , preceniad all communication by inter. • ROSINA.. 4 • so .sr frepernormbrei 1133tg t hot 1 ' * kW iidisig. . , i,:- s a- dip ipiLsot oo d itioltgo, • so t t tn • i rropt • , - . iipitietite toured if Ibit posts between Sweden and. e 4 78. ; Second Price 31. 6t1.--Plt. 914 6d. t getl o 4 11.‘ . s - ....., 1 • , Price. 1%.-Lower Gallery, 11. I We"' P!lre/ it. , -MPret e- .. I . ..ill ' - 4 - • IC. • -.4 "'y .. -•-- * - ';:".- that the kiekbit -• a fesoo r 44e . _ -..ts.:6l , 4.o.swoduh . timpittsio .....,,, 1.. 4 becoad Price, 6d.. 0 . 1 ., , . - a*gir f td!bile‘ .B o, Vold•W•ti c tr e la iro. • V " - 'it* ". the 34 of WS mootis.7 "."- Veport hardily iiteet . , ll* 4( 1 11" Wilti**°4l4 a H e t .6sereit tl i. D°6l . . EM 0 ICKES Hi ORIN: 1, 1:i '. 'Lowe* that nisi Maility. bailable(' a - &OA lambs o over !Watt uy Posterior t r eaties ''- and tall sonar CITY or LONDON, TO YfIT. i 'I. . , a‘. i ffy thelsst'ireaty of Joenitoopieg.. Even the Swe. r,EizoitE THE I.olto odAYOR. • ' if A I RAIL et A NRODOTIQO par LE tiARoN . the coalesced ironies. . . ence- iik qttlitai 'IPA: DlPRlOTindtirp r ... gai rbrt•lP". 4l "‘ ' • , ir § . . .- to ' ti i, -,_.__, . dish ships•Of war prevented the vessels of other sr* ir JOHN Ni , cAavy, of No. 1O Provid de la stelae tie i NIC Y °II 79 • IPT• •"'"' ' - f late kerb from Sai,pux, aitreat uki4erssrolirisoPs lions from plying this duty at Elsirteur. -I, ruw, F try _ m „, ; ,.. g eth ryt iq; paiiller, do vnlonto. Cl rarasant nu tableau, permit et tic k , ► id oesp ilt: y A b e a m' Pella rudest le,lB ( nte b Siecie. _ 7 7.--- lisiwy 1 0 make Oath that the Brood mama "A s wedish Marine 011icer 4eclared by writing to t wil l" s alli .,m Sl in, nit .; i n i m iratma ; J r French, is rf lil y free fr.'s% Fier nill arc'!" ui 4 i r s,resqlograillo see, Ale Quatterlysad * ors tootc hi i , • En utionwer a a •i m t Ersiu t t ) 77,h ite.seup. _1 °Pon , porten events the Royal" Goveenor of the Isle of 'Bornholm, that P On Or V ItIA,II nil any other injarinto aide. t it. superinrity lw , .same Boakeeller von, be bad*lsfely Nab • i*NCI•R en [bet side.. - ' • . recei ved orders to take all vessels bearing • the arwogadely (Join a boa; experience abroad; nor that itt . anv i dIt:MOIRES DR EA MARGRAYN Dli RAREITII ' D • arAMBIRO ; SEPT. 6.-The Pilate of Schwartzen. I he D o hoaisdhreceidog, and intercept oil comMunication bed B ran dy ma a u f..ciared or sold by mein future stall the prate - Ptiorease Revak de Prime, Steer de Frederic k Grand, hes - plc. - ou * hick 1 hare hitherto Atte,: be fru*. JO R N micARTy. pee elle mew. 2 yob. St s.- D ion ' bk. . rt ri.. , ,wit IN, gi. • ,i bal l s beed-quarters were on the 30th August at 1 tween Christiartsoe and Bornholm. This order wag, Aton.-SIEMOIRS of PRI,ICE. I g . DO_ F l aa o l ir rr o 3 izi s g l ea gue d . - oirect, soon after carried into - aerie - titian. ' Mt Sworn at the Mansion II Loadoa, this 20th day of hi Eh, 0 I RR of PR IN C4l 0F.1,161N R. 104. /logo!, 1813, before war. i5i,...1) ono. scnotty. Mayor. _MEMOIRS ofPRINCK tiLIGP.NE. Ilk. l id. to the • T R ft eClNl Plit :intel. li 0 1n 1Scer belonging to-the Doltish marine comedies - 1 ....... ...,.....,..... •••IllitllNV 16.. bl L4lOlllll of CONY ESSE OF: LICIITENAIL 10t. lioente assures us.. that the Bevarlawarmv has en. l e,...,, Ilciertheltn t. CAI nonlin'oan oils ar l ea p atnet ho A i ACCOUNTS FROM ST. SEBASTIAN. Sr. SEISMISIOiIi, Seri. o.—Since the battles w hie% took place:osse Pamplona, nothing of 'tiny eon._ sequence interred at the army (the siege of St. Sebastian 4bin; on het slowly) until a few days ,it,go l when the French attempted to ielieve it, end I foe.that purpose Soulr made a rapid. march from Bersasse with about 45,000 men. Lord Wellington Wised frees his head-quarters at :Lama, and after' a desperate fight, gave Soult another corn. l'plete drubbing. The Spaniards behaved with the most noble and determined bravery, 'and had three Gene. rats killed. In the mean time fifty-three 48-pounders ! completed the breach in St. Sebastian,' and a general assault was given, in which we succeeded, after a ;'considerable slaughter on both sides. Never did 1 British soldiers act with more spirit and gallantry, I overcoming obstacles which, perhaps, to any other ' ; troops in the world, would have appeared insur. mountable. Part of the garrison escaped from the, town . and reached the Castle, when the dastardly lastlais, Immediately on finding our troops in full i Peetrasion of the town, shelled it from the Citadel, and in a few momenti this beautiful City was in lames; a, few days after it was a heap of ruins, and '.there is nothing now remaining of one of the hand- . somest towns in Spale, to mark the spot whi.r e it once stood,-but a pile of ruins. The Churchtilone, it-Was thought, would have escaped ; bat the flames, which 10 continue, are-fast approaching it. The - Castle 60111161 d. out s and is now. being bombarded. It Is supplied with water by only one well : yesterday our batteries directed their shot to that spoti whcii , The French Officer.commaeding resorted to a method .of stopping our fire unheards!' in war—he placer} our prisoners round the well; of course our Mins ceased. Only conceive the cruelty of such st: pros . ' ceediug. Thd plunder .taken at St. Sebastiaaals eafili :to be very great. , • . 1 It is said that Marshal the Duke of arentum has gained new advantages in .Silesia, .and that he is marching upon Breslau. The Russian and Prussian army which was in that country, had too extende4 ' a line to defend ; General Blucher cannot suffice for all ; thus his troops are fatigued and &con; raged. • * ,-,.., ..1- ' Aucssuaon, SEPT. 4.--General Count iilfredicluisi . still his head-quarters in the town of Ilcalasyso.lblooi thing has taken place on that point. ..„ iw ., .., 1 We have received intelligence from th e hair t artia corps under the orders of General ltagloviich;whiCh, forms a part of Marshal the Duke or Relgiotir carpi d'armee. It was on ..the 28th August tncamped. iti. the neighbourhood of Interbals,• between Tress I)riisin and BnyretAth. . . COPENUAGEN, SEPT. 3.—The Coqentiageo. offichst dqzette contains tfie Efanish. Declaration of War against Sweden, _ttiArti-day(Sept A ; it ititis h ht • • .., ..• ,f;,; ,„;,,,,,?, substance as folio*, :--' " After the peace concluded at Jeenkoepleg4 lei: tween Denmark and Sweden, the. King of Dentnarkv, constantly applied himself to maintain The goad s Intel.. ligence reestablished between the twopoweri. Vow !. ever, since that epoch, `the Swedish 'algae near - the': Cattigat has not ceased serving as Illatliin for vie, enemy's cruisers, notwithalanding the engagementi entered into in the nine treaty to .. protect Danish vessi i eels on her coasts. The subsequent state of war be ? , , . ~ , tween Sweden and England • would, it is true,' cools*Tko following is an Extract Of It I:Attic-written' Come change in this order of things I hut, peace be-, by an O ffi cer .of rank t dated Colada Als, fessafe„, ing afterwa i ds established between the two 'Govern- :near St.-Sebastian, Sept. t, itif : -„,:-..: 4 InentS, it was no longer npon the coast near the Cat -' 64 The city. at St . Sebastian ' was ioieb on' tbo .tint, but - upon all the Swedith coasts that Prndihi.3lst by assault, by the fifth and 800 volunteers. 'oarigation has been interrupted. • . —4 4.l'hese columns entered the ditch at eleven . ' 4 , 1 It was, stipulated in the treatiotJoenkoepirig, o'clock, find at twelve they carried the town : the that the sequestration should 'be taken oft Danish i.columns rugered *tech from the dank Ares of the property in Sweden, _and nevertheless' this elguie , ': enemy deriug the time'they . were in the hieact. The *knot been isecuted en the: part: of - 4W Swedish ! rem its were very strong, and they were obliged, to GOWntlannt, under,the most frivnlnlisf cetaxtie.' - I fife lo'reerni on the top, of the breach from their left, . : ‘ 4t tb# Ipsignipg,pf leg gut, ilri*Ly i pf 41. i i WlPelngiimPossible to get down the breach being io (140 e was . concluded WeAo the courTa of 5104. i; steep. Our lose, I should t h ink , •is nearly two tes 'arid 'Si.' Petenbui , and . 4 piti con rases ' l af thpusand t .111 e enemy sprung a mine eii, it* l i ettiot ll o i KU' fitatinlit'then pr Ueda- iftorfishninei &lithe s i the breach, w hiCh d es ; ro y e d one hundred ;4..01414.. troops—their 10- - - - - -died, )s'i teis 59, Fleet-steel; Rigge,.os, UlleuPtale t notion, Yuri, Ititynt "*"' P ------ ----; -. • , .'• . • littelinge; and by tiontitritielloi reffilmoird ea bleakhie execution Of the plea already estice i rmt p.b ? s qe de hi own troops—their loss is about five hun dr ed. 'Si . , e . Vender,. * . • * for taking possession of Norvittro , liNtldr;dieqsatiss - usual; Our :troops gave this& quarter. 'lle mistleis AFTER IsPrripir4,g THOUSANI)S (which eon be . v' wan lig ( tiliPS Wllll,eundlid.ll, kg I S.44loo l gosi ,oiw the aof attack t our brigade which formed , .. wooed by the Proprietors of the pristelpal Newspaper), tb ankle it valuobk article booms. It must be villany In merino 610 Prillillt. Etifite 9011 ..9 , b VII 11 94 1;04 kge4 9 o 4lg . (*co k e d.. en or d er to marc h to the '. 1 . ; to counterfeit it. See the last Medical Aet of Parliteasest,„you touger keeping an/ aPtilintsci tk beams .tesk ' fro #P . Wssl i wp gut to Unitas, we found Soult had •:...- - affi s iial l eurieVigi ibintalra s . ehTO ; ' ado` a dtplrate attempt to . reir!ve gt. Sebassiaa . . .i. will bud Po hire's Restin Oil mutt kam a l'llediclue Stein,. A s ..LL.. Penalty. the Proprietor hes leave of the Conusholomms . otbis . Ellemlinve m s + •t_ ~ e. , 1:,4 4 r , _ I, sl , m iu j i t e b d ly: w s , li t e torsji ciini. t . l rn ik oor e nt .to s ' i lm ajn v i t tis bi rta ch ate is , n. : lA bei . n ,p uzi i i , ter# cr . aid perfidy to tarn' the 'Borsreglitv saki ti The , a threw i 0 bri t i git s !T e r the ilidassps, and had . :. thlm ° Wi l ma. they owed to • • their. legitimate • 'twit I phased overt 'tWoL stiong dotumns • which - were vii the envcr of earb*ettle,..-the counterfeiting hi for iftif ; iibeiWe' .v. , Spank rd 4. and d r iv en w ith Pure tiny Sh o pke e per dor H e le.deneer telling Rada Oil, Under sign. Norway was landatei withistiditious pedals+ . •., serenity apposed by aka any pretence w i yietec , w i t ip m g ibis British Government Swap; si phon. , . . ... , . . • :' 7 5 . ~ -, . I much loss. • . . . . . are itnyoninrs, nod sellers of eimmerfeltv. At there have been pint •coutplaions is the *gam e y, ; b e , 1 '" At •till REP, 1 1 . 4 t,s 1.. o.ffeldillbtli . Probff qf 1 `" I hove only ,llesed Jyro i k ilsadwa . 4 i ! f : p ot s - . .. .. &intik gel Prince ' s genuior lettain,ol4 therefore, to venation*, banish Irsilliff;. 110 with grain.. ,Alrtrisill i l 4 o s 'Ting 44 any share la' • basinspa l in which . 09 ''... • .. time Ludic:44nd gentlemen Oil er.ltle in the 'reentry, iii , la yq is ili ii y eith er . Sy Otivernmeni ie . 'f''.. t Vat il t aSteUrS' erittani q uet sent' ttcr Portage:li, , iuffei. 1 dies** one l otiod'itivier lir a biter, directed util e , p r i m . ; . % ,s ~ _ . , . sumo, fires held hi Swedith, 'ptwtair 'Whets they' lid 911T•tety• Colonel' E nue. lisimecetitlf ‘Voinded. Drunk, Joi l o-ote g tes;,'Ogfortbilreet, Laudon, well wee k s. , br . 'e'en! 01 , .5s rtaecal"'ii ows.gOctik. or 4 z Issie far 51 . .. no ' tas asylum either against teapots , dr do one. . The lipantait * um wa fleet uwa . 'opposild b y a Merriment; elipialu,.•l9ll, l l°l,lFY n'ilik,..eiPeil,'4ls4l ' 1.9 1 41,1Prit 4kl .9,91, 1 00 1 ,!.010g1iXt Ike ,iblisilfets 404 et' ieteet* .guarde e sl4 , ohaynd nobly. . g their Obder• to an ivadiesab - sa. e_n o r r ai agedieb * they deal w ill; 4 . 4oudin, w ilt TO Übe agawa ßce . , i witiequenost of which wore so toil to the Inha. . liar Ike sinter lest two Oenorol e s Iriliod p , sad WO) - • , •. • • • . , • - . . • • ' i ' . . i .•• ' . . .. •Z. . • • . . - ~,--. • . - / . • , ~, , . • . , .. .. - . . . , .. • .- . , ... •,,, a . • _ ~.... _ ~.... , . s ~,, I . . • 7P, - . • _ • Price Ix. , FINAL DEBATES on the RENEWAL and A CEPTANCE of the EAST INDIA COMPANY' CHARTER, at several Courts of Proprietors of Etna India buret, as the 901, 1.2114 Itith, and 21st of July, , 1813 WI Ito Appendix, containing an Abstract of the hilt for continuing is the Company the Powersion of the British Territories to Isdia, together with comb) Exclosive Privileges. Printed for Muck. Party, and Co. Leudeuhall-street. Of win. may be had, in I Yob. Bro. price 1/. 4s.=in boawk w A COMPLETE COLLECTION of the DEBATES at the Twist India Howe during the Negociation far a Renewal o; tied East India Company's .Charier. • 11, 1 Wrenn. miiy be supplied wish any of lie fumy . Debates to complete inch /kb.