The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-23 00:00:00

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George Canning, Ay Mr. SADLER , RE LETTERS of vgrus, Part 11. as they Milts Repository, G oswe l l-street, TO MORROW, Nov. $4, appeared in " The Times" tt Newspaper ; from the Ist T.6E following lIORSES : —A Ch esnut G e ldi ng, at Twelve, July, to the 10111 of November, 1812. With a Preface and ‘uther Additions. 15,) hands high. 6 years old, soat . td, quiet to ride, apil a eapftal gig hor,et Brow. ^ ' - • PRICE 6!D. RUSSIA. I PROCLAMATION OYTHE EMPEROR ALEXANDER. IRUISIANS!-At length the enemy of our country —the foe of its independence and freedom—has ea •perlenced a portion of that terrible vengeance which -his ambitious and unprincipled aggression had emus ' ed. From the period of his march from Wane, 'lds army, great in numbers, assured in valour and discipline, and elated at the remembrance _of vic ! tories gained in other regions, threatened no less than the entire subjugation of the Russians. —The system which we had thou fit fit to. adopt strengthened that confid e nce . The sanguinary battles fought on his route, and which gave hint temporary possession of Smoleusko, flattered hint with all the illusions of victory. He reached Mn.s cow, and he believed himself invincible and inv nine, table. He now exalted in the idea of reaping thy; fruit of his toils; of obtaining for his soldiers com. fortable winter-quarters; .and of sending out from thence, neat spring, .freslt forces to ravage and bars our cities, make captives of our countrymen, over. throw our laws and holy religion, , and subject every thing to his law les4 will. Vain presumptuous hopel —insolent degrading menace ! A population of forty ' millions, attached to their King and country, and devoqd to their religion and laws, tits least brava man of whom is superior to his unwilling confederates • and victims, cannot be conquered by any heterogee neous force which he could muster, even of treble its late amount. T o morrow, All in the Wrong, with flit or Min. semwry desi„•nml and painted by Messrs. Greenwood, sminari, Disun. Demoria, Geniis, Smith, and Capon, and their W • • -The Dresses by Mr. Beaks, and Mist Rein, and their 1.&011319. Mr Machinery by Mes,rs. Underwood, Dury, &c. ir e p e c..rationsby 'Mr. Morris, *Miss Robinson, &c. Leader s t , t he B mil Mr, Smart. Itonts to be opened at a quarter past five o'clock, to be io al a quarter past six. I B A ." 7s. &lona Price 3s. 6d.—Pit, Ss. 6d. ; Second g..—Lower Gallery. Second Price, U.—Upper ls.; Second Price. 6d. Kim and Ploir,s to be taken of Mr. Spring. Box Book- I r eacr, at the Ot%ee In Little Rowell-street, from Ten till Foe, tail from 'fen in the livening until the Doors are closed. Toe Hoe estrum*s are to itrydges-street 1/111%'.—Tite Pit en trances ore in Russell-street mid Wolsurn-strret.—The Lower itia:cfs entrances are id flits,eil...treet and Woburn street. — Upper Gallery entrance is in Woburn-street only. vo tight hand door, leading from the hall in Brydrmotreet. m ai to opened for Fete Attoritoitort to the Roftes. and confined to ',me ; and no Free Admissions will be passed at any „ i p or sot Door of the Theitire. Neither will any Person, not R e f, be admitted to pass tlwongh the Free Door. free Admiasious to the Pit and Galleries will be nbctived at their respective 1)oors in Woburn-street only. Vetus ntqee Proboe.—Hort. Printed for T. Cotten and'W. Davies, Strand; and Sherwood 6 Netly,and Joan, Paterootek-row. gt ....roe; a Hawn klgh. n elevet Mickney . to ride, and quiet in hums* allay Nam 14 hands S 'inches arrnnted sound, fast walker, aad nut trot 15 utiles in one hour; n Grey Mare, 15 bonds high, 6 vestrs old gale, to ride, and steady in single hartsrso ; ton useful jou rn ey purses; a handsome Gall9way ; several large sized Band wittehisers, sadH conelters, posters, cart horses, &c. in the whole i 0 lots. To be viewed the Morning of Sale. Piddle Sale l)ays every Tuesday and Friday. A NEW BOOR FOR SCHOOLS. In One large Volume }4m®. containing near Six Hundred closely-printed pate., price 6s. bound, nIIIRNAL READINGS; being Lessons for every Day in the Year: compiled from the proved Audios-diet, trod calculated to combine Etatertainwent wiih logtru4 line. This Selection contains a greater Variety of Polite, Ltsefnl, end Sclentiflc Information, and n inure extensive Collection of intereatiog Anecdote respecting Literature and Human Charac ter, than i, to he found in any other Hook of a similar Na t u re. Freehold. Surrey. By Mr. EDMUND IMAYTON„ Al the Auction Mart, near the Rant, on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 25. 1812, at Twelve, by Older of the Proprietor, A FREEHOLD respectable brick-built DWELL. ING-HoUsg, eligibly situate No. 46, Prince.'-street Roiherhithe, Surrey, let on lease far a short term to Mr. Cole. 'the Freon:v., are ii.good repair, situate in one of the m tvspeenthle streets in Itotherkithe, within a short distance of the water side, and la:messing every, cony e uirke necessary for the fCCeptioe of a respectable May he viewed any day prior to the flak, by Tickets way, which, with printed may be had of Mr. Preston, Auctioneer, ltotherhithc; and of Mr. Driyton, Auction Mart. The Publication has already been honoured with the signa tures of ISO of the most rcEpectable Preceptors aid Got/ernes/es hi the Metropolis and its Ens irons. Isondoa : Published by Sherwood, Neely; aid Jones, 20, Poternoster-row. l F4iurth Edition, with Entrections and Improvements. ernhel lighed with eight Port:sits of eminent Divineb, pike ss. boards. TITEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GA/LIMP THIS present EVEN I N G, Nov. 23, will be perfurnird, PIZAR RO. ASEQUEL to the SKETCH of the DENOME NATIONS of the CHRISTIAN WORLD; belts; One Hundred Testimonies in behalf of Candour, Peace, and Una nimity, by Divipm of the Church of England, of the Kirk of Scotland, and among the Protestant Distenters; to which are prefixed, Two Kim's; the one en the Right of . private Judg ment in Matters of • Religion, the other (lathe. Dignity and Im. portance of the New Commandment. With an Appendix, con taining an Addresaen the Reign of the Meminh ; an Idea of Christian Communion and Christian Discipline; and nn Ac count of the Church Government of the Shakers, who neither marry nor are given itt marriage, but profess to be as the An gels in 'Heaven. By the Rev. JOHN EVANS, A. M. London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, •Pater nos ler-row . Mercantile Residence, Brand-street. By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank, tot IV LC/VT.2OAT, Nov. 2.5, at Twelve. by Order of the Aszienees of Messrs. Ouch, Ilaulhoom, Feotou, and Knoblock, the former Pur chaser not having completed his Contract, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a substantial 1) W ING-11 0 US E, eligibly situate No. 5, New Broad-street, emitainitiguent draw lag-rooms, large dining-rooms, 27 feet by It feet; library ; breakfast parlour; convenient ch:mtbers; nod servnirtb'-rnours; well adapted counting-houses; kitchen, wielshouse, and su perior dry rellarage ; held on tease from the city of Loadoo, for no extensive term, and subject in a low rent. The=e pre mises are, in a most complete siate of repair; particularly adapted for a merchant of respectability, from its immediate contigaisy to the Royal Exchange, Bank, Ric. May be viewed any day preceding the Sale. by Tickets only, which, with printed Particulars, may be had of Meows. 6regoins Dixon, and Gregor'', Solicitors t• the Commissioo, Angel-court, Thragmarton-strret ; and of Mr. Drayton, Auction Mart. T.l which will he added, for the !id lime. a new Farce, called LOVE, LAW, AND PIIYS!CK. T.-morrow, Alexa n der the Great : Alexander, Mr. Betty. • OLD MODE OF DRAWING RESTORED. NO CLASSES. kVING Contracted with Government for the present STATE LorrErtv, we he ,, leave, reliert f„th t, solicit the attention of the Public to the undermett tintici Scheme, and at the same time to state, that we have oh- tamed pecinisMio of Government to draw the present Lottery in flub', h', which means the system of Claws it abolished, a, r%er, ricket in the Lottery will beim* into the IVbeel, nud drawn 'via indiscriminately, iu the woe counter as iu the Old Lotteries. SWIFT nod CO. ISM:1E11E. • 2 .of OO/.1 I h ..6re..4,14000 10. hh 4 6 • 1 . 6,000 I . ....a...Z 300 • • 3:01•6 Scarcely had Je reached Moscow, and attempted to repose amidst its burning rains, when he fotind himself encircled by the bayonets of our troops: he then, too late, discovered that the possession of Mos. cow was not the conquest of the kingdom—that his temerity had led him into a snare—and that he must choose between retreat or annihilation. He preferred the former; and behold the consequences. [Here follow the official accountsof tbedefeatathe advanced guard under Alurat, near /Moscow, by blanhal Itateaew ; of the defeat of I:coeval Si.Cr by Gen. M , ittgenttein. and the noretioF of Polook ; of the re-occupation of :Moscow by Winzingerode • corps, &c.] Price Is. Ftwed, rillHE TABLE of HEALTH; or, Twenty-four Golden Rules, forthe Prevention and Cure of the most common Diveaws incident to the Humun Body. Selected from tlw Preset-106n of Drs. Radcliffe, Cullen, Tisbut, Buchan, and other eminent Phy:irians. By JOSEPH TAYLOR. London t 1101111 ed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Patcr a.aer-11w.. tif whore may he hod, prier ?1.. sewed, AN ESSAY-ion NURSING and the MANGEMENT of CHILDRBN. trom their Birth to Three Years of Age. IWO.. late W. CADOGAN, N. D. •Pl3,llAcillar Ur the Foutv.lioz ~~ :~ . ~F. Elegrint Town flesidenre„ Bedford-square. It, Mr. EDMUND DaA rroN, At the Aeolian Mail. near the Bank of England, on IV ED- N ESDA Y. Dec. 9, 1812. nt Tnelve, by order of the A,- t.ignees of Me-sr. Doan. lloolb . Fetllol/, and Kooblork, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, comprisiag a spacious brick-built Dwellitig-hou-e, No. %), Bedford-square, being the residence of Mr. Oom, contain ing elegant dna w ing-rootn-, dining and breakfast rarloars, li. i !wary. suite of chambers, [misery, airy :mks, large kitchens, housekeeper's room, servants' hall, butler's parry. larder, laundry, coal, wine and beer cellaring, neat putter), four-stall stables, double coacb-boase,w it h servants' roams over, and every other appendage rieces-ary for the immediate receptiuu of a fa mily of distinction and respectability. The house is situate in the most preferable part of the square, and finished on a inotlerh principle; the drawing-rooms fitted with statuary marble chim ney pieces, the walls neatly stuccoed, and richly papered, the offices nu a commodious and convenirut plan, and the stables cominualrating, hut detached, from the house. The whole held an lease (bra terns of b 2 years, from /Michaelmas day last, and subject to the very low granind rent of 111. per 8111111111. llslay he viewe.t ten days preceding the Sale by Tickets mile, which, / with printed Particulars ' may be had Of Mr. Lindell, , Bookseller, Wimpole-,treet ; Metat. Gregstin. Di smi, and Gregson, Solicitors to the Commission, Angekrourt, Throg inorton•street ; and of Mr. Drayton. ,onion Mart. Russians ! the Almighty has heard our wishes, and crowned your efforts with success. Every where the enemy is in motion : his disorderly movements be trayed his apprehensions : gladly would l►e compound for safety ; but policy and justice alike demand the terrible infliction. The history of his daring must not be told without the terrible catastrophe by which it was attended. A hundred thousand men sacri ficed to his frantic presumption attest your valour and devotion to your country; and must deter him from a repetition of his impracticable design. Much, however, yet remains to be done, and that is in your power. Let the line of his retreat be rendered me morable by your honest indignation: destroy every thing which can be of service to him, and our Com manders have orders to remunerate you. Render your bridges, your roads, impassable. In fine, adopt and execute the suggestions of a brave, wise, and pa triotic heart, and show yourself deserving the thanks of your country and your sovereign. • Should the remains of the enemy's force escape to our Imperial frontiers, and att, , mpt to winter there, they must prepare themselves to encounter all the ri ! pours of the clime and season, and the valorous at• tacks of our troops: thus harassed, exhausted, and defeated, he shall for ever be rendered incapable of i renewing his presumptuous attempt. (Signed) 10) - 1,441 32 40 50 320 ... • ... LOCO 3,10.) Price 3s. 6d. hound, HARDWIC K' S TRADERS' CHECK BOOK; being correct Tables fur Hiding, at one Viem. Ike Amount of any quantity of Goods, bought or sold by the Hun dred Weight or TOO, to it Single Farthing. Also, of Goods bought or sold by Tale or Me isure of any K Laudon.: Printed for J. Itichard.ori, Royal Exchnnee $ J. M. Richardson, ; ;Ind Sheri °oil. Neely, and Juries, Pa teraoster-row. Of whom alas - be bid, price 7, 611. TRii OILM 1. S'S A nt-m F.cum ; being a useful Amlst ant to the Retail as well as the Wholesale Oeller : sheering, at ewe Vies., the Value efts Too of Fish sir Seed Oil, it nny price per Gallon. Second Edition. By R. W. Nr•ittitn. Arc omit il3O 00L0 Ticket% AWlleDraws le Tors 1" , The 14th and 15th JANUARY NEXT. TICKETS and SIIARES are selling at SWIFT sod Co.'u Offim, No. 11, Pntillev, I 4). 30, Aldgate High- Charing-Crain, street, Akre, io the lai Moe Months, the fallowing Capitol Prizes IN I'ERESTINII TRIAL• Nye been Zeldin Share,: Nu. 493 . .‘ a X 4,0110 - * • . - = (Ts .a . 4,000 •I.oci 2,270 a 2,0J11 liellidee other, of 4E1,000, 2304, sic• ace. Copybold Building Ground, in the Vicinity of the Commercial Rend, Midst' seg. By Mr. RDMUND DRAYTON. At the Auction Mart, near the flank, on wEnNEsnAy, November 25, 1812, :it Twelve, to., Older of the Promrimor, AVALUABLE PIECE of Copyhold BUILDING GROUND. eligibly ,itmite in Ed ward•street, in the Parish of St. Anne, Limelymce, iramedinirly contigm.us the CnM4sercial-rand, and within n short distance of the West India Docks, containing a frontage of A feet, by ti depth of :A feet, held of the Manor of Slrbunliestih, stibject to a tine of one shil. line, On death or alienation, nod a quit-rem 01 two j)CUCC per ammo. 'flti• land i• situate in the c. sits,. of an amptosiag neienbuttrh.md, (min its inonvdiitte contiguity to the C nv.r. chil-road, and small distance from the Docks, i, c‘msidered a valuable acquisition. May be viewed till the time of Sale, by nppl}ing to Mr. Brock, Grocer, Edward•itreet, who willsheu the Ground, of whom Particular may hr had ; at the Abysms's Arms; and of Air. Drayton, Auction Mart. ALEXANDER. THE &MYER MEDAL. - • • NEW INVENTED TRUSSES, TO GUARD AGAINST THE INGON VENIENCIi OF RUPTURES. Sanctioned by the Society for the Eneoansgensent of Arts, Ma infachnes, and Commerce of England. I IV H I TFO R Surgeons' Instrument-malcer, 1 110 • mid Cutler to St. Bartholomew's Hospitnl t Tross-maker to ',is Majesty's Honourable Commissioners of the Tr:tremors Posed ; and to the City of London Trios Society, for Relieving m- Ruptured Poor, patronized by his Royal Highness the,. flair id Cambridge, announces till N EW•I N VENTED SER-fl PI !STINE CURVE ! ) ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by shi,•ll ;1 Cure, ht many Cases, will he obtained; and he en vv.,. to keep tip the most difficult Rupture that ever existed, without tuconseuience to the wearer. i.e Society of Arts, Au% having voted their Silver Alvin! for die above Improvement, the Inventor has had the honour of mei,* the same from the hands of his Grace the Doke of N .rfutk, their President. Tye Inventor has now the spitisfnetion likewise to announce, lila! to Trusses having giveu the greatest satisfaction to the af flicted with Ruptures, that not less than 1000 persons h'ive, within these few years, felt the good 'Beets of them. these Trusses moving been made on Apia 00000 principles, which no "'her TrU4 4 hits ever been. The Inventor fissures the AMicted, that on a girhalr trial they a ill he 4 liorouglity , couvinced of their oilierkirity over nil 'Mimes now in Vise . ; unfftutty he had al his males the Cwootre Gateway of St. Bartholomew's West Sauithasid; and ut No. V 7 Lombard-street, N. U. Where nl•n truly be had, hii new and complete Appa rata, us a Stith4itute for Leeche:. ; and the AMULET. far 81 '411/ening RatorN without a llone. MILLS'S MERINO WOOL HOSIERY WAREHOUSE, 11, CHEAPSIDR, opposite Friday*lreet. N coußequence of the great demand which MI Ll.s'S MERINO WOOL lIOSILRY burg experi claw% and the approbation they have obtained, during the LA five scar., other ll , suse. hove attempted to 'introduce an We , ior article, stamped " Merino Wool. The Propi irons therefore (in order to prevcot their friends bring th.rriveil), will imarinhlv have their goods stamped `• Oricinal Merino Wool," which are hoer owl %otter 14:1,, an) other sort of Woollen Hosiery, and untrained not to s4l::ik in The articlei consist of Stockings, Socks, Drawers, Nhirtr, Caps, Ladies' Coals_, nod all sorts of undrr Clothing, which may be had at 148, Cheapsidc, and ut sdost of rlr respe ,. tuble Houses in Town nod country. A particular article made for the Gold aild Rheumatism.. BY TIIE KING'S PIITNATI DNOItRIS'S GENUINE FEVER DROPS. 41.. To prevent imposition, the name, Thos. Norris !Howe, is engraved on the Government Stamp round each Battle—all without it are Counterfeits. These Dmys, as those who are in the habit of taking them stn to-tiff, urea pnwertel preserver of health, and an infalli ble remedy in every species of Fever. Innumerable are die ili a:lmes is wilivh . tbeir benign induenre have p re vailed, oven in tpe awful moment of expected dissolution ; Cobl's Coughs, Asthmns, Omit, Rheumatism, Complaints of the !Sto mach natl Hostels, and begisming of , Cassaitiptiniis, , if perse vered m iaking them have widow failed. of perfoisniasa per. fret age, espeitlenee 6f kale a 4:email , Isis • luttuttltabl v pt'uved it ; i.; Cie Measles, Small Poi, Teething„ ."1 all tlisoidert ia eident to Children, their are a sovereign rentedv. The family Bottles WS. if he 'hind. at difposetor's Wear. 29, Lours Hrwok.street, Groevetpor-tqaPTe_i 89 kr , at : 16. lis. and . 94. wholtinle and retell by tat 'etopeinttelf4: 4 e J. s , nr, ibU. Gifford -Areal; and Itraii.friefeciabir of klet.lleine. u A I A !•0 'Dr. NOR R I g'S C NLIBRATED Alllllll4‘lOU 111.1.4 2,1'. W. the nee. ' ' - 4 'Yer• o - :2aP_ a -' Price 2s. 6d. taken in Short-hand by Mr. Gurney, T"E TRIAL at large of JOHN FOLKARD, Surrey-Street, Illackfriars'-road, Silversmith ; WILLIAM FOLKARD, his brother, late of Sun street, Ili shopserste-street. but now of Surrey-sheet, Illackfria&-road ; 'THOMAS NUGENT, the advertisiog Money Lender 4 unit Others, for a Conspiracy to defraud the Creditors of Julio Ful filled, a Rankrupt, which took place in September Sessions last, h ; th e Old H a lley. b e fore the Coto ttttt n Serjeant of the City of London, when. after an investigation of ten hours, the Jury, without hesitation, found John Fulkard, William Foliated, and Thomas Nugent, guilty. The Recorder prolionaced the Sentence of the Court upon the Delinquents as follow : That John Folksiest, the R•inkrupt, he imprisoned two years and stand to ice in and upon the ;Whirs. Thomas Nugent be imprisoned eighteen months, and stand once in the pillory. • Williaam Folka:d be imprioned twelve months, and stand once in the pillory. This Trial discloses the various expedien* in generally and successfully practised by fraudulent Itankrupts to cheat their ~ Creditors; and the exposition is considered ns peculiarly in teresting to the Commercial and Trailing Interests of the Coon : try, by affording a Key to the detection of similar frauds in fus. lure. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; by the Printer, W. Lewis, St. John's-square, Clerkenwell ; mud by alt Booksellers. • In Tan Volimes Aso. prin. £1 4s. bil:trels, TIIE EDINBURGII ANNUAL REGISTER, for 1810. CONTENTS. Mistory of Europe--Appeudia of State Papers—Chronicle.: containing brief Accounts of the various Politic Occurrences of the Year, Lists of Births. Marriages, and Deaths. Prineipal Promotion. 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Booksellers to the Hormariihle Nast India Company, ► Learienanll.stscet, in One Volume of FIFTH REPORT of the SELECT COM MITTEE on the AFFAIRS of the BAST INDIA COMPANY; comprising the, internal Government, Reforms,; and Practical elects of the NeW System of Governmeol; ;dm a View of the Progress of the Revenue Admioistratiou at the different Presidencies. Prirparine for publientinn, ADICTIONARY of all LIVING AUTHORS, I MALE and FEMALE, of the BRITISH EMPIRE.' specif)lag the dote and place of their sulkily. resideace nod station in life. and the titles of their Works. Chronologically ar ranged. LI order to lewder this Work as perfect no possible. the Publisher earnestly solicits Authors. Bettbaslien, ••11 who feel Interested in its accuracy, to favour Pint with informa tion.). the subjects which it is designed to embrace : and Its an , ticipate. their assistance with the greatest. coulitlelwes oltlhey„ I must be sensible that skis will be the must efectital ?NNW or preventing error soil misrepresentation. •sts Communications (free of janstav) are requesteCte. bet,6l6. divvied Mostly at iststible Mr.olfista. Paddle Library, 30, Conduit-street. Hibtsver-spolare. Ln*ttnn. IMAUTIES ut . CHRINTIANITY. By F. A. de am. aroubrbuide Astitsr a( " Travels is Gceeee. Palestise, i&c." trtuulated frost the Pesch. by Frrdeei4 *We heisoesiel,Zitties t • by the keg. ilebrY KW. • . irsiZfts ~: A CHALLKNOIC. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his M!iieNty's survlce, challenge the whole world 1,, prove 0 single instance where their Medicine nod Method of ,Cure bare failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this particular brooch of their profession has not given i rite to one singuccrssful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of VEN BREA L CO M PL AIN TS. a n d that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful everts of IA habit long and most ushoppily pursued by the youths of both ascot in the tote it will be found to be the unfailing source of En rrenness ; the other have its voyages fatally developed to them by a dis t ires.ing state Or elebilil%, which, if not timely remedied, tenni. notes in Impotenre. These ore its remote stad ultimate ellitcht ; j while consumptime, loss of muscular power, mid ruriotw net ! VOws complaints. usually characterise the earliest stages of this solitary vice : of petsons languishing under disorders ineldera to such a habit, their treatment is simple. tout ha- never proved on : successful lo the course of a long, laborious, tout much extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of Ile- Iwreak infectiou, such as olistrucii.ms in the urethra, spongy ex -1 crescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness - , gleets, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration. and which have Mined the with of other practioncss, are. by emir resew improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cored, without the I patient suffering the excruciating pail' nod alarming beim), rhage which tremesstly follows the application of the bur!. eau-rtes In the course of twenty years extensive practice in titi• metro • robs, ouroerous cases of strictures have been awl are daily un der their care, the total erndicatipo of which is effected by a safe. certain, and expeditious mode of practice. superior toasty other yet adopted. The weaklier'. relaxatiun. and debility proceeding from this complaint, is speedily resumed, and the 'Anent restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility hat for years existed, a proper perseverance in their re mutative remedies. after the stricture has been destroyed. is in-. 1 dbleesalsly requisite us revive the slumbering spoils of life, Sea Ili re-nnironie the Constitution. % 'teemed Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Carrie and Co. fur the re moval of complaints of the urethra, strictures, &c. I and having received a radical en; permanent cure. request that reference, , may be giveo to them, us satisfactory e vi de nce s of the decitive bsiperioriir of Messrs. Currie and co.'s plan of treatment.-. Mewl of these Gentlemen have had strictures from ten to twenty 1 mom and had hammier the care of Messes. Moe, Heaviside's:l lad 141ser nurgeens . of equal eminence, who attempted the cure i she Spilletali.oo of the hoar caustic, without WOW. Patients in the cautery are requested to state Ibt partieel‘n hi thetrome, kr, and general habit of Hsi*, Ste. ft. 'sterna% 0 remitmece, for advice sad etediebste.hen the sone will he given or spot de ' sny part hei of Os* kimpi undertaking mnas. the p To ortage of .letten e nsure ro a r se . i er egy swompeutta•tro tr . mar he added to the account for asedieines., u n i f y : Cniemupd C... may he entombed by either sex, with the itid^Motlelltiels Wesley. mid kimber,..ea Asir, ilAle, Na., NI, flattou-gardes,—•-ilth Jam Iso.-.-.llli, Batton-garden. - . • 4%. . , ~,i,-.AN; • REPORT FROM LIED?.-GENERAL STrucntr.. Koubfiche, Oct. IL Since my report of yesterday I have pursued my movements. I occupied this place yesterday ; and having learnt that the enemy retired upon Glouho koe, I sent my advanced guard thither, under Major. General Ilelfreig, who, from eight in the morning to six at night, pursued them, having frequent conflicts. The brave troops of your Majesty, seeing that the day was closing, and that, esupt the taking of pH.. toners, they had not yet distinguished themselves by any important success, resolved to achieve greater things. With the enemy's detachment there were eight pieces of cannon, which we attacked. The at tack was so vigorous, that we took the cannon, seven officers, and 150 privatei. lam now in com munication with Gen. Wittgenstein. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PETERBRURGR, OCT. t 3. 44 We have not lately expected any great battles; for every thing we hear of Bonaparte's situation con vinces us he is not in a condition to risk them. The occupation of Moscow cost him at least 30,000 men. The expence of men must be 1000 a day, if we reckon all that Winzingerode takes with his light troops upon the roads of Twer, Yaroslaw, and Gen. Dorochow, on the road from Smolensko to Mo. jaisk, without counting what the Graud Army take daily, and, what are destroyed by disease and drunk. enness. They. find in the streets of Moscow conti nually French soldiers dead and dying. The despair. jof the French soldier is at its height. Insubordina tion can only be restrained by frequent executio is. 1 As they found many cellars well filled, the French, i are dead drunk every. evening. Nor is this difficult ) their foOd being so sdsnty, and being forced to eat horse-flesh, without a morsel of bread. In one village, the French entered and were supplied with every thing, as well as forage in return they at• tempted to ill-ese the women, when the peasants rose and killed every one; a Pole, who spoke Russian, • to save his life, told them, that if they ill-used him, they would all be killed by a party of French corning up ; this, however, bad no effect. The Starosts (the head or 'chief of the village, elected among themselves) collected the peasants, and told them; I that unless tbey defended themselves, they would be I murderedin cold blood : mounted their Itorses, took: