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

, . . , . ' ‘ ' ,„It ,„ ~' • . • s ~if.. , . O ,A. T. ~ lv --..,.. • ~ . , . - . * --> ', i n ....---,, g - , .. = , ---r: , 2,74 -:,.i. ' 1 7. • ' ',.. 4 ,.. . OK . . , 1 lix ~v I 4 1 :~ _ Ntl MB rt. 6556.] SAT U R DAY, SE 'ITEM BE R 11,'1813. -[!4 . l . c . .s..t*,it;fE-itiktt*O*itA ' THEATRE ROYAL, COVE INT , GA RD EN. ON MONDAY NEXT, Sept.'l3, 1813, will be acted the Play of THE.-STRANGER,- Stranzer, Mr. Y(inng ; Baron Stoinfort, Mr. Barry tlthrc. Mrp.. Haller, Mrs. M'Oibbon, from the Tbeat-re Royal, I* ' ) rk) being her first appearatice•On this Stage. Afterwhicti a new, Grand Melp-4ianultic Romance, called ALADDIN; • • , Bank of England, Sept, 9, 1813; ripHE GOVERNORS and DIRECTORS of IL the BANK of ENGLAND have" thought - ft' expedient :inhlish the following Statement of the.TRIAL of 408EP11 for FORGERY, with a, view to prevent t 4; Commis sion of such offences in future,tinder the impression that the Offenders will not be punished. with the saint degree of rigour as for any other species of Forgery. ,OFFICE OF ORAKINCE, September 1, i 81:3" - FOitEIG INTELLiG*Nq THE „PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ills MA. .11: STY'S 0101.17.1NGE Jo - herdpg give 20,tice, That PROPMs'.4I:S will be receive(Lat their Wite, in Pall- Mall, onor t befure Friday, the '24th instant, from such Per ;soli., as may be willing. to undtrtahe the supply of ,F):)- RAGE for the Orrlnanse Horses stationed in the following Districti, to be altlierred at the Tapence of the L'untrador, viz. • North Britain, South West, including Portt- titr,l : 4CH SEPY. Majdstr the ristriss QtiEEN,and'REGEti,T, on lterre4tin front her age to Cherborg to-day,- alighted at the Palace of St,.. Cloud at one O'clock, in the morning ate noon the -,Ramon announced } ter arrival ' in t h e. capital. ar, THE WONT)ERFITL LAMP. Aladdin (15rst time), Nrs. H. Johnston ; Kalim Azack . (the 1 , mires son), Mr. Bologni:, jun. ; Abanazar (the African Magician), Mr. Parley ; Klivat (his Chinese Slave), Mr. Gri -I"nidi ; Pi•incess Eadreulhoudour, Miss Bristow: A. Privat e Enx may he had nightly, on application to Mr. brand on at the '&1-Office. p 1 1 1( "ces 7s. Second-price 3z. ed..--Pit 3s. lid. Recond-price2s. 11 " Y 26 . Stcynd-prise I 6.—Pppe.r Gallery is. Second e Ncjrthern, mouth, Isle of Wight, and Yorkshire, . Christchurch. Eastern, exclusive of Warley, Western, Iler Majesty the EmlißEqs and OntEri,lttdatit• 'has received the following intelligence frOpt thit army dated the 20th'Apgtit 'I he Doers he at Half-past Fit'e o'Clock, and th, Pl ay , opened • Jay begin at Half- past Six. Place% fa r t h e Boxes t. 9 be taken of Mr. Bratilion, at the liait-Atroet, from Ten till Four. hl On Wednesday, The Clandestine Marritige ; Lord Ogleby, Terry.—Ou Priclay, The Ponr Gentleman; Frederick, Friday the Theatre Royal) Norwich, being his first . tyPearance at this Theatre. Southern, exclusive of Chat- Woolwich, with its Depcn ham, dencies, Weedon, Northamptonshire, Warley and Chatham. for a period of Six Monthefrem Me isi of October »ex& 7b Oats to he good, steed, - dry, and clean, without any mixture of Foxy or AlobOurnt Oats, and .mu it not weigh 1148 than 37Ths, per 717.fteliester Bashel Me: Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered in Trusses 0.156 lbs. weight. ?he Straw to be good, clean, and dry 7Fheat or Rye Straw, and delivered ire Trusses of aelbs. weight. The Prices to he paid for Me respective Quantities of each Article which may be delivered, at the following rates, viz. : For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight. For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pminds. " The enemies denounced the armistice on the 156 at noon, and stated that hoitilities would com mence on the 17th at midnight. At thetsame time 'a note from count IVlerriouncH, Austrian Minister for roreign•Affairs, addressed to Count DE NARpoNNE, gave hial to understand Austria's having, declared war against. France. • " On the .17th the dispositions of the two armies were as follows LECTURES ON MIDWIFERY AT THE MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL. •T) 4 ' I ‘TERRINIAN, physician and Accoucher t o the Ahura Hospital and the 'Westinin , :ter General ""Temarv, will * RECOMMENCE tic COURSE of LEC TURF„S.oit-k.IIDWIFjERY and ' the DISEASES of WOMEN 44 CITILDREN, on MONDAY, Oct. 11, at half past 10 o'clock in the forenoon.. Rutile 1. 2 , 1 ) 0 , - ` t r' Inay.‘he obtained at Dr. Merriman's. House, .' • H alf - tuoon-street, Piccadilly, and of Mr. Clayton , apothecary to the Hospital. 'rho 4th, 12th, and 7th corps under the orders of thr, Doke of RF.GGio, were at DaJulie. Forthe Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. Prinde E., with bis corps, to which the DanF.s were joined; encamped before, Hauiburgh, bis licad-twortol being at Itergedorf, TnEATitt OF ANATOMY, GREAT WINDMILL STREET: •- MR . WILSON and M. BELL will c Olll . - p A N AI"fIOENNICYE,' their COT RSE" of LEcruitks PHYSIOLOC 2 iY, PATIIOLOGY, andSUß ,4ll'ltY, 00 FRIDAY, °etcher the Pirst, at Two o'Clock.—, . same extensive * opportunities mill at'jrdcd the-Stu-• l ents of Anatomy as formerly, and. the several Courses •of ''' c turt4 delivered in this School in foimer Seasons' will he confirmed. . Parti eulars may he l e arned at Mr. iVilson's, Great Wind -44111-street ;or a Mr. Bell's, Soho-squire. -" Thi: 3d corps was at Lugn#2t, under thpPrince of' Atii*K4. \VA's orders. "'The sth corps was at Goldberg, under General Latial4. sToN's orders. " The ilth corps was at Loewenberg, under the orders of the Duke of TAILESPrE. ' 4 . TI 6th corps, commanded by the Duke orit.tousA, was at Bunzlau. POSTING ARNIIY MOOR. Cl„.. CLARK begs lcave. to informAhe Nobility the. . and G entry, that in coniegnence of the reduction in and Si price of Corn he has low er ed Fo o ti ng to O ne Shilli ng xpence per? Mile. %trolly Moor, Sept. 1, IRI3. SCAItTHING MOOR. B. PF.A.E heks leare to inform the Nobility anti Gentry,' Pitt in ennst:quence of the r e d uc ti on . i n t b, price o f C orn , h e Lae lowered Posting to One Shilling and Sixpence per Mile. Seartlnug Moor, Sept. 1, 1418. ' .. • PROF . MONEY. ESSIONAL, GENTLEMAN, having A Clients a.nd ContieCLlOU* of opulenee and the hieest rel , cctailility, with confidence olYess the ADVANCE af SC "'" of MONEY, from Two H Untrect. to Twenty Thousand'Pounds and upwards, on the Security of Marriage Settlements, LA° Interest, to 14oney in the Piiiids and Land, or o n Feeehowii CO ll llOl,l , and Leasehold Estates, on term s more liberal,' honourable, and e as e of to Bore Ulcers, than are in ge,!;vral submitted publicly. Apply personally to Mr. W. at his Office, No. i 1, Chapel place, Vero-street; CI veudi slt,sio are ;or by Letter post-paid. . . . . .. • N EXT FRIDAY.,. - reasiint t an xvirr d Co. the C ontriteturs , respect f u ll y r\-IP Public, that the D of the STAE torrEity begins on FRIDAY NEXT raw The in g Prize abo T ve VOL Wm receive, in a ddi t i on to such first Prize, the Sum of TEN TIMUSANI) P OUNDS.—The first 1,000 flanks drawn will also be entitled to 201, cads. THE SCHTNIE CONTAINS 2 • .: . of. . . .Llo,(xyzi _... . ar t , 140,000 20,000 , . 2, ............ 10,000 A,OOO • i. ... . ........ 1,000 3,00 6 ........... . 600- 7 ........... '-200 - '' A' • 60 ... „ Liao ' and 1.50 . . 2 41:111 pri ck u,„,....1.25 and L e2Q . 44,600 SWitp., . 44 4 1 and S UMtES . are, selling An '''• '‘And ~,NO. 11, Pon itry; - 1 No: si, Aldgate Hi g h " 'NO. 12, Cbarbv-cross • I . street. , • ........,...... 4. _ 14 • 171011Nsily nild Co. Slock-hrokers, •yespect- Tl6ctj"lllY acquaint the P u bli c „ that they are selling 1)1.1„ kll ‘" I S aSHARE nd in g . re-at variety, and at the lowe4 tlrepiejr ai old On est d ablistked Office, 26, C0114'C111.141 , 1 where • ' c ' t 4 d emand „ The Scheme contains 2 prizes of /.20,000 • , • .. of.. L lO,OO O, , Besides many other Capital Prizes: ety tt,onOTiel(ets, anti no Prize less than *Ol. / ieu nt! first 1000 Bl an k s w ill b c en titl e d t o 214. each. 14 prize above 201. on the Filit Day Will be entitled 'l' to 10.0001 , above 201. on the second Day will be entitled Letter % to 20,0001. fast, or Paieels by Carrier, will be executed 'tY and dispatc. beg h ins on FRIDAY NEXT. • , , --......... Tut s ..ls, PRIDAY, 'l`l4E4 17th IN‘•+ . l'..l.NT , , minience, ' ATL'4 14()17""Y will " P„und„ o„ that IN; 1 :: 1 „ t ht Vim pr ilea Priye abOve Twenty vnil ever '' t her l'ii; . ,g' uill ree:•ive 10;004 in addition to I t t,114, et-Nti'tilliSrii,e e'ntitle'd. ‘' 3 (33 t► 17 ' 4 g rist . V ari ety , tAtvlieloit7hriii).sah4ivirit'eutd,g4btuen-bittrne.Ct,Pvictc).:eitriil ill, Last Lotter y, . here sold i ''. nfl th e 4th of June, the it Twenty 6 " .-- following 'Capitals 10. 3 , 41 . • --ye ,aares . _ y ~ , ,, 0 0 1(7,3 to . ' . ' • • • • a viise of ....... i tt w x ,t, ... • • • • . And ' .t; 1 , 1 , `," l •:: ''''''' . .. = ....... 13Chincluding 1;,..,114-Vrl4:TwZi ''' e ' 'il,;;lii. '''' iiiirteen Capitals, ttitv p i , tH 20,000/. have been shared soul Sold: at his Wtilif`innott Offices. • . thum ic feels therefore 1 confidence entre . ati , n Ls e o on f : tee, hair f thilt preferetiee . Irmo the Public, wi l!`, 3 , ": 4 ,' ___ Il erinta heretofore experienced, and have so runny mu S tate Lott., ' • •••Y Office, 17, ~, I udgate-street / * , - • * Iri Pear St. 's. sh liani t NPantotes Exchange , ' for British Money.. I:6ITN TO LOTTERy ADVENTURERS. • . .-4)ING / coRNHILI4, anti 3 cli , and Co,. No. 1, that niijc;thf:LtlNG CROSS, London, remind the Public, proved by fa ' Till'• - 1 ' Z•T L ve Of fi ces were opened. they hare h wirts "mPAl''s Aj , 9- _, --48 .1.' in the Kingdom ; A filet N% lie l- met., therefor;),a/,")14 challenges coarodictictu. It is preso 1 1 _, abov e t -e `ure afiv o ugli ' , w ae l l, l "i • i ‘Y• 0 1.1Y,w1,, built the Hospital in the Do a nd. Co. wit,,i,f,l9/-400,000 by Prizes, and wherc.PlD . plNG h 1 ti ,"'" lave r .arvC4.l a handsome Fortiine ! l . they _ _Zi'li" ienl‘are ' K ePt, inste a d l'* of offering for Sale, the ',tickets .L.,kS ll4 t es selected for thiir customers. The present 1 0 ( t ) :i :) 00.ltiliptawing Sroember 17, contains '4 Prizol ,oo t '' 7 7 ) jeC :a.. ")11:4411:ar Y ll' t 1U : 1 (; : ::, I ::::: l l ' , l 7ifi g ut i t ie l: (; ;I:O it :n i t s : ii 4n 05 4 t::04 . ..• 7 V. ;1/41,1, PULICtiaIIY CM:CIA-ed. ' THE KING AGAINST JOSEXII NASH, FOR FORGERY: The prisoner was indicted for forging a Bill of Exchange for 419/.35. purporting to be drawn from lisnhney.upoo NO. Thomas Cobb, of Newgate-street, and to be subscribed with the name of 4 , , .Tanies Edmonds" as the drawer, pavahle to his own order, and iudoised with the name of "James Ed monds." The Bill WIS also indorsed by the prisoner in the firm of " Thomas and Joseph Nash," and discounted by then at the Bank. It was clearly proved in evidence, that there was no such person in existence at Banbury as James Edmonds; and that the prisoner, knowing that' to be the fact, had uttered and, disposed of this bill to the Bank, and received the _amount thereof less the legal discount, Mr. Baron GRAN :.s, in his Address to the Jury, stated the law upon the subject, and its application to this particular case, as follows : " The prisoner is, charged with having forged, and wi th having uttered and disposed of and put away the Bill- of- Ex elestigein question, knowing it to be forged. We are not-to look to what the prisoner thought, hut what was actuaq done by him, and what constitutes a forgery. Forgery is the false making of any svritten instrument, or an essential part of it, with intent to defraud. The prisoner, either by himself or others, has made, or disposed of this instrument, as the instru ment of James Ethnoods ' of Banbury there being no such person there, that is a false snaking. The prisoner begins the usstrumeot in the character. of a man who does not exist, for we must believe from the 'evidence, that there never was such a man Is James Edmonds, resident, at Banbury. James Ed monds, as the instrument purports, draws the bill. payable to. his own ordes, and indorses it. The Bank would • say, upon discounting the bill, there are the names of two solvent per vedePersons in London upon the bill, Nash and Cobb, and they have a Correspondent at Banbury, whose name.lS also on the bill. The prisonet•held out to the Bank the security of a third person, who does not exist, Can it he said, that this is, not an' imposition on the person whd takes the hill ?: Then, as ' to 'the intention of the party who disposes of •it, it isout enough thatthe. prisoner intended to pay the bill when due; the intent to, acquire a credit which'ilidOot belong to the hill, is obvious, and arises out of the transaction itself. His intention to take up the hill depended - on his own, or Cobles sulvency. The (rand consisted iu his holding out afar - thee and false secarsty." Th'eatiry - retired for a few minutes, and .found the prisoner hut- rodents:mended him to mercy," and in this rucom mendation the Bank .concurred ; and his, Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously pleased to grant the pri stmer a free Pardon. The laiv, in this•cas'e, as laid down hy-Mr. Baron Graham, but received the sanetiou of the .twelve :lodges, in varioas irrstandes.. ROBERT BEST, Sec. NEW MUSIC. . . • LES PETITS 1.1..10TJX, N0..12, containing the celebrated Duet, 4 ' Rest Weary Traveller," .frtn the favourite Opera of 1 ‘ The Devil's Brillge,".composed by Mr. Brahma, arranged with Variations for the Piano Forte, by G. Kiallmark, price e.s. " Lord Whitworth's Grand Mara and Quiek Step,' composed by J. Willis, price es. " Lord Whitworth's Welcome to Ireland," a Divertiinento compos ed by J. Willis, pricer. The favourite Musical Farce 4' nluirp and Flat," now performing at the . Theatre Royal Lyceum, comp , fied and arranged for' the Piano Forte by Mr. Houk, Price Ss. Lundont Published by antilding D'Altuaine Potter' and Cu. No, 20, Soho-square, and No. 7, Westmoreland-street, Dublin. H Zile Proposals may be deliVered separately or, jointly for two or more ?!f' the said Districts, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, daring the Period of his Contract, may accomulate,mahing an allow ance fns the same after the rate of per Horse per !reek. -Further Particulars may he known upon application to the Officers commanding the Royal detillery in each District, and . also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, afore said, any da,y between the. hours of Ten and Four o'clock,. When the Proposals must be delivered, aided up and indorsed, "Proposals' for rorage," lad no Proposals can le ad mitted after the. said 24th Instant, at Twelve o'Clvele at Noon of the same Day, ncith'er will any Tender be noticed, unless Me Party making it, or an .gent on his behalf. shall attend. By Order githe Board, R. lI.CREir, Serretory. . , . GENUINE MEDICINES. • FNEWBEItY and SONS, in St. Paul's .. Clitireb-yard, Proprietors of Dr. James's and other valuable .gedicines,,inform the Public, that sinte the New . Ditties, the prices are as follow; ~ and those who buy six or more, Will have the stamps gratis ; but as many persons mis-. take the litnise, they are desired to observe, that the Number is 45, four doors front Cheapside., .r. d. ' , . $. 11. Dr. 'Tallies Powder ..... 2. 9 Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Do. Analeptic Pills .... 4' 6 Strong 'finer: of Bark 4 0 Do. Antihilions Pills,. 2 I) Iluxham's ditto ' 3 ,0 Dr. Austin'S Chalybeate 4 0 English Coffee Dr. !..Iteces.(Nsodatthscf'. l 2 "9 . Esseore of Ginger Do. Convulsion Oil ... 2 6 inglish's Scuts Pills Do, Camomile Drops.. 1 9 Cheltenham Salts Essence of Coltsfoot .. 3 6 Ipecacuanna Lozenges 1 1. Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Dr. Solander's Tea The Cephalic Snuff ... 1 1 Henry's Magnesia Lozenges of Blois . Glass's Magnesia The Eau Medicinale :. 11, 0 Grant's Cough ditto Rheumatic Powder .... 4 6 Greenough's Tinctures 1 11-I::°.nic 1: : ° .nic Pills Dr. llooper's Pills ' Ample all owance to Merchants, &c. for Exportation. • BAYLEY'S LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. THIS matchless COMPOSITION for BOOTS, SHOES, HARNESS, &c 'is confidently submitted to the Public under the strongest testimonies of its superiority; it preserves the leather soft and pliant, and with 1.-se labour produces a more BRILLIANT and lasting) ET BLACK, than can be obtained from any other preparation, Piuta 14. (id. Half-pints 10d. each. • • Sold Wholesale and Retail.. by.B4ley , anti Blew, flrftinefs, Cockspur , street, London (whcre the Patent Cakes emanate:to he' made and sold ai usual) ; also, Sold:Retail by most of the' usual Venders... Ruth: the Japan Liquid. and genuine, Cakes are signed " BAvtvi," " avyt.ny and .134 w." TO THOMAS TAYLOR, EE . No. 9,' New Bridge-street, Lomlwi. HONOUItUD SIB, • • March la.', ' - 11 .11EG leave to infqrm von, that ever since the year 1790, I tool beep Mill - ilea with the I.nes Venerea width, from its obstinatiily resisting'eVery . emirs, v# medicine prescribod,by the most eminent of the faculty here, and on. ! deigning several severe courses of saliratimi, and twice' dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nat , tua. In the spring•of last year my disorder had got to such head, os nearly to pot a periol to my existence—l had altirge'uliler Ins the crown of my head, one on each arm ' and 'say legs were: broke Out in a frightful manner; -my right was dreadfully painful, and had beets in a state of ulceration fur the last seven years; g ory left had also two large tiodes',onit, was. very mini) discolvtred, and gave . tun sod excruciating ,pain, partienlarly when warrn in bed, as nearly to deprive use of rest; in this lamentable - stee, 1 was recommended by Mr:V - .'l`homr4rn, (who received great a cure by them here), to take your Lenke's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the. , 26tl► of May ; the com se of a fortnight l began to receive henetit—in little antra than a month the ulcers on mrlw . ad and arms were souhdly healed-7- soon after, the :,orcs on my legs titled also; heaving, 'how- , ever, considerable discolottration iii the and von the bone of the left, Which, by the ble,,iing of Gmi, and hate longer perseverance in your iriyaltia4l , ~ kiba sided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its atßival line, and the nocturnal' pains gradually gtong thits heditne, by your libervl advice and medicine, perfectly free from all any former complaints—have recovered my former spirits and strength, and eta become jolly and fat, iu which stale haring *continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, t am at a loss in what tertes.to express tide, but 'beg you, for the good of Other suffering mortals, to make this ow case as public as. possihles ['shall on every (rem sion In so loing you will greatly oblige, sir, your grateful,-obedient, very humble servant, - ALEX, Swann's'Cloic, High-street, Edinhnnzh, witnessesio-the above clue:— John 7l'hompson, No. :3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh; John Wlntosh, Old Assembly Cline, Edinbnrgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, TIIOMAS Tay -1,011., Member of the. Royal Colleg e of Surgeons, at his house , No. 9, New l3ridge-street, London; where, after a 'constant residence of more than '8 years, in a' practice parti• colarly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in. suc h c ases, he flatters himself tke advice and :i...iistance he gratititously administers to persons taking this INtetlicine,'nilf be esteemed, bv a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom a ttainable, :rid void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment' for the cdnyenience oftbose Bring at a distance, at the Perfumer'S. No. 35, .St, street, ; the 'Poyshop, No.. 103, Osford-:street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M‘Donald, Jeweller, Ghtsgosi; Mr. callwelrs, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town in Great. Britain and Ireland, in boxes of Only 4s. 9:1. e4t h, s tamped, and sealed up with fall and plain directions, w u ere by persons, of either sex may cure themselves with ease; speed, secrecy, and safety, . N . B. Every Box sold in Great-Britain is sealed op with * s by favour . of the Commissiotiers', Is printed, at h p,i Taylor, N o . 9, New o r m on , t o I,itato which is clop!, and van others are OVlLlitaPtit• BUTLER'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE RESTORA- TIVE TOOTH POWDER; So justly recommended fur Whitening the TEETH, reserv ing the GUMS, and Preventing that dreadfuly malady the TOOTH-ACHE. nENUTY of Cotintenance, and re g ularity of Features, 'are allowed to distingnish the British Fair ; but the Proprietor of 13uTLER . s TOOTI-t powoEll would beg knee to reatind his Countrywomen that the lustre of their Charms loses half its influence where the Teeth ere disco loured, or shilVai - :rutters , and unhealthy uppettrarice- , -this is the More inexcteable, SIN the present Preparation rands the infallible Jams of removing every blemish of the enamel, being composed of Vegetables. It is,reeduanumtled to•-the attention of all ranks, as clearing. away every imperfection, either in the colour , or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the breath sweet and delectable, and making the Gurits of their proper shape and .verthilion lute •, and a certain Preventative against the Tooth-ache. No Composition of this Mutt ever brought fuiwara to public notice, has met such universal appraha tion ; and the Proprietor has to boast that it ie in daily use of Loyalty. BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES for .nonhs, Colds, AStlinuts, and Sore Throats, price. Is. lid. per Itux. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap side, 'corner of Paternoster-rnw ; Shari, and Behtm, Ports mouth Jones, Weston, Allnilte, and Mallory, Purtsea; Hull and Johnston, Gosport; Coleman and Ja co b, sh voilt .,, ; Neck,. Ross, attd Turner, Hull • HOxiand and tookwoi thy ; Grakrille, Nettleton; and (Attie - rt., -Plymouth ; 'Knott and l:tnyti; aril Switiney and -Cu. Birmingham; Billinge, Ed wards and Peony, and Lathbury, Liverpool; Staines and . Lybeb, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; kUnitit, nintlertoo, Reeburn Scott, and litixter, Editibtugb ; Baxter and n.ke doaahl,eilaq,qw; Balgin and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson Co. Norwich ; swinfen,. Leicester; Dunn and Sutton,' Not tingham; and retail by Roost Country Venders, in Boxes, at c2i. as. s a id Cs. trs&gh. HOW WVELY - A LADY 1-1 Flt HAW LED. all the Javeationi of : modern times, whether fur elegance or ntility, ATKINSON'S OM- , GINA!. CURLING FLUID sets all competition at u distance, this curious chemical article, which is as innocent as new milk, is a most elegant substitute for oils pottiatmus, &e. iii dressing . the Hair, nnaking it curl; and keeping the curl full anti perfect dnrilig exercise, or in a damp atmosphere ; hence to Ladies who have experienced the unplcasantness of the hair falling nut If Curtin the ball-room or promenade its utility must be obvians; for nourishing the Hair, it far stir-. passes anv thing Minna, being regularly prescribed by Medi cal men . for the grown of Hair, when all other means hare proved ineffectual ; it imparts . a greatfaf and delicious pet. - fnme, , gives the most lovely and fascinating appearance to the Hair imaginable ; iu short, is ,so:snperior to any thing ever before invented, either for tiOnrlshitig or heaiitifyint; the. Hair, that it hip: received the patronage of the Itst;:il Family and:most of the' in bottle* at - os, C.. and One Goinea; 14% the sole Proprietor,: James Athioson, Vertnincr, rep. rrd to 43, Gerrard-:street, Mubo, I.,oniou ; tiot l,liv appoUttmeitt, sty all the wholesale and retail Perfumers, !lair Dresets, and Me dicine 'Venders in Town or Country. • itED o r calEy HAM. chantred to on AUBURN or BLACK. ATKINSON'S VEGILTAIILE nyK, change* the colons - of the bai r nip the imiti or crlii,diers, from ri red or grey to an a uburn or blade, yo simple II pl'oetl - S, that it Lady or CVll tionlq may dye their own flair with the utmost ca e• N. H. Tito nye is well known tomien of science, and alto -- 4 u, L e the only -" t ide of i ett conveys a natural and perma nent Nionr, price rip, itkt. egL and one Guinea; as there are counterfeit Bath of the El aiti and The, please observe, that none are genuine unless siva an the label, "JAS. Atibin sotty" to counterfeit which is felony. The btli corps under Prince Poxt.l.rowsta was at Zettan. Marshal St. CYR was with the 14th corps',.the left leaning. Op, on the Elbe, to the Camp at Koenigstein, on both sides the great road from Pregae to Dresden, pushing Corps of pbstr ration to the dehouchesfrom Mauenburg. " The ist corps had arrived at Dresden, and the 4d at ZO tan. Dresden, TOrgan, Wutteuberg, Magdebuurg, and Ham. burgh, and had, each ,their garrison, and were arma4.ansi, provisioned. " The enemy% arnly.was, as far as zould be ascertained, is the following position : 4 , Eight thousand Russians and Prussians entered on the morning of the lUth, 'Bohemia, and were on the gist to ar , rive on the Eibe—tbat'army was commanded by the ttriperor AtexAknCa and the King of Pitt' SX . A ; the Russian Gene rals BIRCLArDer6LLY, WirrGF&STEtN, and MiLon.ton VriCll,, and the Prussian Generld Kt.ilsT. The Russian anit. Prussian guards ftiqued part of it, which joined to Prince SCUUWARTZENBER4'9 army, farmed the grand arm}, and force of 200,000 men: This army was to act, on the left hank of the Elbe, by passing that river in Bohemia.. " The Silesian army commanded by the Prussian Generals Bt.uctimt and Yom , and the Russian Generals,SActiav and LANtiratoN, appeared to. collect upon Breslau ; it was 100,00 U men strong. " Several Prussian and Swedish.corps, and the insurrec tional corps covered Berlin,. and were opposite Hamburgh and the Duke of Mom. The forestof the army which co vered Berlin, was estimated,at 110,000 men. All the enerny':r operations were made under the idea that the Emperor would repass to the left bank of the Elbe. '' The Imperial Guard left Dresden, marched or► the 15th to Bautzeu, and on the 18th to On the 19th„ the Emperor went to Zettan, and instantly ordercd Wince Poniatowski's Corps to march, forced the debauches of Bohemia.patot ed the great chain of monntaina ‘o..iielt separate from Bobeittia to Masao, and entered Gabel, Whilst : General Lefevre Desnonettes, with a division of infantry and cavalry of the Guard, obtained pos session of Rumbourg, cleared the neck of the mountains at Cieorgenthal, and tbe rolish Gene ral Retninski ttiok'Friedlitud and Ruchenberg. ‘,‘ This operation was intended to disturb the enemy at Prague, anti acquire certain inforwatimt yelipeeting their desins. We there learned, what our spies had aireAdy informed us, that the elite Of tht Russian 'and Prussian Army were trayeySink Jinhemia, Rod uniting upon the. left hank of the Elbe. Our light troops pushed to within sixteen leagues Of Prague, ‘, The Emperor was at Zittatt, his return from Bohemia, on the 20th, at one o'clock in the morning, He left the Duke of - Belluno, with the 2d corps, at Zittau, to strengthen the corps of Prince Poniatowski ; he placed General Van, datmue, with the Ist corps, at liumbeig, to sup,. port General Le Fevre Desnonettes ; these two Generals occupying the point in force, caused re doubts.to he thrown. upon the height tvhich com manded the point. The Empetar rook the room to Lau'bou, in Sileya, where he arrived on the 20th, before seven o'clock in the evening% The l e i n t r a ' i s ul ai• p n i iJr ,st o d f i l i e r s o i a u. d i e i 1 ; 4 1 e t c u l l ' ath tn;n`rtk.,f t` t o t}it` l rth,a Russian corps risic'ed itself' be- tweet) the Bobre and the. post ot ;pellet, occu pied by '2OO men of the division of elmrpentiere. Tnese brave wen, who were !eposing themselves on the faith of treaties, flew to arms, passed through_ the enemy's centre, and dispersed theM. They were porno - lauded by the chief of dlyislon, Guillermic, " On the l Etta, the Dolce of Tarento gaste orr den) to General,Ztwehi to taste the town gf Latin ; he marched there with an Italian brigade, he bravely executed 114 orders, and cti3ei,t the