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CATON ON DE,BiLItY: This Day was publisbed, price :is. Rd. Second rdition, DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DE -11 mums, natural and contracted, of the Generative Organs of both Sexes ; including 'Remarks on Onanisat, Se. inal - Weakness, Nocturnal EmisOon, Gleets, Tubes Dorsalis. fluor Albus, &q. &c. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, late of the United Hospitals of Thomas's and Guy's, lirtratd for .Messrs. Higbley, 24, Fleet-street, London; where may be had, Caton on the Treatment and Cure of Asthma and Winter Cough, &e. 3s.' • MACKNIGHT ON THE EPISTLES. This Day was publiSheti„ hi Four Volumes OctaVo,,price 2L'2l, in nolirds the Fourth. FAI ion, (to which is .prefixed . an Account of die Life of the Author) of N IEW LITERAL Tit A LA' SON fro In the Original GREEK of the AMATO-14AL EPIS TLE'S, with a Ounntentary, and Notes,.•Pliihtiogical, ENPlanatory, rand 'Practienl ; to whick,i4 atided a•History of the Life ofibe Apostle Paul. By f M ;\IACKNIGHT, •D. 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I.4llArt‘itriic.tr L 0 N )O N, , TUPSDAY; JANUARY 19, 1813. , Accounts from Heligoland, received this day, smite, that the Russians had entered Konigsberg and Memel, «•Iu they found large supplies of corn•and a gent, qu , intity of ammunition and mi litary stores. it is film confidently asserted, tloit they are in possession of Dantzie, A. Gentleman who left Berlin on the 2d instant, states, that French Oibeers of the highest rank were (illy coming into that city, and ,such was their altered tone and condition, that be himself them lying by tin'ixas .00 beds of straw, some sick and others worn - hied, The Russians - were then holhe(I'l 'to "'he within. three miles of Konigsberg. 'the Soma! was . froien over, and sledges passed and repasied bC tween I.4andserona and Copenhagen. General Smiti'AziN hadiieen ordered to leave Sweden. The only Gottpnburgh Mail due arrived' this mrning. The aceountl front the armies do not give any faeos of later (Lite than those published in the atzetke ExtraoNlinary ; ' but the ac counts from Gottenburgh state, that the Miti ciolls were expected even at 'Perlin, s and that the King of Prussia was. to:. ,o to fireslaw 'with 5,000 mete, otlicr words, sve sup. pose, was to.s, be carried off a'. prisoner . . by a French force , ,.iti onler to make : rise "of the i ma m . rity Of bisnatne Against the acts of any prrivisional government established in the Prtt.,-ian 'terri tories, under the auspices of 1tu5...11. Murivr, with his Frenels Gpmd,demy, consist 'of thirteen thgusaad men, is said to'drive ar ri'vt!'d at',Ell.)olg: The greatest exertions talLiag in flats— sia to increase the ukilitaty forre ut that hlra 7 pipe. A new levy has been Ordered of three hundred thousand itten to lie raised within a month, thus ,presenting a force which in set at defiance any future efforts of Frauce; a foret, s ktlog• of meo whose hearts mid minds tirt enthit. sil , tically mulched to the canse i in , .which they ar ' e 60011 to tight. The men are . 4 hand, and a rrxiou.ly tvai the signal ta Suitt their brethren in gro “ ; , i.v: ok t.ovri not the, preseuee of such 43 arlfly frvf:l. The Tyrant of France way levy upon bra his decree can only produce tehictlnit filled with devair,and 'look ing only to destrUction, animated by no cortunoo principle., but 14:01!11,) all coarktge and filminess, in t h e. .., rm n ic ion , :nr-:,ri that they: are merclythe ser 7/de 1:001,4 01 their lea;0.!c• lawless ainhitiot4 and c ul t he will d(Hert them 'in. the hour of Whenevr,r suits Own convenience, utterly regl-triAles of for their sot,. forings, Paris Papers reached town last ni q,llt to the I Gth instant, They contain nothing but an account of a miserable farge played by the Municipality of Paris, by conffirind of BUONAPARTE. These devoted instruments to his will have framed an Address, expressing a wonderful abhorrence at the conduct of General d'Yoatt, and of erink fiv,e, hundred horsemen towards the formation' of body of cavalry, to replace that, which, has' pe rished in Russia. It is intended, we aappose, that the example should be compulsory upon other municiplities and such-like assemblies, and then we shall be gravely told that forty thousand cavalry are actually *assembled. These delusions, however, have had their day, and have now lost their effect. AVe mentioned on Saturday. the mission to the 'North which General HOPE has been appointed to execute, and we presumed to say that a fitter chOice could hardly be made. This mission, we have reason to believe, is of a more comprehen sive nature, titan we first announced. It is - flerstood that in the States of Eastern "Peusaa Provisional Governmept will be instituted, to act ander the name of the King, but not to resort to him while he is obviously under Gallic restraint. •Gencral HOPE, therefore, in the first instance, we have reason to believe, will proceed to those States, and endeavour to invigorate their deci sions by the aid of British Councils and co-ope ration in any measure calculated to rescue the Continent from its present degrading submission to the French Usurper. It is confidently said, that in order to promote this most important pur pose, a . Proclamation will be addressed to the Prussians, and most of the German States, par ticularly Westphalia, exhorting theta to throw off the yoke of oppression, promising them the pro tection o f this country and of the Emperor ALEXANDER, if they are decided ha their effort's, and a full restoration of their former establish ments. The Emperor of RusszAtS ViSiC to Wane is for the furtherance of this ohject, , and if Austria should be disposed heartily to co-operate On . this imptirtant occasion, it will, of course, involve the destiny of Poland, and cant ante to the establish ment of that country as an independent monarchy. Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE RE GENT held a Court at Carlton House. At three o'clock his Royal Highness held a Privy Council, which was attended by the Lord President, the .Lord Chancellor, the ,Secretary of State for the Home Depattinenr, the Master-General .of the Crdnance, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lan caster, and the Puke or, Isforrraosg.—Mr. But.- LER attended as Clerk of the Council. After, the Council had finished the State business, the ;.te corder of London was admitted, a;. I matte his Report of the December.'sessions. The I ) ttlNC.t w i liticildvd - by titt. Marquis f.f 11F11wowr, as Lord Col. na.tnov!.l., the Cronin, the Comptcollr r of t' cc *Household . , awl the Tril , :itrir of the llottsvoold. I ' t oy Al ‘i t11(110..11teS to the Earl of II vtli9.lll',V, tile Lou CI L acid V.lB - Btrmotrrit. Yesterday heing the day apnointt'd for the eele bratinn of lice MAITSre9 Birth-day, it was 1)b— -served by the ringing of hells, the display o 1 flys from the steeples, &e. Tice Park guns were tired at one o'clock. In the eveni-g, the Opera [louse, Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden l'heatres, and the hoir,es of the QUZEN'S trailesmen, were illu minated. ... ITi ATAJF,FITY'S MALT are happy; to' state, in nitct:ion to many reports of the. having.experienced a SO'Cri! prtrOXpiin in the present week ) that his MA.trs - ry has continued in the same tranquil state that the last Bulletin an nounced.—(lfindsor 'Expresi) Mr, BuTinoafs is appointed Inspector-General of thr army under the command of ;AL, Buti,synan. . . roe under-mentioned detachments Fart' Ordered to I) , held iu itllthediatO readiness, to embark front Port-sitioutb, 26th, .and 37th 'regi ment; for Gibraltar ; G7th, and 81st, forAlicant Ith, and 14th, for Malta ; 10th, 21st, 27th, 35th, 44th, and.7sth, for Si\lly. _The Vigo, of 74, Cqtain T. , WHITE, went. .to the ,Downs on Friday, front Portsmouth, to re eeire the flag of far-Admiral Afoul's, Cont. mantle'. in Chief pro temliore, in the Baltic. An action has been comntenced, at the 'suit •of the High Bailiff of Westmitnter, againNt the Sitting Nfentbers for that city, to recovertile cx peaces incurred by .the erection of the Hustings Covent-Garden. Coinmittce, it is said, mean to defend it. "rhe chrentustanee of Lord Cocilumir, haVing e.dvertised himself as a Comb date, and Sir F. BURDETT never having.Aone so, will create a envious law distinction. The tragedy, under the title of Remorse, which is forthcoming at Drury-lane Theatre, is under stood to be the production of Mr. COLE): TDGE, a gentleman of high talents and attainments', and who, whatever the work may proVe, will certain ly have the merit of being original in his con ceptious, aml energetic in his language. Itecoßuen's RtipouT.--Yesterday the Recorder made a report to his Royal lliglmess the 1 ) 31 NCE illioENT of the following :-- 1i illiant tOr, JOXel)11 Silnilkonds Wit t liT, a n d B e nja m i n Allen, for stealing gootls on the 11411gAble river Thatite4---. Ann Lod and susautrith Foster, fur stealin4 privately ill g. 401 , ---Nlutnem Kelly, for tittrting' countet ,,, it drew `Kitlitt,. for returning front tr.insportaiictu r ,lVi'.l4ott Jnitti nuggk.rty, Stnintontli...lo; , w;ty ruhherirs—J. )I,tudwell„ fur !iurglary,--Martliti e;tling privately in a- stiuti? —John Letrterei for furgery , -- , Edwa a Lloyd, and Lb Lindley, for a. roltbery ft (IWO I ing-tintlae , ---arid John l Wove, ft;; Ishrtlt, With Intent to steal the.saniet wntin Sitnino:tchi genjor::irt , John I. , .otere, ‘vert! oroacci ol'ocePotiolt ;).,1:0•"' flay ttext, GOTTENBURGH MAIL. GOTTENBURGH, JAN. 12.—The Emperor has ordered a levy of 400,000 men to be completed in one month, the half of them is to be at the di4:- posal of a foreign power. Letters received from Ilamburg,h state,-tbat the King of Prussia is to 1 ;0 to Breslow, with 5000 troops, arid that the B are expected at Ber lin. Mu RAT is said to have arrived at Elbing with the Grand Army, ecnisisting of 13000 men. MACDONALD'S corps is expecte(' to surrender.' ST. PETERSBURG, DEC. 19.—An ITI;nFe was sued a few days ago, ordering a new 'levy to be I completed in one month from this day, of eight men out of every 500 males fit for service.. calculated that this will produce 300,000. The provinces which have suffered by the last caw', paign are exempted. The. Emperor set out late list night for %Vilna. Exchange on London, 164. STOCKIIOLN, JAN. 19.—1 t is said, that Gen. WITTGENSTEIN .had arrived at Tilsit, and that several Russian corps were upon the alert on the Niemen. MACDONALD is rVpOrte,(l to he cut uir. COPENHAGEN, JAN. G.—We are here without any positive intelligence respecting the Grand Army; but if we may credit' reports from - Posen of the 16th ult. it was completely destroyed in a general battle fought on the 13th Dec. with the Russians, near Kowno, when, as it is said, all the magazines were burned. VICTOR''S corps, with himself, capitulated ; also lvtacDoNALo, together with all the, Prussians, and many Generals., The same report states, that many Generals of the first not&have passed through Pock and the neighbouring towns alone, and incognito, upon post horses ; among others, BAssANo, LeFuero.:, MURAT, -Ste. &c. ; tWo Polish Generals of the first consideration were wounded, and in short repre sents the estimated ion of the Grand Army at 30,000 men, 165 pieces of cannon, all their ca valry, baggage, &c. and adehr, that after the battle no such army any longer existed, as the soldiers refused to fight any longer; some officers.only at tempting to esc pc. Tilsit, with its nogazines, which were saved from the flames, were taken. COPENHAGEN, JAN. 2.---We have accounts here that.the Austrian corps is hastening back to Aus trian Gaiaela. It is supposed 111A , '_noNALn will nOt be able to erect his retreat from Couriand.— By intelligence from Rossia we ave informed that WITTGENsTErsr was mananiveriog to cut off MAC DONALD, and ti rat he had alseady made 1 . 2,000 prisoners. • A(!..1-4ral TsCIIITSCHAGOw reports to . his Lupe )l,,l :yrajesty' , under date the 11th of 'Der euTher„ AN..S.) on his march, '2O worsts front Wilna,:tts follows : • " Since my,Report of . : thel7tli (29th) of No. vember; I have pursued the enemy with all .pos sible speed, and allowed him no repose, either by .night or day, '" In the first day's • march lye 'were yatber 'de tained by'his waving destroyed the bridges, but a d hours were sufficient for us to put them in repair,. again. I aftermtrds proceeded by forced marches. The van-guard did not lose ,sight of him for a single .moment, drove him from several of ilia encampments, forced him to march by night, and, rook several cannon. .and prisoners form him. .From passing the Bere•Cina as' far as Vilna, we have taltert.lfiO.pieces of nrtillet.y. wards ,of seven, hundred boxes' of •cartridges, yammers, and . so great a numner Ott baggage wag gons, that the road in several pla:.,es Is Choalt:etr i. whit th em whav e c likewise captured two sttin , .' dards, some Generals!o•tmd ',several thouSatid pri soners ; his rear guava has been attacked and city: ; up', so that he; is flying, in disorder; and . witlr, out any defence ; the men drop down with faint , and, thrown intadespairy surrender them selves., The enemy's loss does not amount,to less than 30,000 men.. The roads are covered with 'their r,thd wounded i • iiod men, dying- with the cold. Pitnislinient•follows so quick 'on these miscreants ; that they fall victims to the ilantes in the dwellings to .which they have get fire; and are .trozen to death in the very "bousess:Whish they have destroyed—ky breaking the doors and the windows. We luive thii day been carried. into Wilnw on their shoulders. , • • f‘ They have not succeeded in carrying off thing from there ; exclutive of the 150 pieces of artillery aforesaid; a great number of cannon have fallen into our hands ; all the magazines are full. Among the treat number of sick and wounded are several G r enerals, and -itnoug these, as I am informed, are (lerleralS Z,VTONCZEK Bag. My van guard is pursuing them close at their heels. LiCtit. - GCrleral TSCHAPL I Z has particularlyAis. t , lingtl',slled himself, and by his rapid and inces ,- t 54114 pursuit 91 tbe_vnemy, alery never passes day it which be doeS not come up with blint y or three times, and forces him to leave ow% and chests-of cartridges behind 'him. "N"i 'Marshal Ount:zo.T's Adjutants, Ach was leCt behind by the Ail-ash:3l, to wait for 11 rear-guard, .and to obtain Informatiop from tbc. of the strength of the corps which was joi nt 'suit of them, was made prisoner in OscharO and as the rear-guard had mean while.be'efl'lF' prisoners and cut up, this young man was astonished, when, instead of their res:;, he b held.ottr. van-guard. lla &Mid not coacelve b it came ,prisoners confirm the intelligtoce tl NArot.cow is no longer able to conceal his c° cult situation, that t 1.6 whole army;sinkiag tfieir fatigues, : .are murmuring;, and bee° i - .itangerous to him. 11 few days ago tti c toci great number of his guards. I have had several times for my babitatioot same house which he had only quitted 0. hours previously, and he has several tinier tal himself off, at the moment wlien the skirl ° lugrea.rc—oTsmte. p nc e e t : e i rs b b c u t;e it ett ::Itte v , Dec.an )and On Sunday the naval eSpedition for 'Ar °l i i( i commanded by Lord Aurelius Beaticlerck, from Portsmouth. It will touch at vlyint'a t .1 0 the divisioi at that port, and then proceed di for America. t , Rear-Admiral Foo - rE, has shifted his t o Puissant, until the arrival at Spitheacl of t 11 , e ,„ Josef, from off Brest, in which ship he ivy leeed to the Mediterranean. The Ab(ita. v i'fri ° ol GEORGE PARKER ; Partrieg e ' ADYE, Will take theMediteranean cotivoY. The .Coroniuntlet and Three Riends; if ° " n East Indies to Am er i ca , w e r e detaiuta middle of.Septeinber, by th e Echo, IV,iur.o ot t rived at Rio .J aneiro from 'Malta); se'3 t Sierra Leone iin the and fori was retaken by - and arrived at.Salein, the 13th October. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.--Z he HO" t , to' Aylmer is. appoi n t e d to t b e Fortune!: -i •C" seym"tite Nry- hip of Lord Iteith; iit: tA! W I(oi.rUWiiilrr, 1411( ;rppoiuted to the i tai r r ti : t i ;t i : c p • / 1 4 : , mond the Whiting; [Acute n at4l l' ' 1 - 1) Iliti?, Phant ; Get). Sprent, Forrester •"1-'Ll;',ry..l,.l)s) 60. core; M 1.,. J. t;) the St tielly; \V' S " 14 ;0 1/ ' and P. Itointiltts . , and are p t roniutcd . Lieutenalit. Mr, IV. BURN Err, surgeon :Of 11.4 t i O tile ship Galatea, appointed surgeon'of t„„ E itt Hospital at Porton, vice the late Dr. ( - ) :::, - Trin t Captain KENIPT is aPpOilltca Age" par on the Lakes of North ; ,~iiicrica. " ' Facessive i.b-inking' —A stuichiog c"- iltre - 0 Chat-les-stre e t, Druey..t ri Earl ' l a ici t it.fres i d.s.' vs ed in drinkin ►g „eigh1t..,. , 1 ~tic.cessive she il C vl o ll Tl a } t' f e on e y r: C it ta di l hi l t e : O al i tl i i i t l ca l e i et t E lt e i l h ( i i ) n :( l ) l u S g y t r i e il l d e ri r l y ilk iu n a lo t r i e le l i g h u )t o lg r it t li l f; l: .. t r the foruler' v ately rent for, who ad mit A tin s i i :t r e g r et i n the unfortunate Nvomgn, try whic e h hopes tertained of her recovery. few days since, as Lord Clf.1:0 0-- i o party of fri e nds were taking the diceri.sl .sex; at Col. Poywrz's, Casvtling L('` l g e n s t il .sei; Ills Lordship being out of the -4 ' . 411 forward, from the irregularity of the gr °111 :01 n i of perceived, a .hare getting up in the •," t his " rdslii P) two of the gebotletuen fire e) shot of whose fins Passed itt: - o t knee, and hip ; fortunately the force ° 6 I • shot was broken by striking the grow l ar the accident might have p ro ved , verY 6 10 The muscular part of the kg and tend °lls o much affected ; Several of the shot wer e . , eel by .11r. BUENALL, Surgeon, who bas his Lordship out of danger, and tiiinks iii time he will be perfectly recovered. nci ° The • Sessions fur Staffordshire comir'ee so n Thursday morning ; but the appeals orC I nitrous that the trials of the prisone o 1.1,er entered upon until the fiAlowing tie . Y . a .for ilowing are sentenced to. be t r ansport, e , roo .i ° . veil years, viz, John Day, : for stea li "Torfitl and wearing apparel ; ing cheese at Uttoxeter ; and Tl lO lllO ri iips yd i stealing- four bushels of barley . . Georg e ; „ o rise for stealing carpenter's Sm., t o be il"' six months. At Worcester SessiOns, on TtlesdaY , - for stealing it . quantity of wheat, tilt Mr. Richard - Gilding, of Longtin n ;6;101) Lucy, for stealing a i hock frock - the Pi w e Edward Bridgel, of Hanley Castl e, ` 1.3(11 teuced to three months imprisonet i fill Jones, for stealing a pair at SittiCS, d ' e P ,O i ?f -Mr. John Roberts, oe Grimlcy , W 33 i . e lap i to be imprisoned obe month ; Willim 9 l 4ol) , tear. stealing sundry articles front : 111. ' fiat; li t `... 8 a., 1 1v,arp ; and Joseph Olding, for : , te a ', / * es 4 yarn, the pro pert of Mr. Beach, of 'HO 1 / 4 v re 'fi 1 ~ Y 4 ' • I , i , ie r igo ~, . nun guuty, and consented to ‘" b tioi .alajcsty's service. Elizabeth and I^3 .,, r ' t . oao r b : y w .,re found not guilty 3 and against 1 '''' ao lhomas Davis and John Davenport, Abfew nights, ago, the house of - , , it were fauud, ' j Co:vr ill F 'Mr. " ins' body in of Whitmore, Staffordshire, was 1 "1, 1. 0 I'''ll midnight_by two or three villains, w " r „,oe ib i 'Pane omit of the window of a P'_ cl `„ 10 0 1 . opened the casement ; one of* tut* ,l ; oo o: , ' j i rectly underneath Was a beil, in wlti," t i,e,. Ill' s alleep, who were awakened 1)) . 1 " I t hit sel:ie of them had her baud violen t ' f r o Part through tbe wlrvit, it ‘ ( , 113: ! * 1 kirp instrumult their cries ol'i ~1)-, raililly, a mid the -n ;,4 d i otll ol / 1 ` able to ~, le TO etlect their purpose.