The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-10-11 00:00:00

KY NIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATEN I.
LEAK t'S GENUINE PILLS, so justly (a-
mmo for theirssperlor, ellicacy is euritvg every degree
INA 'rips= of the VEN ER LAL DISEASE, the SCU
VY, Ax. n :hoot confinement or restraint of diet, In as easy,
eepeeditiom., Nate, wad secret 1114111110 T. One small tastele.-s
Pilli :t o.ose. its operation imperceptible, and reeptiring no
particular attention.
in Ova.* days they generally cure those creel Dieorders I
1 and where is the% fail that time ofperfeelly restoring health,
the Patieiat has the happy sonsessoe that he or she is at the
eve of being in. restored, let the degree of snalipaanci he
, ewer so 4l ent. It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to
make din.rt!y to the enemplainling part, and enter into contest
with the oat-ad* smatter, which they speedily di.-
kid. nod expel. They are ierlared by expert/ewe to be a
preserve' of health, as well as a restorer, by takiu,r only
eight single Pills Sprbig and Fall io every year. In short,
the Palmate has this extraordinary obligation to dean, that
whatever be promised limiself (tom them, they were sure
to fullii and exceed, as though impatient of immortal and
usl.vermitione. The l Pills aremerst worthy a place in the
eabinetoof Masters to l'aptainsof ships; the more is, for
that they will kerp,good in all Climates any length of time,
:mil that they have now borne the test of near st sty years,
witja encreailase coedit to themselves, avd honour to their
author, insomuch that flaring the 14A1 eight years, tlwy have
radically cured upwards of forty thousaad persona, trans of
whom had been deschaffed ftpm HilpitaLs, whew salivatiota
had brim frequently repeated, and all other methods made
the of seithiaut.edett.
Preovd and Suit by the solo Proprietor, Tlf OS. TAY-
LOR; fdember of the Royal College of Strgrons in Lon-
dim, at his: If now, No. 9, New Brief:is-street t %Oleic be
sill give Advice., without a Fee, 10 relStilb taking these
and w ilt man er Patients Letter", if post-pail, os the
'afar terms, observing in all eaves the most Ilsviftlable seers-
, v, no patient's name or caw hat* been isewnsued, hat all
their nein particular request, by the Proprietor, during the
rustle of more than:lS years, lhat he has had the covvilordut
of an extensive sale of tae abovoeleileitte, and at; yrectkej
arimg tterefeuss.•

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of things.
An army formidable from the number of the soldier, (a%
nay we could say formidable from the minus of it., Chief.),
has been seat by Luglani and imaged iu Zealaria.—tooting
Paper.
The expedition against2eatand could not havy
any result for England. It Wight occasion souse
embarrasaments, some fresh burdeus to the 'uppity
of Frances; but these they di) not calculate, whet
any proofs of zeal or devotedness are to he given
to the country ; it could give the English spothing
but shame; it could be attended with so other fee
suit than to make them lose'. army, ighiist4
would procure a new army to the Emperur.-1.
These prognostics have been perfectly verified.
We say that-the expedition could, not be +Mena.
ed with any result, because it was necessary to hes
gin by making the siege of Flushing. Fleshing;
provided the island of Walcheven ba inundated;
:nust be considered by every sinisiWe offices, as a
place impregnable, by a regular siege, or at least
as presenting difficulties which the Labour of four
months would be unable to vanquish. • In thin ies
stance, the wisest calculations were
Flushing, when the besiegers' trenches ecru stilt
300 paces from the body of the fortress, whoa
there was no breach, when the body isf, thisfora
tress ea; uutouched, surrendered by the.ania ofr
feet of the terror of a boinhardment.
cowardice/ Is it treason? The seqataltainkahlai
spiry will prove which.
4.:Tbus, thee, the sole opposition of Flushing)*
Sikh detained the English ,expedition only 9.0
days, ought to have detained it three months.
Of all the chances of streceeding, certainly the
owe least expected by dui English, must hue
been such asset:en obtained by a bombardment ;
they required 10 days fee that. Now, 40 days
spent in the Island of IValekeren, in the moetiv
of August, mast have occasioned a number cif
sack, which eanaut be computed at less thin one
ill four soldiers ; and to calculate otherwise woull
betray a total ignierauce of the effects of that cli-
mate. When we bay that 10 days spent in the
island of Welchenn must cost thu quarter of the
troops which land in it, we may add, that the'
health of the other three quarters must be essen:s
tially impaired, and that ad the weakened thenl
areas the point of falling sick. It is therefore a
tnust senseless attempt to land brave soldiers In that
fatal euuntry, and we must consider English
army as destroyed, or at least what rethains of it,
as unable to do mach duty for several months to
come.

But in fine, afterdhe siege of Fhishing, we had
to expect the Siege of fort Batt, ti hid), COlTlFlM-
nicating by water with Bergen.op.Zoom, and
with fort St. Martin, which the French have bai!t
opposite to it, comb!, in like 'canner, not be
taken, but after works and trenches carried on in

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leaf-garden, London. i Austrian fortresses have been attacked (rad fait.
- . . -- —-- --- I q,ushed. There are hardly any vestigis Wmalk...
'von; the LONDON .GAZETTE, Oct. 10, ing of the army which th.l Antlake jut* brought
—............ frum Italy; sold if it can still muster' fei,oo9 mtn -
Dorening-strea, October O. under armsl most of these men are only recifeitS.
The King has been pleased to appoint Alexander The Grand Army of Piinee Charles bang het*
hasten, Esq. to be Chief Justice of the Snprerne at Kgrniilh, at Kuishoe, at Esling, and It -
curt of Judicature in. the rsland of Ceylon, in gram, has lust his best soldiers, and he kiriiite ,
room of Edmund Henry Lushington, Esq. re- frightened at the spirit of intrigue and ditiai
ned.. which reigns in the Cabinet, has thrown up 1
The King has also been pleased to appoint Wil. f command-and retired. The- difference is no las
m Coke, Esq. to he Puisne Justice of the said I great in the:intermit situation of the Motnit:rnif:
,art, in the room of Mr. Johnston. after the peace of Prttrktirgh, Mb French hat
--ow.— only imbed through the hereditalry hated;, It*
Croce-Ojfice, Orloier W. the limiest occasion, they have *already ntadd
:MEIER RETURNED ta SERVE IN THE PRE- stay is them of upwards bf roof months. At SENT PARLIAMENT.
time Austria had not made the last effbrts; hit': p
hive of Sutherland.—(;ever Mnepherloa Grine Walling
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loch, P.-q. in the loam pf Major armed J 1 poistion was still entire; at present WINO' 4r,b_ fa
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rtA imurvirry PIIII4RG ED. MU, that no other inhabitants an to be foetid Tfi
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Kelly, Shoteaitch, che monger, from Get. it to-Nei. villages than women sad children. Al that
u onwhan. time all the revolutionary means which bad beef%
BANKRUPTS, taken existed, and might be eittployed at present
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'. /Iron n, Leeds, Baz-spinier, Oct. TO, it, Now. 21, at the
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