The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-25 00:00:00

GER3I.IN PAPkRS.

WARSAW, MAT courier has arrived here,
With intelligence of a ret:contre having taken place,
in the neighbourhood of Reallow, between a de.
tachment of the Allied, troops. and the Cossacks.—
It appears that the latter crossed the Eobr, and at-
tempted to advance along the left bank of the Wyse,
far the purpose of plundering the village.; when
Colonel Wen;low attacked them with the Polish and
Confederated troopy, and put them to the rout.--
1:e afterwards pursued them across the Wysa, kill-
ing and wounding 96 of them, ana making 22 pri•
salters. It is said that The Russian Commandant of
Conindz has disavowed this act of aggression, and
requested the particulars, in order to transmit them
to the Emperor.
l'he march of troops through this place continues
daily. Our cOutiDgent of 30,000 men are all iu the
field.

Latvia, KAY 7.—They write from Elbing, that
the'irotspi•ef his Majesty'the Emperor, and those of
Vie Rhenish Confederation, form a segment of a cir-
de, extending from the Behrung to the borders of 1
Austrian COI!' n some. parts, tbe forces of France
and her allies are withitilour miles of the Russian
corps of observation.
There are various rumours in circulation ; but
/milts are still entertained of adjustment. It is cer.
tails, that. whatever affairs may have occurred, they
are not authorised by the Commanders.
Perettsaostar, Ames'. 24.—There have been some
modifications in the late 'Mies of troops • it being
found impossible to raise the required cumbers, many
males have been taken under the age of 18, and above
that of 40 years.
Three corps of reserve•have been formed ; one at
rsiow, consisting of 10,000- troops ; another be-
tween Tharompol ..and •Shitonsie, of 12,000; and a
third pt Blallisrok; ti,000; which wilt be aug-
ntentdd. • Ti4ey; Ego weft 'egilkiied. •
The Senate meet every day, and their deliberations
continue Many bouts.. Offitial communications have
been made to them of the number, state, and dispo-
'Rion of the troops on the frontiers.
A cordmi of troops lave been posted along the
Buhr and Nuraids. rivers : the towns along that fron-
tier are well fortified, and. Wong]," garrisoned.
It is.said that the Emperor Alexander latety tofu;
stilted Geo. Benigsen on au' important state 'astir,:
and this veteran 011ieer gave very hottest at price—he
rvcommeuded strongly to his Majesty to cnitivati
petcz. .

I.ItANICIOIII, MAY 13.--.-The Russian Couil Ga-
z. Os of the 4th ult. contained au Ukase, forbidding
Cie departure of the inhaldtauts.iettled on the West-
ern frontiers to he interior. They are prornaed
prutedium from: tag prafritary forefite force, and irt=
de:nnitication dell losses, an account pf track:they
fl diricted to transmit to bettd:tparttta. They are
til.owise ordered, to supply horses and weggomffor.
the conveyance of troops and stoies, and a certain
gooutity of drain, ace. for whiCh tatter they are to. be
pa id. -
Another Ukase, cf a date Pctsr to the above, for-
bids subjects of Russia serving hitthe armies of a to-
:Feign Continental Potentates: under penalty of con•
siscation of propirty. • • :1 '1

Last week, at/Yarmoatiy.W. Hanimond, wherry-
gr•tn, and his wife, Ihrowimg potatoes at each other,
Qle of thenvitit ioathe head,. When she, vt ithont
tail intentiun,- threw at him a clasp-knife, whirl, pe-
netrated avails his ribs, and caused almost l,nme-
i,•nrit.it'r, The Coroner's Jury brought in their
...roict—ilanstoughlari and 4ho wat committed for

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It is mentioned that the Persian soldikrs, appoint-
ed to convey to TaWren some superb pieces of tiiass
ordnance, taken by Sir G. Ouseley as a present froth
hit Britannic Majesty to the King of Persia, hall
contrived to abridge their labour by throwing the ,
guns over a precipice at the first ridge of mountains
which they Came to on the road ; and that the frag-
ments were afterwards exhibited for sale in the bazar
at 13uslteeu.

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MAttlfitD.
Friday, Mr. J. T. Thlimc, of Warmingter, Wilts,. tojiarejet,
eldest daughter of J: Walker, lisq.l.tte of Bamptoo, Oxford-
shire.
Oa Thursday, at Breoehley, Kent, Mr. W. Sehoottes,juo. of
Toaheldr, to Mks Booker, eldest daughter of the late John
Hookers I.q. of Broad Oak, Breschley.
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Yesterday, in Pall-Mall, a Dlfter few day's illness, Mrs. W.
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Heberden . aged 36,
At Frskfield, Wiltshire,.on the 4th init. hi kis 69th year, after
a lingering sad athictiswillacts,•witieb he ftdured with mild re-
• sicon, Mr. Richeas, many ears
_resident Koowle Farm,
All who weia'acti*ated with hit character may,
withilistlee to bisinamory, *Mier, QV" these who know him
net, he was a sioaeraintikeessiloat few, a kiod sal chari-
i table neighbour, and diedl Wed, an koala man
and a Mae Citrisdai. • • - . . .•

DEBILITY &c.--Messrs.and Co Con-
tinue to diiect their attention to.t.ieve Diseases, by which
the glowers of the tvm4ituti,m become cafe •bled ; and their ex-
perience ni such c::ises, during a tong tool successful ',wine,
eitAlls then' io offer to perenw sa afflicted,* safe and vrea) re-
storation to sound and vigorous trulth. A certain disswiler, ire-
, cpaently , contracted in a moment of intoxication ; as also
its frequent concomitants, strictures and glectt. are by their
plan of treatment (without restraint in dint or exercise)
rsiteedil, and effectually cured; and where au early
cntion is made. on discovery or the infection, the c•
is frequemly removed in two doss. By prolissinc
raciu-
sively the cure of such complaints' and in order tutu thvy
may not he marked by a mistakes, few with the obloquy so
justis attached jo the ignorant empirie, Hen. ear tutu Co.
think it but justice to themselves to state, that they have been
regokirly educated in every branch of the profession (certificates
'of which from different hospitals, and testimonials trop the
most eminent Physicians, they have to coiiiince any inquirer)
that the success resulting from their endeavours first induced
them to quit the practice of the general practitioner; and ti ey
I I..suine that their pretensions cousdinite a fair ground fur the
unprecedented confidence with which they have' by the Public,
been so liberally honoured. To be consulted at their house
daily, by either sex, personally. or by letter, with secrecy ;mil
limey, and attention. Letters are expected to contaiii a Battle
owe far advice mad medicines. Goss wad Co. Surgeons, IJ,
liouverie-street, Flees-street.

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DEBILITY, STltlC'rUaliS, &c.
iMPRESSED with a consciousness that their dc-
.A. Timbal from lb* general plan has been highly beneficial to
others, amlimpra bed in their ptofessional acquirements by the
maturity of near twenty years esperienee, Messrs. CI.P.:R I E
and' CO. continue,' with onahated ardour, the eradication of
those disorders which are the consequence of illicit intlulgence,
or the destructive,hahits of the inconsiderate School-buy. lu
professing the core of these Complaints, they hold out no in-
ducement to vire g hut, sentible in all men moil he of the e•(-
Weser of such calamities, they oiler their assistance as legality
educated Surgeous Of, LisitZito, and of the ltoptl College of
EEdinburgh.. In all cases of Siphylitic Infection, nod in every
complaint of !debility and Deficiency, whesber uriiing, fraui the
iota:maim Or a certain desteuctive habit, lung residence insitria
climates, free living, or auy ',flier cause producing a defscency
of manly vigour, the patient may rely on a speedy rftioratioil
4o vigorous health. Their improved pinata curing Strietonai of
Ilse Urethra has hem .nitendell with peculiar success. Strictures
of ten aod tti cat), yeareduratiosi have yielded to their livid-
meat in the short period of three a irk-. Several Nahlnien
rind Gentlemen effete ft r-t ferptelnbilil), V• ho have laboarefil nailer
this •piiiiiful Mal distressing ciiseage, hav Jaz rei rived a radical/ail
pennauent cure, io request that reference mt,y,lit made
to them, ns snfisfactory,evidences of the decided superiority of
Messrs. Carrie and Co. s Plait of Treatment. Many of litt'se
Gentlemen hod been tinder the care of Messrs. Home, Ile.ivi-
side, fast other Surgeons of equal eminence.. who attemphd
!heir Cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, withslul
auccests,
Messrs. Carrie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either
Sea, with the greatest secrecy aid honour, -at their house, No.
107, [{alter-gas idea
Patinas M the country arc requested to state the particulars
of their case, age and general habit of living, Ste. &e. inclosine
i a remittance for'advice and medicines, when the same a ill be
EbrOtti as* sent to any part of the kingdom. 'fa ensile that se*
!away so essential to their undertaking, the postage of Irina
Say be added to the account fur medicines.
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