The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-08-27 00:00:00

A CHALLENGE.

of her Majesty for Cherborgh his been deferied:;for
some days. Her Majesty will not leavelit. Cloud !
• t
before the 23d or 24th inst. • • •• •
Pit'AcuE, Avo. 4.—On the Ist intlillti.tkefe..Tes
a grand parade in the plain of litostilitxtWhere.Fielda
Marshal Lieutenant Prinoe. Lotiis--#e Liatenstan'S
brigade had arrived. These trciopeOtftbritlivitte been
inSpeeted by the Emperor, passed : in Tin le* before
his Majesty. . ,
GENo.t, Atm. B.—The central, Cogmkisien of,
Health has received, by letters, the, uatortutidte in-
telligence that the garrison of Malta; • witiCh had hi-
therto been preserved from the plague? bad just been.
attacked by that scourge.
Ganz,.A VG. s.—•l'hepeneral of Artillery Baron
Hillier, commanding the 2d corps of the. Army of
Reserve in Interior Austria, arrived here en the 241.1
of August.
DRESDEN, Ave. 9.—Yesterday and tO4lay the
Emperor rode through the town, and examined the
fortifications, which are now finished: The camp of
French troops, which are here in advance of the bar-
riers of Freyherg and Black Gate, is fine ; the bar-
racks
are very commodious; they are covered with
branches of trees in foliage, and here and there are
water-spouts. Several thousand men belonging to
the Polish corps, which! were hitherto in Pinta, have
been placed in garrison here.
BEnr.tts,- ADD, I.—The Russian Prince Lapuebbi,'
the Russian General Tettenhorn, from Limn,
.atitt
the English Messenger, Mills, from Stralsund, lint*
arrived here.

ASESSM. awl Co. Surgeons, late ;14
ILLhis Mn)esty's service; chnlicoge the whole world It.
prove a single moaner when 'brit' Medicine and NleoliAd of
Cure hove fitiled ~f the desired effect.. The pracike of 'snail
years It Ibis particular branch of thee; professomi ha. loot given
rite to one unsuccessful cote. rhey costume .*n direct their
studies to the treatment nod cure of V F.N 1. CO NI-
I NTS, mid
.thut dermgement of the system, which is the
consequence of the iterniciints mid wasteful effects of a balk long
nod moot unhappily pursued by the ‘.4441114, of both sexes. to
the taw it win :le found to he the unfailing source of Barrenness 4
She other haire its ravages fatally developed to them by n dis-
tressing slate of debility; which, if not timely remedied, fermi-
'rates to Impotence. Throe are Os remote mid ultimate effects;
while emotimpti•os, I,,ss of ham-star power, nod various ner-
vous rainpliiinis, tiontelly characterise the ePrlieil flOier3 of this
sillitary vice: ~f.tiersons langisisiong ander disorders incideot 1,,
such at balm, tbrit frootanent is simple, :oat ho, never proved un-
surreedel iu the course of t twig, laborious, and much extended
pritelirr. IN Hit MON .011illflitte WWI tomplicaled.roies or Ye-
T1*4.4t1 infection, area ar obstrartiAtv to the urethra,
...Tong ex.
ciescrowevi herd tumours, callous ulcers, erupndm, seminal
weakness, glees, w mhos
STR I CTIJR ES,

whether Metal or of long duration. and which have balked the
' 51011 of oilier prortioners, are. by their present improved plan
! of treatment. etrefonlly and pernautratly cored, without the
µthem suffering t•or esentetating onto nod alarmis; hemorrhage
'shire frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic.
lithe cour.e of /wows years estendve practice in this metro-
': poiit. lusittersoss cases of strictures Aare been and lire daily air
der their Care, the total eradication of which is elPcted by A
' see certain, 'and ezpeditions mode of practice, superior toasty
I sproitrat adopitti. The weakness, relocation, and debility
. lag frogs tisk eoriplaiat, is speedily removed; and the
pawns restored to sound mid vigorous health. But where the
dehilsty bits for years existed, a proper perseverance in their re-
, too-wive retwesties, after the stricture hoe been destroyed, is ia-
• dispeastattly remits% to revive the slumbering sparks of life,
• All 4 Wm-animate I.e Curotitutioo.
• finer& N,hlensen and Gentlemen of the Ant respertabilit
. hue, been tinder Inc Care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re.
i moral Of essisplaists of the urethra, strictures, &c. ; find having
. - received iv radiall will permanent cure, request 'that refereocet
may be riven to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive
• superimity of Messrs. Carrie and Co.'s plan of treatment.—
I Maui) of these Gentlemen have had strictures fr tea IA twenty!'
years, and had hereunder the care of Messrs. House, Ilyavisilles,
and other Sargent:ll.f equal eusinefiee. who ntrernrtett the cure
by the appticati.m of the loiter caustic, without success, .. •
I Patients in she country are requested to stale the particular
of their cose, ogee/pad general habit allying, ae. die. laclosliw
I
s rebook* for advise nag mettle
It ' when ilhe mite Will he ;4
1 gives or sent to any part of the ' ais. Tomato Wit so.,
awry so tneentiallip .their. nadertak no. din instagtit leyent.
. tatty he nilded to Mt account for medicines; . '
i ..'•;Qlll..._•r• •
Alvan. Currie artd,Cit. may he Coisoulteq ny emsv uszorlih,
the greatcsrdelicncy,-tetrony, and honour it llieirbillise; No..
lihi, lintlail-garden.--Vth ;dad UNNer:lO74 ihnooludes.

.4c-1,

The Swedistranny, commanded by Field-Matehal
Count, Yen Stedingit, is assembli..g in the vicinity of
Oralrienbeff; with - Its head near
Spanddishe
bead-ipaitert are here. , .. _
The litst•Sweilish division is under the Command
oClAienteuant-general Skioldebrendc and the se.
tontkaader tied. of Major-Gerieriil,ELTSU Posse.—
i,
thitlAti.dlVljion, togetlT with a Siiarate brigertei
detaihed . from: the thliflifiairiii, fOrMs a' cbrps,
cottalldedsbY Lieltikiell Sarttleltsi'. -
The whole filiteitslifet* Win -the, centrtrofilie
Allied Aiity, • •, - ~-.-• • „
The , tight' wing centrists - of. Renton troops; sin.
der the orders of. Lieutanant.r.reeeralAgrett Win.
singerode, %cluw hend-guartere. are at Brapden•
burgh.-.--.Lieutenant?Genccal Count Woroneow's
corps belongs to this wing, with it's field-quarters at
Planet). .
' " A Prnsilin corps under MejorAlineral [Tench.,
Iftlidt is in front of -Megtieburghi..,Phis cenneeted by
►itsteltlrtnrwith theatossian army„reed by its right
with thecovps Off observation, on..,the Lower Elbe,
under. Liqutenent-General .copat Walreoden : its
-r • • • • s • •
, teini-verters are at ehlveoiir and itsedvanted posts
reach from Lenzin to Thssatt, end ille'eentre to-
wards LtilleCk. l' .lAeutetiint-General • Baron You
Vegesaek belongs to this corpsdtermee: he has en-
der hiseomenalui three thousand-Swidish troops, three
thousand: rcussians„ and three thousand :lieckleu-
burghers. ~ .
2: a •
Separate corps, belonging. to Count Taitenzien's
army,* blockade Custrin hnd Stettin. " *
" Major-Gen. Gibbs has landed at. Stralsund, with
a corps of 3,000 English troops,
.General Baron' Adlecreutz is at the head of the
general stag of the united army of the north of Ger.
;many, and bas under him the Major-General Baron
Tersest, and Count Gostev Lowenhjettnn, as Ml*.
tent-General, to receive andfOrviard orders.
The army is so disposed, that within one day's
march and a half, upwards :of 80,000 men can be
in the line. .-
I • Whilst his Royal Highness, on the lath inst. In
I the forenoon,. was reviewing the troops which 'are
blockading Stettin, and causing them to manceutre.
and at the same time to threaten the fortress 'worki, a
, howitzer was pointed at his Royal llighrtres : the
grenade fell BO paces behind him, and burst. His
Royal Highness, who discovered some Fretick.uol-
diers creeping forwards before the outer works, and
whom the Cossacks, after the shot had lakeii phice
from the fortress, were on the point of atteekingt
caused the French Commandant to he called to him,
and who accordingly appeared before his Royal
Highness, accompanied by a Commissary at War.
The Crowe Prince mildly. stated to him, thattlin
,Commanding Officer in Fort Prussia had broken the
truce, and fired en his ,Royal Highriesi's escort ;
1 and added, I might make you. ill-prisoners. Of ear,
were Ito command the 'cavalry to admit you, and
OS LIGO LAND MAIL. • you could not defend yourselves,being withooteems.
' The Officer made excuses, and expressed his sorrow
RAIIIIIRGII, AUG.. 19.--,Yesterdayt Ai 186, the for the accident. After his Royal Highness had gem..
,Maishel Princeof Eckmuhl broke up frop bis can- ' versed with him for a short time, he reared. 'fhe
tonments. The enemy was rysised at all, peints, ; French spldiess expressed their hearty wishes for the
after having soffered.a consideipbli loss r iolke pri: ' restoration of peace, and to see 'an end put in'thet
'loners wet% taken from hini.'' The-banei- beimeed calamities of war. ,
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themselves extremely well. :1.11 1 ', '4 ..*-117r11. ; ; i To judge from the preparation of the allies at
Leif night this Prince cutest therithreeietren4h.rl)Stet tin, it is to be expected that ,tite fortress will be
dint& which Coin Leuenburg:Assilminignolted. 4y pi ormed on the cencivien4,the armistice. - ft-
:o(4l4ll°n of the
.39.thpigpnent,•4or,iinr.f. ; seal . and. industry of thoie. offset il who '
pee with ,the beyonet,;pnd the mpioyc,retreated'. In; charge irt ispOtYling the army with'provisir
peat confuilon ectlart the' Sisltetlix.' leitrlei llOttot as yet Itiffered any deficiency. The
teenchee .filled . with Ithr_deasi.'
_dead` ''.'Eke itch Is very tritlieg. .. , ,
SW that -he has euelitatr oil ibilt,4lollB4,l4Pil. ,
_-• ' ' • . -•"'"'"
the arriredifr:44,eichenbash with the new'
Mahal Prince of FAkmuld 'wads, CilaPti• MU' .trO deoi *kr Rept taw* 'a the
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iocb 441/46

mow* arminTSLISI"--- -
On the 13th, la the morning, the whole of the
army was put in motion.
ilead.quartero were removed to Prom, to which
Place the 1?-nperor of nimbi, Vag of Prooila, and
Lord Cathcart, wove gone. W• ate 111111111 fed that
official intelligence of this event has been teoeived.
General Monett sailed from Yvtadt on the 4th'
inst. and by accounts received, h. a fairourabte wind
to Stralsund, where he would he Mee by the Crown
Prince of Sweden, the latter having perpeeely left
Berlin to receive his old friend. No dram, some.l
thing grand %Wilson he done.by those two rot ml.
. Wiry meth .
A uo, lone from,P.ll4ol timc
lar Mille, would commit)," en the URNO u,••
in the armies could lie *tonight to gioic*
founts, which would moire two ogghtem
. The army under the Prince
100,000 stront, is marching inky, hiNr
Autt. 16.—Lord Aberdeen aril IWO
bp day. TA. 1 .10
, Aug. 21.—Accerding to acoollOtts vim trope
commenced. A traveller just ern* ggrei sot
the 17th the bombardment of Sonia. Nam oi*
menced.
Aura. 40.—The • CrUwn Prince of. Swedeet
(loci% the -artnistice, bred at from!, Quatkinooldie
review* ewe 400pe in that neighboo.hOod,.
Nd
titc4)l4o4ll withiw3o yards of him. The toolacith
wbold• have cut Off a gat niuntriCall the trectpk,
who feat at work outside. the nalk4Jn4 the Crowa •
Pfince Would not allow it ; and a)atistattary "Apia.
„eel ion is said to have taken plat*

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PR!t'F. OF STOCKS THIS tiAT AT Ot4K O'CLOCK.,
Ibtak India Bonds 1 2 flis. '
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.9 pet CAnd. Red. 674; Exchequer liiltb ad. .. i
S per (*rut l:.ms. 571ji Ditto S plow
' 4 per Cent. Till/ t)mniuns 61 p',
6 per Cent. Navy ni Consols for Acct. SIM
Lang. Awl. 19 . lAntery 'rickets.
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s74itTESM4N.

LONDON:

TRIDAT, AUGUST Tr,
. •.

ROSTILITOIS RRCONMENCED
. IN. GERMANY
AIM •
*LVOV of AMAMI* ?IMMO OF,CLARHO Whit,
• AOAASIIT raAmcg. 1
romria
a Two Gotten bomb Moils, and osso frogs Htligoknd,
atrirmi Ind night, bringing thii isttportnatiOtoiligence
of hnieflitiso kart* heen renewed in the North, on
the 17th instant the term of the Annistice (with the
iii days noticel havint expired the proeseing flay.
'The news of last night (jr et new, we most call its
whither it tarn ont to be fithrinatod or woll.foundesl)

afford" us the opportunity, in either case, of giving
• it cotempnrary enemies the flattest contradictions
to their ingiesadess, and Amen asiertisie, of our
being attached, as it wen, or well-wishers to the
military prospori.y .1 the Ruler of France. This
declaration we make and cordially avow, while greki
hive our doubts sf the authenti,:ity of the report at
. so firr; Rive a c.lii luet in the Ernegrie sf Atteittlb,
as oast infallibly check the *abides of Ohl
aspiring man, by contracting the peaty mV
• his sway, and tearitirng him that the "Mee of than•
bind is net to he trifled with. If is haw nst, hate
ethers of oar rivals and adversities, etapioyed est
, pen in abusing the Governmetit that met sae
(for great we shall still consider Ilie,theegli be were
in the end driven within the cosines 1f ancient
France), it is because we have witnessed** such to
coademu in other Governments, that we have seen a
reason, and therein foetid an excuse, for the inordi•
sate design' he has, from time to time, entertained
of turning their vices and weakness, to his in-
dirideal aggrandisement, and to the extension of
the limits of the empire over which his per-
sonal prowess, and a variety of concurring cis..
eumstances sad accidents, hare placed him. We trust

FILVIZTORT, Ace. 10.—.Leiters from the Spnnish
flintier, bring the following accounts :—Lord Wel-
Pei* has again returned to his army at Pamplona ;
2ith a severe battle was fought. The
jralipb Wcupied three heights which
_they had in. i
ittlesoltedr the French were three times repulsed;
the 20611.leginmet at length forced the position, with
duet CleillOSl and intrepidity which characterise that
eorlia. The English lost 94110 men; the loss of the
web is estimated at 2600.
Mei the two awaits which the ,Englieb made Oir
the Morn of See Sebeetien,lied In both which they
4, were tepohed, and kft the breaches and ditches
61W with their deadv.they remained very' quiet en
the 26th; but on the itth, perceiving the progress
made by the sake of belmatlay they Made prepara-
tions fur raising dust siege, and transported their
artillery into. the Iwbour, in order to . put it on
board their ships.
The bravo soldiers of the garrison of St. Sebastian,
who bad repulsed them with so much vigour, sallied
out before day-break, under the command of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Lape, Commander of the .Mountain'
Yagers, cut down every. thing they fog ad in the
trenches. * •

we shalt have no need, nor ever be required again,
to offer the same test of oar patriotism: for we can-
not better prove our devotion and love to our aside
rolum, than declaring that the intelligence we have
received (if true, for we have doubts, many doubts,
from various reasons, that it may be, at least, pre-
nituy, 1, this. so. unexpected iILiAI4IIIIB4 iia. not.
r, c, (*V fltvottrable to the commercial view of Britain,
hut nilght, from the example's-Rake, prove the most
beneficial in a political one; as it would show
that the thinking Germans, have wisely and in
every way laudably preferred the interest of thn
State over which fortune has placed the Emperor(
)y consideration of prejudice, par.
)pensities, affinities, and even propinqui.
which would be grest, which de-
will not let the wishes or the pro.
data; deform its natural
csinns and presided's*: of a Prince
nothing in the scale against the petit-
and happiness. Men, all over
to be better inforined concerning the
and will oat be held in that tutelage
to the slavish natio—
Iletivnat Rrgis, Oedemas, Aeleivi."
the bare report of the liastrian en 2
to such a decision, for the good it
itself, and mere especially for the
occasion other States to. operate. But
te with those who feel wills us, Woo
occasion, -we cannot but deplore with all

'dieted by the meta Ovid desolations
, evils, however, are sot likely to be
he' reported deciaratien of the Cabinet'

' We counted 500 dead boatel!, and 322 pritenen,l
among whom were 30 Officers. It is .believed, that
the Duke OLThilmitia hale.stiterad-ILitteeia on
the 31st of .July, or. Ist of August. We. may,
therefore, estimate that since our recommencing !
offensivesoperations, the loss of the Englisht, Portu-
guese, and Spanish army, amounts to 20,000 men,
out of which 8 or 9000 are English.
Another letter from that country counties as
66 The Duke of Albufera evacuated Valenela on
the sth of July, leaving garrisons in the citadel and'
fort of Saguntum. ' lle passed the Ebro at Tortosa,l
and arrived at Tarragona, where he had the good ;
fortune ot falling in with an army composed of one-1
fourth English, and the other tb ree-fou rt hs Spaniards,
which be pet to flight. Ile node 1500 prlioners,
took all their cannon, and killed and weited/A a '
great number of •their Men. • •
Geo. Graham, the second in commend of 11. Tag:
lisp army, is dead of his wounds. •
In the adieus which took plane ou the SWlliShiat
and 2tith the aiglish and Spaniards bad air*, dm
dilforast ins over which the Prates arary bad to
pass with- intreneltinents. All their works were
carried bfl amok. $ - '
Thefloras et tined soSpssat Idikh.bajellifid,
French army; and poi round a tooststabi, AI the
P *homy graafdleagik - 'itt *OA. was its lktA flight
***Midas. • ' 4

of Venus; for notwithstanding we
sasne opinion of As guaiNes and
of the man who 4 the author
we cannot think its said be
fight big siyoliffesol.k., aft 146041 i
he wlialdf,jbe* 'teittai* plenif,
ariic, PIM* 114 SOden 'in
Ine,.. His nominal. eweqr .file slaty
orpoplei. 'intik .*****ooo4k
-hot could be eilliteirsttlett popelatioe
souk 'confederated, Writer dlieCts 1.
itid pribiblr i ,.. Weeltl,ll4
saliairF.
misprabtodßealits o iiir eivi AA' Kbistry
er the balk ; a pie Patti . ___,_ i 44-
~ ,- T medal I.
or 'l4 i ' :41, -. Causi'pait. 'Our bli- 1 ungynian, Mr. Paint, ens waled hythe Mi.
abiliii. Nips,: -"
(otbsog
.o.,,tig. import Ant I gistntes and Clergy to introduce them .to his Royal
!
.imissoolliimpliitcsodoladaill , vapid, could they do i 'Oiliness. btr. ?Mail welcomed the Gown Wince,
, • leis coperm.eros proposer% if they pos. In a *tech its the French language, which was se-
. 'AWL ,litgri, Mid derive no credit from ' vend tiMei literhpiett by ble Roy"' Hl/21Itness. On :6
1 -, •• •
itaittili: it fry `NW bade' Wit achieved by : mentioniiic,' the first appearance of 'the Crown.
•. .
Ibisi.Vitee: qpittiiigre. a. they would not be so . PiOnce in
.Ifrenalow, seven years 48, his Royal
Siseskmate arrogillomy me -oe the occasion. But :l4lOness .exclaimed, 46 An
,unhappy time for
We will reason no further:lt plialsot oh whnt applare ! iopCtiairri-.--happilY it is past, and may it never
'fleapit:lemmas% obeereiag thatetarlerprise will not'. , rtimt:'F On expressing the flattering hopes they
ibe less the jet witiorestiok g.ttioi.otouto tom out enteriiine4 Oil! Prince said,. "..The sole motive that
Lie liepoulna. We hemline Bettukreraheeefereti 114pited iticritt altc7f .'be to CottiOhate. with what'
item* ts? hie fiithetilmlair to
.e'e
eitel t his heateipeid. stay 1 small means fprtmetie, to the preseriatiOn orititlio
Ilis,MatiOrom what tdissOltititiO whole oduhiiipAdtepareolar sad ANte ccitteliniotr VII
Wool& ConfedelliPiond oblige him il. retreat from observed, " !Olen as yet done nothing to attract
the seat of his military renown, with perhapi more your attention:lo'oe, but I will endeavour to de-
precipitancy than did his excellent General Motte.tty, serveit, by my :eel for the welfare •of your coun-
the imitator of' Xlmnettori, 'antler very dissimilar ; trey '=On the following 'day, the 7th instant, at 10
circumstances. If, contrary to the genera wish of 13'clock its the forenoon, his Royal Highness pro-
all, and as contrary to the belief of a vs* many, eroded en hisjourney (to Trachenberg).
the transactions spoken of should be the ifitliatibn of Rosroca, JULY 16.—The new-raised division of
'trick and fraud, the subaltern and subsidiary de. Dufour, consisting of 11 or 12,000 men, is now re-
tails of the affairs between Lauenburg and Breslin moved from Hambergh to the old Mark of Brandon-
will turn out to •be inventions also, haring- been burgh. . - ; •
adopted to give colour to the more important parts In Denmark another new financial oPeratiOd is
of the story. ' .. k . , expected to take-place, the course of exchangibar-
Since Writing the above;' another Gottenburgh lung risen to such an B:cession, that it is at about
Mail arrived this morning, which, to our disappoint. 5000 per cent.
mentrin common with that of a multitude of others, STRALSUND, Ave. 4.--ills Royal Highness the
communicated nothing confirmatory of what had Crown Prince arrived safe at Robel on the 2d inst.
been so positively reported, nor even afforded the iin the evening ; from thence his Royal Highness get
smallest Collateral evidence to sustain a belief in the , out for Grabow, where he slept; proceeds to-day to
fact either of the renewal of hostilities in the North, ! Wismar, and intends to arrive here tomorrow even.
or of the more important circumstance, of the F.m... log.
ror of AUSTRIA having declared in favour of the 1
Allies.r-The following extracts aiefront the .dais of
4" illy '''' . ~
lltetrn, Ave. 14.—Itis reported, though nothing
Acid is known fa thesebject, that !.file' the Armi-
stice
hid been denounced by Prussia, the French
to* Breslau. from which they were, however, after-
weeds driven, with the loss of 12 CSIMOR. Fresh
Alin are expected every dap: • • .
It is supposed then will be a great battle In -lA-
.
mu.

suritsm.dx.OFFlCE, TWO O'CLOF*...,I
Mr. Sltmesirts, the Messenger, is :Wyss'
this morning, who, we are informed, lett the
head-
quarters on the 13th instant, and brings the afilipi
account of Aosta* having declared War against
France, on the 10th instant, the day on. whit!, tbe,
Armistice eapired, to commence it the expiraties of
six days notice, .according to the stipulitiesr. **l4th
Bulletin Mkt' been Issuetiberefatitent arisen pin."
Paper Wis put to press. This intelligenie, whisll7
if true, Is of the utmost importance, has not ope-
rated as might have been expected in the City, the
IFunds having rather declined its price to-6y.

1 ; 'the PRINCE Rents/ is expected in town to-day
from Brighton.
General Mouxxv, it is said„ accepts a command
lin the Russian service. Such of the French, Ger-
. man, Polish, Italian, and other prisoners made by
Russia, as mays be se disposed, are to- be embodied
into an army, d plkted under
his orders, as well
as a large Russian force.
We understand that the Diane, with Mr. Sit,Es-
- /En, the Messenger, has arrived; he passed the Royal
° Exchange at nine o'clock this morning, on his way
to Downing-street.
Mr. Sewn), Master of the Alert, of Peterhead,
I arrived there on the 11th instant. His vessel was
taken, and set fire to, ten days before, between
North Faroe and Shetiand, by the President, Com.
nsodore RODGERS. The Alert was from Archangel,
laden with a cargo of pitch end tar. Ronevns after-
wards took the Greenland ship' Lion, of Liverpool,
which he ransomed for 30001. after robhing her of
fishing-lines, stiii;,• bread, &c., and throwing her
guns overboard. Captain SUA ire, of the Alert, and
his people were put on board the Lion, and were
made to witness the bond of agreement for the Lion's
ransom. Captain %SAND was, landed out of a sloop
loaded with kelp, ou board of which. the Lion had
put them. The President, Mr. SUAt4I says, is an
uncoennonly fast sailing. ship, as long and as broad
as our 74-gun ships, fights 60 guns, long t 4. onders,
and 4t-pouuder easrouades., with a yew
very fine men, who say they do not fear any British
ship of war, for if they cannot fight thilllolii7,olll
run from then. Ronesas had completelnforrnation
from an American, which had loaded at Arehungel,
of the number of vessels there. The Alert was the
ninth ship he had take*. Many of the President's
crew are British; and enennen, belonging to a Cap-
tured Greenock ship, entered while the crew of the
Alert were on board.
We received an intimation, some time ago, that
the purpose for which •an - Estraordinary Court of
East India Proprietors had been recently summoned,
was, for submitting a proposition for increasing the
salaries of the Directors. Vat ings statements are in
circulation of the amount of increase to be proposed :
some being for allowing the Chairmain 16001. a
lyear, the Deputy 130011., and the Ordinary Direc-
tors 10001. • others proposing 10001. for the Chair.
max, and 8001. for the Ordinary Directors.
It is said, that prior to the appointment of Lord
MOIRA, Lord MINTO had been recalled from the
Government of India, and Sir G. NUGENT frontthe
chief command of the lead forces, as well as Sir G.
BauLow from the Government of Madras, by ape;
cial Resolutions of the Court of Directors. Against
them Resolations, it is added, five Directors, en.
tired their protests: namely, Messrs. E. PARRY,
W. AINTSLLI 0:6111T11, JOUR BIM, and C. Gaunt.
The annum leading to the tiro House; of Patna-
atent,eateudieg from Abingdon-street to the Speaker's
house,' are abbot to be lighted by his; by the Gas
Light sad Coke Company. - • .1

Eurolas for off Clierborgh.
TOno,tit, AUG. 21.—At rived his 'Majesty's Alit
Wanderer, to collect the ships fur Newfoundland.
C ItAirt:SEND, AVG. ‘26.—A trivet, the follea!”.t
ships from the Greenland fishery, Dt. Ening
tin, Cnpt. Smith ; Inverness, Capt. Pools; and Cic
Aurora, Copt. Patterson.
DEAL, AUG. `2G.—thrived hir Majeqty's sch,
Rapid, with a convoy from • Falmouth,• which ar
sailed for the river; also arrived the Arrive bi:ed
armed cutter, from offllushing.--Sailed the Curfatcss
Lett Elgin cutter, with the Lord Melville and Skech.
1 ley under convoy, for Portsmouth.

icket arrireut
is hourly
the Messpn,

head-guar:
tuti for the
'I Wig in
wt.—sailed
a WI for
the biota

111
ecinse.
enemy's MVO
Leonid(: was

ijnty's

r The publication of a COurybiartial in a ptoviodisi
; Piper, •before thsti sentence at the Court was con.
firmed,. OM; it is Said* bring the publication of these
documents too [egotism.
One of those flying venders of news, callP.". .1
boys, lately offered a newspaper for sale with .ro
special recommendation, " Sir, this nevriph.per is
kept back every morning to steal their news fro:
the other Morning Papers."—" Go about your ba.
sleese," said the Gentleman to whom, this howit ad.
dress was made, " I am no receiver of stolen
goods."
Mr. WALvta Sort', it is said, is to be the new
Poet Laureat.
Two Comm.—An extract of a letter from a Gm-
tleman in Jamaica, to his Correspondent in Belfast,
dated St. Ann's Bay,• 19th May, ipeys—" On the :).4.1
of May last, there were two comets made their a?.
pearance in the eastern hemisphere, between eight
and nine at eight. The tail of onepointiug
perceptible to the naked eye ; both.are it the direction
of S.S.E. from the city of Kitiaston."
An application having been for permission
tet: receive on board ars American cartel at Liver-
pool, all Americans who may have regular passport.,
and all British subjects who may have business in
Americo, the following answer was returned by order
Lot the Secretary of State for the Home Depart.
rfiteat • • • •

(COPY.)
" Whiteluai, Aug. 14, 1813.
tr Stu lam directed by Lord SUMOUTIS to
litloAvledge 'the receipt of your letter of the 12.6
instant, Mating the arrival of the Robert Burn,
cartel of/ Liverpool, from New York; and requos!.
lug permission for her to return to Aintrica, rthn
passengers.
" 'You also -state its your letter that the docu-
ments which accompany it will show on what groufai
the cartel was enabled to come to this country, from
Which you trust a similar indulgence will be granted
to the ship on her return voyage, namely, to take as
passengers all Americans who may have regular pass-
ports ; also any British subject (except a mechanic)
whose concerns may call him to the United States.
" le reply, I ass to acquaint you, that permit ion
'will be given for the Robert Burns cartel to retain
to New York, with such American prisoners as shall
Imre been duly exchanged ; but that the British Go-
' sernment cannot consent to allow any American d-
.ttens resident here, to proceed as passengers on ham tl
Ole cartel, until some satisfactory explanation shall
ilstitit been given of the detention of British subjects,
'resident in the United States.
" Fer the same reason the British Government
cannot permit any British subjects to, proceed in 'he
cartel to the United States ; as they may be thereby
exposed to the same measure of severity.
" I am, fic.
_

(Shrea) " J. BECKETT."
" C. Shen% Esq.. St. stildred's-court."
The Hon. General Ma&os arrived on Wednesday
at Portsmouth, to take his passage out to the Cape
of Good Hope, in the Acorn stoop, now ready to sail
for India. General MEADE is appointed Second in
Command at the Cape, under his brother-in-law,
Lieutenant-General Sir JOHN CEA DOCK.
It is said that when Mr. WILLIAMS, the Messenger,
left Lord WELLINGTON'S Itead-quarter.„ at Llama,
on the 11th inst. the main body of the enemy's
troops was insight of the British army, in consider-
able force, posted on a MII, whii:b was salspasea to
be rather within the Spanish frontier, the other
French corps were on the low grounds on the French
territory, with the heads of some of their columns in
the mouths of some of the passes. The enemy bar.
I ing lost their camp equipage at Vittoria, had not a:ty
tents; but to protect themselves from the weather
they bad constructed huts of boughs of treef,
thatched with heath or brushwood.
AIDT/CE TO' BasnEns.—As many people are set-
! jest to cramps when they go to bathe or swim, which
I often -endanger and often prove fatal to them; it is
recommended to all who go into the water, to tie
ligatures moderately tight round the legs below the
knee, as a certain means to prevent the cramp.

Coss Ezotions. Aoo. V.
Gals, unit Rye go off slowly. 1
Wisest (Nnglish) B4 113
Diem (*omits) B6 11. i
Are ..... .. 48 5
.Si 41
telitto ...43 48
Matt 44 t
Wake Peas ...... 7O 54 1
Ditto (boilers) *, 00 00
New ditto .... .., 76 80
Om Peas .14 60

-Wheat Ault sale. • Pe'
In other article; no skl 't
f New ditto OJ

BeGIIII 4 .... . l
Tick
Oats ..... li is
Fine ditto ..... ..a. Au id
Poland do.
Feed ditto 0 Si
Fine Flour ..... . ..45 IC'J
*good. ."
40 Oi

SMITHFIELD MARKF.T.—Avo. N.
To AA the Offal, per stone of ditb.
Heel .• . fw. W. in es. .4811. f Head of Pattie this day :
It
Wake ..ii... Bd. to 71. Od. I Prost. .............. Ve
011 t
Veld ....6e.. W. us. ?a. lid. Sheep
Peek ....6/. W. to is. 641. CAlves ... ....... . . .... „„ek-'
Lamb... 61. .od. tn Te. Od. Pies ......... ... 7'''
HAY-NI RKET.
Hay ....A...7p 4.. .14. .N•S. Co. $.
, • 901ler 'Vigo .04 •01.1. 04... 6•45.;
gate.. • . A..iii...14% . • fm,..,. -,, , :' .

cl Fatties', to any
• tiality, propensiti
l ties. A nation
' •
/1 serves to be %11, V
'. . penvities al its I
• BODY. The pass
c.
ought to weigh sti
- ple's prosperity
Lorope, begin to
, rights of matt, as
vaieb gave rise il
et‘ K Aolir
. , We bail then the
bisect cooing tc
Roy operate of
. ) reel 14 may occi
-, . while we felicital
" = 'this signal °mast
' .. 2 • these who are off
of Tar. These I
prolonged by the

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wo goodithAti i " Itteliseilieetteit alb, DA* et Willa Vied . • israritt, INTR L LIG E it+C;E.
not:
stigegetiab
1!7.7!41.0: irsOsatkA:hjtii°lll;3l:.....comernin. i tie r„,,,,,. ...,„,,,.--- . itAßWtett, AuG. Id.—Besides the pact
...::'
~,...a.
ontivective;dorrom.se oGfotthteeithmtiorzi.lt,htshielvebsticarn,ati
r, who left Stralsund on the 191h7 end I
nod', entegil. ti iht!..::: , Ittetistiee' ~.. eilk-.1.4k- $ ender the••
th Into svistst 71 ' ~ +m( eo dad balsams the _.,,- .....,
amid • ' 0. '• •
.14 the tern on the 17th inst.—Tho outward-bow
,41/ Niklit ....:, .. , : ~ .
, ..,. 17tit inst. . ... whereto Rattle, which have been for some ilayi
in .. arms against
tie tie mom • hews the toth Horsley Bay, are now coming into
iuma."l•l7""rgeior.. n
1 . .
this poi
sea &vs mint"' * 4. tit coono•
04rinbe"gde. apppkto, pcbtudf. the..lle.nry.Ercell,!g packet,
.Mason,, with
. .
iones.enfe.--.1.3 .t mental powerelhave., on the46thlnsCat ituemi-" hall
not
yet
arrived.
e • ,
AS‘O that remote,' __. . ',Wine. i egeeineent. Conn, Ana. 20.-Yesterday morning,
Vait In that iallie !Orator,' Illit 12.--On the Bth lust, *t ten quenee Of signals, intimating that an even
itiMinistry: light. oVliolc Itt the evening his Royal Highness the Crown was on;
.the ileatis,
her.his Misjest)'s ship *Lei
senti) 6 . to quest of
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.. _ . ,
le leg_ no interest,i ,P.::Fil„Cl.of._ Swpdonik. ,va,rriveet h_or..! for
_... :.....t4..ftirs.thlitie.: zi:,.e..
ORTSMOUTI4 AUG. .6.—Satied his Ma'