The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-03-07 00:00:00

DISTRESS IN GERMANY.
ABOUT Mahn year& ago the calamities occasioned
by the war in different parts of Gensmay gave rise to
Subwription, and the formation of a Committer it/Landon, In
relieve the distresses oe the Continent.
By lite genehisity of the British Psiblie, the sum brietirly
FO,OOOl. was remitted, which rescued inultiludes front the ec-
helons, of want; bet at no period since the exi.tence of this
Committee, has the mom of every kind of misery been so grelt,
in the country to which their attention sva.sfirst directed ; where
the many sail guinary battles fought in Silesia, Imsarils. Bo-
helnia, Saxony, Branslettbnrxh. and other pacts, hive entailed
upon the peaceable inhahitams.sof erings almost unexampled io
the annals of history. The Committee ore 11:171 intl., to impress
upon the minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation of Bri-
tish support, they have remitted to different parts of Germany
to the amount of near 40,0001.
Amount already advertised £37,183 Il 7
SUBSCRIPTIONS MICR accrivro.
At Barelay's and Co. At Messrs. Gosling
R. W. and a little Girl £0 8 I and Sharpe's.

Milo P 11-40 deitalAN PAPEIiS.
mined the ener
• ........,...... hid upoti the A
Meat Remy Fes. It—The two Following44 The arm]
pieces have beets published at Langres i— we will briskly
I.—UNDER Tilt AtlTMOßrilf OP TRH coststannatve . (ide the fate of
DE PLACE, AT THE MEAD-QUARTERS OW THIM.AL- " The peoli
LIED POKERS AT LAVELLE!, 'rue MAYOR OW7'FIIE to deliver that
toWN OF LANGRES TO THE tebaurtaxes. protect them.
" INHABITANTS or LANGRES,— Three or your let order and r
fellow-citizen% were carried yesterday is hostages to of strength, h
Basle. To name them to you is sufficient to express nour of wank
termi
the profound grief which their separttion from you duties ne the du'
leads to
causes us. They are M. M. Bonnet Gerard, Poinsat r fruits of victim
the son, and Virey Jagiot.
" The Allied Powers have adopted this measure mite; they in
to have in their possession one pledge more for the faults, but I 1
geed conduct v• 4hey.expect us *it part of this la sack a 81.,tta
:44ivfn toward,. t • ~,ssgst„
„...,
,-,.: .. : ~,,L.- ---7 ~., contrary, um
.11g- Let as prove to theta,. by oor submission and reward your e,
, resliteatioo, that this precaution was superfluous, advantageous i
end jet them be convinced of the fidelity which -dm- i
1
itcterises the people of „Langres. I FRANIFORI
cowedSA Let us not forget, especially that it is on Our cowed I,' ,°
condeet that the safety end life of the persons who ; ;I" furtherr „" .
answer for us depend. Let them be incessantly pre- . '
replacedya ea
at
ii,
sent to our minds. Let all our actions, all our pro.'
ceedings, and all our discourse, be directed towards : infirm persons
teen as itagst
preserving thellear chisels. who have just left us, or
rather as it is permitted us to hope to see them soon' cured
return again to us. I UTRECHT,
44 As for yogi whom the want of reflection or . the garrison c
levity may have misled, consider the abyss which he 1, twheir way to
dog for himself, wbosetbouse has been raised by ant ''Ykick and I
exemplary. severity.. Let the fate of his family and ! column is co
children make you tremble if the misfortunes of the . who had been
;
people, which may result from your imprudence, and who have
are not sufficient to restrain you. . 1 to return to
" The present notice shall be published, printed-
' ,bare offered t
and affixed op. land, and hay,
•tI GUYOT, Mayor." British troops
bas volunteer(
of Orange. '
44 H. The Allied Powers occupy your town. The , Burghers duei
purpose which they have solemnly proclaimed, is to . making for th
procure to Europe, by all legitimate means, a solidi Within the
and durable peace; they ere forced to put in requi- * have arrived f
sition the objects necessary to supply the wants of livered from t
the army ; but they wish not to extend beyond. the They are on i
bounds of necessity the rights given theM by the Besides sex
laws of war. Show them, then, the confidence to pfs 4,f *ere. w 4
which these measures invite you. Let your Mogis-
their train, b
trates set the example in this respect. To a state of infantry: TI
disorder and dig.quietutle? Las succeeded security. ta1...4 bui Jim
!
.Cerporatioa of the Rey. Wat.llnitsks,Co- . Let every one attend, tspdlstorhea•', to his straits.; tiZi proceed
--... en, iirl,onetri, by venteF. „di,,,,,,,,t.,_ ,
... . the warkhogses4" ltd shoo! be ,re-opened, and let Baser. .Fi
- Vote of Common Thy Velradill 116,11te ..., . i aid trade, fOrilisik otijeiti of our daily wants, re- tai ions fl
Council. Frh. 24, M 3 0 of Mamas, asibmes • tons of
Sarter....4 Veva. As. - • Mrsehsede4trt _ --1, its accuifolid ...Garde.- -Fear nu disorder isi up from tisse.
sociation, Ist remit- Re,. Ilobett streitr- - inierroi.7lTie'weiiii Kethorities, and a well dig-
. are on march
tante 600 0 loch, Daireie, seot-
battalion has
Chat les Smith and Co. land 5 0 Alined military force, watch over the security of
Rathhotte-place 22J. W. per A. Horne 2 0 persons and property. Let the whole city, then,
noon about
The Gentlemen of the Cloth workers' Com- resume its habits and its hospitable character. it IS
Academy of Box patty, per ditto 100 0 Allied Army skirmishes, e
and Sae 12 G. Havter, lisq. 10 10 a homage which it owes to the and its .-.
. r Loarscc,
John 13.tyforl. Esq. 15 15 C. C. Cautateyer illustrious Chief.
Neapolitan t
.1. T. Von Hein, Pi. SO 9 atorman 5° ° 44 By the authority of the Commandant de Place toted
this city
William Price, Esq. 5 5 A Friend of C. C. D. 53 0 ,
Crossbronk-street Cita- M. Parkinson, Car- i oltbobead-quarters of the Allies,
for Lucca.
pel mid Scho"l, , shaltoa 5 51
Che:hunt, Rev. Mr. ' Mr. 11. Davies 20 ' ISt January, 1811." •• The Mayor of LANGRES.
their march
Wevloridge 12 t 1 Meaux. Cobbdsoo, i
, . and authoriti
M is. Cranley. Alresford 2 0 Margate 10 10'
itn-s, Herefordshire. Mr. JOllll Davies 1 1 eI:MPG NE,
Rev. T. Underwood 21 0 Rev. I'. L. Freer, the Crown I
Scotch Clincel_s swat- litunnwortar, Sid-
lsw-street, Rev. Dr. furdsbire 5 5 and a bridge
Nicol 501. is. 6J. Mrs. Erect 1 1 Rhine., befog
At the Meeting. High Titus Onen 2 0 16 to 10,000
W N Oomb,ltev. Wm. E. Ginteheet, Esq. 25 0
I on the 23d at
Jud-on '2O 0
Sulberipiions received at the liars of the City of London Ta- To-day en
vein; llold's Cotfee-ho..e; Stock F.xchauge 4 and at all the or very line
Bunke:s iu Town and C,iumr‘.
H. It. MARTINI. Prince, whir
Secretaries.
Leli li 110 WARD, arrived at M
It is suppe
Ali-la-Chap
FEDIMARI
passed throte
it was dentin
received coup
the interior c
Yesterday
Swedish, ant
them Lave pi
by the crow
Derieg hi

Mr. Harrison. Weeds- I Miss S. U. Ciockarae 511
witrih,ll Subscription 20 01 Sam. Barker, Esq.
J. Bateman 10 01 Lynda's 10 a
Anne Peon 5 5 Mrs. M. and E. Barker £4
nuns and Co. - 10 10 1130104 clitamp, %.q. 5
Robert Sparrow,War- &Awful Forterene 10 •
lingbam-ht.ll 40 0 At Meters. Barnard
Rev. B. W. Salmon 5 0 and Diesdalesi
Dawson Turner 10 0 Thomas Diandale Esq. 52 10
The Friends of Chip- B. Davenport, E:q. SPI
ping Norton Bani.. 15 0 W.Areher,Esq.Safroa
Leighton Hu& 52 17 Walden 5 5
Mrs. Grove '2 0 Messrs. Barnattl and
H. and B. D. Cloud 10 10 Dimsdale 100 0
Moore. Stanger, and Co. 50 0
Hunbey.Williams,s.nd
Dimsdale 21 0
Received from BedfUrd,
bs• 11. Tborntint,Flß.
Messrs. Rarnard&Green,
lei part of a Collection 150 6
A Collection from the
Salisbury' Birpti-t
Congregation, per
Rev. John Safery 981.95. Id.
Received from Me.,us
Bloat and Raper. of
Horsham, per Bruce
and Co.
S. Pollard and Sun 2 2
Thomas }Nueva nod 1 1
Joseph Hoboes 1 1
Joseph Holmes, jun. 1 1
Thoinv Mann 1 1
Humphreys and Tur-
ner 1 1
Thome; Constable 1 I
Hannah Puflatd 1 1
John Wells 1 1
Rev. W. Jameson 1 1
Blunt and Raper 3 0
Stephen'. Smith 1 1
C. Chitty, L..q. 1 C
S. Chaplain), E.R. 1 0
Mediven, Esq. 1 C
Dmitri Shurpe and
Son 1 0
Grinsted and L ra-
hum 1 (1
Sundry small sums
frogs 12 Persons 3 11

At Mes•us. Stephen-
son's and Cu.
George Gipps 10 10
Jos. Mlles' 1 1
Thornos Baker 2 2
J. Baker 2 2
Mr:. I). 1 1
T. N. W. 3 3

At Messrs.. Jones,Lloyd,
iti.d C...
Thomas Tebbutt, Maa-
clleoer 5 5
J. Garvaa 10 10
At Mears. Hove,
Barnett', and en.
E'q. Sick-
ley 21
Mesas. Nu; rd. and Ss 10 0
N. J. H. 10.) 0
Mn.. Sir H. Neale 10 0
111 r, r,. Junes and At-
in.un
Charles Edward Rum•
bold
Mift Green

At Memirg. Curries,
tit. Raikcs. and n.
The Young mfr.
ellen of I. nton -

School, Cambridge*.

Ilitit Okes, blab-

ler 4.1 (hi.
S. J. per do.

10 10

50 0
5 0

3 10

4 4
1 0

Langres, Jan. 22, 1811."

BASLE, FEL lB.—On the Dth, in the evening,
they agpin recommenced bombarding Iloninguen.—
The French have thrown some bombs upon our town ;
but as they fell part in the Ithi Ate, and part on the
public buildings, they have not occasioned any da-
mage; a Hag of truce, however, has been sent to the
Commandant of the fortress, to make representations
to him on this subject.
FRONTii:iii or ITALY, FE& 10.011 the 4th, the
Vieerny ordered the line of the Adige to be abet,-
dooed.—The evening preceding his Iteparture, this
prince, who has kuown how to conciliate the esteem
of all patties, addressed the following Proclamation
to the Inhabitants of Verona.
44 IrtmAntrawis or Yr:nor:Al—lmperious and on.
foreseen circumstances force me to quit you. This
.separation causes me the most lively grief. In the
three months which have just elapsed, you have
acquireCnew titles to my esteem, by the xxcelletit
spirit wlgch animated you, by the amiable sod hos-
pltable manner iu which you have received the army,
and by the lively attachment which you have evinced
foe me.

A (TiAI.LKPIGN.
MESSRS. CUttltl I 5 and Co. Surgeons, late its
je,,r SCIV ice, challenee the whole world 4.
prove is angle hotaisce wacre their Medicine and Method of
Cure bilve Liled ef the llezired efect. The practice of say;'
years in th,s particular tiranch of their profession has net (hew'
rise to one unsuccessful case. They contioue is. direct their
studies to the treatment rind cure of YEN ENE AL COM.
I'LAINTS, mid that derangement of the nsitna. w Mehl* dre,l
ciinsequeoce of the perainoue and wasteful effects of a habit Wet
and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both reset.
the sale it will he totted to he tire nefnilingmerce of Huntsmen I
the other hove its ravages fatally developed to them by a dim
nosing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, teraii:l
notes is Imp9tetice. These are its remote and ultimate reale I
while cotoomptions, 105 a of museubir power, mod variant; Mr-
rims coopliriuts. usually characterise the earlie-t stages of this '
salitory vice: of persons Ipagaisking soder d' incident to
such o habit, their treatment is simple. and has meter proved un-
successful in the course of a imig, laborious. and much exteuded
peactice. te.she most obstinate and coaspbeited cases of Ye-
oereal infectimi, such as olistruetiniss 'at im urethra, spoon ev-
citroctoces. hard tumour., callous ulcers, eruptievis, setallsal
weakness. elects, as also ST 81 CTU R
whether recent or of long duration and which have bidlied the
skill of ether {quainter's, are, by 'their present improired pion
of treatment, effectually and penottnesillit eared, without the
patient suffering toe excruciating pain and idannlogiulmirieutorrhage
which trequentlN follows the applicatine of the emetic.
In the course of twenty years extensive practice in this metro •
polls, moven:us c. 0.5.. of strictures have beau and are daily se-
der their cure, the total eradiestioe of which is effected by a
safe, certuiu, and expeditious mode O superior f practice, tnany
other yet adopted. The weakens,. relaxation, and debility
proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, acid the
patient restored to sound and vigorous Imalth. Bat where the
debility has for years existed, a peeper perseverance is their re-
. storm ire remedies. after the stricture has bete &styled, is is.
disposably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of I*,
awl to re-animate the Constitution.
Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the ant respectability
have bees upder Ike cure of Meow. Currie and Co. for the re-
moval of complaints of the urethra, strictures, &c. ; having
received a radical and permanent cure, request that refereaces
may he given to them, as satisfactory evidence* of the decisive
superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment.—
many of these fileatiemea have had strictures tram kb to tweet,'
years, sand had Artemide the care of Messrs. Mope, Heaviside'.
and other Surgeons of equal emigrate. who alsethirted the ewe ,
by the applied's:l of the loner coedit, without seesaw
Patinas in the cosatry are requested to sate the partindan •
of their care, age. and general habit of tibiae, Ike. &c. Maas*
a remittance for advice and medic wiles the seam will-lie
Oven ter sent to any part of the k . nacre that se- 14
envy so esseurial to their .••She pomp of learn.
mem he added to the nemesia. *•r Menlicion.
Nears. Currie and Co. may be reinstated by Aber Sex. with
the gentesi delicacy, seciecy, and homier, ot their home. No.
4
14, lialtaagardem-9th Juue 1809.-401, dattewganiee. I

" Inhabitants -of Verona, I thank. yea. I Shall,
daring my whole life, preserve the recollection of
coodoct so. nobly, aed shall esteem myself happy
Wain I may be able to reward so much generosity."

%within our reel
len ; the Au'
Tltnrnton,. tdu
PrtilsimovAnd
. .
BREME,L, F

Field-Marshal Count Belleorde has addressed
the following Owlet of the Day to his Army
Head-wiriest, Save. F% b. 4, 1511.
.44 SOLDIERi I—After the victories which have con-
dected you to- the Adige, you have been, contrary
to your wishes, allowed repose and time ,to reenter
from your fatigues. We have profited by this time
to reinforce the army, to provide it with every thing
of which it stood in want, and to prepare the deli-
verance of Italy. Your brethren in arms, who have
been sent to reinforce you, have arrived from the
Save, where their bravery has assisted in founding
the liberty of Germany. Warlike ammunition has
been collected, and your subsistence insured. New
political connections have developed themselves to
our advantage; the Allied Armies have penetrated
into the heart of the enemy's country, and the hour
of the deliverance of Italy has struck.
" The enemy had intrenched himself behind the
Adige; he had fortified Verona, where he appeared
determined to oppose in obstinate resistance. A
thick snow in the mountains, heavy rains in the
plains, favoured his projects ; bot as the reittfsice-
owls which I have received have placed we no in
a condition to send a considerable corps of troops to
Ferran, beyond the Po, this movement has deter-

which h
and is f
it consil
fnrnicrl.
Duke o'
corps of
for the
GSM
the All
town,
town, t
Eurnmo:

possession
ing places.
was on his i
FaßnuAs
Ostend, tha
1200 strong
sallies, coil
Last week.
Sas, to pieri
of Ostend
tunately th
object by tb
of between
and drove t