The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-09-17 00:00:00

BY NU VAT E (MN 111( ACT,

SPACIOUS FltEEtlol.o DWELLING-
TIOUII:, at Cisphain, in sarre%, bite in the sarentrition
of •trnold 'it It tiadergime repair,
and is eiiti:ety u••w paperi.4. paimeil, and ilecuraleit a: a con-
iiiderwtile expellee, ru•d is fit for the reception of a genteel
and litimprmill family ; it einit.iins ten hest chambers, besides
nth. es for servants, mud ha, large :tad einiveiiient of ; has
a grren•hn+nr, la.at-lhanse, kitchen-gal together with
a lAwn, ut.d aalk.,tirwanriitril faith rife sand eu, lout: exratits.
in peculiatr perfeetinn; containing ht thn whale moie thkii tau
.r4i, place ma% be kept up at a ismder:ite expellee,
while it airortls every cocain's, retirement, awl call aceutnasii-
dare, from the triac number of its rooms, a very large
faunal,. . . . . .

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rwthrr Particulars may be known by emairine :It the house
it•elf; or by tefrniog 1,1 Mr. W. ir,:kak•. jar.. 17111111 Ni e the
Plou; Is, Clapham ; to Jlr. St,.ekflale, Ba,ka ller, Piet .dilly ;
Mr. Aeketai in the Strand ; Mr, Groh, 1, Paul
Bart l).,rtors' Cummins; ur Mr. Dasesan, Rank
0.11;••• Imam, nearly opposite the from, gate 4.f the B nk, at
t.lii. h several places iiakets ma's he utttlimml far keit% it all)
dui from twelve fa !even il'C'sock. •

The French troops extend upon both banks of the
Dorysthene to the confluence of that river with the
river Wop, as well as nearly to Usweate, upon the
great Moscow road.—(Jourrral de Paris, .S4I 6).
WHASA, Elcuo I.—Two battalion* of the 11u.
lish Legion of the Vistula, who, in Arrsgon,
aid the kincitpts of Valencia, covered them-
selves with &rye's:tire 'arrived here.—(
To-
per. )
Onzsntst, AUGUST go.—The passage of French
and Allied troops who cross the Saxon territore by
the routes which conduct to the theatre tf War, has
been very considdrable. D iring some weeks more
than 16,000 have passed, among whom tirt,re Swiss
and Neapolitans. Some Saxon reeiinents which were
to dillerent garrisons in our king&m, havelikewise
set out; the regiment of Maximilian, that lot mod
the garrison of the fortress of Torgau, has proceeded
to the marches of Brandenburg, to reit& wee the army
of Marshal the Duke of Castiglione. It has been
replaced at Torgau by a battalion of grenadiers,
which marched from our town. A battery of artillery
lately set out from hence, by luterbock, for the Iron-
tiers of Brandenburg.
The last intelligence from our corps &armee in
Southern Lithuania is most satisfactory. By the ad.
vantages which, with the Austrian corps d'arniee, it
gained, the town and district of Brzesc are dgain oc-
cupied, and the frontiers of the Duchy of Warsaw
and Galicia completely covered. The itussian
army has been obliged to retire into d marshy and
; unhealthy country. The Saxon troops who were
made prisoners at Kohryn with General Alengel,
have been transported to Kiew, or Kiow, upon the
Dnieper. Several of the Officers, prisoners have
written to their friends. It is said that those letters
are very tranquillizing; it is nevertheless feared they
will be conducted into the interior of Russiao—(Sarne
Paper.)
lltat.rs, /too. 29.—Prince and Princess William
of Prussia arrived here in good health on the 26th.
His Excellency Lieut.-General Gra wert has left
thearmy on account of ill health ; till his re-esta-
blishment, Lieut.-General De York, who at pre-
sent, conjointly with the French, occupies the coast
between Memel and Nlittau, has been appointed to
the command of the Prussian auxiliary corps which
is under the orders of the Duke of Tarenturn.—
(Some Paper.)