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The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-06-01

PO LICE.

now srit E ET.
On Saturrlay•a mnn w.s committed for:further
ar.►ination, on a charge of uttering,a forged Bank of
Englaud Note to a considerable amount, the particil,
lan of which it would be improper to p►ake public
,at present.

UNION lIALL.
faMee•Brodie, lio6cri Brodie, and James Bredie,l
the latter eleven years of age, were, 'on Saturday,:l
apprehended by off and Clark,' on 'suspicion. of
having horn onncertted in breaking into the dwelling-
house of Hudson, Esq. neat Reygate, and steal-. 1
leg a Isfrge quantity Of plate, all of *Mat Was found
in their pitSsessioa. On -search; -;* them, the officers
also fouti& several picklock' keys. 'The prisoners
refused to tell i!teir names, nor were the officers able
to obtainthisilfermittion, till the boj (who pppears
to be .vory expert in tie art of 'housebreaking) was
separated from them. He then, on being closely inn
terrogated, told the Vitiates of his father and uncle,
and that they occupied'a-stable in a yard in Okford-
street. There the officers. immediately went, and on
searching the Stable, fotind a tthmber of picklock'
keys, ceittre-bits; iron-crown dhrk lantherns, tiud
Other impletnentit of hottiebrealiing..‘ They 'then
went to a house-near St; James's Chtireb, of which,
the boy had'alsti given them infiirmation; Where, in
the course of their 'search, they found a bundle of
sketetoq keys, a large quantity Of -trinkets, some
curiontarettch and Diesdetr lace, and several other
Valuable articles, of whitill'lhe PrisoneisConiti give
nit'itccount. 'There is' tiothe *reason to sniped that
OW persons were concerned in the robbery of St.
Cathedral, some time since. They were com-
mitted for re-ciamination on Thursday next.

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London, England, 1812-06-01

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JUNE.

•-• • ;Agate.,


•

. .
[FROM ACKERMANN% REPOSITORY OF Aats,
FASHIONS, &c.]

r-nostrasos OR Waractun Datas.— A round robe of jaconot
or flue eaninric muslin, with long sleeve and high warct, with
fan ruif of lace, ornamented tip the front with borders of needle- i
work or lace, and luished at theleet with hail fringe. , A Spa-
nish huiwartioak. of deep anther sarsoct, lined with sea grera or
white, and trimmed with broad thread -lace, put on very full.—
fair disposed in hundt and waved curls; alarm: equate veil of
white lice ,thrown over the head and shading the face. 'Alf-
bots airger-colonred kid, and gloves a pale primrose.. Nmall •
Ferrel; caps of lace, oronmented with a small cluster of spring
flowers °stone side, are often seen in this style of cottome, and
barc'sii appropriate and pretty eXect beneath rife lung reit. •
Manama oft Ilkosterte Corrustr.—.l. plain ',instil) or cams
lb& °mud rein% trimmed round the timmt w irh ti. .t lace, or
rolls of inavlin. A loose reireissiari pelisse of cerulean blue
nt•i-rvet. with-6W curved bosom t epaulet and cells of antique
thee, nod' the skirt trimmed entirely round with a fancy ticba!
fringe cr ab-d confined at the of the waist with 'n
rit.iiun, tissi with short bows and cads lo front. A foundling
Coniposcld orlac.„. and ribiarn the colour of the pe-
Aisne. • ..k•sandi sprig of germinal placed in the hair on the left
1 side, s,lanith slippers of cerulean blue kid, and gloves of a
%Shims cajun' or 'pale tan. Prevailing tolours are, primrose,
Gum .ebbrisom colour, and pale pink.

Tho report which has beau circulated? of its.being
the intention of Mr.. POLE AVu.Last.Ev to offer him-
ielf a candidate for the Borough of Grimsby, is 'void
Of ftiuuttotitin.. Overtures, it. is true, were made da-
ting lait autumn to a Gentleman 'who is supposed tie-
possess tonsiderable influence. there ; but, on his nit
fusing to co-operate with any personage connected
with the the Thep aldministration, the business drop-
ped entirely.
London, England, 1812-06-01

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

Sowing is at length finished, and the seed season may ge-
nerally reckoned three weeks later than ustml. All the crops
upon the ground itnye a healthy and proraising up;fearance, ex-
cepting perhaps the earlier sown beans, which, recciyi,g a check
at fret from the droned, have not yet reeoyerrd. /the is heats,
a breadth extensive hey and all former example in this country,;
look nell enough to produce a most abundant crop: under (fit;
fortunate suppusitiou of a genial blooming reason au.l good hat -
vest.

The immediate business in the country at present, carrying out
manure and planting potatoes, the laudlords in most parts, on
the late recommendation of the Board of Agriculture, allowing
their tenants to plant potatoes as a fallow crop. The hop-bine
low a healthy appeanuice, and that culture is as forward as could
be expecte... 'I he kite high winds and heavy rams have nut done
aly material damage An the fruit blossom, although vegetation
has certainly been checked by the easterly winds and frosty
mornings.
Brass promises to be a large crop, and as the stock of hay upon
hand is considerable, that article may he expeetcd at a rcasona-
hie price. All rattle are well 'abroad, and, from do; quail-
illy of keep, store beasts and sheep, have advanced to an execs-
siVe price; the same of miles row?, and good ho.rses of every
description. Fat pigs in demand, and tissaret. From the high
price of corn, the market base been of late tilled with sows sad
pigs:and young stores. Wools remains stationary. •
With the oid el* the foccir,n corn lately arrived, and of more
in expectation. there now remains no duo bt of a supply atiequate
to the public demand ; but it is the general opinion, that by the
time the new is heats are lit for use, very little old, of liritish
groWthOs iU remain in the country. This day's market at Smith-
field, is the dearest of the present season.—play 25.
London, England, 1812-11-25

Tat' WrATERMAN

S. Jones, St. Paul's Church-yard, silk-rnanufactiiret, Nov.*
Dec. 5, Jan. 5, at Gnildhall. Atturoies, Mose,. Willis, Fait-
thorne, and Clarke, Wartiford-coartjhrogintorton-stmt.
W; Allan, 'lhrogiriorion-street, insurance-broker, Nov. tl3,
Dec. 5, Jan. 5, at (linltlhall. Attornits, Messrs. kcarsey and
Spurr, Bilisopsgate-strect Within.
DI V 1 D4NDS.
Dec.l6, O. Morecroft, Birmingham, corn-dealer—Dec. 16, S.
Rates, Brereton, Stalloidshire, grocer —Dee. 15, B. Fox,
Cough-square, merchant -Jam. 16. Warren and L. Smith, Aus-
tin-friars, merchants—Dec. 1, S. Lee, BirchiiPlaue, merchant
Dee. 18, J. Wood, Brighthelinstone, 18, J. C.
Cooke, Brighthelinstone, cinifeetioner—Dec. '23, A. Whi.ehead,
un. Halifus, 4otton-spinner— Dec. 17, Lt. Readlicard. Amble,
-Newhall, Northumberland, salt-merchant—Dec. lii, 1.. Absolon,
W ell i ogford , Berks. innkeeper—Dec.l7,J. Sowden and J Mod g-
son, heeds, oil-merchants—Dec. 17, C. Avenel!, Porhiea, watch-
maker—Om. 17, J. Ountliont, Litigate, Su Milk, surgeon- .Dee.
17, It. Anderson, North Sunderland, corn-facior—Dec. 13, I'.
Pownall, Piccadilly, butiker—Dee. 15, It. Bracken, T. Wil-
liams, and L. Bracken, Lothhury,4lramel-maatifacturers —Dec.
.1. Stead, Fostet.lane, Cheopside, was-chip:sem:in—Dec. 15.
Thaeltray, Burton-Leonard, Yorkshire, Ila x-dresser—Dec.
19, .1. Burlingham, Old Buckenhain, Norfolk, —Dec.
15, J. Kermit, Bear-street, Leicester-fields, druggist—Dec. ),
C. Laing, NVapplog, ship-chandler—Der. 19, .1. Cleincace,
N orth 'abet land-street, St. Mary-le- Boa lie, carpenter—Jan. 16,
J. luskipp, jun. Battle, Sussex, carpenter.
CERT' FIC ATES—Doc. 15.
D. I'. Taylor, Boston, Lioculnshire, scrivener—J. Wedding-
ton, Bi.hopsgate-strret,vininer—J. Croft, Pell-street, Kutclitle-
i* highwiiy, a me-merchant—lt. Denton; Easicheap, chocolate-
; maker-11. Williams, Orford-greet, linen-draper—lt • and
.1. Balmer, South Shields, ship-builders—J. Maddock, Liver-
I pool, soan-hoiler—J. Caskill, Nottinemm, auctioneer—J.
Howell, Surrey-street, Strap!, tailor—W. Hill, Cirencester,
salt-inerchant —J. Joseph, Somerset-street, Miceli:we!,
pus-
brella-maker.

14W INTIM L VENQE.
COURT OF KING'S RENCIII, W ESTMINSTER, N0v.24.
THE KING CREETEY, LATE N. P.

Mr. BROUGHAM moved forfora Rule, to show cause
why a writ of Cothoreri should not issue to remove
the proceedings on an indictment from the county
of Lancaster to that Court. he Learned Gentle_
man stated, that die Gland Jury of Lancashire had
found an indictment against a Member for Thetford,
in the late Parliament, Mr. Creevey, for words al-
leged WI have been uttered by him in the House of
Commons, in the last Session of that Parliament,
according to a report which had found its way into
a country Newspaper. To remove such indictment
from • the Quarter Sessions of Lancashire to that
Court, it being a matter of much moment to the
nom Gentleman ►vho was his Client, was the ob-
ject of his motion.
.Rule Aisi granted, 'without any further observa-
tions.
London, England, 1812-11-25

64,11:1CiE.

DEAL, Nov., 23.—Tar execution of LicNiena,
Gamage, for the wider of a Serjeant Marie rs
on hoard the Griffon sloop of war, pursuant to the
sentence of a Court-Martial, took.place this nn, „
ing, •at ten o'clock, on board•tliat ship. Be bo e
his fate stitlemanly fortitude. About eight o'clock
he was Wended by the Clergyman,who remairntl Wftt
him till about half past nine, when the procession be.
gen from his cabin to the platform, from whence he
I was to be launched into eternity. The Clerntnae
I walked first, then Lt. Gamage, attended on each e(l4,
by two friends, o.licers • several Officers followed
!every one present was deeply affected at the utifortem
mate fate of this youtvggentfenian ; the sliip'scompany
particularly. Boats from the different ships
e attended,
ias usual, round the executio, and the same spa.-
! vathS, and pity sere observable in each--. 4 Goa
receive his smut," frequeetly burst forth from dif.
ferent seamen. ile bece.-(! and thanked them two
or three times, as I te..terscand, and seemed deeply
affected with the sympathy he excited. One letter
1 have received, says, " that he spoke shortly to his
own crew, warning them to beware of giving say
to sudden passion." As soon as he reacher! the
platform, he prayed again with the Clergyman,
and precisely at ten o'clock, the sir:nal-gun being
tired, he was run up to the v ard.at m, amidst re.
heated exclamations from the seamen, of 46 Goo
bless and receive him !" He appeared to suffer but
little.
Previous to the execution, the Circular Addrew,
which we inserted yesterday', was sent to Admiral
Foley to every ship in his Ileet.
The body was broeght on shore for interment at
two o'clock, and was received at landing by Perrer
Dower, Nsy. Cove' nor of the Navy Hospital, who,
with a number of Naval and Military Officers, at.
tended this unfortunate young Gentleman's remains
1- to the burial-ground, at the rear of th., Na,:o nos.
pital, whore-they were deposited. Capt. 'Frollotre,
and the Otticers of the Griffon, %jilt several of the
crew, were present, and bore ample testimony, by
their appearance, to the regret they fell at his un.
, timely fate.
London, England, 1812-11-13

FABRICATED FRENCH BULLETIN.

The Morning Pust of this day contains an article,
under the head f' Twenty7sfth French Bulletin,"
which, as the Editor of the above Paper says, was
sent to their office last night in manuscript. Ike ob-
serves, that- " though it beats the stamp of authen-
ticity in its style, yet, as he cannot trace its source,
he is not willing to vouch for its genuineness." In
this he sliews his discretion, but fur his judgment in
adopting it at all, there is little to he said. The
stamp, which to that writer appears authentic,grack
us in a moment to be at once spurious and clams ;
Il'or the Paper contains the following paragraph among
:other gross improbabilities :

• " A deputation from the, Foundling. Hospital
.(Moscow) haring waited upon the EMPEROR, he or.
Aland three male infants to be christened—the first
aviLtoor.Eom, the second FELtx, the third BoNAPARTE;
and three female infantsthe first to be called
iossanzsr., the second M*k;s THERESA, the third,
AviLarma-; atifibe prottifsedrthem a'penston each Of:

twelve hundred lines upon the day of their marriage,
to be paid from the Imperial Treasury. The depn.
tation melted into tears at this proof .of the Itlrannow's
soodness."

Ma. DROITOTIAM:-WO have, in this day's Plper,
gratified ourselves and are persuaded we have, in no
le3s'a degree, gratified 4,!iir Readers by the insertion
if Mr. BRoUGHAM'S speech to the Electors of Liver.
pool. Although the length of the piece might make'
its insertion less convenient to us at this moment,,
yet, when we consider that the late contest has pro.
diced so . many eloquent harangues, and that
this stafids at the head of their all, not only
for its logic and its rhetoric, but also for the Bala.
biry -and' beneficial effect it is calculated to pro.
duce on the minds of the people, and on the affairs
of this'kingdom;- we therepn wave all considerations
of personal convenience. More especially while we
feel convinced that the elOquent Orator is himself
destined by Providence, through his great 'talents
and patriotism, to - be cherished. as a British worthy
I in the hearts of the people of these kingdoms While
alive, and when dead, entombed la a pautheoato tie
erected for the purpose, 'es a' reward for his publie
virtue, god as No Incitenatit to' °Merit tp the Prutlo
of it. . •
London, England, 1812-02-07

POLICE.

UNION HALL.
James O'Neil, David DePrimal, and Ann Ala:
hunt, were charged by Patrick Cranney with rob..
hing him of three one-pound notes and sixpence, a
pocket knife, and a thimble. The Prosecutor is a
Greenwich pensioner, and had come to town in ot.e
of the Gravesend boats. On coming on shore i
i went to 41 public-house in Darkhouse-lane, uhr,r„
the Prisoners were. The two men entered into
conversation with 'him, and represented themselses
as seamen, said they were in great distress, a 441 had
no money. The Prosecutor immediately ordered
some grog, and treated them all. Tl,ielt.,taifftueir.qwunardns.
went to the Joiners' Arms, Joiners'-street, Tooti,
street, where he gave one of them a dollar', and de-
. sired him to order something for dinner. The
/ dinner, consisting of beef-steaks, soon made its sp.
pearance, which was moistened by a •
City bf porter and gin, but on the bill being brought,
the Prosecutor, on seeing the beefsteaks eitarged,
reminded the Prisoners of the dollar he had given to
one of them to pay for them. This was denied; a
quarrel ensued, and whilst they were- pushing the
Prosecutor about, they contrived to empty his
' pockets.—The notes were in an old pocket-book/
which, after having emptied of its contents, one of.
the Prisoners threw on, the fire, they were impel-
; ately recovered, and theknife beilg found onone,
the thimble on another,, and the notes and sixpenea
I on a third) they were all fully committed for trial';
London, England, 1812-02-07

the De-
Plaintiff,

Ay, and
his final

his men
one an

iountr—
ill wages
required

engagement weekly, at rue rare 4.111 ctue pounu mar-
teen shillings. , Ile had seldom, however, been paid
the amount, fully, on Saturday night. On her
cross-examination, she warmly said, that she was
not turned out of doors by her brother on sic-
; count of her being too viell acquainted with the Plain-
: tiff—that the welt awity because she had received no
•0) .•
t wages. •
On the part of the fendant, it was offered to
be proved, that be w in the habit of paying his men
constantly On Sa r evening.
i Samuel lie ' nd Gilbert Berne, one an
apprentice and a journeyman of the De-
i swore, ey saw wages given to the Plaintiff,
r but could not positive about the amount.—,
.' Berne swore t he always received his full wages
ron the Sate -evening, providing he required
them: The • tiff lad been turned away, and
neither of the *pant* were present at his final
reckoning. - 79, 0.1
Fbe Lonn am ./orrace, in summing up the
,fie t 0 the J *4 aim 'Pis was a most egret's-
(Unary action r where no accounts were kept qf,
r disbursements, nor papers signed acknowleging the
London, England, 1812-02-07

To Gentlemen, Numerous*, Gardeners, and Others-
Yafriable Nunery Stark, near Lea Bridge, Layton, and
Clairton:. •
By Mr. J. COCHRAN,
On the Premises, on MONDAY, tie 17th of February. 1912, ,
and killowing Days, at Eleven o'Clock, by Order of the '
Proprietor. Mr. Richard Siiiarn,
COMPRISING very fine fan yews, of different
sixes, fir hedges marl blinds; shrubs of various sixes' very
five sproci• firs, of different n..es a Weymouth pines and forest
trees ofdifferent heights. for blinds and diantadonsa a quantity
of stronr thorns rind crabs for repairicg old, or naokrcf. rireve_
dime fences; .fine box trees, box edging, ,tnl flower roots; mc.
lon frames; *complete new 6-inch wheel market cart, plough
and harrows, cart-linrnes4 ware-tubs, market baskets of sorts,
a greatquantity of red and white sage for bunching, and a heap
ef rotten dung.
To le viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues had of Mr. Si-
born, in toe oises; at the Cork, Epping Two Brewers,
Woodbrd ; hes Inn, Waltho ; White Hart, Itoinford ;at
Caledonian Nunery, near Kiligslead at Messrs. Gordon
nd Craii, Seed Shop, .1. enchurca-street ; and of the Auctioneer,
No. 7, ! hike-street, Grosveuor-square.
N. •11. For the convei•ience of purchasers, the Lots to be
lakenakiray till Laily•Disy next.
London, England, 1812-02-07

46, CORKMII.I..
Only 8000 Ticket,. trod two izes of 20,f.00f.
140.1INSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the
AAL Public. that there are so few Tickets to pe disposed of,
that the Supply fur the Cussary will he very trifling s as such.
fluky intraat ell those who honour them with their cummauds not
to delay purchasing Tickets and Shares. or exchange their
Prises previous 10 the ennimenoinfr of the Drawing, which be-
gin and finishes on the 18th of this Month.
HORNSRY and Co. sold the very fiat Prize of 20,0101. ever
imaduteel is Lotteries.
Nos. 2.525, Class A. nod Class B. both Prizes of 5001. were
told by them in the last Lottery.
T. e Prizehnlders may receive their Manes immediately.
Orders by Pust or Carrier executed w ith fidelity and dis •
patch.

DEBILITY, STRICTAIRRS. ' •
IM P RESS ED with a consciousness Nit their dc-
-IL viatiim from the general plan has hem highly bettelleial to
*herr. and Unproved is their profestimmi acquirements by the
maturity of near twenty years experience, hlessrs. CUR RI E
and CO. continue, with unabated ardour, the effidication u:
vox dtsord.ers which are the consequence of illicit intlalgence,
er the destructive habits of the inconsiderate School-boy. In
Professing the enre of these Complaints, they hold 'oat n
dui relent to viers but, sensible as all men must he of ex-
istence of stich calamities, they offer their assi.tance us rc. ;. irly
educated Surgeries of London. and of the Royal' U 4110044
Edinburgh. In all cases of Siphylitic Infection. ,ersisa every
cumplaho of Debility and Deficiency, whether artitist from the
Wittuation of a certain dests utiles Itabit,lnag resithrice In warm
climates, free Hybl, or may other cause producing a deficency
Drowsily vigour, the patient darrely on a speedy restoration
to higernei Iseekh. Their Unproved plan of raring Strictures of
the. Urethra has been attended with peculiar surreal. Strictures
of ten and twenty years' duration have yielded to their trent.
Leta in the short period of three weeks. Several .Noilemen
are Genuflects of t he first respectithilitY, who have !elbowed under .
ttiu painful and ditaresairsg disease, having received stadiestl and
Primmest cure, particularly request that reference goy bade
to them, as satisfactory
,evidences of the decided selptrrneitY of
Currii- and Ch. Plat, of Treatment. 14e/p! of Owe
r.lentlenteit had. been sutler the care of Messrs. Hair. Renal-
tir, isitil other Surgeons of equal eisinencealevizatemptrd
their Care by the application of tee Lagar raithout
Niessis. Curl le and C.P. may be consulted by patifiiiieTtitlier
ssc, with the greatest secrecy gad honour, at tbeigfielme• So•
Ilatitg,-144r4e.u. •
London, England, 1812-04-03

: LONDON:
MOAT, APRIL 3, 181%

••••4110...-.

PETITION OF THE !AVERY OF LONDON.

The Ldari Ma ton has taped I 1 Common Hall for
Tuesday next, to receive the Report of the Sheriffs,
of the Palace RacEMeS Answer, respecting the
Petition of the Livery. The Liiery of London have
never presented any petition to the KING, but upon
the Throne- This right was first denied, by a letter
from Lord HERTFORD to Alderman Wrisss, then
Lord Mayor. The PRINCE Rsceser, it appears,
means to act von' the old system; and has not only
appointed the present Petition to be prasostad.st the
Levee, but has even refined, to receive the Depot*.
Lion of * Livery, as not more than ton parlowl
London, England, 1812-04-03

TO TIIE EDITOR.

•
Ste,—lf the foll6wing letter and answer to it are
acceptable for your Paper, they are at your service.
They were transmitted to me by a friend in the Medi-
terranean, and are verbatim as they passed.
The French General Lamarque was at Inanely
when one 9f the shat from the Curacoa went through
the table at which he was sitting, and spoilt his din.'
ner •, on whiph he sent a slag of truce to 'Capt. 'l'.
with the followingnotable letter :
Calilta, this 19th Jan. BBC
SIR,-1 am pleawd to let you know, that the French
troops I have the hiinotir to command a're perfectly sheltered
from your ball., Now, if you think proper to kill some wo-
man, some child, or destroy souse house of your artorso AL-
um, yOll are free to do it; bnt we will know what we must
think of English generosity ! I have the honour to be your must
obedient ter, ant,
" The-Geoerol of Division, Crest Pacer of the
Legion of Honour,
(Sirnrik) " MAR LAMARQVE."
"His Molesty'shilip Curacoa, off Galina, 19th Jan. 1812.
tY Sta,--ln 'answer to the letter wherein you stale the troops
ender your commie?d are sheltered franc the cannon of his Bri-
tannic Majesty's ships, and that the INIIABITANTS &Immure bur-
ferers.,l beg to asvore you, this nowt us commas only prove, to
me the effect of our cannonade. Allow use, therefore, to in-
form yon, it is at the intercession of the Spaniards that the Bri-
tish are acting—and as long as a Frenchman is visible, their can-
son will not cease to Are. I anti Sir, you towable see{ ant
" To General Jamarque." it.”
General Lamarque retired speedily after the re.
ceipt of the above.

Mary Scarborough was tried at the York Assizes,
for falselyswearing on a former trial that a Mr. Jen-
nings had committed a rape upon her. She was found
guilty, and sentenced to pay a Sue of Is. to be im-
prisoned one month, and afterwards transported for
serer years.

MJ ~
London, England, 1812-04-03

• TO TM; PUBLIC.
FROM the nomerouv Complaints that have been
awn, and lest a rrejudice might arise. in consequence of
the circuital/Ina a false repre•entation, Samuel Duvie4 Pro-
pririor of MORRIS'S PATENT FAMILY M O.NOLE, feels
himself imperi•.uslv ended upon to announce to the Public in
general, that lie never hod the,ensaHest connection with another
hens, him of the same street; nor am ht. Mangles by any means
made en their plait. On Ilse contrary, he has the pleasure to
add, Mit wherever his have been (warred, they have given uni-
'real satisfact•m I nod the increasing demand from 411 partly
both el tow. and country is the strongest pr."( of the superior
'learnt, of this Inventiov over every thing of tht kind yet ut.
templed. Caneritus e this., be most respectfully solicits the at-
tention of the roadie no Oft*. vithrshle and inurli•Antired
china, being fully colitiotvii that from their compa. t roostruc.
boa, the perfect ease with whlrh they site worker', mid the com-
plete manner in which they :perform, they will be gtoser.sily
adopted thrangisout the country.
To he h:id at the .ftlansefaciery, No. 4. Skinner-street, Snow.
lobodue.—Pilce 121. 12s. nod if retpired to be sent into the
(milltrY. Ss. pricking.
London, England, 1812-06-09

DERILLTZ.Ite.
MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, late in
his Sliojegy's Service, continue in direct their studies mid
praelice exclusively to the treatment and cure of V hN Lit EA!.
COMPLAINTS, and to every Clnss of Debility. whether
*rising front irregularities in living. a long residence. is but cli-
mates, or the deNtructive habit of inconsiderate youths which
entails, by anticipation. on its unhappy victims. Mil the infirmi-
ties of old in slight ett.es of venereal infection a partici
care is completed in the short period of two days.
They rauv Le consulted by patients or riiher .sea. with the
iteatr-I t•rurrsy and hioauur, at their house, No. hi, Hatton-
garden.
Levers, poo- paid, enclosing a bank note, will be dui) answer-
ed.—Nu. lvi, Hatton-garden.
London, England, 1812-06-09

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London, England, 1812-06-09

The din of war, in the North of Europe, has again_
broke on our ears. !tussle, Sweden, and Danmark,
are now represented to have resorted to hostile melt.
suras against Box.‘eattn. The Etirperor of RUSSIA
is said to beabout to declare himself king of POLAN.D;
in order to provoke the French to arms. Already,.
it is asserted, are tly, ports of Riga, St. Petersbargh,
and Libau, opened for the reception of the flags of
every nation. Our 'Minister, Mr. Tnowsiow, who
it appears has hitherto resided at ct,ickholnt, under
fictitious name, we are told, has been publicly eq.
knowledge(' as an accredited Minister from Great
Britain and the Danes, actuated by the same hostile
feelings towards Naror ro,r, and attached to this_
country, n.-e rcproseotNl to have signified their Wen. •
tion to restore all captured property to the Swedes;
to have laid an embargo on all French privateers in
Danish ports, and to have sent their crews to prison.
But the most extraordinary of all this extraordinary
intelligence, is the story, which has been industri—
ously circulated, about a gentleman having arrived
direct frotu Faris with copies of the ftbllowing docu-
ments
PROCLAMATION.
" Frenchmen !—I ais again compelled to make war in the
North.

" Soldiers ! I will conduct, you against the Russians. In the
beginning of July. I shall be at St. Petersburch, when I will
point out to the Emperor Acax SPIDER the real boundaries of
Russia. Poland shall be the barrier, that the Cabinet of St.
Petersburgh may no longer harm it. Nil4rO4TAN.r
TO THE POLIZIO-

" Pules !—I have given you a King : 1 will eitend your
mita: your eountry shall be eulargcd beyond wh4t it was in the
titre of Svartishatia.

• l'he Grand Duke of i'Vuarz non n, our uncle, shall be yogi
King. The King of Poussta bas evinced his friendship for us.
Tie has proved by his contract his attachment and fidelity to the
'Outman canoe; and he has put his troops at- our disposal
unite yonnelvei With them—do not rengiv the ancient hatred be.'
tweet' you, but soNiort the glory of your ancestors.
• " NAPOLEON."
•
One account state's, that these Proclamations were
" transmitted from Poland to Paris ;" another, this,
they were 64 publish from the French head-quari; I
Ors in Prussia." Now, if either of these staiementil
were tree, haw does it happen that the documenti
.themselvei neither bear the name of the place where i
they are said to have beSn originally published, nor
the date of.their publication ? 'For aught yet seen-,
they may.. 6 .100 ed ei Prociama tioßs Issued some
years age;,.sted.Shoi tact ot,the pretended... Gentlemen, I
who l's 'aiddi tit kavo.broughtztitem over, giving
Jewel aftwolinie ts, to tili'eplace from whence they
4.:emeit stlief iti.their authenticity. But
tjus Is itht ati :Lthe Vrench,Si !lister TALLETRAND
. most recent . letters from Gotteti-j,
•
bare), to be At Yfilas, treating with the F,tusr
sign Ministei ; and ha. the last Anhelt Mail it is
stated in an article "ram the same place, dated •
I the 2cl inittint). thit 4i*Generil ittoNl jollied 1
• .
. s
London, England, 1812-06-09

SALES.

Elegant Cottage Ornee, nt abe extremity of the Terrace, Turn-,
hain-green; together with a smaller Cottage, and several
'Deakins of admirahib Luad contiguosti, a itb early posses-
sion.
• ley Mr. RoniNS,
At the Auction Mart, oh MONDAY, June 15, at Twelve,
in Three Lots.
A MOST delightful COTTAGE VILLA, vary
A substanti4ly built, and mast etviatily situate at the ex-
tremity of the Terrace. nt Turibam-r•em. This charming re-
tieat is encircled by the lawnsaad kitchen gardens, which pre
fully cropped, and clothed wish an ulantdititee ..f choice fruit-
tree% and ornamented in front lay a canal, and a roinamic
teem,/ gnomon. Nearly contiguous are ton rich meaddas
of eigal acres of capital land. The cottage is in all respects
adapted to a moderate-sised family, Adjoining is * smaller
Cottage, neatly fitted up, with pleasure and kitchen garden,
aad a ilirtighiCui meadow of two acres of had. A right of
11:01111411141111 over Dear 900 acres of haul attaches itself to ibis truly
desirabk Vacate. which is held for a term of 40 years, subject
to a low rust. The oxhide is the provrty of .
CHARLES THOMSON, Erre.
remelts; Ws Herm. • .
May be viewed only with Tickets, till ?be sales. turd
Particular, bad on the Premises; the Packhorses, at Taruhans -
prow ; Castle, Richmond ; Albion, AWerwitc-street ; Auction
Mart; and is Covent-garden.

Distinguished Copy hold secluded Villa, in the centre of exten-
sive Lawns and Pleasure-grounds, and Park :Meadow, with
Serpentine Canal, at the extremity of the admired village of
Turnhant-green, and un the verge of a tiiiimntic Commit&
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on MON DA I, June 15, at Twelve,
A SINGULARLY Elegant COPYROLD MAN-
SION,, presenting au uniform building of modern archi-
tecture, replete with conveniences, and all necessary attached
and detathed offices, Inns karma and itisth admired as
FAIRLAWN HOUSE,
delightfully seated at tae extremity of the romantic common
which separates Turaham-grcea from Acton, and completely
environed by eight acres of she chni.est land, laid out in lawns;
pleasure-grounds, and park meadow, the latter ornamented
With an extensive serpentine canal; the kitchen-garden is ex-
tensive, and Inc walls clothed with a proWslon of chaiee fruit
trees, and immediately contiguous is an additional paddock of
five acres of capital land. The residence is admirably adapted
to the comfortable occupation of a respectable family, nod the
offices are in all reopens quite enrrespondeni, the property of
. PATRICK THOMSON, Esq.
removing into Herts.
' May be viewed, only with tickets, from twelve till t wo. sad
Particulars had till the Sale. at the Pack Horses, nimbi's'.
green; Castle, Richmond; Albion House, Aldersgate-street ;
the Aueti..n Marl; and In Caveat-garden.
London, England, 1812-06-09

A NEW PUBLICATION.
Price 7s. neatly bound,
ADICTIONARY of the. FRENCH and ENG.
LISII LANGUAGES.
Ey A SOCIETY OF MASTERS.
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R. FREEMAN'S GurrA. SALCTARIS, an
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Soo hutic Complaints are the most general Malady of the lid-
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through Berlin as the bed, i.itehee from
French Government to the Empar.r k Wilna." It cannot, therefore, be believe,. ; •
por.cost would issue Proclamations of this nature at
the very moment he was engaged in pacific arrange.
ments with ALEXANDER. The whole of these ro.
mours ought rather to be attributed to the influence
of Ministers, who find it nucessary to do something
to draw off the public attention from those disgraee.
ful proceedings which have led to their return to
office. Here, however, they will find themse:vn,
mistaken, as we Lave little doubt that another
tion for an Address, of which Mr. WORTLLY
given notice in the House of Commons, will etfect,z.
ally lead to their final expulsion. Mr. Wonn,,,,
Motion is fixed for Thursday, and Gen. GWOIGNt.),
on the same subject, for the day following.

A Mail from Malta arrived this forenoon, by
which we received the followin4 accounts :

G I BRA LT it, !it I,r ,_st.
The Dispatch peke', which was bringing the Nlalta
was bat off Mazaro. on the 11th of last month; crew raved, es
well as the correspond. nce,which has bent brought by the Rh6s.
The only article wort' noticing in the letters from Sicily, is's
report of the approaching departure of tile Queen from that
island.--(Gibraltar Chronicle, M.y -3. )
GIBRALTAR, May IG.
rxmeacT OP A LETTER FROM ALCUSIRAS, MAY 14.
SeULT continues in motion, without its being clearly under.
stood what he is aboot. Niger and Casa; Yiegii have been re-oc •
copier! by an enemy's battalion; and this morainic 200 of their
Isorse made a reconnoitring in the environs of Tarifa; after nnslt.
'logos far as Ogee, they have again retired. Genera BALLAS.
TERM' is pine to Los Banos. The third divisien, which is here
has rensai;,esitbe whole day drassn up on the heights of Colsario'
sad thi,: evening re-entered the town -Some precautions takri;
by tow Government had excited a little uneasiness, hut the news
of the enemy's retreat has somewhat allayed our appreheasioni.
MAY 15, SEVEN O'CLOLE.
No'biLg nmv has oer!tirred. A party of the hussars of Castile,
whist the Gener,l yrs..--day sent to the Vinta de Ogen, for the
' purpose of reconnoitring, fell in with some of the eneinfs
scouts, whom they engzgo.Lkiller the Captain comniacdi;,7,
and have orought his epaniettes and five prisoners to head-qui,r-
ters.—(Giierallar Chronicle, May Id.)
GIKRAI l" R. MAY 91
Lord Irgt.t.renTore was expected to ari ivo at Badajos betwem
the Etti and init. The pi ivate letters mention his Lord.
sliip's minatlo of sendi44 a considerable body of troop
Into this pros MC. aniLit is ;Idded, that itreparation,, on the e:iio
extensive ,tale, di • making for this ness c‘sinpaign both at flu-
dojos an,' V 540. The S,tanisli troops in our ticighbourhaJdare
understood to have received orders to set themselves in motiiii
ithout delay, for the purpose of co-operating with the Allies.
--(4lllpriitlar(_hrunick, Mal 21 )

Mr. V.I!O•ITTART ha, intimated to the Governor
and Directors of the Bank of England, that he and
Lord LIVERPOOL will be ready on Thur,day, to he.
gociate for the new Loan.
London, England, 1812-06-09

Lugwnrdiur, within four Miles of the City of Hertford.

Important Copy hold Iran-works and Wharfs, with extensive
Buildings, Forge, and thirteen Dwelling Houses, and near
Tacitly Acm of Land.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Rank of England, on MON-
DAY, June 15, at Twelse,
A VALUABLE and very Eligible COPYROLD
EsTATE,coosisting of all that desirable Property,ealeed
TIDNOR IIION-WORKS, .
with very extensive wharfs and buildings calculated fie •
wit b•trot waretwme, smiths' anti comprise& Asap%
office, adapted for a dwelliae-house, together with
THIRTEEN DWELLING] DOUSES
for workmen in good repair, aid eighteen arm nod half at
reitataltahly rich
meadow. sod pasture land contiguous. The
• Premises sire altogether very complete, and most admirably'
adapted for prosecuting the husioes- on an extensive scale, with
the greatest possible advantage. The situation is mint desirable.:
having an inexhaustible supply of stater, and, being inn wood-
ed canonry, clstrcual it had in abundance, sin reasonatile teruas.
The Wharfs arc substantial, and admirably constructed for car-
tying on an extensive cateen] and are sufficiently capacions for
the additional purposes of concern,
or Corn Mills, stud the Store
tme- are nett arranged for the framer we.
I Particulars may be had any day prior to the Sale, of Mr. '1
Stone, at the Forges and of Messrs. Rabies, Covent-garden, I
where a Plan may be seen.
London, England, 1812-06-09

LAVENDER Al)i HONEY WATERtt.
TEEL and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER
S M
Eliot:BAN PS, to her Royal Higlir.ess the Princess of,
Wales, aid mii.t of the Royal Family, beg leave for iaform
the Nohliits, Gentry, and the Public, who honour them with
their layouts, that the above elegant and useful Perfumes conti-
nue nit sale, at their Old Established Warehouse for those arti-
cles only, Ni'. 15, Catharine street, Strand ; and respectfully
recommend ill those who are strangers to the superior quality of
their Lavender:lnd Honey Waters, a trial of them, when Steel
and Meyer Satter themselves they will meet with the approba.
lion nestowed 1111 them fort) yeah past, while the price conti-
nues, as umnl, lots, viz.:—The Lavender Water Ss. or Ss. 9d.
taking six Bottles : Honey Water 4s. 6d. or six for 24s.—Ortlets
for Exportation surd the Country, immediately attended to.
London, England, 1812-06-09

THE SILVER MEDAL.

-...----
NEW INVENTED TRUSSES, TO GUARD AGAINST.
THE INCONVENIENCE OF RUPTURES.
Sanctioned by the Society for the Enron of Arts, Ma.
nufartures. and Commerce ofryad.
WIIITFORD, Surgeons' Instrument-maker,
IV • and Cutler to Si. Bartholomew's Hospital; Truss-maker
to his Majesty's Honourable Commissioners of the Transport
Board ; and to the City of London Truss Society, for Relieving
tio, Ruptured PUltf, patronized by bii Royal Highness the
flake of Cambridge, nononswes his NEW-INVENTED SER-
I'ENTINE CURVF.D ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by
uhieh ii Core, in ninny Cases, will he obtained; and he en-
X.l2e, to keep up the most difficult Rupture that ever existed,
without inconvenience to the wearer.
The Society of Arl4, tkc. having voted their Silver Medal for
the above Improvement, the Inventor has had the hanDur of
receiving the soma from the hands of his Grace the Mihail(
Duo folk ,viheir President.
The Inventor has now the satisfaction likewise to nanounre,
that his To u-ses having given the protest satisfaction to the af-
(Lewd a ale Nuptotres, that not less than 7000 persons have,
u :thin These few years, felt the god elects of them, these
Trusser; having been made um Anatomical principles, which no
other Truss h:e. ever hero. The Inventor assures the Afflicted, I
that on a single trial they will be thoroughly convinced of their
superiority over nit Trusses now in use; and may be had at bit
Manufactory, under the Centre Gateway o(St. Bartholomew's
/10-pital, Wist Smithfield; ont at No. 2t, Lombard-street,
Combat.
_ . _

_ ..
N. B. Where abr. may be h his new and complete Appa-
ramp, as a Su!sstinite for Leerhec 1 mid the AMULET, for
tr:hArpettair R.szarr, niihnut a Bone.
London, England, 1812-06-09

SALES.

•
kliddlcseit.
• very Desirable Cop% h•Jil Reernee, Milt no a modern
scale, excels. it garden, and paddockwuf ter Acrd, sith
im-
rurdiate ImAgesiuu.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
Al the Auction Mort, on TIMID:I)AV, June 25 at Twelve,
A MODERN Substantial COPY/1014D AM[.
DENCE, with coach-house, stribbrig, excellent garden.
lawn, skirted by a soung.s!irte.bery of dunce plums, and two
priddocks of about four acres, pleas:l.llv shuaie
GOD LIS'S SR ELY,
In front of Judgelleath's priv tr rond to the rural village of
Hip, three miles and a half frii.n Hoorahs*, too and a half
from Uxbridge, and thirteen from Lorrion, near the Creed
Junction Canal. The Premi.es are Wilt with n view to com-
fort un a modern scale, within six years, and now in perfect or
der • c.mtaining four best bed-resists, nod three servants.; ex-
exc'elleat dining-parlour and elegant drawing-room, erosional-
cating by folding-doew. $3 feet by 15; breakfam parlour, large
kitchen, and proper domestic offices; lielrl snider the Manor of
Hays, subject to a quit rent of 6d. and anal! 6ne.
Mal be viewed sea days prior. with Tickets oily, Which
nia be lsacpf Persro..Robies, Caseet.garden.
N. N. The Purchaser may be accommodated mith tirefor.
Re.

•
Detached and very elegant Comae Villa Joni Gorden, within
three miles of London, no the Usbridge road.
Hy Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of Ragland, on
THURSDAY. Jew 25, at Twelve
A REMARKABLY pleasant detached COT-
PAGE VILLA, fitted up and finished inn to* of mope.
nior elegance, aid eakulnted in all respects for the superior ne-
commodatioa of a moderate-sized family, ornsunented with
virondaq. bale*, nod conservatory iii front, nod delightfully
•
situate rear

SHEPHERD'S BUSH.
nt it convenient distance from the Uxbridge-road. The House
is encircled by its pleasure and litclien gardens. Plaited with
chair, shrubs, and abundantly stocked with fruit-bees; de.
laniard is a coach-house, stable, tttc. the whole is perfect
order for immediate ot rupation.
• May be ♦iewed. with Tickets, till the Sale; and Particulars
had .0 the Premises; the Shepherd's Bush; George, At:tows
the Auction Mart ; and in Covent.gartien. .

Two neat pleasant Houses (no a small smile), committal:lg
Views over an Elegant New Square in. Front, and Garda,
. Ground in the hack, within two Miles of Hyde Park Comer)
with instant Possession.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
Al their Spacious Rooms. Piazza, Covent-garden. ea HON-
DA Y, Juoe 10, at Twelve, la two Lets,
TWO remarkably Pleasant HOUSES, fitted sip
inn pileoliar neat manner, sod In ail respects imitable for
a small Prima v ; each contain* three hod.rossms,elegant draw.
ing.rooni, with French windows mad balconies, ascetic** par-
lour, water-duet, kitchen, scullery, paved yard, with seat
trellis work. a garden 110 feet long, in which are Capital
standard trees, front garden, the whole well laid out and planted..
very eligibly situate Nun. II and 12, Edward hare. facia(
LORD HOLLAND'S, KENSINGTON ;
held far 99 years, at a around rent of ill. each.
Nay be viebed, and Particulars had in Covered-garden,
London, England, 1812-06-09

TO THE PUBLIC.

FROM the numerous Complaints that have bees
wade, and lest u Jejutlice might arise is coasensience nt
the meal:thorn,' a false representation, Samuel Davies. Pen-
initial. of MORRIS'S PATENT 1•1\ ILYNI A NGLE, feels
himself imperi.msly culled up .n to announce to the Public in
11, that he °e'er bad the varallest connection with another
fbor.e, hie of the time street ; nor are his Nlangles by anytnetari
made in their plan. Oa the c.iniritry, he has the pleasure to
add, thud wherever hi. have brru t.rdrred, they have given tag-
vers.4l Kitivltetions and the humoring demand from all parts,
h..th ..f town and c tourv, is the birnsigest proof of the superior
t•scelleacr of sbis fro... Wino over every thing of the kind yet at-
tempted. Cosorious of this, he most respectfully solicits the at-
tentimi of the Public Is, these valuable stad murk-admired Ma-
rtine., being suit. r nsiucrd, thus tram their compact camitroc-
tion, Ike pr. reel ruse w with which they are worked, and the Com-
viete ma.mer in which they perform, they will be generally
dinpted tarotiglsout the rotinir)•
To be had at the Manufactory, No. 4, Skinner-street, Snow-
hill, London.—Price ltd. and if required to he sent into the
iountrv, 8.. packing. •
London, England, 1812-06-09

COMPANION TO "THINKS I TO MYSELF."
AK. NEWMAN and CO. beg leave to announce
• a Coninnninn on "THINKS I TO MYsKI.F," unelpr
the Title of "Alp SHE TO HER N EIDE BO U ft, WHAT?"
in feu large Yol4. Nino.
By an OLD FASHIONED I&NGLISHMAN.
Minerva-Office, London.