The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-10-24 00:00:00

SLATER'S PA CENT COOK iNt. APPARATUs.
PT. LEMALTRE, Sole Agent, takes the liberty
• of informint A 6 Friends and the Public he now ex I.ihns
fur sale the above App:irattr,, t lies Warehnuie, 3;.
street. Holhi•rn. It is the best Conking Apparatus to the
kingdom ; and the moot clean, dellcnte. and cheap mode of
steaming, stewing, rousting, hewing. broiling null hulling. A
dinner for 20‘) peruins may he dressed with lea than it peck of
coats.
N. R. The Apr:lento:4 is fenernlly la use, oral ready for in..
spectior front nor to rotor clock.

NEW INVENTED TRUSSE, TO GUARD AtIAINST I
THIS INCON YEN ENCP. OF RIJPTURES.
Sanctioned be th. Society for the lincourogeuient of Am, Mu-
oufartitres. Mid Commerce of P.ngland.
WHITFOIID, Surgeons' Instrument-maker,
11.7 • nod Cotter to St. ILirilitioonew's Hospital t Truss-ink.,
ifoooorohte Commisiiimers of the Tramport
Blond ; iiott to the City of London Truss Sto iety, for'Reliesiog
the Ruptnred Poor, potrouited by his Revd Nightly.* the
Duke of Cambridge, announces As Pi KW- I \ VEN T V.l) SLR-
PENTINE CURVED I:LASTIC STEEL TRUSsES, by '
which a Cure, in many CasNi, will he ; end he et e.
gages in keep up the most itiftinth Rapture that ever existed, •
wlthnni inconvenience to the .sonar.
vv, society of Ar,„ 'attest tiotir Silver Medal fur t
are iihoiefeirenvesiteiit. the Inventor has had the honour of •
ereeblvidg the same front the Muds of MX Uralic Um Dottier
Norfolk. their President.
The Inventor ha. now the sniisfaction likewise to normality,.
that his Trusses Missing given the greatest satisfaction tit Ike rtf" I
flicted with Ruptures, that not less thnti 11100 persons hive,
within these few years, felt the good effects of them. these
Trusses having heea made on Anatomical principles, which no
other Tress has ever been. The Inventor assures the AMirted,
that ems single hint they will he tho 44444 convinced of their
superiority over all Trusses now in use; tiMl may be had nt
hit
fifiaufactorv, coder the Centre Gateway of St. Bartholomew's
Hospital, West Smithfield; and at No. 11, Lombard-street,
Cornbill.
N. B. Where also may he had, his new and complete Appa-
ratus, as it Suhstitote for Leeches ; sad the AMULET. tot
Sharpening Rasura, without a Hone.

PARIS, Ocr. 17.—We have to-day received letters
from Moscow, Wed the 3Uth ult. The army is in
the best possible situation. Provisions begin to ac-
cumulate in the magazines. The cellars of that
country are so constructed as to be secured against
fire. a d the inhabitants of MoscoW had in them de-
posited all their provisions and mot precieus ob-
jects, so that a few (la's after the tire, abundance
appeared in the city. The inin.bitants are employed
in rebuilding their dwellings. The country, the nu-
merous farms, and the chateaux, which are between
St. Petersburgh and Twer, have remained untouched,
so that the markets are supplied with vegetables and
meats of all kinds. His Majesty's health has not ex,-
perienced the slightest alteration throughout the
whole campaign. The Civil Administration of Moscow
is completely organized.
FaaNstroar, OCT. 12.—We learn, by the last in-
telligence from the head-quarters of his Imperial Ma.
jesty the Emperor Napoleon, that t;o! Government ;
of Moscow and the province has been given to-the 1
Marshal Duke of Treviso, and the command *of the i
thy to Get. Milhaud. Letters which arrive from St. j
Petersburgh express the most lively concern at what
is pasSiee at.the army, and the Tc I.kunts do not pre-
vent the truth from penetrating thither, and causing
the most sad reflections upon the fatal consequences
of the war. Already are commercial affairs reduced
to a complete nullity in it.
Refute, OCT. .3.—For some weeks our town has
assumed a more pacific appearance than heretofore.—
The 'numerons passings of troops have diminished,
and consequently the expences of military lodgings; ,
•inw enjoy the most profound peace, whilst the
.fate of Ettree:-.." is being decided in the bosom of ltus-
, sin, and our troops •ta:Ze Pert in the great blows Uhich
are struck there. • Besiaer,-t;ei-rrs.siall people are,
cured of their too easy credulity, and of rm.:Z. 70-
deliction for the Russians, which late events have
enabled them to know. Our troops, who form n
part of the tenth corps of the Grand Army, have
been reinforced, and again completed to. their full
extent. Their conduct in the different battles which
they have given, has merited flattering culogiums
from their Chiefs ;• the Duke of Tarentura, their Corn-
mauder-in-Chief, has expressed to them his particu-
lar satisfaction. Our deserters, who at the com-
mencement of the present war, quitted the Prussian
service to enter that of Russia, are paid ilith ingra-
titude by the Russians ; several of them have lost
their places, sled .the remainder all kind of respect.
On their side, our Government proceed agninst them
with rigour. The Russians and English have me-
naced
us with a disembarkation, be this threat has
not been
,realised. The coasts are, besides, occu-
pied by a good number of troops, who would make
the enemy repent their projects, should they attempt
it. Bit the seasob it approaching when they will no
longer be able to retain in the Baltic, on account of
the ice:

lATILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Head
N V ton, Snow-hill, LiMdois, the btu aecommotlaciaa far
Travellers, good Reds, choice Liqqars, and moderate Charges.
Tae follow tug Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, Ste. set eat from
the Saracen. Head Inn, Snow-ow:—
EXETER. Pl.mouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth,
Dartmouth, nod Saiisbury, New Prot Coach, every Morning
as holf-pam his o'Clto k, with a Guard, throve,' II ton. Aa-
mits.ter, Bridport, Blaodford. Basingstoke, and Ilagrhot.
BOSTON, Spalding. Peterholouga, -Stilton. and Hunting-
don.Neve Itoval Mad Coach, sets ••at ever. Evening. Coaches
from Boston in Spilsav, Louth. Gritataiy. owl Hull.
LIVERPOOL, Warriugtou, Kotatsford, Wow, and Litch.
Geld, Post Coach, called, The Ecpedititos. every Eveniag at
Five (Mock, to the Sataccu's Head Inn, Dalemtreet, Liver-
paid. Guarded throughout.
BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, through Chip-
ilato, Caine, and Marlborough, every After 11111 l eil arrive at
Mr. May's, the Greyhoun Inn, Bath, and the London Payers,.
Thomas-street, nod the Swan Bristol, nest Morning.—Conettes
to %%ells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Mr.
LE,EDS New Lit,ltt Coach, called, The Rockingham •Yew
out every IllOftlillg at half-prat Staveo'Ci•lGkg sliaries 1...•0r
Insider only, mat goes remarkably easy. with a Guar thetas:h-
oot. Pastes through Stamford. Newark, Retfard, I) me:awe,
11111.1 Fen . bridge,to Me Goidea Lon), Leeds, next I)., al Noon.
Notwithstauding the uucurnitant expedititta of this Coach, it i.
allowed Wise the mast otoreetible an-1 complete l'uhlte Canvey-.
-.ease same North Road, bans unequalled in Accoaandattair
by any other. v
•KEN I)AL, Lancaster, Prerins, Kirtiv-f.onsdale, 11.41.0,,
. cborky, Orntskkk. mid Clartuang Post Cintetwa, eivry Allea-
mom at Five &Clock. Guarded.
GLASGOW, Longman, Gretna-( reetk Annan, Ositorrie‘.
Brovisihill, Thorimilr Saoquhnr-Kiln, Cnomack. Kinesarli,
sal till mots of Studied, Canspesdown Came; (Daily).
YOH K. Newcastle. and Edinburgh. aro Coach. pert'. r lad
with et Guard throughout. sets dot every liforuit.g at lialf-pwl
Mix la'Clitek, by way of Newark, aetfurd, Tadeaster, Dar-
lington, Northaltertou; Dui ham, llfdrileth, and Berwiclx.—
*Putseagera finding there elves fatigue! from the lettltth or the
Journeys may re't what time they }.tease, oat thetrg...:ceed nn
without any additional fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan. 6--
my-street. York, runs ti.:istielreslo Sooderlasid, Hull, Scarbo.
rough, Wilitbs. ond tither Mee%
• HILIUGENORTH and Walsal new Post Coach, every
Evening. • - • • .
CAItLISLE, Penrith. and Whitehavem Post Coach, goes
•with lour Haas, and a Guard all the way. PAWS through
Brough. Appleby, Greatsubridge, Rielinuont, t 'Merit k, Ban
rouglibridge, ACetherby,..AiterFord, Doncaster, mid Gralittaat
r (uneven..( way •ty reiglatema miles). sets nut every Moraine,
roil performs the journey with the greatest facility. Parositeers
detniiied ow the Road by business or plisisore, have the peculiar
advantage of their real. being Secured in tbe neat Coach.
WAK EFIELD Punt Coach, every 14.4Proing, at baiif-past
Six o'Clock.
CHESTER, Newport, Whitehareb, Tarporley. Nantwich,
Nori h wit 11, and Middle w ich, Port Coach, every Evening, sit.
Five o'Clock.
SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yam, New Coach,vvetty•
Morning, to the George Inn. Sunderland.
MANCHESTER, Wirslaw, Cottgleton. Newehttliet W 3111411
and Wolverhampton, Post Coach. every Artemisia°. guarded.
SURF-WS/IVRY, Wellington, send Shawl. Post Coach,
the Royal ClMrlotte, every EYeniug, at Five o'Cluck. guarded.
SHEFFIELD nod Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock-
ingham every Morning.
SOU'fll Am PTON, Winchester, Airesford, and Ahoy Coach,
every • Eveolutr.
BIRMINGHAM tferearrPtist Coach, wish a Guard. sets
"1 evcrY. Anersiston, told reaches Birmingham nest day as MOP.
Pander by Girard, Eastop, and Shipsfoae, to 110 ha/acmes
Head. Mull-street, Bilminghann
DULL. Narita:aye, Howden, Thom: *lnd Dancater, Pant
Coach, eves y !Sliming at luilf-past Six o Clack, to the Bull tied
San tin, Moots-gate, Hull.
Si ERTFOtI), Ware, Hoddesdon, and C.liesitunt Coach.
eve) y Mooting.
TOTTENHAM- and EDMONTON Coach, daily, at half-
oast .10, lialf-parol&lialf-past 4, and half-past 7, o'Clock.

• MINISTER OF WAR.
. DEHILTIISTRIC'fUIt ES, &c. We have received intelligence of the junction of
IMPMESSED with . a consciousness that their de-
I.
1 the armies of the Centre and South of Spain. This
... "lotion from the general plan lowheco highly Ornmicial to junction was effected on the. 30th September, at Ta- 1
milers. and improved in their professimiall acquirements by the ;, Tarn, in Murcia, between General Treilliard's i
maturity of near twenty years experience, Messrs. CURRIE
and CO. continue, with anohated ardour, the ermlicatiou of : division and the advanced guard of the Army of the
those disorders which are iNc coitterprence of illicit itoitrigettee. South, commanded by Getters! Soult. The latter'
or the destructive habits of the incrusidentie Schoul.boi. Its marched the 'following day, • with his cavalry, to
professing the cure of three Complaints, they hold out in M-
I ducernent to vice ; but. sensible as all men mast be of the ex.: ismante, and has been replaced at Tavarra hy Gene-
waxy of sorb ehinmilierrliWY "Vet that' artirtatter " retolarlY rat Count d'Erlon. .0n the 30th of September
educated Surgeons of Loy. 1111.111. and of the Royal College of ; Duke of ss.l - e
Edinburgh. In ail MSC* Of Si ylitie Infection, and m everyinperson at 'alas un and
,
Compliant of Debility and tkNelrucv, whether ails* from the was immediately to proceed to Ms Catholic Majesty
infatuation of n eertniudeatinrime habit, long residence is warm at San Felipe. •
climates, fret living, or any other &rare praducini a 4racesey , NXTRACT OF A PRIVATE arrTER.
of manly signor, the patient inns rely on it sper:dy restoration 1 I
to vitoroas health. Their improved. plan of tering Strictures of Moscow, SEPT. W. Order is at last re-established
the Urethra has bees, atonic* with peeuhar SINCIPIPS, harmonies )1
of tea and twenty years' clutatian have yis.Wcd to their IMO. i this city. The ?Marshal the Duke of rrosilto is
v • -. ;I-1
nom! in the short period of three weeks. Syeerni poidetwen ! named Governor of Moscow and the lr or en.. , an.
aml Get*matonf 'twill*, reoretaltittlYr who hare laiwurrtiandef ' General Milhaud Commandant of the City.. The
this pojiMl awl distressing disease. harvin,c received Is 'Bll4lllllnd •
pCrlSOlllitill mire, particulurly retmest that reference may he made town was divided into twenty quarters. This dill-
to them, as satiafactsir, erldenees irr the decided superiority of . slots remains, and each quarter has a Special Corn.
Messrs. Cootie and Co.'s Plan of Treatment. Many of these • mandatit. uch has been said of a militia of pea-
tieettroare. had hero ruder the care at Messrs. Hanle. Heald- i
which _, Russian
wile. nee ethjet Sargioat 0 ivad isaaa.swet „ja, utiewated ,ants the Government had fii:zned.— °.
their Cute by the ispplicanue et the Lunar Caulk. without i Scarcely has it been able to- assemble some thou- '
.
,acres., come and aO. rimy he estimated by patient, of either .
_._sands of men. We have taken a certain ti matter of
sex, with tbe.grtateilardreel and tumour, at their house, Ni'. ' tre:ll, dying with hunger and lassitude. They say .
Idea. Hutton-garde* ' -* • i they were driNen \on like a drove of cattle. Not-
Piitkatt is .h couatry ere reqrsted to Ante.the particalia been &me to rouse
...
of their ease, iise.aial, gesireal *shit of living, &c• etc. inciaiisui j m ithstanding all that . ha-
a tentittauee Tor advice awl ine'lkinti• when 'lie Dame e itl tar' these men, they did not succeed •in rendering them
Always, elms, to any pin. '6l the kingdom. To mow. thaw- i fkti.dics. They every wher%threw away the pikes
' crety io opetetial lib Their °parry...loc. Mertens/fie of keep
as> be added to the meant fur inedscioes. • with Which they were al s -Wi,eeetimily Aeßaaiedgel ty
. . .

FRENCH Perfits. return to their villages. Their enteorm consists of a
Ibit of copper attached to their cep, ishichrepteseets •
TWENTY-SECOND BULLETIN. an A. surmounted with a Greek Cross. This inark
Moscow, Seer. 27.—The I:ousel-General Les-
upon the heeds of the recruits, reininds us if the man-
-
sips has been appointed Intendant of the Province of ner in which horses, some years ago, were raised in
. France. The letter A. or V. was placed upon the
Moscow. He has organized •a Mbiticipility and se- : h • •
;head, to indicate that they Mortged to the artillery
veral Commissions, all composed igf inhpbitants of or provisions. • This comparistiellbut jest, for hero
',the country. , • I they estimate mete but as certain animals, and one
The fires have entirely ceased. We everyday dig- ; may easily obtaiteieveral Men for one horse. The
cover magazines of sugar, furs, clothes, ,S:c. The young men of Moscow are forme(' tent small cont.
enemy's army appears to retire upon Kelouga end panics of grenadiers and eltasseurs,foot and
mounted Cossacks. 'they hnd the tuclination, hut
Toula. Toula contains the greatest manufactory t4' not the power to fly : we take some of them every
arms which there is in Russia. Our advanced guard I day. According to the accounts of Illeinheliitaete
is upon the Pakra. •• who remained at Moscow, the Emperor Almandee
The Emperor is lodged in the Imperial Palace of • was expected there on the 10th inst. hut he did not
•-appear in this capital.. The Grand Doke Constatt-
the Kremlin. We have fontul in the Kremlin seve-
ral of the ornaments used at the Coronation of the tete arrived in it immediately after the battle of
relositwa, and almost immediately again left it. Some
Emperors, and all the bee takem from the Turks dap ago largestagazines °fence!' was diververeri, so
for upwards of one hundred years. The weather thee the subsist:woe ofiflitternsty is assured for a lot%
is nearly the same as at the elid of October at ; time.
•
Paris. It rains a little, and we have had some i Dats"l4 °cre i'More th" 552" have P 118914 •
white frosts. ithrough this city from Wittesiberg, front the /it of
We are assured that the Moskwa, and the rivers March
to the
Slat
of
jely...
Past;, 15.—The health of his Majesty, the
of the country, do net freeze before the middle of . King of Rome, becomes daily stronger, his feculent
November. The greater part of the miry is can- develop ; he has for some time walked alone; he
toned at Moscow, where it rests from its fatigues . frequently takes walks iu the neighbourhood of Se.
I Cloud, accompanied by his Goverttese and the Offiz •
Veers of his House—every where he received the most
:tender interest.
LEMBERG, OCT. I.—The corps of the Russian
army, commanded by General Coate Wittgenstein,
which had the charge of defending the road leading
to St. Petersburg!). is making dispositions for a te-
treat. There were placed before Crobruisk, on the
right wing of the French Grand Army, a Polish
corps, which served to keep a check on the Russian
corps d'armee, under the command of General Er-
tel. There is in Lithuania, a Polish corps of
15,000 men infantry, and 4000 cavalry. From
the 10th to the 20th of September, 19,000 men
have crossed throne! Wilna, to join the Grand
Army. See in what manner one obtains know-
ledge of the great events that are passing. Tho
plan of the Russian campaign was drawn up by Gen.
Phul, who was at that time in the Prussian service;
according to this plan, the Russians ought, without
engaging, to here retired to the hanks of the Pains,
which were foglfied. Rigs, Duesberg, and the in-
trenched camps on the Drisse, were the points An
which the stray was to hear. The move Buts of the
French army did not at all harmouise. h the plan
adopted by the Russians. Instead of marching to-
e arils Petersburgh, as all tire Russian Generals ex-
pected, the Emperor Napoleon appeared to menace
the city of Moscow' atel.the most fertile provinces of
Russia. The two principal Russian armies were O-
perated, and every one blamed the plan of opera,
noes that had been adopted. The Emperor of Ruses
yielded to the representations -of the great majority
of the Officers, stud General Phut was dismised froi
the army; General Barclay de 'loin then construct-
ed a new plan. The twp armies were to re-unite •at
Smialetiskoe whets they were to act upon the amt.
-sive. This jenction was effected at Smolensk° on
the 2d of August, but the French Monarch knew
e;,, ••• to render this new plan of operations ineifece
tire. The • ^-als believed it to be still on the
banks of the Dwlna, seitheeeel:e appeared at Wi-
tepsk, and afterwards at Smolensk°. ia. effeesiee
e
plan becanie by force a plan of defeuce. Thelart4
of Aloskwa and the taking of Moscow were the con-
sequences of the system equally happily conceived as
profoundly executed by the Emperor of the Fseneh.
The taking of this capital must make a terrible im-
pression on the Russian nation.
Ileeeteeseecer, Sem 14.—The roads of Transyl-
vania are putting in repair in the greatest levee, and
large magazines are establishing in that province ;
in-
trenchments are likewise throwing up on the fitly
tiers of Wallachia. The detachments destined to le-
inforce the Austrian auxiliary corps have received
orders to take the shortest eoute which passes
through the city of Lemberg.
VIENNA, OCT. s.—According to accounts frogs
Bucharest, which may be credited, it is stated, that
the Ottoman Porte has sent a number of the troop,
of the Army of the Danube into elolearia and Wale
lachia. An epidemical sickness has appeared ot
Odessa, in many of the vessels coming from .the Les.
leant, and it was soon recognized as being the plague.
The Duke de Richelieu, Governor of this city, hes
officially announced to the Divan, that the malady is
not so bad as it was at first represented. lle ,has,
nevertheless, caused a cordon of troops to be drawn
round Odessa, and has given orders that all persons,
oft landing, ;hall perform a quaeantine of 15 days.—
On the frontiers of Austria preenutioliery measures
..See taken, as usual in similar cases. Tee latest in-
telligence from the auxiliary corps state, that the
Russians continue to intrench themselves behind the
river Styr. They have there formed fotteitlehle re-
doubts, aind it appears to be Ogee'. ietentinti to .keep
there during the winter. Meanwhile weird romeats
of the advanced guards occasionally happen eetween
both parties, but which lead to nothing decisive. The
Prince of Schwartzenbeeg is in expectation of entisi-
! derable reinforcements, :which aught at this mement
to have joined hint, anti it is believed the it. is his
intention then to attack the,.Russiattse The Polieh
corps, under General Kosinakee which i• .atteebed
!to the Austrian Flacon army, is tikoiese ieceielogiee
itifercements. The communications of he army nab
Semberg. kVaraw, and tile other points if. there).
!jilt aid :Austrian frontiers, are, thoroughly .estah-
lishe4l. We know, as a peeisere
,eaq, that _the
Freitch and-Polielecorps hasseelriveoestarge lellefere
k - -same Into lkg ashen Ai*

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