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Near . stiip's x4ranics yo for warded front nattlbutgit, of which 4hovft Io were Or makciebVikt, 'lna above SOO, for Rerlin. ifamuigli tietiiinge on London, 4th and Itis of Deceinber--.32. S. 53. 6. . iii Ic, trectitimß 4. Some disturbances have broken out Afire*); Students of this University, which was otherwise 03 orderly. For some time past parties have been formed.. They got into dispUte about an actor who took part their different and trifling excesses entiled, at the treglouing were checked withopt noise, artier. fi her, they brcke into open hogilie% h first shewed itself in the reAc4ng-rooms, and of violence were committed, which rendered it 4 'necessary to call in the Police. The guilty are now examination, and the ringleaders will probably punished by relegation. VIENNA. DECENIHER.a. The Gazette of Venice of the 20th November con his a notice respecting the plague, which broke out the tazaretto of that and of which, at the iication of the ti-st accouvt, five passengers had . All went on well till the I3th of November, t one of the guards and two of the servants were zed, and, in spite of every assistance, died on the - 15th, and 16th. They caught the infection their want of precaution. Happily the passea from the vessel which brought the infection en -4 perfect health in the separate building in vllich they were at first placed, and the infection has not passed the bounds within which the Board sef" Heallll had confined it. New military posts are elaced, and every precaution taken to prevent communication be tweeen the infected and not infected part cf the La zaretto. Several guard-ships art stationed without. The danger is now more for :11:2 v-.•ry few who are in the division of the very suspicious patients ; but ve may hope, with.the aid of HEAVEN, that the vat ions •precautions which have been adopted and are strictly enforced, will not be ineffectual even for these. A HOC7BR, October VI, 1818. ECTORS of the UNITED AATS of EIVGLIND, trading oy give Netke, )urt of the said Company will be hall-street, on WEDNESDAY, yen o'Clock in the Forenoon, for VIDEND from Midsummer last JOSEPH DART, Secretary. 1101.',E, Ocober 28, 1818. 'ECTORS qf the UNITED fA ti T. rf ENGLAND tradin ere Notice, the said Company's Stock will be December next, at Three o'clock, AY, the 19t1t January following. rrants on the said Stock, due on y to be delivered on IVEDNES- Lmth. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. r 1 HOME. Doceotaber 4, 18111. • !EcTORS qj 'Me UNITED ria.N TS of ENGLADID,eraelig by give Notice, _ _ - - Letter, a Copy of which is u fol- 7hairman and Deputy Chairman, Jest that the Gemtral Court ap nea; be made further special, for following motion to its eons/der-a- rt having duly considered a Letter one of the Directors of this Corn kb the Documents accompanying t Mr. Iluddleston is fully entitled idence which the Proprietors have Ic have the honour t..) remain, ken, your very humble Servants, RANDLE JACKSON. JOSEPIt le 16th instant is therefore made JOSEPH DART, Secretory. I.lrn Thermic's, 1818. itzlily respectable MEETING EAST-INDIA STOCK, 11.3 d this tavern, • SG, Dart. M.P. in the ins were passed unanitnotr.o7 t %VIGIL:a, Bart. and seconded by tf this Meeting, WM. TAYLOR: wady qtrzlifted to supply the V3t ancy mated by the lamented death of that bet of it, Mt - . Lum.nr.a. Amnia, Esq. M. P. mod 15conded by founded on Mr. Mom's general of the Company—his iadefatigaple acknowledged talents, and on 'ratter. ,ti Esq. and se:ended by Ant. Citar- a strong conviction of the benefits fail to derive from the services of an to esteem and confidence, the PTO.. sent earnestly recommend Mr. Mo m and support of the whale Consti lin& pledge themselves to make the ding exertions to insutp his success e Resotutions be inserted in the pub- THOMAS BARING, Chairman. ma, Esq. M.P. and seconded by Ge- I.P. _ _ of this Meeting be given to Sir Tteo able conduct in the )R8 OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. vs, 4 the flattering testimonies of lal assurances of support, which I have and most respectable I am induced to renew my earnest for your Votes and Intertsts at the lur suffrages, be elevated to the distin- L I aspire, I can assure you, with great my earnest endeavour to emulate the sited Director, Mr. IX , I , DLN, and de- your important concerns. be, Ladies and Gentlemen, t, obliged, and faithful Servant, WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY. ecember, 1818. MILLE DANCING. card-street, Golden-square, gives Practice in genuine Quadrilles, Waltz, s danced by the select Fashionables of arcing Sets for Ladies only—Evening tarn. Private Lessons at all hours to Pupils, of any age, wishing privacy and tied acquirement than Public Lessons attended. Youth qualified for the !so aks instructed to teach their Families, m sale new-invented self-playing Instru cultivate their ewe Dancing, give Balls rune themselves and friends with Music fD PREVENTED. ICT the many attempts that are Ise on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM. he GENUINE BLACK I NG prepared IN, they have adopted a new Label, in id address, _ _ _ LIGH-HOLBORN, ed in the centre of the Label, that they t, and the difference of the type, which is will enable purchasers xt once to detect .ACHING,msde and soli wholesale by..l 97, Iligh-llelhorn, and retailed by thy !gists, Heel:Adler+, Ireamenaers, Peif ts :. in the thatod Kingdom, in Donk, as SOUTH A.iflillCA. EXTRACT OP A LETTER, DATED VERA CRUZ, SEPT. 28. " We have had twc interesting sights since I closed my last—the one a skirmish between forty-five or fifty Insurgents, well mounted, and about the sane llumher Jloyaliit dismounted volunteers (called Petrioters), -- within a mile of the walls. whom at length they charged and dispersed, after cutting to piece; and carrying off about half of them : the other hap pened only yesterday, and was en a:teck by probably the same party, on the post for Mesico, about time miles off, which they detained nearly the whole day on the scorching tands, carrying off a few of the loaded mules, Which vok advantage i; the convoy, and killing two and wounding eight of the escort, without further loss than that of one prisoner.: a rein.' forcement of 100 men, horse alai foot, sallied out from hence and returned this moroing, having cleared the ravine in which the convoy was blockaded, but neither recovered the property nor injured the enemy. " On the former occasion the Insurgents did not lose a man, although they charged to within an hun dred yards of the walls: on that occasion also they had considerable booty, for they carried off abo u t or 60 cows and S 5 muskets. It is however surpriziag that a set of men, who muster so extremely wean, should be able to keep the country as they do, and always come off victorious; from what I can see and pick up, they are diminished in numbers but embol dened in spirit. " The Revolution of this country dates from the middle of 1810, say about sis months after the de position of the Viceroy of Buenos Ayiei, and still mote after the insurrection at Caraccas: the original mover was a each General, named. Davibar (I am not sure if I have spelt it right), who penetrated into the Kingdom on foot from New Orleans, disguised as a pedlar, until he disclosed himself to the Ptdre Hidalgo: the plot was however . discovered, and the CATON ON DEBILITY. person of Davibar seized and --eat to Vera Our, and This day was pablished, price ss. 611. a New Edition of from thenceto Spain; but llidal2,o continued his in; PRAC TICAL OBSERVATIONS on %he DEBI- trienes until fearful of further disclosure, he was in- LIT! ES, natural and contracted, of the G Ei :Ell ATI Vl% doted to precipitate measures. ORGANS of both Sexes • including Remarks on Onani , m, Se ntinel Wealliess, Nocturn al Emissions, Gleets, Tithes Dorsalis, t, When the incur broke out it was like Fluor Albus, Ste. kc. with the Theory of Generation. torrent ; in s moment all the most wealthy and po- By T. N. CATON, Surgeon, pulous districts were in the hands of the No. to, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand ; Late of the United Hospitals or St. Thomas's and Cuh'i. the Intendency of Vera Cruz, excepting the capital Printed for W. Neely, 78, Lombard - street , Loud en. Also, and X.alapa, and that of Gitadalazara and Gaa- I. Caton on Indigences, Scrofula,nasuatO, with their seats of Government. and Mints, aid Cutaneous Diseases, Sc.c. &c. 53.—C. A Treatise ou Female Diseases, a.. 6d.--5. an d t h e h who le country reaching from this to the city Asthma and Winter Cough, On the Venereal Disease, 51. of Mcxico: the first army, consisting of 80 or 100,000 FOAPRFSF.RVING aim BEAUTIFYING tor Tritrir. (the most moderate say 20,00(?), !ll:itched to the plain THE VEGETABLE TOO al-POWDER has so of Mexico without any impediment , but on. a mere long been the appendage of every toilet of rank and fashion, that it it unnecessary to offer any further reconunemtnion of it. shew of hostilities, this large body of men were all Being composed of Vegetables, and without the assistance of any dispersed. Three or four years back it was diffi mineral or pernicious ingredient Whatever , it is free from the cult to snake up a shipment of dollars at Vera CIII7 usual objections against the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersive !without including a quarter or a third of the bide : . pewee is just sufficient to annihilate these desnuctive and carro- • ding particles which generally adhere to the Gums and in the in- pendent stamp ; but now they have all disappeared. terstices of the Teeth; healing soreness in the former, and pro moting a new enamel of pearly whiteness (where it has boen Last week, Mr. THONIAS IiARNARD, aged 40, wc-n jurett or enrroded) on the latter. It likeneseirnparts a firmness to his house at Scawby, near Brigg, Lincolnchire, anti beautiful redness to the gums ; to the breath the most de- , a eight o clock in the evening, in state of intoxi.., seetc.te sweetness, and if used cons tantl y , as directed, will pre. • serve the Teetli in a sound state even to old age. Lion (to vehich he was much addicted), and remained Cie' alone in a lower room, init . the knowledge or the Sold in noses, at sis. 9d. by R. 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