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r 7 . . . 'FRENCH .PAPERr'' , I. ' --....- :. itolin , 2-' - ... . , GERONA, DECEMBER St.., J'-24;- 4 IllitilEnglish influence is felt in all the acts of the Junta and Cortes. That •corosneretial usual' , has Sized upon our commerce, and destroyed our indus- y 4 it will command our arlnies, and treat us like ndians : k attempts still more ;—an enemy to the atholic religion, which it has mined in its own 41sLind, where every year a licentious population burns ,:;lie image of the rope;—she pursues it in Spain, where she endeavours insensibly to introduce Luther , smism. It appears, that the spirit of irreligion and l ieform has insinuated itself even into the chiefs of 'the insurrection. -` ~. , `~~.~ We have before us a reclamation from 34 religious communities at Seville. The French, always good ~--always generous to their- enernics—treated the 'Monks well: they were collected in several houses, land received '2OO ducats each per annum. The Spa niards, upon their - entry, drove them from their asy lums ; kit them in the. streets, without bread—with- . .out succour--,without hope : but listen to,the voice . 1.4 these unhappy victims of England. •4 , The streets Seville (say they to the Cortes) present to the Spanish people—to that people always Epirus and iriendly,a spectacle which ought to excite 3Wq most dolorous sentiments. Priests who never would have believed that the least opposition would have been made to their re-union, presentedthem keifies--the IntendantM-64d them, hi the item. of 4aaik3ovitnment, not to unite, and prohibltetViheit epirmies into the monasteres s theybegged, they in 7 ittpited.a he would not listen to them .he abandon repelle'd them ; and, to order to avcojil dying with ifitifg*,"-'hiete unfortunates ^were obliged to' disperse throtighotit thr streets ; they pr ceeded from door to Atoor, begking alms, covered wilh'tlicise sacred habits eerhich thglatople revere ; they stopped in the squat es, ls.t the gates of the temples,. and thqe they implored ' the public charity. What have these Ministers of COD done ? • What ciime have they committed ? Have the Moors again competed Grenada and To ledo ? Are nicsques again.going in reph:ce our holy chinches ? No : it is our ii;tenaed allies, the English -children of Luther, who in our country sacrifice the -ions of Ignatius and Dominick." NAPI.ES, DECEMBER 24. On the Set inst. histiiijeity issued at Molodetschno :the following Decree : ' ,• 44 The reserve of SOCO conscrlpts, above the 18,000 called upon to march by cur decree of the tenth of last April, s hall . gejoln the colours frunkhence by the, first of March, 1813, in , ftilibiVe. .l • !•• " All the reglraents of our army will be raised from three to four battalions. The basis of the 4th battalion will be taken to rn among the three already existing, atad shall be completed by ..-ameates Of the Levy ordered by the preceding article." PAMPELUNA, DECEMBER IS. . On the 16th inst. General Abbe, Governor of this ; fortress, marched with a part of the troops under his command, and proceeded towards Taffalla, to take charge of a quantity of grain which bad been lodged there. 'On the 17th, when ready to leave Taffilla with I.Na:convoy, General Abbe received advice that ht ' i ty!ottld find all the bands collected to obstruct his Massage to,Painpeluna. He immediately disposed *bit; troops 'and regulated the order of his march witl. •all the ptecautions which such information required., On arriving at Carascal 'with his advanced guard, ..:•shitiperceitied a squadron of the ciltnly'b cavalry. !a w itch occupied the debouche from the wood, and - the heights of the small village chf Terapa ; he saw a battalion deploy, from which he received the first cli4ebarge of musketry. .His adv anced guard, c9n= sisting of foot Bens-d'armes, and chosen companies of the sth regiment of light infantry, commanded by the Chief of Battalion Cbaumen, soon came up. In a moment the height was scaled, the enemy attac3 l rd with the bayonet, and the pt*ition carried. The Bens-d'armes distinguished themselves particularly ia' this action, and especially Lieutenant Bulla, a gal. lant soldier, signalisrd by former services. He was on this cccasion severely wounded in both legs by a :ket. shot. The insurgents, driven from this point, sent (we battalions on the road of Artajanna and Ayarbe.— " , eneral Abbe had foreseen this movement, and Lad ached to the summit. of the wood, on the left, the grenadiers of the 52d regiment, and some chosen companies of the 10th. 'When he came within reach of the enemy's column, he saluted it with two dis charges of cannon,. when the column immediately .changed its direction, and endeavoured to gain the height of the wood, ulnae it was received by the .Major of the 52d regiment, who, supported by the yolttgeurs, and a detachment of cavalry, undo the ecirmaad of. the Chef d'Escadron Deloonnel, threw it into disorder, and drove it before him two leagues, killing great numbers► The insurgents, whn collected on this occasion three battalions and :',OO horse, had more than 100 men killed, and a great number wounded. In Lie evening General Abbe re-entered Pampe with all his convoy. He speaks in terms of great emendation of all the troops who took part in the ion, and particularly of the 52d regiment. VIENNA, JANUAP.Y 3. All the reports circulated by the agents of London and St. Petersburgh, concerning the critical situation of Field-Marshal the Prince of Schwartzenberg, are falsified by the dispatches which have been received from our corps d'armee, dated the 2-Ith of December. It appears from them, that the auxiliary corps of Austria was then at Bialyst....k, and in the environs : that it was concentrated ; that it had not even been attacked, and that it WdS preparing to follow the ope rations of the French army. We have * since learned, that new relations have de- termined the General-in• Chief to approach the Duchy of Warsaw by Bialystock. This plan has perfectly succeeded, and in carrying it into execution we have not suffered the smallest loss. His Excellency Count Otte, Ambassador from France, has frequent conferences with our Ministers. Our Court always acts in concert with that of France: *lever was their connection more intimate. It is confirmed, that in many provinces of the mo -chy, considerable levies of horses will be made for France. Several of our Generals employed in the interior have received orders to repair to the different corps Lt observation which we have on the frontiers. The musket- shot. The insurgents, battalic ns on the ; General Abbe hac detached to the su reftadiers of the companies of the l of the enemy's col charges of canno changed its directi height of the wooc Major of the .52d z voltigeurs, and a command of the C it irto disorder, an Lining great numb The insurgents three battalions an men killed, and a , In tue evening lung with all his cc commendation of Action, and particu VIE All the reports c and St. Petersburg of Field-Marshal t falsified by the dis from our corps d'a It appears from Austria was then that it was concen attacked, and that rations of the Fren We have . since It termined the Gent. of Warsaw by l3ia succeeded, and in not suffered the str His Excellency France, has frecue Our Court always never was their cot It is confirmed, narchy, considerab France. Several of our ( have received ordc Lt observation whit v Oleiltififtir goet s • O r pri4 notioary. General lagetikiWaiffe Maitland , of 4 division in the Bannat. General Pflanzeltner soca 40 command •anothar-. in Croatia.. Field-Marshal Lieutenant Zach, who, during several campaigns in Italy 'exercised the functions of Staff cif the Array, tins been appointed Commandant of the fortress of Olmutz, in Moravia. FRANKFORT, JANUARY 9. His Excellency General Baron Krusemark, Pmts. sian Minister to the Court of France, arrived hN fiornßerlin, i n his way to Paris. M. Antes,Trench Consul in Russia, and Gene 4 de Lamtage, passed through this city yesterday, 'l6 their way to Paris. . • A" : CLozEL, a performer at the Odeon, in Paris,, hie been imprisoi:ed in the Abbaye two months. for sus. reptitiously introducing into one of his characters some reflections on M. ANDRE Munviu.E. SPARRING.—The Fives-court was fully attended yesterday, for the benefit of Carter and Fuller, the losers at Rickmansworth. Among the principal sets to were between Power and Carter, Richmond and Fuller, Dutch Sam and Cropley, Carter and Fuller. The only match on the tapis is between Cropley and Ford. t eleher and Sam will fight in the spring. PEDXSTRIANISNI.—An extraordinary pedestrihn per. formance, which outrivalled the featstif the cetebrattittH Aswood . and Hanswerth, from Lancashire, and celled the modern. pealipanatice +Of Leal, of Yorkshire wok place on Sunbury Conunon„ on Monday for a stake of 200.gtiineas. The pedettrian undertook to perfotm 10 miles in'uh hour. Ot - was unknbwn fin London, bin he had won some matches in Kent. He is a butcher, at Margate. The... first two miles was performed in 11 minutes and. a half, and the.pedes. trian continued to beat .time the first half hour, in which be did aver ; five miles. I.),(tt nig file lattoryarti of the race he made' some •ektrailrdinary % springs,3 which beat-the horses, 'and he performer the ten mlbisl in 59 minutes and 10 seconds.. • • • CArtn.—To the Nobility, and Gentry, and Muskat World in general.—The New. Patent Oblique Sift Octave Piano Forte, only I9'inClies deep, the Tone and touch is unequalled; The consttectien so kimple, that it only needs tuning once in the'yean, forthe rity of which the Patentee has letrets from sees 4l people of Distinction, who have purchased diem.- 1 They may be seen. at No. 5, Leicester Place, where Kill be shown the difference between this Instrument:, and the Cabinet, with respect to in ;he con= struction, keeping in tune, &c. &c. Oto BAILEY.---Monday J. nova, it, aged 17, was capitally indicted for stealing 16 yari‘s of Brussels carpetting, the property of b. Keeue and J. Duriey. Guilty. John Pricer, Sarah Spicer, John Butkr, France: But ler, and 'John Pamillin, were capitally indicted for breaking and entering the dweliing-house of the Rev. .1. Our.eley, and s•ealing therein a quantity of bed and table linen, and of westing apparel, his property.-- Mr. Ouseley stated, that be lives at No. 15, Sloane. , en ace. On the morning of the Ist of January, about six o'clock, his female servant came to him ut !iis study, and told him that the wash-house had been broke open, and that a number of things had beeit stolen from it. He went to look, and found that some force had been used to open the window, front a the !barks on the sash, and the frame of 'the window. He also traced the feet .of the robbers by the marks is his garden, across a brook, and through a nursery, down to the King's-road.—The servant state, .that On the night before the robbery she lett the window in the wash-house shtit, and in the Morning, between five and six o'clock, -she found it open; and the arti cles mentioned in the indictment taken ;any. , • Spicer said, he picked up the clothes in a bundle on the side of the Five-fields-road, as he was Suing to Covent-garden market to buy some thins, for his .• , wife, who kept e green-stalL Under the directiOn of "the Learned Judges the ,Tury found J. Spicer and J. Butler Gaiiry--Dtah i ~i n d the otl:er tilt ee prisoners Arai Getikpi . . . . J. Jsferron, for stealing, a .cheese,..value.ts. . the property of J. Roper, privately, iii h , w as ii.shop also capitaity"convicte . • - - • . .. Seven were convicted of felony, viz. Jame Grid yell, for staling a pair of sheets; Cad. .i.seyekor stealing i blanket, and other articles; Mars-P*4 for steal ing a watch; .11: Howell, for stealing a quantity of refined liquorice; Hannah Darkin, for stealing a shawl; Mary Gilbert, for stealing a similar article;' and Afars Archer, for stealing a gravy spoon. r And the following were acquitted, viz. T. Dartnell, 'l'. 'Futter alias Brown, J. Silvester, W. Allen, Eliz. Fox, J. Dorset, G. Manners, Martha Cox, Catherine Oliphant, and Sarah Williams. Yesterday 25 prisoners were tried, three of whom %v.:re capitally convicted, viz. G. Blackaway, for pri vately stealing in the shop of R. Powell a silk shAel, and other articles; Johanna Cohter, for breaking and entering the house of J. Garcia, and stealing a bed ; C. /1 1 . Wado, tor stealing a . set of bed-furniture and other articles, the property of Jane Castle, in her dwelling-home, and afterwards burglariously break iog the said house to get out of the same. Eighteen were convicted of felonies, viz. Mary Treadaway, fur receiving a set of bed-furniture and 'other articles, the property of Jane Castle, stolen by C. W. Wasko ; Christiana Inverarity, tor stealing a gold ring, a broach, &c. the property of J. Aldons, sen. ; J. Niddry, for stealing two pair of men's half boots, the property of W. Crammer ; G. Wall and W. Archer, for stealing a leg of pork and a quantitly of cheese, the property of G. Paullyn i J. Phillips, for. stealing ss. worth of halfpence, the property of J. Briggs; J. Doyle, for stealing a jacket and other ar [tides, the property of G. Stockton; B.' Cardigan, for stealing a copper tea-kettle, the property of 1. Morey; El z. Borne, for stealing a pair of sheets, the property lof T. Councell ; J. M. Gruen, for embezzling 16s. 4d. the property of his employer, C. Briggs ; J. Mills, for embezzling Ael Is. 3d. the property of his employer, Sarah Puryer, and another ; J..Haivey and B. Val. lence,for stealing ss. worth of halfpence, the p roperty of G. ring ; .Sarah Brown, for stealing a quantity of Madeira wine, the property of Eliz. - Esdaile ; J. Myers and F. Smith, for stealing two jackets and other arti-: cles, the property of S. Levy ; I. Solomon, for steal ing a pint put, the property of W. Cox (transported for seven years) ; and J. Smith, for stealing half a hogshead of vinegar, the property of-A. Munro. Andfoor wire acqu:tred,"toz. R. West, A. Brough ton, T. Mills, and Mary Harris. DIED. On the 17th November last, aged 18 years, Mr. Alex. Camp bell, midshipman, second son of Mr. B. Campbell, of Mussel burgh. He was one of those who unfortunately wished an board of his Majesty's sloop of war Belem-, which was lost on the coast of Sweden, while escorting the Russian Hee. At Thurso, on the 19th ult. Mr. William Shearer, writer, aged ti 9 years. A CHEAP RFMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AS UHMAS, Ste. CHURCH's COUGH DROPS, for recent Cold s , . obstinate Corghs, and confirmed Asthma., stands unrival led. Its reputation 'for fifteen }ears past, and the various testimo nies of its efficacy, Is a sufficient proof at the estirnat on in which it is held for ail Asthmatic Affection., recent Colds and Cut,ol%, however obstitrate, and all-Pulmonary Complaints. As rrouf, the following instance is inserted: " To Messrs. SHAW Ind EDWARDS. " Birmingham, March 16, lanS. " Gentlemen—let justice to you, and to certify the Nalitc of that excellent Medicine, Church's Cough Drops, I send you the following case, at the particular request of the patient - II atvcr.s swlttNut." " Sir—l cannot 5;181c/endy acknowledge the cure I hart. re celved from Church's Cough Drop•. A most suffocating A.thma tic Cough during the winter allitcted me so severely, that 1 expect ed nothing less than death every minute ; one bottle rel card me eor.siderably, and four more perfectly restored me. Your sendiag this to the Proprietors will oblige your humble servant, " tuostas EDMUNDS. " Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St Paul's Church-yard, London; 'Putt, Exchange; and Bacon and Co. Os ford-street ; and one Vender in every town. None can be genuine, except " Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard, London,' is engraved on the stamp. Price *s. 9d. aad doable sue, is. 64. per bottle. • r,•P •'• SALE trIIIITMON. ' • ......,... . . At the Lbttclen tavern, Pub°Jesse/we, py l o om n i, ern re.ta the iiith day of P.bruuy next, at I i o'clock, l THE CARGO of the Ship GENERAL GATES, capturd on hat voyage from Bnurdentnt to Nt lir Vast,. by (and contlitimed u Prise t.) his Majt:sty's ships &At Pow,. Dryad, and Abercrombie, cnnsistiug of, for export:Ora, About 490 Casks Brandy. BSO Caeca, 4 Mac signaler Red - en Thinks Vs'elting Paper. titi Trunks and eases. containing Leeantia• Florence., Persians. Santis ' sewing Sek. .Inng and short Kid and Silk Glove., I aJies' tin, Velvet, and Taifeta gibbons anal Gallnort4. Cral:e4 (pLin and coloured), PUCCI faits, !sandstone 'toys, Suulsbnses. Periuntery, !cc. Sc. 43: Jorge Dune Loco, in Wicker liaakeu. I Ca.k Argot. Few Cando-nes, and further hilbrioatipu, Macau and (.`reed. liorfnlc-street, Strand; Me Creed, Cruscbild4riars, Landon: Messrs. "11n Earle and CO. Liverpool; or to Messrs. Ilawk• chantt, Plymome& . JOHN LUSC( 011.0 1 4,1riM1 , 4 . 111 4. .' HICKMAN'S . • IN the various compl 4i uts i::cident frinie, 0 ere are none more - dreadful in tLeit alarittlitg in their ainnouences, than the Cruet! itiback, Loins, and LIAMIt., and Lumbago. u7s to which every prrs.ei and are c..ery other species of disorder. HICKNIAN posed of the !thou inetwoot inpudients, have Tula sre racy, in not Anil) sttenthering ve, the'orSe, herein ?nippily sit,:truyitt the perifying from %%bids xf . cteged- 4th complaiots, tier. calinli, or gritty secretions, arpl batitkbing every daddy be tlhardidsheiri, sefilholit a:entitlement. f: pee s ,* sketuAcrciAlguhl ay of these Pills, 1 pevits praqtee of nuitty years,. they are offered \ and vikeal&lPM3lol air for the abolre oomplait , 5u14..11.40A15 ap4 mail at 3dr. Ruder's, 4, of Pater - nosier-rove; and retail by Balm and S Karl and lone** tiospOrtrs Minute, Nti,• Jour-, Portscz; . I*riewntan,..r.stfer; Conk ss oi at 4 ifffinoulh ; Newbury, L hlucdrnard, OlunNef ;.Bmith, hlanderston, ; Ctttpprll , .Bab ; Ross and rec. Ethvat Is and .nd B Wrist, Liverpool! Manchester; Bowen. No:with; Knot and Gregory, Brighton; .Wititt. larghtou ; and must ders, in boxes at 2s. Dd. each. AIATKINIONIAL FELICITY k4ESSR S DOSS and Co. as rev . burgeons of London, have sedulously devotCd elths for these last 17 years to the study of those so frequently cm:sitter, and too often prevent, bleielog, matrimonial felicby. The unrivalled pat have iiiiherto received front persons of the first the uniform success a tending their superior mode in such complaints, induce them thy, publicly ante. to all cases of &Lei: yor deficiency, whet: the too frequency of partic pates iu the life, the unbounded itidt.igence of I.bertirtsm, and destructive habit, wh:ch weekers the energy destroy; the flower of yoeth, by producing sterli and impotence in the other, they leer a safe ar.: To those who, from such complaints, are preveni the marriage sate, and a.hamed to sect tact, infirmitke in silence, it ras.st be enniming to know, cult or inetr. 01121 the cure may be deemed liy - the-, by a renovating and infallible meth •cl, they to a sound and vigoroas canstltarians A eerta ' quentiy contracted' in a n:o.nent of indiscretion, ot Venertal lufection, hi 4 !tidal and u‘-sr e e.rvi mein, is speedily ast.l ra , t,:i..llr removed, tv . s.tot err exercise, as al,O Strict tires of the Urethra and are enabled to titre in a str.irt p dual, wthoye painful, dangeroureffeeta of the Caustic; refes• be given :o several Gentlemen of higj supers been curet ha a very short anew hair.. strictures for many years. To married Vema:c e , lesions of those tender pltde,ss as connubial happiness defeated, it may also be a pleas:r.r rafLcuon to ko proper perseverance in their reme " di. s the geKr : vatted, and the impediments removed. Me srs . Cuss and Co. exclusively professing particular complains, in larder t' at they may ne a mistaken few wit sate obloquy so justly attached rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves have been property educated and initialed inn. e profession (certificates of which from dillerert tewnniouials from toe most eminent pity3.eiael i vince any rem'rerj'ilast the success resulting vuur, first induced them to quit the practice of tiiioner, ate) /hey peeNnee that their,pretensions ground for the unpeeeeatined cdoll.l2frce with Which by the Priblio•beet; so Itbetally:bodomered. • To be cuasulted at their, house daily (person.allv by patients Cat either sex, Alth secrecy, delicecy. . Patients in the Country are resyststed to me of their case, age, and n:anner of living, note fur advice and medicine s, aud the same 'forwarded to asfiliessf the Kiugdons:. kstripetrott cid t Al ..7 4- • MESSRS. CURRIE an Co. Slirgeopi f T Majesty's Service, cliaflengeitte wnole Wriffe single instance where their Medicine and nsetlsoil failed of the desired effect. The practice of ni:- particulat branch of tl•Or prrifeulon has not unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the tr, of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement which is the consequence of the pernidous and habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youtl in the ene it will be found to be the 'Mailing sow ness; the other have its ravages latally developed toils. tressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, In impotence. These are hs remote and ultimate - - sunnitions, lots of muscular pow er,and various t usually characterise the earlier stages of this so!lt sons languishing under the disorders i:lcident to treatment is simple and has neevr proved unsucasisful, cuure of a long, laborions, and much extended pr most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal Is obstructions in the urethra, spongy exerrsce raors, c:Jlous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, ;Mother recent or of long duration, and which ' skill efother Practitioners ; are by their present in _ rt. treitment, effectually and permanently cured, without the Mita suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage s' often follows the application of the but.tr caustic. In the eOlll 20 years extensive practice in this utetruptilis, numerals ca. Strictures hate been and are daily under their care, the to eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and espa ttous mode of practice, superior to tel other yet adnyteil.. weakness,. relaxation, and glebitity proceethng frees this cone plaint, is speedily removed; and the put ent restored to sot and 'Toren% health. But 'where the debi.ity hap for years et ted, a proper pet severance in their restorative remcrlies,afteri ) Stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to re the sl baring spertis of life, and to reanimate the eanstittiticia , several Nohlemen and Gentletnt n, of the tirst•respecalitti, have been under the care of Messrs. C'tirrit and Co. for the r: metal of complaints of the Urethra, Strteture,i, &c. and, hat received a radical and permaucnt cure, r:suest that re:re may be made to them as satisfactory evidences 0! the de r ided perority of Tlessrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of tr e armeot. of these Gentiemen hail Strictures Irvin ttat to twenty and were under the care of AVlA`rs. Flouts and Hearts and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted thtir: by the application of die lunar caustic, %without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be ronsulte,.! by either Sec, the greatest delicacy, secrecy and honour, at their boom, 107, datum-Gardeo, Patients in the country are requested to state the patticc , of their case, age. and ggletal habit of living, &C. 4ticlo.irz remittance for advice and Medicines, when the sully %a l 1 given or sent to any part of the kin:7lloin. LONDON : Printed by I.rvEL KENT, plAct Plier: 3r l pUbliibe4 Lilac, and v the Star-!}Rice, Fs rnple-bar• 1 10 P is tirnorrdt, on I:id a I I o'clock, L'R A I. GATES, • leave to New y's ships Belt l'oult, export:l tea, 1 Wines. isle or wrotiOt Silk Shawls, 1.1;a,.' 1 I /rt.* lioante.; onset Sint Sem k: N ., t sideway rune-etre 3, apply to Nfe...,, !Viewers. Wien L 4 !,t4 Mamas lad :e; V/G triter and Suits, Mi t : L.:OhIBE, Broker. t tr. the humae '.eir nature. ran fears sell and Stove, Parse WI ego. They at Ctti. are a fount:a:ten •or ! P i AN'S NI been fonnd of tr ves.rls rifying emelt). of Cc , . licc. reoloviot the wery pernkitbui t. From a cense ous. - I fully evened by a Ti Erred to the millicted, a mplairts. R. ] 4 .tleaps'ide, corner Lie Sharp, Pio remuuth;• J. P •voe, Mallery, wthy, asteri/le. Gee lited.n; hat ter and Dea Scutt. and Car:idi Her vie, MAI; Guipur e Rev I; tido. and 1 'pleb, dl, 1;10yd,45 to inct Mr. astatt Me.licui yet.. Mia Yarn. TT, . I.orc :Wady edttc ttei Strata lbn devoted their ante. sq tose disorders watch A B. nt, that inest.ntallis l et te rs ! patronage that they Es first distinction, and J. GI mode of treatmtnt Jan r to offer titer see tether resulting ti net N. deli of a feshioni'ple from , or a seers-, ad Lire, they :rgy tithe mind, minst mlity in the our sex i f dor tb ar..l pennant -3r core. vented electing to ief, krood over their know, however dial. r other lira...titterers, • • :hey may he restraoil es she rut n Disorder, fee- 'EL m, and every species .e 'Whit mode tX tress. A:. !•:out retrial! in fist- fl GlJets which: hey lw • tut tecou3.e tip tie • Jr• eeos of !which eta .crab lily, who have rirz labour. ti wider ta:ts, •Av:to., .16 ot. A' ispoinei- hay: b ea to kno t, , 0.4 by • "'•"" Kent! tt raw- Mies • ing Me cure of these N Megong y not be loathed u r ahn , in ttached to rte igro' the Di , es to state that they , puma tato every branch it . kret , t hospitals, aid they hare to cat • ig frail their Atckt- of the general pro. NV, :OM Ca11a.t.(106.• a flff is Which they h.. 4 be die hese bt ovally, or by letter), s air and • f state the-partkulars zee , enclosingg-a !twit. a me will be given sr rettiar e tsli r eg t • goons, latern his le worts to prove a ; ..-1 :.• letiscil of cern eras many year. in t o t bias t given rise to IR* treat.nent and cure lent of the +lgen., .1 4 4;1 lwastefol eifects eta No. It out hs of both testi, g source ef barren. BY red to them by a ea, Ei rinedied, tern to eflects while car e eel itservoso:cimPl4l" their .truhine !Itary vice. tit to such atabi!, :htrs se nasucsusful. r' : e "it a tad practice, hl t l. Th e . * teal infection, secs ref iv et.,,eessees, hard VP Y PI .ness, vets, a. " bly pr itch have baffled ter lJE r nt improved Oatt if I. o '. 0 , , without the Mita .11 be f, hemorrhage v !:'Fb king lc. In the comer d Vries nurnerrte e m atio heir care, the to si Id eemun; anti tir, , lir yet adhineel Ile • r ng treat doe coLi• now r restated to sows! 1 ' ha/ for year. to' le' Vt , : remerilet, After tSe ; requisite to rit'ile 11.,1 :e the constitetins. ord.. rasa 'tree .111,ct, 'coca thee rr :meet BY ilev• LIB to twenty yea* 'D : to and Hese.** net. It: erupted sta ir 11 : 1 ItSET Lit success. • F I k by either Sec, 0100 ; it their house, e, nil s. Sad Chub Lanai lett k. lkj _ III n c ; rt 'at ti t . h e rnt z e t p c 0 h. 5a 1e e 3 4 ; 1 :! ar . : 17 i 37. 41.. : 7 3. 1:12:: • • Mow Halbessept, Mar/ nisew et at : Leadaivaii ' 4 14 • - p• • hill, Sonde Stoneham, Kum, Wine 3nd brisndy-nserchant. ' FUMY Eisler, drlnlilteralMe, London, wine and aptrit• thcr- Chant. lames Childs of 130 liter-lane, London, whir and spiritmerchants • BANKRUPTS. 'George Willie, of Great Yarniontb, Norfolk, corn merchant, dealer and chapman, to sun ender January :0.5, Feb: I, and March 2, at four, at the White Swan Inn, Norwich. Altura pies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander., and Hulme a New Inn, London ; or Messrs. Bknold and Dickerstetb, NOrwlah. Elizabeth %Plasma, Thomas Kelso:* ' George Nelson. and George Cooke, of Love-lane, London, and of Nottingham, hosiers, citalers t awn.% and late partners, Feb.ls, 16, and March e a alt eleven, at the Ram Jun, Nottingh.nti. /Saintliest: Mears • Bolton and Payne, Nottiaeliam ; or Mr. Hindman, Basing hall-street, London. 'Pumas Bradbury, of Ma: ket Dilworth, Leicestershire, draper and Taylor, January 25, at six, Tanuary 26,aud Mardi 2, at II a at the Bull Inn, in Nuneaton. Attornies, Messrs. Burgoyne, Dance, and Criaaaneso, Duke-street, Grosieoor-squre, Lue don ; nr Mr. John Burton, Nuneaton, Warwickshire. Joseph Tarry, of Colchester, Essex, Itnen-draper, dealer and Chapman, Feb. 4, 5, abd rvi arch 2, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, Colchester, Anomie., Mr. Sparling, Colchester; or Mr. Curtin!;, Bartlett's ?inklings, Hearten ' John Bridgman, of Tureptay, parish of Tonnottant, Devonshire, timber-merchanr and victualler, dealer and chapman, January 23, ht ten, March 1, and 2, at eleven, at the diobe Inn, New ton Abbott. Anomie', Mr. Bartlett, Newton Abbott; or Messrs. Darke and Church, Prince's-strert, Bedford row. 'Mites Jenkins, of %Patchett, Somerset, dealer and chapmas, January 29, F, bruary 4, and March 2, at twelve, at the Rum mer Tavern, Bristol: Ante - nice Messrs Egan ar.d Wateraian; Gray's Inn s4tiare, London; or Mr. William Bract, No. 3, alohn-street, Bristol. Joseph litelgson Powell, of the Barton Coffeehouse, Chi apside, lautidan, wine, spirit, and porter merelaapr a deater, and chap- Mane January 23, 20, and March 2, at eleven, at Allatildhailme Attorney, Mr. John Pat?rson. No. a, Copthall.caurt. Richard Fletcher, of Cobhoine, Wahnersley, near Bury, Len - caster, calico-aritacr, to surrender, February 17, IS, acid.. March '2, at two, at the Mosley Arms Inta a lalateche-tet . At torney*, MraHadllehl a Fouritairastreet, Madellifsitte *sad Mr. Fillip third, Temple, London. Williaat Bullock, of Downit ani-nrark et, • Norfulk,Auep•lret fler, to surrender, January 23, }Amery •a a and MarcisOl t , at leo, at I.madOn. Attatarytkir.)44 ggibelle Led 1 0 1) ° - street, Hulburn, London. • ," • James Steer, of Bath, innk e eper, to settanden J.atitalyl39. 30, aid March 2, a t eleven at the New Ilia, Bath. Attorneys, Messrs. Shepherd, Aillivaton, and Gregory, Beelltird-row, s London ; and R. A. Sheppard, Bath. Jeremiah Sloiubert, of alunting-lane, Hackney, Middlesex, coo per, to surrender, January 23, SO, 'and March 2; tat one, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Gatty and Haddan, Angel.court, Tbrogniortitnostreet. Thomas ',weary, formerly of Leeds, but now or late of Ken aninglon,Midd/esex, merchant, td surrender, January 26, at one, February 6, at eleven, and Marc!, 2, at one, at Guild:tan, I.dndon. Attorneys, Messrs. Fierier, Steadman, and Uhthoff, . Nicholas-lane, London. George Hough, of South Ockenden, Essex, soap-maker, to sur render, January 23, 30, and March 2, at ore, at Guildhala London. Attorney, Mr. Judion, Brentford, Misißlesex. Robert of how Church Yard, London, merchant, to surrender, January 26, at one, February 9, at twelve,, and March 2, at one, at Guildhall, Len 'on. Attorneys, Messrs. Dennetts and Greaves, King's Arndt-yard, Coletnan-street. William Ketworthy, jun. of Manchester, joiner, to surrende r, February 1,3, and March 2, at two, at the Mosley Arms Jun, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Hadfield, Fountaitestreet, Man chester; and Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple, Loudon. Mumford, of Shortie, Keur, timber-merchant, to sur render, January 23, :to, and March 2, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. E. Twynace King's tench Walk, Temple. Patience Griffiths Symee, of Gloucester, milliner, to surrender, January 26, '47, and March 2, at eleven, at the lase er G: t a e Inn, Gloucester. Atterneys, CI arles Parker, Gloucester; and Mr. George Chilton, Chancery-Lsoe, Lotelate Richard Rowed, of ll:afield-street, Chit toe u rah, Surrey, Fghteta man, to surrender, January 23,34 1 , and March 2, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. William Nett:had, Nor folk street, Strand. W•lliam Mason, of New-court, St. Swithin'selefle, London, mer chant, to surrender, January 21, February e 7, and March 2, at ten, at Guildhalls Attorneys, Me-ass. Williams and Brooks, Lincoln's inie Fields. James Tun= and Thomas Turton, of Crich, Derhy, cotton spinner e, to surrender, January 26, February 6, and March 2, at one, at Gui'dhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Keats./ and Spurr, Bishopsaate-street-within, London. George Porteus, la;: of Warwick street, Golden-square, diesex, sadler, to surrender, January 23, 30, and Mardi 2, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Jams, Millman . place, Bedford-rove Edsnund Smith, of Nottingham, innholder, to surrender, Feb rusty 15, 16, and March 2, at eleven, at the Punch Bowel, Peck-lane, Nottingham. Attorneys, Mr. Blakeleck, Serjeants inn, Fleet -street, London ; and Mr. Woodcock, Matnfield, Nottinghamshire. DIS'I • • RIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. L'Olseau, Wolverine, and Ply, for the Neptunus, on the 20th imt. Polepleenius, foe the Fame and Diana; and Nimble, for the Anna Maria, on the 22d; recalls at 23. NOrfolk-street, Strand. Sbeldiake, for the Danish gun-boats, Nos. 2 and 5, on board, toonarsow ; recalls at 12, Upper 'l'harnes-street. Rover, fur the Comate de Regnant, on the 22d, at 13, Great George-street, and there recalled. Pheasant, for the Porte de 'Jour, and Scylla, for the Polly, at Plymouth, un Wedpesdaa ; recalls at 2.2, Arundel-strtet, tararal ra, for the Adolphus, on her arrival in pert; recalls at D Forrest's Office, Plymouth. Rinaldo, for the Apelles, on her arrival in the Downs; recalls at 3, James street, Adelphi. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGI TO-MORROW. Morning ...... . . 52 minutes after 1 Afternoon 9 minutes after 5 NIARRIED. At Mary-la-bonne Church, on the 14th instant, Wetley Per re%r., of Knightsbrook, County of Meath, Esq. to Charlotte eldest daughter of Major-General flawkshaw, of the Honourable gait•lndia Company's service. The ceremony was attended by the family connections, V s:oumess Perceval, &c. &c. at whatie house they partook of an elegant breakfast, pre vious to their departure from town.