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You said, t sand. 1) put a turtle, . zs if it GBUCK, Taylor and Habit Maker, begs to inform • his Friends and the Public In general, that he has removed front King-street, Covent-garden, to 211, Regent-street, two doors from Conduit -street, where he hopes to be favoured with their commands.—Regimentals and Naval Uniforms, made in the most correct style, and on the shortest notice. tAST DAY BUT ONE, FRIDAY, October 31. ; The WHEEL contains the following tich lAA of CAPI- Tad, the whole of which must he drawn orr Flit DAY, October and November 14, the Last Da y : - • 2 ............... of E 20,000 s. 1 .............................. £lo,ooo 1 £2,00() • 2 1;1.000 6 ................ £5OO 6 £3OO 6 £2OO Il c sides upwards of 5,000 other Prizes, liciets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are Selling at all the laccusedoffices, at the following low Prices t TICKET - - _ £l9 19 0 - £lO 11 0. 1 EIGHTti -- - .P.l 14 6 X 5 3 6 1 SIXTEENTH - .£1 7 6 If A lil I ',TON IA N SYSTEM. Al!l. HAMILTON'S FIFTH PUBLIi! LECTURE. in Exposition of his Mode of TE A C lIIN G the I, AN - GU AGES, will be delivered at the City of London Tavern, on NV P.M', ESDA Y EVENING NEXT, at Half-past Seven o'Cleck precisely.—Tickets, admitting a Lady and Gentleman, to be bad of Mr. Ifamilton, or at the Bar. It is yet scarcely two months since Mr. Ilamilima landed in England, and but a few weeks since he was able to find ;soy one e en bold enough to encounter the unknown difficulties In an untio path in the attainment of science; hut these felt. weeks have been. sufficient to enable hint to oppose. the incredulity excited by his, pr . onn , ca, expetience, and the evidence of facts. The number of his Pupils now Increases even• clay; fifty Gentle-. men meet in small Classes, npoti the progre.s Of any one of whom he is willing that the reputation of his system should stand or fill;' here, indeed, lies one of the most sitarilar exqelleneies of this sys tem.not that one or two or ten men of talent an.l learning shottld make an extraordinaty progress, but that every PeSfill; of ivhat 'tier divertity of talent or previous acqtriretrtent, should make t h e "same proficiency, and th at this proficiency should surpass anythn !ever Wetted ott spy former mode of Truchir.g, io,cou words ac ed in one section of Tess Lessons; a facility and accuracy of years a arduous toil, now attained by she plea-log and instructive e l o 'w t or,lgew:ctit-si3ntgh'e arettfeottf rrkeratt4t,iicaatii:codresfuyienfLanalgul acgorn:peheir;etito;farein stastseivut.jariec than by the labunr4of a few months. . . -4' Class nnev meet at afinosr all hours, Gentlemen may, therefore, be prepareely aprivate Lesson 9r two, tp join such a one as their occnpatiort aed .previous acquiremen ts ma y render proper, painyind only in peoPOetinn. • The Sec tion of Ten Lessons, payalsk a .varier, 21. Nu the•proliciency guaranteed,so that if not attained in 'ren Lesvos, flee Pupil may take tree Section over a ga in without Expense. 'A Vrefth Clais, to meet at half-pait Four, No. 10, Poultry, is now' forming, Mid will remain open till the end of the Month. A French Class also open at the Adelphi. A Win Class of Gendemen, will, meet on Monday, the 3d day of November, at No. 5, Adam-street, Adelphi, at six o'clock in the evening. It is guaranteed to the members - of tlds class, that in ten lessons they shall be able to translate, with an accuracy of meaning and grammatical construction, which shall defy the co mpetition of any sun whatever , the whole of the Gospel of St. John, by Ber.a. Iu tbisengageutent a moderate degree of stud y on the part of the pupil, and an exact attendance on class, is implied ; nothing got by rote; no previous knowledge of grammar is necessary. The Sec tion, as fur the other Languages, el. 10s.—Application at's, Adam street, Adelphi ;or at 10, Poultry. A Ladies' Class, to meet• at 12 o'clock, in . the Ad 51011; Is eirr. foniang. - RETRACT or A rativate LETTER. . . MADRID, OCTOBBIt 13. • • We learn from Cadiz that the day Previoui to the King's ‘ leaving, his signature was extorted (for a refusal might have kept him there•yet) to a paper in which he promises to the Constitutionalists everything that they, situated as they were, could desire. A copy was in stantly forwarded to Balla4teros, who lost not a 'moment in having it printed and distributed in profusion to his soldiers and the country people. This accounts for the preseat treatment of that• Officer. The King's . Decree, immediately , after he Wai at liberty, sannulllag an the acts• of the'Conatitutional Government from 1820 to the Ist October, letn, and the subsequent oiler of the 4th instant, bonishing'for ever from the Coutt so many who had been . employed during that time; together with the Officets cf the National Militia, in all so contradielovy to that -of the 30:11 Staitember arriving soon after, era ' duced the effect that' was naturally to be eseected. A ferment was creirzed among the Officers instal:in ; the King was loaded with. the most opprohrieui •epithets ; the cry of " Constitution o Abele was..raised; and parties have sallielfarth Which margive-Some trouble ; but as they are surrounded on all side's by French troops, it will be but momentary, though . the Constitutionalists • here think and say the war will now commence seriously. Su& violent measures and so much . bittliihment must inflame and exasperate men to desperatiPtab ', ' •• The decrees of theist and 4th instant, are presages - of further measures for the effectual extirpation of the Rebellion (as it is now styled) and its adherents. One of the measures said to be in contemplation, is the en tire change or reformation of the present form of the army. The King is reported to have said, the array was useless in eiei y sense Of the word—it would neither fight ',for tier defend him ; nor had it fought for the Constitu tinn wheilt it was the mean; of -bringiug about, and 'which entirely depended upon it. Ti aitors and cowards were of nn nceto any Governess:at whatever. The State win, thesefine, repirse -its safety in provincial milithis, 'which ire to• be raised, -and in R,nyalist volunteers, nei ther of which will be•burdetwome to the -Public Tree. sury—Terhaps a foreign guard of six•or eight thdusand 'men, and a few troops of the line' fro foreign expedi tions, will be the only charge upon it. ' '''-: The carrying of this scheme into execution, and con -sidering the powerful parties in favoui Of absolutism, will seemingly for a time erns's . all the hopes- of the • Constitutionalists. Several decrees are in town, that arc not yet made public, and the Council of State have remonstrated again.t them as being too comprehensive, ana now 'wait rin answer: 1% - i,it that there would bc the least itiifficulty in ptitting theM into execution, but ai-hitnglatrentely prejudicial to Madrid, end-unnecessary .. !estetr.:of and to-day numbers have left, and the dittrinufion - of Mho bitants.woold be sensibly fell, Were it not for'lliose who are &eking toltto compliment the King on his retain, and having pretemions..at Court. Those who leave in virtue of the decree of banisimient are not ailowe4 ifo leave the -kitigdorn, passports being only piveu4or the interior, and to 'any place without theprescrilied , boun- - &ries that they may choose. The couseof Riego is 'going on with much celerity— he was .extremely calm, till two days ago, when it- was intimated to hiM to prepare his defence, not expectibg it io von. He has Chosen M. de Cambrrintnir for his Counsel, ,an eminent lawyer, and the mine' ehneent orator. in Madrid.' He will . .be. tried: this •W eek. • Vile present state of affairs will enable you to jaclge:what t is likely to be his fate, for in adeitiem . to tileason!he is charged with assassination, and The robbeti of cliurehes, Ind if either of the latter are substartHted there can be no pardon, supposing the former Could be p ier come. The King has named Caria,gal, the Captaiiv-General rf Andalusia, to be Minister of War ' in the room of M. de - San Juan. The Minister of •State,'Victor Damian Siez, is appointed his Majesty's Confessor , still bolding athe Secretary.spottfolio.'' ffe was rtanied Confessor in '1826, hut the Constittitioital Mini'atneobliged the King . . 'to dismiss him. • ' . 'floitilitiea have'ceased at Ciudad Rodrigo ; the CoM !inanclant waits lOr the'orders raf hiSiStalesty' as 'to the delivering up of the place. The same ls rev or :e:. if 1.5:1 dija F a i, re a u n c t odnilvyisrioepnoarptepde,art! ' n it si 'm gh u t st ., su .. ri ender as 'shim. at RETRAcT Rao* ANOTUKR LETTER, 01 THE SAVE DATE. ' The return of t4e King inpirtii nothing bia ten s or. A te-action, and pt baps a vigorous one, arling out of a state of desperation, would probably take place if the Spaniards were left to themselves, hut the French army will check anything like a fermidoble'.effort, Which I expect will be limited to a few guerilla parties', which will do no good, in favour Of the late Constitution { and only serve to xtesito7 the country. As yet, however, •we have no accounts of the surrender m Carthagena, Aniont, 'Tarr agona, Lerida, and Barcelona. 4nd' I hi've 'reason to 'believe the two first-named place';; and, the last'sorilf hold out. in expectation that, by so doing„' pe King will be induced to alter' his present system, apd which, perhaps, the influence of some of the i nF eizir PoWert may bring about. The army of !Sonatina, it repOried her, has aisii , deClated against the King, but the detail: are not knovin. . 'lire Royal' Decrees 'alluded to above, and i sled after -the 30th of September, were agreed to and extend( d by theltegenty previous io thedipartufe of the D u k heads 'of which Avere given by gulg^.iajlie Itaissian Minister, • and 'extended, to ntant other . .points that will form the foundation. of otherDecries,wlich will very soon make •inappearatice . —....a...... ' ,indeed. that lie had hey tni;el from ,:rveyo r , who VI the intaier w as [secs, ahtiGue, In a few days will be published, in French and En g lish, N APOLEON'S* MEMOIRS, the Third Livraison, in Two Parts. N. B. The fourth and last Lisraisons of this important Wvik arc also in a forward state, and will appear in a few weeks. 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The decided superiority of these excelicia Juvenile Works over all others has ensured to them a most extensive and universal sale, which has etrabled the Publishers to ornament the new Editions with beautiful Portraits, by wrli they trust they, have in some measure augmented their wattle without ittctutt,ing the price. " Being led to look into these works, we 11.1ve been pleasingly s:: -prised at the variety and accuracy of the information they con tzin, within so small a compass, and in so excellent a form ; and we must say, that more convenient, accurate, well arranged, and pro 'per publications, were never submitted to general observation.-" L.terary Gazette. Feinted for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-lilaria-lane. 1745 239 i 121.598 1 9 Also the Manor of Clonevan, with all its Rights, nivileges, and immunities. Sale to commence st One o'Clock. For Conditions of Sale, Particulars, Rentals, and Title. /cc. apply to Messrs. Foulkes, Langford, and %Valfnrd, Solicitors for. their Lordships said Trustees, Southamprou-strrot, Csavent-Gir den ; H. A. Broughton, Esq. Great Mariborough-street, Solicitor for their Lordships in England; John Blennerhastet, Esq. their Lordships Solicitor in Ireland, Lower lUount-strett, Dublin; John Glastett, Esq. Donna Lodge, Cantolin vor to Messrs. Bull and Wil son, Solicitors in Ireland for the said Trustees, No. 7. Froderick street Booth, Dublin. med with the Y, apparently the dn i g of a Mary b-lane, attacked his ad and arm, 'try, and we ry other ani• t nunihar iu befot e it was arse that W4ll :o try the re wrokigh, BEARS' GREASE , . . ATK 44, INSON, Perfumer, Gerrard-street, Mu. AO • • square, owing to repeated inquiries, has formed a Corre spondence with a respectably House in Russia; to supply him with the above Article, a nd he no* regularly rec eives a Supply once in Mx or eight Weeks: It is selected from the Animal in itslittle Nstive Cli ma te, and sold without t he least admixture, only a Per fume to keep it sweet: The high Estimation this Article has w alals held for promoti n g the Growth of the Hair, and the remark of at celebrated modern Physiologist, that " Bears' Grelse, whe pro cured from the Animal in its native Climate, possesser extraordi nary Properties for regenerating the Growth of the 'Hair," super sedes the necessity of further remark ; the Importer will only add, that independent of making the Hair grow, it is rely pleasant for dressing it —making it beautifully soft and gloisy.• Price iti. `Zs. 60. and ss. CA LITION, Sold as above, and by most Hairdressers and Pers, - fumers ; but, as there are m an y dece p tions, the !revolter warm none genuine but what has his. Signature end Address on the 11411 round each I'ot. . . N.B.—Orders from the Count r y , enclosing Cash, will be sent4y return Coach. • . 7 ririllE unprecedented success of • Dr. LIGNUM'a 1. ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, in totally eradic atin g ever y. S ym ptom of those destructive Maladies, Scrofula and Scurvy,fins r.iirt.4l them to a high est imation in th e public mind. Their ration is is at once mild and effectual, in the first instance bringing • the stomach (that grand fountain of life) into a healthy state,sa ultimately renewing and invigorating th e whole system, Birmingham, May 3,1822. Sts--Permit me to returtryou my most grateful thanks for dile great benefit 1 have received from your Antiscorbutic Dropix-1... Some years ago a sall pimple male its appearance just below pal knee of my left leg; not considering it of any consequence, I paid no attention to it for some time, but finding it gradually to increase, I began to be alarmed, and applied to a Medical Gentleman in this town for relief, but all his endeavours to stop the ravages of the disease were fruitless, for the ulcer continued to spread ;ill it ex extremity, being scarcely able to walk across the room, and knew not where to turn for relief. On the recommendation of some friends, who had experienced or heard of the efficacy of your An tisc4rbutic Drops . I determined on giving theta a ttial. At first my leg got much w;'r-e, and, I believe, but for the persuasion of . tended from the knee to the allele. I was now reduced to the last II p e t i.n i f .i t i i: e n d ds w , I f or should nea 1 I ll y a t v w e es l, iv h il o i w b e e v a e n- r, p6cvercd, and can now inform you, my leg is quite well, and has el g v i e ve m n un th th e7e A di n c y ieen q uup;ri Iswered by, Sir, your obedient humble servant, MARTIIA BAXTER, Shopkeeper, Snowhill. Attested by Benjamin Hudson, Bookseller, bc.c. 18, Bull- street, Birmingham. To Mr. John Lignutn, Surgeon, Manchester. These Owns are sold in moulded square bottles, at 25.9 d. 4e. Gd. and Us. by MrAignum, 63, Bridge-street, !Manchester; and by Messrs. Butlers, Chemists, N 0.4, Cheapside; and 214, Regent street, London ; 20, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; and .34, Sack. vale street, Dublin •J. and C. Lva ns, 42, Long-lane, West Sail field ; Sutton and Co. Door Church-yaid • Barclay and Sons. 9 Fleet-enarket; E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; J. 150, Oxford-street; and llency igackriil, 53, Whitechapel, Loei dun ;F. 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Nothiag can be better contrived, more sale, ez c. convenient than thisßowdy, ler sigh as arc obliged to go journies er to sea, as it needs no eonfineme,t.. on! . restgeint of Diet; ald sixty years esperience (in ,au extensive practice) has preyed that it will effect a Cure When repeated Salivation .and all other methods veil nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chronical Disorders, this 'Medicine has not its parallel Upwards of 40,0(X) person, of both iexes have been radically cured of the atiove- cruel the aces, within the last eight years : Prepared end soul by the sole proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, litaribers of: the Royal Col lege of Surgeons, at their House; No. 9, New -Bridge-street, in Aloitts-ot only 2s. 9d. each, duty included.--r N.B. 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Advice et gratis s. to Persons taking theibeve, o r other of the Proprietor's Ili gr tif .e e Lim hay Nai f bi6.r.ltic4: 4 0 P ; also, oa Itar, viht short spice al Mich is the _elicit of perseverinte and •industry in the silence of Medicine, that great: nemberi, thaisi of whomisad hogered under the nut painful and canaisiste disorders, who werevronounced incurable by respect Able practioners, and several • discharged trotn Hospitals, have been resto lored to, perfect health by t he celebrated Dr. LA DY, who, taker a ng n i prac sire, i 3 ettabled to remove the most obstinate Venereal Complaints, however long and deeply fixed in the babit.--lir Nod opt esionon s, Pains tin- its the Limbs, obstinate Gkets; Dinine4 of. Sight, the t 4 bones, Ulceration, and Sore Throats, are among the symptoms arising out of improper treatment, and which without timely ai sistance prove fatal. The Doctor is consulted daily by patients of both sexes, at 38, Dean-street, Soho, and 1, Hatfield-street, &imp ford-street,•l3/ackfriars and Waterloo Roads, by pencils front evert part of the country, and by Lettei Of post paid) enclosing a fe:. ♦pit. "i• I 9 $ • O 0 4 • 0 lOUNOW , Inc .9 ift~r~ ~, ~; .~ UMW I .7...Tri 1 .44