Star. — London, England, 1810-09-28 00:00:00

N UM8ER,14421 THfift l r RE I RCk , E TA vE LV N 9 9 ING % rrhlS acte4tivi 'ALL 1 01 1144 •-ir John Rpstiess, _ r e -ery, Mr. C. ER NZ stless ;Y M oung . . • tat,' ~rs. C. 'llftThlda', Mrs: 11, JO' 61arissa, Miss BOlilioNisk - . To which will be-stided the A, 'THE 'ft Sir Edward, I4r. Harry RhMt,.Mr. • INCIL.4IO') Mr.'lVlaytliorn, Mr .. D. Robert Neraytitorn, Mr, Joe Standtast, Mr. EMF4i-Yl , Crar • rk• Mary, Miss BOLTON; Ttn , V ; • The doors will be opened•atihalf Ost— at 1411 past Places for the Boxes to be. taken: Box-OfOce in Prince's Place, Hart-stt On Monday, 'llw Tragedy of Romeo and Malvieva. On Tuesday, The Conscious Love On Wednesday, the Comic Opera On Thursday, the Comedy of John On Friday, thr Cowie Ora of Fr TICUS. 'd brawn, Pater- FREEHOLD HOUR& liY ORDER. OE THE LORDS. RE mull; ON "SDAY the 4th- 1Y 1 bird and last GRANI)GfrY, Drawing in Guildhall, London. Taus may be ha& at all the Lottery Offices, present Pries: C 8 15s. each. This Lottery. contains Twenty-live CAPITAL PRI Zr..S esti nom! at upwards of ONE HUNIDRFIDTHOHSAWD;rO46M6 Value, and consist of SUBSTeIbEFLIL and WELL-FiNISHZD IREEIIOLD HOUiES, LAND-I'4C fRFA, idtqadisa the 'am digit* Part of the City of London, either fot Inoteitale or Ketsi liwiatas, and is the last. .and only Opportunity the Public will aer Lave of obtaining for a few Pounds a valuable Freehold Estatt—S.hentes and Particulass Gratis. '. 6' e 1; 1 1 131 SH reminds his n that OTTIttIY 1 • begitis sad finishes the 19th of THIS IVlO2llli. .Tickats sadsliaree are seiling in great Variety, at Nab bia PAceit, 4, CORM:LILL, and 9, CHARINO•OROSS, Where THIRTY CAPITA& 1 4 / 4 .IZES wers Sold in Shares within the Last NINA. Moving. inelu.dlim Time Prizes o f .;•:::(000. The . present Scheme contains only -4 ; 00p Numbers, let there are S Prizes or 49,00:90 . .5 .. Prize! of 000" There are Five 'firheta of e.ach•NumbF t *l...gte fate of OAF decitles the other Four. One Nuinbei must gain £14700,099. • *.• All Duskier& in the:Publie Yalide itiasieete4 with fidelity and di patch by T. BISH, Stock•Brolicr. . • . ••• .. • ANvo * iFf utrs . ° 4 At 26, CORNH(I.L, and St. MA* Itli ugh, •• t wm p' 1; . . 2 ...... of ...... Xs4o o o i 7 "."' 0 - i t Ot s° 2 ..., ... ... ... 151: 4 09 et ....... ... .. .4,600 I go „„, „, ~,,.-...,4! :saismat :ips:... _. ',:i. fr... 10%70 3$ '1.:" ''" and' POPAR IR !•!. - .....,-- . , 4 0 9 14012.N58Y ina'co..r . )a4re pee uirar 'iAisfaction in PAM. to tlieft'Priieids,, sior;lMAr . e . errniifilt of Prizes, viliCh it... 4 been divided iron; theta at tint above Ulßevs. 11(istisliv and Co.. htli leave to return the Public their best thanks 'for the unbotintivd fiVotirs received, and make nodonht but thiy shall he honoured with astir commands in the ensuing I.atterft which 14 the only rtap .. to be prwe this Year, .194 of NEXT N. B. No. 4,469, the last-drawn.% sot §heret iht4 011qUalit; . 1,19 , by Hog NJ El Y ' an d o. -" • • f4*Al.l4* -- :1)R. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, *fiich were einterii.id by the Inventor as a Iteige4y fer sw which prperved him to an advanced age, are ad99irably j culrf-1 tnr rheontatisms, colds, and all iltosetotngsfittsfei wrbkb the human frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our climate— likewise for bilioui and all other !disorders. of bswils, and for head aches, occasiontd by Indigestion, eir'by free Sold only hy F. Newbery and Sons, at the Wit 49041 0 • ffrtl% larses's Po *d e re, N o . 45, S t . P au l' s Ch u r c h- yar d and' at r. -lames late house in lirutowstreet, price 48. 61. 36 pillion . six In one large box fir X6l 4s. . . . •.-• '.• None are gAntine hut those . *lach have the wor4-0‘ F. Essebery, No. CS, engraked its •tbe stamp. A true judgment will be formed .nf .the pretensions of a man 10.10 offersDr James's Pills for wl•eit it is known that he 11a4 a mere 'Abu rutin the-Batt o r's•gard en, and totally ignorant tithe principal ingredient in 1)r. James's Powder, of .whit{ t he I:,:d•the audacity to advertise hitnielfas " the oEigin4) and only preparer;" thouelt•it is prove-d that this taeiiiiine•Was actually prepares' and sold before he was horn, and 4baahr nocroaac.am pluyed in any part of the process. DR. I Agli.S'S ANAL:Erne" PTLIF.S.J". -r Art* lead genuine as usual, itsegd. 41te'liet ) 0 1 . . aria: bons. Os.; of B..PERRItI, kie.llll, fsallthilttPtttn street, Coyeat-garden, i f endon ; theonlYPeceßP *lto eyer,pre pared the AnakptieVilfs for -tl'Ae We - 11r.lantesi froth the-year. mortice hG bisitoraposetititernb stssathelo9oolCl44CeiWt* These Pills area sovereign remedy fin bilibukdiseases, indizeistif?a, tins of appetite, habitual eostivenesa,trcrubdensite flitofeidesVst the stomach and Oahe, thavilmesifsinf; irst'ut?"l"6llll4. Ainess,or eheumaticpainsin the heat!, as these occasionedl! free lir fog, preventingcaldes and us often the eintseqtittoie of imemperance; prevent or stop the,progres of.kentnit ortolfl;are io / 011, PeSS pf !spirits- sservntts Ohontlers ;in drepries no water will eau/ablate whilst rheve Pith are regoherly taken ; rrmovir‘ the Anne), they-wften rest Ore :pensons,titibiect fe'SlOS females, at the age ill:puberty, or the decline of life r should never .elect taling them, IsNirg, an eacelleiitgoodfaitilly Metlieine. • v : 17 . a. r.stewiseiuseigediorreriarilsk Dr.' JAMPis PEWS; OW TAR.Cw4ich he has, proved to t he. satisfaction of the public in the - saleof th'em for it years past) having . had-free access to every ingietleot wlicressiish ebey,ace. nompouttsleds he is cimhAled from the practical cart of, tile, process to .aceonintodate medical practitioners with The Powder at a prldie worthy ateir notictioatid the plibtis the.Paglirt • :MS.; tflA -THE .4 0 e of thi s iliaaUge,NeAicine been so long-Proved; that nOihits,g of the present clay can bear a Vompetititm with it 'itialt-lite-differept sages-of. a ecrtain Disease, which it effectually cures and eradicatpa4corn•the habit, wiitbout exciting tite.ininful feaings and exposure that attends salivation ; withtvtrt deMitatinethe.eniwititution iu tiny degree, el even mini :Ting elsnfinement,frurn btcrinehe, Dr restriction-in radical virtues of.these int.-stiinald!Drops have proved their diiin to public approhylon for more elan .30 years. •in all . the, debility of &nth .seres, they prove a never lallipgreaturative,.wketber the 4r,bility .Isproduged by ton free.use.of mercury; illicit pleaspies,or . the ef fects of a w arm c l; ftrate to t rat...items ; antltbosts , going abroad.— -T hey eatimx rconunencled toostringly lo those Avian. will re ceive a safe. speedy, and complete cure in ell old glibbf.xn•Gretti,' and tVE :y weakness that affects the bladder aid Mimosa 141446 . i SUle*car 'rn4ny w o me n have tat : . .nutat in ethyl; aelto -for gears,liad been Zeprive.l of that happiness. 1 "Sold whoiesate and.retail at Mr.Bntlerett IQo. gllitipsf.le, coi ner of Paternoster-row ; Tauter and Smith, ditabttr4 l l and Pick Bow; Belem ' Portsmouth ; Newbery and Soir, Duplin ; atd Turner, Hull; - Hovland and 4-laydert,l Plytninolt t‘iiial by Inost Bo iisietlerfirdtd t4444i11e 2 1.11kL aid4ls.each. . : •., TO B$ SQL-Ti Bx AUCI lON, By Mr. ROBINS, at the New London lon, Exeter, on Friday, October 5, at Twelse precisely, in Thitty-one Lots, THE vAtuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, lying bid*, Parishes of Clyst Sr. Mary. Clyst St. George, and Sowton, between Exeter, Exmouth, Sitlniouth, and Topsham ; the property of Ed mard Cotsford, Esq. deceased; a 'short distance from Winslade iionse,tomprising upwards of 400 Acres of rich Water e Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, divided into eligible Farms, with Farm-bons?' and Buildings, eligible Land for build log, near Topsham, commanding beautiful views of the river Exe, the Ocean, Powderhant Castle, Etc. sundry Cottage s, Gardens, and Orchards ; in possts:inn of Messrs. GOldswisttliy, Waldron, Cox, Spragne, and other-, part on lease, the remainder tenants at will. The lots are arranged compact, and to bigh cultivation, excellent roads in all directions. and a short distande from the sea. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Clarice, Bailiff, at Wins lade House; or an Mr. Pidaley, Solicitor, Exeter, where . particu lirs may be had ; u t tht , 14ew Lyndon Inn and Hotel, Exeter ; at tb'e King's Anis, Llskeard; Hotels, Plymouth and Weymouth ; White • Hart and A'ntelope, Salisbury ; Swan,. Vi'elis; King's . Head, Bridgewater; principal Inns at Taunton ; White Lion, . Bush Inn, Bristol; of Mears. ForlseCaisd . rocoeke i cibars, No. 5, Ely-place, Holborn ; at Crat away's; and ot Mr. Robins, Wirwick-street, Golden-vinare, I .ondon where a plan pf the Estatemay be seen. _ 33YOVLDER OF tHE AS74IGNEE F'M. 1111/RROUGH. To be SOLD by AUCTION: by D. LEWIi, Oa Monday the 29th day of October next, at the Antelope in klew Sarum, in the County of Wilts, at Four o'Clock in. the 4fternoon, in Eleven Lou, under conditions of Sale so be then piodlreed, :I'HE UNDER-MENTIONED FREEHOLD •L and 'LEASEHOLD PROPISItTY, viz. • • Lot 1. A that eapital Leasehold Ifiewuage erte.Oirailleg House ' with theppacioes Ware.rooms belonging thereto, situate in the eoultry sa, 4o Salisbury, late In the oceapatiim of the said hfiehael Bu rro ; toge ther with the good of the extensive and well-icctistorbed h usireis . of a Woollen Draper, Mercer, and Undertaker, for more than fitty years carried on therein. The atroyeisuemises' Wye been mostly new within a few year s , are in excellent repair, and iu point of situaoon are inferior to none in Salisbury. The Fixtures and such part bf the Stock in Trade as shall rema;n unciiiposetlef at the time of the sale, will be required to be taken at an appraisement by the purchaser of these premises. • . . . . . _ . Lot 2. A Freehold Mesatage or Dwelling Howie adjoining Let, 1, in which an extensive Banking Business has been esta blished and carried on for mere than twenty yenrs last past. Lot 3. A Leasehold Stabk, Brewhouse, and Out-building* in the Butcher-row, tkilisbury, late in the occupation of the said M. _. apt! near to Lots 1 And 2. respective re spective tenants will sfiew wile premises; and for further put B i llitAtte Wirt, apply to Mr. Ariwy or Mr. 'rinney,Salishnry, Joint &thee» to the Assignees; if by ktte*. the postage must be paid. 710:ii: who suffer neivous irritation from Weak. ?leis of stotuacleolvtincted bile, and bad digestion will Rod relief in S OILS BURY 's PAT ENT ANTISCOR BIT lid DROPS, which enjoy all the properties of calomel, without its irritability ; they also consult ; h , Imittli s pf die itoingeh, by promoting the ep. petite, and an increase of spirits as the health improves.—ln deep seated abscesses, where a cure could seariely be 'contetkplated, so healthy a change has been prodectil, u to excite the best hopes of armee/oft. -In Xtuptive, Scropintiotta, .GOuty, )(hearse/it, 'and Scorlistlic complaints, its reputation is establialiy4"—Wett India orders attended to, .at thy Dispensary, 15„.Solip-square, London. 'Tile gecuine Medicine has the government duty printed on a black ink stamp, and the word., " By the .King'a Pateot," ex peessed on tlie bottle, bill of direction, aod,outsltle wrapper. Sold so, Soho-square, in small bottles of Si.. 6d. double bottles ins. and larger t. 2r.—Compound Essence Ss. ...... . —_—..— By HIS MAJESI'Y'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. r I EAKE' Qcnuine PILLS, so justly famous. tot 1 3 -4 their superior eericacrin curing every degree and syMptesit" 1 of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. without confineineut of : restraint of diet, i - e an easy,. expeditions, safe, aid secret plan ner. One email tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation impercep tible, ilia requiring no particular attention. - • In 15. days they generally cure those cruel Disorders ; and where they fail in that time of perfectly restoring health, the pa tient has the hippy assurance that he or site is at the eve of being so restored, let the -degree of antlignancybe ever so great. It is an excellency pecithar to these Nils, to make .directly te the complaining part, and enter into Contest with the °Wending master, which they speedily didedge'and expel. They are duels red by experience to be a.preserver of health, as well as a resto rer, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and fall in every year, an shut, the Paten:mists this eatraorchnary ohligatiou to them, fliatwhatev , ..r he promised himself from them, they were sure te relhl and exceed. as though impatient of immortal and universAl ants• These Pills are most worthy a place in the cantos of Masters and Captains ef.Ships; tke mere en, fir Met they will _{seep gone in all climates ally I:tigth of time, and Iht they have ,stow boric the test of near 60 years, With ,increasjeg credit to ,tiunielves, and honour to their author, insomuch that during the liit eight Ttars they have radically cured npwards cif 40,00 b per -was, many of whom had been diachirgott from ,Hospitais whore 7 .slivatips.hadtleen frequently repeated.. and all c4,lser,matholis .inade use,of withetit efigct. • P Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprietor, TitostAS Tavi.oß - *fisher of the•RoyalCollege of burgeons in London, its his house 41b.• O. Newteridge-street; where he .will give advice, without a Fee, to persons takii. n Pills, and wilt • Let tors,if.post-paid, on ;ittest'intabilable secrecy. 4ttentierted;but • tttlitt - to arising tht, 'ftley So also sop-, SrVc Albates-qtrret, - 13 1 E Prkutvii [or I,unstuatt, Huts, lute, Urs.ar, and [lost /t-ruvf. .....g -. . DR. PPTHERGIL'S NERVOUS /4 .,_ , DROPS. IliE I,4tent cause of Nervous 'Disorders lies in an - impure stag pf the animal juices, which instead of nourish its g and supporting the' principle of l ife; irritate and derange the ervons fibres; this products +arises cotnpleduta of a relaxed .hablr, the ani mal spirits dot being supported, Hypochondriac and Hysteric affection's arise and from this diseased state of the blood proceed the various inal;sdies that embitter life, mar every present enjoyMent, and'cut the thread of existence by a premature decay. For these diseirderiDr. FOTOERGIL'S NattvOus 'CORDIAt DROPS have been fodnd the best remedy, the most powerful restorative, anal rwittlasittipg mOdicine ; It bas been proved an infallible cure for those wfl6se health bas been irjured in trams climates, or by close attention to business, and a sedentary life. Its powers have been AIRY confirmed in those infirmitiee which attack the young of either sex, and too oftin prematurely produce uld age and all the weaknesses connected with. it. No medicine possesses puds general restorative palitles, or so well adapted to every class of valetudinarians; . the cold' nerves and weak muscles of relaxed habits are Warined, animated, and confirmed; by them the limbs acquire freak vigour, the exhausted veins are filled with rich and healthy juices, the spirits drooping add languid, become revived and exhilrated, the different functioas of appeti to and digestion art promoted by it, a d the whole concitution receives new life and strength. This grand restorative of health c annot be recoils. mended with too much eagerness to the female set, in the deli cate and highly nervous state which is known to succeed ehildbed, and those pectillar indispositions of the tee, whickby want of at trntitea, are apt to produce the most fatal and lingering dtseasea, and even death itself. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster row, London; Baxter and Co. and Smith, Edinburgh and Glasgow ; Bream, Portstnouth ; Neorbery and Son, Dann; Pack and Turner, Hull; Hoxland and Hayden, Plymouth; andMos.Booksellers and Medicine Venders, in every town, In bottles at 4s. 6d. and 255. each. Of whom ma be had, Dr.:FO . ll-.l . Ekt9lLL's FEMALE PILL, price 2s. 9 & a box. 011.41E' gra VEGETABLE ANTISCOR -Butiq OROS, In bottles at22s. and a smaller site at 41. ed.-The'varlety'oediseases that prevail at this season of the year, generally originating from Impurities of the blood, a vitia ted stomach, or obstructed perepiration, it is with the fullest con fidence of success that we; treneously recommend this unrivalled medidee toOptihlie notice, as being a certain preirentetive and cure for nurneroes diseases, pirricularly the land and sea scurvy, cancers, king's Nish uleirated sore legs, running wounds in any ~part of the body, leprosy, eruptions after the small-pox or mea sles, inflammation to the eyes, St. Anthony's fire, rheutnatism and * rfieu made gout, slow, nervous, and intermitting feveri, add all the - oitg train of disorders which attend the scurvy internally. Remarkable Cure of a Cancer in the Face, whereby great part of the nose was consumed, the face and eyes dreadfully lamed, and the head distracted Whit pain, which facts verified on the Croitt ; the fotlowing is the copy of the afflda vii at the U'aillibajl, Plymouth, the 31st Decerulier, 1,1107. TIIOMAS EALZS, Stq. Mager. I, William Croitt, late of the Borough of Sabath, but now of the Borough of Plymouth, in tbe county of Devonolo voluntarily make path that I was afflicted with a cancer in my face for up wards of ten months, I had a very painful wound seated in my I nose, the greatest part of my face was dreadfully inflamed, attended with t he must acute pain that coeldposslbly be endured—my head was *4.,;• distracted with pain, and my eyes so severely eructed that I could not bear the light, and ebliged me to sit whole days together With any head on my kneek or some other support; during My afiliciion Itried Various medicines, as well from the faculty,as others, without receiving the least relief, and die sli.ease increased . daily ; work out whit pain, no prospect of relief, and having' ex- hausted the littie earnings of Ailany.isard years 'allow, I was almost 4 reduied to a' state Ot,despondency, when I was advised to make trial of Dr. Gilbert's 'VrgetAle Amiicerbutic Drops; the strong rieohintentlation of rhoie wheikatreceived Emirs front the meth. ' eine gave me hope it Would succeed, and this hope was realised by the time I had taken the se/ond bottle, the pain entirely Left me, the woned'tlailigot better, and by the thate I had taken Ave bot tles 1 gained a peilect cure. ' Witness My hand, WILLIAM CIMITT. Severn before me at the Guilalhall, Plymouth, this Oast day of Deehmber, 1097. 'lu OS4AS.E.AIAII, Mayor.. -- - • sole Pr,PertY • D So PeP4ari) ld Wilde (Sigipig ikacaar RIGA SOU TN 41.fARtCei. • (PRIVATE I.F.TTER.)-11VENOS AYRES, JULY W., " It-swathe ill. v.iin to attempt to give you a rela ti n of all that has passed since my LIU letter.-1 must prescribe to myself narrow limits. *riu: cntha siasin wilicb pievaiks in this capital is to excess. ap proaching /ails tbroulthout paiing from such errs, tyranny, has " The - ?cram 41011 V< alooe be complitivl' has left this men. This force davit, where terests of his flame of battalion command niers, and , of the Spanish result of ti, doubt, and you And indefensi pwitrar (he sheWn to circumstances, the approach _ to their temerity. - " You will be astonished in cot Mon whit oIT neighbours at the monstrous ingratitude of iniers towards this capital, front which he has received nothing but favour and condescension, and by *404 he has been treated as °neer its best and first cititent Under these obligations, his only desire Seems tti be to oppose himself to the interest of the natives, and uniting himself with the Spaniards, to use hisusmost endeavours to render useless the steps that that! fwet pie have taken to establish their own indepenieded, and to involve these colonies in all the miierieiratd* parent state. 141 " As a reward for such services, Liniers has !wed dignified with the title of Duke of Buenos Ayres, by his patron and friend Napoleon. There is no doubt that he will be punished for his ingratitude; in the mean time he is spreat:ing the seeds of discord, and calling upon the people of Buenos Ayres to recollect the injuries they have received from the English na tion, and the impossibility of maintaining friendship with a Government of which they have so lately ex. perienced the injustice. 4. These scandalous procikdings of the Generals and of the Spaniards, who fear being deprived of a monopoly they have enjoyed for three centuries, have not, impeded the Revolution in the various territory of the Viceroyalty ; in the 'kingdom of Santa Fee; is that of Chareas, Paraguay, the provinces of Lnegas, in the districts of Vraquai, Parana, Mendosas and Maldonado. In ale p tliese places the new Govern. went has been acknowledged with transpost and ap. plause, * the means by which they have been deli , vered from slavery, and restored to the honourable ring of freemen. It is impossible to describe in adequate terms the delight which these events have occasioned among the various tribes of the interior, and particularly among the native Indians, to whom, lustier the near order, are conceded some of the rights of Cidaenship, to relieve them from the darkness and contempt to which they have been so long consigned. These na tives signify their joy by feasts, dance, and songs, in which they celebrate the valour of their ancient Chiefs, and the tragic doada of their Incas, sacrificed to Spanish ambition, under the cloak of Christianity. Monte. Video alone resists our designs It litho victim of convulsions, and the Spaniards have sakihs the Government entirely into ,their own hands. Thy vainly hope that the Settlement will follow the for tunes of Old - - firmly 4- days there will, submit oughts ~. .. . _. __,... .....,.•••••••••••.- 1, -. . - . . .. - . . . . .. ... .. • • 4 • . -. ~.. 7 . , • ....#;.',. .f :,," ' ' -' . , ett i . , %: • • .t. - ~, it • . - ••• . .. 1 , . • . 1 ,. ., . ..., . ... , . ' 9 4 ' -'' . • t. . . • ~• ' ... . • • .. , . ..• . , • 4 • ' k .., • ` . . , • ~ , , osi relll4 64‘o4. " . rk .1 J .., 411101 :- . ..., --- • - - cs: rl ,!. -.rNr 4T-1 A " . . 4 • • ~ . 4 ti914 .4 ' 14,4 v • ... . .04 ..;':'...: : 4•110 ~,... ... •.,, t ...P . • , I 1.te , '•:;•: 1. ~:::, 1- lk i IPS-AA. '..e.... 1 / 1 ,- 1; , • ~.., ti , t . . . _ .. •• . • . e... , .., t , i. 14) '.7.3 • 4 A 1. ? t itkL.,- ... 41.43 . Ne ' • : • .2,1 . - 4 1 %** . . .• • 6 fe.s.* -....5•im:124 ri.l7?‘ (141 — 1 S ic •'.•' '- I L ~.. ...' .w' , • . . . . • • 1 ' g 1 b ' Air ra ' .'• 3 1 . 1... - 31 1 1 .\,;.' ik . Y' \ t , it• Y- ',' : - •. '. •-, .t i • I—.. . . i .., • • ..thrttA•Pli t tmisi' I ..* .t •• - ..,1 . r , .. ..„,0: 1 ,.-. -- , 'fa . V :l' rti:A.):f r . j ... ..'"44.. '. •' --.. s f • ,. r k . '- i i o&u via e „. /04 4 . .. tl, . d. „,. • • -,. ••. • I ''‘ , ,,' N za, '..- ,` ,. ..,7 - * ' F ., ... .'. '•• . • "7' '•**'• • -- '' , 44 t! , 4 , 1 4 ....t?:=-24 1 °'-`%_ .7 .' * .ip 1.: p,•. . • %we. w i 10.0-;',. \• 1- ' - e ( cros DOS ; - ' • ' •:71 - V. .. • ••• : ~, . - iro - Aar' . • • • • • . , -.:, • ._ ... i • ~.... .. .t . .... • . . . 1 •• ' 4 .4. ti i • ..r. ;X s i f .. '•• .. . • :'S .. •- 0 ,• ; '' • "-' ' -. :'• . : '• . . ' '.. "... Vit. ' - 11)At - l iti.•••• SE ) 'e .. I* 'itilo 1i i 1 f • ~ ..: . •_-; - - • • • , . --dr ‘ , ...t., - , ......sisser ..li., .4.. --• tts - ... tiPreelge4r4 - • 4 .77 : 4 4 1 - rrit -.••---- - • 4 7- - • - ' . .'' f' hr 9014•0 ff &WPM!! - 1 , cf4/44ii t 'WA ctikia; --- 3.10. day .sis ~• • ri bit Veit OWiiiii i viee' viLlitisids; •. . , . • . iArki, . scßp4m4pcita,int - w• , 01tOtt) •• . •.- • 104 ' 4 . ' :: trr ' ‘ ' 4itli - mixtirts: of', .: . - • • • • , • ~....____ . :: „• .: a: YlNCis:',Sarcaska! ..28, - . . , . • . Ofinmiy•t4T . i' ' . , i." ~ .M AVID, tt ‘ •-• ;1 1 A Wil t rrnlii ilub Sri. RCT l t a creilleper of Oci;rAult: sorrevdet eetielAl WR,ONG. .' , its Grateiiti tate of Rerttaaii, It. G. . Mhtiri r llE • ati he 1 r• • , E l i( Cil;l s iMistAo l4) ." t Itiatig i ts stated in 'tileittAiritllieidse ilieffili. 4r YOU.NO ; . - . The Most Noble , ,thc.Mot;qlo,o,4 jincatitcnalt,•lL G. : . tit the Noire Al Cuittmoni so be priatoifigliJ atm. 111110: il exi i i i l ve ro t i i i nuit th u : lir j. s L im a& sr ... ...vi '..,: y ... . i 7 .., , kir. MURBAT_:•__' * _,L, The Right Hori. the IS•trl of itolittia'sarrott. IllediAtitod for los. folinson and Co. • Stn - F!eitr-4 glerchlerd; REPUBM 07 %AM ;Belmar:4 Mr.:IF/RUN - TON.: - The ti t ; n t hilia44l* xl . -oi l - i ts •• • .'. :3, 2 63 1 1 drlale Pipit h • ,Might, .. • c r . 4, k, Witt. . At the • Head.ijoartes'at JornilikitZnle.s G. KE M WTI. The Mkt' lit?!...tlid , Earl o f Ilarr Ossorr. • • The General of Division Ocaarnaladadiabieif /ARV OHNSTON; - • - • , WiLL/Aid *CM 1t 1 4 3 , 17 • - * • . 144 'OrP9R:rt!GAI . . ''' , 01 . the Soatig.- 7 0cdet of tite.lPay, 41/ . • y Tattle, Mrs. GIBBS. Scaois ld , 1 pm ... ...,•Ik, „,. • :.;k, c , -.,, • • - This J s eras pobliidiedAirite 7s: !sande. - • A harpy recoi . ..lll • ation being' ";; • i libitil iffecteil. Gad" he Musical Farce, of A TRZATTS'OIt ihe 'DEF.ENCE . of PORTU mni of•llie MaontAn mho tumuli's.. awe -with ail . ...0 ••••• • 1C.4-GATtr . And Sixty • . , •• -' ' • • , Al 0 t • i 144 Patleß" '43=d' . - to *lath 'ls 'added a Sketeh eolith* Mainers and are the ractrol the moderating -11.. have const?ft IELLAMi t .; • • filitlittoi ; 1 I'llkiiiiiii Matifping . . tn. F. A. S. Ostia* of- the -111Wabisatits and primipal!Eatanta pf the ,Cang- empftgyed in so delicate an eriteriniie. These mei 'iliilltd and NCLEDON ; ' Insurancei which to at Michaelmu, should be renewed • ...Angus under Lord: Wct,t.t :COTO N,din 1 e 4, 1 444 ISM. Illustrated 'nattered tinfrrustful by the .peraillhas istsinstatintia ' aisthe exile* .. .. . .... . /AVANPORT ; . by a Military • Mi,ip of the Country. • mient t have now ii.tentvl to my afltri:e g , and (twat „ivitliguit fr, TAYLOR ; - within 15 days therefrom, or the Policies will be void. By stn W.C. ELlOT,ltintal Artillery. an reseivatioa- to a sfneeke and durabie peace. Tlii - finlhYdirrat . •,....- Mr. /ILANCHARD ; PERSONS who are Insarad with this Association : . Print,A tot Ir. tg6rtott, Military LtUirry, Whitehall.' , that Gisela &men. alined 'ante Daft lame. Mal& Weer glib: Albs M'ARTY.R. . T . . This day was üblished, in into . price ss. sewed, _. _chies ham *hewn la this sircurnstance. + is a sure nuaranteeof a trend fail of our agreement, 'ln consequence I invite all . • • Fletleet and Ille- 1 14-bekn EQUALLY among the Members , according to their respective VAT...I-4 . .....17 R , an d ipw 1 . ..a..,r‘ ; ~ contributions, and without the risk of lon, as lin ample surplus oc, the titter, Mo an 'isilkariebd others , to framable slaw* with dose • of,May ; being a f e w Thousand Words to a langua ge either , ent tt rued l '."`" the I "'" n o nf e 1 ,41 ittr bile. in each row rth i la i biestit,g4 i knotof tt o s , s am ionam the , C so hie nran er ry ttee t . ii vesse tlat safety of the resasies . °"1 /titl i t of.Mr,Bramlott, at the at inglish or something it, put in mwS, Sheet, from tenvill toile. • Capital . las been provided to meet My *excess of Mum that , o f tin.: district, as well•as to.aft a ~ . , . I eight or ten syllables, or thereabouts, be the same more or omen and Juliet ; with Einar itsay, occur. isiththe tertnimil syllables of each pair in semi-octaves, or pearly hood, to ise towards Or men" ,* • • 41 1 1 444. 1140,01 .°"1445441411u a1n, the • . • ' Farming Stock insured at the reduced rate of 25. per Cent. 'ors; with the Blind Boy . ,Ph now and then . a . Kulas .1%-p pa e, , DOW an en,a t, •_, ~ .. I ch i me and dth li•tle i ' Nn charge is msdefor Policies,when the premium amounts tods. • ~ ance,auti now anik then perciii - nee in good unison ;tofv. I n rea'e l 't iesueralmns While tiheY whil dad mho a of Abroad and at Ronne. lin Buil. • • fosses are always tirade good by this Office without deduction lsere antrth&-n a Gmitiptlon, eldlibba emote or bar•10n.....,."P A1 "' I e41:4311111 • i glr i tlir Foutatableau. -. • or discount. .. . • • tudTherealbilitide a studibeffenbldsystit went sitias•like 1"'" • ,... t . r . foamiest • • Magda Mr( be alit Alb al/ --"........e....- .' '" ~ lot ckLe e,.just as you pieire; th ew rows finning in fazt a-whale 1 . yul e : . Zvs rrEgY,: . . ! . ' • `•" Agents.are typiated in-all i'she principal Tolrksilelte:Wit r reginitat of good things called thou lass, be the same pod or had. ',any °lllrin7lll 01 in4lkitt et tnutit 9 °" jattearkile • public - • .d, render the people disaroct li M il t r an trooMo S.OF li - IS MAMST Y 1 • • , . • o ld 'likewise Agents to- the Lire OtIPICP:. • • •-- • • or new, agmealiii or otherwise ; all this pAiormed tit- the ____ Ity ' ' - '" . --r . ~- . DEVON. -, • ; . amusement, rdificaeon, Ike. of t h e Pubre, Mid 'the ens duM - ent, , and diddod 4 r, be it cc the Mw re • rt • * 4l e'diheei*• he eballie-- , limns:it lyfore a Council of War , cod wiled apt thaturberof the >EC MBE R tte iC, life' •Aria ....MAL FARMS, ORCHARDS, WATER CORN-MILL repuiatioas sad sty forth, of the Amboy. - , . r LarrifirAr Will eommenea 1: COTTAGES, and LANDS, between Exeter and Eunouths•• ' .By one 1:U14104111LO kidiGNIATICIJS, public pasta. The present order ) shall be.igoin public, said gene Printed for 1-oramin. time. alma_ tlrtuv- and brown . Pater- I whemeeerk shell he eeeesearis hY the Cvdemilldee-erehenallerlett, Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Putl,epts Let- The above Vegetable.Antiscorhutic Drops are she sok property tees, if ,po s t-paid, on the svne f te,rms,. observing in all r eases the pf, and.pre pared onliNDr.p.3k - Gilberr, late of the Dispepory i rt6stinstOlible . llccrecy, no patient's !tame or .c a se hiring been ' Fore stre e t, Vie; 6', lilt 'Mil drroi--strret, Dock. Sold vilusfe- slisensiorred4ut at their own particular request, by the PrOprletdr, ' iale, and retell; at lilltlees" Warkunist , 4. Cheapside, cOrnht of ' okunigshbsourse•of lustre than 40 yeltrs,Alsor hs has bsdllsr _c9 o- " Patheboster4hso,. Lotidnu. • `l'hey Ore aim soh.' wholesale, bi i piecing pf an exier.ive.sale of t?e:aboyepedir r ine,spd..W mc " Mpasrovans g o k assi Rp4; pvt.er i and retail by Payee, Ply ? ! lite 4risApg the/Art - Kn. ' net?ittb ; BEoilie and iCo. bali•b(irT ; AU, nristol ; Langdon; i ”rliey . lre also said, by MS appolntnirttr,' at the ,Perfprtier's, Vo sllrhorpe ; Woolmer, Ir.itner ; flelam Portsmout h ; Grose, Port; 6 33;4t.. Albans-street, Pall.4vall ; Abe :roy-tiku W p,• N4v. s,: m- r siti ~•;' ten,. 004 M • iliarlty,'Foilthitnisitin • lifordPion;New: istolgretti .Mr. rk *V aligb 'ay No • 7 s- Fish - stress -iiilis sea* :itivii;sunmiesu,llib:Bl4lfibril •L . fulkominby,;W:rytuniektt; Br. MO ` . ;the,: Monument ; sad by one,pirsoit keee,r . te# . • e . .b erg iiii t idb rc aj a A m io ctc; -woj ai!am o tirartioicoivis 1 1 1 nin England, tc.-ip Boxes Of orgy 2 . 1 .P ( 1,:n1 e 1l V, AP ! Alreelpopu te; e ggt):l;eigntivAth ; (:41b,baselfsli; r o %, lo fulLand plain "ricdons, where perllolll Ore cr . . ,y Ma Da94i! ••7 '• - v t g a ll ifi t w i m e r t . Ake tliettorivsi iirittleeheserad ocriiy.s.. , - 1 • ... ;;; : 7 cr. ..... sra wt, .1 31.1 ." I$ '1 .. , . , . . . . g to insa n ity i she same ardour prevails out the adjacent countries, which are emanci. om the mat....rosal despotism, and it it oisl . by rgy that they can throw of the pike, 4,4 • has during so long a prt:iod in:muted. : ambition and a vark.e of a' few spanish GA. 'lone resist our purposes. Tikir 4flifir? 4 1 acts:ly disappointed .4) . 46 exp . 411 . • ..41 hut city for the interior, conspor 4 li p 'his force has commenced its mar „f or. sere the Governor, disregardin . tische his country, has endeavoured t 'fp_ .. ; civil war, and has raised for thfir Is tonsisting . of SOO men, all Span; 1 - . '• . 1 ti of these is entrusted to Don Sail.:. d to the Bishop, who are now styled' 6 1, ipanish army of Cordova. The I ' .; • " this just and necessary enterprize.vfe. rod you yourself particularly know die 'it fensive sonditim of that district, inttifil dip the inhabitants of Cordova have fretillay o obtain their liberty. In addition to these antes, the Cordovese are anacqtrainttli with roach of our army, and must fall "St Snit* temerity. •. .74..4 , v, withpui our tion of South tical, anti its • 1 7 1 phi( t 'hall 'do One ind cub the I Eitel Irw &hi -Jam ki; Fri A 10.10 vas of tl Pri are part 772 Tht titts dim nos int, imt cif .11. y few no eve froi Pra lbe "oh etc wft vie aPC . isp ter -Ti tei , ant its bft •1 ner lON at in* the opinion of that nation." .." : . •spur the of Old Spain, but I fi rmly . believe Untie few there will. b e a conmer.revolutioo, Rhea tbay Submit peaceibly to this Capital. to wails Abe,' it to pay obedience. Indeed it is impossiblestat, ring all their means from us, they can subsist pin our aid.--On the whole, my frietid,the situp. of South America is equally interesting and cei. and its fate must soon be decided. The present futipeprospects of these vast dominions will pro. y be materiolly effected by the conduct ,of the iisb Ministry, of whose determination I anger itrablj from ,due opinion I entertain of the magi. • 'PERGUSSON'S POPULAR BUJORAPISY 'CORRECVED :TO JULY 1010. Tbh thy was published, in One ditch Pocket Volume. Closely printed on a hew Peul 'lnn% price .54. 4d. 1p exit ,5 4 NEW AIOGRAPIIICA liICTSIDNA ItY, 3- corrected to July ii3lC, contalnin'i an interesting 11.ecnunc of the tiers and Writings of the most •dlitingulshetl Persons In every age and Country. By lAME.S FERGUSSON, Esq. and Assistants. " This Volume not only contains Memoirs of Vulft Charac ters recently deceased, which were nevil- before cUllected, but huPtifectly given in the Periodical Wefts 0 the Day; but also boasts of above 500 articles not to be found in the I i Vo lumes of General alogniplay. So Obvious therehue mug be the superiority:and utility of title useful and entertAluirg Conweit4ium of Biographical itifornialion, that to an edligh:ened Public, its own merit will be sufficient rec,animendatlitih• Loudon : Printed for l'itonise 'l' *a 111, Cbeapside ; Meson. Duocaqs, Glasgow; and Mr. , bdiolaurgb. DR. PCTHZRGIL'S NERVOUS DROPS. IM ~-~