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I - M DIM 11 484 ADJUSALTY-OPPICE, November 17,1823. NOTICE is hereby given, That a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Offences ~o tta ted on the High Sas, within the Jurisdiction of the Ad tter! of England, will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, t oo, on FRIDAY, the 19th day of December next, at Eight eklock in the Morning Assi all Sheriffs, Gaolers, and Keepers of Prisons, in whose ens 0 4 any Prisoners, charged with Offences committed on the High &es, or within the said Jurisdiction, may be, are hereby required is teorumit a copy of the Commitment of every such Prisoner to Jr. Blernas.t., the Solicitor of the Admiralty, on Spring Garden Terrace, London, In order that the necessary measures may be sacs, for removing all such Prisoners to his Majesty's Gaol of yewgate, for trial at the said intended Session. JOHN 11: CROAIER. Os SUNDAY NEXT, December 14th, will be published, Price _ _ Sevenpence, the First Number of THE BRITIStt and INDIAN OBSERVER, con s. taking a DEFENCE of Mr. WILBERFORCE against the s impletons attack of THE JOHN BULL. An Exposition of the AMBITIOUS VIEWS of RUSSIA, in wishing to obtain a Set tlement in the ‘1 edi t erta ne an , and of the realaendinentsef ALEXANDER. IN REGARD TO ENGLAND. A JUSTIFICATION the MINISTERS in sending Diplo. o r * Artnts to soul. II AMERICA, and to acknowledge The I NDEPIIN DENC F. of the SPAN'S II COLONIES. The DISTRESSING CASE of a NATIVE PRINCE corn pbieins ofjite Violation of Treaties, and Injustice and Oppression of the Indian Dire, a, and giving a• true though just Idea of the ." o v e rnmesit Leadenball.street, in regard to. India. Together :Alb a Correct Suminary of the most Interesting Newsof the. Week, °neves, London and Country Markets, East Indian Civil and Military Priontrrions, Marriages, Births, leaths, Ste. Ste. Advertisetlavnts will be received it the BRITISH. and IN DIAN OBSERVER. OFFIUR, IS, Pickett.eireet, Strand, oppo s4 St. Ckrnebt'a Church. . •••• STEAM EMI= AND DREDGING bleibiliNE. TO BM SOLD, • A STEAM ENGINE nf 40' Horse Power, for pump. ing Water, made bjt Messrs. Bolton and Watt, in 181110fot , the purpose of draining the Works on the Eau Brink Cut. near 14nn, Norfolk. The Pump is two feet eight inches in diameter. aid about SS fret in ltngtlt. The Engine Beam is of Cast frets, and makes a seven fret Stroke. The Boller is 13 feet six Mews Bing, by five feet font inches, and•six feet ten Inches in height.—' Zpe Engine has been but a short time in use, and is as goodas new. It now taken down. Also, a Ballast Engine, or Dredging Machine, worked by a s:ranl Engine of Ten Horse Power, made by Messrs. Bolton and Watt, fixed in a strong stout built Vessel, .83 feet in length, and 21 fret in breadth, drawing five feet water. The Machine works in a' Veil, 45 feet long, and Ere fret two inches wide, in the ruiddle.of the Vessel, and will dredge to the depth of 14 or IS feet ; the fu elled Plane is 38 feet in length; the Buckets are two feet ten inches wide, and there axe 20 in number. The whole is in complete ceder end nearly new. _ -- • The Engines may be viewed at Lynn, Norfolk, on application to )Jr. Charles Burcham, of that place ; and the price and further par ticulas may be known on application to Messrs. Lemmon and Uttoii, Solicitors, Downham Market, Norfolk. 'IMPOSTURE UNMASKED. T"E progress of MERIT, although frequently as sailed, is not impeded by Eery and Deraeorrow. The ag gression of ambuscade terminates to defeat; and (Acidosis rectitude titinzately triumphs in the attainment of the grand abject--public approbation. The test of eiperience is the guarantee of favour, and has established WARREN'S BLACKING in general estimation: of which there 'digs not a stronger proof than the tacit acknow ledgment of a host of servile imitators, who surreptitiously obtrude en the unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine article, to the great disappointment of the unguarded purchaser and manifest in jury of W A Hit EN, whose character and interest by this iniquitous system are equally subject to detriment. It becomes therefore an indispensable duty to CAUTION THE PUBLIC against the useauvres of Unprincipled Venders, who having no character to lose, and stimulated by avarice in their nefarious pursuits. aim at the acquisition of money through any medium than the/ of honour! llse original and matchless Ikacento bears on each bottle a short direction, with the signature s - g It. AU others are counterfeits ; and in many ins4noss the imposition labels are artfully interlined with a different address, in very small characters, between the more conspicuous ones of " No. 150," and ". &TR A N 1)." It is earnestly recommended to Shopkeepers and ethers who are deceived by base fabrications of WARREN'S 11LACK IN% to return the deterftd trash to the source from Once it tame, and expose the machinations of rascality to tperited obloquy. WARREN'S BLACK ING is surpassingly larillianr;--lt chides damp; gives pliancy to the leather ; retains its pristine virtue is all climates ; and, combining elegance with rotlaterl, is an artic4a squally of indispensabk fashion and utility. Sold by every respect able Vender in Town and. Country, in bottles. at 61 10d. 194. sad led. • each. . Gaspe diem— /is_prompily wise- WWHEN Science began to eiplore the complicated machinery of Man, she was speedily mangled in a laby. sloth of mysterious confus ion, from which intellectual perseverance, *me emancipated her. Ignorance and empiricism, howeve4 "pose their venomous bosdlity, and the prejudice of weak in some measure, encourages their attdadty. As Truth is to Nies mod—so may our public statements be compared with theirs,. totem' pretensions, and to expose their fallacies. We bus MO lositased to avow ourselves as pesetidessers in a class of whack endanger the mystic.evoletiens of Nature. To be s we are Members of the London College of Surgeons, an the integrity of our Character upon the success of Twenty Yoare• iseaperience, anclannounce tbe grateful testimony of tlmee is wham long suffering had nearly extinguished every hope of relief. We pledge ourselves to the removal of Syphilis, from its in. eieieat symptoms to the.remetest stages, characterised by every . 4044 ans l Whatever malignancy. The intricate and much. lag itassesl disease. of the thretra Wee been carefully and studiously considered, as have also dupe delicate and important sympathies which refer to the Female. Sex. The infirmities of • virility have deco especially noticed, whether as arising from the debilitating tyranny of a tropical atmosphere--the natural bias of constitution '--the imprudence of gaiety—or the more alarming results of a pro- Fmk, to practices . 4 which shuh the light ;" the progress of which is marked by a gradual dereliction of the annul powers. To all mto are thus circumstanced, and more especially to such as are avirants for connubial pleisures, we earnesdy reconunend our Irotementaries, Ist, The lEgis of Lye, for the one See; or, find, ifygeissa, exclusively addressed to Females ; the perusal of which must prove beneftdal to their moral happiness. These Books may to had at Oetwood, Jones, and Co. 20, Paternoster-row ;C. Chap .Pcl, 9,Pa11-Siall; S. W. Force, 41, Piccadilly ; C allo w and Wil mot, 16, Prince's -street, corner of Gerrard.oseet, ; T. end G. Underwood, 32, nee-street ; Highiry and Son, 174, Fleet street ; Onwhyn, No. 4, Catbariaastreet, Strand, London; amebae and Stevenson, Burks and Kinnebrook, Norwich; 8. Deck, Ipswich; Dutton, Bury St. Edmund's; ' Sheppard, Corn street, Bristol; Burnt and Duffield, Both; Hatt Cambridge; Todd, B ri ggate, L ee d s ; Wrightson, Birmingham ; Trewmee, linter; Wolstenholme, York ; Gore, Liverpool ; Illarrop, Maa ck/ear ; Jean, 117, •Trotigate, Glasgow ; Porter, 72, Graftes "ter Dublin; ant by all Booksellers (price 51.) Remedial can be forwarded to any part of the world;. Patients writing for the same, vgill please to enclose a ILA Note. Attend-, • mice at home km coos4ation as usual. - GGSS, and CO. Surgeons, No. 11, Bonictimetreet, Fleet street, London. • • Ilk 1 i %, r , i (... . : .. ir (-‘, , ..• :.; • -,1 \s , .•;,.. ~ - _...., .1 This day was published, R ELATION DU V( et de sa FAvt.ss Par Madame La DUCH7 Chez Colburn - THE DU( This day were published, . MEMOIRES du COL PIN. sur la Catastrophe du Journal du Due d'Enghien, Instorlques et Inedites relativt Printed for Henry Colburn may also be had, in French and Itevigo, Bvo. Si. 6tL This day was With a Plan of the Pyrenhees, CAMPAIGN of the in • the WESTERN FRANCE, in the Years Mar - quill of WELLINGTi and South of France, and- River Scenery, &c. Drawn and By CAPT Of the First, or Grenadier G, rial Russian Printed for John MI ROBEILTSuri D Tbeie iovaluabie Drops. Herbs and Roots, of a singularly mineral ingredient whatever (as Mayor), rank superior to any , lie. They are particaboir eeq the asnassinipout of tkop,Facuky, and are a complexe antiapte in al the blood, whether arising Dom . To be had of the saie'Plrojoietor, trite, the quart hettekllMesplehe smaller, for EXECUTION 01 1 DR. CASTAING. j _, cnt;36l:Atlia, CCHILBLAINS ate their tormenting Itchinj HEAD'S ESSENCE OF for its extraordinary efficacy fections, and Campl lints of remedy has been unknown, actually broke, WH ITEHh. ease the pain, and very speedily efficacious for all Ul-colidlthmed dons, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, the Face, Nose, Ears. and Eyelids, So' Heads, and other Senebtatic Burnout The'ESSENCE of M I/STA RD Is perhaps the meet skive, pig. netrating, and efficacious remedy in the world, curing tile severe* Sprains and Bruises in lesstbaa half the time usually talFen by gay other Liniment or Embrocation ; it also heals Cuts, Punctures from Sharp Instruments, Nails,.Thorns, Splinters, &e. with thetedifile facility, without smart or pain, preventing Millentenatiet said hien: ing, and is equally useful in the various Aeddests of Aldeseler is short, it is a domestic remedy of such uncn eacellence and utility, that no family sensible to its owe caollbct should ever be Without it. Prepared only, and sold by It. ioinston, Apoditatii,ls, °reek. street, Suho, London— The Essence and Pilicat Ss. WI. 'eh. the Cerate at ls. led. and ss. Pd. They are also sold at 6s , Cerbbill; and may be had of every Medicine Vender in the United Yingdons. . The Genulqe has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of R. Johnston, inserted on it. 4* A PARIS, DECIIIRER S. Dr. Castaing was executed to-day, at two o'clock, in the Place de Greve. it prodigious crowd bad asset* bled to witness the execution. The prisoner was brought at five o'clock this morning from the Bicetre to the Conciergerle, the prison of' the Palace of Justice. ---libont half-past one, he was brought out to be transported to the place of execution, before the Held de Vale. He seemed extremely dejected. his Anwesoll 'resolution appeared overpowered, and his boclibt strew. entirely prostrate apparently unable to support bide& He leaned his head en the shoulder of the Priest iriOse :accompanied him to administer. the consolations 0,4* ligion. Though the whole of the immense area of the. Place de Greve was filled with spectators, and the into rest of the Public in the demeanour of the unhappy mail was excited to the highest degree of intensity; no aceii dent happened, and no other feeling but that of curies sity was manifestid. Cestaing protested his innocermet to the last, though with less vehemence than on the do. livery of his sentence. The faculty speak in very harsh and unmeasured terms of Dr. Pellatan, who neither de. scribed with care and accuracy, what he himself 4 served on opening the body of Ballet, nor gave time the means of forming an opinion themselves. by beige. ing to Paris the intestines of the deceased.. The pkysh chaos join the rest of the world in ascribing fieUetlo death to substances administered by Castaing,,bitt they regret that minsineljustice could not, owing tothf acir ligence or ignorance at Pellatan, obtain , more sat4ac. tory proofs of the crime. Beyond his own confessions, contradictions, and admissions. there was confessedly no ground to convict him. Castaing's father has t4k signed his place under Government. His brother bad previously given in his commission as Captain in the Guards. So this man's crimes have ruined as well as disgraced his whole family. fl UPS OF GOOD HOPE. The following extract from the Cape Town Garotte of the 6th of September, contains some further parti culars of the incursion of a horde of savages, befoie unknown, on the country adjoining our settlement at the Cape. It appears that the former statement of their 'being accompanied by white persons, who, by a'further' stretch of invention were described as the descendants 'of the crew of the Grosvenor, is wholly untrue. • CAPE TOWN, gEPTS?dRER 6. The information received from Mr. George Thomp son has been completely confirmed by a Teeter frogs Mr. Melville (dated Oriqtra Town, 4 2ht of July), with 'the-exception of the itatcu4ent received Ift Mt . - 91 , fa >i n rePlord. /$ even *added, tkat..the Contitutionahsts are not eltogether excluded from place or employment.— lit is also shinounerdltiii . fkozzo - clißorgo has a Cat= leiltation• ready made; which he is to present to the Killf port the Queen's bitth-day, and that before three plank% sortie species of Representative Cr.:menus:eat will be qt. ;abliduP44 l Spain . If we Ate to lay any stress oh . the eonveriation of French Officers of high rank, the French troops will not remain' in Spain Much lbriger ; st the 'French Government Is etost - titiliods to withdraw them as soon at possible. The r4harted independence of Cuba, i.and iti treaty of 'alliance offensive and defensive, with South Amerind, has mad; a great sensation here. It kai paralyzed a project contemplated by the Government here, for the reduction of the colonies with troops sent from Spain. But even withoet this last event, such an attempt Would have been extremely prOblematical ; for it would be scarcely possible to find 900 soldiers in all Spain willing to embark for South Amerfcal numbers might Nave enlisted. but diniotenths would have deserted before arriving at the port where they were to embark. A conviction of this seems to be felt by all parties. We hear frequently, at present, of the unsubdaed ipirit of the battalions that careened the army of Ballastevos ; their enthusiasts for thitonstitutiCrn sterns robe rather increasiagthau diminishing; .they crater% tbee - Otintxy, singing patriotic hyains. A. few days hilchtil'ionsi derable number of Constitutiounlists pissed, chioogh the val;go. :of' .FuenCitirsil. and astounded the loyal ears of the ,iirlOtiots with these now seditious songs. At Soria the battalion of Asturias was fired upon, but they entered. thetown atthe point of the bayonet. At Avila a similar vane took place, and the. soldiers swore the would - illosittliemselves to be cut in pieces sooner titan gift tmtbeirOreu, It is reported that o nephew of Riego is urthe. Asturies, at the bead of $,OOO men, and that lie is intsingthe 44010 papolotion. L'Euipecinado also s till holdsrout wiebtrotwobotiany. The disbanding of the' aretrisitgalit talked of.: aesi it. is said that a decree to thus:Set will be pteenulgeterten tho Queen's, birth-day. ;Cie alsosaid.shat the purchasers elnatiunal property will!, be allowed tri remise passel:lle& of their punka • est' ecrfiditloa Ofireyisig ' teirate' . ...• :see - the; l' WPW O A I * b l it#,ft ~. tli n ,.. ~`es*ti t i o h 4E5 AR** Atli ,00 ie - VrTiliet Wilt /root *au istwisaptotOlkod ti:4llO.t: ;04k pkeresilitiedi . a , BishisiNek,Atel , his iiiiseelkency,:it: ainit!flt Aribbishto,lle of TWO!, itfie,richeit the.'' 'MP .. . • • • ; • ;" Thi VsgAttirriTrieie4 l l- v . „#Pc / 4 ,, t%ril - fetroo.oo owls sissalisa; entaisie.ot too mak ~ a Pie' sequence. of the fikenth willing it to be so . Awe: lice Ordnefterreesqraverlieen placarded withie thela two dais, one for forbidding all political discussion:hi taverns add plea of ptitslia . reiort, the other ID:Airing' al f !sons seh . o . cfneEitjuftif i e *psi: doMlCile 16'M:464;6i quit file, cud i- --- --- MI .- ' ------ thus r , ..44-ii the intention of his .Majesty being,. that theie;taithful subjects may return to the bosom of their . famOip as soon as possible, without prejudicetb particular rew,ards to those who may have particularly distinguished Olin; selves. Dated November 28." r 1 9 1 ;° DECREE Ir. • "m?:• 4 - The fidelity ei any. people, mulkdre emtatittistihity have suffeted. in j osasequencg of thrit: 4 1 041:1 133 ePt W.1 1 4' person, and the „painful iituitiou to ‘N they- have been reduced ley'the iteniOcratieal ticin governed thern;tall Mat particularly for my soveriAgn attention, and require-t sy putensal solicitude, tordry their tears and heal. their wounds. My-desire would be to remedy immediately all their evils, apd to ran .their opulence above that of all the-other nations of Europe. 44 It is,however, impossible for Mote esjoy promptly this sweet satisfaction, since, the.Royai Treasu s iy is er.- banged by the dilapidations of the rebels, ind the State has charges which it is far. fickif being litte Whatever obstacles 'oppose my benefiemit *fiber, I ins Oritily resolved to neglect • nothing ob attain: the Mali base proposed—the relief of anyeiall,heloveit - .44,040. TOY will receive.** flew proof Of. -o?7/IPPltufst is snarl. of my grutitude for their nlikeroys sacir fi ert and heir virtues. Spain is now no 14*.et what it wits in the happy times aim); august predeteildeni alit bM"bee~ rnpted , course of wars, troubles, , and anlifirietenes; has displayed the fidelity of my. peopte,:piellikag.liPlirt. 4; the same time into poverty, • • The King then Orders alt made in the number of .Persour.eniploYed iii •all tthe branches of administration, as as that the salsifies should be reduced to the miximitto eeeessaist•to•atiloe tionttry to preserve the decor um Of his phi..., TIM dome is dated November 27, and is coontetsignied J. 8.-Be . CADIZ, NOV. 16. r.. It is impossible to go out in the streets of • Sae Pee. nando without danger of being posiarded. We are sur rounded by thieves. On the night of the Bth or 9th of November, they. stole two pieces of cannon ; and on the nights of the 10th and 12th, two other pieces were . also taken of, near the post of the army, which were sold for old copper.- At Gilraltirarid Moritco, Quires* and bis patty'lliere Mid mbre . thad 'WO pfeces... 'Count Maritt. Oiie`is • its need .bytthi Duke rAn g euleami to mat- Alien& the 4hisioti Otoccupstion its Catalonia. • : Islnhaiinte 20. ' ' • GARRISON ORGER. The sentinels of ihrallied troops, who are in gar fhb's hitt:, having orders not to permit any person to pass near them from ten. oklock at night until day. bteek ; the inbakitants are hereby apprised of this order, that they Mayconforni to it, and avoid being coaspelled to do so by force. At die word Who goes dieter they to reply, 6 The King,' and r immediately on the opposite t' • • . _ , , heCest • • . • . •. • g . . . - - . . • . . . . -,.......... w . ~•• • „ . , . , • .- . . ~.., ~. ./ • . . 'ih:7 fr • Ar s. 1 : 1 , , N i:•.• . ! .•;,', .1 I ,S • •'• ". i• ? -.•'i • . 1 e 1 f5,`"ki t ..921,;,. *" ____, '1 • . I - • ' - ~,'• .." 4. . ti r r4 ' 1 .1114, ~ . ' l ' '' ; -, . R . l . \ / • : , • ',i4. 4 :1 • ' i • .1 t , • ! . . •: ' ' ~Ir. i I . )- ."' F• .4 • -€.- 4-- ... 4 - •'r, . • . . . "• -,....:_5_•4 6 ,,..,____ it A. A 11 ! ge...1:- ..i . TUESDAY DECEMBEIL 9 1823: .• ; i.,! , . - 7•• . . • . . RIC]; &WIWI. Is* -P, I f .. . _ —........ ••••••••4 J111111•M11.g.......g.g....r This day were published, in 12mo. price Ts. ' of the invadia Irj g tribes being accompanied , • n e to illumin . —,.... , ate under pain of fine. Notwi 1,-. inding Which, only a few obeyed the order; and that in a vert CONVERSATIONS ON THE BIBLE.— BY A people in European dresses. It appears that the tom- rratisfactory manner, by exhibiting a few ends 'of s'at• LADY. mando of Griquas,' consisting of about 90 men, wish • les behind th r, e i p 4 a pp n it e n s to o pm f ; T th Nioi e E i v r zE se T • 4 i o n si d talt o g. ws. o. • Printed for Henry Colbutn and Co. Conduit -stmt . muskets and horses, and accompanied by Messrs. hilel. This day was published, two. price Ss. ed. , vile and Moffatt, left Gfiqua Town on the 21 stof Jot* 1 • - - • RELATION DU VOYAGE DE ' LOUIS : ZVI. Oti arriving at Kuruman, they were joined by a party ~. of Bechtutnas; they then proceeded to within six miles The - . et de sa FAILLII a Vastness. a detachment of the Royal Volunteers. it ;s affirmed Par Madame La DUCHESSE D'ANGOULEME.. of Old Lattakoo, where they found the enemy esta. trunous Eanpecinada has. been made ptisoger by blished, having defeated the Bechunnas under the Oriel that the Contanandant of Segnafiel, contol-I,,ihly to Chez Colburn and Co. Coodult-street. Mahornapeele. After 'haring in vain endeavoured to THE DUC D'RNGIIIEN. e s t a bli s h a f r ie n dly. co emilu o i ca ti on w ith the i nva der s , a n orders from the Cominamiant-O citei a l o f Old C iA ile, , This day were published, in French and English, thro. 3s. 6d. engagement wets cosameaced by the Mustatees. After has ordered the Volenteefs to liberirtethiii rell Chief.. MEMOIRES du COMTE HULIN, et de M. DU - ieveeal heats' in execution of the capitilladc/0 of Baditjui. The lire- I PIN. sir la Catastrophe du Due d'ENGH MN. stasis leaving alsedtllfoo Men killed.. Mary women and till- tattradar affirms that in spite `ofiTeis'Order o the a • '1 -du Journal du Due d'Enghien, eerit par lui mcme, et de Pieces dive were left: behind, who, we are concerned to state, *ludo is still detained, v az t lx i rt4lo6-11016lit^ .Ws Straw ' Iftstoriques et Inedites relatives auProces. Coeburn and Co. ndult meet •of hOin Printed for Henry urn o. .o - , av wet s inteuntawly and•indiscrimiaately massacred or mu- loss example of ackno lk; Ingle Weft, • itrAolietlei • . may also be had, in French and English, the Memoire du Dec de tilated,•by the - itechuarias (who joined in the. pursuit), a rebel who' has noty et submitted to ilteiroyekatethlirkie Revigo, Bvo. 58. 6d. antwitbatamdies. the utmost exertions on the part Ut .fhesGazette of Madrid indignantli refutes the *cser' '• This day was published, royal to. Haan. Moffatt gad Melville to prevent them. tion of ihe Jacobin Journals of Paris, which' haste dared ' A mob Mr Melville of the Slat of With a Plan of the Pyrenhees, and Twenty-five Plates. stil. . saslasalleelar from • , be to state that the corpse of Lanchebtteir lard been ealtia 11 , jaewstataissbmate has reessisiesae, impost of " handrad,s mated b y t ample; read. draggedtaleksitteb thweteilte. C AMPAIGN of the Left IVing of the Allied Army, _ • , -in • the WF.STERN PV RENNEES and SOUTH of beingrat tied Xatackoo, and on the road to New t• FRANCE, in the Years 11113-14; under Field- Marshal the laltoci, , :an *ail as at Nokenningo a place 15 miles to.the great criminal ; but the Spanish Royalist inhabitants are I Marquis of WELLINGTON. With a Plan of the Pyrennees inst of Old Lattakoo;" and that for want of food, they too religious not to respect the senc,uary of the tombs I I • and South of France, an& twenty-five Plates of Mountain and were _li v i ng u pon One another! Nearly 100 were reacned , NOVEMBER V..Ortt O. unpleasant event took place yes. giver Scenery, dm Drawn and Etched, after the battles aid distributed among the Griqaas, taiday ereningin the quarter St. Antony: Some Lea By CAPTAIN BATTY, ' ••• • Of the First, or Grenadier Guards, F. R.S. Member of the Impe- with the exception of 13, sent to Graaf- Reynet. kers of the Regiment of•Ferdinated VII. and soldiers of rial Russian Order of Sr. Anne. •- I • • Mr.. Melville earnestly solicits the interft! once of the the French garrison,' had a quarrel on leaving a wine• Printed for John hlurray, Albemarle.street . .. -.: ~. Coloniel,Goesantnents to sate these uofortunate wretches house, %ellere they had *if dtinti . eg. The quarrel arose Thii day Were published; f i • ' from eh* :mese appalling of all deaths; ' and, we doubt conceraingthe possessiob•Of a - girl of the town, and - • ,10 Ole Volume, ustavo, price 7s. boards, • tint, it will *ford every assistance that this dictates of, would' base led to coasequences still more serious than ifiBSERVA.TIONS illustrative of OA HISTORX hoernapitt can :alb/gest. , • •-• .• acttlally happened, if the French and Spanish' Matter! ' - V and. TREATMENT of cuitoNic DEBILITY; the Chiefs had not been very promise in restoring or der: A PrOlific Soureeof INDIGESTION, SPASMODIC DISEASES, '''- Il i,' SPAIN. arid various NERVOUS AFFECTION& '' \ : ..,-.) 1.-: •••••isies..-.. - side. No inhabitant bf - fhe capital took i)rt in the affray. By WILLIAM SUEARM4N, M.D. Eatrect . 41 1 i Otter from Ntidrid, dated N'it.94., 1825 Thetwo Decrees following hire bee* ' i tied br jast• a - Member of the Royal College of Physician*, President of the Mer- 4.0. 44 Forestation' bad b een, made for a b u ll-ti g ht to-day, sisal Society of London, Senior Physician to the Royal West' . .' the king • our Sovereign i: -: . .. - London Infirmary , and Physician to the London Ellapensati. • :it 'which se' King was to have been present ; but it has , . ' DECREE I .. ' , Published by T. and G. Underwisod, 34, Fleet-street. been put of In Consequence of the rain; which has never 41 The Xing our Sovereign who alwatsrecollects the c , , , , I TI R. ROBERTSON'S VEGETABLE DROPS.- ceased to fall since yesterday rooming. Th e fat u ous fidelity and zeal with - which Inane Of is faithful sub- .:., 11 . 1.1eadore Candid°. and his quadrille. of bull-fighters . - _s_. • ' . ..- .. • i .1..., These invaluable Drops. prepared by . a amble •i'stillatlan'ar • , • ..__, in iects, braving me severest ratigues end the gteatest den. : Herbs and Roots, of a singularly medicinal,issaffty; and veitialetany were to hives red new suits of whitesatin , satin slashed - : gets, ahandoneetheir interests' end repose to take up l' ' mineral ingredient whatever (as verified on oat; before the"Lbrd• with Scarlet, and garnished with gold fringe; :hese, as arms, which' they have only kid down after having i I Mayor), rank superior to aarttenedy e•vr *Wilma to tirv-Vely• well as the' draperies of the Circus , were furnished at the crowned theta noble enterprise by the wished - for, re- I ' Ile. Th e y lee partigeindy reopmmeadedori/11 the sloPto,b,ti.°3 2 - 0 ( expense al the principal Hospital of the city . To-m or • I flue incieseminent of the,Faeuity, for biliousaud nervous emitters, establishment of his Majesty in the full exercise of sores ,I and are a complete antiapte Mail scorbutic eases, and Impurities of tow, -or the day after, the King is to make his appear- • - .• • , . reignty, wishing to give a mark of his satisfaction to all ' the blood, whether arising front irregularities, or otherwise. • once at the theatre. It is said - that on the-Qeeea s birth- who have formed part of the Royalist armies, aft•ether L To be had of the ettle"Propriesor, No. 7, Bieoembnry.squaris. fz il lhe 6th of Decegther, a general amnesty will be • as Yohmteers or levied in mass, and who yet 'casein ' Price, the quart boccie , We. Thessalia', for children, O. , • h a d . a. - . t the nature of some of the conditions, so • ff f - under cqlours, to the detrime n t th • affa* an d great of the i r tt ~ - CH ILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, PALSIES, ace. ' directly contrary to the. system pursued since the deli, farnilles,, his Majesty has resolved, that with the least ' CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and vitanet of the King, leads - many to suppose that the possible delay, the a the said Royalist corps e . • their tormenting Itching instantly removed by WHITE- tepott' lirinfounded. The COffilitions are as follOw: should forward to their inspectors a hit of all the corpo- HEAD'S ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, Universally esteemed now .. .iitsrlas Who sendete4 . theiaselies particularly re- , rail, dr Mrtmers and soldiers, wider their orderi, in or der 3 for its.estraordinary tflicaey in Rheumatism', Pdsies, Gouty Ar- maskabkr, in tie events of the last few years* as C rnistr. ' 'that when these lists 1 been 1 dedthe M . • ; Tedious, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain Illtiona,listl are to be banished to a certain. distance 1 1 3 remedy has been unknown, or neglected, and the Chilblains have _ the __. try, absolute discharges may be trareanitted '-to..those - actually broke, WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY IAERATE, will Id all the - ri residences ; those from ease the pain, and very speedily 'best AM. This Cerate is equal l y F thotigli adheriag. to the Constitutional System, did not , tfon 'shall be made of those who have -inArnAimes which 1 efficacious for all HI-conditioned Sores, Sore Lnii*l.Sceriside put tharaselae- fat s wardln a bey remarL - ible mantle; are . . . . / . them stn fit to serv e. render fi '' dons, Blotches. Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles joini lketnip-eut on , .. • be -allowed to Teti:mid their 'homes, and if formerly - 4 , •... _, , ,;, , as . - the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and I - Eyes, Rohl ' , The greatest exactness and ptomptrtuavererecom• e Heads, and other !kerbside Humours. • !:- * • -- • elimPlorid, to •roteivol he* of their elibl'untot" It 'mendetr by the tett in the eketutien. i ot.ihh itsestitsys; c The ESSENCE of MUSTARD is vednlnAllinivinedve, pig. Is even..'added. that :the Constitutionalists are not' ;i s . ;„....,;,...‘ etc il:• M.; MCI 'IP 1... i.,.. th..e et..t.... '1.,:a..1.,1 .persons cilmcan & notjuf,it,Y. Per acunPole 1 P 11 °,_E'P' r". are to reply ,' The King,' and pass immediately on the quit Elie iA,fg days. Many person; are. t " i ts re " side opposite to the spot where the sentinelis posted. Al itied Wit* olielalprahlet. alternative of remaining:.and fy • " By order of the G overnor , interim, • ban: tlatawa iamb daageotwor of returning to their . pa = .., ... • - .4 CAMLLO.* *Ai pirscskirrhere they rumba risk of ossoosiaation.• • A letter froth Cadiz slates that art prder bad been is- . ihtn . ' ridaY. 'faits * lieri ;e . coach froil Li 0441mtsin, sited theriotii ithiniinite ibetlbrie' nights in hortodr of reielied Bodmisy it was found_diat a wtilaap'fatiti hid the Rvp4oLid i e rs rphip. 1 On 1 4 t e Aro fir i s nights the Only been taken in al; cite tines ivit:s,,,C,,,,i :...., ly iiiiiispoeed. illuriu4Ohns visible*theplabli:bailding, 4411)t.tat Assistance .WO:PP lq illl2l .7;.A t !!' .- 1 4 4 :g1i,. *O s . the. pertic.ges lg.*" slipyik4 wait* latter,, Fren scn4 lifted 6-oilcl o th,. e t is . i pUL iv eit ; .... :, .. ~ ! 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