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~~ e , .I ~ a ,_;..: • ay. . • t MO N DAY. OCTOBER 22, 18100 BOMBER 7372} , o • NEW THEATRE RnY4r.. efAriNt-nARIDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER. 22, will be aersel the Tr .+e of THE GAMESTER. Mr. Beverley. Mr. kEmmz ; &sleety. Mr.IIOIRTON;' LeWllOO, Mr. C. XEMBLE; Bassi. Mr. MUltltAt Mrs. Beverly, Mrs. SIDDONL - Tavel/kb will be :Aire! tlw Time of • . THE CHILD OF NATURE. Dole Mereis, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Marqui. Almanza. Mr. EGERTON; Count Valencia, Mr. BRUNTON; Alberto, Miss MURRAY. liszebioness Merida, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; Amanthis, Mre. H. JOHNSTON. • VOITSEA ISLAND WATER WORKS. N OTICE is hereby given, that a General Assem bly of Ole Company of Proprietors of the said Works, will be held at the Crown Inn, in the Town of Portsmouth, on Wed nesday, the 7th day of November nest, at Eleven e'Clock in the Forenoon, in conformity with the directions of the Act of Par. Thement, when the attendance of each Subscriber is requested. R. CALLAWAY, Chief Clerk and Secretary. • . . FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, I. - At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, On TO Mire the 30th October instant, at Noon, • For the Benefit of the Concerned, and to pay a Salvage 's nd te• pair+, *cc. on the Ship, rrVro Hundred and Ten Bales Georgia Upland. ovrott, part of the Catvo of the Ship Brains, rreap tared from the French on her voyage from New York to foot ningen.--For viewing samples and further information, ap;ly to Captain Goodrich, at the 'Three Crowns Tavern, or to h'7r. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant. Portsninuth , Oct. 20, 1810. PORTSBA ISLAND WA. WORKS. Afterwards wilt be SOLD, in convenient I.ots for Canourners of the reipective Artichs, About 10,000 Pact very superior Ash Oar Rafters, from 18 to 24 feet long; 10 Hogshead sod Barrel Staves. and 80 Pieces of lath Woud. just larnled from the Schooner r, oli in, of and from Stratno. Also one Log, and sundry thick Planks of very itsperior Honduras Mahogany; several fi ne and very largo C e ,112 r Beams and Knees, from the Boots of Cedar 'Frees; Shiji 'limber, &c. avid some Taniernes rekssossa.s.Wood, particulaisy recommended to lohlers, and Cabinet-makers, all of which may. be seen, on applicatiOrt at the Old Prison Yard, Cossidr, and further particulars at Mr. Hawker's Counting House, Briton Aldo The doors will be opened at half past five, and the Play begin at half past six. Places for tbe Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon ' at the new Box-0014:e in Prince's Place, Hart-street, fresh ten till four. This Eventng---The Revenge: with Mother otiose. Wednesday. The Road to Ruin. Tautsilay. The Mountaineers; . Friday, The Woodman. "Saturday, King. John. Monday, King Lear. clout, SHARIsi. _ This day was published‘fit t. Voi.livo.fteieet es. Mardi, SERMONS on various StLEJECTS, respectfillly addremwd to the Junior CletitY, being a 'Selection from that highly admiril Author and most etnir.ent Divine Archbishop Tillotson. 'fbeie Sermons .are of a popular kind, and, on the phn adopted, well calculated to impri-ss -comictios -trod the Pulpit, es to edify and instrap in the Family and the clout. By *the Rev. K: R. BAL.DERS•ION, • Curate of Winkle, theithire. _ _ _ Printed for I.ongman, Hurst, kegs, Orme, and Browne, Pate , norr-tow. 1•. a few. dart, wfll Tic isbbliatsed, PRINCIPLES OF THECONSTITUTION OF COVER itIVIENTS. By WM. MINING-HAM:, kg. of Enterkine, North Britain. " discordance of the Opining,. snitpifted by the ablest men on the subject of National PolitN protrea that t!:e Principles of National. Order ereinvollyed in Veartebieciniky.. He, *then, echo Ahnehi meek:tour to eileit,tboaeltrieeigholcom the dark ness which surrounds firetti,dliwk_ exhibit. theivr*R truth and perspicuity so 11:e ratite; etet,if the 4tteirpt vstre attended w(th rarlatteeress, itriithrdoebie itilaietiied'among the benefictors• of mink Monthy itecrleW. Mail 1 not% Vol. 1!3. p 34, • Printril for P. 140 y, PIO:MA1y; afrd A.edgratite and Co. 7.diohtireh. . . • • nil alifi rm t In Octavo, pries 1 .84. iabp a rd. e the SeeettittEditton, of • WALLACE, of the. FtOlfr PAL'XIRk i • AME I ICAL ROMA.I4CEA—W MI& WILItaRD. Printed for Longman. Horst, Rees, *Orme, and Browne, • • Paternoster-row. • • “ On reading over the extracts we have Made, 10.1* 1 *Site satisfied that the voice nf our Readers will cenfirm nordeetition . in favour of the poetical genius which must have dictated work. The tiljetellhiovhicit apply ih woine degree to all the weeks whleliwy rtivi in professed imitations . of the balled metre, are less frequent', tisSe4tawn front the Poe'.t now befine is, than from Nip or its preedritirs: *VAN in our optnicitt. !tor Iteentirs are morennental, its seutinienirmore exalted, itimorgi erect infinitag.moie eiddime and attractive.” • Critical Leviee, Felt. I &tn. Poems by Attlartirolford, in one volume &vo. uniform with irstiksitY ripely for publication. - - Thiteday was rigliihed, • The S•tvititllltditioo, price 10s. ed. in boards, THE MEDICAL GUIDE for the Use of Fauti res. the Clergy, and. Practitioners in Medicine and:Sur:. 7 . try; being a Practical 'i r.mtise on the Prevention, Symptoms, Causes. wt.! Cure, of tbeDiseases incident to the Human Frame ; cfimprinnt the latest and most important Discoveriet In Medl dne, free fruit technicalities. By RICHARD REECV, M. D. tellow s ofrAitAnyal College .oE Surgeons of London ; Ldcturer ' city thi Pitedoe of Medicine, &c. &e• This' lidltion has flat only Brea re-written, bite lipAt! sewed to many important additions, that it may be Co Clew work. / 6 , It lo of Importance that every man shoekl bej t l 4 know something of thelaws.of We, the nature of difease, find the most rational mtidtii - Of etre fou this purpose fit. ltretes.bOok is better wlapted than air, w ith whaeh we ire siesplaitfed. 1t b mere hittielotis than theDomestiell/felizine of Buchan, which we bile no' ilOUbt It will entirety supersede.'" . - Criteal Review; April, 1807. Printed for Lonotan, fittest, Rees, Orme w anti Brown Pa ternnwer-row.' " • 7his day was published, iq one sitry elowely-pfinted Vault*, Bvp. prlce 9s. In boards. Tice Eighth Edition, with Vey ttestegialriftr,wrosititlttlftS,V THE ANATOMIST'SNADE-MECUM: son tlining the ANATOMY; PWTSICK.OGIr wrcca,&c of the HU MAN Bob* . ; the Art of makiriAitifottiksl Preparations, &e. To which ate added; AnattntileaS, Phystclico Oral, Medical, and Surgical Exmoinat'oni, will be famd highly ustful to th. Student who his to pass at Oa Collsgiref Surgeons, er at arty,of AS Medical North. By ROBOT HOOPER, M. D. Licentiate in Pity* Of the UnWeisity of Oxford,- and the Royal College of Physiebas its Le sidnal ;: Palo* af -the lintoran So ciety; Physician to the St. Mary-la-borate InftrMary, &c. Printed for John Murray, fit, Pleet-atreet, London ; and s° lB offoloy every DriohieNer in thiHi an t talfnis* - Of wham may be tad, laic)). published, • •1. liooper's Sor!Teon t s -Vade-Mretins - ,. fo9hiail IP". 61 ' • Phyaitlares Vaile44 t(iiiv, foolscap Bvo. 65.. ... S. -- Album% Dinenished, toalscip 3vo. is. 4 . - -Plates' of the 'Viscera:foolscap Svo. 51. a. encPeell-Dictioniey of Prietical Stir:inky, iivo.l'sl. C. Thomas's Practice or PhyliC,-6• 0 - 144. This day waspahtished, price 6:. . • (11.'of THE CLASSICAL JOURNAL,Thilotgrnber a I RIO, tele-elbritintreet flairterly.) The ealfents of vihleh' are :—The Cambridge Greek Ode-fi n, !el k Ateite.-i-Ttbe La tin Ditto, fajonifresw.flpiceeeriuojNis.--.4..atin Odil; . on.the smile libiect•-I<otice of two - recent Oriental, Puhlicatlohs.—On the Origin and Progrees rrf I.angtrege and Welting; Nn. Latin Stmlnee.....flegment of klaecitylicle3.—Oxfor . 4,!Prize POem, Gitigharer.--02forci. Prize Essay, Enefir.A.—Waiee on Latin SeboWt4.—Critieal Noriat of - Butier't Alschyleas No. Dr. Halter's Morthisie VoLses.—Critieal Remarks oo .detached l i aauiee of Taeitu4 No. Y.—The Lawb of Comedy, and aids' . Arlakeehin to the Aveleat aril .Modkrit Dranu —Remarks and'. Emendation, on some Panay. in Arittophanes.—Biblical Criti ekm,.Y.xplatia!ion of St. 10111 , Remarks ideres.—lpscription en an i Pardens.Critical kfotice in the "Hereulanensia."-0: tions /moot eina":•3areispllacus Bronek:s dlcuctores Oratens..-o(the liiitrated,Rtmerie. on the ttatrd, aria likroshattss En) tacked Paabagea of Demos.. Psalm lavitl. I 4.•—bitte,..!, Coeiriffans, C. not alv•aya the Effect of loy.--Contment mins Itohnkeniana.—Critical NOtice of ltebrew to, est Dr. Burstey'eTentr /gully lei turtpi Wes footri .ApciontAatillailtrn , Akw of Copies the lira Nuinber i ita be' had plicution. Sultlby I .ongnunflTufilt ' Law • Shar;ie- aria HMIs emairidge 'saps in Arnstopnaues.—montas ....1111P ........•-•-z, r , -,. : ~ .-" .. •. -- ,_t - - a ..• . ce yr . . i . _ , _ _ , _ . . - 11. n, ch. a. v. 1, s.—Remarks oh Latin.. No. 9 , Neve Bridgn-st ; where be *di giv e dvi I , tinon 111 04 ..hae it in-his power, from a4air trite and t jest comAariaten, no 2d of September. The city of Lorca and otliet places n lonic 'fitniple, erected in Blenheim Fet,topersons raking those. Pills, and will ansyrer . fak(eAs; lien, , ",pay that tribute of applause to Dr. Curate which he kind*. through which Ole French retreated, were totally of .Sr. 0,, 14 „,,. * „„„di Di,„„,. tat i„„, teits,it . o*-pild; tin tlis, &trite terms, ObierVing, tit ifff ea" th . t t 4, feels, and shall ever be most ready and wilting to acknowledge.," sacked aria destrOrej. In Talana they hung a pa. 03Hiirnglyptacaftanivase.—Inserip.. rnStv it vlott.bic aerie?, no patient's Mint* or tale jai WM . By an early applicarion .o Ylestrs. Currie and Co. the patient bat at Owiiiaatnioefrticuisr evoquese,*chellsotniatot, win escape ems paillV, daeltei-, and aitpenee ot a long and rethius scaler on an elm tree, and in Lorca they inurdere4 In, en isfrue ppot„, an the Coast of essiktioted , . .5 Tragactipt.—Car_jccturz Critic in, .datinflho oao"e. .of more if) Years, that he bra had tno4tya• attu;ylanete wow less exprrieneed practitioner& more than 20 per%ons, among them were 4.pgieit and .1..1:1!.u.i : ED . WoStivN,, who have ion bean disappoirted in t Greet Accents, No. ll.—Tacitus 114 dOclAog of aM-Stells 4 , _,Y.c•qe,,A,t),.. - .4 l: ?!ti,!,* ( iinfO l i d t r le P cas •three motiksr The &if:mations of the churches and he 'l'a Fang 1 mu.t.te..-St. Luke Ides - tke'Oi 4 6 4 tit'ref rmil• •• . • _,_, _ tear ex ectjtrfuns of a fatnil rn •be our •d t tln must I - •- • • ' '-' • i t I! , 4 • • g ie ky. , al t a other religious places were, as upial, horrid and in. nund 2 rekt•-••-Crititat - igentar4$ on de- . 'l;i_ iii . tisk abg:Vl ISAUfkinyt i Ittivdstimer, rw , , stances such •nerectsAre tor t otan brnediealani ;- Id etimusietie . . . los:hears. No. I.—Liblical Criticism,. fr'sf. Atbain4tterf,* » he• Tot. A. rt e . Ins, • iok. 1 , ettnoval of such ungedanenrs bt iln oils& cOrtionbt and %Mega- , nuMerabics I Portrtlfatss, c. zi: v. M.—Laughter' feiiiktraityi Ifir.Ubsby 'll, 'ilin.•!?, "Illtattidt46l4oooll.4* • Pl. With gibers, get the cure of lick 41iSfeets,.h1 qt.:V. l4 *d ' r at is : din general opinion that the enemy will not +y.•=-;-Costunant anus in .I:taingis Ettripi... of i j oalogfog Igloo gee; nati.Nr • ....- sisishilpplift. .s. Of rtgovocions., il.the IcOrtifrl,:i t, 1 55 1 .r wasturnse. ;W ry. • attempt . .to peneirate• into the vicinity of Airtin iana.—Critleal Notice of Dr. Cl4rkes tow n is Bilglandp, .40 jig, !te4,o Opir '- 1 1 , -4 ' ~ i fi•Mil. .. L , 1 1 ~Mis• C_„, Iterir'ficr CO. MY b* 06 . . 14 kienki ofetther '.rhe.pensantry arcardent in tl,:ir wishes to fights 1 04 .o, /AD?. Burney's , Ttnistesen de Metric „'lib f l iata . d ititi diVegtlOW,Anelf ..", N _ fr . . -IR its, zegi . wwn Int - rote* APteriTt - ' rilit there !'sob's! , No; ,- , %, • . shr O si .. .guild pg.ApcientSaiputintn, ate. c ia'sietrs§ it ' d 41/Were ; .`„ •", : - 1Alt" - ; St/d(adot , S. ,r* ,il t iin . . • ... . i .,. .. ' • • gkitrcAn .co ;mut iith.inlinite advantage. • . ... it Nuji l b ef b 'stay bo:l i ail on catty lip., . ...',.. t.' • • ~. . - , • • ...rittitattiiii IN t • . ,•• **Wars of ti444lPow: i .-1150,4141)itunts ale andern the Places through OM -,- A . , . O- --• A ' 4 461VAip . 14... • ti ' • • • in• • ~Akt • . 4 - Virg; %. 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V . .• , .- . • . 4 - : ....:: -. ." .r .,' 4- ‘, .....,1' , ~- . . t„ 1.- .;.,,. , .... 0... ...-.....-.,..,.. :: . ... . _.. 1 , .. . , .. L ~ • *...;--"... .- . ' .- 1 i . - , N",it-.Tri , 2•-• .. : •• ''''''' z- - -• . ' • , • •• • --‘." •.:::• - .• • • [pßiat , tx - pis_cE : it .: l . IA ' . ... 1 NOTICE is hereby given, that the Directors 'nl the said Workt,at a 'sleeting held at the Secretary's Office, in Portsmouth, on the 17th day of October instant, did make a Call of .E front the Subscribeis to, and Proprietors of, the said - Undertaking, upon each cf their respective Sltares, in order to defray the expences now carrying on by virtue of an Act of Pail,. ,ijisment lately passed for that purpose ; and the said Proprietors arc hereby rogaired to ray the same on or before the 13th of November next, in the following manner, As. the _London Prot , iiiirletots to Henry Fanniliroy, Es 1. the l'ressurer, resitient . ,in otrtion; at the liouse of 111assrs. Marsh and'Co. Berner't street, Oxford:street ; and tl'e Port - sea Island Proirie!oss to John tindwitt, E.l. and Wm. Cm:, Its+ the Treasurers, at Ports mouth, at their respective Banking Houses. By Order of the Directors, R. CALT.AW.IIr, Chief Clerk and Secretary. - r HOAE.who suljer nervous irritation front weak. tasss-of 4asmacli,"ohstrueted bile and bad M eslior. , will. find relieflnSill e SNUitli s sP.ATlNT AN: C ISCO a BUTIC DROPS, which enjoy an thy properties of call:in', without its it a;ality ; ..trey atcticoStSaft the bealth hf clre trotittiels, - by T rammin g cite ap • petite, and in 44ichieiae ii;Vit4is lathe , health irnproves.-:-In &tap seated eh:ceases, "'twee a, cart coehl. sCtrcely he coweinpLued, so hialtity a Chalff t 4 ba been preidneed, as,to excite the hest hope' of success. In Erupiive b ScraPhOiotif, Gouty, Riteianatic, and Scorhatlc ctufes t larati. Its t;rit:fion is tostablishikl:4-Wcat India orders attendid le; at-ite OfspelSktry, The genuine Medicine has the goveranteht duty printed en a Hack ink sesnip, tdd thy swords, ` 4 By the King's Fatally' ex pressed on the bottle,llll of dieeetion, and outside serapyntr. . Sold IS, Sego-ursire, in smaii bottles a 51, 6d. doubles bottles andlarger •Ct..2s.—acmpound Essence Bs. • ADVICE. i•IIIerHEN Men of tiutitiori and Otnressiniiaa • use peiieverlog endldirouis to diseoVer tßenioai sr.4 and , certain method or ireat,ing a few prevailing Disiests, the success , ful result of their eirlseliiiiieth the beet 'proof of superiority... Messrs. GOSS atot Co, Sorgeans,, *gulag, educated and - . 14 1- dated loth every briincli of the protession ceertificates of whizia• from differ* Irsvitals, Ida lestimoniableetiiita *toot entinitit Physielani, Act haire td cihivince any litipitrerY, trete been till doted to make tire time the fir losing the cespat of their past- ticolar study, viz. a certain Disorder, fre-pemtly contracted in a moment of Intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures and Glees, which, by an improved plan, are Speedily and iffectu4ily cured; as also deblllty,,whether arising from Bacchasallin Indut emcee, long residence in 'Warm ell:nate', or a secret solitary vice too often unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, ha IL: one causing sterility or barrenness, and In the other a numerous train of nervous.disesses, which, if not timely relocated, ternsi "eigte•in Impoteude Mid Consumption. . • 1 The rest* or a long ind extehiiie preetiee has enabled them, superior metal rd, fo . rernove those c,irtrplsi ts, hoitieWin veterate or complicated, withost laying the pnrieut unritr:the Artist restraint-in diet or exercise.. ap4 in remmit V :nereal . where art early appiicationis Made on iiiscovery of the infection, thej rherns-Ives to perforna i mire' in the short space of two days. The unprecedented sn eerer or - their mode of treat - merit (which has 'lever. been known to fail In one !Lingle instance in a practice of twelve years, during which period many pers,olll of both seats have been ;tired, even after strere and injurious methods had been ptitsirel by other Tirictitioners without effect), indicts thent to chits fhabliett offer their advice. Messrs. CJOSS anti tn. dui he cnnsnlied fealty, personalty or hy lett er,hy either etrx f withinriolablr secret y,delicicy, and attention. Patients in the et/Mitts , are requested to describe their age, manner of &c. incloeing a latik Note, and the seine will be duly attended to. and advice and medicines sent to any part of ate Fleet-ctroot. 14 . 1041kiatitYli itOTA4. urtrEtts pATENT. To he SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. BOOTY, A! the Bull's Hesd ton, in i.otighbosto44. in the C.shety of s.eicester, o;) Thor ay, the , uth day at November, Isla, at Two o'Clock in the Afterpoon, subject to such cuaidi.ions and arrangements as will be produced, 'P'OUR Shares in the Navigatirbn front the River 1 - Trent to Loughborough, sghich in the :ast year divided ./..'tl9 per Share, free of the Property Tax, and which is likely to he much Wreaked by the Intended extension of the Peak !tweet Canal, and by the Grand Union Cansi: Further particulars may be had at the Officms of Mr. Cradoelt, in Lotlghborough ; and Messrs. Jamson and Leeson, iu No:- tingbang. REctNCY cAttr K,. OCTOBER. It. It appears that in CAtillOili4- fats is propitious to 'our arms, and that the enemy is Confounded. } '4n es nothing but vary his p;ans. Those which at. tempted to penetrate into Valencia bare susPOoda their march, and in that kingdom. the. svis: precau. tions, activity, and patrintisna• of its meo-cticf, give "reason to hope or the best results f rom thii *nab ait)l that it will put itself in runtio 1, :ins Azt merely limit, its n!)erations to the defence of Cid Provi 3 ce• On the 29th ult. early in Ole mornia4, a :many wts made by the bridge and causeway with three !tundra men,• nuaor the comm 49 1 1 of a Captain, with an in. ttntiou of destroying some epaullments tha. .teazray had in as.;yicinity of the battery 4i Posture. The fire'vJacvery leap and ni iintuilsed•with dealt. ,rerity by the boats arts tl.e bares o' V4l tide. Da. vaey and Netazso, •witi4sh protect.] the infantry, .who with the bayonet carried the c i ) itlictuenrs, dos strop(' them, and c.rried Ase v. Ind t.. ate. Isle of L.on. Our los, consists in one killed and •seven wounded. We took Jiree muskets a'i 4: three culls:lL train the enemy. • This action, thorigh trilling. was executed with valour and promptitude, and will s! u the enemy what he has-to expect when our tr:ops act on it larger scale. . CADTZ:SETEPMBER The brave Murcians are sorry that Sebastian; would not attempt a formal acuou. '.'he },Pood inidertand• ing which prevailed betweon the soldiers and the.pers* wary, and. the indignation of all, prognosticated% success equal to that of she Guerr.llas, in their ilia ent attacks, in which, without exaggeration, the French have lost (rain five to sdo-men. Such is the fruit which this great soldier has deriv. ed from his,inemorable expedition, by which he nn doubt proposed to oblige the army of the centre to abandon its advantageous positions. Our force cons sists of 2500 hori,e, and from 12 to 19,900 infantry. The armed peasants who had joined amounted, on. the Ist of September, to 12,000 cavalry and infantry, Our main guards have repeatedly driven back those of Scbastiani, and particularly on the 28th of August, in the olive grounds of Lebrilla. . Oa the 3d inst. the peasants returned home folly satisfied with what they had done, and in the greatest tranquillity. The forces with which Sehastiani prt posed to conquer this province amounted to 21.03 tee ealry, and from six to 7000 infantry... The depredsk tions and cruelties committed by thesexannibals, arti the same which have eternized their .emory in a their expe4ktions. Not satisfied wish having sackiel t LTotana, Lorea, and other villages, they hanged a% an elm tree one of the guerrillas, or flying parties of Carthagena, destroyed the images in the churchesi, profaned. the sacred vestments, 4:c. MADRID, SEP /*EMBER IS. .• In the night between the 7th and Bth instant, art, advanced guard of Patriots advanced. within musket shot of Gate Segovia, without the French, though they knew it, daring to interrupt them. SEPT. 18.—The convoy from Grenada , . which wait detained in Andujar, arrived on the 12th, 13th, and 1411 i, en horses, in waggons, 81. c. This kind of die. persian was caused by the caravan having been at. 'tacked by the Patriuts, between Valdepeaas and . Man. eanares. The courier, Martin Estenos, who has been long expected, 'LAS' anis ed from France. It appears that Napoleon periists in his resolution not to send any more .mo nii to Spain, but thachis troops shall main • tain themselves at.the expence of the country, though • the count:y should be ruined by it ! Orders have been given that no Spanish of fi cer or soldier shall be received into the service of King Jrr seph ; but that ail, without exception, shall be sent to France. This has always been the opinion of poleon, to which Joseph ancrhis Court have been. obliged to yield, though they thought differently...— They write from Segovia, under the date of the 13th, that there have arrived there, when least expected, n French division of 10,U00 men from those under the orders of Massena. It is believed the they are going towards the South, and that a part of them will be in corporated with the garrison of Madrid. LEAIE's 'Oenttine . PI LL 3, so justly Athol' s for . ; tfiett oupevicii Akio , tq curing every (X:gree and sympt;us nUtlord.!inereall MOO, tlui seirty, ke. v. Amu confiatuitvit dr restraint •f:ldiet s in an cum _tifseditionsi Safii, sad secret initn nit% ply sniallvfstelesa Pin is adose, its operadon impercep tibia, .411 ir4klll4 flo . juillcdtti attention. IS titya they %virally cure these cruel Disorders,- and elfin titey f3il ft th t title i t perfeetty restoring health; the pi tftlOi hi ItiffrioSvitatit4 that he or she is at Vic eve diking' so restored, let the deiree of malignancy be aver-to.great. CARTHAGEYA, SEPT. 18. The second expedition of General Sebastian; to the kingdom of Murcia has not been attended with better fortune than the first, which took place in April last. The arrny General Blake occupied the lines from l the '..rt of Cadcna, by Alcantarllla to Aticora, ant Covered the citadel and country of Murcia. All tile' peasantry of the kingdom from the age of 16t060 rata toits defence. Three thousand Valencians, infantry * , 'and cavalry, with two pieces of artillery, flockid from Oretruela. The Murcians were rea4y to inundate thoiz, delightful fields, and make all imaginable sacrifices.% opppse the progress of the enemy, who, after arrivin 'on thc.24th August at Lekilla and Alhama. tiAr. not to advance; our. advanced patties routed his in .neighbourhood of Alcantarilla,Lel;rilla, and Alh . ania t and in the skirts of * thee Siena and Cartasioi, on the 23th and 10 th, and on the 30th Ceneial ebastiani . commenced his retreat upon Talana and Lorea, which, te likewise eeacuated on the motatieg of the t!ti of September. The •of Lorca and aches places retreated, were totally Lana they hung a pa, Lorca they - murdered , among them were awieit and rto(anations the churches and -‘ were, • `and " ft k an erdellelcy Peculiar to these Imh, to make directly to I .the complaining : ppm, and *suer Into contest with the offending matter, which hell ipeesiiiy dislodge and expel." Thry arc decla•., .red by eiperlenci fo be• a preserver of health, as well as a ream-, rer, by takitv_unly . eight single . Pills Spring . and fan in evtryseir, in short, the - Pitioilikas , this extiOordinatr ottlisatfoit to thant, 'that orhateleC he promised himself from them, they Wore spore io folk! anttexceek as though impatient of immortal and uniot:raat fame. • These - Miare .rnOsi Worlfty a place in the calainstp of Mast era . anti of Shin; the more so, for that they wilt , ktiifignOdto all ciftitites ally fetigih of time, and that tkerttrre cow Lome tint' dest ohms do years, with increasing credit to themstlOes,aud bcfnuur to their author, insomuch that during the lmt eight year's tl y have radically cured upward of 404100 per iods, many of wb had been discharged from Hoipitals Where .Mikatioii had bitei (re iefntiy repeatefd, and &E'er iiietlicids • niatle ose of withottOffeet. Pteliatid anti - Sold by the Sote-PrOpttetor, Tirostas TA TO* Meelbef• p 4 OW AOYale,estge of sYlsiocie4l 44409ni at his 1 1 0004: • New liridg&street ; give advieer.Wi4bolpr Portsmouth, Oft. 20, IMO. AGENCY AND COMMI3SION. A PERSON of real . property, in the City orßri stnl; I 3 - of genrrai knowledge in basintst, and extensive connec tions, wiaseran increase to his Agency and Commission Concerns. Money idea:peed on Stock entrusted to his rata, airlifr for piddle or private 4 sa . e.—Post paid 'applications to Messrs. Clarke and Cu. E. avers, No. 15, Old Btoad-street, London, will be imme diately -atxtiided to. • CATtDICANSHIRf.. To be LET, and entered •the Ist 44 of November 'vet, r I / H AT elegant MANSION, called LA NVALMIiAN, (late the Residetlee of A.dnairal Titoutas, decrtased) situate neer the Banks of the River "livy.‘itt the Parisi* of Llanweting, lit the Clsunty of Cardigan ; consisting of a ilrawing.roani is fttr. by 13, Dining Parlour, 29 fret lot 17, and a convenient l'St oily, which may be made a lir.:4 l sfaie Parlour of, a commo lion I Batters Pinny, fined up with • shees, &c. Kitchen, Pan.ry, •ktillem and Servairsi Hall, all lv upon the Ground-floor ; a very Muldoon* Stalica•e, with two Mobo:Noy Balltistrades, and itwo Landing Plaet•s, and a commotlioes hack Staircase. Also, five lied-chamhers, nod four Dreesiug-rooms, on the.first fluor, wi:k Garrets overhead; a large Garden, well planted, situate in a beautiful itleakinw or Lawn, containing nearly 'Fittenty Acres of I onte n d, which may he taken with the Mansion 1 - luuse, or be detached (from Five to One Hundred Acres) at the option of the Tenant. The Tenant may be accu:nmodated with any quantity of the present Furniture. upona valuation. • There is not lh the Prin cipality of Wales, a more eligible situa tion for a Sportsman; Haw, Partridges, Grouse in plenty, and excellent Woodcock shooting in the season ; the celebrived River T ivy (for Trout Milling, with Eels inkbutance) running near it. For further particulars apply to John Lloyd ; Esq. Mabus; the Rev. Joshua Davie', Vicar of Llsowenog, residirtg within a mile . of I.lanvauglian ; ur David Mel Jenkins , NT. residloz, in the Town of Lampetee; ftiont whence Lanvan4han is t'bur miles slls. tans, 14 from Neal-Ganks.lintlyn ' and 17 from •Oormarthen e turnpike road leading from it in each direction. N. B. Thii House may be taken fir a Tenn of three or lir, Yeire L dttirminablenq the death (4 . the present Possessor. • 1A krrN MARR TACE ihould be the foundation of Social 'Harpies's, which is often disticrised through the parties that form the union not taking these prneuttrris wch would se cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People of every ra•lt pay adarat:on to the shrine of wedlock; but where the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an cart) age, a renovation of stability previous a entering that state is indispensibly resuis!te to revive the sininbering sparks of fife, and to reanimate the system. For no disorders Jtavc contributed more eesintlally to destroy Hyme neal happiness than those wli;cl, are the consequi-rce of unriarded pleasure. It *hi this eoniideratitm 'Which buitse-d Mesa's. GU RR It sod Cw.• for these last twenty years, to their stu dies and to the treatment and case of the V enereal 1/isea , ye,aill the disorders arising therehom '; as slip to that thirangemeht bf the System, produted Isy the destructive habit of the incoliiieferite school-boy, which brings on these eßstressing Debilities and Deficiencies that prevent Cr embitter the Maid. rnonW state. The aucces.ftil rest* of their plan, gives them additional ardour to otipose ravage; of these complaiots, which are -the oiost important in the catalogue of human infir reitieS. It behotes 'eery Person who has Indulged in this son• tary vice to seek relief by consulting Professiondl men of emi s nonce and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of uhcontradicted facts. In prafessirtg the cure of these complaints, they hold out no inducement to vice; but sensible as all men oust be of the existence of such calamities, they offer their l aseistance as r , ..itiiarly educated Members of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. Slight and recent, sibs of Syphilitic infection are radically enred in the shott spitee.of two days. Those of the most obstinate duration, soda l *obst ructions, inveterate -strictures, pain' of the-bones, gleetai etc. ace permanently and spe--dlly cured. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Ant respectability have been under the care of M . Currie and Ca. for the retivival of ct.inplalots of the 2 4; striCtures; Let.-and esaying rook Veil a radir.4 and pe tom emelt that reticences May. be mark to them as try elitioces of the dacided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Cos 's plan of ireattnew. Mani of these gesulemen bid strictures from, In to '2O years, and !vete undet ile;•care cif Messrs:Mime, Hea viside, and other surVions of Ana entinehee, Who attempted their cure by the apPlieation of die friar caustic, without sucoesis. Mews.,Ct•i x e and have Wafted the foliowing letter frost the many t arCiaily receivingfrom gentlemen teturnioz theta thanks forlheir resto'htiOfi to iohintalid vitorous health. It was ‘ent tretiteniainsolkited; from the son ef a Noble Earl, who ha' laboored under.this distressing and peinfoi malady for ten years al be s tiall been under cure of &event! surgiums of praleusiobal eminence, none of wbont afforded him permanent relief ; but (tons the sapt4for Miele of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cere'in the short spnee.of one month. •• May VI, litlo. To Pr. CURAIZ, 107, Hatton Garden. " • Eon/ feels ;teat pleaslure in commeoicating to Doctor " Currie the perfeel.fe-establiiiiment of his health, in consequence " of Ms mild and stinirabtellesiment of gtrittures in the Ur fa tun. lk map add, that he has not for essay sears enjoyed so " much comfort and freedom from pain; and be entertains no " doubt of his having !strained, througli his skill and attention, a " perfect anfriadfiatcure of that horrid complaint. As he was not "IL stringer - to the manner that others . treated the complaint, be