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KV!: S C; 1 4:•.4 0.•' •• • V 7 *- ~ 1 - ! . . 1 • . w -.../ • • • r` •••,- . , . 15 ,, -, •igir c *,., A ~ A ofilsmo. ; ;:ki ---....._ c. 7 AS - f a/IL • ... ..„...,.,,,, , ,saw FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,161 i NIT . . 1 11ER 9522. EN -pirreE. 'UFEICE OF THE COMMI:;sIoNERS FOR THE ISSUE OF CERTAIN EXCHEQUER -BILLS. IF the next of Kin or Representatives of WIL LIAM CORER BOYD, the Husband of Mrs. ELEANOR BOYD, who d ad at BonsbaT. in the East Indies. will apply to Hem ay SatzTtt , Fsq. Drapers Hall, they will have Information which may be for their advantage, or if any person can give in formation which may lead ro proof of the time of the death of the said William Cores Boyd, it may be of material advantage to the Orphan Charity achool at Bombay. TEIF. ARMS. Sou ru-Sr.. liotsl, Auctssr 28.1817. A LL Petsons to whom the Commissioners have A ' IL agreed to grant Loans of Exchequer-Bills, are hereby re spired orthwith to rake the meas , :res necessary to complete the s•eurities to be given by them, so that the advances to be made Clem may be issued witltnat delay. Ile P. ties Are to address act:selves either to the Secretary of the Board, or to tte Soh eon, as the case may be; If to the tatter, Utilicr cover to the Se e•-tary. W HUI:DEN, Secretary. CHINA EIVIIMS3Y. lr :be Prem, anal immediatel7 ..•ill be pnbli+bed, in One Volume. Oro ilms•;areal by Maps and other Engraving% aDER THR sm: :7 - 20ps or TI:11 flo;:ovit va N LIACOMPAN Y, and •.'etl:tated, permisrion, to t;te RiOtt lion. l.urd AEtaE k s r, 7 ,3EZZSO AL OBSERVATIONS. rn itie (luting -4. the PROGRESS of the BRIIT:1 - 1 EVIRA.i.-Y through t`FPNA, and on its Voyage to and hoar that Cu:tatty, in the itars Bti and 1817. CIa:IRKE ABEL, Plit.telan And Naturalist Linbass7l This Work conirri9e den Author** ..Pta,ntant.. NAaUATIVI e t Event% whit!, beryl the Bin rISN EN/lA/ET t:Lont the time of tie leaving Enel an 1 to 1:$ retort'; together otkh I I : 9 negurks on the Geology, ttlattral Histuty', and Manners of 14e Countries visited Icy it. Printed for Longman. I Lurst, Nees, Orme smtl Drown. Londim. This day was relei• Led, 1 Jinn. Ts. Natl., Tii E COM ta 1 .Iv.. 1' 0 ItTS MAN ; containing a ensnyendlona Vie* of the Ancient and !Vlndent Chase, a enrols& History of the various Wads of :;.,•strting Dugs, and nt *lw Quae.rupitils and Bird; which are the n!sjucts of outing; the antostad of &ending and Tramirg annals, Seters Yoiwers, &c. the Dima4us of 110,p, with the sues Ito 1 of Cur'; thoothig, with yardeular lust:int:oos wherein the Art of Shoot ing Hybl is reduced to ractiral err ahoy ; the choice of a For:1- ius.piece, Powder, Shut, dtc. thu Jtlttle i Eurest and (knit !AIWA j Modtr:i Game Laws, explained and illustrated by a variety of Cases; the Laws 'Oath.; to Dug.; Angling, and Poi Law relating to Fish; with every ins:rucaun and intormatitio relative la the Sports of the Field. - By T. H. NIi.I,DIIA7J. . . . . Loud;n: I's-lured fur W. Stiut•ltist and 4. Mai titatloster Court, Ludgate. st rect. Thts day was in lino. price 13. AvILLIANIS'S IDGNIEN of the STA TO I'ES; being a Compendious Ab.tracr of the Public Acts passed Anna 1817—with Comment., Notts, and a copious irdez. By THOMAS WA.I:I - Llit WILLIANti. of ilsc inner Temple, Esq. Editor of the Quarto 'Neat of the Statue Law, Williams'. Justice, &c. •„• *lids Abridgment is for*iei ores the Plan of the Annual Abstracts, formerly published notlt.r the authority of Govern n'ent, antl will be toundto be of great utility not only to Magis. tfatn, Parochial Officers, and Practitioners in the Law; but cue to those who may bare occasion to consult any of tbg new Laws.—Also the Public Acts passed Anne; 1810, pricy 31. London s Printed for W. Sinspkin and It. Marshall, Stationers. golf, Ludgate strict; and may be lied of all Boukstiteri and Toonnwir orl Me published. (enthused Quarterly, Price Eight Shillings each Number), THE COLONIAL JOURNAL, No. VI. for JUNE, lilt. a,ntalsitt g , A VI. w and Descriptiori of Halifas.Nova Scotto—. A eigure and Description of the I.lama of Peru; Poetry; Barris ars in DomMlca; Dispute in the Bahamas, anti Pririlegts of list I Coviontraistas of slur Chips of Geld Hewer 1 1 1. 1 . 1 2 2 a' Jamaica; General Account of Beano/ Ayres and La i':.ta; Mr. Wahon's Second Letter on the AMOR to the Pacific; -• ins l'ratle of - the United :Ames; Data Colltethinj the Clirmite Nova Scotia; Dr. Carson on the Distrito_ jes Newloundiond; wfoondlat.d race; Na - ural Rise and Tintination of Me. .••al stavery ; Fieech Settlement. on the Stator Mr. Bryan Ed. v . ...rds's Memoir. on toe Muscpitto, Settlements; Sugar Trade of • United States; Papers rem ieg to the Hudson'. Bay Cont. ..ny—liudson's Bay Loinrany's Act, t.od Will an and Mary (not meted In the Stature Colonial bibliography be.ng s. ate. of all Works relating to the Colonies' Freuch Colo fiat Society ; First Berm concerning the•proj• eted Settlements at Came Verd; Coionial itestew ; be King v. t larchard, &c. Report of the Berhicc•Commissiottera ; Jamaica Returns; Ain ran Forts; Methodlrs ; People of Colour; Mellott io the As. scattily of Nova Scotia on the reception of Emigrants; Colonial .Summary; Work of M o pe Trait ; West liiiiies; Newfound keg; Emigration to Bk North America; Pretend. d British Violation of rho Treaty. of Oberst, conceinesig the slaves of the leathern States; low Prococilings; Verbatim Report 01 the Trial on the libel of the African loath u len; Colonial Notices, Civil, Manly. Naval, Literary. Philosophical. Commercial, rlsqlonary, and Religious • Aprils:inn:of.; Marriages; Deo: he ; Price s Mate Current • ate of Markets ; Packet.. &c, ace. Printed for Baldwin, eradock, aod Joy. Paterisnuet -row ;J. M Rthatelsoo, Cornbill ;and J. liars), Duke-Irma Portiandeplace. ARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CER L‘i. for the Cure of Burns, Scald*, &reins is litaminirs ' Ery alpha, or St. Anthony's Fire, t•iorc Nipples, Eruptiolos and pas to the Face, King's Evil, Breakings-out about the mouth and rtw, Ringworms and Shingles, Piles and Fistula, Sore and seal! Lads, Inflamed Byes. Eruptions at terry kind, and .-orr and I :!terated Ler, of twenty years ran ing, hate been cured, with. cat the kart conflnenient, alter having berm discharged trona Hospitals, cleaned incortsble. la short, this wonderful prepara tett will be found far more of in the cure of the above anplaints, than ail the Cerates, Salves, and Plainer. sitiseno tztie use of; witness the numerous cures specified in the hand- Mt --Sold wholesale and retail by Mr.Marshall'sAgents, Mes•rs. rvo led Edwards, 66, at. Pa as Churcb.yasd, (on the foot 'wilt) London, in boles and is. Pd. each; and by all dealers I)ATKONIZED by their Royal Higlineates the & Princess of Waits, Dudes of York, and Duke of Suomi I z i Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Russian, his Serene V . 7 linen the Duke of Brunswick, his Excellency the Duke del I"zttado, by theiretpecial authority. ROWLAND** 111ACASSAR OIL composed of Vegetable Ingredients from the Island of Itt.nar, in the East Indies, ardunprecedented fur preventing :re hair falling off or turning grey to the latest period if life ; "rent :thefts IL; weakest hair, and produces a luxuriant 'omit' baldest ;Awes ; alto an inimitable 'natural curl, which It r:e•trees in damp weather, &c. produces whiskers, Aye-brows, is perfectly innocert, and may with safety be applied to tie rungett infant. Rowland's Treatise on the Hair =based each genuine bottle. Price 3s. 64. Ice. 6d. and .€1 le. pet Alto, ROWI.AND's ESSENCE of TYRE. ininiedietetY and efectually changes Red or Grey Hair, 1 : 7 9" 1 9 'Whiskere,..Bte. to a permanent and glossy Brown or :zte, imitating the enact p.snaral colour —washing make° this -3r more durab!e. It i. perfectly innocent, and Ladies or Gen . - tea may dy e C.. 011. Hair faith Ease an d Secrecy. Price 4s. 7 '-ud. and 144 6d. and One Gutnea per Bottle. 4 41 whukeAle, retail, and for exportation, by the 'sole Pro. 1.7. 71, A. Rowland and Son, Corner of Kirby-street, the Arm inß on the ri l ,ht in Hutton Garden, Holborn, London ; and :r lent etrit, by Milos. HendrieA, itchborno-stree:; belr I t 7, ~t 3.1 Gan ie mid Peirce. 57, New Bond • queer ; bleyle; ut..treet ; Newbery and 50 .11 . 4 5 , Edward' , ", C.„, tcch yard; Berns 1 7 Joloiston, Ix, Greek s :., 2 , at'd by AU Perlumen hit.dtclou Voider* throughout ailtope. ...... es tnt"n•—As's for Rovelund's Oil, or Rowland '. Dye, and ol • ;4 6 7 .1 % , s r ewe tent e fix. above ankles are sired to ' ll led .Lk," A. Rowland awl SOU." All other. are Clawk.rtehs. All.l 1115, he lead, . h ., : an Int.-resting Essay on the curios , Str eeter. t Llice 3 .. stcd to' her Royal litg,htics• ••C -1114. 44 . t a w ' lout of Walt. and :axe Cobourg. HORNS BY and Co. St9ck-Brokers, 26, Corubill, reaper:fully acquaint the Public, that the LO (TERI begins and finishes NIA r WEDNF. DAY. Only 2900 Num ben. Two Tickets of the same number may be had, so chat , e 40,000 may be gained by the Advemerer.—Tickets and Sbarrs are selling by Neuroses. and in. in grew variety, and at the lowest prices. all Prizes paid as soon as drawn. a. - Omits:gm A Uprooted ten in Dunn Ratlioomot l•erttes of la i 'sea; Mr.' C • ins Trade s! Nova sets `: wfntntdi}t • ! , !•al salivary w....rds's Men lee Cloned I ;...ny —Nude ported in h 'i &e. o rial Swirly ; at Case Vet Report of th tan Forts; 1 stably of N Unman' hod; Emir Niobtioo of /southern Sti nal on the Civil, Mika rloionary. Hate Corral hinted fo Rahardsoo, lir A Rt .lil for it nibs, or Si p:es In the F rote, Rise. l...ads„ Inas I:4erated L Cl! the haw Hospitals, d tea will be t:: plaints, r - .Oe toe of Fat —i so b. s tdi lona r. ited,•:!ne L ATit Prince 1;., Imp er i a l F'7l,ness it los virtue, e • ..tatear, se hair fall rrea t ztheo s bald r - e.trres it c. . "1:'" tit I it., roost •0t...b each i • A VY.Th itnt 1 .7 t %Iraq :ek, inr Ad wk 1 -7 * -OTI 1):I•roini 4 Z . Biwkv, • bt. P. • :tit ; ;11 • /stor e , Cawiot ten t ti s. the estsid • are Cm:, Ate,' a i the; 1 gi4 NtXC WEDNESDAY, TENTH SEPTEMBER. I' AND J. SIVEWRIGHT r e q uest the Pubic ce • will bear in recollectinn, the numerous disappointments exprienced In the lan Lottery by those who deferred their pur- e .a.et to the Last Day, many hundreds having gone from Office ro Office without bring able to procure either ticket or Shire. The pretent Lot . ery, cornicing of rely SA* Needle", will be all Drawn NEX WEONIksDAY. The Prizes all Sterling Monty. Two fries of wain, beside?, Sixteen °Vier Capitals. 1:40,0t at may be gained by One umber, there bving wo fiche's of each. Thus an Adventurer may gain 4'40,000 Sterling by Two Ticita.a, Sterling by Ooe and a Hair, d.'2 100 Strrillla by One anti a Qua::.er, £20,n09 Sterling by a bingla Picker, n,nno Sterling 14 Half a Ticket. 1. and J. MIVF.WIIIGH hive Tickets and Shares on Sale, at moJetwe Pricei, which it will be recollect rd they svere the lira in eatabli.b, and they hope the Public will experie!ice a repetition of that gtsid Fortune which has en uniformly diitinguhlied their Old-estainhlied Wires, No. 37, Curnhtil, tI, Holborn, su, Hay ni.ukn, and 141, Oxford•street. DR. JAMES'. FEVER POWDER AND ANALEP 11C PILLS. T BEG respectfully. its Proprietor th ese invaluable IL Medicine's, to inform the Public, that I have esasedto supply Messrs. Newbety and Sons therewith, and that I have appointed as my now pole Agents far the tale of them, both Retail pnd Wl , oiniale, Messrs. BUTLER and Sens, Chemists and Druggists, Nu. 4, Cheapiele, corner of St. Paul's Church yard, London; and No 94, SacSeille-street, Dublin. Tie Retail Sale is likewise continued a. the douse in which the inventor, my late Grand father, Dr. Jinx!, resided, No. Si, Ihuro.street, Berkeker squire, why e the Medicines have been etclueeively prepared for neatly 70 year', and from whence Messrs. Newbery and the _Public isle bins llilbinewenifaentlysippbede: I beg nomad, *sr .I+a- continuance of Messrs. Nifitherg and SIMS thought proper to withdraw irons 'hem the sale of rytr=, announced their intention of vending nimposieinet of tbdr own, uculei't he above thies, 1 feel I owl it to the puhele, prevent, as Jar as I ant able, the dangerous consequences of taking these pre parations, under the munalten impression of their being mine. Walt this view, to my own salmis loss, 1 hue? authorised my clgents, Miura. Butler and Sons, to exchange for my MfttiCllloll, such as are of the compositior of M . Witchery, which may be returned of them. The Public are respecoully requested to observes that to enable tent to discriminate between my Medi. tines and (lime of Messrs. Newbery, sold under the name of my grandfather, Dr. Jantes,l shall sign 4. y name nn the kiwi (death packet or the Powder, and box of Pills, thy is sent its future out of my Elaboratory ; and that Messrs. Ne tehe:y aad Sons have no interest or concern in the genuine Medicines prepared by me. divine:). street, Berkeley.sivare, R. U. G. JAMES. Wth July, 1817. • DR MMES'. POWDER and ANALEPTIC PILLS continue to he preilited and sold by P. Newberg and Soni, No. 45, st. Pa •I's Church-yard, Louden; Wid v 9. [same-street, Dublin ; sold al4o 1 y their Agent, Mr. Sanger, No. I Si), Osionl-street, and other respectable Venders in Taft and Country. Mr Nrwb-ry reek it nett:wary to state. in addition to his aff. davit, ilia- he b came joint Prop: icor of thew Medle.ties, not by Dr. Jainklis will. but by Darns and COVCNAN is, under his hand and seal, which are now in Mr. Newbery's powiewion, toge ther with regular asvginneins .1 a moiety of the Letters Patent, fur which Dr. James r, eeived valuable eonsirieratitms. Ater this prot of Mr Newberf• rroperty in thew! Medi cines. after the acts. walled in his affidavit; atter Ihe testimony afforded by the analysis of two eminent chemists (Mr. Professor Brandt aid Mr. Action) of the identity of the Fever Powder Prepared by Mr. Newbury and that by Dr lames himself; after the tt al- made by several medical gentlemen, W.lch prove that th , se Powder. are curtly similar in their effects; and alter an unintetnip ed circulation of Mr Newhery's preparations for many months pas', which has fully confirmed their efficacy as heretofore; lir ;rums that he has estabitsited a just claim to the confidence of the Public, and that they will be satisfied iltat,Dr. James's Fever Powder and Analeptic Pill., prepared by hint, are the real remedies of their celebrated inventor. art Purchasers wiU be careful to Ascent the name of " F. NEWBURY" is engraved in all the Stamps, as the sure mirk of these medicines being genuine. ROMLnzury and Dissmatign the mind becomes enervated, and the body soon falls an easy victim. To re move the Disorders arising from fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitution is the result of oar study and experi ence, awl we trust that thirty years successful practice In this romar branch of our profession gives us a decided superiority over every other Practitioner. In recent cases of Syphilitic infec• tion, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of two days. and in those eases of a more comillested nature, whele other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the Patient a sound and pertect re establishment. To those who are labouring . under a general or local Debility,lt wiMbe coosolatory to know, that the Medicines we prescribe possess the inestimable power of renovating the most debilitated Constitution, whether it arises front the indiscretions of youth, or by a resideace in hot or unhealthy climates, too seden• tary a life, or too close an application to study, excessive grief, in. judicious use of mercury, Etc. or should it proceed from an liebi alai wildcat, to consumption, these our restoratives will produce the happiest effects. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer ieedng Health, Strength, and Spirits; and even to the aged and ants our plan of treatment will afford relief and cmnfort, by otitly and safely invigorating the system. Numerous cases of Strictures have been, and are ditly under mir care, the total eradication of which is effected 'vie a safe, cer• sin, and expeditious mode of practice ' superior to any other ye , ,Coped. The weakness, relegation...itd debilitli proced.ng Crum his complaint are speedAy removed, and the Patient restored to aund and vigorous heath. Patients of either :ex may consult us with,tliemttest honour, lelicacy, and secrecy, at our House, No. iu7, tiatton Garden. Patients in the Country, devcribing their case, and encluilag Prlnltt.lllte for Adele, and Medicioes, the sync will he sent to th NM of the vrorld. CU ik ME and Co. Su:von., 107, iiaaw.. Gat•!en. PROFESSOR of FORTIFICATION Wanted at the Senior Department of the ROYAL. Mill l'AttY COLLEGE at Fart:ltvit, a MILITARY CLXTLCIRAIR qualified !o !said the above•nanted situation. lie most be under 40 ears id . age, qualifiell.to convey his instruction in Fortification through the medium of the French language, and tither to have had ex perience as a- Instrucor, or pravtici• as an Officer. l'he w.isr samonetory reference will b. exper ed of character sod conduct. . Gentlemen desiraus of ring themselves for this ao orlon; :o correspond with Colonel Fir Howard Douglas, Bart C.ll.lnsp-c -tor General of instruction, Farnham, surrey, fully s wing their pretensions and, it Officers, their Military Services, and th, y will receive from him all particulars of the ditty, salary, appoint ment, and expetadons.—Asvist te9, tan. CUSrOM-HOUSE, ROCHESTER. FOR SALE, By Order of the Honourable the Commi-aioners of his Maje.ty's Customs. on rtIVRSIOAT, the :2;th of 7; eptrusber, 1817, at Eleven in the Forenwat, at the u+tom I loose, Roche:ter, T H.& UNDER . M k:N I'IONED .GOO L) S, • in'several best . _. TOR HOM& consuatirrton. • About 79 Canna Geneva . 9 tt,•mnatars Thread Lace 80 --.—... Brawl? 9 Gold Kings 2 .e---- Rum I 1 U.Ktles 011 of Rom I —.—. Whiskey is Bottles Cologne Water 4 ---- Arraek 7 Pruning. £0 Witte .W Pieces Paper for Rooms 3} ---.. Siruce Beer 1 £4 Doaeit Peel Counters le lbs. "lea I 81 Medallions 6 Bottles I Jar C4yenne Pepper ii 2 Prints 17 lbs. Arrow Root Powder Solar, succatles 364 Demi Pieces Cambrk 2 Kegs ands Jars Tamarinds Handkerchiefs i 2 Jars Preserved Ginger 20s Demi Pieces Cambric I 2i lbs. Cocoa 2 Plates and 13 Remnants Cambric 1 Lace Veil 3 Pierces and 1 Remnant Crape Also (hutch nattier., Necklace+. Shawls, P:aying Card.' Withutic the Aces et wades, hooks, Snuff-N*l:e, s oc. , Llec.-1 Nuts, FaNance, Dm:tine case. Ci.rdlats. Pau, I.aven:lei -water, (laid %Va:cli, tickles, Parasol Stick, Llisot Lam, Nankeen Cruse sera, ilirts, 'tar rieze and Mops, Cornclian Stones, Letter Case, Weariii i ; Apparel, Claps, Lead Tops fur Purses, Vliaine and Rings, and Kuuaers. 12 ninrer l'es Spoons 1 Box and se Banc:ie. Artificial Flowers. FUR 7VC lill3 ItS• 2S Gallons Wine 5.18 SSias Leather j I Cwt. Starch. FOR EXPORTATI4N. 221 Pair Leather Cloves u*: Silk Shawls 23 Pieces Silk Handkerchiefs 14 Siik Scarfs 61 Slagle Silk ditto VS Pair silk Strichings 6 Silt bait ditto 7 Pair Sigk Shoes 25 Patr bilk Mitts a Palanipores Silk Gown 27 Remnants Silk Riband. 70 Remcants Silk s s • Ihe whole may be dewed between the hours of tea and four, the day preceding and morning el the Sale. r j •Twenty-five per Cent. will be reciired a, a Deposit. MADRID. AUGUST 18. (11411VATZ LEITER.) le You request me to tell you. as far as the limits eigaletter will permit, what is tne etate'rif pubic 54 1 4 4 1 : 4 # 1, 0 41(. .0 06,0104 of lieseneo l tat which. t such a nuke; who 'tin tit men Garay' and Pizarro are ; and what has become of Lacy ? I shall answer each of these question* to the order in which you pot them : " First, then, as to public opinion, I Ma tell you there is none here. Such an article is a species of contraband in despotic States. London and Phila delphia are the only capitals in the Old and the World where it is allowed to exist. In other countries th ere i s o nly zen a l opinion, which never amounts to public opinion. as etas cannot publicly express then sentiments where they are scarcely allowed to breathe. The general opinion in Spain Is, that things proceed very ill, although the confused hope of a cis inge iur duces us to bear our su;Terings with less itidigaetion. " The people who think and act here are divided into two paysies, bo:h of them Royalin, hut with - this dif. !acne-E. that the one is const•tutihnel, and the other despotic. The first is subdivided into two classes, the tine the lukewarm libel ales, and the other the hot and fiery. The former content themselves with pray. ing to Goo that the King may reform; the latter an ardent -spirits, who, indignant at the ingratitude and absurd Government of Ferdinand, would endea vour to correct him by 4 total change, or would wish to tree themselves from hi; rte. , . The latter is the -minority. Garay belongs to neither, but steers a course between both ; for he is at the same time sup posed a good subject of the King, mud a friend of the national interest. He is not a man of great ta lents, but he pos;c:ses that which (nun supplies thcir place—a talent for taking advantage of those of others. In the Central Junta he learned what is cilieily nccec sary in every ministry—management. He has thus been able to drive Ferdinand into measures which ezcite astonishment ; for you must have already seen the bulls against the hlooks. 11 Garay mast have little power, or hi , most make Ferdinand one of the Liberales ; a hope that he will do so is what keeps our minds suspended, and per. `haps even our arms inactive. He has proceeded a great way, an: done the great sit part of the work. It is true that he found Ferdinand dispirited, and with out a farthitrr. Five Ministers of Finance had failed before Garay succeeded to that department, and the latter may be said to have taken the Monarch by fa mine. Hit plan is the same as that of the Cortes. It encounters in its execution great difficulties; the opposition of the clergy is violent, but the Minister hopes by the advice and wisdom of able men to over come it, and to succeed not only in obliging the King to support his plan of finance, but to restore the fabric of the constitution. The great thing to be' dreaded from the clergy is a coup de main. We have two recent examples of thikbefore our eyes. Bishop Qucypo, in forty-eight hours atter he was appointed Minister of Justice, was snatched away by the laquisition ; and the ex-deputy Yondiola, who was nominated Minister of Finance before Garay, was flurried almost from the King's chamber into a dun geon, and put to the torture as a traitor to the King's , person. We believe, however, that Garay has made 'greater progress .towards securi7, and that lie has now nothing to fear. The first surprise is past. The serviles, whose vigilance is active. being in possession of the tact, thot Garay was the if not the °LI), pe,,0., •ri .g.tve the Cortes a popular forth, by-pre venting the division of that body into two chamh , 2rs, took the opportunity of denouncing his vie • s that oceision to the King, but his Majesty fresh d them with the contempt t‘cy deserved The principal soon ,rt of Garay, besides his own' ar fill in.:sale mentos Plinio. Pizarro is a man of great I alentft and much character. He gave aci rd pont of the tatter by resigning his seat in ift•-• Minion , oder the Cortec. bee:ince he wouldmot suismit to take the law „ f l r t n i 7 pL:sro•itvley;lstaini sail, that c ti r;:a j i t t; t re. hor of the support which Ferdinand ri cloota Intim in the assistance et the Eis peror Alexander. 1 . -it will be ,urptised, my friend, to hear that Russia is here now the favourite, and q u ite in vuene. hir H. Well , !ley has absolutely lost all influence. F •riy a fright he almost said that die bureau of the English Em bassy was the Cabinet of Sp on. From tle great fa v.ast enityed by the English Aninassador, and the • tfective assistance given by thy Eight • G.:Fiera Winningham and oth-is, at the entrance of the King into his capital, proceeded the (pinion which the arr. wiles nn adroitly convetted t t thew own advantage, that England supported the aihitrary mea.ures of Ferdinand. That ..I.lu,init is now destroy. d, and every thing runs in a contrary direction The Englitli Ambassadar is .ths- , lut-ly eclipsed and even iscoun.• tenanted. Nobody Alm Its visits him ; and the Lady Amhassatrix, in spite of her elegant manners and amiable society, has scarcely any other visiting 1104 , quaintance than the dowager Duchess nt Benevento. " On Russia great haps' of assistance are reputed, in subduing the Ailiericau Col vies. Au inundation of ftussiaa troops destined to this object is talked O F, old this lost cal unity whico can twfal these unfor. inna te reeincs Is confidently anticipated. An expe dition of Spanio troops, to the amount nt 15 or 2 WOO, is likewise preparing; and the singularity is, that those soldiers and officers who are considered as disaffe.cted are destined for that service, int due pose, it is said, of removing out of the way suspiei. o os characters Sublime policy ! Tne War Dzpartineatis guy Tried in a different manner from that oaths Finances or Foreign Affairs.: At the head of it stands Eguia, who has been called to it to shed bl rod; for his predecessor, Campo•Sagraele,. did not dare to %Ltd blood so precious. yoti• will perceive,of L icy e and I can.tot do it with tears.: Cats catastrophe has been bort ibfe. Tci ig torn n!le• night nom Barcelona, with dal L and cautious surprise he was hurried on board ship, carried to M .joroa. where lie arrived on the ii•th of July, at.twilight, and en the following mornint at dawn was landed on a so:ita:y lseect, attend. d only by his eaceutioners.-- rhere this braye scantier, indignant at the tool li and whicii was emploied to assassinate him, Fatted fiis executiong9Lwitls rep roaches, and sttu.lo rig with them and with death , fell cut to pleat: Thos astrar:- sination was committed an secretly, that toe resat re; tiff lit: to• B.ereel tua without Carl rug ine least initice if those ciraiittistances, which were only learn ed froorithe assassins e.eintelves, who allege for their conduct the gam; of •the King's service. I cannot •ceed farther air pie-tent : at a :inure opportunity shill semi )au other particulars." TN Sr% linens! —The Two £30,000 Prreet, and et/ the other Capitals in the present nuali. but Ka . ' Lone'''. will be deci;led in the short space of Sim hour: Oil WED:IIIBDAV MAtt......G. Wm; tr. , gs leave again to .call .tho *intention of Lottery Adventurers. to the near approach of the important day a lirew. big. mato remind them, thit at n 9 lithe • li mei: ar e ' there hopes of success in we likely to•be than at either of Ins Oiliecs, 9, Cornhit!„ or 17, Ludgate. : street, where thw Pon:ic have participated in a vast : proportion of all the Capitals sold for many year?. The very great satisfaction the plan adopted in., fanner Littinks gave to persons residing in , Country. has intauced T. Bun to r:peat is. in the present. The under-mentioned Tickets a: e reserved for such persons as may order thew, and as the num bers last advertised were approved by many persons residing in Lonion. it has bests thought advisable, for the convenience f the Public, to have part at.. the West, sad part at the East end of the Town.— The following may lie had at No. 4, Comanitt,, either' in Whole Tickets.. Halves, Quarters, Eighths or Situ:cot:is: No ro9 iv.. 322 No. li t No. 49.6 No. r..e5 1,717 9 .1.1 1 i" 2,110 2,494 319 1,; 14 1,733 1,74'3 1,722 2,273 1, 4 137 1,420 1 ,i2ll 4,693 1,701 ttO ..; I I . 1,133 1,124 1,371 1,4 t: 7 Th e I,,ilowang ru.ay be had at. No. 9,"Cliaring•Clets"vb i id le r in IVliole Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, or Sireentl:s: No. y_6- No 9.,070 N 0.452 No. 2,967 No. 497 VS3 3,67 V SIG 1,674 1,441 1,7 it 1,97 e 43:1 ),469 IOC) 9,191 9,759 Vl7 2,924 /021 The prescat Lottery consists of '..?,900 Numbers, Two Mitts of inch Number, the Somme contai .3- Two Prizes of g2u,000, and various other Capitals, all of which are Steriing Money, (as :he Lottery don ac i con. lain any Stacie Prix!, ) The whole will be drawl NEITWEDNEsDAY, 10th of Tins Many: (September.) In a former Lottery, some of the advertised Numbers proved part of the numerous Capitals sold by 13ssis which in the last, as has beessusual in almost •every preceding Lottery, exceeded inwumber and amount those sold by any other Office-Iseeper.—r. Buy h as reserved n few duplicate Tickets for those persons who wish to have Two of a Numbess by which arrange ment, if the purchaser is fortunowenough to get one sf'2o,ooo, he is tore to get this sather.—The following may be had at Cornhal : - Na 1,849 2,202 j 4,POS 1 0169 *4 , 10i i V,SUS AT Cill A ttl :, 0-CR.OSS : Na WO 2,804 C,329 3,870 9,8,94 • 2,839 PRFSEN f l'itlCE! Ticket i.:12 10 0 Half - ,Ci 0 9 0 1 Eighqt . X: I / 4 Quarter - , 1 sc. 1 Sizteeinh . I .. v . •... I.ctte: r (t+o.:•1 !Id) drly arms( : til. ' FItAUD I'REVEN rED. 1 1 0 counteract the many attempt s t h a t a r e daily A. nixie to impose n 4 t h . unwary a spurious costpinition in ,:eatt of the Genume Blacking pre u tar.id by Day and Martin, they are Induced to attar a niw Label, in which thci: address, 97, High H ,, lborn, is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which Is unlike all letter-prese, will enable purchasers at once to deteet the ins v osition. The Real Japan 111.ACKINO, tatare blf DAY and NIANTIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold In Bottles at Id. Is. sail Is. esl. each, and a copy of toe Label left With all Venders. DAY £l5O mAaTIN, 97, High Holborn