The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-06 00:00:00

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'gate false news, in ordes. I, o • public opinion. In Patter ' i, • a r if impostures, destined t, r . 4 ' a , :MU, and Buenos Ayre s . Is ' s place on their way to , la a . he : news from Mexico, b , 9 Heil . . informed througt it I as that the happy fate it I . d. We have positive t • .• t greatest distiess, its F .. e i all dispersed and em i , ( erey some-to F.usope at t ire shot up in the c . • CL : d entratice of 'the heir at h ire coesideethe colt s. .- regained for us. ' ' , in hut themselves or a at( alone can travel.' .fli th , of the-succours ta wl lees are daily o 1 ga nig , (selves. Provie fikl ra tory seems at length resolved to make Opt° the/re i n. 1 1 veties of •Coltnnbus,- *hat•they expeoletteedif the P 4 15th; bat England appears to. be dieerseinid .ib 'be ..' r)• the last to ec.Stiowledge the force of jusdeeilind he. !r Inanity." • .: •••': " " s ; - . I ; a. PROM THE.SAiIIt; 'HATED lit'aiiink, stPT. VW le 46 At length we have dismissed our tsits - I"Pii4eet. / ' t- ing Certhagenabeirrg sold to Morino, witictilisAid- . • .. is de-Camp and Ag,eies hear had attempted I to trweid - , about. Cartliagetas is not only deterwritMthwi'a most . • • : vigorous defence, but also to give itsetienties &limiting • , , lesson of the weakness of a. despot's trrenoldltom- pared with the exertions of men r i ;aired t o •wi r i e . As the Jamaica Papers are filled with all the iiarticu. lara of the first attacks, I do not repeat them 44 my letter. In short,•we are happy Morilio is' piste to i effect hit owe( ruin, instead of 'wreaking his assn and his master's yetigeante against Carthagenor. Mild at- tempts•tasvakie the-)1/4e. by main . force., ItiN roil *ill i • be annihilated ; and he cannot dlatter hitieself*ffis • i . the hopes •of blockading it, for it is nod- tht:. - season ~ of raitts a insects, hurricanes, and-diseasesi,se duo la Iwo months he will not have a man. - The:Mapes fevers, which now we may Call - providentiirl;;Wita al. ready appeared inliialtriny ; his troopckaSe do ade quate shelter,•for-the "natives have hermit dowifealery house and every farm-he could approaeb, dad &teen away their cattle. His men,ore,- therefore, exposed Ot th as Jranat __ ... klellgyeal. I • lined. sT, . 1 their gam y . Cater . r. is . t of the agog patriots. The i army 'of 14,000 i an end. of -Mu- I re sent to . act od wanting to censo. 1 section, so great is are in Windy etre- t sit frigate with idiport re are at ease retpect erty they have .la ear rives in terms of •lirror .dy spilt. Move.thawthe 1 sd Pizarro have . beedre. looked on with colttness It nmenit•that give thaf first im. ling, and fitst lighted up. An Medellin, 24th of Joly,Vltica: Carthagena, we are inforefed: i ~Pen sent by the Government of if Antioquia, of which Medo/tin is official advices that the Royal ed by the Governor of Popayan, C by the li.drpendents at a place amide. The latter were commanded by bat, and the Royalists lost 300 pri.lit ; number killed, and all their artillery IP - ' ‘ lir FR E NZ.:II PAPERS. . 1 1 _....ca5....-.. . , Norr. 2.—The following is from a Mar 'ape; : CT. FROM THE LETTER SENT ortlctu.or TO GEN. DELAUNAY. !-*: Murat embarked in the night of September 28, I '2OO armed men and 30 officers, in six gondolas, It provisions for eight days. In the night of the nh a violent tempest cast all the expedition on the cast, and separated the .ix barks. On the 4th of li October, "orolle coast of Tort ento, a hark was seen, which was thought to he a Barbary vessel, and which seemed to seek•or wait for other ship.. On the Sth i ,- signal was given of another iii the Gulf of Salerno; . , it and afterwards two , Other barks were seen to join s. teat s - t G t h e a t n . e r e ar v f e ., - a n t s f e c i h it p i s o c ted h i ei ii, ii iki c u t r , a l, t me l i ttn ,atietldtl abouts:lh the o e • i than armed men, at P aza, osi fhe'eoast of Calabria, ti 1 . r 6 earls, for from. Monte.Leutte, and ahp . ut 48 leagues from ..,,,, Ali the Naples. of the "He left 40 men and somer' l tifileers in the tips, Spanish other twits, with orders to coa l ' along (211104,, a. of Vette- Wteli he had just linded, lre• - •weist in the :great , i Car . aceas square, .and assembled the people, and Ord. , et! them , r•C , vered to cry, •" Lire King . Joachim 1 ." lel ••g ttient Ite i 0 all Weir wis King, and that he came to take i u >ration of bis, tesfend con- States. - . • - . . ~ . • . .. „ . . ..... _ __.......... ........__ - --- -- - -...ir0- - -- --- • , .._.;„. - I.- - . • e - r 4 ...... 0.; ,. ..: - • ....v0t ,,,, „,hawa1..........0,4,- ... : _. 4 . . c .:4..., -. • •-••-••• ...a. 0r.i.,14.1dF7' . ' . i., THEATRE ROYAL. bitilitY.LANK. - - . .. • -_, In a few Days will be published, price St,. , S PAMS fi AMERICA, 1 sequently of all the-cattle and pr• visions, so , • KEY, to the. ALM A NACK, explaining the' -........ • Caracas', the arroba of matt that tormerly was ut,:,- A. FASTS, FESTIVALS, SAINTS DAYS, and ether ; • Extract of a letter from a Spanish American of Honda. 4in the'Caleadar ; with the Astronnos;e4l rind Chrooo- , worth ,,r h alf a dollar, cannot be had for six. • • distinction, dated Jamaica, August 20. 1815 : logical Tcrins, dec. &c. arranged Alphabetically, for easy Re- I s. nave pat poaely gone into the- preceding d &ovum ' tails, because, as I before mentioned; the Spaniard.; By J. BANN ANTIN E. 1 "At length the repeated threats of the Cadiz eir%. Printed fOr John Smiler, No.l, Paterooster-row. ' pedition against Carthagena have come to - a bearing. , • invent and propagate false news, in order to discou - • • - - The i Creole troops whom Morillo had embarked by rage end.corrupt public opinion.. In Paitanie there is . WESTALL'S BIBLE, PART Vll , destined to' *cola le force, have . been ship-board for more than two i it m anufactor y of impostures, .c 'I his day was pit...dished, With Sit &griming', price Doe Pound Four Shillings on months ; they constitute about half of his muster-.' 0 through perm, Chili, and Buenos Ayrei end some ~, small paper, nod Two Pounds Seveo Shillings ou large paper,h — Ol h thisplace ' their ss roug on way to hurripe. i roll. During the whole of ,trial time - we have' been . Ahlackt m nit d.tp.,:n,,ws min Mexic o, because PART THE SEVENTH, AND LAST, OFf b • f pre ,rvHE 110 LY BIBLE; containing . the .Old and agitated by a continual alteration of hopes and fears, some you are a eil -informed through the . 15uited at one time we were told he was to sail on such 4 , 11l New,Testaments and the Apocrypha ; illustrated with SOW. It seems - that the happy fate or Hutt empire ihirtrooe highly finished Engraving, hv CHARLES HEATH, , from Drawings by RICHARD Wt.:STALL. Ei-tt. A. day, that he was already before Carthegena, and is'nearly decided. We hive positive accoun's*Vera The Elostrations awlr he bad in complete Sets, price Four then that he had changed his direction. Such exer... . • • Croxis. in th e greatest distiess, its Spanish 'inhabit. Pounds Thirteen Shelters% Prints, or Seven Pounds tifteen , tutus to spread contradictory repor t s ' were never be , Shillings Proofs, On italic paper. The 11 tants are•weerly all dispersed and emigrated, sortie to -- - " livni (4.1 ", ,-; forark*Owa; the truth has beet distorted in a thov, c u b s oaf fists , • -s F• p e - wi l d ma n y with Part are also bold separately at the same rate. ir ra same n Atto , Th., Proprietors Isayine , ttow ceaseless* - Mae ',engagement shod ways to aid' impotence, 4rette terror, and aid their families are shot up in the castle of San Joint with the Subseritters, are under the necessity of stating. dolt . t i ne m o st diabolical cause theta King ever wielded, d uti owing to the great increase of their e 'trace. beyond the urigi- * sa, at en ra e t e a u . he it , joe.of th, work will shortly he raised to agains t reason . and justice. All these stratagems, have arrived- here Consider' the country as lost to them 12114iineetuilliert:s t he price kiiiall, ;Intl Eighteen Guineas for a , he large AusweelM, will soon recoil with doubleforce and shame , _ that • 1 • • •cl for The Spaniard" in the al 19, i zit regained us. paper ; until which time they will attend to orders the on- : • on theft authors. , gloat prices, addressed to No, 63, Fleet-street. 4 •: . . interior have shut themselves up in. the 'etsm• towns, . • !' is The expedition was * detained in Santa Martha strong escorts alone can travel-the roads,.• - iii short, more'llian'three weeks, Without any other movement they despair of the-succours they so meth *want, . than sending 2000 men under Morales to penetrate ,- whilst the natives are daily obtaining- arms .assit (ir is), the interior. The main part of the expedition has • rtisi. themselves. Providence in - the 10efrseen. • _ - • ►e' HIS present EV E NING, Nov. B , their Majestie Servouns will perform TAMERLANE. B liazet, Mr. Kean; Tamerlane. Mr. pripes Arpasla, Mrs. . 13 alley; Sellout, Mrs, L. Kelly. . ''To which will be added. for the 4 , h time. 9 Nr..w Foyer. rolled TWENTY PER CENT.. Tuesday. The Country Girl. . . . Wednesday,lise Mnld of the Mill. . . ' Toe (kwon 16' be opened at ball Pot ive esisek. to be er CI half twin nil. • I . . . . . Roses, is. t Second. Prig $6,64.-1 1 4. Is. 'SC i _Second I Price. Ss. Lonitk Ganer4 Si.; Seined Price, lg.—Upper Gnll...ry, Is.; Second Price, 6d, . . THEAI* OW* AL, COVENT• OA ItligN. Tlils present EVENING, Not. V, ht. ~.-rf...nwe!: • THE BEGGARS' OPERA. Cap.. Macbe oh, Mr. Sinclair; Polly, Min Stephens. ft.r *kith. THE SLEEP WALKER. Tn whit‘h will he added, A new Grand Ilict,iriral Melii-Dritam, called , JOHN DU BART, OR TUG VOYAGE TO POLAND.. Tart+lay, Itmurti Rod Juliet. 'I hnrialay, The Giunes.ter. • Just oomisiord. pricr4o.* , • ' "*- • MEDICAL ADNIONITJQNs. to MARRIED PEOPLE, and I. th ye Wk intend in enter into the •Married Slate, with Observitttons on the Physical Effects of the Passions, the necessity and advantages of Mir due Regula tion, And the danger deceits. . To which are added, the,: most elfectuat means of relieving those disttessiog symptoms induced by the impetuosity of 'Youth, Etc. By M. VEN EL, . The Third Edition. Who. never fasts, Do banquet , e'er enind's t . - Who never toils or watches, never sleeps. Let nature rest; mid when Vie taste of joy . Grows keen, iudulge; but shun satiety.. . ANKSTROxG. Published by the Aothor, and Fmkt by Shemitted, Neely, and Jones, Nu. 40, Paternilter-row ; (keen, , 0)(1 . 0rd- sheet; near Soho-siptare% and All other - proceeded to the windward coast, to land at Baran quilla and other points. The Royalists give out its numbers - to be equal to 15,000 men, but we have po sitive accounts it does not altogether exceed 7000, .acid most of these are held by no other tie than ter- . -The Spaniards swell their own numbers on pa. Pk, iii*Order - to frighten *the Americans and delude Europe; bat they do not recollect that the denoue ment must make the agents of Ferdinand faithless in tt tenfold degree. 'Fhe Spanish troops are really ex cellynt, and theys re, besides, impelled by false re presentations and the preachings of friars, but the sailors-Of the eqsadrop ,afe few, sad of the worst kind: This circumstance is extremely favourlble .to, us in the present moment. The squadron consists of 'tiro' frigates, - two brigs, a few smaller vessels . of uo consegnettie,wnd the transports. " Our ipPrehenSions of Carthagena becoming a prey to 'treason, in consequence ,of the number of Goths (Spaniards) within the walls have now ceased, the heal precautions have been taken. The patriots now stand in the most imposing attitude. B— and D—hate arrived with an immense supply of arms, and bringing with them 110 Caraquenian OtEcers, so pledged to the cause in which they are about to fight, ti..ser, is. ; Second Price 91. 6d.—pit, 6A. r Second Price, 'b.—Lower Gallery, t Second Price, le.—Upper Csliery, ls.; Second Price. M. MCP% for the Boxes to be token of Mr. Brandon, at the Bo x.office, Hart-street, from ice till four. A Private Box may he had nighily, en application to Mr. Brandon, at the 11ox-osce. TO-MORROW LOTTERY BRGINe DRAWING. • MORE WONDERS! VIFTY THOUSAND Consols" for 223 orwards of WO Consok fur n Chine* an& Half—ether t.h tr. in propurlion—by purehaaing in the present truly novel LOTTERY, t.n an admirable Plan, totally diferetit from any .LOCK. AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY His Revel Highness the Duke of Ir.irk, President; and the following Committee of Governors Earl of Leitrim I Colonel IV. J. Jones, M..P. • . 'Earl of Egrcmont John Latouche, F.sq. M.P.% . . Right Hon. T.. 1 ones Colonel H. Cleasets,.lll. P. Rt. litin.R.R. Sh , ridan, M.P. Captain Jellies Hay. • Hon. Col: 3. Barry, M. P. Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College,.Loodon. ruin E Patronage this Institution has received, for ll' the excltoive treattuent anti Cure of both Seici, afflicted with Venereal C •suplaints, esti their dreadful COOKVIPIICCS, as strientra-, 116,0 illy, ulcerations, &c. conducted under the ma i sagement the first professimuil abilities, will satisfy the Pub lic of tlw barb uterine of Mr.•K tERN AN'S plan, and that by it I be inconseni .ere of Public Charities tare avoided, whilst the I dining mud un Wary are prideeled.agalnst the fatal delosiotte held prere , ling Sc _ . EYTON, Stock-R:okm I, Catmint, Rua is, COvEN. TRY-STIII:ET. certain his friends will admire the Ingenuity of the pre-eat Sehenie. lbws early claims their :Mention to it. Ever) Purrha.er in this !mien', which consists of only 15.000 Tickets, will hioe tile Chtinees.of till the Prizes for 20,060 Tirkeis whidi colonists in 3 per Cent. Consols. Prizes 0f..... .€50,000 4 3 £4,0.10 &c. &e. • Tf is more than likely there will not he nr Share len for Sale the I iew Da)s. is, enr4 Purelia:e is therefore iiree,..iry, 41 2, Constori.t., and IS, CovEN- Shi STREET, to serare a Cloture in this justly popular 1.0 r -11... Y. Owl bjf advancing pre' •i , iery to ibis lenach of pcactice. Since ..--....... IMO, ai appearedby the Ailittail Report of 1811. 5131patientyif that they cannot yield as long as they have an arm to. b A as el o o ,k3ve been nowt.% itlioat confinement' .1 injur; tos4; - wiehl a sword. The preparations made, are such as c • Ilititlit inn, ilial with a delicacy and secrecy hitherto tiokitown ; .• r , rni , ' 1 toe western world never before witnessed, may they .... of ihtne have lalbotired nada/ the aunt complicated .. . - -- --. rpo-MORIZ.(IW, all the Great Capitals may be ii drawn. 3 Prizes of h3O WO; Three per Cent. Coudoh XllO.ll fl 4 Prize,' of 2{1,8.41 . Do.. . . BOJO) 3 Prizes of 4,0'3,) . Do. . 12.001 8 Prizes of 1.003 . Do. - 8,0.0 )0 t. , ,t, of NO . Do. 5 , 0 00 10 i rice. of 300 . Do. . 3,1100 &c. &c. &c. it some future time have the pen of an Ercilla to re. - -than the: rigour and malignity of.thaelimiteoh. sea cord them. Besides the natives, more than 1000 ' son, which the itatives- I 'when exposed, cermet:them. foreigners, brave and warlike, have taken up arms,l selves withstand.. • - • - and made the cause their own. In addition to these 1 " Every thing in the:interior of New Granada is there are 2000 well organized men, a body .under ' quiet, and the. Government •has.- acquiredalesitieatest Palacios of 1200, and another under Cortes, of the , strength and energy since •it wavcentralized. $ The same number. These and number's of volanteers !Spaniards in -Caraccas are confined, to their Ord menthe walls of Carthagena. Eight hundred men lions. .Popayae. has been iegained•-•by Caner;; in are also posted in Ocana, having come down from 1 short, the insolent and cruel conduct of the agento Santa Fe, n similar number is daily expected' to er- of Ferdinand Mrs' made ad. - Creoles patriots. The rive from the same place, and a large body from An- Central Government it.organiting en army of 14,00 tioquia. The enthusiasm of the Low Countries against : men, ed that as :soon as there is an end. of -Mo the enterprize of Alva, could not have surpassed , rillo, a co-operating army • will be sent to act . on what New Granada now displays; the inhabitants 1 the•side of Peru. Little is lion. wanting to elms°. A CIURLOSITY, are ready for all kinds of sacrifice. A GENTLEMAN, about no, whose Hair and IThiskers weer thin and quite grey, has now as beautiful lidate the independence of this section, so great is 44 Morillo got Into a most furious rage when be 1 the unanimity that reigns. We are in hettrly expec o a head of Mtn. awl wiiiskeis as a young person of% heard that such numbers of .muskete had arrived at . bakes of the arrival of an English frigate with ireport- J. Watts, about TO years of age, of No. 8. Granhy's-place, Carthagena, and that his numbers and plans were : ant news. The merchants - here are at ease rekpects Vauxhall-walk, declares ibutfor more than 30 sears past his .. . hair mut w hiskers have bens gradually getting grey, at l ag h e i perfectly known to the s..,hiefs of that. place. In ! trig ' • thelarge atno of ant.property they have lit air had Ina a single stalk hair rernaiaing, but by the use of short, the confidence placed in the preparations and : tbagena; and extzress themselves in terms of 'l•ror PRANGE'S 131 PROVED DYE, his hair is changed to a fine ' means of defence are such, that not a British subject at the o cea ns of blood alread y spilt. Moretherthe dark bi-... 50, to tb- astonishment of his family and numerous arqu..iatairres. As there it Mt doubt maay will disbelieve the has thought it worth his while to embark a farthing Conquests, and Cortes, and Pizarro have•been re. wninle rii: efficacy of it, ilw Gentleman haw given permission o f his property; for they all find that there is a great : newed, and England has looked on with tearless,. (tor the g 0I of cue Proprietor soul Piddle in gereral) to those d ifference wane -li to satisfy themselves of the above fact, to call on him between Spanish Ithreats andthe of though it was her Government gave m. at 1 .1• L o u-e, where they will have ocular demonstration. executing them. We • have not yet heard whether pulse to what is now doing, and first, ligkted up. Ake Telluric • amirover de Prince, pour changer inemediatement the muskets which reached Carthagena iii safety have name• i • l,s chew, us Geis tat R us, anal que les fivoris en WIC couleur faucet., bruise utl 1...i.e. been sent up to the interior, where they were want- ~ "By a letter datod Medellin, Roth of Joly,•wldcb: FOUND OUT AT LAST. • ed to arm the 1.1,000 men now raising by the Gene. 'we have received via Carttragerra, we are infornted; GREY fl ItIR AND CARROTY WHIsKERS,CHANGED INISIEi*I ATELY TO DARK BROWN oa BLACK. that au expresshad been sent y theGovernment rat Government whose zeal and a ctivit y cou ld r not . Prince'. Improved Dye, prepared with spirits, which is the be surpassed. Every thing inland is tranquil.— ! l'opayatt to that of A ntioquia, of which Medellin am', innocent and wholesome Dye ever discovered in the uni- On the side of Qatto the enemy's forces are so weak, . forms part, bringittf, official advices that the Royal verse for oinking red ..r grey hair on the head, or on any other place, dark or Meek in a few minutes. Dundreris of Ladies that Cabal has requested to act on the , ilfensire, troops, commanded by the Governor of Popayan, NllO Wed :o weat false hair. hi cause their own became grey, assuring, that he will instantly recover l'opayaii. had been delo , iteo by the ILdrpendents at a place wear now their own hair, which gives the youthful appearance cv On the side of Venezuela, not the smallest movement, culled Lla no G rande. The latter were commanded by u. when at ta rosy )crirs of age Also thou-ands .If G attlemea , who u:od grey auti carroty vilivkers, which wits a great dis- whither our army was marching from Santa he, to Serviez and Cabal, and the Royalists lost 300 poi. tiotrement to thetn, are now quite pleated. a , , from the use of aid the patriots,who bad acquired a decided superiori. totters, a great number killed, and all their artillery Prince's D o - r, their w hisk..rs have become quite dark. ty. W e Nay Lady or Gentleman doubting the :move , by call i ng o n find the news of n Spanish party mare lling and baggage." .. the Proprietor, will in a few minutes be convinced of its eta- from Maracaibo to the interior of New Granada 1 • eacv• turns out false • this was another of Morillo's tricks-.1 I'RENCII PAPERS. Observe, there are several spurious Dees for changing the ' h ! wilts cause:line, In this island the merchants have long s ea led t e ---ewatio..—.. hair now welling, which are prrimred mgr cur)', 8:...; they are dangerous to use, and injulinus to the Sweets of an unshackled trade to the Main, they have ! , • beano. ' Pa.nis, Nov. 2.—Tke following is from a Mar had an opportunity of witnessing Soniqh cruelty and The following...or the ill effects that persons have experienced fro a musing Dyes fir the flair prepared with lime, mercury, duplicity , and of knowing the just.o , an d rat i ona lity and caustic:—A Lady, who had used a Dye prepared with of the -present struggle of Spanish America, come-- EXTRACT: FROM THE LETTER SENT oretctaLLY TO lone, wits artuany laid up for months with a cold, from putting .. ~ a cabbage leaf to her lie.at. to prevent the limn with which the 9uenY they both feel and know their own interests. : • GEN. DELAUNAY. Dse is prepared from horning het' head. Also a Gentleman, , The British Ministers may be the friends of Ferdi- ' ''" Murat embarked in the night of September 28 , 1, .0 !-•!el used the same Ose for h s whiskers, ant de„( from nand; but the whole of the inhabitants of the Antilles, with; 200 armed men and 30 officers, in six gondolas, using is cabhuge-lent. Ati:o persons wI•o have twed Oyes pre ,, as well as the sea aced • I land Officers, aie ours. This with provisions for eight days. In the' night o f the pared with mercury, have no , ants had their teeth I ~,, e0.(1, but sustained many other injuries; :ma Des prepared with • iedition on t e , Contrast has made a deep and lasting iMpres'Sion on 30th a violent tempest cast all the ex; h caustic are well Ittnown not tatty to be igiurious to the health , i k Lt. barn the hair mat turn it purple. But Prince's Dye., pre. " t e Continent , which can never forget the former • coast, and separated the .ix harks. On the 4th of pared with spirit*, out only changes the heir, and dries in a professions of England, and the .horrors they have• October, . ors the coast of Tut - tent°, a bark was seen, TIISMAGKIFICENT PRIZES ; few minims. also strengteenv awl thickens Use hair and wars- whit,' was thought to Ilea Barbary vessel, and which given rise to. MAY ALL BE DRAWN TO-MORROW. ! kris. Be • I. p.trticu .tr to ask for Prince's Improved Or. One „ ,v, withwhich Morino acted t ti d • seemed - ri me v i o lence Pound a bottle, ur ',herb, battle, Coillaiaang tar ganallly of si x ' HODGES, Jun. and Co. 147, Oxford-street small. for Five Poumlw, ear a dozen large bottle: fin' Fifty the Venezuela soldiers addicted to the Spanish party,. sigital wan given df another in the Gulf of Salerno ; ~. . nearly apt, , ,..ile Bitod-Atreets respeStfullv apprise the Pounds. Directions are sealed up with each bottle, se thatembark, tearing them Irons their and afterwards torecither barks were seen to join by forcing them to . ""'"te) and Politic, that the Thawing of the preterit infant- any one can cive theirown hair with ease, pleasure,and secrecy , I,'"al'te R.rh Lottery will coma-a-nee NEXT TUESDAY.— loin few i': ines. . own homes, and shooting four hundred who attempt- . that • above-mentioned. allures landed with the 't 'iosorea Inoneuse Prim!, of ,e'Tn),COlanil .:'.!.0.003 alleady hear CA UTION- - :‘ , : most valuable article: are counterfeited by ed to escape, has eventually. produced the greatest General Fiatrcheschetti, i Colonel, and about 50 C.remitert ••fseyerril Thousand Puutr•ds, and, from the cohtiouril unprincipled pers..., iu order to deceive the Public, they d As these people dread the sea more than armed men, at P no, on the'coast of Calubiia, 11-1 goo . ~"- o e et the Funds, may, b e f o re she praising he stilt greatly en. copy ir ailverti,ettwuts mid bills, and advertise compositions ""Ilio value. ' Th ere are Ms., :1 of £4,100. Bof £100,) . 10 of fa• . a similar pure. sr ; then, fire he particular to ask for death itself, all have beCome patriots in their hearts , far from Motite.Leune, and about 48 leagues front e3ca- tv •• and 81 other Capitals, with the usual aninuas of smaller Pr . irces Improved D v e F and observe, it it w red cower. with so that now not a single Creole will remain with the Naples. Fri? • ..,. making a Canal Talal of 43i-1,400. hi, 1.a . 110, '' P. i re,” oa the wrappt r end semi . , of each bAile, ~ . ~.. Though late , they see the off • - f the 66 He left 40 men and somer' l tAlicers in She top An (..irly purchase is ri.spectfullv reciminieuded, as from the without, ii ik. nut gemiume, and eanuot answer the purpose. 3panttrus- sruiriOrr a r of the Sete:lie. nod - the pre•eill great demand, To accisminoilate t.adies surd Gentlemen that reside in any delusions practised on them, sari how far Spaeish other barks, with orders to coast along Caleh4i.,,.._. Tickm„.. u _ i,, and :snares will runt probably advance much in Price. part of the cauutry, lov inclosing the Money in a letter, send. 'went in the • are to be trusted. In the %stink of Veue- Wten he had just liitded, Ire' , ;great , I promises ' I : • • 1,, any Amnon t paid on Demand, and all Business to the io. by aiot, to Mi. Prince, John-creel. Oxford-street. Lao- , • :r‘ • le and Ord. the is, r b.i c "'mats tramacied with hitein t d t A" ' will d by f b fb- toeis Spaniards are only to be found .. ! araceas square, .antlossernbleti the peep , ..ell t V an , . 1•1 1 :11Ca. Wier* na, sea deem rear.' 0 CINIC to any part us the tugs .- -1 .roi ii the Country with a remittance, by Post C.l:ce Order, or dom. It is in prepared ns to keep in all climates, the older the an d Puerto Covello. •The Patriots have to c.•vered to ere, •" Lire King: Joachim .g ti lie ether.% '•• . Ise, will be gratefully acknowledged and puuctually, , better..Guirie, New Barcelona; end all Weir wss King, and that be came to take to >micas et ba rir(uird. 1, Merchants, Ciptain., also Country Shopkeepers, will receive , ait Guayana, 't t. • ? , t Mice, ( S i, Oaforth.strcet. / literal al:Jwitiee. ; districts. Abe) , are masters of Los L'aaesfatid con- States. -. • - u►.on of those have lawouren of the disease from ten to twenty year. The first sy.nptount yield to Mr. ie., nail's trillion it it. a few days i and where appear-owe of debility come, on.; too each application Cannot tie ii,ade Iu prevent the danAer that may Mr. Kiernan may . be consulted by either Sex, with the greatest tecrec, at his private lottu-e, No. 21, Lower Char latte-street, Beaford-square. from nine to t welve in the morn. and nom six till nine at night ; to whom letters and ..ther communication,. from t..wn aid country, may be addressed, and will be punctually au,wered.. T. HMI, the Contractor, retpecifseile arquaiiits the Pub lic, tt at the Holders of the COverlimetif St , sfk Mute- nrAN re eriwe ire valise in money on desuaiul, at lisourile Offices. 4, C 19, Cl4.riint Cross, o here the Ticket No. `1.,657. Prise of woo %bared and solo ; •iiid in the Lottery drawn in Aril, ALL the Toren Prizes of .)0.0001. oese also 8 'ld. This day is puliCslied, price 4s. boards, By F. Kiernan, a Second and Improved Edition of a Practical Treatise on the Venereal Di-ease, and its Consequences. — Sold I.y Sherwood :mil Co., %). Paternoster-rows Diable* and Son, 174, Fleet--tre,t ; Callow,Crown-caurt, Soho ; and by ull other Booksellers. HAZARD, MittNg, and Co. Stock-brokers, roost reapergully solicit the puhlic atteittiou to the Novel and truly intererrio4 Scheme ut the ureyeni Lottery. B'. the DOW (or the first lithe adopted, P. tree. in C.rovols awl blvoev, may be obtaired, !Yet. riling the irumen..e A ~,,, imi of 114,0.4). e%clinive of all the AdVillitag.'i of lite Ri a in Lon :fah abut e 56; a SUM greatly exceeding a hat yea; ever known before aith on rival Nomber of Ti. krtr. There are is 11114 F.xlraordintary Loitirry of rule V,(101 Tirketv. Three pi iz a of rCLO 0,8, Four of £20,(0), Torre of £4OOO, Light of telf4lo, &c. 'the a tole of a hid., 1.4 ila re are n .11 ved Cap•ral... sone be dawn TO-MORROW. TUESDAY, 7th NOV EM.lllOt. Ti kri. and Sharcs hr.. now oo S .le by ZAR D. tt.N, and Co. N... 93, go , al Exchouge, where, in forgoer Capital P.izer have Bern Snored au/ bold to the Amoont •.1 noire thou . 1 NV 0 :11 I.LLION S. (rovel nostril Securities bought and r 1.1 by Coin- STATE LOTTERY begins DRAWING TO. MORROW. 7th NOVEMBER. SCHEME Ft)tt 20A10 TWEETS. 3.. Prizes of C30,00 3 per Ceti'. Como: 093,000 7 s 1,010 dish, bja ditto ...... .• • ••. 0.0 00 9.0 ditto . 3,0111 400 di11...... . 3,000 10) M9oey h 0 Aim . 2.0011 13 ditto 10 ditto 4,1 U Prize., is Con ols and Money .C 314,400 The sth. cg%. A nd 71h-drawn Prizes of *C.0,1300 will be en !u the iz... of .eSti.lol 1 1,10 " X 1 E l'lt 12E4 of .r. 0.04). THREE' PLR CENT. CONSOLS. 13,0 n Ticket* to be pot ii.to the number wheel for drawirg The lin.t part or the 1,1 eery. on the ltith, and 25th Novesiber. the Prize* retraining of the £311,40. 1 , utter draw *All Tickets. will be for the St :trine of the !•mitid Dian of she Litiery, agniost which 5,0J0 I'icket, will be put PI" mention:ler wheel, and drawn 7th Deeentt.er. Tli 'tett and 'timers ale by ItICIIAROSOX. GOOO - nod Co. nt their Oakes. nod Charing-Crop, libe . r ." k eY Sold in the lottery denten 19th lag July, No. 11.1,e, a Prize of 20.00. iii Ei"c"itarel. • _ . • L- o .oiir y. • ,_. ~. r• _✓-rr 1 a .1.1 . • Y.L ••••••....r - • .'. ti :~J!'!i.r :. ililliN 'I, 6 g it . ~•• tr ' vie 14' at. bellt ~' o' "..-' . Hone lftet" AteM ,t wiele r-ii•ii *vett NW. (hod. : G aol ? odd'. tool!. rateg c...e. aeileki• 6: t • . . , i ed by 9itifulk , times 81 Ly o bors. g er; V.t and S'° seertia t m tiounte r ill 10r h i loci, Cr Dir e 14.• lefte TO ,)