The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-08-18 00:00:00

I No. 1085. TWO ENORMOUS SERPENTS, TO BE SEEN ALIVE, AT yo. ?I& rtce•nii.tir, cosine* OF EAGLE-STit. Fir WO SERPENTS or the specie, termed BOA CONSTRICTOR--or I)ESART SNAIL toit• most vwspieenes fur Size and Strength of all Repfiles. and certainlT the LARGEST SERPENTS EVER SP." ALIVE IN EUROPE. In JAUKSON's TRAVELS:IN AFRICA, lately pn' isirti, is contained the folEstriag Account of Ibis formislablc Animal, which sr ems, from the Accounts of Natural liisteriass, sad l'revellers, to be known alike in A FRII and In AS A:— " The BOAR, or DRS ART SNAKE, is an enersvms " Monster, from bratty to eighty feet long —and as thick .t a Maa's fiedn !!!—Ttsis Inhabitant of - the Dysart is n, • renentris, touy,,h it is not on that account the lees destruc " the. The velocity of the BOAR k such, t Lit it is ionpar • sibk toasty.: it. This Serpent will twist itself round •• Ox or a Tyger, and ertultimg the bones by its coon " museohrt rolls—swallows the body of even an'. of " large Animals whole !!! After which it Des f.tr oine " completilv inotionissr, yrith its buil- in a state of pretei " natural ifirtensfon--amil the food he perfectly diemied.• " Two of these Moisalzrs stationed themselves a few years " aco !icor the Road from the City of M AROCCO 'GTE " 10/I)ANT—they were both young—awl about toasty feel long --one ..f them was ki/:-/?—hat tie other prevented " Travellers from passing that Road for many days.' There is no doubt that it was a Serpent of the BOA speet which for so many da%s obstructed the march of the RI `rots, under the great REGULUS, near the River Bail in frica—the skin of which, measuring I'2l fat in fete. was carried to Roses—and itb believed to b" of the species v-ith immense Serpent called the ANACONDA, fe in the I,land of Cl:it LON. The two specimens now presented to the Public, taken in January last, by rouse Indian Hunters, in the srrt of Sundcbran, in t H youngest of them but a few days old, and has since increased with it:credi rapidity to the biz •of upwards of 10 feet in length. and turves in eireumference—but the larger of them was them VDU RTE. E NJ:et bag when taken. It Li ihou:ht Naturalist, who have viewed them, that they will coral to increase in 'is? um I they attain that enormous bulk wl is stated is Air. Jackson's Travels—and in Dr. Shaw's the id volume of whie:i will be fou;rl a Descrii of this surprising Reptile. LANCE ONE SHILI.INn, From Ten 11 . ( lOrk in the hlorning till DJvlt. As these Aohludi arc crrtain9 not veneasont, and are • has:Mims and inoffensive t;iat the Keeper can play with like a Child—the most tiiri I Person may apprnarh the . is wAIcA thq are salad unfincti, without toe snialklst dingo or apprehemioo. GAMY.% PUZZLES, M.tP9, &c. Tb, day iraspaNtlesel. twice nn canvass and in a with counters and tetotuns. PREGAME of the IMITNiI K I NG 1, wh IL by pliwrlng a few rounds, will fix in the in. wary Names, Order of Stseetruion, Dates, and L•nots of of the ilitPrent 'MONARCHS, fr , tal LGBEIV, hn present MAJ LSTY. Printed fur Di OILR and TERM:Tr, it the Library, n, St. James's-street. Whnre may he hod, • GAITLVILR's _9AME of GEOGRAPHY, with _ Coesion.l4. 64. • GAULTIER); GAME of the FRENCH LA-IGUA V. I. - - - - 4..SP.'N's GAME of the HISTORY of ENGLIIIN,D, tie Inert:mien of Children, on Canvas and in a Caer,ll .ASPIN's GAHM et the nummis. ditto. Ilia. GAME taf the GEO-CHRONOLOGY of ROPE, on Canvas and in a Cato, Hu, 6.1. DP.IIIIMOND's Mu SICAL G.VME, Ili means of wi Children may readily argaire so perfect a Enna led,v,e of Theory of Oda deligktfal Science. as, in three asoaths. to 4 We Wm to receive the pracccal Instructions of the Master. On canvas and in a ease. 10,. ed. %VALIUM/Vs GAblEof Cie PIJNCHIXELLOGR! PH Y of Ef4GLA Nlf ; or, a new And amttsing Method swain' l hildren the Mography of their Couloir a a descriptive Ronk, a Map of England, in wT c l ek Canny is represented by a earn-afore Hood, aud a awn Map of Loglatid. Both coloured : oa canvas aqd cos-, Rig. M. The PUNCIIINELLOGRAPHY of ENCAANO SEC rEn, forming a most curious and amtpling Put lie Chitdreo. Accompanied by t e coloured Map of England, a plain Laritature Map as a key. In a hot, 15s. JOBSI 'ft CLI.t or, the Good Conaltuti pi. A Pazzle, with a - Keonline Box, es. • • A CHR O NOLOGICA L MAP of the Ifrais of thellC of Wand. fn an the Britotn to George the Third, cont tinitfll the most Reanarknble Events under each tteign, coloured r cording to the diferetit Familie., is. • The rime dioected in a billhopany Boa, 11. ss. A CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE of the HISTORY' ttlethiaAiiCrepresenlitig it 00C view the • SVC the lop, the Cuuunouvre4lol, and the Etnperors., coloured BOOKS FOR THE NIMSERY. MISS AND HER DOLL; or, the New-Years Gil col. pl. Is. Ditto in Freorts. coloured plates, Is. SAIL AND HIS GUN. coloured plain; 6d. plait THE OL %Y D OMAN WHO SOLD FRUIT. in 7 aer of Mother Hubbard, culourid plates, Is. ; pli THE HOUSE tIIAT JACK BUILT, eoloared Is. tiJ.; pia*, If. TILL COBLI R AND lIIS SCOLDING WIFE, pl. Is. 6d. t nimbi, Is. - Tie ADVT.\ CURES of the FORTLN A.TF. NVOIL with the Refonnstila and Gratitude of the once otrod Rubber. colouted platrs. Is. lid .; plain, Lt. JACK lIIEGIANT-KILLER, coloured plates, Is. plaits, Is. The ' EVE N CHAMPIONS of CH RISTEN DOUs e. 'V. I plain, Is. LULU V Lit's TRAVELS, coloured pjutes, Is. pl! , n, The TWELVE LABOURS of iICACULLS, eel. L. M.; plain. Is. The J ACK 1/AIV " At Homer or, eke Rout of Bird. that were *cited by the 114..acuck. by 4 sot Lalc or Runk, plate , . II M. plain, 1 J._ MADAME 441IMALKIN's PAL?? , coloure d. plated. Is. ftd. ; plain, Is. The LION'S PARLItNICNT, or the Beaus in Deb coloured plates. Is. tort. l4. VALENTINE and OitSON, ctilonred plain, Is. Plolo. Toe HInTORY of she FORTY THIEVES, ditto, dl The ADVEN ft:RES - of ROBINSON CRUSOLvdi ditto, plaiu, Is.; coloured, lu. 6d. The II ISTORY cif TABBY ts flew& CV, ad' reiitt by herself In ber Kiueth celoosid. is. The FORTUNK-TELLER'S LONJIAING CAP, col. W. . The ALPHABBTICAL,MAILLEQUIN or Animal Pruner, Is. ' The A DYE TUREetef LA. PKROCSIT., a T;. pistin 6d.; col. Thv Filtort VOYAOII of COLIRMCUB. 4 eel. pl.. The SELOND aid TRIM) Ft) ICAUILS DIT fO, The FOURTltdlttii; ditto; Ise POMONA'S FROLIC; or 4bb Prand Jubilee of Actuated Fruit, in four Parts, cacfi Pare. 1:. rot. Ile ACIV.ENTURES of JULIA, Las Dog to Cuffs of Alleplvironli, MI WEEKNet HOME i or likeldogllbrialer 1141 days, id. Brief HISTORY of ENGLAND fa CHILDREN der Tea Years of Atte. GC • The OR AS DMO ALM! Anti . t or the !Alt of the Alphnbrt hi lase Character. cut out au.l pot Phst. board, 14 it% spelling Lselreises , itt a 11:1.% od. Tar IIisTDRY Of j AWLS G O V EY, the brave Brltiet Tar, era with INNOC.NCI P t i at. dUED front the HAND of 0! PRFASIO I NT the lialopy Oretwn, Ac. %%id' KIATISH LAWYY.It. c 4.1. pl. 6J. Tali. SLAMAN'S tiVti FIULNCE, col. pl. 6d. :1'; c. .t • . ••• - . • . . - - • ':• • -1 , - i • • • , • ' bbita, .- 'A ii-r • • . • . . ~ I . _ 0 i ... •,. .i.. - ) ).1; . • - • --7:-. -- . . - putte--;...."-r-•-•• / Mi t 4811a r" . .? .. ......-. . ~. • ... Irv ► ..'... ''''. • " I k . IL -- rl - ",'"" '''' • i..-.....t.5t.-vs...__ —_-it _ --z--- :_. • _.... ••- - - , • • .I.k ...1 At.' ti -A *tifetlen ~ .....,‘ e in eetteti eel to tt! ". Ito . • ... --. 4( p ox , ;of y . ' _-.- • , • .. . . • • ........--. nseeessiiesi telloleer, ,entlev 5 . ...' v. s el:61 1 V l : i s ' vlo4.trc i A p , nit • 1 110, , i , eset I .e.e. • . . , • • 4 te .' 1 rtehoi.e --• .. in s n • • .. • 0 I :3 . ~ • . i ll* t P 101.11.4. TA I•lti i . 1 1101.10:4P lai" O ft '.• . . . a . ' • . r * ' . ''' oft:- -.: 4 r :ATM 44 , 301 CC' I,'. .., telled . tette • e•te...„ •• • 'III le - ...1. 1 .1.4.1.1fth0mm... ••••••••••••••••••- •-•11 . !,'. t . • • • , , S . ", ,„ 1 .4.°Z ~„_ •# e ,ni ,le a . ... a e .401 rt - ' .',...11Mit L oTh ~.... . . .. _ :1 rota . te ,mt • , 4 . , s. ~.. ~.. ;.••... 5 94 i i i . s . .'1 : .. .' _ . . rt,,, • i , . ••••••••••ellig • ~• • 4 . . • ili . . ••. 't • 4 ' • - • FRID.4Y .4UGUS'T 18 1809 9 1 . N...„;,.' ....- MS PRICE tli D. ' • • is. - 1 • ' , , • %. . . 1........".......m......... . • . ' ok SALE OP MARINO SITEP.P. TURTLE. 1 4 TO RESOLD BY AUCTION, by W. MOORE mid SON, RICHARDSON'S COFieEE-BOUSE AND TAVERN, J . AICA PAPEItS, LEM'. 1 Gs Friday and eaturday, the 22d and tid . days of September, COVENT-GARDEN. --muse— ' 'mod IS(19, by Order of die Elevators, at BOWLDOWN ef RICE T ARDSON most respectfully begs leave The General Assembly is prorogued to the Ist ,ICE-- FARM, four miles from Tetbury, and S miles from King". Isi Pabric t i o n ilf gel- rin ral ig , °b tk i st ei rte ° t ' h Gelatieighe is day dreams"' hisa F re ri ma enth rli:ab a re l littin; J u ly t 01tist (Supplement to the !loyal Gazette s i tiles- cote. Gloucestershire:- MEN rrWO THOUSAND MERINO SHEEP, TURTLE , Jo the high-0 perfertom. 8). . I • Baltimore, American schooner learvir s from . ) s __ IL Two Three, Four, told Five Dips, (Mee pare South Town and emery orders supplied as novel-Captains of Ships and other Gentlemen baying Turtle for sale, will God a . 1 1 Pu'r" Down. Ceossed to this depth they will bear the drudgery of Gore, ltimore, pn Wednesday ' ht, was boarded lidabic folding, the asperity of *severe climate, and the artiliciat ready Market. by thu Pest brig of le - egtfos 4 4.o informed that ••lites RICA su bsistence of a sterile soil: the Cereals suffers one-rest dete- . N. B. A haunch of Venison dressed this day. ii I rioration and by careful 'deeds° it is clearly ascertained mom, that Breeders may secure beauty, disposeinn to fatten, and RENOVATED HEALTH. St. Domingo, , for .fh e pureoei•• of co-operating , any weight their pond will require; while the Wool, without IT has been too frequently the subject of just with the patriets.e", ~ eseterTaleChronicee, July irk as calculatina (von adventitioue speculation, renlizes a fourfold I 5 ' lOl increase in valise, and iseeual to mrot Spaniels samples. and geeeral re robotism, that tnen destitute of the ele. 1 . ) e. / Iresiiie - • .'•- • . • This desirable Stock 'tidally claims the attention of menu oldie . art, have utTered thenweives as candi- 1 I v. -ea z,...atA xiai • dates fur publsc d patronage to the professiou of physic. Fur , • 11 _'?" - all She r Fa rmers, and is unqiiesteonably the moot profitableA li censed trader.. iv ~.. elk St. , , • moos an the purpose of oing justice to the result of our studies and ,Juan tie Porto Rico ` th tithifili stiys, which ran be placed on a &seep Farm. experience, and t o . prevent us from beher tlreased Ampex them a ... ;that on the 29th ult .I -.-6 C tiolter, and gun.. rm °°' The Sale will beeiu precise! vat ten o'clock each morning. these Further particulars may be knon it of the Auctioiwers, cutleries, otiose einpselein pretensions have, aufortuantely • 0 day, Tewkesbury. for society, been too favour•ablv receives', we beg tem. in boats, having 500 men on lioard, ifilb a taPPIt , • masses, to Otte liberal and enlightened, a niithful stemmas reter- of provisions and warlike stores, seilisd from that • . • _ . _ e . led• - • I n O ne Day (0061bee . 23thr the STA tE COT I'ERY will of our pursuits and aroptirenteuts. After havioe received it port for the assistance of the Spanish army before yearsrevalue medical education, its the pupils of Moors. Grealail e 'PE- • befial old Slik•li• • and Blizard, whose lectures amid practices we carefully et- St. Domingo.—(Royal Only 5,00) Numbers. and .e 200,000 Prize Mate y, tended as Profronrs and sturreons of the London Illispital, Gazette, Jetty 5.) . The United Mates brig Vixen sailed from Balti. !mate ORNSBY Lid Co. take the Liberty of re. we entered ' ourselves as s . tutc - nts in that justly-celebrated rented . pecies and hope to slimily their I'rienis with a large Share of the buroh, and were instructed in the (Werra( branches of I 1 la comnsendiog an early (mediae' of Ticketaand Shares; lehenli for medical acquireineets, the Rosati Colleeeof Edin- !onion Paid aeood,ooo rise p Money. Orders from one part of the Anatomy, Surgery, the then and practice 'of P hysic, Ole- entrusted Imore on the sth tilt. for France and England, with Mr. 111anby Gelston, of this place, on board, ,-.rusted with dispatches from the American Go. , • read., Globe etecuted on the sa•sie terms as if ;anent, at either .f misery, Midwifery, Botany, &c. the. ke, by those twines* snob, their old established State Lottery offices. 26, Curobill, or pmfessors Drs. hlunro, eiregery, Black klamilteu Duncan, vernment.—( Nem.) le *:. t pecks St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. and Rutherford. We trust - we shall stet be deemed •pre- The Lamprey touched at Martinique on the l round In 1&)7 and 1808 Capital Prizes shared by HORNSBY 'imputing" in saying, that our profit ieocy and nequirement„ end Co. are not incoiniderahle. ilavine, far a long series of vents 17th ult. and proceeded the Sallie day for this port. were 18,514 £20,0(10 8,831 ses,ooo made certain complaints, and the various diseases of - DE- A number of American vessels were lying there, 1 e 1)e- . 10,294 20.000 8,716 .. . ...... 5,003 BILITY, the particular 'de t ect of oar smdies practice, and the island was most abundantly supplied with i - I 74 was 1.9,514 . 20400 18,570 ,• • • 5,1.M3 it will, we hope, be allowed, that we have neeuired soperior . edible 2,24' 10,003 17,127 .. cases of their treatment an d cure. lu slight gad recent Asserican produce.—(idcm, .I uly 1.) owl 14 133 lO,OOO UN 2,000 cases of infection, a perfect re establishment is compleed in The Unduanted frigate of 38 guns, Capt. Ma. 4•' 1 more Several of £1.030. £5OO, £lOO. £5O, Ate. the short period of two days; and in these of the utmost in- ling, anchored at Port Royal, on Sniulay. The t many Besides One Million Sterling hs tamer Lotteries. veteracy, where other practitiuners hove f elerl of suceees, a I. Mimes ‘, 1 7 .11 , ), ch , X 11IDDLETON Pocket-Book and Black patient a safe and radical cure. Sir A. Cochrane K. B.) and two Spanish Gen. • s . Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the I i iptioa 11 •• Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prince of Wales, effects of a habit lime, 'wad most unhappily pursued by the tlemen, charged with important dispatches from .• . at titeOriejael hlaawfaetervs No. I Sl•strw"diePPesite New- y outh of both seses, there are none more alarming or more tlie British and Spanish Governments for the .- castle-street, bey. leave to rerununend to the Public his gran- distressing that, those delleleocies and debilities ;elects fre- k, I. inn BLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose stiperbir excellence quentlyprevent or embitter the mat, mimed state. To such liiceroy of Alcxico, came passengers in her.— .• • , e , so has bees for more than 50 yearo weave:sally acknoaledged ; perinus it must he a ethunline reflection es know, thet they ( /dem. ) . , t e am nnellencils for drawing in colours (of a late invention), Tod', „my„,, „ , by a Onlyand e d • Alibi, mode „ f treatment, be 1 ,... We u stand the object of Mr. Johnston e 's i , cages devilish his Pencils from coanterfeits,the mar" whir* was for- stored re that greatest of all human itlessin..-a et • man. . a user wryly utile Middleton, is now changed to N. Middleton, and l y, sa d vigorous constitution. In all thee of &bilk., frore n '' ; ''''"" to procure specie for his Ntajesty's r; - the direction, 162, Strand, Lotelon, stamped on each Pencil. 'whatever cause arising, as well as in every species et a cer- Government in the West Indies. k- :' I- An ettensiye assorlineid of Porzet-books and Thread-cases, tain infection, we may he consoited by patients of either A schooner of 8 guns, under Lieut. Orchard, elegantly mounted in gold. silver, and pl•tin ; a complete 116.• sets with the greatest secrecy anti honour. Hours of con - sortment of Travelling, Writing, and I/ermine-cases; Gen sn o at i a ,, at h n mr , has arrived front a cruise off the city of St. Do. ; case, !li me . 1 . 11011 ten to three, nod from six in the ey ea- dernen's Pocket Commodes, containing ever y article for ; as fill ~,, sr r a e h t. min g°, with the ',relish schooner John, Wills, - 1• " shaving and Are .: ins Perini:le . Writine mut Dreising-desks, Patieets in the country are requested to state the particu- a: ak from St. Bartholomew's, bound to JaCMel, with " l u, and /tuxes, us trathogany, satin-wood, leather, Ike.; Writ- pas of their case, age, :Ind gement billet. of Heine, Ac. etc . s, 1 the ting-paper, extra floe cut large Poi:, fine Irish and. Dutch inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, %viten the provisions, which the former detained on the 20th I • .1 f the Sealiag-Wax, aad all kiads of Stationary ; Portable and same will be given orient to /MY part of the kingdom. 'l' olt I ieutenant Orchard left the squadron on the , ..... • „ .LT ta Counting-house Le ter Cope ing Machines. These machines., t '.l , insare that secrecy so essential to our nn betaking , the post- • ' - by waich writing may be expeditiously and clearly smiled n eof letters may be added to the account f o r m e di c i nes . 22d ult. at which time it was waiting for the Ex. • venue are brought by N. Middleton to the utmost perfection, C S IJIIRIE and (70. Sureserte. No. 107, Hation-eardeu. , pedition to proceed against the city. Several :(' • aid comprised in a Illahogally cave , Whitt forms a complete _ _ .. desk; sumeso small, as to be of th e greatest convenience to - I" shells had been thrown into Fort Jerome, which -; . ' • i the th ose ate, travel; oth I ers of a size and form to answer the MALTA AND GIIIRALTAIL MAIL . did great damage. The lark sloop of tear, and • • 1,. 0'. , • peeresses of a complete secretaire. A teem assortineat oi ' •' ' —........_. the Fox, with a brig, arrived with tii•Ope on the i ;, 4.GE, Ewes. and all kilt ' of fine Cookie. - The Queen Charlotte packet, having on board 21st, and Lieutenant Orchard sprtlie • three other .P. , ), for STE ENGTH IeNiNG PILLS, , • Sitretthit Sanders, of the Corsican Rangere, end a WeSSeig neloneing to the Expeditiote on the follow. le bs.' Prkiered by Dr. ilarnmarong, No. 89, Great Bartholomew- - . aCiaso. Web 4 Stnitblisid. London. - Sitiliale hirseeneor, sailedefrom Falmouth the 9th ing day. (Postscript to the Royal Gazette, • .• , . . EU - I riiHEiE Pills cure Asthmas and Shortness of of July; arrived a t G i b ra lt ar on t h e 17th ; f oun d J u l y 1.) , „ lie% 1 IL ereething, Abscesses on the Lune', Nervous Com- lying there the Cambrian and Porcupine frigates, - i Minstrel an 4 Grasshopper sloops of war. The FREEDOM OF ELECTION. 1 . 1 if the de sPl a ci ar i tYt i C o l t l et2 C; ht' s e ' d ( i ; s 6tetei enlar rin ePl i c ° olll ln; q F u eeTt e at ele % of .e4 b k ad aristi LabL f r e , very Ne- CM- nett', Weaknesses i 1 Olen. Sprains front lifting or ether Minstrel lied just brought in three A Igerines, „ ma _ - 4 later. i , 1 cause sad as a bracer of the Salids and promoter of Deces- bound .to Marseilles, valuable priza, being French A tr i al teolc• place at the late Down Assizes be. i tion. they are kept as a Family Medicine by the first Persons iIIA- recommended P r operty- fore Ike 11011. Justice Fox, and a most respect_ 'e ed 0 ( of Distinction ia the K Menne and are 'strongly • C""" by the most eminent Physicians. Wi to Sea Bat +ere, and for De- On the 11th instant, spoke the Argus sloop of able Special Jury, Which hits excited uncommon e tty in either Sex. Price 6s. the bey, Duty included. • which war bound to Lisbon (near Cape St. Vi ncen t) , interest, and which has decided a qu e sti on o f th e . i I Corn- Also, II ARMSTRONG'S FES! A.L F. VEG ETA BLE • a "Met ten sail of transports under convoy. The - • PILLS, for Females only at the commence , neot and decline ,•iu a utmost importance to the freedom of election. It . of the most critical perbid of theirlives; they are also the only regiments at Gibraltar arc the 3d and 4th was an action brought by Henry Nl`liittian an Die_ most proper Physic for- Women after Lying-in or Mis- Veteran Battalions; 2d Battalion of the 9th elector of Dowepatrick, against 'Thomas West, le for carriage. being the mil, Medicine in the World to be de- de- 1, and Pe"ded on toe coring Inflammations, Obstructions , and Ulcers Foot, Colonel Molle; and 2d Battalion of the the Retorting Officer of that Borough, for reject. in the Womb. 30th Foot. ing his (Patti at the late election. :Lek, TO DR. lIARMSTRONG. Three Porto nose men of war (line-of-battle) It appeared in evidence, that four days previous. SIR,- It is impossible to do justice to the merits of omit r Eines Strengt erring Pills: I have been the mother of eleven i hit- en the •20th• ult. came into the Bay from the to the election the Defendant had been appointed . lining . dren, and have also had several miscarriare, and for six Straits, on their return from a cruise against the Seneschal ; that he had been an active partizan of d ac- year halve been in a low declining fate ofhes,l:h. I was AI ur i nes. Mr. Croker, one of the candidates, and a deter- • . erterety a ffl icted with violent pains in my stomach and bark. se and a heavy weight in mJ y head and eves, trembling" aid On une the I I th, the Expedition sailed from I mined enemy of Mr. Ruthven, -- the other (-midi- ?of reins in my lower extremines, with a moo itopieseant sensa- Melissa 30 miles to the west of Messina, in Sicily, I date ; that although from his situation he was to. ma lif IWO of bearing down; twat fortunately I %%8"; recommended to ~., I . a n d, make trial of your Strengthening Pills, flue boxes of which under General Stuart, consisting of about 23,000 i tally ignorant of the law, and unacquainted with • • • have restored me to perfect health. men, and were seen at the time the last vessel left I decisions on elections, he refused to hays', on any i I • Yours most respectfully, the fleet, entering the Bay of Salerno, near I account, the assistance of Counsel, which was teift,• M.ORY SAM nRooK, - 1 At Mr. Futvoye, No. tut, Mount-street, Naples, supposed to be destined against that city: ' olfered to him at the entire expense of Mr. Ruth. • 1 " I .110.1, lso9. Grosvenor-square, Loaslon. Four companies of the 21st Foot were land e d yen ; that he held the election in a small confined - t la Is. These Pills may be had of the Doctor. No. tl9. Great , about the 7th of June, at Reggio, and honk pos. • place, totally unfit for the purpose ; and in the . 1 the Bortboluasew-close, WestStnithlield, wit:, printed directions, . abe b eignel by the Proprietor's name, describiug a number of well 9 session shortly after of Palina iii Calaeree en! progress of the poll ho objected to a vast number t . authenticated eases; and by his appointment they are sold, the night, or early in th e meriting, a squadron of ,of voter (emit-red for Mr. Rtithven, which had lateS, whnleeoleandretail by Mew.. Barclay sand Son, No. 95, Fleet-market, Lea4on s Balton, Royal Exchange; Ward, 500 French dragoons entered the place, and killed I been received on former elections. It further ale. • col. • No. lit, Holborn; llama, Oxford.eareet, opposite Bond- or took the whole of the four companies. Capt. I peered, that a friend of Mr. Creker sat beside hint street; and as Crisp's Medicine Warehouse, Spring-gardens, . It i lAN. sedan therespectable OfedichteVaiders in Tows anti Country.. eteus O'Connor was killed, and Captain 111`Kay was • during the poll, and marked upon the tally papers . wounded. The troops %sere completely surprised, the persons to be rejected, and those to be allowed • . s ._ - MATRIMONY. having too much confidence iii the Catahrians.' to vote. Gd. ; y the enh igsu bayoneta r d was After the evidence had been gone through, the . • e rt o e f ted h, , t .., butt w u..arc indisputably te taken a b f y a fact , surprise,tiiat the ai and corporalkiicdandofevLearned Judge delivered a charge, which for .i . t : cede Il l : V:: 171 much h t Ilta to ny b p e er r so e ns g fern entering into the married state, by Lein:titles, which was not fixed. clearness, eloquence, and constitutional doctrine, gd.; theiracy forbids them to disclose ; and titers are not a fee, .. .. eat, bring already neirried. are rendered miserable, for here are a few men left from each of the regi. has seldom or never been surpassed ; and which, . pl. want of mote tender pledges of mutual love, without which. ments in Sicily. it is much regretted, was not taken down at length.. boniest-vs in etas state is, at least, very precarious. It bas French privateers are very plenty off Sardinia s Ho dwelt particularly on the enoraiity of the of. i r the been ascertained beyond doubt, that these circumstance, are fence ; that the question involved the dearest' .. , 144 , 44 on asioned by a grits-eel or partial rela eaten; or weakness in and have ta k ell many prizes. either sex ; and i is quail y certain, thot lite genniue The above account was brought to Gibraltar rights of the people ; and, that if returning officer. ' late*, A ROMAIIC LOLE.NGES OF STEEL are the hest, if Out the only remedy for this species of Jehi- , by the Arabella. presumed to arrogate judicial right to rej e ct the ' 1 t bete, tier. When taken into the stomach, they luanediately dif Alt:acre, Ju LT 3.—[From the Murcia Diary.] electors , votes of there would be an end of our e . • fuse tbemweves. like a vapour, throuati every pore, predating_ 1 64 Ye s terday's Mails brought uI s the following glorious Constitution. He, however, told thu ,• ; SI ; • creels, at once delightful, salutary, and pertnaneut. When , I Jury, that it was a question of fact solely for the spark of life,begine to grow dim, the circulation languid, I letter, which we give here literally : . I Ilan, I tad th e 1.0-tattles paralysed. these Loze - mgrs are found to give • 4 m„h on, J une 21. ;Re I them to decide, vie. whether the Defendant had , • . kap, tone to tae nerves, ex hda.-ate the ammol spirits, invigorate 1 tee body, nail re-animate the whole man. When aversien to 1 Ila. EDITOR--I avail myself of the opportunity of II acted corruptly or not. •If they were of that opi- niuti, that they should thud such a verdict as they • ' Iced exercise, los- t•r depravity of appetite, and pallid couote- vessel which is going to sail for the coast of Spain, to impart • 1.- i 'Knee, indicate approaching ceneempli e o..e . ec delicate fe- to our beloved nation the pleasing mid official intimation thought was right, and would deter others from ' 4c. I tietbewele be preserved,iilun eo d r f bd t briesnated oci red t ne ° . ne. " r ' min society , . his sncli .•ooduct in future. If they thought the De. by V When the du- . f , Sielliau Majesty, to the following purport :- fendant's conduct was otherwise, they should find "1 old loons of imagivatioo, or the force of bad example, have• Ileineted onguarded youth into the dangerous lebyrinths is "The British and Sicilian troops which landed on the coast for him. Up, I . scene semuolity. debilitated his body, or impaired his . un- of Italy, united with the intrepid natives of that kingdom, The Jury retired for a short time, and it being ereo a uelin ie these Lozenges will protect hint trout linger - w h o are anxino's to take vengeance for the evils inflicted eye .., understood that a vast number of similar actions 1 •' • ~ is. ing disease , tine infirmities of premature old age , and a them by the Tyrant of Lin-ripe, have obtained the greatest 4l a , wretched dissnlatima Wnen by luxurious batiqueU, copious advantages; as they have succeeded in *ruing the whole of were to be brought, returned a verdict of 651. 17s, t 1 , • I lieetions, Papleou exeessee. and midnight rebels, the sum that kingdom against the oppressor , Mural, who 'tyrannizes • i ..t 'Et ! t act ( * um Chron.) with t cos s.—i e J . . if 11 Usk ; and daugteers of ilissipatieu have brought on themselves over it, nod enabled many of the totem who groaned under tint. 1 debility, . relaxation . imbecility, and a long train of nervous his yoke, to shake it oir. .. a- dor if ,i'i she eion c t.nots, these Loseugos will restore health sod vigil's. to It appears by an advi•rtisenMht in the London- - the lade:tied fame. and ckterfalimaat and animation to th e ' There is no city in Italy, It is fartber stated, but leas is- , sued a Proclamation to urge the inhabitants to rise; nad this derry Joornal of;ruestlay last l that several of the hap. meld. f ' THE .OROMATIC LOZENGES OF STEEL are pre- intelligence being so favourable ea the most jest cause a hire Deputy, Inspectort who were employed to view . Dr. Senate, 3, L u e ga i l Hale i i - the Spaniards defeading, I will not let this opportunity .. I 4, i r ay. pared Red sold by the Inventor, eriedee, mat the nation may have the Editor, ful news without the flax gropnds in their districts in the county Do. . ale', b Appointment, sold at Gieeres, lite eeetera.eireet, delay._ I have the honour to be, Mr. Editor, kr. naval, mantled and took money frohi severe! . -uteri mar 1)e:1n-street: Alin. 76. (titled-street, upplesite the a 'ow Pantheim; Christ), confer of Spsing Garden; Hymns; 349, I (`Jlgoed) ' MARTIN COSTA, Captain of the Mole.' persons zcho had growing, under a pretcnes . , Strand, next the Lyreuip ; Goldon. 42, LOarnMlft Bolton • tr i zAc? -.- or A PRIVATE LETTLII, R.\ TED Fee)! that they were to Obtain peel-Items from the Lien t . . 4tish Rosa{ Exeh Inge a Stable, 38, citemoidet Ambridge, 2it.. . . .. ['tie:Willy e Wserd, 3M Beneath ; and no where else in Lasi- • MALTA' TICE 128Tft areivitte • , Board. 'Vie tespectors for the said county have • i • • I of'- don. Price is . per /lox, o nly he Indent . - •%•t s el - it Oar troops one the Sicilians, :Chet making thimselve:. desired the olnejr so 'obtained to be returned 41. At Ow Metre plSreinsity abate hod, Dr. Senate's Tread* matters of Ischia and roc . have a e at• P ida h. • I oil d • • Bla htai a u femate-complaints. !rice it. 61 t a beak 1 , 01111 &odd (bey r immediately to proceed to Naples. The natives - , . 1 4. w 't i e otherwise tee the Deputy Itispecteci will be prose. . . . . . be read by every- =Atria woman .' +4., _ - --. ea .. were king to the British standard.' cotta. • 7,t , • • hi.VI.L" ;