The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-01 00:00:00

• . ‘..—- ILMANGLI ) 4IYON of SPANISH et.IIERIC.d. •• " . if the possession of the Netherlands, the li. snits of the Rhine, and the navignisir of the Scheldt, were, seven years boob, , ealleblenel by Mt. Pitt es threatening the eery ezestenee 'of this coalt94. That shall we say now that Bonaparte, gull& gwie-,1.0ril of the whole Continent, may, whena, he pleases, realize his threat of the to. tat ceelasion of British vessels sod goods from all Ibe Cunt/ , tad harboars from Constantinople =round foabe farthest limits of Russia! Nobody doubts his power of doing it, and,few will deny -determined will to do every thing he can to accelerate !bends of his only rival. The sites don of" tibia country is truly critical, and may be- Come desperate, if effectual retketly is nut spee- P _ dily adopted, which, however, drum the present state of .our Government, we can hardly ex. pect. Superficial calculators, I well know, maintain, that even the total loss of our European trade would have little effect on oar prosperity and finances, it forming only a small fraction of the i grand' amount of our wealth; but these gentlew l *es do not seem to be aware of the immediate atid remote Consequences of even a small diminution • of our riches, while our expenditure is constantly and inevitably increasing ; they totally overlook the baneful effects of such a a!iminution of nor ex porti on the West India island., .and the infallible decrease of their consumption of our montane: tures, many of which would he sensibly affected by the sudden cessation of all intercourse with Spain, Portugal, Sweden, and the North of Ger. many. Ti tre is not a single branch of our indus try that would not eventually suffer from such a state of things : the taxes would necessarily be. " come less productive, the course of exchange still more unfavourable, the price of corn much higkr, and, its short, this country might be brought into such a crisis as to force any Ministers to accept a peace almost on any terms that Bonaparte chose to offer ; and this he will most certainly attempt, because peace is as desirable to him, as it is likely to prime fatal to England. We have still, howe ver, the means of averting impending ruiu ; but if much time is yet lost, it may be too late, and we shalt then have no choice left us, but must quietly submit to receive the law from our ambitious anJ enterprising enemy. the Continent of America alone can save us from the gigantic power of Bonaparte ; there we have a rich market fur our goods, and which, bath fr.;rn its extent, and the nature of the returns, is far more profitable than any from which the probihitive,pol l icy . of Bonaparte may exclude us— e, market 114 . ,0e1y highly advantageous for the preseat,,but ,whesta importance must increase with incalculable rapidity, with the gm ing prosperity pod popelation which cannot fail to fallow the de- St,ruction of the monopolizing tyranny of the must gppreisivo despotism. incistence of a new power in America will niet.be of less advantage to Great Britain on a po lities! view : it is the only counterpoise to the un paralleled political influence of the new dynasty In Europe. The free intercourse with ititlependent Spanish America will not only enable England to carry on the war fur an indefinite length of time, but the establisnatent of a flee government in the New World will greatly facilitate the final adjust. totettorg general peace. Bonaparte will be forced to Fllceignize the independency if a country cuts plitely beyond his grasp; and if he wishes to pro cure to hiasubjeets the advantages of trading with its inhabitants, he must grant the same privilege to the Etiglisk in ,Europe. The erection of this new power Will serve at °lice as a compensation for the immune acquisitiens of Bonaparte, and as a pledge for the duration of peace, which I consider otherwise as ruinous, and almost impracticable. These truths are so evident, that they could on. ly be overlooked by selfish and nal row Ministers, with whom the solution of the country was but a secondary concern. We have therefore seen them lavish our im. Incluse resources, of which they have been more completely masters than ally of our predecessdrs, in the prosecution of objects of little or no va lue, and the attainment of which has even been frustrated by their incapacity. The Spanish war h as not saved the House of Austria, but it has ef. fectually prevented Great Britain from reaping im. nierue commercial advantages, which must neces sarily have been derived from a free intercourse 'sift ti e Spanish colonies ; and I cannot engem_ plate without indignation, that while the precious blood of our countrymen is flowing in Spain fur the ie.-pert or a Junta, m,w acknowledged to have been composcal of very (annum' intlivi. duals, the agents olthese tyrannical munopnEzeri should be at the River Ls Plata, maintaining the • !!g.:k 7 .1" ~ .w ~-. . ~ K , v'". . • WHEN PHOFE:iSIONAI. MEN of Edu cation and Responsibility deviate from the general systein i bs the selection of a particular brunch, the sanction of lun g continued sweets is the best criterion of superiority. Fourteen 'wry have we devoted our practice to the exclu sive treatment of two disorders, and tar successful revolt of our plots gives its additional ardour to oppose, as far as we are able, the ravages of thrrie complaints which are the most important in the catalogue of human infirmities. Atter initiation into every branch of Practice, we too - template*, the sufferings of Sipholilic and Deloililaiti P..tients. and formed a ss ish tor rescue Individuals from the i i ;norance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of ge aeral Prartitionen. The I)isorders, to the cure of which we have devoted our attention, comprise ever. , species of Ventre •I Infedion. whe ther of a recent orloug duration. tscconills, tell kiudsof • bility, whether arising from the ha*.aits of eciioul-hoys, or the indulgeores or mature age. Numerous diseases are the result of Ignorance, or haste in the treoloieut of a simple Orinurrhie::, and it not null rip:emit/ happens that the seeds of life are poisoned by the ia.iiscretio.i of au ungoarded boor. By a superior method, such complaints are easily cored. and even where others have ftiled, we trust that we may pro aurae to offer a radical re-tistablis.liment. Few, however, are the cases of comptiented distress in this Disorder, compared with the culamitoos situations of Men, who, from au todulgence in a Solitary Vice, or the prevalent pieties of n Fashionable Life, &Acquire that state of Debi lity which is t:.O unavoidable consequence of such perniciou habits. When the unhappy enterer broods over his misery, ho carefully concenli his misfortune, t, 1114 v be some foe hint to know, that although it maw be •to °biro of doubt (*uncertainty tt ith other practitheers, the removal of the-A: deficiencies by the gradual progresi of renovation, Is the &lc quireineA of our expt•rieuce. If the rites of Bacchus or Vein* hove began to reduce Usauly vigour, mach anaicty wilt be preve: - .:-.11 by an catty counteraction of thb lannid state. nod n in thteecases no great difficulty will ltrellf. But when this deficiency ha: for scan etiste:l, a raper perseverance is imlispensibly requisite to revise the slumber ing spouts of life, surd to re-animate the Constitution. Tim secrecy which is so-essential to um undertakhvg, and the qunlifientions which we primula- to mate, form the basis of our pretensions; cml to coincidence %v al.' such, this inti mation hi given, tliat. Messrs. LEIG II naJ CO. may tr. con sulted per,onallv, or by letter, ioclosing a Bank Note, at their Douse, No. 29, Amadei-street, Straml, n ar Temple There is an additional entrance in Water-street adjoining, mid the name is on pith doors. .1 Diploma froni the Rnytll College of Sumeon; in Lon don, and Testimonials fr o m the most etniuer.t Ph vs titans &Anil Lecturers of repine education and assiduous nt teal ion to the studies of every branch of the Profession, are open to the inspecting of every entri rer, And constitute a Gil' ground for Butt success with wide we hart hitherto been honothrti. E. LLICuII and CO. SURGEONS. A CrIALLESGE. i ESSES. CURE anti CO. Sarmennt, late ~ .3 1 ,1 iu his liblesty's terrier, clienteles. the whole it sold to prove a single nlaute wiser' their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired efreet.. The practice or many yeats in this particular branch of their prufessiva, ha , nut given rise alone tonsuccestial Case. They continue to direct their entities to tile treatment and core of Venereal Complete., and that 1/ertei4edient of the System, which is the consequence attic peruicitmeind waste- NI effects of a habit lung and most aahrippily puestled by thie youth of both sexes. In the one It will he (bend to he the unfailing .wirer of barresuies. t the raker hare its vages•fa- , tally developed to them bs a distressing Mate debility, I which. if not tienels remedied, terminatcaleim . There are its remote and ultimate effect's while CMonerespilims, 111,4 Of Olsterolar Power, and various Nervous Cumplitints, usually characterize the earber stagrA of this senility vide. Of per scan inisguisbing . under the disorders 'widest to such a tin!iit. theirweatsnent is simple, :tail has never proved unsuccessful he the treatment of a biog. labur ~tiny notch eittesded prw tiee.. In the must undinate nod complicated emits •f Vene real Infection, such as Olietructionsiu the Urethra, Spungy Escrescenres, Hard 'rumours, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Se 1111nel-Wesdniess,- Gliesems, am Oka o STRICTURES, Whether recent or of law duration, and •ohich have hot led the skill of tither Practitiotser:. are, by their present impressed plan isf treatment, effectually and permanently cured, is Wl out the patient mitering thr e %crucial iug pain and alarming he morrhage which frequently follows the application of the lu oar cau-tic. In the course of twetin s ear • est-lash c practice I in this inetrispillii, mammas ease , of Strictures have been rind are daily under their care, the total cr.irlication at whit h are effected by a safe, certain, and es [seditious made lir practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The stenkness, rehire- 1 lino, and debility proceeding from this rigout:OM, nee spec- i dily removed, and the mullein restored to sowed noel vigorous : health. But as here the debility has for yetini existed, a p.o- I pet perseverance iu their r:storatise remedies, after a &ne on has been destroyed, isiadispeusably requitite to revive lime slamiteriug sparks of Life, and to re-antitx:c the Cutosii tutiuo. 1 Several NOBLIIIIICN add GENITLEINEN of the-first re :pest- ' ability, base been under the vi re of Messrs. CURRIE•and CO. fur the removal of complaints of the Uretta 3, Writ tarn, &c.l and having received a radical tr.(' permanent Cure, particularly requested that references 'eight br made to them, en satisfactory erides *es of the decided superiority at Mess rs. CURRIE and CO's plan of treatment. Many of these Gleatlemea have bad strictnees from 10 to YU vein s mod had 'r ' Ilse care 0 MI-Asrs. Ilatae, Ileatiesides, and equal eseel.- ',attempted . - tire 1 ,-- ' --" WILLIAM 1110IINTAIIN, SaltACE#4ll 'HEAD INN • OW-HILL. LONDON. , Tae best neeemmarodatian doe Trine:len—Gond Beds. chalet Liquon, and moderate charges. The Iblloa inR 1i,„ 1 Coaches, m a i; Coaches, Ake. rat oat from the haracet.'s Head inn. Snow-W . ,. (MASCO W, OUhießlll,ll, CARLISLE, WHITEII.k- VliN, PENRITH. %ROUGH, APPLEBY, CST TERICK E, Ind itOUGHBRI Wilt, New Po s t • Coaches ever . Jorrriag, to carry four insides. YORK mid Lin.DS New Pod Condom set c, ev er y wore . Ingat half-past Ste ..'chsek I arrive at 1 urt the next illy at tWelve &slack. The if '; !.I New Fl it Post- Coach, carries F ear Inside s tidy to !n York. Sande. i lad, Newcatee. acre Ettialsarelt, by 14 .1 t* siatairent, Grantham , pew cn es, ry Evriii:ig and blantine, to Lie. Sorrerby's, ties White-bone, .Copp , a Nora. UsicammanClleati Travelliue to L‘• apool, liy tbe New Ina. hog L. 4. Coaches. to the Angel !mi. Disk-a eli a 1.1 I. pp I, iisjij. • !..t ..;•231 W k -field New Pot Coacit. called the Clothieri l sets .).it every Morning a t S ee d o'cliwk • thy Micas lad Co. berds. fIOSTON, Speltii!tg, l'uterb , frough t Stilto n , Awatlugdaa new Royal Ma.' Cinich, sets oat every ermine. Coathrs from Boston to Spilsby. Louth, Cerruti', awl !Inn. Its Earner.. Waryftton, Knutsfard, 'store, and Litelh tield Poet Coach. called the Exiie•lition, every "yealag v * five o'clock, a. the Crown lon, Red-rims-street, Liverpool Guarded through.itit. ft ATI' aced 13atstnt, Flying Post eancitn, through Chip penl,a , Coln', and Mrythornagh, every aftertivon: arrive at Mr. May's, the Careviwinad Aim, Rath, and the L au d,* Tavern Thrionio.dreet, rtistni, sat moraine. C_, e , Weill, Pridgewater, Tumor ~ kr. Ltrus n^w Coor! , . called the Roekh - ehans, rem oak every morning .it eight ri'dock. Carries C.our i s aide ouly, sad Imes remark illy easy . v•ith n guard thrutiaboat. Pais through Stamford, Newer, Retlori, Doncaster, iod terry,. hvidgx, to the Oaldea-lion, Lere&, tiet a i m , an t return from thee'. eve. Morning at eigut a clock. Nur the arieosasuor expedi; on of tat, Cspti,it is b• leed to he the most agr....ible and naplels pahl _keenso ▪ the North !told, being ooequalled la aceonintieda by any other. - • . KIIIN 19AL, Lancaster. Prest c :, Kirby, Lomdale s Ballots, Charley, Orarikirk. and fiaramve Port Coac.el l eivery noon, nt four o'elock, Civarded: isanw, I.nugtnwu, Gretna Creel, Amman, Darafrses, Sanquhar Kiln. Cammack, Kingsvreß, end all pans of Scotland, Carapet 'own Grata Dail.. Lout Spilsby Boston, !lull, c; -"asby. Pe -Os born', St i lam, and karat iugdeu Coach, sets ot every anerooaa MANCHUS urt, Stockport, Macclesdeld, W110w,....,, , de m ,. Newcastle, Walsall, and Wolverhampton Post C arch every afternoon. Gsrarded. CACLust.s, Penrith, and Whittling!". Mist Comae, goad with four horses and a guard all the way. Passes through Broegh, Appleby, Gretahridem,_ -,,Rithassod, c atierick. bridge, Wetberby, Aberford, ihmeadier, mad time tharn°l7tlhe neared way by eightevo miles). nass ~at e ... er Morning, had performs the jimmy with the grallart Passengers detained on the mad by bunions, or aleasare, have the peculiar Advantage of their Seats beim secured so the next Coach (with six Coachmen). nit I noesioaru, Walsall, Wolverhampton, K.lderalinster, Stourbridee, and floclley Coach, every evening. lIILIGATON 'branch iteegate and Cackfield s every Morning at a Quarter before Seven o'Clock. Su lineal.* sm. Stockton, awl Yarm uew Coach every morning, to the Gamer lm, Sanderland. Yortx_, Newcastle, tad E.lichureti new Coach, performed with a (hoard throN t rout, sets ant every ahorniue at seven o'clock., lyy way of emcee:., Retford,Tadeaster, Darlington, *Northallenan,Darlinni, Morpeth, .end Renwick. Passengeis thiding themselves fat ietted froin the length of the tooney, oily rest whot time they please, and their proceed on without any additiorril fare. IV dilate Hlock norm, Coney-street. York, rum Coacher to Sumba-Mod. Hall, Scarhormigii, %Vitali% and other places. H E ivroa a, Ware, liudelesdots, acid Clieshant Coach, every rooming. Riamincin s a Mercuit Post Coach, With a Caere, sets oat every aflenn , sn, :Ohl .eachies Illroiftlauu next day at orlon. Puites by 1/xforil, Easton, and 81dpstooe, to the gar vino's-Head, Ball-street. Es et 1,11, Pi , . CUM. ralmisitk, Dartmouth, ••c e y mo och. I hi !ma-linter, and San bury Bali. .a Caliche% every rooralmt ut toir o'clock, with a (heard, through tionitna, Axminster, n i i ,aier, Di -dird, tiaa(ngrtoke, rue! Bogsbat. .sitattasair: - . Wellingloo, and Sb Post Cloth, the Royal C ^v-ry anent , - a, at five o'cl•xt. Guarded. $ Brett:l.n ltr:thcrham taiatCoar.li, cabal the [hack in. every morning. Ilescoesrtatn, Uthridre, Deallohn, and it... lin new Post C•,:eh, every aftemona. by Richard Wnas, aid Ca. Hut.., Northcave, llowden. barn-, mod Ihmeaster Pint Couch, every morning at sevra ib . CliW;:, to the 801 l :Ai San tly too-gate, Walt/SOIL Comb. every A fternosa at OW o'Cleeke TOT/ :sad nod Eclabootori Coach, dairy, at i e pest ten, halt aid two, half past four, and half pastsevenu'clirek.. It A artatn, Pomfret, sew Post (:orreh, need the Meal Wriketielil,•tn the Italia-4 Arens, 1 1, eked. Id. Gt. A.OOIII,EUINISO ao VG LI, rind PORTPAT arc tt Couches. N. b, Homy Weight .of Luggage, Goods, hc. conrey.-d by the under-awatianed Waggeos: To Dies, Bercies, litutica), Bury, &id nil parts of Suf folk, every Monday. Ex arca, PI% modh, and halm.suth Fly Waggons, e• rr Vilinocgrna as usual, as an parts of 40 West o land. . Sorra arerron, Wiarhester, Airesfived, and Alter Coach, every morning. Sourna Nero l'Arirbester, Ramsey, Lyndhurst, lkvare iaittrm, Christchurch, Rintw•ard, Fordingbria.T, Wiallsore4 P o ole, Isle of W s etae , Jefst.‘ „nisi elaermey "St :aorta daft r.. Su Ittl Y, kiasartall, 4661 TWitiunhail, Mite 4..lpreeko MARLBOaOUGit, Newbury, and Warding, every y r VAIIIttUGB, leer-Acton. Southall, Ha) M, ,tad Cart, twtee a-week. Cu masa esti! a, A hingdmr, and Henley, thrx times mwa. It. WM. NVIUN'fAIN re4iicettlislly itequai44 Ft lends and the Public, that :trey will nat he aecountablehin any Parcel or Laatage, arc. of mare (tutu Fite Peons:troths!. !oat, of Managed, utile* entered :.s such, and paid . • • hatv at the IZ.lrairet;'s Head I g m ,a....iaa . London. TO THE NEI:YOUS, HEIIILITATED, AND SYPHILITIC. IT hating ever beets cousidered laudable in thcss s who have beol the means of alleviating the sulferiags f others. birdie:a Meth therefore, oho dedicate their these to 'Os:, treatment of a few prevalent Diseases, soak lag theta oh itiettesesosf particular investigation ' and having had a series of result therefrom, it is pressnard such esidearours not Duly reflect merit on 1111.0 k-tyro, but the moieties they aro. 'palm Auctions their mode of practice. Atrimg the variety of l)iben•es to which the hums fl-ame is Incident, mem are move Alamitos. or chaos a more serious whentioo, than the` CARTA Disoansa, helpfully contracted in a swomeat Of intox icatioa, sad which eels far our speedy ertdetwoun to whittle, fur is out adep t qu i esc it ka t slrypeaed that a simple Ciono;rbrra, through Patieu_ ,t ur treototeut of the uushilful teremeded by ER I C'r u tens or OBSTRUCTIONS •• is I.4!:Orts, which have proved to the talkies I lasting tl of future misery. weft, eimpo IK Debility, whetheroccaslouid by 1.1111101110110, h r-ItaiJe io a warm climate, isr a secret io sittlisus habit of youth, are also subjects of set toes can., Ae f a. lion. So enervating h:the frequent 4klul l geore in this soti.ary, Vice, that a train of Nervous I)iseatiew is ladoced, by whiefit the mind hreoittes iteake):ed, as %sell as the bo .y emaciated, while I uspot:oce iii the 'ale sea, sad Sterility In the other,, the ecra..quettees which follow. ritiable are tbe vitnationstif thine ahn, thentr4h loch de structive habits, have induced that distres% ..g .t.,te of Illy.; arid, being ashamed tJ We'sa relief, besiini user their 4- flrmittei in sileuce. t;:t h e labouriug under any of Or above Complaints, it may he a comadatiou to haus'', the ieususol such, h• the gradual redo alma of health, is thr: !Nu'. .f Mt. G , SSNI elperieuce. who, hr deretit Venereal Cues, u here an eldr. applimion is made ua diaeoyery of the base gemera lyjr completes. a per.:•ct cure in t.rn days. After having bren.re gutsily eta..ated Asa striolwr of the Itnyal C011e..,e. (*retie ' rate. of a l In t, treat ditP-rena kluspiutisi he has to ciusvioto every hsquires 1, Le•ina/... the cent of web the uh.old of his priacipal study. alai is ettabted to perform the Mn .:, without 'objecting the rattent m trte le.ost restraint ih I)iet of &floe' 'sand .be he lets acquired ia tr ireeltke, Is a pr.tof iliS • umfortn success fur so I. A. yeti been cured, after severe mid Uttar it li , ost elFeet), induced Ms. 6k OW, , by pelts.% of **her her, with , hotssur. Application by leder/ ' a flank-now is endued. 13°`•I"le-'''!.-1.11e-•-streett. ; - - 11{1401401 hy U. uIeVkLL, at i trr, 17, heet-etreet. cr THY. STAThSMAN. I lish as the protectors of their revenues, while the secret friends of Bonaparte, or of France, have P fair chance to profit by the distracted state of their minds, and the more so, as the Emperor of the French, add his brother Joseph, are the only in. wrested parties, front *bout, as yet, the South Americans have only received fair promises, and Uot the steeliest injury. How far the Government of the United States, end the French inhabitants of Louisiana, are likely to second the views of Bonaparte, time will soon shew. Is it not then evident, that our impolitic connec tion with Spain has greedy complicated, and even rendered problematical ' -the execution of the long projected emancipation of Spanish America, which at the beginning of last year, might have been ef fected by a single act of oar Cabinet, without any force being employed, or eny• cxpence incurred ! What compensation have we derived from Spain, for the voluntary, and spontaneous renunciation of the immediate profits and future advantages which the independence of her Colonies must have procured us ? A little, limited, and peecaritseit trade with the mother country, and through hef t with the Colonies, in which, I am sure, many it merchant will he ultimately ruined, and a promise, not very likely to be realism!, of the delivery of the Ferrol, Catliz r aad Certhagena fleets to us, which I neither built:ire the actual Spanish Rulers to have :.he power, nor the will, holies up to the English : their past conduct at Ferrol and Cadiz, evieent:y proves, that if they dislike the French, they are no great friends to us ; and if, as we have been told, the Archbishop of Toledo is to he at the head of the projected Regency, I wish the Public to read iirer hisletter of the etti of May, 1808, wherein this worthy Prelate recognizes the validity of the renunciations of Charles and Ferdinand and, in the most submissive terms, acknowledges the authority of King Joseph. I repeat it ouce more, and the - public will soon judge of the truth of my predictions, that as soon as the peace with A:lstria is known In Spain, sod new reinforcemmits arrive, most, if not all, of thie pres.:nt Spanish Patriotic Leaders will beeline owe greatest enemies, both in Europe and tileAmerielle In the mean time, ;. is very remarkable, that Ml` the eve of final subject:on, Martin de Carey] should be holding out to his countrymen lair prop. pacts of distant intprovements in the Finance De partment*. This, after the formal abolii ion 01 feudal and operessive duties and privileges, which was one of the fi rst acts of Joseph Bonaparte whets he entered Spain! s s These mighty concessions of the most liberal Jau'i in Seaiii, contrast, in a very striking Mei ecr, with the attempts of its agents in America s who are oteeloying all their influence and power to con iolida!•• there a system of the molt abomi. nable oppresb;,,a over twenty millions of their fel. low creatures, Whom they already considered as their own property, having, for a moment, dreamt that 'Bonaparte was crushed, and that they had in herited the Crown of Spain If the unanimous voice of the People is at lest listened to, we may still hope that a new Ministry May profit by this advice, before it be too late ; and however they may find themselves embarras sed by the false policy, neglect, and mismanage. lhent of their predecessors, much may still be cf. fected by pursuing a system directly contrary to 'theirs, and by a steady perseverance hi a li.•e of conduct as profitable to us, as e it is congenial with the feelings and interests of every native of Spa. Dish America, a recommendation that can seldom . epply to the schemes of the politicians of the M.a ehiaveliati school, which, if they ever benefit one country, it is only at the expellee of another. LAS CASAS. • See the Decree of the Junta. TO TIIOB. TAYLOR. ESQ. No. es NEW BRIDGE - STREET, LONDON. SIR, ICONSIDER it but an act 61 justice due to the merits !stymy LEAKE'S PATENT PILLS, to comma aicate the fiwlng Cate ;width has recently been pesformed by them i—An itamaintanee of mine, who, by the breaking oat of as old Yenieeal Complaint Weeded by n compliea tint of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced almost to a Skeleton, and although he bad the best Medical Advice which stand be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, n.i thing meld be procured Which seemed to snit his "Ise, or ndo hint any ger% ice ; be remained in a nowt reduced and . pitiable situation for two years, unable to follow bit professawi, and scarcely able its walk, oreven instal I on his legs; la fact, in, one who knew hits eyerrippond it possible for him to reco ver. He was advised at last to try your LEAK t.'d PILLS —he did se, adhering. strictly to the directioo. given itli them—be bad u not taken more than two boxes 'M ,fletdre he Annul ma alteration for the better ; this encouraged it to proceed, and by taking a few hosts more he fined his appetite and strength iradaally return, and is now us healthy and stout as any man know. You are welcome. Sir, to reArr any per son to me fora asellnnation of the above account, If it should be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, Fa...stone, THOS, ruItDAT. July 10.180,5. Prepared ated sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOS. TAYLOR, MemKer of the Itti al College of Surgeons, London, At his Howse, No. 9 ,, New 116ige-Aveet, Where, aftr 1 reside:ire Of more t han fur! 9 yen rt.`, iu a prac tice particularly directed to the Car, t enrreal Com plaint!, and those incideatal to the Port< of Genera:ion in both Setes, - with that invial.lble Secrecy which Men of his Profeabion should always observe. Ile flatters Itim..elf, the Advice:lad Assistance be Gratuitously administers to per sofa taking this Medicine, a ill be esteemed, by a discernias public, as aa advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of atablgulty. The are atm sold, by his appnintment, at the I"erfitaser*:‘, No. 35, Si. 11:1bado-street. Pall-Mull; Mr. 11eptsunis Tay shop, N 0.103, o:final-street; Mr. Dishoroagh, No. i, Fish street-hill, nearly opp rite the Moraine:A ; and by one Pr.- sou in every contederable town. in England ' ,&e. in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, sealed up with fat and Plain directions, whereby persons of :titer sex may sane to rusbelves with e:: e and secrecy. N. Is. Every Dna sold In Great Britrtln is scaled up with u Stamp, on . which, by favour of the Cmmai sioders is printed, at the Stamp-0 lice--T. reylor. Au. 9, Sac Bridge stred—in imitate which is felony, and all otben: are counter. felt SPORTING. forcing the.must odious and ".,std laws, intolerable to the natives, and tnost prejudicial to our trade ; but we have no right to complain of these Spanish Pro.eonsuls—our Ministers alone are answerable to the nation fur the tuipable sup. port which, in contempt of the dearest 'interests of their country, they have been giving to the monopolizing Colonial system of Old Spain. By thus making a common cause with their oppres. sore, the Spaniards, we have indisposed our nate. tai end sincere friends, the Creoles, against us, and we have drivel those men, who were most strung. ly suspected of adhering to Bonaparte, such as Liniers,lo side with the natives. IVe have divided' the country i•ito two parties, neither of which can be friendly to us : the Spaniards dread, above all things, pur efforts towards the emancipation of their slaves; their interests are diametrically op. posed to ours, and as they can never unite with Pi I the Creoles, whose hatred they have so justly down upon themselves, they must ever be under the immediate coutroul of whoever reigns in Spain —that is tofay, they will, in a few months, be " the dutiful servants of Joseph, Bonaparte ' • the on the other lidavosight to view the Eng. , 1 .~. ..'. r ~„,,Crrbiest • See the last accounts brought by the ship Invention, Boehm Ayres, Welted is all the , Public Prim. ti - ' - Btu' tm-Housr, OCT. 23.—Lord Darlington's rot-hounds haring now entirely relinquished the Radovorth Hunt, or West Riding country, his Lordship has informed the Gentlemen of the 'Baby Hunt, and all others who hunt with his fot-holindg, that in future there will be three 'meetings at Boroughbridge, and three at Cattcriek Bridge in each season, the first of which will cons , mime at Liornughbi edge on Friday the 10th No. somber, on nbich day the hounds will hunt from thence, and threw uti at Goldsborough Moor, at balf.past ten. rattesese-swise A foot race of considerable interest, was rim at Market Drayton, on Saturday morning last, be. oseen the Mayor and an Alderman of the town, n Inch was swot by the latter. At starting, bet. ring waN six to - ,f6ur and two to one on his Lord.uip, *lto was beaten by about sit lengths ; it is supposed thu parties weighed at least fifty Cossedies audienCeinht Jmous, have ca.. pr. mcessant applause. The Managers judos best of the public sentiment , , ,by fcelin g the pulse o f the treasury. On Wednesday was liberated from York Castle, Joists ilestplinsox, a Crown prisoner, under an execution for the sum of 3001. Mr. STATELEY received an order, by a Treasury warrant, for that purpose. A new portico his been 14tely erected at She great entrance into the Lord Chamberlain's Office, in the Palace of St. James's. BIRTHS. Oa the 9..ith ult. at Netberareo-posse, Wilts, the Lady of Michael Beach flicks Beach, Eq. of si son sad heir. The saute day, the Lady of W illisas Jeakins, of Caste. sear Wivelerotobe, &menet. 1:49• of a daaghter. The lit. tle tier is to be coiled Jubilee, being bore sa that gloriosa diay. Moailay sennight, the Lady of Clarks A. Elton. E 941. I it is suppuacii wu pat tica rrcasucu at old prohibitive loss of Spain, having actually apelledllgf foigjish and their shipping allowing stone. e t ,some,kgstaaccs of very wretched then' Drily a dal) , of 14 days* , Aith being produced en the Theatres, the and insolcew and intolerance that, the former Gm . ..cu. I being numerous, but very unanimous, ment of Spain, yte iud these owe upstarts pressed their disa pproba. ion by inc e ssant forcing the malt odious and sel fi sh felon's! laws, I Maas/writ judos! haat of the nublie - • -- - ^ • .. - two gills. had been ander the care of Mears. Home, llesmisides, and isbjeeting the P.ittent m the' il MARRIED. other Sis4ei•os of equal enlivener, nbo attempted theatre by else; and Natters lislosleit tits , On Saturday sermight, ak•Howdons Booth MeV. Esq. of he apptication of the Lando Caustic, :tidosl socerss. course or twelve years primp Acton Hayes, Cheshire, to lAdy Sophia Grey, daughter to Messrs. Currie NWT°. mny be enamelled by either se% made of treatldent. The uaif the Earl and Coyotes of Smisitord and Wart agton. with the peutest delicacy, secrecy, and homier, at their (thlt"W ‘ hich moo! have been On the 14th alt. at York, Mr. Folliot Stokes, of Bruns- house, No. 107, Hatton Garden. methods hit ceee pursaed nit wicis-row, Queen square, to Miss Dickies, of the former patiem is t hi e c omb ., are retinetted to Nate the . . tint- publi% ly offer his oitheirc. place. hue of their case, age, and gesierui habit • *of living, ttPacr.titeruc. He teat' be enns " l" ailliv ' , . eockaing a remituuice for advice and medicines, when the strict secrecy, dehcaci , ani h DIED.• 'l'nesday se'naight s at Chibtone Park, in the county of same apt hegiras or sent to any part of the kingdom. To en- cannot be attended i i unless 1 T 608it s itetsgst, IS, 1 Kent, Caroline, the wife of George lint, E. sum that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the post - At If adbaas, Herb s Elisabeth Jaw, eldest daughter of age ofiettersmay be aided Is the account for euedielee. 1 as - i) 1- — lid -- s ' - _,___ _UN : rittir and NI James Chaplyn, Esq. . 9lh June, Ifk*-107. Herten Gar im. . StlltEtlll /I OF I t a ' • ' ; • 1 . E