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amid, detained _ twelve Britith aniejects lives of six American eumnett who heoe hoes taken out of the pritetor .Sorat Ann, at'Phsetie, New Providence, and-vest to.3assica to bi-tried for urea la k.. price I& id. bawds, r • • • OBSERVATIONS on the NATUREsed CURE of DROPS! 63. To *Wick is added, ats APpeadix, coo taioirat several Cases of harm Pectoris, with Diavotticeso &c.• By JOHN BLACK ALL, M.D. rogation to the lava and Meter Hospital, nod to the Lea. fie Asylum, .or Exeter. Prime.' for LONONIAN, HtIRST,, REFS, ORMR, sad ItltOw Postmaster-now; mutat the British Gallery, 51, New R 411111.10,041. r In a few Dojo will be irobimbe I. in Tlervelarie Vokoricv Bvo. widen Eller ivi.cs by Heals, Middleton, Mitchell. Limn. Be. fres orl,iall brawis AN ATOMY OU (LIN E S of the ANATOMY of the HUMAN BODY. in Hs Sneed aid Dimmed Stnie. By ALEXANDER MORRO, jos. M.D. F.R.X.E. • Psofesior of Anatomy mod Rorrry b the University of Edits , burgh. Printed for Arch. Constable amid Co. 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Ii mar he pe taled with great ailsramage - hv *made Modems WWI 'lrish for a glean* view at Mr p _resent and the past dale. of Man in all raga of the.ftsid o beam they eater no Ike detailed investi gado* of paalgabir pain* of the Globe: nor will it be immecaptable to those who are more advanced ia life, ;Ind wits wish is renew their ftw ineulactims, sad to rtirsiCe the historical posh which they have before trod."—Crit. Rev. TNT ART OF RILEGAMT COIIPONITION. I. ford rinse. a are Rains, prier s. ILL brood, with the foil allown.we to Sebdois. 111116 ELlnitmrs of UNGLISH COMPOSI- 41. TIOK, serving ar an ea** a. d soergoole t.• the practice of w 'Wm gip Nisi Lanaisisee *Oa pleeiNion and eleeaore beiug designailia a Caine of .F.threti fan t o succeed to the Study of t..e Flattish lirtananst and the lessened I.4logoages, and adapt ed to the Use of all flames oho Swish iu actoiro a correct nod oirgant style. By DAVID IRVING, IL. U. 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Leigaii.l4ll: • • 4_ll l • A_ _ THE STATESMAN. . • , LONDON: JANYAUT 28, lei a. xxtexcl Or A urrTlgO, Isserto AT sin, Oat. 117 1 .1.812, La% Awn ram 9111. raft! aVOLoiltaa On Joann lits rodent's Varna Irate& • ••• " Tim da_y before yesinei+e t e met hereabouts one of kis Mideges best • , and flogged her, after an -bear and an ball smirk, dough it cannot be allied bard . She proved to be the Ihreidtime, ra, Captain- we Useetern to Ragland, which she bad left a: moth previa% with a troop : whip, bound to Indie s under her coo. roy. She is a less ship than .tbe .feats, la fad, though I do not believe K would strike the eye ef' every one to be so; her (*Cars know die Shamans and Spartan, and say she is considerably lar,:, than either of theta: She mounts 49 . Ones, and . of them she fought both sides, giving ber a batter of twenty-five pieces; she is oniy ,twe ,years o was built on the River Thames bf Gyernmeelt builders, and not by contract, as some us:. is lid -out of dock, with a fell complement of es flue met as ever were afloat. " The action continued this length of time from It* hating the weather guage, and engaging. us at enormous long skot—at a distance I am. sore you never dreamed el ships kitting; besides, there was a heavy swell at the time, which made- it dillcult . patriotic , at., . on* bitting so far of. Notwithstanding, our Yankees complished. That there are changes, and rumours wade out to get. sight quite enoogh to its seventy broadsides in one hour and twenty Wades. The of changes, taking place on the Peninsula, there .is _Macedonian Officers say, and I belispecthere was no doubt; the unexpected discomfiture, nay, we may -not one of our shot fired a-head 'or op** of their say, almost entire destruction of NaroLaoa's army bull ; and a large portion of it waxed in amid- in Re a l e , mus t no w cons id era bl e alterations 'in his• ships, where two of her guns were swejetelar of the f orce s nearer isdispen• sib!, measure. men three times. 66 You can have no conception, Ireil_the exercise In one of tbemostiodunute-campaigns the French, you saw on board the President, of the rapidity of early in the ReTeletiees m a de, at least in all that , this ship's fire. I declare it seemed time tube kept could be consideveddefensive warfare, being deficient ap . .with as much life as I ever heard innsketry. Per in cavalry, they supplied its place, as much as poini .lsad only eight killed and four wounded, and were se, blo t with heavy artillery. We have reason to believe ilitie injured in oar spars and rigging, that we could that the adoption of some such expedient is now ini . have made just such another fight in one bear after *this was over. They had thirty-six killed and sixty- pond• upon oar enemy, .by the unexampled ra eight wounded ; lost their miaen-mast, fore and rages made on his cavalry and train horses in main-topmasts, and main-yard. We are refitting her, the Monstrous campaign be has just ended.— and she is now almost ready-to commence her Toy. He may, after all, finding his promised active force age fatter new home: in this, if he succeed, I think not so folly to be obtained, or too tardily to be the Commodore will show his peculiarity of chase- least brought into service, resolve, to alter the plan with ter more than in his victory, for we are now at 12500 miles from home. I only hope we may meet i which lie threatened us, and only, maintain such a year crack ship, my old friend the Amiss, for al- 1 , force in Spain, as will keep us on the qui rive, and though we are 100 men short of our complement, I L ! that thereby regerding_the war in the Peninsula as a have not the least anxiety about the issue. }continual drain of our strength, running sore,- - " You\ may rely on it, oar men are cool and . highly ani tad with a spirit of hostility to an Eng. I as , ipi tia the French term i t, op our body politic, he shall t h at could not h e subdued, and ,in the end, however slowly, obtain his object. A Usk man- f-war, trained i the use of theirguns to a degree of skill no- , short time, however, will prove the cogency or insp. known to the enemy; and our guns, notWithigand. J plicability of this kind of reasoning to the case be ing their experience, are quitted and equipped in a' f un us. • mode -of which they are utterly ignorant. It is le- ' • workable, that during an action of one hour and a 1 . ma t. . :.iidf, and a fire which I believe, and am told, was : - serer equalled by any single deck, that not an aixi. thet occutred, not a deficiency was felt, not a rope yarn of our gun-tackle strained, caroidges, shot and wads, nay every thing was at band. All the pins on the quarter-deck and foreiiastie of the 'lllacedenian were dismounted or rendered unserviceable." Private letters, received from Cadiz, sustain the hope that the Cortes' will agree se f;r in the proposi tion of the Marquis Wzi.zworon, as to furnish him with an additional force of 50,000 men for the en suing campaign, of whose Offieers his Lordship is to have the appointment. Now, although these points • conceded, with. two or three others of a subordkotel I nature , do no*oome up to the fellecpectailons of the A forgery was detected on Tuesday , en the Bs*, . . - • • , to the amount of 3,0001.. , British Generalissimo, yet 1 cis in:glued he doffs not • • I • Fatima PRISONI2II.—A young • man, who, (0) , 4 . .: regard the. prisebt di:positional the Spanish Govern vastly Hued in the neighbourhood of Rye,. was lost rowel witikins iiye•of distrust - or dissatifaCtion, or he to week committed . Benham gaol, unikr . the Va l 'isgtuiiiniViiiiistitrned home at this. inactive season dike Lowing circumstances lad been living is ;Ai- . y e a', - ibb* o n the s a wed o it or dw" L • i N T • don ill au saliiiirs os 2:,ilt gu he had spot, anis 2.,, 1 !! • • • ut , 4 gooney ; this lie MA • his *wits to •wirit,- Ferlagigli t• the +iltanish Regency,' ire Conoot when it lip:wed t• Mar that he might, is he . was r aight alluding to his late circular letter. The man- 1 _ _ In' eerie which it made its way to the public eye was anemia!, and created some unpleasant aite'reations in Ace ; for it roust be obvious, it was not meant for rthlicntiess, especially in. a newspaper. " .Laying osidw, however, all considerations with. respect to ,• Ow want of confidence or good faith in thpse to the it was entrusted, we will remark upon Ito tendency, since all the world . is now con ' timed of its antheiticity.in the first place, theq, it ra. be observed, that seek a pistons Q the stake •of the army seat imply, that thi • p.urtrayer of it,• had pregionsly entertained Ao: tisn of • =g e ti v.liss it cola he restored to that I Y I ethte et • . • • width occasioned the General's Jflerbe Pravim!lt trielits+ This flu Mains era the in. •• • • .4 • • • disciOna , voime a the British trolls (ill said giy•ion tom), Isis not Only likely to maw a whir stie • ooniitesc %Woven • He lasi and s - Wok of the' lkiolab amp, bet oleo be., PROS "iPaeol they: parties and 110 - Goseenonegt or rip* bs.• • lamt... It -.11 impassible the • lisiensy end cops • :eiski have k+ ar suipected thir .11,0141. Vow, itomoler t. Au* auflod iq Ms Imam, abt Wtheie - they', **WO ft wkitibeipalarrathil. .04+ V• ": V.; 9 •f• them before; we still retained out °plains'. foundation .upon which klinitlers balk their hopes of lasting victory. Every year's cieepaige his but served to prove to us, thit the aidauchely eatistrophe was bet delayed by partial victories, pissed by the valour of our 'Wave eouotrymen L aril.. The trey*, how ever, is now, we ~ fear, drawing to a dose; sad •If Lord Witt.LiNetorr does not persuade the Govern ment of Spain to pit the force of the Spanish king dom, as it were, mailable giddaace, so as to enable him to make one preit-44e universal sod consent*. neous effort ler expellbagtha French invaders from its soil, we may expect his Lordship hexe r to lay be. fore Parliament his comphinb, and 1b cause of the Were of reatisiog those hires of final success, in a pursuit so important, and M iateresthip There can scarcely be a doubt but thit both the Regency and esters wilt in:abiitiffired to add to the military power Of Lord Wesurravos, by giving high as it were, the sovereignly of the nation, even for the shortest period. YeAtetday the Princess CICARLOTTZ of WALES, at. .tended by the Dowager Duchess of Leta% left town for Windsor. Yesterday the Duke of Sussex completed his 40th year. His Royal Highness is recovering from his late indisposition. _ Yesterday the Dukes of Yeas and KExT, and the Loin CHANCELLOR, transacted business with the PRINCE REGENT. The QUEEN is much recovered from her cold. On Monday and Tuesday she took an airing in her car riage. The subscribers at Lloyd's Coffee-house held a meeting yesterday in the Great-room, to consider of the propriety of voting a part of the fonds of the House, la aid of the benevolent suberipttons for the relief of the 'Russians. Mr. MARRYATT, after an appropriate address on the accaison, proposed to subscribe from the funds of the House 1,0001. which was agreed to, with only one dissenting voice. Detachments from the 24 battalion of the 61st in Ireland, and from the 94th in Scotland, are ou their march for embarkation. The 29th regiment, 800 strong, has called in its detached parties, and will proceed from Winthor forthwith to embark for foreign service. Cieneral Lord HEATNIPIELD ) who has laboured un der a severe indisposition for many months, we are concerned to state, died - on Tdesday night. Ely his Lordship's death the Colowelcy of the Ring's Dra goon Guards becomes vacant, which it is reported the Duke of Cutler -4m mis to get, and that his Royal Highness is to be succeeded in the command of the 15th Light Dragoons by Lieu errant-General Sir STAPLETON Corn:on, who was wounded.at the battle of Sabunancs and has lately returned tawesthe Pe , ' ninsula. Letters received yesterday front Salisbury, men tion the deith of Was. Hussar, Bic. for many years a Rezzintative of that city: 0 commanding regiments of cavalry have been •rderbil to register in-a Mink the age, size, and description of the horses, the names and residence of the. persons of whom they were bought, and the date of their purchase. Orders have -been issued froth the Serie guards this week for the reinforcements forAlpfegiese , its on service to proceed for embarkation flt4lbe diSereut regimental *iota. We lament to hear, that Colonel gilitiairr has loin the use of his feet, in the last taniptilMbi Spain. Ktmete 'has renewed his theatrktil 'kit to Hull, where he is now performing his principal cot etch*. mani a _ The Lords of the Adrairaity have been pleased to appoint Dr. Dicasom (late Physician and Inspector at the Leeward Islanchs) to be Superintending Physi cian to the Russian ticket at Chatham, On Sunday evening, **waio six and seven o'clock, u the Duke of Cumaant t anb Wee riding in gis car: dap in Hyde Park, near the 'entranco inl twill., ton, the horses took fright, and ran away teriously through the town of Kensington, down the seed. — The carriage, and those whom it conveyed, 'wOuld, in all probability, have been dashed to pieces, had hot the servants called out to the toll-gate keeper So shut the gate, which he *ccordingly did, just as the horses bad reached it. When the carriage was stopped, the , Royal Duke looked out of the window, in the greatest consternation, and enquired where he Net its get out of the carriage, and remained a short dam in the tell-house. He then walked a short distance,. said a hhckney-aeach being poocered, he pursued his journey: Although the road was thronged with car riages, yst providentially, the florin cleared then) all, and mg accident happened. . The naderwrilers or 'Liverpool 'have presented an tiegpet sib*, eap l , of the value of to Captain hltittellit, who •so• tinnily defended hip whip, the ,Agaiust an Anverieen privateer, lad summer. JrM WlSailtraisci Wads kHnioess his most ron= arieniosse mu" /anent support In their intended mea of theemittg open the trade of India to the prin. •. - • • . P este ... s'ag swam iv mama 11,11111 Met it Wks trled how far a . •-............ AN INDIAN TOWS( DESTROYED. .J • • -: 0' ~ . . ••• . '. .. 0i.., 6•• ' • ... 1 ....,j,..... A . ~.__ ..1 4 ,..,. . In Quart. , spleollity pehoed by Dallaat,aa, On Two /Amami Noy. fee _ ws t eem tho ith. A sir & . . ta zi. . . ' 6 ' ' ' ." ...ul t . , . • & !Two's/ w . INMOISS 111,SMTS could socomd the sows of Oaboon, hoorib, It OK EBY: A Ness, in , Six Cantos. By meat from alilull -RI !' ell 1111. Y° ea"' 411611.1 - •*. El 64. 4. • 4 6". '..64 '4". . ": * . ''' ''''''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' .. T 1 . 511 ; ;I 10 1'116.4 415 - : 1 4 .11°ea s s lischiet ' arwall-"tglia;theatefoligt6.lll. ir t i th a leil l gritid ir t besek r f a r . :l4ll . ("re- " II A LTKR SCOTT. EINI. _...._._ p. Russell, of the 7th t.led *OW regiatewt, bike see- . . , bat t w bat oul i d he • Printed for lanaosse. Hem, Reek, (Vier, and """ IPl5 ' ' melded in surprl • OM orths Pieria. tows* With .Plll •: . ~. . Min *rower-raw, Leedom ; tub Jobe Sallmotyne 111111 Co. Edits- en . 'SW. ito ~IP : ' 'applaud of his letiur being laid open .to the be !m ren " h th'e onse ida l: l m ul edi s si a l t: l ly id , : e d . bare. • °D.IIMiII / 4 4111" '''.". ' •AhmiA: .14411114116111' . I .- . ' ' lir.' ' ... 14 OIL " ‘.'. ' s litlie ' ' : 'l p:b 9bti lic t A Set of Illestratleas far this Pars.fter !Warm by T. dip etswo, l l s . w.,,,... itiett -isdlina asd • ~,;.. • . • .... . 1 Strohm* Esq. R. A. ore hi hand, and will very speedily be - -,' ~. 7 . etsfrW tae , iIC , ' . hp: a , 050 IV . ...... ~,, ~. .., . eraftsbed h3Pbe Prnprietorsuf the Poeta. . -' — Vi werrihrs; who 'AU . ' antrifins Sid to a swans" • r* 2 4 2 Vets. Stn. the Stash p:dittria. with a I , ,,vinot of Use Ae- ___ k _ .I_l_, oquo lo osio t o wid o ii,a n dip o wiempr pp. ' • ...-. , • :,_ 'l , N -"'''''s- - 7 , .... t .....—.. • gin his own comaientery stow. and two other Eagravings, rite 1/. Is. beartlik, IF•11NN l I ' W. . ED - 7e i r l , tiw it tfigrct9 t4ethssi(l).LPell;s:noso.cerwbVised:l3l'.:NPilin:Pecis.pe:orshllatmilliti, riMllE REMAINS OF HEN . R.Y KI ere's" l l lmm l l 'et , V e k o n e P i l i p t ill A i ii ie d 4G ig . -. ' ' ''..-'1 : ; :". .'' • . 4 4) . 0 4 rri tuna . 11. WHIRR. of Nottingham. late of bt. debits Write, hones Wen ssi : ehe CatebrMse, Wllll4ectionl onatt er sau bt` iii r fe l k y.., ~,,,, ..:,. , . iia_aas scalps which wars etk la Sciftglitlers mu' P " . 1111 1/ - . 1 " 1 " 6/I _A-... 4 7.-. 1 1.--- 11661 ' 44.. .. hive read this serious and ➢ notable Paper a h i„,_ i s k was ONE. lIVEDRIID TIEDIESAND INni 0 Ufb ammusliNG, _ . , Cap hesitant ar pr alid liSONA mmil as. Y.ll. ... 6l . I ! 4 , 1* , • • • ' . Printed re' WINOS 1% Meta, Ritßi 4 (wog. and Fort Harrison. Tbe.telre eiNg THREE lI.LUSTLIOU S to lab mos Its ossupistsion, tut the hith e rto. lucre*" V t "' N ' I aid Id the' e dila mufti 51, I destroyed, which coil& est bat t rZlit lr away ..-- ; A t i nd ir Oa 1116661110 Olideot t *EI now believe the ex, ea Bund-street. • • 4 , - • 'among it several lediseellribiat boil wou nded --•• . Tbs commosamplo i r ihr "w it desexe d o . ii • MEDICO-CIIIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS.' ' gone lug the fall. Several leitetd What of the nelgh- 00ke .„ 1 „ 41 . 4 ot Iwo bias m od aa, too • room* . of, Me. Pa" Ws .,. . • _ helve 1,1111 1 11 04 thou four years Its aro. Voltam 111. iliwni.ed "kb B er e• 8.1 " 1.6 "" ig t hawing tows bad searched to assai,Geb..-0 0 Pkitisi •c22A2L24l24idsignia . ei. ri A dhat a w A s obit ore . aed do OS tbe . aell• of r•rtegal sad Open Is nearly lost. . We. 14a:beards, l OWA - "hdu ar ct.4. lllllllt E o be 11k/TEDICO - CHIRURGICAL TItANSAC - leaving the dont 1450 Di ear. of. Ibt wore! ape w ha t pi e e ss ilf. i mpre : e i p ai s mil o g tr bi s iop e romi. - never 'metered eatsitree with a successful Issue to iv /1. TIO NS, published by the Medical and Chirersical So- child ren. fur Carolina tass , ..- . it b amt . dom . oid in cos.. owomipipansie lrolt Prithalhali• fliiiiiii *WM No ah° . sod Coi• No. 47p wsubchenamstAssruggiNlAetretiOrealkiftedinlati they of London. 'rll4l Marshal aO4 Thditid Mates for tha district Letaasihill.. . • . . Tea Printed far LONGMAN. EgURST, RtES. oast& sad 'BROWN, Patensesier-ran. of t Of slew teethe bad, tody twelve Balkh sobjeds ite !"doges for the diffused sto rapidly through provinces inisteuible to *Vol. I. price Hs. aad Vol. 11. price ids . of arouse Mask. !hos o f s h i American season w h o b are k m to k en ~ . T - 11 E . STA TEsig AN. them before: westillretainad 1111rneissimm.fifi..--1.. ........;:lr• • ' fletilirdifist moikeadispatebei yestenlay, brought to Falmouth from Corouna by the Speculative cutter. . 'r esetests, however, are not of great import- It bgivettowtas intelligence ht that part of S3 :t. o, that France is in contemplation of withdraw- ?its forces from the Peninsula altogether. We ea Id beat a loss to aisle ii.ctum for so eztraordi- y and desirable a 'modem,. unless wv were cee- inced of something like a dissatisfaCtion spreading roughont BONAPARTZ'S now Empire fiom his late rodigal use of its bed and most v aluable force.— hen we heard it reported iii the Ministerial Prints cooridently, that CAPPARIELLI *as -orderest•to- e the best of. his way oat of Spain, through Pyreenees, - we . could not bat doubt the accuracy- * fast, mid could jot bat ewes, that doubt : f while en theenehand we should be as glad as , y of our over-lojal rivals at the realization of the serene., we cannot allow our Readers.to be de- ad as to the real condition of the contending ar- , by which they must feel the disappointment the greater, if their patriotic views are aplast unac- T"' EIAWIENTS . of DRAWING, la Its !art- wail amtaelated with iie roast, fake a considerable was Braucher, for the we of Stedeass yr Illustrated !ILO sumlv CondattlnOrreoch Offtriunlebo were at C itjaly ..or li ri' des, coos o":d se,er4l Wil.'" e d "utliell, from aitare. Ing• tot G . lima opus *kir parole) to Frame. Ile contrived to Gnat Mown. I+4_wine a i begs w agered - , $y orAntql; HAMILTON, Eaq. _ fat aglegtaisi via, a Coloael sada hiair. at Paid-. 'his is the Ira aMenept to produce 4 complete r s i m i ll lP MI6 1101 011ikAhillfo wk., ead-or ' the oPPertimitfs. Plersoass. 'lO Book soils, oast Orono of all Arta i . 14000 Ma atti Puma for assisting them in ove, au ad iceartom sis Masters. Yid IP A Guide and . . assalents fr with es a ithoui a Masser. The isassuellassaas 1 Vegggisa ; .130 were paid d owso - m id A m l itho Oral miff efilhio • l' oo the tnilljOn be& With waste hi_,Aieei him as soon as they were as figures, sae gradually aseead le IMO WO C 0010141200 . Landwapaaid History. , hawk" Om boat. 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