The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-27 00:00:00

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Sl.:kt Etvao*Ct.ora prrrisely, at the C ROWN and ANCHOR TA v ERN, %VIAND. THOMAS .Wll4ll A HT. • Esq. in the Chair. trrEw anus. Neon. AP111.14 Moon. LEE BOLTON LOC II EE • RILLITER • • LONG BARKER PARR C 1 !II PEELL ! PI ITON coLLET r PALM ER , DALE PULLER • EWER HUMEALL . tat %NT %LATER DILL THOMPSON DUTCHINft _._ • TWINER . HUTCHINSON TA YLOR, -• . J EWELL • • YEN AttLEs .14 niVNI),I - It DOWRY KNIGHT WAY. Tictra Its. 64. erteb, to be Imoll of the Straw*, sod at We Ka of the Crown GM Aapor. • .....-. • .-r. - This stay, was published, price ts. &I. THE DO ÜBT FU L SO N • 'or; Secrets of s! Palate. A Plac . in Five Ad:. By W. l)IMOND. Esq. 'Now performiqg with general applause at the Haymarket Theatre. • Printed for W. H. Wyatt, Picket.street, Temple-bar. Of whom may be had. Prier ds. a revised Edition. bring the Third, of II IT On MISS. A new Musical Farce,byJ. Pocock, Esq. Aiming. published, price 9s. • THE •LADY'S TOILET; containing directions for dressing with taste and eiegante, and Receipts for prepar ing nll the best and most harmless cosmetics proper tar a Lady's use. . . ~ dominion roe been cfrpmed,ace the insgigNate iedren sug itested for itien r andpantrularly remarks. sustbe knalent represerantiOnproposed for American in the COIVS; and that if the best laws were enacted by authorities perfectly .titineste u ytt that the , / could have so secarity for they faithfal eseenfloo. it then proceeds pursuit% the sane amnia f 1 .!, 1 4 . ';' ' • " Or' what use would the most perfect system - of:legislation be to ui,• it the Captain.Geuenil shall,be.allowed to. say with-impunity that his wilt .14 peracnosat toallJaw ? and if we apply for. pro. tection from his tyrenny, the power to which we appeal is too distant to bear our complaiuts, or cuttsiders all its sovereignty transferred to its un worthy Representatives. 44 Those who have been concerned in any sin. ,ale branch Of public affairs in those Indies are al. ready coovineed of the truth of what we have as. sorted, and if it wete convenient could prove it .by the most indisputable testimony. Weshall sc. tisfe Garottes with adducing a single example.— The SO prate Corineile, tired of hearing complaints against the Reafbadienciasf..ehletlpitsl, peewee recourse to en vaptidroitt .ingkedeti ie ilia easel by the Indian 'l;egisitatiie l . bee *hitt% bad lieell'ilientiCtl on account of its little influence, Cad d negligence of. the Spanish Government. ..." " A Judge, in the character of a visitor or Officer of Appeal, arrived in this capital, clothed with that authority which ii usually conferred on -Ministers-engaged on such important commissions. ,On this ticeledest hutsdredi of persons hastened to . birn toOlitain the redrdss. of their grievances, and the disgrace of ttie Magistrates who had perverted the designs of justice .by the must scandalous . I d practices. Bat what happened ? Did the in. • tired persons receive indemnity ? Was one agistrate removed ? No. The crowd of emu. plainauts were sent. away by - thesJlidge of Ap. peal with this satisfactory answer to their accuse. tient. • Th'at the decisions of the Real Audiencia 'were irrevocable ; and the persont guilty of these 'offences and •charged . with them by the people, ~wiere assigned more productive .employments than ;they before . ojoyeil.. This was not all. The pablic'finences incurred a consiJerable exposits fur 'alai high . dutyof • this visitor and hii dependanta; boldnitelf augmented the mischiefs, and those evils which- jse was appointed to remove, continued ,without remedy. (The Address coaeludes with tspologleingBw the plain la st. gorge idotoleci on a sablett 'of zoo mach input-lance to be treated with ttvgiversassoo. and with expressing that the first dilly of the canary is to maintain Its allegiance and fidelity to its rightful Sovereign.] • " c a rocca s , 20th May, 1810. , • '1 God- preuerve you, &c. s' JOSE DE LAS L'LAMOI AS, President. 1 , MARTIN TOVIA PONT/L, Bice-President. • CIRACC.4I GAZETTES: UDICT. tun avratmg .vittrriL 'or •rmatte 11oti1dys, itt.! efitiyo tN Tire ROYAL NAME or rE9DINAND . r4r AntongaLthe east weighty affairs , which occupy its abenti" watchful of the general hap.' pine's,. and full of the most fervent desires to en courage and- augment agricakure and commerce, • bitu piped to/told-4h° latter free ottialt freends'and 'statists; audithat from this tintatitainier.mt nen-, tra..l . yoisnotvettshall Wo=o, *seeable to . the / ivittlitijOio6theVeh-of iole4.Moticwitit the . Obatomeat etThadiftitscibttletodilitso.4o - nrattalk. oi 4 stisnAiOjnittlet Nutt 11110111.41; the CltllaiiNt it[ tslifiseiska Irian lure lade talk teafe, which iientriestedi fo . thenyof.se-ened prddueofcli exportation; Agreeable to its nalure;: quality, and cirmithitances, the same asestabliViitmf ftieindige ;And agrecahle.to it, 'the price is dick,- 'silo be Mimi, tfM. the recovery Ofidntiiiii tit 'ex*. tattoo of 00.4.uce, as the iethod belie idaptect.,ta ol i iohj lb...stagnation Cumnfereo laboil*Mns . far, and to facilitate ha operatio n . . Foc pprpoolca t and. for the opening of thewitg. to r b.reiberl the Spaniards an othelPnwera, being . 4010,11:oe friitods, the necessary Orders'hare been, comaattni.*: e k e d tiptoe Imendeoey ; and fOr general ,tiOn t ,let this Edict be.prociaiitted, ond,c.pesls af. bed in the customary placea. „ , Sat' capitular, 4e Carrireas I biter:11110: " JOSEPH DE LAW In/MOIL% " MARTIN TOYER PANTE. ".CASINO tiles BIESAA r, ses." (A true copy.) - , , , _... IVILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN. .4.t.s4itib,t . Hearn-twit, Snow-kill, Listidoe.-. The best leciour asodation Apr Travellers, good Beds, Aoki-Liquors,. led mi. &rite elsargft. . ._ . .. The-14160ring Post Coaches .' Mail Mathes, Re. set out ' froni the Saracen's Wad Inn. SnotvAll :•-• • livEyntotrim Ikarchestet, Reiter. Plytittletli r . r ' . i Dartmouth, and Salisbury, ritrot Pakti f ech, geget , tots pickets with a Weird through flonlion, Azg Bridport. alandford Bit'inDinLelnatiZ'sittst 4 rn f t , i' • BOSTON . spamilif;retetburAl or es;;Noti us ,V, don..siew Kiiyij „Nal • Conch, wits : „Iv eel.: . • Conches ham Boston tasiptistiy,liont , Mosky, , eunt 1 '• , I.IV ER POOL, Warrinetan t LasitsfUtd, Siwie,,and Liar. " field Post Coach, called the Expedition, entry Eveaing IA " Five o'Cloek, to the Angel. Ina, Daio-street, Liverpbble-r! Guarded throughout. 1 BATH and BRISTOL Flying Posf-Conches, through Chippeishiun, Caine, and Marboratigh; every Afternoon; ar rive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound lon, Bath, and the Loudon Tavern, Thomas-street, Bristol. nest Mornieg. Coaches to Wells. Bridgewater, Tatman, Rte. 1, EEDS new Light Conch, tailed the Rockirighani.letionC' every Morniugat Eight o'Ciock; carries Four loci des 0n1y,.1 and goes remarkablv easy, with a Geard.throughotst. Dawes through Stamford, Newark, • Retfoid, Dinieaster, arid' berry- bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, „nee t , Day at Noon. • Not withstanding the unemniiion Egpedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the 'most agreeable and complete Public Cifie:- veyance on the North Road, being uuequalled its . Accommoda. 4 lion by any other. . KENDAL. Lancaster, Preston, Ajrily-Lonsdale, Balk* Chorlev, Ormskirk,and Germans post Coaches, every After moon. at Five o'clock.--Guarded. • ' • . GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan. Dumfries, Brownhill e .Tkornhill, Weather-Kiln, Canutock, Kingswelt• awl rill i Parts of Scotland, Camperdiiwn Coach, Daily. YORE, New code ,aud Edbilitsrgh new . Coach, performe d with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half past Six o'Clock, by Way of Newark.. fletford, Tartcaster, Dmilngtott, Notiltalleiton; Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick'. • Passeugers finding thernseives•fatigued from the leugth, of the journey, may rest what time they please. and then proceed . , so without any additional Fare. J. CLARK, the Riack•Swae, Coney-street. lio•rk, rims Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scar borough, Whittle. and other Places. BRA DGENORTH and Walsal new Post Coach, every Evening. CA R.I.TSLE, Pewit)+, and Whiseharea Post Cassell, eel's with Four Hams and a Huard all the Way. Posses through Brunel', Appleby. Griatahridge, Richmond, Catterich, Bo roughbridge; ‘ Wetherby„iherford, Doncaster, mid' VINO* ham (the pretest Way by Eighteen Miles). Sets out every Morning, rind performs the Journey with the greatest facility. Passengemiletamed on the Road, by Busine,s, or Pleawre, have the peculiar Advantage of their Seats being secured in the nest Coach. ECU PSI., a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunder-• land, - Newcuak, and lidiolsnrgli, carries Four Insides only, every Evening. at Four u'Clock, by Way of Doncaster, Gramlsren, and StmaGird. • . SUNDERLAND, Steatite, and Viliell ant Cosi, every lideardet, leße 'Defter Ten, Panderlafid: - M A N CH CSTER,Winolnir, Cnagleton, Newcastle, Wal- ' sail, and Wolverlsaniptaa Pod Coach, every Afterooon. Guarded. . . . SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiteill Posttimeb, 'the Royal Charlotte, 'nary Evening- at, Five o'Clock.— Garird#4l. - • - • . ' fiIiEFFIELLI and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rockingtinm, every Meriting. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Conch, every Evetiing. ' - 0 tit MINGI 1 A NI Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard. gets out every Afternoon, and readies Birmingham next Day at Noon. Passes by Oxford. Euston, nod Shit/stogie to the burneen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL," Northenve, Howderi, Thorn, and Doncaster Post Coach. every Mooing at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Mytnn-gate, Hull. .HERTFORD, Ware, Uoddesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, every Morning. BEACONSFIELD, Uxbridge, Denham, and Rediall, new Post Coach. every Afternonn. • ' TOTTENH ANI and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half past Ten, Half-past Two, Half-past Four, and iiiiikpot 1 Seven. ' To DISS, Beech", Dangly, Bury, and alt partiAr Sallalk, lever) Monday. • MA RLBOROUGII, Newbury, and Reading, every Tues.. day. .. WORCESTER, Kidderminster, Hereford. Carmarthen Bneknnek, and all Parts of South Water, Pcfshore,-and Wreathe. every Saturday. CIRENCESTER, Abugdon, and Henley, Three Thies . a Wcek.. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Rinn!eY, I .Yntihnrst: l 4- mington, Chrlothareh, Ringwood, fordiagbridge, • W in born, 'Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guenisey Wag. goes. DAHL. EXETgIi. Plymouth, and ' Falleouth Fly Weeps'', Daily, eirrylf Goads and Pasengert, as usual, to all Parts • Writ tagland. ‘._ , • LESS NUMBERS—MORE PRIZES,. • AN ADDITIONAL PRIZE OF at:2o.tKlo, AND TICKETS AND SNARES CHEAPER AT EYTON'S, . • I. DoRWRILL, 1. near the Marston-House. R E 'present o ER.Y,to be drawn OCTOBER 10. includes. Five L'rizes of £90,000,. by Which the Chance of gaining either of those Capitals is in creased One-fourth. Tickets and. Shares will shortly rise. therefore an harnsdiaie purrhase wilt prove a certain saying, at ISTON'S. 2, Coalvitit.r., who sold, in sixteen Six teenth+, the only .C5,1k10 Prize shared lit 411 e Last Lottery, No. 2,76.1; and in the few preceding woman . Capitals to ate m o onlit of X 2011.000. _ • FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY TIIOUSAND.POUNDS. SIV llt anti Co. - Contractors with Government 1.7 for the pre#ent STATE LOTTERY, Isek leaverevect fully to ioform their Friends and the Public, that Tickets and Share: are HOW Al) Sale ia argot variety at their Offices, NO. ti, POULTILY ; ~.No. ell A R 11,SiO-CROSSI and Nos. ALI/GATE 111011-STILF.ET. The Scheme is (morels , Devil—there are Fire Prizes *of Tweoly Thousand Founds each, and the numbers of the Tirkits are reduced to. your Thousand,- from Which it Joust he, Obvious that the' Ctnnce of gainiug a 'twenty Thousand isttatid`Prize is Illy . • . . Increased. to the last Lottery SWIFT and Co. had the saiisfartioul of selline No. 4,1 .w Prize of Twenty Thosoinnd •Rounds, in 16 Sixteenths . ..besides several inferior Capitols. • -•'. . . . • TAIIIIIQNABL&CIATPR— ON ignst AIIVANTAGEOUR ERMS. l-• IG6BONS, 001.1.1N'DRAP T Eit,AIIWII N'• 1V MERCER, and T kifl.oll, 1111 in htj eet•ltreettotwee . Doors from Fetter•lane, having•oo band arg.k.spisoffity.of Cloths purcka.ed before the very gresttadvance, is disabled to supplv Oratletneri whit O r fila; at the yrtert Mott (for mally Money). •itssorilw them the crilitrif-Wilolli, the Fashion, and Workmanship cannot he evmedett ; of which they mar lw sati•lied by Inspect itio—n great variety of Wool len Cloths, and every article its the &time 'smother being al. ways kepi. • '" Very hest flopertine Cloth 6,i„, _ • • made to measure ' £3 It) • ' Roper Dan. • 1;ood tierood Ditto .; .......,•-:. •••••• •'. • 1'...141 Steal Goats of every d,r,eitiltion on prnpoydanok*fai. Ver.' bes.t Super Neroevotere Rreeeheo Al • ' Monolemilied Ditto I • 1 U. . env doubtastoßled CortWillo . .8 18 , . 1i i, particularly retioested Gantlainett !rlll aliserve the No. 181 • . . ' • ()Rota or TotOttotitciaWr'srAiiir, , ,lets lOC ..teok : T AL,ll.Olil itleirt i. 01 1 :Fat CAR k.e . CAS, . : tg 44 The Cnuncit of itegenry is convinced, tiskt I*, the name of Ferdinand Alto Seventh, Monarch both of New and Okl Spain, favouritism; intrigue, and immorality hare prevailed, and for 20 yeart.thit . nessts. gate bad been closed •as to all useful 'employ ' against persons.. of ktiewledge, patriotism, and! merit • White it has been open to .0 - hord horde' Of de. peorki.aoil incompetent persona, to the niitokotis injury of the public cause. No duty . . Is mute im. portant to a people,. than to confide authority into proper hands, which wilt distribute reWsids and punishments with equity,. and . which Wilj . diieoun. tenance cvil.doers, and encourage tioso Who are benefactors to their country. Ili, Majesty, ant. sous to provide a remedy for those afflicting dis , orders,. resulting from such scandalous abuse, pre. deminant both in the former reign and in the pre: sent,' bay determined to .apprise your Excellency, without lois of time, and lis'fitlly as possible, of all the measures which arc adopting, .relating to ecclesiastical, political, military, and financial cif. fairs ; explaining the time, mode, improvement, expectations, and gonduct of each department,. to be regulated according to the fames of' his ifoini , nions, and in which your Excellency will ditico. tier many wise precautions;. 'on which we may par.' tictilarly refer to those of Lib. 3; 111. 14 ; Lib.. 7,: 10, 15 ; and Lib. 34, ' 01. 2, of •Legislativti 1n... stitutions. . . • .: " His' Majesty does not deab4-iltat; . fmtire4ett i , with these. considerations, your . Excellency Olt, discharge the delicate and importatit dotiee entrust: . ed tO you, and will giveyonr aisistetiai- itt ' every other respect for the general welfare, *contributing., as much as possibly to facilitate ' the urritts 'mill benignant desigiis of Government. pig, preserve you, ;ttc, . ~. .. • •. . • , , ... i 4 4- Real tolaclel,eoa, Feb. 15, 1810. . _, - ... • . . • " 110AMAZA11." '. “ To ike•Captain-tioniel . sif the Ciaraccas.” " To his Excelleucy Marqmis de La Horietasas." We twve also received a Paper, aigeed by the Janis of Gamest, containing the most leatinoss views of public institution, and the most sublime priaciplei of nadonst liberty ; after stating which, it.coucladcs with with the following 0 VFICIAL MANDATE. • gi The Governors Judges, and Magistrates, am required to attend, to the subsequent orders. " Every individual under the ago of 60 is - to join a company consisting of 50 or GO penens, who ate to be instructed and organised for military duties. i* - • ESSENTIAL - SALT OF LEMONS. For taking Iron !doelell, Ink Spots, Red Wine. and,other Smiles. out of !Alen, NEnslin. Lam, Le. al ii. fie nisey other Uses, RS R. Stiliktione for Lemons. v • • Price One Shilling the Box. ' •1A y LNG receive,' numerous complaints that compmitiom witl finder the title of Salt . of Lemont., ore not only inelfectual, but that they , burn and destroy .the: Lioen.• I think It nece,sary to inform the Public, that none is to depended upon as mine but what has my signature on the born of each hoz, and Rd the outi,de of the wrapper. W. TIA I LEY. N. B. The Rah of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies in washing their hands, a l it isettintly3l44 qpighe stains of frith, coloured gielteA Nef.'istal',ls • OW main' q uireeuble td, usetioni Lamm i ' • ' • '_„.„__','.' , ~ 44 Sold Whole an* 'Ail fitiliirlipC. l 4, ll .l4 4 -W9 C" k- T .pur-street, Laude ' '•' ••• .' _,' ,:. ~•.• , Also BAYLEY'S' , stinuarra • DROPS; "for : akin's'. Green out of Silk,'llituti s t r utilltiti tlittbi4lre .r. q' • '4 Il' ~o. o: ~,,, •.. • : " Each company taelectits own officers. " The olficert are to assemble. the. Companies Once or twice a week, and W exercise them for two or three hi:ut: • • • ** • . " The'pertens composing those bands ire to carry with. .thent andli - Weapon, as • they are pos. twat of, *liquid it lie 046.,leirifleee• . • "'Where the disirict 'eatilitthey thi companies are net tlo unite itt oftePOdy.;;btit •la leveral,•• fur local convenience, •'• .• • a' :It in any piaoes ere . a person to lb thouliii4 • • • • .alliitityYllOileiand the nonce's ithoeSn'are not to, :shiS person it to itistritet.tke , . :113*Illett plecettite riebes.of which generally oistists in flock* and grating - grounds, troops of ravalry may be' odeblished,.. bet •no violence is to lie*mPloyed• to faieleths.pemtle•into any.sacrifice of Both properly •tor.thithone,fit'of their country. ''' 44 'll : opotmelkas areto.bevievided fur the est*. fdishatent 'fitblic granaries, that 40e - saboodance •*of *one - Atte* may ptoltide • for the deficiency nf iaotbbt. - •'•-••'I•i! • • • • and if , any .forelg4 • raitee itithildittkrtere 'With our independeuce, we ltatt -itirseiret under our own ruins thaw eatifielt to it:l'Evett . shouldoer ancient friend', fiat WU' ntitibtiut •af power, declare themselves 1 6olast .our liberties, we will•rather s'ibthlt to s.Xterminttion.thAn renounce the betieurabittltle otAsanish Americans. • We do Aka a liel.leot lith "anti. W. avo tar tame red INA the titelearevids, .and from thi horror of their Governitintl,'Which Matt fill. evert • prrson, Whether Si/14M or. ithenvite, With dm. gestation. We here Oct vexations *or ditterbanoesi lirt.eontaitse Unaeldious ib o f it. etotiments„ , and + , "mad fraternity whiC4 has prevailed' in the glorhtfit, Revolution of Ca. meccas should. extend totlftitry. Department of Ye. • nezhelas. ' • , , *, • • iqj ar a c cts, 19th May, 1810. - 0 L& • Anlbng a variety of other &cements of perhaps 'equal importance, we have lists of Mementos of tile .distiagulibed p!lstarit.istestett with power in the dilfcieot detarteleatia.`iccclesitstical, 'dell, and %Ve :hatrWithiti the poetic druidism of some young Pittol4:4ottese proderednini were de livered, oseeittni 11,1100011 the Hail of Government, itsibipieseoce of the 9n ptemeJehat and of a prodigiou, concourse of people; cone retied to celebrate this interesting, awful, snit ,bluoiiiesg • - 1 SEA l iVittsol4l4:sl l t. " •:2 l 1 IE BATHS:U.4Iy . 40'Mo at T EST *ll% lvt= Sir W I LLI ANC PA iTON, after the' design of Mr. • COCK ER ant:tinder the • Slanagesnent of Mr. sod Mrs. COLLERD, fr.es Bath, are calculated "to • add greatly to thr couvenienres of 'tins' failtionalde Waterlbg place- The revervoits, containing several thnevund easy of water, rhaaged Nick tide, are re than surecient to afford a couthatal supply • and for the advantage of those who prefer bathing under shelter, the entire of the building h roodtd.... Two spacious sw imntingbath. are pftwidesl with dresil rooms to each • one of them appropriated for Ladies. • The Cold iaths are pnwirttlarly convenient. The Warm and Vapour Baths have all Oressiag-romns, brought to a proper temperature with warm air ; and a Coppiag-room Is ‘ed up on the most improved plan. Bed-riming are alag e. o. vided in the Bath-house for invalids; and a handsome roam is cossiantly sappilft with MI kinds of refreshaseots, commanding a delightful view of the harbour, shipping, Be. promising to afford an agreeable lounge to the visitor. of Toby ; together with a spaciom vestibule for servnuts and attendants to ....it in. In short, the Proprietor has left nothit undone which may add to the accommudition of tae Comparw. • The rates itf Bathing are unusually moderate; Subscribers for the month or season will tip d them particularly•so ; to ) ,itiu•Sulncriberstheexpence will be as follows n. d. Private, each venom 1 Do. if mere in a family, each Seinsthing Bath- 0 Shower Bath 1 ii *aim aattes.• at OW West , SUN BURY, i;impten, and Twickenham. Twice a Week. UXBRIDGE, Ewer, Mims, Southall, lines, and Hil lingdon Cart, Twice is Week. WILLIAM B. Slot; syrits and Co. respectfully acquaint. their Friends and the Public, that they will not be account able for any Parcels or Luggage, Ike. of snore than Five P.ittnils Value, if lust or vlaniaged„.unless entered as such, and paid fur atcordiagly, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow 'hill, Landon. ••• • ••.ar , SI - - - OF TFILIIIIIIINME JUNTA MOTZUTING 111111: IGUTS,OF FURDINA MO VIITII I IN " MOST • EXCELCENT re;lo,i,eo. from your ExcAleitcy of die 1,50,4 f, last, acquaints us with by the body, calling itself a Council of 14geney, to,remedy. as much as possible, the eillict big:disorders wised by: the scandalous abuses of authority, whin S for .10 years to the present time have prevailed, closing. the gate on persons of knoWledge, patriotism and._ merit, and at the same time opening it to others.. who were depraved - and immoral, to the manifest, prejudice or the interests Of his IVlljosty and. a( the Public. . 46 The.Snpreme Junta - , whisk - pinsent• Terns these Provinces, seas with plc:lsere the in., tendons of that Body to, sopptcs, the. pi i blic abuses, 'but With pain the inadequate means takes. for the purpose ' • such as the Detre, of the Cen. tral Junta of A.ranjuex.,, of the2Oth of October., whiCh was wholly nugatory on the reimerfef of the . Junta to Seville, when practices - Mitre disgiatiettii. were resorted to, than- those which - degraded the' Ministers under Charles I Vtli. • 66 This country has • bete oppresied l . more if possible by intense! despotism), •then , by . . fereigu: extortion ; it hal been coutinually outraged by wicked Gbvernurs, whose igiturance and repeat, have been greater in proportion to their distance. frontthe centre of authority, - To that aulhurity we hafe in vain looked for redress, and we have enditred all 00 dist:Fan aaosatiaa's oa suck a IL' •• • ' [This importApt,lonertunecktthep proceeds Pellte tfrlletin of caLsositics sod the incest of injostke to whist' these remote IMPRESSED with a conticionaness that their deviation from the general plan has been highly bent& eial to others, and improved in their profxssional acquire ments by the usatarky. •of near 20 years experience, Messrs. CU ItltiE mid Co. continue, with imitated ardiiitr, the ent dication of those Disorders which are the consequence of illi cit indulgence, or the destructive habits of the inconsiderate Sehoul-hay. In professing the cureof these cninplaiuts, they hold nut no inducement to vice; hut, sensible us all men must be of the eaistenee of such citualties, they offer their twist once as regularly educated Surgeons of London, and of the Itoyal College of Edinburgh. - In all cases of. Siphylitie in fection, and in every complaint of Debility and Deficiency, whether arising from the infatuation of a certain destructive habit, long • residence in warm etiolates, free living. or any other cause producing a deficiency of manly vigour, the !sa lient may rely on a speedy restoration to *gems health. Their improved plan of curing Strictures of the Urethra has' been attended with.peculiar success. Strictures of ten and twenty years duration hnve yielded to their treatment in the short period of three weeks. Several Noblensen end Gentles men of the first respectability, who have laboared under this painful and distressing disease, having received a radical and permanent cure, particularly request that references may be• nvute to them. Assatistigtory evidences of the decided supe riority of Messrs. Currie ana Co.'s plan of treatment. Many tif these Gentlemen had been under the care of Messrs. Enter, Illeasiside, and other Surgeons of, equal eminence, who attempted theireare by the application of the Lunar Caustic' without success. Messrs, t7urrte . and Co. may be annulled by patients of tither sex with the greatest secrecy nod honour, at their house, No. 107,!Hatton-grwelen.—Patients in the coon-. try, stating the particulars of their case, inclusing a remittance for advice and inedleines, will have the saute given or son to my pact of the United Kingdom. • N 0.107, ',titian-garde°. ' Each pens*. - 2 6 Chiltra • i .. •7 R • 2.0 Vapoor Bstll , _ 3* 0 . Feastgatisig • • 9' 6 Cupping-room . 2 6 • Tepul. Bath each 1 OP Three or roar in a = Ash llot Shower Bath • " .1- 6 ....,..• The Iletlis.'reatiy isit ill hours , day or n/gbt—the Warm Bath arthrec-quarters of An hour's notice. In addition to the Bath, Tenby prweries advantages to he met whit ire tew other places.—The Livery Stribles and Coach !louses, lately e‘coated by the same architect, ale very estessivr, and equal lu design to any In She United Kingdom; the Isnw are remarkably comrsiotiotos and good ; the Boarding-house frewaeoted hy. the most finliionahk per sons; several Lodgingllot sett havo:beeu lately built ; the Bolls are held weekly • , . T ;pre is coat/tided -by the , 1 itatband Bristol Cowto its ; • the rides sin the squib and , • . The Market Is f ridgeay are deligistla ttraished 44 with provi3lons fumes the iseighbourins :cam.siod coo. stanilY impplied with,fkitilioeisthe ha.;. s. The .. The weekly Packets front Brisnil• soot noWafortil mi . et pedi. ties , rnoveyaace for' • who ili4llke travelliag,.but also bring i n a cooliatial g of all the rostoeniineks ithel-luxu ikrststis nes of lifeg aod t . ais not reodeccd partieukrly ear " of by the KIM ,incoroteipm broli.nbadou its Ill cinity. a,- •: • : • . ' • i. i ••• • ~ • • - ~' _.,_ . '-; ti Thlsday was publi9hed, • I Int Volumes sietaird,' price 21s. beard*. • • SE IL 11l 0-201 S, with appropriato PRAYERS • • • . impeded. . • • By the late . Rev. TagOPH MIN I.lNnsEir, IL A. Formerly. Fellow' of St. 3ohn's College, Cambridie and Minder of the Cotytregatioa id ItaieiNstreet. Sirruid. • Printed for. J. Johason,•St. Poufs Chnreh-yard.