The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-31 00:00:00

* -7- 7 7.07.7 r." ...1 ...., mini t " .4+ ~;. -i~•ili ,s. • r • 4. r ,~ 4 .. No. 1381. • _----- .1111,ACK and 'WHITE LACE Da ESS and .11 elegant articles in Hritich Point and Patent Net, con sisting of long deeves, Chetnisets and Tippets, of various 'beW sitars for 11,11 drys-, a beantifof collection of Lace' Caps, a variety .if Coliturc.l and gold and silver ditto; Paris Nett ares . ies, nod variou% new • witching Silkc, for evening •thr.s; t h e whole at price% considerably lower than at any. vthrr (s t oics's:Ode house. FOII,II,EST nod Co. 28(, Hi g h Um born, INDIA SPINWLS. • ADI ES or • G 1.:31%10EN having cuticula ...LA INDIA SHAWLS, or Gnu) and SILT Lit AIUS. :1.11 , 4S te.dispso. a t airt weave Out full- Yalta in Cash, on date no p,licatous, at %TAIT/111A 'tad EVER /NG ON s estlA-WL, MCSLIN,and LINEN WAREHOUSE; plot-,greet. Wye of ihriske-street, - vastest variety is conmonly nn Sale: _ toil s bee to appriv, their Friends, 'abet la sonseqnence of the recent reduction in the price Of Littens„. • ties. are now en;ihled to oiler the most complete Assoitmen iste t IRIS!! LINENS, 'TAIIL LIEF E, SHEKTitiRIS, nod. FAN, tLy .LINEN of.every Description, a the first Ealqic„. npm the.most'ativannegeotts terms. T.K.II4IitiIIRERS-11011E I'ILLAES, • AN ADDITIONAL PRIZE OF Z 20.000, AND TICKETS AN E 1) STIAIII23-CHEAPER•AT TON , COElNtimr., near the Mansion-House. TIT E present LOT TEIt Y, to be dr,iwit OCTOBER 19. inchides Five Prizes 0f 4. X10,000, by which the Chance of gaining either of those Capitals is in. teensed:One-fourth. Ticket& and %area *ill shotity thereffe an immediate porchnse will prove a certain raving, t Faro's, 1, CORNIIII4. ' Whit snit, Aizteen 'Six (revoke, the only £5 , 118() l Prize shared in the last Lottery, N0.t1,763; laid in the lempreleedisig tauntbi Capital:if!) Oh, amount of •E*11,01.10.., ' • • FIVE PRIZES ENTY, TILOUsA,N D pow:jos , . • i i - ZWIFT ,atit4Co.Cplitvactors with, Government , ' ( or the present STATE LOTTERY, beg leave respect fiillv to inform their Friends and the Public, that Tickets awl Stine. are ao,rtai Sale it greet varieSv At their Offices; No. 11, POULTRY: No, Yl, CIiAIt.ING-CROSS: and. ALlylikTE:JitfilisSTßEET. The Scheme is entirely new :—there are fire Prizes of Twenty Thousand, Pottorts enetv, and numbers of the Tickets are redtired tty Four y0,,,,,a5k1 t from which it mast. he stivisnw that the. Ch.ore (if gaining a Tsfenty Thousand PouuslPrize izgrrally . . lirthelpst Lottery SWIFT aati• Co.. had. the satisfaction% of selling erf:Tlventy Thousand Pounds, NI hi Siiteeliths; hesidesyt,xcral inferior . , ' i•-' 4 •• -; -IitONEY. •" • •• • 1 . • PR.IYA.TE AUCOM 1131).ATION. •• •••• 1 'I - . AM '.4.lll.'7 . o'i ° 24Tklilitrt.ll,. of PRO. iu PERT Y 'and. ICESPW 4 j. , ...,stikdriviv,'friltil . 4 311 V preg l ittattnerieney,itte'in want n ;Pt.. ' a U N Mat Asm commor)ATtaY, either'- knilinratli 111 -- pl i t trtio di ii'. ua ;aid We sauna; 1 MAI EIUKT LinX. -O w.. attint ~.0 Vi,/p any amount, . Heirs 4„Nobigiupt ia,d , lieutiented die. t itrtun, rant have it int their Perinnst•fteurit.. • •• • t',-. : .__. ~ Pennant application.: "received , kW srew t he e t ioke ßle rs' and Three ticineit,nueLLeiter3, pain paid , to Meltsfc - .tri and Co;Ne...3 . ll;B.iiev4treet. St...Jalnes'P. - - .* , i MOP.Iii.Y AT Lit(MT • • Pg.g: CliNir.G • I,l ', L0A319. ' •• .A.Dithear OKS r iTtM EN may :belitirAft ' s' LA wc ytteetymte: "VI t 0, ,, c5),000,• lit any itomiii nod the atlxtettearittflt4hm the seintrily stiveoed Freehold. Le I. twy hold Zaates. 711migy • in the Food.. Clergymen's Liyinxs;Wititms''.l . ointirvi Mirtiage, Settlements, Late.Anitoitirs, the. orgeod per.onal sectsriv. A priieat &ion tag, gyl,ewo (4....1 paid) to 51 essrs. Pittler 4113 Co. VV... 9, `l.tittrer ttotes-street, Golden-Nu:are. (Noe town& essuncev, ' ... *ANNIIIt6 I , gitt,6l.i.ALZ .. .:kis nig WILL • •1•14}: cifaNTOR. * . fp? Yeats Purchase for. AnOtt:' hies secured wu Freehaltriaarnie Letneitora Plvtiserty; , • •• ?decay .11; the/ ands, IS dsowasnirint..'4c. '4* in .grind permsi vaini 4 1 14 4 ic9•1 5 .14 1 0WelY • inforined alto I can be.cireete4 alth their .respec! va-ileeoritie.; ihe • and vernious'ili3.iirpointrtaats rtqdelitly euinplained• nr, at all lbws °hearted. • •r .. ' I .tiaenrniesof every deamiplintlaCilacia(Miltigh:OeATil.q4 punctual i t and / • • .' Vermnsal A ppliratiat To. 16, old rturliaelod-tretlo'scni ------ i '•• ' - 41INIlaiDGE IV VOA •if A Itli,Vlft ItAil ittikff t.,! ••.. . . .1.1 .., ..., PIeNADILT.,I47I•Nrnii ..7.) .*; • • . , lip o IitiNTSO . N. bogo.loavo tp inform his'Frient l P: t 40, o .11P . titid the Puhlie, that lie tyreeicing!rint hie • liialointrltwv 4 fresh sun* ui . clim i e dcw,aptiOn n the Tuatirldge II are Liar, t; w '" irhich iieletorivietl to sell 'Wholesale, Retail, ntur fins: Etrisoritrtion 'et 4s . low Serms as any House in hondoiror Tigsbrike Wells.* i .. • ' • A great CIFICIV of articles mad: of W oihite wxtrOVLeales to orttainent.—Old Tunbridge - 11 7 l i tre reßaired dna' vs 4 nis:l[4; or taken in exchange for new.—English and Dutch Toys. with d 1 kinds of genuine French tont Ed„ollsh L'erfuarey. The faohkruit4eGione of the-Unit-AO the selbittl rger to he o.et with in great latrietv,it 7tObiosOn's•Shols• . . .:... • .11Y11 EN 4.. FA VOUJOT4.. - • 1. KDANE 14. 1 ‘ EVER bests, most re . 13.1. sir drolly to aequallt tbe ability, ercttry, and her °macrons and disevimlnating Friends of the •Fashinnable World. that sifter mach stud) and auretaitti nr, attention, she is. happy to announce, that she lint introduced for 'keit rip-. r ittn such an unriv a lled and mail/elk ASmitinent of SUNIIIEit FASHIONS, as she humbly cottneives"tviilf At owe arrest the attention of the Nobility and Gentry, and point out the, dist in•uished sup eriority, and: %Metal play of her Establisrinie;et in S - t. Janies's-street.-Ainollgst numerous other novelties has &Nit introduced an entire, new Hat, which, from its fanciful and peculiar taste, Ink• beep; ino,t happily designated by a _Lady of distinguished rank- 7 The Ilyineu's Favourite. --No. 59; 9t. James's-skeet. FOR THE Tictffiu•i_vt) punts. 13*31::11C OF . priAaL, and PEARL; a I)ENTIFItICE, laveuted bythe late Jacob Irenkt, Dentist to her Afajepty alai the Prince or Wars, are „realtyEtperior, both inelegance elficacy, to any thing hitherto made lose af; they will catch:tar:preserve. the Teeth id a sound state, even to old- age". wig reader they ) whitvohd beautiful *Waist the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are toast., ?seep such as are arctic - Iv deetWed frOm becom inz worse, prevent the Tooth 7 acti, pirfcelly tare tor-Scurfy in the Game, stud wake tloon grow aim and Close to the Teeth. They.likewisse render the jlreatb delicately sweet, and remedy all t how Ms .rderot that are the eanselpienee of Scorbutic Gain, and bad Teeth.' • They commie to be poW, wholeaale and retail. by .Bayley tutd Oleo, Coeksiutr- t rcetlOmoulon, price 9d. each ; and retail by T. 5C411134/I (late . Partner end Successor 'Mr. 1 lemet), George-street,. Hotttvci-Vtluire. , Nole ftreGeiminet orbat have the words." J.:Hensel* Ra)ley and rJew, Cocluipacaotr4t,",cograved in. the Stamp fled a L u ba .8 11 .4 yl e y !um, I,:oclispor-Street, Condon, weird on the bark of each BMWs and goy. N. H. The .ESSI:NtIk. -is- tittrticulariy reconomendeil to Parente nod Persons w mo have the care :of Ciolldreu, ac. he. greatest pre.erinto ie of yowle r andituder Terl b. 21 Extract 01 :t Letter front Worcester, to Flarciny iakg: }lent .Markei, Lawton, Axons In. tlw . Proprietor is r- r: T.l y Ltllt'S R_CMY.D Y. fur I)_EAPNES4, - Arril; ... AcIiEItGYMAN; rceitiesit iti esie (...4tioeie • Wortestei, who Find been ttir ninny years 11e 404 4*. be CillkillralPtilly collect veny perfect sown) i hrough :no -tar trwstitet., his received so mart relief train skin, , ,. 'l'.l I' LOWS REMEDY Foa DEAIZMOW, that he tlza flaw hear tia well se" to he *hle to juin in ctinanon c..eversatimlEntid . jihnce in she P.opsirtAteof th'n ealeltratad Reinedy,.he ;igen a refereure to the Printer at.she 11 orct.iter lieralit t !' • juitity au) inquiry as to this salons*: Cure. 4•• i . S nil by every Medicine-vender or ripui e • in; the 'll4 Xinstinve, et 13e. {id. pet Battle, Duly it,cludetl. „ • . ._ . `P j + ~p~ ~ .. N. .., . * . .. ' • • • . . . . . - 'l, '• i• - • • • 1.04 . V • , L.\ . . , . . . . , v. # • 0 .- --, -.- 4 ..., ~,; - : .--.7.14 7. tir,:.:...- ... If . 4 . ..:. . e• ~,,,,, • i 1 ••:?titi : ;.- . • ' • .;.• 1 ' . Pt"• - •• ''' .., - -t \ • . . . :••• ! • , ...• .. • . ,• !,..,/ wit ', :- . • , • • .11* •" 6.- . 1 . oaf 7 • .'-),,.. h• e" 0 :.! .C 5. . . . . •,:.• - 1,• _ • • .. t,_,: . • . 01 •,-ic .. . •••>: • J.: 1 ...-1 . . 1.;,. 1 1, -.: /..*, ' • — I ._ s; . .• . • -...— \ y•-.., ....:00, 11 '. wa , .4. v . 41 15 4 - „ 1 , I• . .. ' .. , ...7 •.. 2Y- / *;' . • . ...:i 1 'A . 'll \ s * 4 - - -' - '4 Nt - 7 /. . ” 0 t. • ..: • . 1 t . - .. 1 1r - . - -.-- --- ..........-........--...---............-............-............---. ..... - -- - • . . . I ' •-‘ ' "'' ZOX I DON : 1E7E804 r Mei $.l • I 0 ' - . ~ SALES iiik ;AUCTION. • ' . . Prime MADEIRA and. Fiat Old war wIN It, Capital Rich-flavoured ,C 3/1:91ilt, , copitip,pftewpy..aad . floe Old kribt.- . . " -•• . • • By 1 4 IBEDHAV land iIeMPHRIES, ,' • t i; 117,141911,1t0W3 Ibis of Astioist ' nod fullussiag Day, at Do usilve o'Cdoelc, r 'IWIGHTY ,EN,ISr IntimE MADEIRA, , 1124 aid Eighty tliiteti of goad Port Wiiie; Thirty 'Dozen of rith-lavoula tvdei oPorty Gallons of ("serialise Cogoiae Broody) 'party diith of fine obi Jamaica Rum; the. whole.: lotted suitable for Private ramilies„aud,sentborad free of ex pence, if nut snoi tisluitirb 'antes Croat the Mort, *herd ca.. :talogues maV belted; and of the Auctioneers, N. JO, Broad : e,stg, oyAkfe.4!ige. . , • , • - ..,. . .. - .eriI.ARES" la - ttfe 'BAST: tAINEKON, Ai KN'f; ►*O. L , SOUTII lab ( itoi. -1int.4•0*6.1% t Ltd . wis r ! . MID I)I,LS EX %VAT Lit-WORKS ;-- Kennet lull Avon, .firstotl Union Wiltoond Hells ettllalAr Oibe gbart. mit) 'O OO. 1 11111iirter'irr otli , er . libabil - iralncfititOdlbfett rive . BhAres in the illin:olletc.inl. Pook,s lour M. Throw Old, sad Two New 110/. „Shares in the Golden-lute Brewery. i • Thirtoeo Shares in the Highgate. Areliviay ; 'Fifteen ditto tathe Gus Likht Com pnny ; Soveilhietrandreil l or SOL ettli4s e fko : licitin/t , Alit Vereionoy. Atslf.tt!eril iilutrevi in lire . tusk Lek. invil Pire ' itonquice Coinpanie ~ will e g lif /LUC 4s, TON, • by . '191.3I011;Attl ' add . IfUhfrittß . ''as • the Auct . Mart, TO-MOKR,(IWoht It of Angus, at ,Twelve .o'clocit, My order of.thg Progrietor. Particulars lir/ifs:l, Atkin/ft Mitt, the SeeretareibiSee A add of the' Aftetioneeis, lio.-14,. Rivaitorrees; loyal Ex, change. • ' — . 11;t1 • , .a ', •' • , 14. lb "be next Sale of Shares pdll btt, ow .f il e I.slh,'sind ' ' thi First anV Tilir*Weanoidaiy s !rti*e milting' Nisitis k at iU • .BILTI.IIO'SIIEF.ti. • '' • " - By TiROSI.AS MAR FIN mid CO. • At Uley, ia the County ot Gloucester, ou WED NXSDAY, the '2d of August. at Ten o'clock in the Fiirellooo, (from • the-Flock or 1 1 , OW:SHEPPARD, Lao.) ABOUT TWO HUNDRED. MERINO and highly Lime& MERINO ,Rif1i1,A.. 7 41)- WES, com bining extreme fineness of Wool, with insprosed beauty of Form. About IH I RTY RA NlS,*suid sock very fine RAM ' LAM 89: otibesanii6 Breed. The Fleeestestill be - saibmitted 1 for impecrind; with the Lots. • • • • 1. The Proprietor 17( this' F lock began the. Merlin' treed IF the year NO& and" was hnnoured by the Reard•of *gliesilttire ' prithatietluld Medal, for his growth of Merino Weal of the 1 year ISOG. Uley is distant from Tabot) . eight miles ; Dur sly three ; Kingscnte two; Gioticester aixteen; Rath twenty tour Miles. 11 The Sheep to be soeo the dray preceding the Sale, and Ca. ess. lint( of the Itailit, at the rano, and of the IlroltbrS, .140.1,7, • L"oleinitti-41 reet, tondati. -: : ' . ' . .:• - ' • ,BIANGLO 111E1r.I.NfO tiIJJIoP. y. rilosAs hiAltTlN'and'Co. •„" ViLEY, its the Caanot•hf.6kmeestrry oit TinfOUATI 144 e t 23,1 of AMOS'''. WO; a Tea o'CloelOss the Farof . . . noun; •• • • . ; .7-• • • ,A saLtaljON' Of .-006 Aiwa-tooth EWES; :t2. about '2O RAMS, par 'pure Blitt4; ILA 280 Trio-tomb. ":11".1,41.11KR5, Ale Property of AlLimpts." 14t)TD, late of, NOV I.Dt/liffki. -• , The original Flock cenaistli' of at 1000 pire Smith sislidErve* &we boos croeted jeans meth Steritto guttE. ov-isfura4C-1,40 lustg*Trol. to bear all U ya. :mous ,labostrs.of Agriculture; to produce scent fineness of Waal ; a Carcass di-pored to fatten, aad e( the most derir abl • •Uley U.distant fram- Tethery S tgiles, Dorsky 2, King.. -ease 2,srleeee at- Itodboroogh.a. affatefi" Hall 2,..Gloaceat, ter 10, Bath '2l. " • Tette' viewed the 464 preceditia 010,441 C. at the Middle Weenter Fieldk,st 12,1!y ; *here 4:Malikve. ma be had; ..saslevillsi• *am', IS Zoka*O-sfreet . /I_l • - ' .'"' • 'Xtstsitiovrctratb • ' 441 " • : ...- ..::..... so 8 4 4•• ... ' rjr4flE:inserier lir Ihid, ii"Priifett lime kiiiir4llo . kis, .11.1. the 1? ten years,•atiendid meaty PWouin is.• ni Miler hotrithe li trive-Disease, and by .its enemies Mae ' lire Itha teetiso Aaiun:we as to diacover a IIL,DJ_DINE.that 1 .:( 5 so 1N F i tLfia in. El . CURE for CONsumrrtOms. by, whigkltfedicine he has cured many when given weer 'by entl litti. itlittysleiass, and when in the last stage of a 4wtSdtaptinno :attended sw ilk Cough aid . spittiog of Wood. ~.&e. ader these circumstances, and at the reqn?st ot his lf s. and ' the suany•Persuu he has eared; lie therefore - OW 'publicly •infers it to hose who are inhottriog under the above.--11.eftera R i c o: . r i , lit ) ti a d r r y e . s i t:_d b f o u ne r A. London, Na. i, w i tob ti n a lt e rett s; : n N e ri a t t h e , atiOnti)o. . '!• • . .._ ----~- '• PP CTP,E, ' SAUL'S. TO EE EFFECT L • ' . ririlESE invaluittle • Medicines have been tined' .ii :with never -failing mem . for a peviod n( 131 , years. Mr. Marhl;, of St. Ives. is a,striking, institute of the' efficacy of Dr. SAUL'S GOLDEN EIOE DitOPS. 'lle lost his Sight in Egypt, and on hie return to Loudon he applied to 'thelivst Otalist, without 'receiving the least benefit. ke is mriir restored to sight 6v the use of Sauri Eye drop!, • The ANTISCOR.BUTIC PILLS' art allowed by Medi • cal Meh of the first eritliettee, to be Superior to tiny thing hi 'that.* 'mono, preparatory t. Sem-lustiliog, vig they remove FeVerish Heat from the 'Hood, expel Wind, and give Strength and Tone to the :Nerves , and mity'be taken witlrottlA the Mast alteraticerin that , ' • • • . • SAUL's .E,SSEN CE OF LILY ROOT, .la an elegiac . apd cooling, Wash, retonv.ing Pimples, Vrecktei, lteduess of the Face be Sonbunit givingit healthful blisoivi and btaisty 10 ,the c om plegioa,-aud , still be foisod useful to tiehtlewen after' Shavin,:. • • • The genuine hfedicluesare sold at the DiFpensttry;47, Muth. bane-place, Ostoed-tarcet; in &loses and tiottlet 9d. i and lb. each. , A DVICE- =Whets Men of . et/ttatiatt and prO- .171'1V..sionzil'slitt we persevering imtleaviiiirs to discover the. most safe and. effectual timtl. of treating .11 few pre ending Diseases, the. successful result of their experience jo the best proof of Superiority. . , Messrs.' GOSS - end Co: Surpass, 'after being regal/Fly., iditrated and initiated into evefy. bratich?of the pr op, ,(certificates of *Mei,' front different Ildapitals, and ' teal mauls from the most eminent Pliksicifitts, the, tinsel* con.. 'vine any Enquirer), were induced so make the cure of"the, followide Diseases flie.olgeit of, tiwir,pactioilar study, Ifs. 4 CILitTA DT DlSOlt I)ER" i 'frequently coin rk ii ed Ina mOntent of intoxication; itid,iis csdiemiiitantsi STRICTURES- s (ALERTS, as also. 014:11 LITY, whether sirloin* from. Bac . Ai:lndian indnlgences, long residence in warm climates, or a ' SlieltET SOLITXILY V WE; . too ofteu uthappily pursued 'lvy pie Y.neth or- both 'rests fin Ole . net It will be fouled' ) -A "A,IT ',lrv,/ fly% attv vnst flg . , 1141AIVElNii"44 • ' toellnK%of STERLLITY: or HARI:LI:I4N ESS, and in the '' ""''` '''''' '— '--'-- —' -- ' . other occasion 9, itainerons train of 'nervous diseases_ official .r .1111 E• LILISII LINEN .COMPASPs ESTK. •rit not timely remedied, terminate iri• imporelicE an • ..1., BLISIIit ENT in this City conantenced with -r tlie CONSUhI PYLON. !" • '. thfinitiftlitali now going on Ten limns.; their 111140c113 was Tne result of a .long and extensive. practice has enabled ressoved in June 18 . J.L font' fiIbEAT ittiSSELL 7 STItEET them, by a superior method, to effectually remove thnee dis- to So. 4,, OLOOMSEUIf Y.-KQU Ant... , • . orders, however inveterate or cumntieated, without .sub. Stare par iterfiroul,*yerok.g t ifiesi Orapers. used alt their jetting the juttient So the least restraint in diet or exercise; i . en d ea vowrs tit put the fuhlic nftrity,froeu our Homo', ripe* tend ki blight VI N Clt EAL CASES, where an early n oplic a -; .ing eeveso. petty i;nitatiaia 4 , soak calsyliwatinAdvertiscsandll dun is made, after discovery of the Infectiorl,lhev pledge theta- nearly word Cut: ward, ,by which top) , mistakes , have -beer, ielbes toperfitrro a eure in did send intervaloferval aloe days, • • caused. ' - _.t . . . .. likbi The unprecedented succe , .4 of their mode, of trentinent.ba , .The Oita) Linen Cotartoy are tberelbr . entilige4; to , tete cure of the above complaints ( which liaS never been 'known, that their any films, in't.ondon is No. 4i'9istrits side I:noisti to fail in'one single sinthnee in twelve years practice," / ot illeeinstiery-sqeare; and,irrattisalfor the litieritipatronoge during which period many persons of both sears have been. which thay have exp,erimiced.ftete, they shall strictly adhere .cured, „even after Severe and injurioni methods haffheen pssi- - taiblit lsonourabie 60001 whiciPtit is presumed) tais"ifts- I sued by other practitioners without KeetVladates Wry,. *nod 4t._,. -, , I • 'Goo and Ce.'to thin 'Publicly offer"iheir tadricee They inay • 'fgarli"Piete h (ifs Atonal) inanmed as to fabric, Ind to he lie consulted by either sex daily,-Petttrisilia or ltlyr lend ~ t bleached neshititneseend the Mosey returved if a f • J• 0 with invialaWe secrecy, delicacy, and at anion. . peen.- . -06e grirmatarbolesnlehrice, Rod no bee aid` ice. Palierits in the Co sit incloshigts• flank - Mote, are re- gir /en Ardcfe sold but Irish taw, nothing. hats at questetlio ;dale 'the particulars of laiewSwilt, ikgr, and man. . Place.' - -,.. •-: • , i• ; • :• . .1 1$ s . .- I, _, oi N , lied ai living, and tutviee and asedicitte will he,fqrwarded to !a?. o — ftWexeculed ptinciunifirliffigt fer .11, Ire any.pnrt.of the kingdoin. ' • .- lord, vArs.,. . gel:lira. ULM and Co. I/; IhnlYetie-itfetti•Fleet—Ftrtet. ." e• igool v liloinsuborpsquare. .... 410 011 H o. : ° :7 l ii : ~.4601:,., is 1 .. . . • .. . s • R . • r . • LISBON MAIL. '~ ) • PRICE go; • • Specdilt will be published,' In too volumes tie. : IEILVA'FIONti• ON POPULAR ANTI. QUITIES, illustrating the Origin, chitily of our rd.; elf CestOon, Ceremonies, and Superstitions. • $y !JOHN. IMAN P 9 •A• Late Felton , ind•Seiretary to the Society of Antiquaries at toads& . • Printing for J. Walker ;. Wilkie and Robinson ; R. 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Si '!:' ' rrilE FIVII.LETTEIti of the Kigti Re n k , lA. DOCTOR MlLNER:which. pasted en is States. ..., jkaelosattw all th e PActs . .so,tbe impartamt fttnat between the Rev. DUCT 44 tli. Right Hoag ciEORGE PONSONlST,respeetio WM; and hilly 41126111011 V. and: wholly , ceossentf4 . 4.ol4soi of t he e IIITA at STARHOPRi•STRYX.:& - ,„ To which is =tided , at AIMRR/114adtsit tial sahsit4lo. ed by a Synod of all the I RIWII 'C AT 301 AC BISHOP!, held iu Dvblint!o_tlnyCsti of rebtaiery lag, to all ;be CA THOLIC and - WAN! I' hit lES .tir { ~ tagnilV,.Serm 21.--Ciudad Rodrigo has fallen, after..eiraitani defence at sixteen eat;. "'The enc. my were Pertii jo storm ir, . kut the Coiriniin. dant, seeing ah fartber:reelatance in vain, surren. dered on terms Wbieli - have nut yet reached us. Finch is the account: . bat . ,the general opinion is, that the eeOtny.Otruld bare taken, the place when. ever they planted,' butdelayed, ,aril appeared em. .6Srrassed, on .purpose to draw per army to its relief, which would have brought on if generalen. gagement in those great plains, where the enemy would have bad the advantage. As to Ciudad ito. drigo, possession or loss of it is of no consequence to either party, It fell on the 10th. . On the lame day, the enemy' s cavalry dei ouch. d en the plains of Almeida, and were gallantly , at. 'tacked and repulsed lir eight squadrons . 4r the .14th and 16th light Dragoons, ender CiCtal. Dot. There 'were 300 ihfiletry with the 'French in a great piceeiell standing . corn. Colonel Tel. 4ser charged them gallantly i they flied, and kill. id awe subalterns of ihn 16th end eight or ten privates. Both the .fOre.legs of.Colunel Talpt's -horse were brokeir the snim plitn it gl'fersteard 4 , ; the - Diktat fell' over his et the enemy's bayonets, who instantly dispitchedblm his toady has not ' , Wheel) recovered. The enemy 40:300 meta in.killed alone; our..lois was under 20. .'Colonel Talbot ie. universally regretted; was a native .of Malalible, near Doblin. Lord .Wellington continues' nearlyin the same situation he has hien Tor some time:- the enemy hover over all hit outpriety .L . ist donut venture to. melte an attack on asiy, F'orb csireiMistion -hie been de 'stroyed, fearful the dame, should Oblige our.army to cometo an action *in the plain. All the baggage of General fill's division , including that of the Portuguese, attached to him, arrived at Abrantes oat the 12th. The troops Strived at Cimpa Major, near El. vas, on the (retailers, on the'.l4lh. Maueria has [duly given hie, trims, n'little,pey.; he is said to have 10,000 men at Castropol, 18 leiguee front Cummins. It is art opinion rather geaersd here, that this will be a, campaigif;of posts and Mattel:ea vres;. no decisive action is, c.zpOfec) tp rake . We. can bring:6o,ooo, bayonets into the field. Masson) can bring 70,000. With this small advantage, he never will dare to make-so at tack, and attempt to advance into Portugal. lie mpst have 100,000 men .to veuture on each an en. terprize...*:. . . . . • 1,751107 ii 20.-We ire in'the greatest ex. pectistion wittiespect to. the. movements 'of ose army of Musette; "and are anxious to learn what will be his future operations& We:ltaso no !nisi. live accounts to assist us in our conjectures. We may, however, assert, that the able Chief who happily commands the numerous forces which compose the `respectelile_and brave army which defend' Portugal, observes with the greatest cir. cuinspectiee and judgment ':very steep taken by the enemy. 4 ! .7 TAILRAGIONA 9 - SURE • 19.4 , -We learn that the peasa,ats.of Olut have destroyed itt..thei Streets and Icieity d -that tows situ Iris 41.a4 1000 of the greeds: In all the villages of the province, which r.are free from the presence of tho.encmy, the pea lowytituro arming with the greatest activity„ to presecuto the arduous roiliest, and exterminate •the cruel enemy Who infests this delightful country. Lissom, Jur.Y 18.- , According to some ac counts, there appears 'to have been a slight action between, some Of ch i c advanced guard of. our army and the enemy', in which the laiteilave suffered considerable loss& fy,eecounts from Datlajoz, it ippears that the r Marquis:de la . Fromatia has approached that plate. 'The movements observable in all the provinces of Spain slew the spirit which animates the people. Everywhere the insurrection is iu full force, sup. 1 1 ported by the al siost infinite :limber o f flying I parties. There are reports of the illseinfrirkation of Tomedivisions of the Englibh, in the marititutt j. ports, best, suited to assist the patriotic exertions of the Spaniards;. - Bitiasoa,,fttat the first. days of this month an engagement took Thee near Paredes, two letigu .110 Taranciln, where the French 'were attached by Don Jean Martin. Four hen. dred of the enemy's troops were killed; 100 wag. Bons with theCtienty's wounded arrived at Madrid, end We have talon upw.:cda:4sl-$OO prisoners.- , - Our loss is incorisiAere,ble. * . . • • bh'imma.),'Juz.r4.—By superior order th e pleasing intelligence *.cortimnuicated to the pub. tic,: that of •the Poltik division whichied ot r entert. , d Spin Irian fen dap betk, have: joined treopkand light peak& ;in Itirtja and Navarra, and'llfat thp.rest, with -their bayonets fired, de. 'erkkedl m '64,0 cuemitstithe „Pacer* that they I : • • " • , Y. ~ • - • 1 , 41,137R . HCTIVE AMUSEMENT, Prose and Verse.. • OR. •MILNER.'S LETTERS. :•• •.; t ' • This DitY Was published, This Day witapublished, Prier 4 1.5. 61. .. Itt Oaslnree Volume, Octavo. with Thirty elegant bar.FrillE FIVE •LETTERS of the Kight Rt‘Vi; lop Oil Wood, price 15s. ; a few Proof Copies on Royal AL DOCTOR Altlalii EL-which. pearedin ne dada- fir‘iperl 14 53. - • • • mon_ ,jlerelopaw all the Parrs ~.30. the Imporaut ,FeiBLES, IN ' VERSE.---;- Question between the Rev. 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