The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-01 00:00:00

treated appraisers, remained lu tdies . subject Itt the _ declared b. they used the Rlisain•Od Alf `sir, Have these. The Proprietor is certain the aromatic ingredients Isis Rosh; Oil is prepared with, might - pireieni catching diienses..as it Is well known-Mutibealthy climate' subject to fevers, by the Cu. ternal use of Aro:natie Oils, escape the worst diseases. There are masysinipleutielestbat have. been thought little of, hat when - tried, are fatted of great, benefit, Also persona who wear false hair ought to use no other but Priset l e Basis-Oil, as It is net Holy . site;bebt f a i r dressing, alt it duet ant clog tle hair, &e. but also prevents catching diseases. It is se wattles persons velar wear - false hair; ate often afflicted with the headawhe, &c..as no, person that wears false hair knows 'thin object it may be taken from. It, is no w.oeler that the Proprietor has is Navy foreign Ordeal, as well as from persons going abmad; Earl Moira toot out a 4satitit v to 1-dia aalso his Serene Highness the Duke of Origins, at Palermo, in Sicily. has sent, erten far a dozen large finales, payable at Maims. Cass sad Co.'s, Bankers, Si rand. • Baldwin, the Consul hi Egypt, reempordettlls as a lie servattve against ceintagiotts diseases. a lithe Medical Pets. B astions, Aromatic Oils • are pal ocularly recommended *as i preventive, ae.l, in Malta ha, been generally recommended by outward app..icatian. 'ln Atomise., n great call has been made for Prince's Arm' mak Russia tat, but through the great demand some villains have there counterfeited. Sorry to say, that there are saute villains in this country trying to . amantfffedt this valuable -is* title. An American Captain has *lettered, that at one time in Philadelphia. twenty dollem :was peshevely offered for a gendine testae of Prince's London Russia Oil. Several eini mut medical men in hoodoo, use it themelves, as well as re manicured it. only do not like to base their names giude p u ma., Be palictilar in ;taking for Prince's Retain Oil, and sae that the Goverement Stamp is on the cover of each P o ttle, and no Fade,. rbt Ss. per bottle, or on ma e bottle, containing foar sll. at It. is, s a saving of ten shilliags; or six large for 51, duty included. Ladies mitt Gentlemen who Coustantly ate the,Rweip Oil, a ill Ana, by taking biz large bottles, it will Awing of fosse posted'. • •• . • t Sold by, the Proprietor, Prince, Dentlat —Observe. it is add' a Shop—efactly opposite N 0.7 ; the Numbers are irregular in John-street. Ozfinal-street, Loodoo. Sold also* by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty. New Bond -street; Hendrie, Perfumer to her Majesty, Tiehbortie street ; 'Bay leyeand Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Prin. ern,. and Duke and Duchess of York, Cockspuraureet ; Hard isr,.69‘ ; Newberry, 45, St. Posd's Church-yard ; Okey, Bow Church-yard;" Barclay,. 95, Fleet-market; But r, 4, C k henpsivie; Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Wither-, 249, Strand ; Baion, 150, Otford- street t Dail/bun. 59, Fleet-street Rigge, 63. Chentiside ; Bolton ' Tett, Horst Bechenge and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. • AETER SPENDING THOUSANDS (which' rah be proud by the Proprietors of the principal News . cpers), to make a valuablvarticte known , it must be villany in ally. one to reenterfelt it. Ste the tact Medical Act of Parliament, you will and Prince's Russia bit must have a Medicine Stamp. As, security, the Proprlotor has leave of the Commissitiners of his Majesty's Stamp Olice to farm hjs name, " Mr. Princeir rioted on the (Ornament Stump, Which is oilthe outsiiir:pf the zover of eachottle,—the counterfeiting is family . ; there:' fore any Shupkeeper or Ilair-dresser sellintt Rns.ia Oil, wades: any pretence whatever, without the British Government Stamp, at impostiws. and sellers of counterfeits. -As there have been girt complaints in the Country. they cannot get Prince% genuine Rnana Oil, thli•refOre, to accommo date Ladies :aid Gentlemen that reside in the roentry, by in closing a one p,,wid note in is letter, directed to Mr. Prince. Demist, 34n-street, Obford-street,.Lmtdon, ails receive by. return of each one guinea's worth, or six large for 51. Merchants, Captains nod Country Sluipkerpers, seeding their Orders to any Wholesale Perfathers or Medicine VeOders, theyslral with in London. a ill roceiveJiheral allowance. Be sure to (weer PRINCE'S RUSSIA OIL, as there are massy couutei feits. thetoss , on thitt , _ suffered •ily -shy act' of violent e, 'sieving that comrades aredot loons valiant than generous; and that the exceasbs whiciiirecOmniittedin sitch circum. stances are byjnotie more easily priventid than - with the ilarmy of " In this Pfort I have found four frigates of the enemy, the Ilfinntinomo, the Male:, the Four Friends, and the Britannia. Of *these the last has been desirous of sailing, but the wind have not per: witted it, and Is have, therefore, armed the gun boats to 'take possession of her, in order that the officers, passengers, traitors, and prisoners that are on bitard ma be landed. I shall appoint a commis sion to draw Op the inventories nf these prizes, and the other 'filets of the army of the enethy. • • • 66 The pri oners which were made it Yervas Bee: 'nos are delinered• up to me, and an 'equal number' fit defenders oil their country will be set at liberty: have abundsince of * arms, clothing, end ammunition) 44 The artillery that has • been dismounted by the' enemy,t shall immediately restore to a Proper slate; rawitilsaning fitly appointed my means, I shall hasten - Aor•billan to give the final blow to the miserable re sales of 'the army-of the Viceroy of Lima. ", I have discovered here a great quantity of muskets, of prepared saltpetre,. provisiona l and other efftirts, .which will j)e very useful to us:- • f** Dint Preserce you many-years. 44 JOSE MIGUEL DP. " From Ike Camp before Tokaloaauo, May 19." ject to Rear-Adntiral‘Brown, who evincideSery'diti position to checltsuch an unwarrantable pronebtifits, but unfortunately there was not a vessel of war in port at the time,, to go in pursait - of the Provitkniiia. Eztract of d letter„frcirn Mutant Etayfulatedtbei2d instant The Antericius privnteer'schooner, which sank the sloop Fame, .is.itill hovering , off here, end boards everriessel which comertonnd the , t4ttOffiL The Capfaill of the privajeer-behtived estreineirill to the Muter of the Fume,. who. waist severely , flOgged by him for merely endear6ntiag *Dome hlostett *ad people from capture, by running hissionel Itsttorerii There are two deep,lowded dbipe *if hertt , nolti. top. posed to ltikve opine roillid , from the 'North Ode to join the convoy ; they hove-to all night, acid Orono" dose in with the fray. • • . • -44 It is to• be hoped thit:the Decoisverterwill ilOod resume her station off :here, vl' frbm her superior ailing, and Lieut:Williants's knowledge of theyeast, this to be presuified she will entire protection to the trade on this side the Wand:" ,Ana. 7.—By the hurricane which...visited-no some days ago, between . 20' and 30 schooners. and. small vessels were either sunk; driven athore, or sitaserwisii/ ' esaterinlly injured In ear harbour.- . 19 :1.. ..t • In the _harbour of Port -Royal, there Weriralse sea' • feral small vessels lost. -The damage done to thli - houses and plantations in , varies* parte.of 'the isiget. .hes also been very. considerible:. The plantain wisTßO' ' Ave particularly suffered. Fourteen. privateers are now at sea, • vrhiCii hitii been fitted out at Carthagena ; and a new privateetv schooner, called the President, of eight guns, and a proportionate number of men, arrived there on the 20th ult. from-Nei York, when she immediately obtained an independent commission, and'proceedea eel A cruise. r I (the following communication from the Intendant. General of Porto-Rico has been received by his Gracrethe Dukc.of.ManChester, and by him trans mitted to the Mayor, for the information of thaw dearaerned i vi.r. I fr,ii " Prprtn.ltien t March 17, 1819. . '4 ° 1 1415, ? ,—,1 have lately arrived as Intendant-Gene. di t to thiS Island, with a. Commission from the Spa. milt government, Beth% in the .name of Our King Frrditiand,the Seventh, and I think it one of - my dintles to gire,your Excellency a full testimony of my 'true respeqt and high.consideration.. , 4 Wishing to promote by every means the wel-', fare of this island,. and show the hearty friendship doe by all ; Spaniards to our great and. generous Ally, • ram determined and, empowered by my Government to grant the benefits of a free trade between this 1 44, the neighbouring British possessions, on the largest scale. " Therefore I desire, with your Excellency's, good plgasere, it be made known by the puhlic.Pa pers, thrppgh your dependencies, that all. English. vessels and Pints will be freely admitted in every port. al* harbour of . :this island, without requiring, i$ hgretofore, : a licence .in each case; and that elk., sh*kjeo,to „knocked off I both for the importationd of Aitritiiii goods, and the-, exportation of all:kin4l4 ot ; PrOduce and merchandise, gold and silver . Isoner . -nS e ptcgptod.,,the duties,Will be . moderated. Briir q tl#_ It *Abjecti ikut „hero . enter into, And perform ,Al4 O pf icontrAc,ts. with 4 tltese of this , island, under., hi lioyatiy.of .the Spanish honour, and the poled ? , , ' g i Cxpernment, acid all. kinds of freedom And L icata ,_ ngt *II- bovontefl to their persons and its. _t A riti 4 o ll 4 ! 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I:, ~ .; - .. ~r.:‘,J,& 44 ; .1: a-,. .7r r . kit - VIZI I " to '• • ta loa it, or turn Get m ist' sirtio steed' ttie • .PIPPeo eandaqt.ef the Clieriganlikikiestedle, ,id To Which Will be added, . .. • eta 47^ tieveral,Ladies and Geffifillic Who ***ol i o ..,„ ~ . . aoirailtpiatviitaticistul , v , l' t i 4 i P 4 ' e f TON. 11 i 401 re ,toletiect ea tisett3eMlisittbilittt; bet *IA ' • LODOISKIL ' . - . , ' rnalliblie . ellt fin- )eitr-, and trom' the of that , ~„ - .f , .. 0 • ..,_ :'Buse Atrial )sally WM* 1 4 _ ..' 4 IST aidirpatargif ;Ole loettentletiti reprobating an d leadeasigreit to pet Th e jean so4sa eddied- at/ •balf Vied Ave echtelt. 'lli IR , :M e . 'Vile r . f i e.d ogr e • es.e n r rs u ir Z ed m i te . a g s t otr ' b lki,. ..'itr' ne. :,.,The,Mkni .._ ster of this GoVernmenti gia at haMpest t rib. F • . -t , ~ ' • iI . y t *sad the diferetwi-ittlAY rl fell 1 4 140441h.01 tie pretent'lleath4 lies:vest by to min ' titi - .41"" all " . liiratival. ' lltig:: ' N°4ktfilr alli P lhil4i44P o .• - ... ' • • . . , .. -, ' ti , _Aliv • declared atty. le . . Vietaer ordinary Courier the following document. : *: • i... 1 i lailtio tindepdorinnnediate observable§ I .o4lcli ° eatib ' •i - TR Eint-s-nota t.' OCOENT-01E1D13N. . - 4. i ?...s!'s , . oil in future. It ea the ' bests 1 .Hll' Imexerenreprehenstou then the inaeitedittlesliwittir ' . . l*g t tir Oc t , - 111 11 I S present -, , G,. .1, • Wjil --, .- , preps id, in the navelot to• lit doe 'DISHIATCH OE 'Lilt GENERAL IN cuter . or . THE ARMY' 4 kkoliat 41 ar rale hair 't ll ren/4 8 1 1 4°Fliblit . or Der.tvintieca TO• THE MOST' SEettEt.rief ki.c..A • .Ifiag an'Teehelsyl,‘and‘the !violation ',of; netttralitralf this county .' 'the schooner Pilo: hailitgon hoer& - - he perforated . • v ..A. ... - , , - 3 , -, - r N heir will I tor turn grey ; , i4 1 1400, - TIIE MERRY WIVES OF WI . ~, frit . . , • ieiUair.hy aatartto Mil etbmi get thin or bat*, P RE ' GOVERNMENT. - rams 'remain hi usiag the Rusk' I;I regolarly. 14 :' i f 140i10 EICIELICNT 511%-*W' r .h 1" ealeahledargwrof merchandise sails/tin the *Wm. • • 4 • I th-thi l , iWilleiV P lea " • hag farCiirthagene; *boat two hours after, %hoe* 4, which wi W adaed ' '• " 1. : Ike '' • ''lir ilehiE restored, ' Th ° s Pede 6femlem e ll tete I . Wee to .00vnosonleate to yede'Vacelleitty, the ',f,..' ii„,,„„i' „ wt .. „. , PAUL AND RGINAA• ' • • ffsat • • • v, . 46 Z : "'declared, nftee Using Patten . ftowsia Oil . all" OfeTilleattilltd ' itblehr this , teen effecteld -,,,,,,... ....- Si pert b, an armed sellsopeer,; ealted Boles. 7e. 1 uetiosii. price 38. 5ia..... 1 41., ja. 64,1 Be'. /. .... 0 , ~ of, the hall pistol became covered with tarn O f • 9 • the. rtievidencift, cleared! mit ,. or .BsetsiMarthe.L.a - , m. 0...., ilin—Loe Gaikry, Ir. ; Stolid Price, 1i...--Upper . frr , els auto, lb' &Mg k tfitoilid'h IN il milk rim* , after an attestof four house,. 4 %1 haste with Iwtiicb ,Th e nu Gallery, Is. 4 Second Price, ed. ervals. It ronsewee e•brow . l w ww . iii w r,„ w ol-l i ti ma reree a : l eo nt hiAi rst , i s As h w il re d i n t w or Y ~.1 1" j• me obliged es glee this Information In the *Rasta ‘.•perealiring . i -.- stood in s hots onslimemestegimeit, (411104 toy er , -- r - ' ' neaten loci Or sistr_ pyai ramilly # AS Icy Ladies WrW cW , ' ply dories to the simy I eimmandtemd tiiwerdt.io manure ,. Af ter we i t h ey i ,thi t i es kih e r e f ox •h ts o. ANTED, an APPRENTICE to a respects- neaten a diatilittleitt. kalif, will sal, wllea deeming With Many * Objects of argent necessitkiellaelirigew kb , . i , - up foe fore it9y4). . the; he II:174! Me and lucrative HUSiN MS. As the Advertiser is Otis Oil either TWA On 4,lta hatt,..that ft keeps •the'trat adratwiac in life, and hat no relation who eenseeceed him : ,he glow, and no exersiselshatever Will bring ~lt: n out. or furti tia bc to ' Atkin the few robaequent alit SW. '". 1 ' ' ''' to cat Istr wily 'heisted Royal, ecoleurtraeit tkeae glift • • 66 Our toes in this 'action has wit ' wishes to fad a well educated youth, or resWllidde iftieneektaris, - *he,. day. . that be may Waren and bring forward to oi shade le the coo- that have wed qalresh. Ile a r" l4l r7 , I tetbe r n ond where Ittdei tad one member of the +Ho • elhl il t r ie ai t ivi ,. erne . ii . ii . Ig: 16- L . ap het , 'lid ffrom'the direction sot thd IMO; -AMARA cern, and finally to suezeed him. Pre '- ' _ the albeit f or rewtog t eir hair whe y ah , a • • ,•. • 2 , , l ittle doubt but that tht shot f 441 asirere ' ; tilt Ate ftst46 An adcaente premium will be expectPti.— nape?. will he there have been fevers alt/ meter Memo"' ,:havE remarked they What may be ltitetosfor;the ertehty I Imre itot 'ascot- trier was fortunate enot/ghtwreach thephrt Isi Malty.. treated with, by opa irNI to Messrs. Satiate's, Aartimieers and I have ml_o4lloo ilk Percy.' I. # ll ,_i t a, aw. vend Pi d dle; 111;1 i had tamed, hat I hive the hanoiness . teletfuri Von Ea- Apptaisen, New Bridge-garret, Illackfrims.., been subject lb the tend-aehe ro , years, have re are. s nee - '' • • - r - k cbeimintimitidn *as Immediatelt Mode tie the Wit,. the• tiara the Russia Od for their Mir. have Iheeo relieved.— cellency that an chi occasion the prisoners.have not ! rort to Rpor-Atlntirolilrown_ who oviirciaititett'difil * T s. i ,40 awe the r.our •to tp;; ir tr. • :_ , ----r--- Hr i-aiiii i . •--- Mare -a , AI • • _ ! -,,..1 ..,.,, lisi. , 0. ;: tc tl. da n n X i t inera nDEß.dt p t i r to. fit it E ic e. o. . 1 ' 1 4 NO R • tinvernor of the • 'll . • ' . 44 4 04 ic,l 4 1 c, etc." . .. . ‘l 4.Be. '• Gentleman of the name of Wilson,". .. t . • . - - . 1 3i cis td - .oslb.lialds, Ludgate, and Clerho r , * ais i ‘ ttp f‘ OW r stOttireaapted a large supply of boanik ` beselt4TlA: le4llund.veli4lous improvement of the 1 witattisil. P;ooorilhe,re. ;Ar . ~ r , 1 4,S ; ft i #1,; #i• l i ; t i r.vitill . the - e tiv,%i Nime s , - tiro / the 4oth reitment t . ..wfvprracita, i-. • i ate vwd,,r4ora til hOja, i felees in tteetlittltSs to • Marc i lev toilsniouthtoreinirittory to their embarks.. i r ,„„ 0„.....,„,... to the Peuinsuta . 'The Mlltag nos. , • OW ii . fe#Vlsarracks iti ;Crowded with the Ad o Old , we htuik, init . the Malady is v in a Oriet engulPflv 1 il attributed to bad brmd t which, we eaderitiand, the Colonel in commapd is mks,* peeper 'Wade" ~. ' • t 'to. . - , ,• • - ... AYOUNG. MAI 4, capable of conducting .Cort respoadence. and of performing . any taqk is Fidnrefir :tied fidelity. and oho has a speedy totettigible hand - of,,,writ, would he hippy - of any eneogewent where Arise 4eiglacations Meld he of service. Card 4 addressed M. J. No. 14, Luke -street, will be Wilke* alitely attended to. • COLONIAL ESTABLISHMENT FOR THE SALE OF COFFEE AND RUM, At No. 17 antt IS, Fenchurch-sirret, Loudon. COFFEE and BUM are sold, at this Establish meat, at the following Prices, for rend., money on de livery, and dslirerad free of eapence to any part. of Lon don : COFFEE (opt less titan Ills.) Very best raw, at 2s. ol.—Hu. roasted. at 20. fol. per lb. Very good raw, at Is. On. do. 9;. 9J. Good raw. at Is. 6d.—Do. do. Is. 101. RUM, of proof strength (not Tess than Two (ic! (ins), Jamaica, at 19 , . Ot. per gall. Leeward Island . 18s, 641. Casks will he supplied, if required, tad the price returned, Rpm their being sent back. Price of a 2-gallon Cask 9s. of a 3-gallon do. 1. 64. ,s 4-gal lon ao. SL. fa 9-gallim do. 6s.- W 6-1011 on do. 7s. a 10-gallon do. 91. 6d. a W'-gallon do. 154. „ Orden for nny part of the enautry will be punctuallypsecut, etl, if accompanied with Blink of 'England Notes, oe Bills on Loadun Bankers. new tarred/0g two tomottm. ter. ,a , t - Orders for Coffee should be oddres-. d to Mr. Hluale*No. 17, Ditto for Rum ditto t.. Mr. Holttesr, No. 18, EBNCHURCIS-*R ELT. .1 The quality of the Coffee and Ittsra sold at this Establish., awn may be depended upon, a 4 it has beets (ruffled for the sole papaws-of 'apply ing tlse Pantie with these articles. grim* as imported s and is conducted ander tire superintendence ~fihe Chairman and a Committee unfit Body of West ludia Planters sad Merejostats, (Signed) CHARLES ELLIS. Chairman. N.ll. This is now the only Establishment which has therasta don of the Weft India Body. ~•• The most libeeal Allowance to Dealers in Corm. • TM ARTIFICIAL LEECH, nail UNPROVED TRUSSES for RUPTURES. • WIIITPORD, Surgidal rnatruinent Maker and 117'• Cutler to St: Ilbirthotoinew's,flospital, and Trutt-milker lb the City of London Zeiss Society, for the Relief of the Rup tared Poor pstroulied: by his Royal Iligh:ams the Duke of Cambridge; begs 'time to announce to • the Public, that the Pee uoteamplttt AM'ARATO6, as a'SUBSTITUTE for . lERCHES, lately kneeled by hint is now sanctioned by 11w Society of Arts, Mainfacfures, and 'Commerce who, in testi monial of their approbation, have again voted ' hint their Silver Medal, in additimitstireime that he had the honour of receiving: from ihent in the year 1310, fur his improved Trnssee. The'Ap patatits simple and efficacious, the mode of npplicatioo easily aadctstobd, and ills unaccompanied by any possibility of dan ger. J. Wisliford has the satisfbetion of informing the public, and those ofllirted with ruptures, that the good effects ..f his un proved Tribei have been felt within these few %Mrs by from sight to ten thousand afflicted .and he eagseges, by easy and sonveolent means, to keep op the most diffittisli rip- . hue that can exist. Whitfores Artificial Leeches, logetMe with the Trusse!s:mtis . be had at his Slattufactury,__under the centre gateway of St. Illartholanntes flospisal, West Smithfield, where the pullie, and professional Gentlemen in particular, ore requested to hp ply; several spurious imitations of W hitford's Inventions issiiriog • Mm. exposed for sale. • - 11)tAYLtit'S LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING, This maddens comPosillon for Hoots, Shoes, Harr e 4, &t. is confidently submitted to the Public under the strnit i ,r.i iesiimnsies of intasperiarity ; it preserves the le.ither soft tool pliant, and with leio labour produces n more Bit ILLIAN'f and Listing JET SLACK, thau ara be obtained from say other preparation. . . MIS Is. 64. half-pints 10d. each. Sold wholesale nod retail Joy Bayley and Blew, Perfumers, Cockopar-stret t, London (where the -Patent Cokes comisme to be anode and sold as weal); also, sold retail, by most of the lewd veoders. ••• Ruth the Japan Liquid and genuine Cakes are signed " W. !Ingle)," " Bayley and Blew•." How LOVELY A LADY LOOKS WITH HER HAIR CURLED. of all the inventions of modern times, whether fttelegance or utility, ATKINSON'S ORIGINAL CURL G FLUID, sets allcompelition at distance : this cut ion; c emical article, which is ns innseeitt am new milk. Is a slum elegant -111.),tilult fur folih pomatunts, Re. in dressing the making it curl, and keeping the curl full and perfect daring exerciw, or in a damp ntmosphere.4 hence to Ladies uo hate experienced the anpleasantness of the hair falling out ut Curl iu the ball-room or promenade, its utility mutt be oh. vious; for nourishing the • Holt, it far surpostes arty thing kiolan. being - regularly pteieribed by Medical men for the grtsiglh of Hair, a hen ail other means have proved ineffectual; It imparts a grateful and delicious perfume, gives the mum lately and fascinating nppearunce to the Hair imaginable.; in. shut', iss 'superior to any thing ever before invented, either for nourishing or beautifying the noir, that it has received the papinose of She Royal' Family and arthe Nobility. ,• 3014 is bottles at 34. lid., 65., nod One Guinea, key the sale Ptoprietor,. James Atkinson, Perfumer; removed le 43, Ot1"- tard-ttreet, Soho, Loudon; and by appointment. by all thi ! st hole.* ard retail Perfumers, }lair-dressers, and Medicine 'coder. in Towo.or Country. RED Oft GREY HAIR (.31ANGRD VO AN AUBURN OR BLACK. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE. chows the colour of the hair ou the head or a hisken, from a red or *grey to ao 'coin; or hlark, by so simple a proem*. that a Lady or Gen *matt may die their ',tint their *With? atranst ear. N. IL 'l'his 1 1 / 3 e is sell known to urea of stietw y and nllow ed to be the mil, artiste which valve:is a imam! apd permit sent collar ' price 10.. 64., nail (h4Gaitsea ; u there are counterfeit built of the fluid and I/ye. please observe. 111 4 tour are genuine veleta signed on the label, Jill,. Atkinson," to counterfeit which Wfclonv. ••• Plain Dirtions are elosed la east any lo which - any ono 038) D. Oak Hole le th ready.% wilt tt (am a nd plea. sm. A CItALLBNOR. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons l late`in' his :Majesty's service, challenge the .whole. World to prove a instance where. their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed ~ f the desired effect. The •pratlise of many yars in this particular blanch of theie profession has not given. rue to tie unsaccessful cost. l'hey .enntinue to direct _their studies to the treatment and elite Of VANF.REAL Cetiff•- 1 PLAINTS, and thht derangement of the system, w hiehis eonsennence of the pernicious suid wristeftil A.A. of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the ' , oaths nl both sexes.' In the nue it will tie found to be the unfailing snitreent Barrenness; the other have its ravages fanilly developed •to them by n state of debility, whichiftf not timely remedied, termi nates in Impotence: These are Its remote Mid ultimate aids; while consumptions, loss of musenlar. plower. and various ner vous complaints, usually characterise the earliest stages vi this solitnry vice: of persons languishing under disorders incident to such a habil, their treatment issimple, and has never provedww successful in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In she most tifistinnie , mid complicated eases of Ve nereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy gx etesemices, hard tumours, adieus ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, us also • STffIZURES• • whether recent nr of long di Oh, and which have hoMed the skill of other practioners, rim: by their present improved plodi of treatment, effectually and .pevromeigly cured, without the prildent suffering tar exeruilating 0106 and alarmism hemorrhage track frequently follows the isppiteatitio of the lunar taus*. In the course of twenty years extensive practice in thisnietrit maxims cases of 'treenail, have been and are daffy an• per their care, the total eradication of witieb is effected Ista safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior.takii, other yet .adopted. The Weratlehis relaxations-41W ilpioUits! proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, end the patient restored to pound and vigorous health: But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance In their re storative remedies, Mier the Prietire has been destroyed, is in: dispel nlilyrequisite to revive the slumbering spooks of lib, _ tit re7tinfitZelie Cunstitution. Several Noblemen , and Aintietuen of th e' first respeilvbfflty base been ander the Clare MOM. Carrie .and fyr the,PM of complaints nf ifie urethra, strictures, ; and having reetived a radical au: perillaskatt urs. request•limi sefiersuees may he given to them, as sodsfictory evidences or tits degbise Superiot its of Hesse.. Carrie and pee plan 'of iradoW • Many of these Ciemlemast 141/ to elie"tY years, iuid had *sounder thi= l ol4 D t T ai % i t i er be illiddf, and tuber Surgeons of emsil are by the appticativo taivortimalflmorioresSasi Nears. Cur rie and Co. warbeconattied by either Sew, with the greatest &Meaty. secrecy, and boomer at their home No. 101, Ilattus-gerdar---100 Joss 111 W.-47, notonvaid.•. tint:atm( 'contain, JUNE 8, 1813.] " By the frigate Vittoria, which loss lately arrived ) at Valparaiso., and which !eft Lima on the 6th April, we have the following intelligence:— " The object et American detestation, Geyestechei wrote from Oruro to the Viceroy, renewing the re signation of his command of the army which had been so often defeated under his orddrs and to de termine on this difficUlt a ff air a*Military CoAtneil was Held at Lima; which was attendea‘byOffice:riOf all ranks; and at length it was determined that the MI. sister of Arequipa should retire, .and that either' Abaspul, dr llinostrasay shoulci,,be esppaintea ie :hisi room: The nontipatiost . ,was made) in ,the sequelA the latter, and it..yrqs oo:tiered that Goyeneche to,irold.; glidOp the ituthorify kis D. Juan Ritmiry, antsi!.the new General shetildartive. in. Lima; it is repOrtia i that the defeat of the impious tristarriir one intrigues of Goyenecloe,.and they expected him Jai Lima to give hint the reward of his actions—deserved by all those unnatural Children win hove been the. scourge of the tenderest of mothers. Americans see the punishment of traltort and infidels." ' • • ' ' OFRA.QI#I• .001PATalic t. 6 6 % MOST F.XcEI O 4III7 SlOem•YliitOrdit- came in light the frigate Si. Don:into .4e;ffriPaii, the Prise of D.' Xavier Mandano.. At flight,the Commander of thii - Tiort infOirned ins that bilearrit from an O icer. and four seamen' iftil) . 'hiiided at Gentles; that there were on board jtt Ol%&;rs, and 100,60011oliarai'ltie the army of General Pan.ja. That instant mounted on horseback, kinkipek,the aecossary, sires thane should not quit the place, of her an. chorea. The gun-boats and other craft were ore. dered (tut for this purpose, and this morning at day.. light the surrender was announced to me. Thtti. hays already landed from the ship • n 32 01ficeity among: whom. is 'a Minister of ; the - Marine ! : an& 0400. dollars, with a quantity pfkohaoco, have how brought on sbose..,.The.frigate - vv.' I enter the.part,ia. about two hours, and then I shall attenfijoevery.ckr. cumstance that Ca s e contrihutt t eib ittWard of l'thi American Marine, which on so thirlyt obi~aste ns Kai' performed mos t essential- sierailtio to ibp':Obuniry.- 0 ' The Papery wero,thrown .oterheersi, aed: WO g aka; eudeaveur to recover than!, We are, no w :espertifig the ftigstm gq.gyir,b, which is to isring,front 1 14,000 . d011ars and ZOO muskets. As soon. : as I,can ieettie'thbes Piites - and the port, I. shell lAsten to Cblaan, to conclode our fortunes Catapaign: • • 66 By•the intercepted letters I lied that these are ail the reinforcements expected bribe 'Royalist G..; pent, and now babas neither a man nor frial-go honk; for; but while thetatollupeoling their miserhand the disasters of Goyeneche, they are ordering a m 0.,. del to be prepared of a pyramid, to be raised to titif honour of their King, and the glory' of hitthiits, ilic. • ' 66 God' primer,* your Easwilencyi, 'ls JOSE mipum. Tatraltaa 'eat 0. . .• • 4. To the Se Geeeemeet . , • .. , -;:v":0 ; 011111. Majesty's ship Argo has arrived it !males, Cattltagena i With 1,100,000 dollars on board. 7 0. 401111, • 1.. - <. 4 I