The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-28 00:00:00

Ir • • FROM MB DUTCII PdPERS. " 7 . STlltallapitliii, APRIL 15. —Notwithstanding the - satisfactory accounts received during the last two months,respectitsg the success of our arms in Spain, French* troops still cootinue marching to that country. .According to letters from Hour. deaux, earierus.corps arrived there in the course of the month of March, — having come partly direct from Paris, and ,partly by the military road. through. Limoges and Perigesix t .after a short halt they proceeded on thele march tte Bayonne. That part of the grand ;milt of ertilleryi earl the (Hellion of the park pf light tattlers, whieh'fintisrekesup froM Pusan; . had els . ° *Weed.. tfiere;jand were titl der orders for Spain. A treitr ofbetterlagaitilletr Is ctillecting at Bayonne, to lenplityed Ile **e lecting the fintresses In Spaiai.ortod 'lliortolgel'aftiett still hold out. • The Generel of theision angniace whu has assured the roroorninet of this the; service has his head (limiters 'at Bayonne; Among the troops that lately pealed threngle . 800 edema, on their Way to Spain, is , an estititely new division, formed at A opteborg h;and consisting of aleveral regiment's of-the tines as,d the 4th htgiou of the Vistiola. There is i' - strup4.4getisolein, Bayonne, which principally emosistrof the depots. of the regiments sereitog In Spain, • inclUding French, Poles, and Dutch, and also an Irish. reitt- TAo °iris-who are exercisedat theee•depots , set off by deta'ehtnents fer•Spain,46 el'lllfdree their corps, and are from time to time replaced. .by loreols reernits. Via RYA, APRIL respect to the Witte that havtrbroken out between the Turkish anil French t onifine rinds give the follnwing account :—A quarrel (seek place' in the fortress of Sieve between the French troops and the Turks, In _which the latter were worsted. The Turks,. exasperated by this occurrence, secretly assembled in "great force, and making a sudden . onset upon Oa French, took 300 of them prisoners, ahem they beheaded or impaled. Marshal Mamma, the moment the news reached him, marched at the bead of a corps °Melly consisting of Croatians, car. tied the fortress of Si:arg by sterna, and put every • Took in it to the sword., The beetalleu.of Ugolin particularly distinguished themselves upon this utte The following is a copy of.a letter from thd,tiol;; perm. Napoleon to the A rchtlulteCharles, request...- jug him to officiate as his prosy at the recent maest riago " I know not a worthier Prince, or a greater Commander; thin your Imperial Highness. The two• memorable battles in w hich we were , oppose d. td each other in the late war, made me so will quisiated with your merits, and au Coei l ied . relt with glory in my eyes, that I am anxious An, give- the o odd a soleinto proof of my sentimeotelillolti, reseed,. by proposing to yon, lily rtinie r .te pouse, in my place, and by virtue of my felt pitwa. ern, my beloved Louisa, the future Etnpriel oV Fiance. Ho pleased to performlor me this. resting act, which tenets td secure the trarigaitiftt of Europe; end by giving mjefland to the ?entrees.. Louisa, to efficenvery thing that is not isiseemralsly. connected with a perpetual' friendship Iletivettn. France and Austria." FRANK - Tow?, Arun. 17.—'Count Mettentiels, bas forwarded dispatches to Jai Ctic4etteh'.7o/. since his arrival in Paris. Among the' reports ineireaslittletk,.**Aeilait • the whole of .Croatia is to :be eaided,l4,4l4l*; The union of theCrown.PrineetOkllasseein the Princess Therma l ' . S ' aae d 1 . will be celebrated with lereLl. . The residence of 01,111411OVISti--lie at Saletnii - gle or Insprack. Madame Start VdP Holstein lscnyls, it is said; to bid a final adieu.to Blear, and to reside in •foo. ture at New York, - Me. William Schlegel. will accompany her thither:. . Yesterday.passedstormogh this city, on their way to Paris, the Danishfrisy:Counsellor. Von Rosen. cratez, from. Copenhagen, and a Freuch courier, from St. Petcreburtle. • • • VIENNA, Aron 110—Tho Paths of traunick has taken by storm the too 0 of Zcilditoi in Croatia. „.. It is reported, that the battalions of the tame., wher will have a tield.day on Om Ist of May for the purpose of exercise. The volunteer corps of the capital are disbanded. The General of .Cavalry, Count Bellegartle, this day took the oaths, in• the presence of hig Majtsty, on his . appointment • as President of the Council of War. - • , A pleasure camp wilt, it kosid, be formed thi' ensuing Summer in the enelvotse of ; Peet, on the same footing as tkorissg,tha reign of Jose p h ILtKovEit, APRIL 16. Teideidoox . passed through this place, ua its .say to Niete s . COW': derable French tram of winery, lately stitineed on the Elbe. The French soldiers are now paid and subsisted by our country. Ilk Westphalian Majesty intends, it is said, to pass two mouths in this city, after his plum from Paris. • • :i.„ UT RECUT, APRIL 4 25.--Ilis eeing of Holland his conferred upon' Getteeal:Ditinote. l ceato the title of Count Van Berger-Oulu { According to .adviees from laatlphurgit, elf)the 10th inst. the French Imperial Reesees s ,foceeetel; time past quartered at Neostarli, had,. ie .eerg..l •vpience of unexpected orders, soddenly broke up on their march, as was reported ) for the circle of Franconia. • A detachment of Genuslisrmcs has . passed through Angsburgis on their way.to tho , jutt, for the purpose or collecting and forwarding to Stns burgh, any French soldiers who may have loilecq behind in the South of Germany, upon the. evil ceatiun of that country by their respective corps. Au article front Stockholm, of the lUtle inst. sore that Count Wreck was to set off in a few days on his embassy to Paris. The next day the plan of a conscription for 50,000 Men was to be submitted to the Diet. M. Iltsatigiers, the French Charge d'A lakes, arrived at Stockholm on the 9th. 'rite King of Saxony's tour to Poland is fixed for the 30th of May. Prince Putoiatowsky has. left Dresden for Warsaw, to make preparations for the reception of Ills Majesty. PO ILTUGUES E, PAPERS. 7777 • LISBON, Arnie. 11.—Tho'Marquesito's Ottrty has entered Aranjuez and °calla, having marched by way of Carnestolendas. At Aranjuez they made a French Captain and four soldiers prison- , ers, and seized ten waggons laileh with muskets, and five with regimentals, boots, &e. The party consisted of 1000 infantry and 200 cavalry, and 'collected all the stragglers in that quarter from Mancha to Slatizanaves. ;The party of the Canon of Siguenta was, by' the' last accounts, at A Icazar,de S. Juan: Lieu. lmvant.Colonel FranFisquete Sancho), a dwarf in stature; but a man of 'great bravery, hail 230 Valry, and .130 infantry 'under his command,. The ;tee day that the Marcresito entered Aranjuee„ • efocisanete surpil'sed and put .to the ,sword - . 40 ,, ~Freneltmets, at Yillarubia de los Ojos. , Has after ;earifs hat a brush with the treells at Pedristibei.. ri; o tand , ,then marched, fir i:ntetsca o td pay a visit lio KaMeetourt, carrying with Ides liar arrobas weight Air tapers, found ; upon variußs, .frettch couriers, .wheissiseJsml. iniereepied. .11is pasty, however, 'cioninntiit Man . *. • . Oe . the , 27th ult.; the party copomapdptj by. the ;priest. Canhigares „had an. affair with the enemy, back to Ciudad R i m!, and afterwards to Thu taisani.nda slaw csseu;.cd Cistalml keel, -and one of their Serjeants killed a French •Setieint In the plaPe. ;The -French had, besides, 'seven or eight privates killed an this decasioa. Orir troops then 'retreated, upon receiving Intel. ligntsee of the asfvence 0f.400 Fiend' from Alum.; • Osf the 28th the French broke drown the brittate; off:torte Llano. Their number was about 100% and they intended ,to advance to Almaden. The .11ilgailior IX Isidoro Mir was, on the 30111, mak: ' ing preparations to receive them: Ile had with hint: about 300 men, chiefly infantry ; but. his force was daily increasing., Ou that day he was at Siruells, and had collected about 50 horee:. Settle Soldiers who left Carpiu del Toledo on the 20th ult. states that the. French- had very few troops in Montalvan, and that in Toledo they had only between 400 and 500. The pest tront.• treinadura to Madrid does mails the.sliverteadi but makes a circuit upon the right bank' of this Tagus, as far as Toledo. , • . , BA nAsos, APRIL G.—The brave inhabitants of the valley ;,f Aran suppoit the contest in the most heroic style. The Freoult have not gained an inch of ground upon them,' and their - efforts are daily attended with consitleiahle less. They lattdy' summoned the inhabitants to submit;, but the lat ter replied, that they preferred death to French slavery. The ;enemy, irritated by this answer, made a furioussatack Up s on them, but were shame. .I'oly q.pulsert with . donsiderabicloss• 7.,-.T.The *f Itegnier occupies at , Offend the-towns of Medellin, Villa Neat it di- la ieretm,, Sod 'IX Benitn; . whlch last are his head . tpierterc Ilikroarignitril left U. It tiara and Val. verde: on tfie* . 'sthi,': and: Searidiid for . Gll4ollla s . where it remains. Ballaateros ICY .Z . alarnea la Real, in ' Ad Oollitty 'ef' litiebla, !oaring some troops Wider the etAntnand :or &gather Contreras, in Itoo.. tpittle, - and ditrerent posts Or the Sierra. .advance entered Merida, the sth inet; and about a 'league and a half from that' city, lid feet' 15db — rations; which were to have been furstorded to the,eneiny•at Medellin. "Airttlit o. Au, English expedition u hich was destined.'for Calaloitsa; is. Said to have arrived in that rincipnlier, , .. • ••••Oq.tinstfth Regnier's division evacuated Gila- . • Ma l Villa tiasimalra, and mita marched Campegnatio and Cabeza de Rimy. O'Don. tOrts advanced parties are in pursuit of the enemy. -A, Serjeant dilemmas, belonging to the Crusaders ' of Albugnercpir,• MIN& ss French Lieutenant of Dragoons, ou the bridge of Medellin. ALMEIDA, Keillf. I.—Ther French troops in 'the environs of Salatnanca arc daily diminishing by casualties ; the greater part of them being mete striplings, numbers of them .are daily falling sick. This evening a party of Spanish infantry came in here, with eighteea deserters from the French, of whom five are English, two French, and the rest Italians, 'Pules, &e. They report that many more intend to desert, all being dissatisfied with the bad treatment they receive front their Officers, and the hardships and fatigue they undergo in the scrticm• CRAtm, .Arett. 5.-•4oit the Ind nit. the enemy eaddotly vi4citated Oviedo, leaving behind his sick, and the Spaniards who had fallen into his Mind!, on being informed of the approach of Ge. *aril Pont°, who had dislodged the enemy 'front. the heights of Fresno, with some loss. let(er from General Mahy, of the 29th, ult. ii,tys, that he had taken. tllO COMlllantr or the 4th division of OcticralOarcia, and that he was to set out.the same day foe.Villarratica, whcrelio had ordered all his forces'to form a jtruction‘ 111e',0:Pierner of titelila. de SatigtOiL writes word that, o rstistant )tn: artless 'Awe t.qiuneral ;Mahy,lte pnint of itdrantiltreto Ba. acza, tii'itbrrt &Pops bop sicging Astorga. . This movement, was to be in . ; concert tie •smahr the' tanitiked of Echevarria. . • Letters fro m Nnferradtt state, that a considers. .bla body of 'the etny's force before 4SpOrga hacl, moved off on the 28th, but •their .destination iv* Ithot known. The . force left to blockade it•eolt. Aided of between 8 and 9,000 men. ,latsnov, -Aran. 18.—The war seems to be at lCr•Pisd giltemliadura. , Batlasteros • having left eafficient'garrisons in, the . Sierra, is falling back Zalama, for the purpose of more securely yakking, the motions -of Regnia. _ The latter, Iliblireitet,' did not Aare to hazard an action with Otloonel.. His retreat to Cabe* del Boey inch. :calm, that ha has finally quitted Estreniadura# 'and is directing his march to Cordova, or per. baps. to' the foot of the Sierras contiguous to La !Mancha. AU the letters received here state, Alitt the enemy are committing the most horritkatreci. 4 ties in their rt treat. But let us turn away our • eyes from these scenes of •horror, to fix them `upon the' btilliant perspective which Spain now exhibits, compared with her situation A the end of ► •777117 • ''f l re %I • 4, Titti-,:stkeriSM, • ,> '3V-iv.r. 7 7w, 4.; t19‘ , .q . ; .... , Jett:try,: rt seems as If wprietcellogdrenrus lad deereml that Spanish freedom, should be estahlish • ed'on the twins of French tyratrni: - • - "‘ i Evtreeluiderai Vulevecia, Catatoesiai. etarrptilmeeirerithie the lost two ,mgonths, illattritTtiadiggigable **Si rutted thR empty ? , ,ller regular _ troops, at this moinent ? ezeeed Ito4loo effective men; and her light Paritei litlhe invaded pro. viaces are so rapidly Increasing in 'numberii and particularly in circle:knee, that the whole.uf Spuin, • appoars4ike avast sepulegre t in which the proud French are vigils, •with their lives the forfeit of I their crimes: :Ltsiatri'''Atiti•i4.4—Certilin intelligence has been -received here that Ballastesos is with his divi. Nieu ;he wholes coast of. Ronda is free,. and Veneta! Blake is 'nuclei% to pespeua :Pores, at the head a 25,000 men. gbiliiitg is known with certainty Of ikeph; it i% however, said, that :ho• hair left 'Andalusia: In Cadiz, every thing is going on well.. The French have alektinfoutal several patois .which they had oCcupied ; and it is generally *thought that they will *obit eiacuate the whole territory. A report is current, which • seems to be well founded, that the Duke of Abrantus has raised the biockaile4Astorga. ' In Catalonia, the division of Col. Sarsfield, corn. posed of 1000 foot and N horse, fell in with a French divition Consisting of 400• Infantry and 50 cavairyi.bi''Mulla,' attacked and defeated it with eunsitlegable loss. • . It is Aliso known that the Spanish troops have •ente'red Aranjuez, and taken there six thousand stand of arms; and that the French are retreating u 'Wry% ~, .. ;: Atcorgiox to the last .latelke.nen from Cadiz, thv .Erenalt, hive. been oorn i pellasl to evacuate the post 11 . Soutta Niatiai after an action, in %yhich the "Partugueze regialoat (NO '2O tools s share. The report of the French having ralstil thsi-blockade. of Astoria is also cuolirmoll: • HADA sty/ v A1.411.14 vet bi nod army hap defeated the Frtuseh Chiciwna,Hui, and Pu. arta Itral . In timserittenca oft the laid action, many Wounded arrived lu gt: l llltuest, dud our cute. unnicatiois by land with Catlin is open: his atso. said, that our army intends to make,a •deacciit gatt.ta Maria, where:, the Ft;euiy, ha.s • established his bead.cinarteis, and that it would already italic been dricted but fur the beisterotiiiiestrof th'e weather. • : Getkeralllatientis Cobllttaiaa 'An; often py .tha; Sierra. Menial", and to Issiratistho enemy, Carrera is this day to artiye inria . with tiral L'division. A dreadful explesioVi itga Ci ie hit dad? pected ; which,. tiom the ti4e4wiliergy Chide, and the reviecttienthealimml4llthollsollltai wo p . torti.tlestfoctivs a Ic6ions of carpi tts wOch disiolate our Pk:lomila? ./~ ~• 3 7'l'7 , •i Iftit7 '''9 BliVLß's CELEBRATED It E A STORIL TIVE TO,lrit • PO. ! itet.Urf of Countenance and regularit y o f 14 Faartitts.are allnarcat to distinguish the tlriltalt Psi.. g `fiat the Proprietor of BYTLEari TOOTH POW Bt:ft ssuithl beg leave to ruasiud his Cisantrywomeas, that I k e 4 . ue of their charms loses half its influence where the teeth aria .discoloured, or show a rotten and tothealty•uppearasi e : this sis the:more lisexcusalsle, us the present prepAratioa arms' the infallible means of removing every bletui4 of .the ni t : noel, and is safe in its application, being composed O f veto; tattle:. It is recommended to the attention of all tanks, at clearing away every imilerfeclinal either is Shattotour or in the decay of the amulet of the Teeth ; as renderiog the lbreath sweet and delectable, and inakilig the gems ° r ow* . proper shape and vermillion hue; and a cert.in pre se , K i v i, 1 against the fuotb-Ache.—No compositiob or this Lind e ve r brought forward to public notice, has stet skit such saai vve , sal approbation; and the Proprietor bits to boost that it is is daily use of Royalty itself. hold Wholesale and Retail, at Mr. Butler's, N o . 4i Cheapsiric, corner of Pate ster Row ; mit retail try cart Country'-bledieuie Venders uud Pe:fearer% is beze,,aji ) 2s yd. viva. Of wl may be had, Butler's Aroutatie• Pectoral to. 1 z i ng's fur coagthouutraAare sore throats, &c, to boxes, 4 1 li. led. each.. _ . WIIITE HANDS ha ve ever bentQatttentetig ! personal bestatx.iis both Sexesounriiiilletioart s sf nitrope are essential to persons of mak - I`ke . lllA SIAN s, SOAP, or Indies Wiiiihipg Cakes, powiss the p.ilt.itar pow perry of givi the most es ; visite lelicite .sf texture .old r. conceivable fairs bs so the minds which ire ciiistromy wash. !ed with this Soap. haven in cases where!testis ! mho . jured by labour tie other violence, the lia.d.less nod courseur,s . are effectually, infallibly, aml perissaistoP; revs west, .lug itucceetkil by a siniroViness, delicacy of appear. since, which catbird he acquire.l by may sH:II4 Meat% *hal• i ever. It is by tXperiejle t Indy than aiAy ime f or , 44 . adequate idea. of the sais.trior zepllesacr S lap. S , ild by the pcoprietsir'S Agent. whose signature it hears Wiilias i Wi th ers, No. :L9, Strand, rear H Lut:d an g the Proprietors, a further securits, eg tarot to he pant_ I eider in noticing, that the name audaddreWof the Printer, E. Spr ig+ No. 2i Bow-street, Covent - garden , is ail ‘ed 1.1 toe • wi ) label and wrapper. All others are rourterfeits. Soil by many respectaine Perfumers and Medicate Venders in lowa and Country, price Is. each cake. But it is at all times tw ee sari to be particular nbservi , ,g the above I moron, whirl a al by the iueuius of preveuting the itsposiiiim, winch Mtn of late bees pructised. • • PUBLIC CAUTION: NY4T-figN'S PATENT TRANSPARENT SOAP. . r r Proprietoril of this very bimiitifai Attlee of British taanaCacture, feels it a duty he iswes s the . A Pitblii,td caution theta agaiust the dcluvive Statement rho tabled iwo•Hand.bill, which ht►s been wort industriously cir. 'calmed by tare A. Pews, H. which W is stated that Mr. Ai.. 1 . 'cliolsois, The TronslatuF of Pomo cm; 8; CAelatiqty, Mr, Arnim. Es perhasintalUlieuvist at the Royal Institution. 414 several other seielititic Gentlemen,- aVellired On their Oriths.. lame !Lord Elleilliorough dud a Special Jury, `• That the new iiiyented 't R.i.rN SPA ItENT tiOA P wa , • a discovyrs of the utmost Utility, because it ,possessed all the draining 'Privet. tiertat Audis,. freed front its impurities and deletorious +tali lies :" this •14 true, is .part. hot not iu the whole. Titoih tieutirotesi of tirieuce dial give evidence in the terra% arse 'she alert stated, rts ill " W A TSON'S PATENT TIAss... 4:eatttliNT • tiOAP," which they had carefully aualyteds . but is regard lo -A..rears's " New-invented. Troop:rot Soap," as it is called, They . certainly • , :ive au such opiatua: s dnd as the latter aril?* was i•roved till -such trial by A. ' 'Pears'icntra Wilives *l4 $ alio...sworu .hy hiuoelf, lobe °unposed of a coosiderahle proportiou of Soft Soap Aim is . .greilient which most naturally . eacite diszast in fiery richiate l• mind) alid Lemon Juice; the Proprietor of WATSON'S . • IRAN-WARE•NT OVA P feels currtideut, that, i.urr the ; very high encomium; and recommendation which Igo Comps lades has t'eet'hed from Medical and Scieatific MCIS of eat rieuce, the Public w ill never be decei.ed by the specious wis applieatlyn of Evidence which A. Pears has ill his said Haat hill SO falsely endeavoured to apply to hit own S:wip, Ina 106 give to Vl,' AISON'S PATE: I / 4 1 rit 1)Ii SPARE% l' SOAP that preferesee, which the peculiar elegance and pinny nit universally allowed to prowess, so jtwtiy merit, and which 34 prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by the Pastime, at his Warehouse, No. 419, Strand; and by his Appuito inent, at MI .Sulith's, ld, Dit,u,..-strect, Dob•ati. GRAVEL mid STONE. (Jr the GRAVEL and SCONE, are a certain sore i.or that a ist painful aod distressing complaint the Sinn". :sod Grav-I, in its bArlO.6 as Inintiago, and excruciating ;.iiin in Inc tAilbei,— Tiliidisra3e is known to proceed front a (Lathy ireseiiaa la the kidneys, connected w ilia the weaknesses of mew remit. The use of llickinau's Pill:, by lirucaig orgiun, r sinus the secretion of the urine 1., 4 dealeby sate , a ai t heir.. n the [nether pi oducaoli of that matter w Inch foi Es tour sal grovel. It is from !tweets in private practice, mkt at tas strung recommendation of number, ono have been , nr•il aby them, ih‘t they are linruAht before the aa 4 expert ence will convince every one of their napanilieloil elm*/ against this fatal disialer. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. 4, Chespilde, Corker of Paternoter-rnw I - '1 uti, Royal Esclum4e; Clarks Borough; Allen, 76, Osford-atria; aid ant c.d..ity Booksellers aud Medicine Vender', in !loxes, at 1.. 9d. each. Of wh o a May be had, Hurler's Aromatic Pectoral La zenges, for improving the vice., and fur coughs, roAlt• astniwas, &c. to Boxes, at 196 d. each. MIN ERA I. TB F.TII, ()N A MUS:H I MPRO k. LI. N. FALEUIt, Dentist, of °burst-01C% Russell-square, begs leave must ropectfully to iabsta the NOBIL IT Y. and GENTRY, who may have oceans for the e serci,e of his talents, that ht may he consulted Ist* the Winter Season, between the hours of Test o'clock in ta• Morning and Fuse in the Afternoon. A large. Porcine of the tf. tttttt loony having been already re ie veil, and benefited by A [ITU.' el AL TL ETIL. casollitt" ed by 11r. FAI.E.IJR, from a Mineral Pieptiranua, tie hall ways enabled, through the liberaliy of his Friends, is give such references, as to their efficacy and durability, as cainind.4l proving satisfactory to those who may have erosion format sobstitute—un advantage .and indulgence never before, he be lieves, enjoyed by a Dentist. Mr. FA LI•;UR emfages to af lit from sine Tooth to a whole Set, tur n out pails or writalien to the Ilatient.and to renew them, without additioual chairs should they wear, or change - colour. My. FA LEUR can also Mhz -an ARTIFICIAL PA in a manner peculiar to himself. Ile has lately suc ceeded in relies lug a Gentleman, a hose salferit.,,..ns and priva tions were great, and whose case was of the mo-t difficult na ture. This Gentleman has authorized Mr. Ealeur (as well from A feeling of gratitude; as from a wish to satisfy any fel low-creature labouring tinter a similar saietioel, to rife° him in case of any doubt of Mr. Faleur's capability. • •To those who are not acquainted with Mr..Faieur, MOM 'Cave to observe, that his charge in either case will be always found moderate. "' 16, Woburn-place,l6ol-Notentbee,lllo9. ',.. CXYTION. AGAINST 110041 r tali. ASA. $ S.l')itritutS t i rtililitittiOni ii . id ; •iitiitillittn of Dr. S 1 lILY's RE-ANNAIINI:S•SOLAIt TINCTVItt; asposed nu the'Potilid, it. becomes the duty of the Pro pietas-of the Genuine Medicine to guard them atai;bt , o'h . it imsie rhe (kios ks:ll l6 in itu o reo t hTe Tl!' c re r l u ar i e t E be rifts ws le , :47 stoiguiniftteirrin ir e, t . t G et : :V.IIIVIPP111101.,” sputa the outside of all the wrappers. 1 A Pamphlet may be had, gratis, containing ii n umber Circa ante kt performed by this valuable R. - storer of liAltur. in t)isensekpf the Breast and Lun)ts. Asthma, Dropsy, a .sarisption, Itoriratts,,Camplaints, Agars, Cmisulsiwa, an C tiaa violent Disorders of the Stomach and Sou e:i. ' Sold iit bottles, at fit. 7s. 41. and N!: at the Orizinal Warr ' house, No. 40. New tisidge-sereet Ladoste-bill. Loa llume act 'utmost otr the reapectatsit %feeder' it Su the Knoioni. coxsumerioNs.cugEo . .. TLLE inserter *a this a Professional Man , who has, for the last ten years, attended newt Pews 120' b :booting under the above Disease , and by hisxsteasive P • tice.bas been ao fortuqate ttv Jammer a.MEOICLNE is an IN F ALLtuLE COLE far CO"NSM poo , gk y which Medicine he has enrcl many w hen give"' over by " Wet when,in the List stage of a Corroaltan • attouled with Coug . h and *pitting of Blood, ?rte. etrOttqatthies, and M the request of hiv Ertenat li a c ; D111..13_ On Tuesday, April 24, at Woodford, Essex, the infant I t nit h ;s 4ll s h it n ia t th r t:s t e n6 wh br o .. s: l4s ralab. cu vVrtlig h u e nd .:l ;r ref ia t e ircabftinvwe.27 .f ltevi4 sou of Copt. Landes Pzlly, of the Royal Nos I ;lOW , Y. ( post paid) addressed for A. 13. N'u. ii*Jalm' ree t • Oil Wednesday evening, after 'a lung • and tedious illness, New-road, Mary-le-boue, Loodoo, will hit ve laalle'h at Slj attention. o rs. n % t V h e e tts ifot ter h , i o ns f t W an a t. lnu at tl i r n eec i6 r h o n u m - , E B i nr on ra be c t k a t . in the prince of life, after a paitift.l and lisisgring illness, I tubert Thontir son, Esq. Paymaster of the Ist Battalion of the Stti Regt- LONDON t Printed nod Pitbllshest.hy 1). Lovsr.t., went. Sirrantas ovetra fleet-tterl. at the • TIlE• 3;1.4 . 1tKEL1:-. • • •' • I c at. Cortt-Tnspetlat's Ronuist.- 4 s-Vou asa'a sr, APRIL VI. Wheat, per 10ad........ WI. —s. to SII. --s. Harley, per quart4r...... Vs. --A. to 450. --.-d. • (bib ,. :1116.-1-d. to 4.W. —d. BOGAIL4 , 40r. —d. to 50s. —J. ' Peas ... • -410/. 4 -d. lo ids. --d. tilt IC ES or HAY A:4 D' OItA W- YfiSTERDAY - . L. ST. JAMIILYZIL ,_ ___. , Wititifils , re.g.• flay, 91. Q.. to 61. 16 - s. 6d: Flaj',• 61. 104. to 71. As. Straw, A. tis. to SI. /sr. U.I. ', Claw. 71-101. to RI Us. Semi, 31., Us. to Al. As. • ' • Ski ITU FI F.141- 1 41P11 1 $ 27, • , I'o sins the iltran. per stone to(SIL Reet....4s. &I. to ds. !lead of Caddo this day : lluttant..sa.o4. to tie. W. i Beasts.... 993 Veal ....ss.' Od. to 7s. 04. '' Sheep ititi`latias Pork :....5.. 0 1 . to. Os. 0,4.4 Calve* „ r .280 Od. to Hi. (10. rip fri.A V -1111R)S.ET. hay ' 41, 41. Od. — I. 61. 150. Od. '''Straw Clover ; Os,. al, to 71. 19.. Od. . PRICK OF MOPS. SIGS. rOCKETS. Kent, IL -11 s. so SE IN. 'Kea, 41. (K. to 61 10s. Sussex, 31. 1011.0 41. 45., rx 31. O. to 41. 4s. C Essex, . O. to 51. O. tulis,6l.• W. to IW. t*. NI.WGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. . ...... . (By the Caftan.) Reef 45.. O& is 56. 01. } I . Veal 4. . 44. to 6s. Od. MUtton 4s. 84: to As. 4d. 'Potk fis ; Od. to 6s. lid. • . PRIOR OF TALLOIF, &c. St. JaiWes's Marltel ..4si 54 I efown Tultow ..15s 6d 0050 d Übre Market . .ts .541 Yellow Russia 76d Olt oii, 00 Whiteeita Is pet faiiiil.43 • 34d 'White ditto 72s OA uos 6d per A. of Sib. --- Soap . ditto ~ 7V Ott 0O 04 13t TA Melling*Stuir 58s Od 00, Ott Average . ~ 4ii 44d Ditto rough 3lii Od :)9s Od • ' - —•—• ''•- Graves ' l2s Od IGond Dregs .. Yellow Soap, 914--Mottled, `lOll-1 1 Pieces, 98s ed—Cuid, lutzs--,Costile Ali. Os a U. Us. • Price of Caudles, per dozen, 12s Cki- Juulds, 13s 6d RAW 1111)ES., Best Heifers and Steers (peg Ordinary 2s. 4d. to S. 6d. stone) Ss. (Id. to Ss. 4il. Market Calf 14s. Oil. 'Etrli. Middlings Is. dd. to 2s. lad. Eng. Horse 14s. to 465. Lt. bumf Skius - - 4..• Otk • tti 01. Odi --iiionsis— , , COAL MAILKET:' ' " - Ships at Market. Ships sold. '• • ' - ''aka 631 Newrasile 37/ ,495. 641. fill 6d. 5 Sunderland ' 1 Stone Coal 5 Cinders ...~ S 6 • BIRTHS. 'Gm Thnrsdav last. the Hoe. Mrs. Ryder, of 4'm . 1 1 / 2 ' silifo AM the succeeding day. • Ou Sunday lust, the Lady of Capta ap W.. 11.00kr, Guards, of a VIA. On the 221 lint. at Isis seat at Annan'. the Caa utybf. Cornwall, the Lady of the Right Hoe. Reginald PalaCagew, .of a daughter. . • a 4 .' • MARRIED. Tintrsday. by - special licence, the Martinis of Douglas and Clydesdale, son and heir apparent of his Grace the Duke •of Hamilton and Brandon, to Seen Eupbensia, youngest .daughtet of William lieckford, Esq. id by the Lady Margaret Gordon, (laughter of Charles, } , :arl of A Istt ne. In Dawson-street, Dublin, on Cie 16tts , li.starit, Cuptmn Brewton, of the Cambridgeshire to Maria Amy' Watson, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Brereton Vat. son, Eq. Springfield, county of Tipperary. On Tnesday last,. at Aldgate Cherob, Mr. Pete/aim:fly, to Miss FIIISLYS, eldest daughter of Mr. Andrew Wallin of St. Catharine's. On Wednesday last, in BloonnbnryusqUare, bf ipecial licence ' flit Robert Graham, Hart. of Esk, in the County of Cuallwrland, to Elisabeth, only datsistgr ,o( Jubn Young, Esq. of Battle, in Sussex.