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SWAIN/44)N, EH I'l H-STREET, Sono. • Parsonage, Tottrialgr, mar irbitatutie, Deaaata, • June 11, lens. IT lons burn on my mind, for .roue time, as most justly der to yea, rad for the piddle gaud, to lay Wove' it the (3%1. of Mary Bilges, a laboarer'a wife, of this 'ravish, and to rater you my grateful thenks e together with the poor 11114111111 . 11, fur your %calcium supply of the truly eacelletit vitfaA nBLE SIRUP of Itl; VELN(), to whirls, ander l'ims Wetter, w r eatirely attribute her heitm restored to per fect health sud stivorth, fonts beta; all uhlert of the deepest pity, said ant es.pectt II to live above a factinelat, or few weeks as furthest, fruits a dr.mdful hutnutir to her throat, of what riewriptimi I cutout C3Lacily determine. farther thaw, at one tone, it put on a canc. - torts appeartire, nit altered for the better immediately on taking. your Syrup; the neela wits eaten away rustipletel!, and nhe bud sit rat _trot hdole i« her tineet, so that sins WWI 110411 y st in ej, and t Shortly have WWII 1111, at sib- could scarcely bear 10 Mgralltni . retie 'Mends. She had no slisp, no spirits, oust was a mere 'decla ims, and weak to a titane scarcely able to crawl. She wits seta from It.irtholonow's Hospital as incurable, when I felt the animist desire to reconnected her to your chanty, having the bii;bis.i opinion of the Syrup, and thisiking myself, i some degree, pain deged to take the lira sty ofticelime the ap pill LIAM, as being nearly related to yOlir 1411 friend, tile 8e.11..p 414 . Peterbtirongh, mud having some quaintance jib tom myself. 1 slain ever reliant a loth se tie of the tabour you sins. ed to my applicattini, and should have aim It ember made this rabbi as higoolvd.otont, hut waited to ram it the pour wu,nau coutinacti ci hr.elilt, whirl, 1 am happy to say, site has enjoyed for r rive tomtits* and niore,a4 it is uow tau years store rite lag•aig y oar Syrup; she impruted in health from the first bottle, owl tptickly regain ed spirits, sleep, appetite, strength, no good looks. The huh , ci tic throat are tillvd mut ;LVOV it lip, slie lots adds' vcn bur Ivy to the tau she lead bstort tier tilociat, nod it ii;tl.ll 011 the u,c ease, in pi elect health and ispirnii. She is a remarkably well behaved, quiet, and industrious pities t0m..,,, and a valuable wife and toothier in her family. I ow, 4. ar Sir, Year very sioceptly ohligeil hundole Servant, PENELOPE. JI• Wi II AlAlttillAl Witnesses to the abnee rave: Thom* Copt )I:althea', Nlisitater ut Tottrtglee, tier's. Synod, is Pgitilie Vestry, Jape 7, with *thaaks, in the 'mines of all prevent. It is at this sestina prepared is large amintities, and Gum a Botanical Collection for the purpose, annittialled to l'irope, at h.. tinier in Teen, No. Jt, Frith-street, Sohu, ting r per :milk. The Medicine is also sold by Mr. Atklusow, threuisi, No. 196, Hishoptigate.street 11'itbuatt and by Sir Swaim...it's Avant is every considerable Tows m the I. trued ingilvai. THE BRITISH PRES LON DON, MONDAY, PEOREIIIf CO. The Intrepid, Captaln lIEWETiON. arrived on Friday at Standgate Crcel, froin Alicant. She has br011;;Ilt aCCOll.lhi froni the eabtern part of Spain. to the 30th lint. The Valencia Gazette states, that the Marquis LAZUN was, un the 31. d January, at Gerona, that a division of his army, under General CLARO, had driven the enemy from Impurias, had pushed its patrolea as far as Rosas, and bud surprised, at the viVs.:e of Padret, a body of Italian troops, having under their escort a considerable quantity of tnilitary stores for Rosso.. Tlie Duke of INFANTapo had established Ilia head-quarters at Nloytt, on tile borders of Valencia, communicating with the army of General RIDING, in Catalonia, and being, at the same time, in a condition to support the army iu La Mancha. No mention is made of Saragossa, further than that an army was forming at Barbastro, in Arragon, for its relief. The Italian, Swiu, and German troops, in the French arasy io Spain, it is said, desert iu great numbers to the patriots. Some German papers, of a late date, soil also some private letters to the 12th inst. from Ifeli ;;olaud.,Lia►e,been Teemed. They are totally (teati me of interest. The Guillotine has been intro duced littd Usvaria. The ei-dteent King of SPAIN. CHARLES IV. Was :grey ill the tiiidelle of loot month, nu.l three phy sicians wars. ordered from 'Montpelier to attiesol COunt Tii,TOT. late Russiar Ainb:issador at Paris, havirg obtained pernii. , .sinis from his Court to pass the winter at Vienna, has received Lett. r* of Credence, as Ambassador to that CalMo . t ; hut whear as locum mans to Count LIEVEN, Or in place of him, is not mentioned. The 10nf,, , -prevalling westerly wi.iis, whielt have 1,1 , ,wu with tittle interatiwoioti nearly two months, prevent theo,itisard-bound eaavoys for the East Indies. Caps of Cood i4ope, the llrazils, West ladies, Mediterranean, and the coast of Por ttigal, from sailing from Portsmouth. The two first fleets for the East Indies are both to sail under convoy of the Sirens, Capt. Pvm. The are-- 6 , Warren I-Listings, True Briton, Ca•nberland, Sea!eby Caste, Neptune. Perseverance. Nutiingketn. Carnatie, Lord Duncan, Lard Meleille, Lady Cas tlereagh, and Baring.—Most of the ships for China have taken troops on. booed for Madras. They are all dispatched, end ready to sail. The mission and arrival of Cevat.t.os in this country, at the preselit moment, seems to onimunce. in a assentor the most outgun-oes', the determine tiou of the Spaniards, tiotwithstandiug tell their past defeats, and the recent expulsion of Ow Eng lish at Comma, to mailman the conflict against BON APARTS ; never will that tymut pardon the se lection of CEYA LTA'S for such an etnlevoy. Nor is this the only proof exhibited by the Government of Spain, of their having, at length, shaken off that jealousy and distrust of the English, which, joined to perhaps too presumptuous an opinion of their own national energies, or means, has conduceel to the unfortunate results which we all deplore.— Every thing seems to demoustrute that the Junta is disposed to confide all the remaining hopes and ;posessions of the Spanish Monarchy, to the ho- DOUG, good faith, and friendship of Great Britain. ' How much is it to be regretted that they did not adopt, silt mouths ago, so wise and so necessary a policy, and that Ministers did net originally press it. This met the policy so ably utged by Mr. Possomwr, on his late ruotioo, upouthe example of ELIZMIIETH ; who, when she assisted the revolted inhabitauts of the Netherlands against PHILIP the Second. wisely demanded certain places, as cau tionary towns, before she sent her troops to 1101- land. Hail Ministers pursued this policy—had Ferrol and Comma been entrusted to us, and gar rimmed by our troops in the innoth of August hest, we should not have been reduced to embark, with such ruinous precipitation, after losing near 80110 of our brave soldiers on the way. The time seems, however, to be at length arrived, when the British and Spanish nations will act in real concert, and obliterate, by mutual consent, those recolleetious se, injurious to both countries. Ai the hest proof of this auspicious change, we may cite the di mei- Minn of the two fortresses, Fort Philip and Fort Barbara, constructed to repress end to bridle Gibraltar, together with the remove! of the can• loon previously mounted on those works, into (;ibraltar itself. It is not po‘sible to exhibit a stronger insinfestatiou of that total change, whirls the relations of England and Spain Ituee under gone, iw consequence of the invasion of a Cor sican, who, consulting only his own lawless am bition, and trampling on all emend or political ob ligations, has over-run, lied waste, and nearly sub jected. the Spanish Monarchy. That the Spaniards, as late as the Ist of the present gutonth, when the evacuation of tin Mesa by the British WAS perfectly known at Seville., were, nevertheless, determined to resist, to the last extre wily, is well ascertained. Every exertion was making, by order of the Supreme Junta, to enable Cadiz to hold out against the attacks of the French, anti those exertions were making ender the direction of English engineers. Col. FIALA LOWELL was employed in fortifying • the narrow isthmus which connects Cadiz with the Continent of Andalusia. It is certainly matter of doubt, whether that city can be supplied with fresh wa ter, in sufficient quantity for the wants of the in habitants dunug a siege. Opinions diametrically opposite are maintained relative to this moat im portant point, respecting which we do not ven ture, at present, to hazard a decided enojectine i . Every thing, must, however, depend upon it; if Bansaraatit invest Cadiz, us he probably will do shortly. IVhen we consider the position of that city, its harbour, its vicinity to Gibraltar, and the numerous facilities which these circumstances afiord ie., who are masters of the sea, to to..ICCOUI' and throw supplies into the place; we mac, witl t the IM• putation of presninptuous ignorance or temerity, vtniture to expect a long unit a successful resist ance from a garrison composed of Spaniards and English. Carthagesia possesses likewise great captivities of &levee. Nor must we forget he Balearic Islands. Majorca is a fertile aril exten sive tract of country, tied of the value of Minorca we arc able to form a just estimate. These pos. settions, as well as Ceuta, nn the coast of Barbary, will, in all cases, bid defiance to the Corsican's arms ; and may, like Jersey and Guernsey, a hick arc still livid by us, remain unconquered for :mgrs. Such is the pri•svuit aspect of nfE,irs in 5p.,11), and ',twit this prospects a Itich they hold out of future surcc.'s. Saturday rotor ii iii iiis Excellency the 31.1rquis l'Etrito CEVALLuS. Minister Hen;potentially the Supreuie Junta, and suite, aim arrived at Vorbinotith ou Tutilay in the Spanish slap Ake- .:I).as, of 74 guns, in ten days from Cadi;, setoff from the Crown Inn, in that town, for London.— The private property of iii, Excellency was brought oil shore, on Friday night, in 60,000 dollars, and de .nsited in the bank of 'Messrs. GODWIN watt Co. Os Excellency dined with General ‘VIIETJIAM ea FrAty.—The Algeziras arrived, is not the English ship Hanna/nil, which was so nobly and bravely de feuded by the late Captain SOLOMON FERAIs. and taken in A les' ras Bay.--She left Cadiz so late as the :id inst. but does not bring any news of interest.— His Excellency reached London on Saturday night. Having heard so much of the enthusiasm which the Spanish cause had excited in this country, it was natural for him to expect to be received with acclamations, with the rin4iiig of bells, and other demonstrations of joy. How much, then, must leis Escellvocy hare liceit disappointed. to Sind the Spanish cause, the Supreme Junta, as well as NA.• POLLON 8114.1 JOSEPH ' forgotten, and the town ringing with nothing but Mrs. CLARKE. This ) boa ever. will cease to surprise us, when we reflect that her accusations do not merely affect the alti meter of the Cominauder-iii-Chief, but are calcu lated to wound the Royal Family through the sides of the Duke. It bring the general opinion that Ministers have not displayed either pound cretion or sagacity in the mode in which they I:aie clitiducted the defence of his Royal Highness, their partisans are contriving to shift the blame from their shoulders. With this view dims been couddently reported, that on the day preceding ;qr. iVARDIA's opening speech, a consultation sus held in the presence of his Royal Highness, on the subject of the supposed chur 6 es about to Lie by bins brought forward. At this meeting the " legal advisers" of the Duke besought him, if be were ' conscious of having said, written, or done, any thing unguarded, which might be made subject of declamation or crimination, while he lived with Mrs. CLARKE, to avow it ; as they might either take measures to stop or to meet it. But, whether from conscious innoeence, from obstinacy, or from resentment and contempt of the accuser, be perti aiuvioufily rejected and ilisdaioed all compromise and accommodation, as equally unbecoming and Uoitecest.4l). Whether these facts are accurately represented or uot, it is evident that the present iuvestigatiou cannot now he quashed, but must proceed to some coissumination. Legislature must adopt some proceeding calculated to allay the ferment excitet.l throughout the capital and the kingdom. Much as we may, for a variety of reasons, regret the pre- Rent discussion ; and meritorious as we may con sider his Royal Highness's conilliet in his military capacity, under many points of . iew ; yet he now starves accused. Ile most, thereGne, like every other individual, he acquitted or condemned. There is no alternative. There is, Mitred, one charge apon which we think much more stress has bean laid than it is probably entitled to. We mean the case of SAIIIULI. CARTER, and we know that we are not sititzular in this opinion. lle is reported to he an aims!.ic young man, and a meritorious, well-con ducted officer. It to generally understood, that he is the illegitimate son of Captain Sueens. the friend of 3,115. C (AMU.. and that it will appear 1w was more in the character of a dependant than a servant in her house. Besides, when he received his commission, lie was only 15 years old, an age at which he could not have contracted much of low :11111 servile habits. Admitting, however, tliat he was ohjectionable, on the `round of his low con-