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L"TE us oft Pa. turespre %Jura' GEO. GRAPH'', illastralire of Lsonl.c ape end Manners is Cavalries af Barone. ChicAy.keinned row She hither Clas.es in Schools. and for minas. Sta.leuts ui Litt:ra tan' By FRANCIS L CLARKE, Lsq. (Mere a (or Chu* , Law : I.arkiaelnis. Allen, and Co U n man, Hurst, Rees, and ()flue ; Sherwood, Henry, and Jeers; and Sillitl. I TipOrr._ RICH 4R DiON, GAODLUCIE, IMO CO. CONTIt t("l'oft.i tsith GOV EttN.WP.NT for 'the present STATE LOTTERY, respectfully infers tYr Nblie, (lilt T;rivre and %hares ure nos. on sate at their asters, Itink.bnkltnge. Corsilitll, and opposite the Kings Rest,Chariapeross. r.lt E. s L i ft,oo4. .... are L lon v ono 3 .3 .. solo tl.O 50 I .1 4.11 00 3,1100 Q~bnry Van Noniaberi Leou,ooo P.ve nem*. 0 each Nesber. Aliso %encore the t9lh of Octobror, ISM. GENtiTit 1111 N ES. 1 17 NEWBEiItY and SONS. No. ;S. St. P au l's r • Marclt-vsrd.lLmmacwi. or Wo 99, Detue•streot, (lab ile. Proprietors oi Dr. lamires Powder, mad other vaNtable Preparations, inf. rai the Public, that in C01111.10143111CC of the mew Danes. the peter of that Mealtime is 9.1 par packet, er II se ad. pe. done, or a deem is a balk, It. re s e guide up for the Atal arid Nary tuit observe that the voids " F Neshery, at, St. Posra," or. covered is ',tamps. Th. folicreing are the rices of their ifrdicierl. J.ltiaa iitiod..el : but thaw oho Fureheme tux, or 11101 P. mall be el- Irked ibe Stamps raw t • a. i 1.1 .. i. Dr. Ssesn's Powder —3 si Daitrili Clatlittatire 1 9 Deb, Asairplic Pale 7.4 . 6. Strong risme of Bask : 4 o IWO Aptitsbuss Pills 1 9 Husbaes% Ditto 3 • Dr. Agema's Cltalibrakter 0 tartish Coffee it q Dt9tiresis Opal, Moe . 0 9 isseure .J eiseer .. 2 9 11 Dios 04•1110404 Int ..4 6 berigiah's Sc .V Plib tI i prim camwmite 1 'tops I j 6... eitahrul.a..4 Saha ..... q Maroc? el CJittfol.a ..7 6 liperaeusalla Loramtria 1 ii Mr Spence. 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EBR AT RD T META IILE RESTORA TIVE TOOTH POWDER. 11E41—TY t.I enoutotivioce, Ind regniarits. of Frailties, are allowed to diatinguish die British Fair; tat tt.e Pinu: idor of BUTLER'S TOOTH POWDER, nort:d ler I.ave to nonia.l his Corsatenrottson that the Init re of MM. h ,rtais loses lislf us tualsewee wlstie the Teeth &I a dueoloond, or saw a rioters end unhealthy appearance this is tis more inexcusable, as the prevent arimirable or. orisons 'fiords he tafslliWc memo of monoving every lonns.b of the equine!, bring composed of vegetables,— Ito rtor.siiamdett to the atteation of an ranks, as clearing every nopriforion either iu the colour or the ear of the eti.o.nt tie:Teeth as repairing the bri•aib 'net and •I‘'.(rt Ati.e, and making tLc gums of their proper slope *adv.:rind:mi. hoe ; sad • oesiaits preventive agamot the Toads Ael, —Nu esimpositiam of ibis 16".1 ever bought to poalo noire has met such universal apprAa . aml he Penpr o etuellso hobos* that it in is daily lase of Rovaitr ustlf. /401 • 1 •110!rsslo and retail, QZr. 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At two, the Emperor held r Council of Cutamteice. P tall, JULY 18. A/STRICT OF THE CORRESPONDENCE OV THE DIF FERENT ricE ALLURES of SPAIN AND PuaruG %,--(Continsied.) Gesieral Schasti sot reports that the expeiition against the insurgents of the Alpuj has been completely successful. The Esiglisn hod been able to I,lilleet iii thole. uoiuutai 111 a body of about 40410 men, which they supported by two sail of the line. Gruen'4s &lair and Omhoot, huwever, have completely defeated this corps. About 20 Spanish officers have surrendered themselves ; among them is the Chief of the Staff, sad I hrector of the opera tions of Brigadier Cidrache, the head of this MOOT rteliou. lu general, the better-MforruedSpauias sad those . who have nothing to expect from distur hence._ are alymelooing the cause of the insurgents. The English were interested in the insurrection of the Alpujarras. not only in order to eoerash the spi rit of revolt. bet also to enable them to procure the lead which the antes wiliest asematisios prOthtee. " General Sraiastiaiii's plan of operations not perurttiog him to leave his troops in the province of Murcia, whence he had expelled a force of more that, 13.900 men, souse bands that had come from Valetas*. succeeded 111 again forming a few corps in that province. General Selostisui consequeutty held himself its reedines, to take the field sigma atth his troops, arid to fall upon the turns) , as eima as their . snoveusenta should assume somewhat of a more decided character. and give him hopes of being able to bring them to action ; hut there aa _ setublages, hiving dissolved of thrifts-lies, General Sehostioni confined himself to the preparing, at Malaga, of a small be-iegiug train for ilia regular attack of Fort Marbella, front of which Gummi Rey had al:easly takeu grolind ; and to the Jetta inq of strong putter in the dtreetimi of Illnescar, Velez-e'.-Ittibio and Vera. Forjhr rrat. all is per fectly quest in the province of 41ranisdia. The pa rishes are raising volituteer companies to pursue the banditti, dud several privateers, equipped in the rots of that province. air daily /intim/it% so prizes. Frout eight to ten village , , in the mot/towns be tween Atsteilistna and Male,; n. rec./oily ent e r e d into an aorratitint to make a getters' ;swum after. sad to destroy all the malefactors that should be found lurking in their district. " The parishes of the mountains of Rohde defend themselves ag.itod the hands of insurgents when they mike their 111111Pilf4fICe. or send iletarhstirsits in lawsuit of those who are at a distance from their territories. "Colonel lisitssain, of the 43d Regiment, who commands at Ronda, having, on the lJth June, re ceived information of the snit's! at Chrique, of a few skeletons of Spanish regiments, moved forward in the night, and arrived in front ,if the place bi day-break. He instantly caned it to be surround.. ed and attacked. The Spaniards had led men , the erimalrapemed.ahisodomog the depot of arms, ammunition, and saddle, which the insur gents h id procured from Gibraltar, with the view of sttep,ing to raise a corps. These articles were Lurid. " On the lsth, Captain Daiimmt, of the s.lth ee 4 nuent. with a .detaehment of his company, and tli, wards of Alcandeie surprised a party of 150 mounted strugglers, at the foot of tl* hill, of Lone-Alvarez, killed a part of them, dispersed the rem Louder, sod made prize of their horses and the who'c of their booty, which as. divided among the F.eurli soldiers sad the civic guards. • " The reports of General I)adinst, relative to the proviii.:e. of Cordova and Jaen, are, in every respect. satisfactory. The prosilice of herille sheas so example to the rest. The usability, lasalliotders, and clew, ire now fully convinced, that it is pe culiarly their ioterest that good order should be re established sod nraintastied. _ " Mather Swinish hulk, the Argonataa. which was employed es an hosp.tal ship, and which had on Guard 630 sick French prisoner*, stranded in the ought of the IZ;tit of May, near Matagorda. It was the .ick themselves that cut the cable.. The enemy, while she was daring, made every effort to 'sok her by coition shot, or to set fire to her. The soldiers of the first corps again dminguilherl themselves on the occasion, by tb. is zealous exertions to serve their distres•rd corm odes. " In Cadiz awl the Isle of Leon there is an avow. red misunderstanding between the Euglieh and the Spaniards. The former hurt possessed themselves of the park of artillery, and planted gam to fire on the people, from whom they apprehend a rising. Provisions there are excessively dear; emigration begins to take place ; and there can be no drinibt that all the merchants will leave, the place, which is a prey to all the horrors of war, discord, famine, and disease. 4. There are also numeral ;Migrations frets Car ib ige.m. According to adage, from Gibr iltar and ea.liz. three Spanish sail of the line, that had left that port with a number of families, intending to quit c try. were stopped by the Eng'', t, and are detained in the bay of Alger:ins. The Junta of Cadiz has in vain made applications for their ie. stitutinn. The English declare that they intend to keep them 40 hostages. This incident has consi derably inereascd the discontents of the suliabitan's o f c a ,I. R , who , it length. begin to perceive that the English, in co-operattng in their defence, bare nu other stimtve but that of *elf-inter v. N The npeniti .its of the siege of l'adtz srr ear ned on with the greatest activity. The posts no the right and Irlt hove beets appre•imated ; new batterie , have been mounted ; Paertn Kral is plac ing in • state of deft-mu; the equipment of gum. hosts and homb-aessels is expitchung; anti is so" ? an the 1.-cessary start.* are collected, the Carta) PIIICI • *Tisane will be.tiompkte.ly ifekreo from the woad steasl. • r. " be Duke crf• Ahrenthcrg, ,oho is posted on the Itio Tuito, continues to ohtairi fivo.lialile re sults. flelias just pined a fresh advanta,e. rwis of his paroles, coMmand.ri by e C' •ptrior P llecoutsy and Schasberg, fell in, on the 17th ult. with • patty of 130 men, J 0 ut them being cavalry, sear tribes- Iron, killed 40 of them, tussle tu prisoners, and took scveral horses, saithunt iiir loss of a mil. on our aisle. Quarter-blaster L ur, of the 27th chassews, wrs the only peniot, wouhrled in this petty affair, in which he distingniAird himself. " The toriitications of the Alliainirn and the works at the forts of Malaga "nil Jaen, are cumpleted, and rvery thing goes 041 ver:l in the in. tenor of Andalusia. " Villa Camp, beaten and routed in Arragon is every rencontre, by the troops of the J,l corps, marched the relics of his force to Cuenca, wntre Ihissecuurt was posted with a kw thousands 'of iu• sin-gents, who were carried MI by form fr,m their yin ger. The arrival of Villa-Campo made this biwy •inuunt to 6,000 infantry suit 500 cavalry, with S prays of cannon. it kept some distriets of the produce of La Mancha iti a i.tate of 111/1/111. (Its Catholic hisiesty, w,shing to destroy it, or to re pel it to a distance, rent General Lucutte. in the direction of Comics. pie enemy, on brief; lip pre.ed of this movement, suddenly eilacuated that city, and made otf, with all expeditios, in the di-. rei:uon of Valencsa. Gets..Lucotte entered Cos-tics ou the 17th, and sent forward the cavidry• to pur suit of the iasiirgents, tut they could nit. come up with them. CilrliCA, and the eniirous afl'..:d.ng no resources wh..t-ver, General Lorutte was nutter the necessity of •baudoning that desert, and posited carps of neuter% sans at Uclrr, iloete, and Tartucon. " Authentii! information, and the numerous !le arners that surrender themselves to the sd corps, announce that the army of the insurgents in Catta lo's.a is in the utmost state of direction, and that it no longer eflteit , Ulllll the shgl.trat hopes of the triumph of tn.: cause which it rupportrit. " The Valeaciaos with the design of preveaLing the siege of Tortosa and Tarragona. mad- thrir ■p peareoee in frant of Morella, to the nua ,►r of 18,000 men. General Alontmurie ocenpied that town with iisOti. Notwithstanilinx this Itturri CM the pert of the enemy, he ett keit them, broke the molts, aid completely routed them, with the lost of lino put heir de contet. "Th..re are still some hands of brigatule straggling about in Navarre, whose successes are confined en tirely to the interreptais of couriers ; but measures are in tram for their speedy sod entire elestenetion„ and also for that of those that still hared • few dis tricts of the provinces of Biscay end Old Comic, " In the Asturias, General Rootlet bas defeated the insurgents as often as he hi two able to fell in with them. II 4 head-fodder, are at Oviedo, and his troops occupy Grad°. and the ulnae of the country between the Nair** mid the Navia ; his commuoicatiom are established between St. Andero and Leon ; he could, without dilliculty, advance upon Gallicia, but he has received orders to remain in his ectillellsontion, in expectation of ulterior • eyesore 4 . . • • " The points of Leon and Astorg a are p. fleetly secured ; rod the army of Portoga. whilst it wager rously prosecutes the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo. watches, at the same time. the whole of the f.ontier of Portugal, from Gallicia as far es the Tagus. " The second corps. which is in Estreemadura. end occupies the sceste of the ormiitry from Mean taro, wittr,; it phis tide bth corps, as far as Zaire. where it communicates with the sth, does not give a moment's repose to the different corps of Roma na's army: it pursues them at all points, almost uni formly comes up with them, and defeats them with the less of numbers in killed and prisoners. " Reconnoitring parties are froqueetly pushed as far as the glacis of Redeye& Oa the yth aht. Ce ment! Iteioser went in person to reconnoitre t[at fortress: he searprized the advanced r•sts ou the roent to Zafra end Talavera, made about a score of 'iris stoners, fret to the sword, ordrove into the Guadiana a larger,humber, and corned off a herd of 800 meta. Mkt borers, and 50 mules, that were at pasture un der the walls of the tows. Events of this descrip tion have repeatedly take's place. " The. greatest ferment continued to prevail in Badairsz. The revolutionary measures of the Junta and Roaaua. excited universal indignation, mud gave rim to incessant cousplaiuts, which were near listened to. The carding off cattle bad occa sioned some - vineut scenes. The auhabitants of Estremadnra who hod taken refuge in the place. seeing the approach of harvest, and no steps taken to execute Romans's promise to protect them in their agricultural labours, declared to him, that since lie 111.19 , unable to repel the French. and to se• cure their possessions front itteursions, it was neces sary to 'fibroid to the new order of things. We are es-ured that the gerrisms to 'Testi, dimatialed ; in short, the Junta and Remene are generally de tested." Dais's', JULY :- According to the last advice, from Vienna, the victory obtaiiteA on the 3d ult. by the Rnss,ausin•e r the Torks, bas beets productive of revolts extremely advantageous to the victors. &Wane capitulated on the Ilth, and the Gated Vizier proposed a s o sperenosi of hostiiitid& Covet Esmen,kv demanded that prelimisiaries should be signed foithwith. The Tork.ah army is falling bock. through die mountains, 11111011 Adresse*. Vera. has proposed terms of cspituistmn. icih d ese ism a t cc eh osi oi n it ts ted . transmitted uit to . e t: e ie e nna zfi t r a an of. idea those received direct Irmo St. l'etersburgh, by Ike • Rumens Legatioo here. Illlffilfft. JULY 7. Th.* Ling of Holland ars•rod reeve yroerriar. II:. M t festy continued hos journey. sithoot stop ritg. for Cir.sel b where he igepm to joie Inc brother. imiNsit. rirsl o al it 1