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t ;4 l -sit .-- .~`, .t 'r~ Y ;.~3 , ~1 • 'y s y Jo , i t * 11 , I P 14410- . 441' 4 0- 41 . ir - -mArtui 4,0 eNr *itriv-BER 6497.1 J MONDA Y, JULY 3, 1813. [PRICE sixpinver,-rfALITrNNY. .. - The Last Night of the Company's performing this Seaton. THEATRE ROYAL, MIL'ILY-LANE. rirms. PRESENT EVENING, Jitly 5, 1813, 'AL neirAlNe,ties' Servants will act the Comedy of THE SCIWOL FOR SCANDAL. VICTUALLING-OFFICE. June 99, 1 513. COMMIS'SIONERSfor VICTUALLING AL4JESTI"S . Y./ IVY do hereby *ire Itrotice, That o n Frid a y', the Jth instant next, they will be ready, to re thive renders in writing (waled up), and treat 'for the Sale of all the YEAST that shell be made in his Majesty's Brewhouse at Depiford,for one Year; and also, SPLENDID VICTORIES OF LORD WELLINGTON. This Day was published, price 12s. nti. in boards, Elegantly Milted in One thick Octavo Volume, and coital ir.);y • a striking .Portrait of the 'Marquis, together wit!, Eligravinits of his most celebrated Battles, Maps, Plans, &c. &c. MFIE LIFE of the Most Noble mmiutt MARQUIS WELLINGTON, Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo, ikr. tie. &d. With copious-Details, I-listo vicar, Political, and klititary, of the vavioutv important. Se rvices in which he has been enzaged in FLANDERS, INDIA, IRELAND, DENMARK, SPAIN, rind PORTUGAL. Alm. nuMerous interesting _PROFESSIONAL ANECDOTES, ,not Only df his Brethren in Arms,. but also of the great Generals. opposed to him, in various parts of the World.. By FRANCIS L. CLARKE: Printed tor J. and .1. Cnodee, .I t ry-lane, Paternoster-row; and sold by all klooltsellors. *** This Work is also just published in Twenty-four Num bets, which may be had oue or score at a time, at the conve nience of the Purchaser.. ' rc.)ItEIGN INT ELIA GEN C GOrrENBUIWII MAIL. G6TTENBOaGii, JUNE 29.—The Il'e(11 army is certainly in motion, and, it is,said, with a lixo,l 'determination to march into Holstein, and resat e Hatnbtirgh. No doubt is entertained but that Norway must Irleitd-Oartyrs Stralsund, Jo neti,lsrt. Danish troops entetaud Lubeck ott the - 3d inst. Gen. Count Schullenberg; who commands C.ent, has fornotily notified to General Tetrenhorn the commencement of hostilities between" Russia and Denmark, hilt „ After which, the Dramatic Sketch of BLUE. DEVILS. To Which Will be added (9th time) a new Farce, in Two Acts, THE HO called LE IN THE WALL. tettaXes, 75.; Second Price 3i. (M.—Pit, 31. thl.; Second Price, 0-- LowerGallery is.; Second Price, ls.—UpperMl"; is. ond Pi iCe , ea. For the supply of what COOPERAGE STORES and Town wade COOPER'S TOOLS, or Tools of event goodness, the Service of this Department m►►ay require for the same period ; to be deliveredinto the Pletua s llin g Stores at that place, and to be paid for by hills, payable with Interest, ninety days after date. 101:1 ;ue 11011' lOCIEIt fur tWDICHARGE and'RELIEF of PERSONS iropri9oned for SMALL DEBTS. Craren-street,Strand, July 3, 1818. A QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of this sociETY will he held here on WEDNEgDAY next, TWELVE O'CLOCK, to AUDIT the ACCOMPTS to the nth ult. will on other Special Arairs. It. GRASSWELL, Secretary. • The Conditions of the Contract tnay be seen at the Secre tary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserter; in cord. !. at length, or that shall trot be delivered to the Board before One fetlock on the said Friday, the oth of July, instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends,.to answer when cattedf9r,, • On the night between the Bth and 9th instant, a patty of the Swedish hussars fell in with three Danish videttes on the side of Schltickup, near IA beelt,,who itninediately.fired on the p ttrole, 'hut . without doing thew any injury, after %%ilia they speedily retreated. PETERSIWRGII, 41 , ,M 1.--The marelt of the Imperial Russian Army through the Coverument.: between the Vistula and the Russian borders +till continues ; it is upwards of 40,000 strong, and in the best order. MEDICAL PHILANTHROPIC INSTITUTION, • N 0.6, Upper James-street, Goldea-square, London, Patronized by the Nubility,' and under the Imperial caveat of bis Royal Highness the, Prince Regent, fur administering Dr. WITHEAS'S RUAIAN PROPHYLACTIC, and ap _plying- the TOURAI4II4IN TRUSS to the general conve nience of theuffliettid. ricradLLlzva-OFFICE, ,Ar j,~~ iy tiO.lft 1 [jou rt 311-i•A a .c, of .vllO Iti ()11 • , (Jo' „ t oo ac ,0 ..... 'Pm NE.PFIEWS and NIECP.S: 6f the. late r„, JAMES DUNSCUMII, Brewer', on aliplieatluit before ebruary_nest, to Mr. Gruggen, Surgeon, Chichester, or Mr. rudoir, PoStinaltet Li he' , Chard, will hear of SOMETHING to nt altknUpVoActiNTA6l'" 11 by letter, post-paid.—J. D. was Sex, etYi Devonshire, and died in Chichester, Sus i INANOR of TRUTkOXIIILL, and LANDS . i ( n WITHAM FRIARY (tome time since advertised 110(1) t 'o rn P ridoli the gsth of May last), are intended to be •111 Y n ext +Ar AUCTION, in Lots, on THURSDAY, the 15th of *,s „.„ Mu; -"Wilier particulars may be known by application to hni_r_CTennant and 41arrison, Gray's London; or to urs"iitltradferd, Fsq,. swindon, Wilts ; and printed partica- W "l l6 ftly be distributed, and may be had of them. KING CHARLES TIIE FIRST. - AmATEutts of ENGRAVING the find the PUI3LIC aro most respectfully acquainted, that erle ()rated PICTURE of QHAR.I.E.S the FIRST, ' in three tivirta's,ml)3'.VANDYCKE, which was, by order of Queen Hen. ati „ in merit ont to liernini, for the purpo..ie of obtuinin . g Mathle, executed from it by that great Sculptor, is _r ile eagraving.,by • HARP ; and that a fi ne Drawing of the will reptant a short time Tor their inspection at the I ;al- NO. 16, Oxeudon-street, Haymarket,. 'fills very lute -2"lng l'ortrait, along with that of Thomas Howard Earl of also'to he engrave d b y Mr. 'Sharp, will form part of .'stlect. Work . a.Fifteen Portraits, taken from Pictures of 3/44 must est est eem ed N, avers of the various Schools of Painting; a "d the beautiful Potitsit of Queen Henrietta Marin, by at Vail tficke, *il ;also be &e in the sae serie.—r. Y sites; eltooms,l will furnish a n Prospectus m of this WorMk. Ili consequence of - the, Superiority of SAL ..,' MON, onv, and Co.'s- PA'rEN P SELI•ADM . STINT 9ill'itssEs , t h e ' , g o it re ' s have .fern honoure d w ith the a f v o i l i 9 w . ' ' tutellist-4-Ila Majesty's ROyal Naq, the.N , • I faPPom ' 1 4 Doird of Ordnance, the Hon. ;- „.....tospt,tal t ; orti thsols-yauts, ,t. e. ‘ , . clist Irles.Continsey, Ike. and continue to . reconnuend them le th e Public on such liberarteritis, which have 'never hefore sets ' offered, that the _full enst shall be returned to all .:-.:. echiserl, if mit apprOttd, after tiny 'trial, wear, or di's- X B. Persons residing iu the COontry, sending the'Cir tle ‘klufereee of the Bedy, in inche s , J ust a b ove the h ips, may Pend upon being aceuratelr fitted. MAN UFACTORI , strop, ,S.-Jl,l, by qppointment, by Anu and Co. ,Leadenhan iireut. , s " -- -----... • 'l?{A' (:1 - 11.;AP JAPAN AND WINDSOR CHAIR MA 'WFACTORY, No. 29, City-r o ad, Fi ns b ury -square, op ~ff the Brew-hOus e . aINGRAM respectfully. informs his Friends I'll, • and the Publi c h i , genera l t h at they may be supplied cy Japanned, Wind sor , an d D yed Chairs, Conches, (.41r 14%s ) Fan Gni - dell am! Rustic Seats; Flower Stand s , B e d s t ea d s, Veqices, 13e1 Furniture, • Feather - Beds, Mattresses, and Article in . the Fnrtushing line, lower than at any Fac lat.*/ er Wart:ie.:rise in London, for Ready Money. oti,`"`, * ;." l, aa ts, Captains, Hotels, Taverns, and Innkeepers and h ' ,„';. rt gul•isic.; greet quantity of Chairs at a short notice, t rv a! , ' , - I,"" ll l)pit e ,i` a t J. l's Factory, as great Assortmersts are al trtatc t''''Pt In II state of preparation ready for the public de litnti,-....ph,, Tree sneplied. tBe4li-Cf...SECII;"-iD-HAND -HOUSEHOLD IetJRNI4 't , - "ilaii description of GOODS every Thursday, at 12 Ar u 6. o, , at the Sr,lx. ftooins; 'in Tabertsaele-walk, when the selti t ? ") 4 Y rely on- every- attention being paid theta either in (1,4,": 4 0 ying. wo INg ti "ttoilded fir the S a l e must be sent in b y T uesday eve- , A: mei). 'N'ttnent s genteelly furnished for single . dentic . ' Kl ee the 411. Illustrieus Patronage a. their Royal Highnesses 0 1 .8 1. ,, l 'Ices , s of Wales and Dnlie of Sussex, his'Excellency ti tl e • P'auj'ill Araharsador, and many Families of high Dis etaolt, „ 4ACASSAR OIL FOR THE HAIR. • APIS Oa is proudly recommended on the basis tam e fl'lluTH and EXPERIENCE', and the most respee 4i„,_ testimonials—lt possessealtroperties of the most sale t., 'as ttature for restoring the Hair where it has been BALD 4--l e t e aras preserves it from falling - o ff or tin-146g grey, to the GI ;•period of life produces -on the - tresses a suost beautiful T 4) SS scpNrr and CLIRI .. s ..,t , . l ... , . rib hiN 04, is infinitely eilicacious irr tenorating . CHII.O - HAIR, promotes the Growth of Whiskers, Eye. ! 1.;"4, etc.-4n fine, it is pre-eminent for renovating the . linen s Hair, and adding t o it an incomparable heanty. M. nlerclunsts, Captains, .4. , .e. will find this all Article of pre , erit titility 'fur preserving the flair in hot, climates, rer general utility is inclosed, a Treatise on the Improve nit of the Haitian • 1 - laie, giving a full description of the ' „''llies of the Oil, with testimonials from persons of distill -14 Thad eonsidetation. This interesting Book and the Oil, is itielte•Meettei for every Family throughout the world; it is eat s lrl with each bottle in the 'n-upper, sigird on the 6d, 1 0 ,`:',,1a .red ink, " A:ROWLAND and SON.' —Price Ss , lty th„''; i 'd• and iI. Is, per bottle ; sold Wholesale and Retail te tt _ ' `Toprietors,Ro tVLAND and SON, Kirby-street, Flat 8,.„ kardets, Landon • and, he their appointment, by Mr. •1/47.1th, Perfumer to his Majesty, 117, New Bond-street; ,41,:in's. Ilendrres, Perfumer to her Majest,' Titell!)orne , 15, er '. 4: 41, I t l i a t Y; 4 1e n Y d aystiedr,lle,lew, Coekspur-strect; ;Ir. D. ltigge, 57, Overton, 47,.New Bond-street, ,; 1 : 11 1, Gr eek-street, t4oho ; Burgess, Cursitor-street ; John- Ills ' i re rk'svreet ; Paty;, Butts, and Co. Lombard-street ; 4p 1,.01 etitl.Stins, Fleet-tna4et; Riggs, 65, Cheap-wle, and t,: . -0(-stret: ; Mit ler, 4; Cheapside ; Ibirvling, Wallter, and ttiutllackesatt-street,; Borough; Dicey and Sutton, Bow %t, p 4 ;1 ,41 4; sha w and Edward s , 66, Newberg and Sons, - 415, • lir e i '43"trehl'aril ; West, apt! lintel, Gract . Olurch- street;. 1 43) ,IC? Howell, and Co. u, Pall -Mali;. Thor is, 46, Bacon, Ilie' ("'nterd,street ; helichars, 47, Ambridge, 30, Woodman, ' 4 e44i111/ ; 1 / 4 1 " 1 and Tutt Royal Exchange; Overton, 117, 6. 4 ' 1 0,11 i • - 1). .. •' • '' 86 Fleet -street . ' , ha . a it ' 41, 10 n end Non, sa, mutt rms.. , ; , noel ' I),,rhunerr . 1- ralr-cotter, and Medicine Venders in, A t Z , and in every rrivit throughout the Erepire.All ' 4 ll 4re and ', lave s y, jest received a. large and valuablc I 1,4'1' The high pAnilarity ,if thi s Oil has indtreod some i ns; . P 14417"" f i") , i !,., rtt't it. Te, prevent such ith position, 4 1•*;, - •(' - itril,.\ :-. I.'S M ACASSAR OIL; mid none Igit?' lt tnno wit hin ii- ,i'hi - re .11,iol;, and sighed en t h e ' ill I . C (1 :4`'lcr "t, t4l...6,ivlaritt tied yu.": io;f • Ji ash' ,~"" ~ ;~~ 10% / >+ ~~ June 29th, I R I 3. THE COM M MS TONERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NA VY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the lath July next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for all such quan tities of the following. Species of PROVISIONS, 5 . e. as may be required for the supply of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Porte undermentioned, Rum ► Runk ,crud Sea Provisions Bristol, Rum, Sea-Provisiona, and Water.. Yarmouth, in Norfolk, during the space of Twelve Months certain, and farther until Sir Months warning shall be given for the termination of the respet,tive Contracts, the Conditions:qf which ;nay be seen at the Secretary's Ofee, or by applying- to the Collectors of his Majesty: Customs, at Swansea and Bristol, and to Mr. Jehu Crockford, at Yarmouth, respectively. regard will be had to any Tinder in which thoPriceshall net be inserted ion Wards at length, or that shall not bedeli= vered/oehe Iloard before One ~'Clock on the said Friday, the 16?lt of Jude/ next, nor sinless the Person Who onthes the Mo der, or some Perron an his behalf, attends, to answer when waled for: ruse will any Tenderfor theSeaProvision& that con— tains extravagant prices upon some articles., and prices mach inferior to the real value upon others, be considered ae proper to be admitted. Each Tender mite alto be accompanied by a Letter niArned by twa reepoltsibli Persaneengaging to became bound with the Party tendering, to the Penal Sum of 5001. for the due per ibrmance of each of the Contract., excepting theee for Rum and Sea Privi.done at Yarmouth, for the former of whech a ireCuritft of 20Q1)1,, hurl for ih lath. coop,. *all ate estluirrod.„ X'JC T U.4LL tA r G- O.P:I7CE , July 3 , 181.8. THE COMMISSIONERS far VICTUeILLING Iles Jf4,tES?'l"S N,, , ,V1 7 do hereby give Notice,' Thrit on Friday next, the DM instant, they will be ready to re ceive reners in writing, (sealed up) and treat for One Hundred Tons of good sound CAROLINA ItICR, to be 11,1 4. swerable to Samples (of not less than One Pound weight edrii)• to be produced with Me Tenders, and to be delivered in the space of a Teek into his 3.lnfesty's Army Victualling Stores, in St. ,Cathesine's and also for Three Hundred Tons of NITISCOVAI3O SUGAR, to be answerable le Samples (of not less than Two Pounetmeight each) to, be produced with the 7tnders, and to be delivered, in, Me original Packages, at the rate of from Twenty to Eighty Tons. per Week, into %is Majest9's Victualling Stores, at Dep(ford. The whole to be paid ftr by Rills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Coutracts 'nay be seen at Me Secre tary's Office. No regard will be had .to any Tender in Which the Price shall not be inserted in words at lcagth, or that shall not be de livertd4i the Board , before One o'Clock on the said Fri day next, the 9th instant, nor unless the Person who mahes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when Galled for. TR44VSPORT-OFFICE, July 3, 16,13. • TM COMMISSIONERS for conducting Pis mdi.Esrrs TR.,INSPORT taking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen and for the Care and Castodv of Priso ners o f ' Par, do h ereby pine N , tice, that then will he ready at this- (Wee, on Tuesday, the 13th of Juiy,, 1813; to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons we may be willing to contract for rictwilling S ic k Seamen on board the Batar , an Hospital Ship, at Woolwich, for Six litcnths certain, fro m , ti l e 9th of Attria nest l'vo Tender will be received after One o'clock on the DaY Treaty, 7 m' any noticed finless the. Party, or an Agent for din, personally attend. Eath Tender ,coast be accompanied by a Letter from two respectabl, Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 9001. for the due performance of the Contract. Further Particulars inay be known by applying at this Of fice, or to the Surgeon of the said Ship. OFFICE OF ORDNdIiVCEt :Ilene 2e, 1813. la PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA .r.ssrrs,okuNdArcE do hereby g one Notice, Th at Proposals will be receired est their OAce it: Is on or before Monday; the 12th bay of July next front such Per sons as may be willing to ✓ undertake the Supply of LIN sAED oil, and TURPENTINE, for Service of this Depart _ went, for a period of Three Year,,, determinable at the ex piration of One l'ear, at the option of either Party. • • . at t S h am Pr ples .2 . 1 the Aerticles may be vowed, upon applicati on e incipal ,Ytorheeper's Olive in the Tower; and it is 'expected that all. Tendere do express one price only for the Oi?,.whether required irn line raw or boiled state. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Candi tioo, ,ti the contract, 7nay he known at the Secretary's Ofee in ':Pa ll ...11ll .1 a aforesaid, any between the Hours of en and fur °Work, nihere the Proposals moist be - delivered; seal ed up. and indorsed" Proposals fur Oil and Torpeptine ;" but. , nO:PiCiprAtal can be admitted after Me 'said 12th day of July, at t "clock 'at Noon of the sane day, neither, ,teill any nikr be noticed, unless the Party making it or tor dgent /1,4 shall gitend. un By Order of the itoarel, 11 .11. - CREII - Sec. • - : T HE - RUSSIAN tOtitIVALIN TRUSS, is the only effectual Remedy for Ruptures, at present known to the world. It had long been.a hereditary secret in diet medical branches of. a distinguished Family, rind•irsed with so much success, that Ruptures are now nearly erased from;the catalogue of buntsn miseries in that country. It is prepared paray,frolo the Toprtualku of South Atuensu p the electric and consolidating properties of which have lot,iu. been viewed by the learned With silent admiration. Dr. NV. init.- chased the secret originally for 21 and this being the last year of that term, lie has obtained the Royal Guarantee to render it more extensively useful till the First of January next, when the Patent-Right reverts to the Proprietors in Russia. No hopeless Cases are engaged,. and this distressing Complaint requires the earliest application.—Price from 21, to ICC The RUSSIAN PROPHYLACTIC, Is an effeetual.eure for debility, Fleets, and seminal weak ness. It radically cures a certain disorder in every stage, and by oceastonal application externally, it totally preventainfee- Coo, with so mien certainty, that. the Doctor will forfeit 501. if it ever (Mkt:. Dr. W. and' Co. cure Cancers 'of all kinds, the Gout, Rheutuatisots, White-Swellin4s of the Joints, the Scurvy in its inost virulent stages, aud :ill disorders of the Eye and Ear, where - the structure of the organ is Atot ituperfect, and give advice on.all other casnal disorders. Fee 11., , but no fee re, quired on consultation. Being 11Iembers of the Royal Col lege, regularly bred in every branch of the profi#ision, their testinionialS' may be seen, and these medical subjects fiuni burly discussed. .Dr. Withers and Soo attend daily for medical and surgical consultation the books 'are laid every Saturday before: the C'enniiiitt , ,e, who Five their joint opinions on eachsase. Time ddrintemes of th.sslan to country patients arc incalculable, tea the names ar personal attendance are not required; and all post paid letters are answered by-illetn. N. B. Advice to the real Poor, gratis, till Ten every morning. . . Tu Mr. DIXON, Apot !weary. SIR, - Take the.garliest opportunity to acqnaint . you, that I' have receiveg the intlst wondertul uenctit tiointhe use ot your DI XON's ri 111 LIOUi 1.1.5, which I carried with me to I , maica, and all those triendS to whom 1 distriUuted them have eiiiltrienced the same salutary benefit; *et tate thertr - itr'nethe'bort IVrellt.'are . tvet uktt an that Country h.r bilinus and other Complamrs. ' The tin lowing arc the names of several Ladies and Gent le• men who have received the utmost reltet from your Dixon's Antibdious Pills: • Charles Taylor, Esq. Jamaica ; Shaw. Esq. Kingston, ditto; 'Mr. Woo:bill; Spanish Town, ditto ; G W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna 14 Mar, lit. to; I. smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. itli , don Esq. do.; Mr. kValker.Port Morant, ditto; J. renlitison, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullens. ditto ; 1. 13urii, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, K ing. ston. dittei ; Mts. Perry, St. Ann's; 6lrs. Woodrill; Spa. nish Town; with many other persons of, the tirst respecta. bility. Sir, your most obedient Servant. THOMAS 11AK RO LD, of the ship Ganges. July 1, nue. Sold, whtilesale anti retail, at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cheap. side, corner of Pafernoster.row, London; Sharp and nelam, Portsmouth ; Tones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, 1), t. sea ; Hall and Johnston, Gotport Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peek, Ross, and Turner, Hull ;Ho land, Cork. worthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and -Lloyd,• •• anti Swinney and. Co. ;13ittilingliam.; Edward sa nd s nd Penny, 'and Jothhury, , Liverpool ; Staines 'arid Lynch, Manchester ;. 'Tiewman, Eseter'; Smith. - Manderton, Reahurn r , Scott, and .Ifaxier, EOM— burgh ; Baxter and M 4 1)onalti, Glasgow; hulgen . and Harry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinton, Leicester ; Dunn and Sultnn, Nottinghain ; aid retail by Most Country Medicine Venders, in • Ilexes at as. 9d. and 6s. each..., ADVICE WHEN Men of tritication and Yrofessioruti Skill use persevering endeaVoors to discover the most sate and certain method of treattni a few prevailing DiscasCS, the slecessful result of their experience'is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make the Cure of the following the object of their particular stutly,.viz A Certain DI SOK EK, fiequently con , raeted in a moment of Intoxication, and its coecornitants, STR C TO It ES and G L 1 ETS, which, by an improved plan, :cm and efreetuallv cured; a s a l so D EBI LI TY, who - titer arising from Bactiliattalian Indulgences, long residence in warm Climates, or a Secret Solitary VICE , too oft e n unhappily pursued by the Youth of both Sexes, in the wise causing Sterility Of Barrenness, and in the other a numerous, train of Nelvous Diseases, which, if not timely remedied , terminate in tto potence and Canso miotion. In that dist ress ing state of Debiiity or, Deficiency, whether the conseqUence of . such banetOl Habits, or arising from any other cause,- by which •the powers of the Constitntion become enfeebled, as regularly edneated Surgeons of London, they oflit a firm, safe, and speedy Restoration to sound and vigorous Health. The result 'at a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to remove Venereal Complaints, - however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the Patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in re. cent cases, where an early applieetioo is made on discovery of the I nteetimi, they frequently perform a Cure in the short space of two days. The unpreeetkenteti success of their mode of Treatment (which has never been know ti to fail in one sin gle instance M. a pradiee of is years,-during which peri o d many thousand perso n s o f b o th sexes lave been cured, even after severe asut mi,urious met hoda had beets pursued by other 'Practitioners without effect), induces them to thus publicly etler their adviee,, Messrs. GtiSS and Co. ekelosively professing the Cilre of these ' pArti‘U,ar complaiins, in order that they ;nay nut U h l o ta n c 4 ht ik d ei t i o b irte 4 ikt i t n o i r s a t i al tTul l t with h ! a l) r i; t7t h ru g s cv in justly . selves to state, ;hot, they haft', been properly e‘tueatert and initiated two every isranolt ul the prolestiron , freattitweli of witch, &rota thirient hoipitais. ond 4estizoonials hum the ntost emote:lt Physicians, they ILrve to convince any inquirer) that the success resin ring treat their entleavotris first induced them to quit the practice ryt.t he Keneral Pf.terttioner, tottl they Ptehuule thou their pretensions constitute a fair ground tOr the unprecedented confidence with which t hey have, by the Pith lie. been Si) trtvrat I y !untamed. 1 , 4 0 4: 4 0 0 . f : 2 t f i tEc r :r i a l e fi t tevice : I n . ti t a r n y n , i t ' e l i , i r i ci e n i r p r e e s r U !t a 6 l :tid to state tbo nartleU the tarue will be far warded rn anY'Part of the ktnloolo. - .(;t)SS anti Co. Sur4corts, NO. thlkttNerte.strect, Fleet , street. CORUNNA ALICANT, JUNE 3.-r-0n • the 31st May sailed from this port 122 sail of different vessels, having on board about 20,000 men, and accinding to ge neral opinion, they will disembark in Catalonia ; _on account of this,. it may be supposed the French will abandon this province, where they have suf.• fered a thousand miseries. In the line which is from eight to nine:leagues from this city, there have remnilied about 25,000 men,. including 2600 horse. The enemy's force, aCconding to the b es t accounts, :Consists of 18,00 t) infantry and 3000 horse. The aspect which things "'have taken i n this part of the Peninsula is highly favourable, and we expect to be shortly in the capital. VALLADOLID, „TUNE 16:-..Yesterday an ,extra ordinary. Courier was sent from our head-quar ters to Lnbisbal, who was in Medina del Canip()„. ordering him to advance With his reserve, consist ing.of 16,000 infantry andlooo horse. EXTRACT OF A . LETTER SANTANDER, 21$? iBl3. " .1)c centre ol'the fourth'Spanis r li Army, and two divisions of English and Portuguese troops, have pas Sad through- ViltaKeafo towards Bilhoa and its environs:'—(Coiumnit Paper,of 24th June.) MADRID, JusE I..—The troops of the Empe einado pursued the French in their` retreat, Made Some prisoners, and took effects of considerable value. LI3IION !MAIL, LISBON, JUNE 19 ---General O'Donnell, ‘vith the army of reserve,. was to arrive 'at Salamanca on the 13th and 14th inst. The Madrid Gazette of the 11 th, contains nothing important, it only con firms the crnbarlultion of the English and Spanish troops in Alicant. The Empecinado drid and his, troops in the vicinity. JUNE 20.---Suchet has left 5000 men, light troops, on the Xuear to cover his retreat ; he has arrived at &011ie, and will doubtless retreat through Saragossa„ , have just, learned that General Murray has landed at Tarragona. CAniz, Jugs 10. L—By a channel, upon which we , can Tely, we know that Suchet began his re treat on the 4th, and *was in Cadet, leaving about 5000 men in lines. MALTA MAIL. i - GitiaavrAn, JUNE 5.---ay the Meta packet, • • Just come n, we have received the following sa tisfactory intelligeoce, which we.lose no time in placing before the ; pnblie,:— .! (caRCTLAI9. 4, SIR, " Vilete, May 10, IBM In transmitting to your Excellency the ac companying printed proclamations and bulletins, I make you acquainted with the circumstances at tending the appearance of a very alarming disease which chewed itself in a family in this city on the 3d instant. marked . by symptoms that were either actually pestilential, or, at least, strongly indica tive of .he plague. It were almost unnecessary to say, that on 'an occurrence so dangerous and distressing, every precaution which' the intelligence, *igilance, activity of a well-informed and indefatigable Board of. Health, assisted by the Police and Medical Faculty in general, could devise or suggest, was instantly adopted by all ranks throughout the ,island, every individual co-operating to his tit most in an object of such' universal concern, and I have the heart-felt satisfaction of adding, that there appears every reason to hope that the ma hay having been discovered in its very earliest appearance, had been restricted in its progress. I have the honour to be, &c. " H. °Atom' " }lis Excellency Lieut.-Gen. er . unpl)(4l, Lieutenant- 60v..- nur y Oiln'altar." EXTRACT or A Pl{ tVATF: I.Wl'lltft FROM. AN (WVICRR IN sictLY, I).lritti Titi4 r"' ,3 "e v i 183. " Now or never ;oust Spain he cleared 01 the enemy. it is gencrithy tippoKed that ..140rd Sachet glace them a brush the other day, in K'b• e. wt lost irix or 70t) men; but if Lord tYllliaßt rats title with hitxt from .Sicily` i~ tcty more British reginicflrs lit wit! be more than a b F e re s n h e i h pp G et e i n o c it r,al f . or i c li n e n o s l t t i l tn Q ti t imp for t le, Where if she e w at i e n h i : m s so much the better. Lord , only Waleie:figiSfoarthleerngdtehrator i believe tare.'.