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tZ !/ .~ ~, : cvAs3 2 Q) . , o • • duitilv,, " C` ..,.... C`; s ~., f ., 1 ). , N- •,-,,, j,..._ .a 0 NTIMBV,R THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ..THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov ember 24, idl2, Their Majesties Servants *ill perform the CO- Xtdy- of THE INCONSTANT ; Or, THE WAY 'TO WIN HIM. Old Mirabel, DOWTON Young, lirat,r 1, mr.g.Li.ISTON; - Captain Durete.e, Mr. BANNISTER; Dugard, Mr. HOLLAND ; Oriaba, Miss BOYCE; Bisarie, Mrs. EDWIN. To which 7.t be added the Musical Farce-of - - JIIT OR MISS ! Adam Stirling,, Mr. PENLEY ; • 'Janus Jumble, Mr. WRENCH ; Dick Cypher, Mr. DE CAMP; • • Jerry Blossom, Mr. KNIGHT ; VRonrke O'Daisy, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; • Clara Stirling, Miss POOLE ; Dolly O'Daity, Mrs. BLAND. The Doors to by opened at half past Five o'clock, to be tin past Six. Boxes, 75.; Second Price 3s. 6d.--Pit, Ns. ed..; Second Price, 2 s.—LowerGallery 25.; Second Price, is.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price, 6d. Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book keeper, at the Office in Little Itul:Sell-Street, from Ten till Four, and from Ten in tbeEvening until the Doors are closed. • • • The principal Box Entranc6 are in 'trydgesstreet, with ~..1 11 1 auxiliary door iu Russel-street ; the Pit Entrances are in Itussell-street and Woburn-street; the Lower Gallery En trances are in Russell-street and Woburn 7 street.; the Upper gallery Entrance is in Woburn-street only. Carriages to the Boxes, to set down and take up from great Russel-street, Covent-Garden, and draw off towards the Strand. To - the Pit, to set down from Great Russell-street, and draw off :down 'Little' Russell-stieet and Drury-lane. Stage Manager ; Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money :7,) be Returned. Vivant Rex et Regina. To-morrow, the Tragedy of Hamlet; with the nirce s of The alayor of Garratt.—On Thursday, the Comedy of The West Indian; with the Farce cf The Quaker. All Persons having made good their Title of Free Admis ion, three days at the least, previous to the el:Ail:else -of !9eli Right, will be required to sign their Names at the Door, -In a Book which will be kept ready for that purppse', and vill not be admitted without such signature. The right hand door, leading from the hall in Brvdp-,es street, Will be opened for Free Adthissions to the Boxes, • Arnl'conlined to them only. • Free Admissions to the Pit and Galleries will be received at their respective Doors in Woburn-street only, THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 0-14IORROW EVENING, _Nov. 25; 1812, will he acted, Shalcspeare's Tragedy of THE TEMPEST ; - Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. Alonso, Mr. CRESWELL; Prospero, Mr. YOUNG; Hippdyto, - Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Antonia, Mr. CHAPMAN; Ferdinand, Mr. C, KEMIILE; Gonzalo, Mr. MURRAY Trinculo, Mr. BLANCHAIiD; • Stephan°, Mr. MATHEWS; Caliban, Mr. EMERY; Miranda, Miss COOKE; Dorinda, Miss S. BOOTH; Arid, Miis BOLTON. • -After which will be performed (fifth time) a New Farce (with Songs) called • LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. The Overture;. &c. composed by Mr. M. P.. King.. The Principal Charact.e:s by Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. LISTON, Mr. BROADHURST, Mr. ATKINS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SLADER, Mrs. GIBBS, Miss E. BOLTON. ,Ilaces for the Fsoxes to he taken of Mr. BrandAi, at the "s`ewl3ox-Qdice, Haft-street. The Doors will be opened at half-pait Five, and the Play Agin at half-past Six. Loxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit Ss. 6d. Second Price es. Lower Gallery U. Second Price is..--Upper Gallery ls. Se . 'coed Price 6d. ' The New Farce, called Lore, Law, and Physic, will be Teptated every' Evening till further notice. On Thursday will be revived Thomson's Tragedy of Tan :?•ed and Sigismunda. On Friday, The Lord of the Manor.—On Saturday the Tragedy of Alexander the Great. On Monday Shakspeare's Tragedy of King Richard the The Public are respectfully informed, that a New La been Historical Play (in tljree acts) interspersed'with been - long in preparation, and will speedily be produced, exiled The Renegade. respectfully acquaints the Public,• , • that TICKETS Milt SHARES are sell* . in great V riety at bah of his old established Offices, 4, Corntilf, and 14 , Charing-Cress, London, for the - NEW LO ITERY, on the OLD MODE of Drawing, wkich means Classes are avoided, and the whale of the nuMbered from 1, to 13,000, will be put into -the lice!, and every Ticket drawn out indiscriminately, deter kining its own Fate and no other. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket 422 9 0 . Ai2Uarter 519 0 Sixteenth • 110 6 Porsons in the Country may be supplied by LISH'S Agents the.pvincipal Towns in every County, or by sehding their I2vders, Post or Carriage-paid, accompanied with good Bilis, auk Notes, or Post-Office . Orciers, to 4, CORNHILL, or 9, tHAIUNG-CROSS, London. NURSERY GROUNDS, KING'S-ROAD, FULHAM. WHITLEY, BRAMES. and MILNE, bay.- inF, now removed their Establishment to this place, take the libt.rty of conimunicatinti the same to their Friinds and the Public, and most respectfully to request that any commands they may be pleased to favour ti:em with be ad drtssed here instead of Old BroMpton. W. B. and M. cannot omit 'this opportunity of expressing how grateful they feel fbr former favours, as well as the ad ditional, encouragement they liave experienced in conse quence of their recent undertaking; and as every exertion will fie Made, render it complete, as well as to execute all orders .intrusted to them with fidelity and dispatch, they natter. thenlselves they shall continue to receive that pa tronage:which will be their highest ambition to merit. N. B. An extensive assortment of line Hyacinths and other Bulbs just received from Holland, in exciollent preserva tion. • - November, 1812. • ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and. CO. Contractors for the present STATE LOTTERY. con :tisting of 13,000 Tidies, have the gratification of acquaint ing the Public that they have been-so successful as to obtain. 4 , 1 1 e same mode of Drawing as in the . old English Lotteries. ,ereare no Classes; but the whole' of the 13,000 different ~,? nathers which the Lottery contlins will be put into the Wheel, and every Ticket drawn separately, for which pur osr: Government has granted rwo Days of t Drawing, the 'AA and 13th of January. SCHEmE. 2 .... of ....k20,000 .... are ....,C40,000 2 • 10,000 • 20,000 2,000 - B,OOO 1;000 *OOO 400 300 200 100 50 40 30 25 31,500 10 • 2,100 • 18,000 Tickets: • • L 130,000 The Favours of the Public are respectfully solicited by f„ I .,ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. who are selling Offices, and SHARES in a variety of Numbers, at their ‘l,,_fices 'BANK-BUILDINGS, CORNHILL, and facing the ' NNW ' S MEWS, CHARING-CROSS.. (s,\ TUESDA Y, NOVEMBV '')4, 2. To the WORTHY MAYOR; CORPORATION, FREEiIIEN, &c. &c. of the CITY of KILKENNY. • Brighton, Nov. 23, 1612. GpNTL'EMEN, HAVE to request that you will accept of my sincere Thanks for the very high honour you have con ferred upon rite by returning. me .Member for the very an cent and respectable City of Kilkenny, which is doubly fiat tering; to me in being so near my native home, and you may rest assured that the interests of that. City shall be the prin eipal object of n . p,. Parliamentary conduct. I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, • Your very grateful humble Servant, OVIUNGTON 131.UNDEN, Lientenant-Colonel. • .eIDAILILIL/7'i%c/F/ICE, - ' r Nov. 16, 181'2. varicE is hereg:ren, that a Session of ()per and Tiyminer andl"Goal Delivery, for the. Trial of Of cum& committed on the High Seas, within the Jnrisdictioh of the ~Ithniralig of England, will be held at Justice hail, in the Old Balk'', Landon, on 11 7 c:lne4ty, the IGth December next, at Eigi'ct o'Cloch in the Morning. • J.W. CR OrE R. COINT/t_iCT C,INDLES. Noverftser 16, 131 4 2. rq , 11.4 pRIAT AL IP 0 FF/CERS and Ca 114111. 5 - SIO,V.EItS ItIS'ALLIESTI"S hereky give ...Votice, 1 1 /ext nu Tr . ethwstlely; the 25(k Insfant„ at Oaf o'Clorh, ikey will be re: e/ to treat with such Pb•soia as• anry ue willip:„T to cillitarct for xlepplying, his 3itajez , -y's at 8er.5 1 41:il 0)1fi TA'LLOW CANI3I,ES. A Seta . * If bar Candles,• a3d a Fenn of Tender, nzag be sceit at Ibis (Wee. ' • , No bender will die roviued after. One o'Clock, oar thr' cloy of Treaty, nor any notod, unless the Party, or an dgcnt for hint, attends. Every Ten...'er must be aremnpanicd by a . Letter addressed-to the Navy' Board, and signed y two resp - ousib!e.- Persons, en— gaging to Lecontt boand witA the Person tendering, in tke Sant of 4}001: fur the due performance o; the Contract. .GENERAL MST-OFFICE, Tuesday, 27th October, 1812. , ' A BOUT' Seven o'Clack on the E.:ening of Monday, the 26th instant, the LEEDS MAIL-COACH, was robbed of the Bags of Letters for London, described at Foot, between Kettering and Higham Ferrers, and within three Miles of Higham Ferrers, by forcing the Loch of the Mail Box. The Bags stolen are, — Halifax of the 25th • Nottingham 266, Bradford.. . ditto 4 Melton Mowbray, ditto ' Leeds ditto Oa . ditto , Wakefield .. ditto - - Uppingban] ditto Huddersfield ditto Kettering . • ditto Barnsley.... ditto . Ttirapstone ditto- Sheffield. ... ditto Rotherharn.. ditto - Chesterfield.. ditto. • Mansfield ditto WhoosPer shall apprehend the Person or Persons who Ccrin--• mitted the said Robbery, will be entitled to a Reward of TWO HUNDRED POUNDS, one Moiety to be paid on Connoitnient for Trial, .and the ()tiler Moiety on Conviction. If an Accomplice in the Rob bery will surrender himself and male Discovery, whereby one or more of the Persons concerned therein shall be appre hended and brought to justice, such Discoverer will be en titled to the said Reward, and be admitted an Evidence for the CroOn. - By C0mr4,7,,0il of the Postmaster-General, F. FREELING, Sec. This Day was published, In TWO large closely printed i 7 olumes in Octavo, prieo iii boards, pie Pound Four Shillings, ameui 'Edition, being the of sr • rip LIE SCHOLAR armed against the ERRORS of the TIME: ot, a Collecti:n .1' Tracts sos tilt! Prin.. cioles and'Evilences of Christianit y ,-the Constitution of the Church, and tl:e Authority ofCivil',ArcernMent. The whole intended for the Information and Assistance of young - Students - in our Schools and Universities; and publish ed originally by a Society for the Reformation' of Principles. Printed for F. C. and J. RivingtOn; NO. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold also by J. llatcha,rd,•Piccadilly. • • Of whoiiim4y.be had, lately publi%lied, A new \Edition of, the Theological and Miscellaneous 'Works of the late Itev. William Jones, M. A. in six large Volumes, price 31. 3s. MONEY. FiIfURTY Thousand Pounds has been lodged with Messrs. Drummond and Ryder, Money Agents, - 23, Russell Mews, Howland-street, to be advanced to Per sons of Rank only, in sums not less than 10001. each ; but they have other Money to advanci3 on all sorts of Securities, as usual, by applying or addressing, pot-paid.---Constant at• tenclance. PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG. rr HE Advertiser libing the real Manufacturer,: is determined to sell every Article of the Pint Ftishiva and . Workmanship at the following reduced Prices, viz. . - Pearl Necklaces, any pat- 2 r 5 15 6) re-making I 0 12 0 tern, from *, Ear-riogs, per pair . .- . 1 50 I , .otO 6 Bandeaux Sprigs - 4 0 upwards {, I 5 0 Bracelets, per pair . . , Lockets ...- . . . Brooches . . ' 1 5 0 0 7 6' Crosses •S 1 1 0 I 46 Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe, from the above prices that every Ornament is made of a Com position, Or what is commonly called Patent - Pearls, they are respectfully informed, that every Article is compoF.ed of Ori, eytal Pearls, from the Fisheries- of Ceyioo - and i 4 ersia, which, being ia.anufactured by , the real Workman, are offered to the Paine much under their usual Charges. • , Several coirplete suits of Pearls, new patkrns, in Morocco Cases; consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear n -rings, and . three Brooches, from "c 25. to 301. per suit: • Apply to Ilarlo*i Pearl Worker and Strin.,;er, No. I, Grangk , -court, Careystrect, Lincoln's Inn Fields. rtifILBLAI NS tire pre . vehtedfroxt breaking, and their tormentin g ! rating, instant ly removed hy WHIT E- E A D's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally , esteemed for its ettraordinary Efficacy in Itheumatisms, Palsies, outy &Iledions, and Complaints of the Stomach ; hut where this certain remedy has hew unknown, or neglteled,• and the Chilblains haye aaually broke, W H TEHE A D's I' A•MI LY CL: RATE wilFease the , pain, and veTy speedily heal them. Prepared and sold by R. ) ohnston, A pothecary, 15, G reek street, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at as. 9d. each; the Cerate at ts:•.Q,(l. and as. 9d. Sold by•eve'rt , Medicine Vender in.the United Kingdrint - The Genuine has a black in Stamp; with vibe u.iitte a R. Johnston' inserted on it. EAST,INDLI HOUSE,. - Nov. 11, 1812. HE COMMITTEE of SIIIPPITO of the UNITED Co.llP,lNi'of 31Ell'CIL1N2`S of ENG LAND T2.adlog to the EAST IXDIES,do hereby give N)- lice, Th':t the Ccrtwillhe'2eady to recelee PropeSals, la writ isng, ou fredues,Tay, the 515th lust. from such posoas as, may be willing to Let on freipst good COPPER. BOTTTOMED SHIPS of the burthen of from : 500 to 900 Z.,'ons, builders' Measurement ; for the said Company's service for one voyage only. ' - Tice Tenders, with the words "Ship Tender" on the Cover, to severally sealed up and left with - Af, Secretary at or b.:- fore Twelee eClock at noon on the 125th inst. beyond which hour not any Tender Will be received. IV. 1t.d..1.1:5..1Y, Secretary: The Particulars of the Terms and Condition's upon which the cibtax Ships Will be cligaged in the Cwnpany's Serriee 211 ay be kad upon application to Mr; John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping; on or after Mends(' y ne.it the 12th instant. rATENT SHIRTING-CLOTII. rriES Fabric (after Four Years progressive im provement) is now brought to a Degree of excellence and perfection unequalled. , • Peeuliarlyadapted for all Climates and Seasons, by its free r dont from the eirects incidert to the changes •of the Atmosr phere, to which every ocher descriptiva ci Shirting Cloth is liable. - • • It is pleasant...and coinfortablt in *eal, washes beautifully white, warraetcli for - 44n - aiiiiity equal to the het.,./ri..43 L.Li t en t and.sold at about half the price, .Wholesale and by the Pi't!ee, at the original Wartatou , i,t, 154, Chcapside. near St. Pant's ;- I larding and Co 89, Pall-Mall ; • D'Oyley's Warehouse, Strand; •.d nosother House in London. ririllE value of Dr. FROEM.A.Is.I' GUTTA ii Lu FARIS has beeh so long proved, t.al no thing of , the present day can bear a competition w ith it, io all the different stages Of a certain Disease, wn clt it elleatially cures, and eradicates from the habit, whip out exciting the ,painful feelings' exposure that attend. SalivAtion---without ,debilitating the Constitution in any degree, or even requiring confinement frilftt busi. ness, or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to 011,14: appro bation, or more than thirty years. In all the debii ity of both Sexes they prove a . never tailing Restorative; whelli:t the okhdity is produced, by too tree use of Merciiry, by ii licit pleasures, or the eyeas of a warm climate, To Travellers, and those going abroad, they cannot :be recommended too strongly, as They will receive a safe, soeedy,• and complete. Cure, in• alt ofd stubborn Glcet3, every Weakness - that of lets the Bladder and. Organ s of Urine. its efficacy many Woiy.en havofiecome Mothers, who ibetnaiiy yeat's had been depriNed of.that happiness. . . . . _ _ _ 'Solct,' , Nlyukesale aid reiaii, at .11r. Butler's. No. 4. Cheap_ side, comer pt Paternoster-rim ; Shirty, and Belau.), Ports mouth; 1 , tit12.5, 7.lallory, and Portsea; Hall atid Gospoil ; Coleman and Jacob. Sheernuss; Peck, Boss And 'Turner, ; Ito xland and Cook worthy, Granville, Nettleton. and Gilbtrt,' Plvniouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney Rod Co. Birmingham; Billinge, Ed wartiiand Penny, and - Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewivan,Exeter.; Smith, Mander. ton, Reahurit, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and Macd ;mid, Glaslow ; Bulgekt and Birry, Bristol ;, SteVen son and Co. Iskrwirli ; Swinien. Leicester ; Dunn and Sot ten Nottingham ;. and. retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in lloxesat 2s. qd. an 464 each. HEALTH RESTORED THE BEST ZROOF 01" AlEt.;l7 SORROW is so often the Compakiion of Sick ness, that the happiness of . 1 - roman Life may be said, in . greotmeaS•ure, to depend on the e nj o y m e n t o f -H ea l t h . — Those Quacks, therefore, who, .anderpretence of. restoring, destroy that prime Blessing of Heaven, incur a guilt which no language can describe, While, on the other hand, the litimane and enlightened Physieian, who discovers a Medicine admi rably calcui.ated to dimini'h that complicated list of disoiders which Alice aturianity, is indeed a real benefactor to hiS species. - Such -a man was the venerable Dr. WEBSTER, who, in his ENCiLISB DIET DRINK, has produced a ,Re medy, which. the, experience of Thousands can attest, has proved irres:stibly efficacious in curing Scurvy, Scrophuia, Eruptions springing from Impure Blood, Asthma, Dropsy, Consumptions, Nervous . and Hypochondriac. Affections, and every'descriptinn of Feeor. This invaluable Vegetable Medi cine, is not only extremely palatable, bet its composition so harmless that it may be safely administered, even to a child at the brmst. Those who wi4li to see Dr. We't4t.er's, inipre4'ed Vegetable System and PrincipleS'fully developed, nmiy, by applying to the Venders, procure-his Own Treatise, a new ot which is just publishe4price 55.;• and also a sni1:11 Pamphlet, con taining a grat nualber of cases and remarkable cures which all occtyred during the last yeal.. - ThiS . invahiable Medicine is now faithfully prepared by E. Sine and 'CO. 92,130r0ngh High-strect (sole Proprietors), from the original•Reeipe, which was assigned over to the:a by Dr. Webster, sonic years prior to his death. , Sold in half - Idolbottles, 4s ; pint ditto, 7s. Gd.; arid in quart ditto, 14s. each, duty includ e d. • , • Wholesale by the l'Aip'rietors ; also wholesale and retail by their Agents, Messrs. Ilnwurd and Evans, Long-lane, West Smithfield. • All Letters and Orders (post paid) addressed to them, will meet the earliest attention. And is sold retail, by on.e at least, in every considerable Town in the United Kingdom, and by the following Venders of Medicine in London. EllioLson, Chemist aneDruggi:A, 106, Borough ; Bolton's nedicinal Warehouse, front of the itoyal Exchange, Cornhilt; Catesworthy, Chemist and Drug gist,-144, Whiteehapeli Mdunsey, Chemist, 24, Great Sur rey street, Blackfriar's-roatl, and at Kennington-cross; San ger (late f l acon), 150,.0,xf0id-stceet ; -Midgley, Chernist and Druggist, .49, Strand ; Hudson and Co. Chemists, 27, 1-iaymarl;4; Ward, 324, Holborn; and Mattress, Per fumer, 63, Fleet-stract, [PRICE STXPENCE-HALFPEN/tY. CADIZ PAPERS (FURTHER EXTRACTS.) .CAniz, Nov. 2.—lt 'appears that Senor Merino, Comniandant of that division of the Fourth Ariny which is _in Cordova, has intimated to the , Go -vermitent, tint he will not recognise any. other 'orders but those whi:th are communicated to hint by it. • NOy. s.—The accounts from Algiers :are very satisfactory. The day after the arrival at that port - , of the English ship the Invincible, there entered there seven Spanish ,prizeF, the crews of which amounted to more than 150-men; but we have th:! satisfaction to announce, that the DeY has since sheWn the strongest desire for amity with the , Spaniards ; as a proof of which he immediately gave up the above prizes, and set at iibery. all the crews, as well as other Spaniitrdi who, were in en.:-tins. We are yet ignorant what share. the Engjrsh had in bringing sabout this fa i:ournble event ; but We have. reason to believe, t' at they contribined much to the restoration of harmony - with, the Regency of Algiers. - About the middle. of Oi;tober ; the, garrison of Boria, consisting of 63 men, surrendered to the troops under General Duman. Much property was' found in the fort. • Gtiteral TC.ferioo,, with 9000 melt, has marched' from Cordova for La "Mancha. . itEUS (CATALONIA), OCT. 6.—:On the Ist inst. mirehed from hence 860 infantry mid GO liorse,; with . General Eroles. 'At three in the .afternooa of the 2d, they routed in Amncllons, near beea, a column of more than 500 infantry of the garrison of Lerida., They, were all 'put to the sword, with the e:,:ception of 150 men, whom the the General.reSeeved, in order to restrain Ole ex-; cesses of GovernorHeuriot, to whom the same Was communicated by a Serjeant severely wounded,- who was sent to Henriot. The prisoners have since arrived here; and were yesterday embarked at Salon. SITTING OF TgE CORTES, OF OCT. 30. The Secretary to the War Department read a memorial', iii which lie set - forth the deplorable state of the nation when the Regency assumed the reins of Government, and the progress of af fairs since the capture of Citidad'Rodri4o by the immortal Lord Wellington, down to our present situation. • He then nientioned the orders issued in Fe, bruary for the augmentation of theanny ofGallicia; the general orders for augmenting the armiwith 50,000 men out of the 30,000 decreed by the Cortes in .November, 1810. These orders were issued-, fur the Tst army, to Lacy, for the 2d and 3d to Elio, fOr the sth and GLh to Castanes; and under his orders, to Galluzzo, for Old Castile, to" . the Marquis del Pilacio, for Estremadura, gild to Espana for New ' astile. In regard to the 21'iLh army, the orders for the levies ‘vere not issued to the General, but to ;.he Intendants. The 4th army has been augmented with four battalions, 'sent- from the Isla. All tie stores abandoned by the enemy bave been oHered toThe collected ; bat ;he War Department has not ob-: tamed a fall account of them, because the co:lec tion has been hitherto in the hands of t;;L: iti tendants. With regard:to Gallicia, orders were given, cla the 21st Pebraarv, for the enlispnent of- 60,0i.1iJ men .; but it has not been possible hiti i e r t o t o effect it„ from the want of the aids promised by Government to that province, and from the-de lays which the e,:eeution of these orders has ex perienced, on the part of the provincial Suet-a. The Go - vertinvint,4ion'eveF,.believes,.that the In tendant will-hutnediately apportion.the allotments of men, according to 'the latest reriisters. in Februar y the arinfeonsis;:ed of 117,747 men; in July it was augmented by 39,500 more ; aid at . present it consists' of 157,297 me n, besides 5(310 sent to America from the 4th and 6th armies. Orders have been, given to, the Generals in' Chief of the armies to act in concerewith, and in obedience to, the Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo. . The works of Cadiz have not been' neglected ; up to the 24th of October, 156,999 cubic lards had beep excavated at the Trocadero, and about 900 ;nen were dail emplot-ed in that undertaking; . The r.pservcs are forming in Andalusia and 6.41-: licia, and the catairy in lit:treiVadura. The Go vernment now reckons upon 80;1100 men Inort. , . • REFLECTIONS or, A • SPANISH OFFICER TUC CONDUCT OF GENERAL BALLASTERDS, LED TO HIS DISMISSION FROM TIME COMMAND OF THE FOLTaTir A1t311% • " The first duty of man in society is obexlieuce to the legitimate constituted authorities-: Without this, no nation ever exilic(' on the face of tha earth ; Open dispbedience alloweH in 'a ,imple in dividual, is capable of causing; the ruin Of a Stae. AVOtlld be.ene effect of ilte . sr.:ine in it. General at the head of his troops ? - The niiiitary arm, considered as the strongest .suppr";rt of 71 State, and the protector of the liberty•of its inha bitants, will ;be vie'wed with the utmost execra tion, if, place or being employed in their d"- fence, it ls,converted into a wicked instrument lor their oppression. Every -aitizen is obliged to obey the Government ; but those to whom is confided the force of the nation to repel the ,:i . ,,wresiort of its eneiAies, are unpqrdonable, and guilty of the worst of crimes, when abusing this confidence, and taking advantage of this force, they separate themselves front the due obedience to the supreme authority, and use it . for their own purposes, and do, not consider the country to Nvhout it belongs, and who has occasion for it. Let us now see,what has been the conduct of General Ballesteros : successively ind rapidly ele vated by the Government, from tic subaltern dz.'s,