The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-11 00:00:00

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The Principal Character's by Mr. Kean, Mr. Popo, Mr. %Band, Mr. Powell, Miss Boyce, and Miss Somerville. - TO which will be added the Farce, called OFFiCER , S''of His Mil sTrs ORDNANCE do hereby/ give Notice, that Proposals wild bt received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the 17th !natant, :sack Pir vms as _auti, be waling. to undertake The Sitpply of THER BI3EECHE'S a nd GLOVES, for Service of 11:ie Dm% partneent for a 'period of Three Years., dcterotihaide after the expiration of the first Year, Updn'notive of Thre e Months, at ther option of either Party, PRIVATI I : CoititT:sPoNDEXCE. • ~ " Camz, M‘y 18.-!:very house n this city has been newly minted, the Promenade has been repaired, and a tempor try landing-plare erected for the Qneen's arrival. By dispatches ince. vett by the Portu g uese Ambassador, who is here, their wlta Nk.A. . Boxes 75.; Second Price os. 3s. ; Second nice tc---Lower-Gallcry es.; Second Price ls:-rUpper Gallery Is.; Second Price ed. On"Thur.sday, Every Man in his Hinour; with My Spouse andl.—Oit Saturday, Bertram; with Past Ten o'Clock.--0a holiday, Every Man in his linniuttr. Rayal Elightlessei We're to embark in a Portutinese line-of-battle 'ship early in Atirch, and are thCre fore hourly ejcpreied. in the principal squareA mainificent Temple has been erected, in . the front of which are the Buits of PerdinAnd the Aivetitl‘ anti his bride ; and on the reoerseideare ihostl of the Infanta Doti Carlos and his Priilce r 'S4. The' (light of steps ascending• to the Temple are sup. ported anti sorMonnted by lions conchant', in ad.. nt irible work manship ; the Apirei of -11 w lee. - stienee, Faille, and Mercy, are at the four corners of the Toople, and whan illti r oiliared will produce the most striking and splendid effect. Patterns of the "'aides nay be viewed Upon epplication to the respective Officers of the Ordnance at the Royal .eirsenal at Woolwich ; aid farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contrail, ?nay se known at the Secretary's qbfee, in Pall-Malt aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Propqats must be delivered, ;eater' up, and endorsed,." Proposals for Leather breeches and Gloves ;" but.no Proposal can be ad mitted after the ? said 17th Instant, at Twelve `'Clock at Noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an shall Agent in his behalf, shall attend. _ _ _ THEATRR ROYAL, . (Late 'lns:v . l'4e ROYAL, LYCEUM.) HE l'utt!ie tire resnectftilly informed, that the NEW ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE will -OPEN on s;A TURDAY NEXT, the lath Instant, at the OLD PRICES, with an Occasional „Adtkess, to be spoken by Miss Kelly. After which -will he perfertned the (irit Opera produced at . . . the Old Theatre, called UP ALI, ; OR, THE SMUGGLER'S CAVE. To which will be added. the Musical Farce of BOARDING HOUSE. In the ahore Pieces, sevrtal Performers wholave long heen 11Immured with.pahlie patronage, and many new Candidatei for public taeoor will he intenduced.—The whole of the scenery has been considerably enlarged, anti ootirely ainted-by various Artists. Stage Manager, Mr. Bartley.—Director of the Musical De . - part (pent, Mr. 'l'. Welsh. The. new entrance to the foxes from the Strand; and that `to the Pit and Galleries from: Exeter-place (close to Exetet thangel, and froM Exeter-street. The Private Box entrance groat Exeter-street only. A spacious and elegant new Salton' and. Coffee Room will he opened 'to . the Public; and the lower circle of Boxes will le apprupriated exclusively to drksed Company. Boxes and Plates to he taken of Mr. Stevenson, At the only Box-Office Ititranti -Entrance), front Ten till Four,- of whom lay be had Priyate Boxes nightly. . os„,1 1 !' Furl her particulars will be duly announced . By Order of the Board, . tt. 11. CREIV, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jane 3, 1816. " CAme, MAY 19 --Colonel Steele arrirea here this morning, from hi..f visit Rodilr'ilkir and the coast Of Africa. We nntlerstand +his Otircer Wad some tl Is at Ceuta, ar u it'icrertoine4 that there *re only seven state prisoners on this pos- Session, one of whom hnown for his talents and his intemperance in th. , Cortes. Cot. Steele states, that tlicy are not in confincment, but that they may walk on any pajt of the pro. thontory, and , arc allowed, books end sori..ty ; Oleg are not, of coarse, permitted to correspond with Spain." Tut, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Nis 111 A• JESTY'S OIWN.eiNCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposes 'Will Le received at their Office in Pall-Nall, au ur before Monday, the IVA Instant, front such Persons as mitt' 'he.Milling 'to undertake the Supply PACKINI3 „CASES; for &rake of this Drpartnieat,.lar a period of Three Years, determikable "after-the expiration of the first Ytar, uPoil Notice Of Three . Months, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the4rticles may be viewed, upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Toweri and far— ther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the ContraCt, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-31all aforesaid, ones , day between the 'burs ce Teti wul four oteloch, where the Proposals mast be delivered. Sealed up, and' endorsed " ?rapists for Pocking' Cascs ;" but no Proposal can be admitted utter the said 17:h In stant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the sable day, neither ,willany Tender Gc noticed, wiles, the Party niahiag it, or an 4-igent iK Us behalf, skull attend. Order of the Board,, R. E. Cll4:l7",Seeretarn. DEPREDATIONS' OF THE ALGERRIEB.' INTELLTGE . NCE'RECEIVED AT LLOYD'S'. SUNIMER • LOTTERY, ONLY 0,000 TICKE'N.—A Li, IN ONE DAY, . With Prizes of L. 20,000,, 1-19,00 u, BE I:Contract or with Go verilioOt for the •ISunnavr Lotter y , of only 0,000 Tickets, fully antici pating a continwince of that extraordinary tutees% which has for sneli a len,o holed period attended his 1/ffiees, begs to . tall tl.. Attention to the Advantagrs of the Scheme, which b.. 1 , , to find has already met with moth apgrobation, The ‘‘. ill be all drawn in One Day (r,t•h This Month), and contain l'irzes *4 , 20,0001., 10,0001., :1,0001 ,&c —The Firsi,drawit.Tiekto above 5001. must he at lewd, ll,uuul, and 'away he :10,0011., he I,,, , ttery which has just finished, T. had 'the great 'tatisfaetiou rif. dividing amongst those who lintiont•tal Aim with their ..Commands„ nearly all the great Prizes, in 4i,ditti; One of Thirty Thimsand Pounds, One of Six Thou stitid Poti:ids ' and Twenty-one other Capitals. . • Tickots rind Shares are selling by 'F. 131:11,, Contractor, at iris -OiliceS, Coriihill, and 9, (,:liaring-cross ; hs., Stir 'different Agents throughout the gaited Kingdom: 1411 R ROVAL THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF' SANE COBURG. 11111,, ACKERMANN I , as the honour of un-. .111:11,• nouncing to the Pul'ilie, OM the last PORTRAIT for whiCh her Royal 11 litie:4 thy miNcEss c HARLtu rrE bas kindly conitcscended to sit, is n•Av finished, and icAtly for, inspection; at hts REPOSTMIIV OC.ARTS, tot, itrattd. It is a whole lemrth, and for A Ciim ! ,:tt:ion to the Portrait of ltis klerene iiiiibtrAs the PRINCE LEOPOLI) now * ex.in4iting SOtuersot Engraving', from both tea': Poltraits, trite 14 inches by I'o, are now 19 ; two of ;1'6,16 Leo old is in a geeht stated torwardness, and a p r o o f t,f the Etciiing may beseen as abore. Also jost Pnhliolted, A Historical' •Acconnt of the House of Sa7coriy;'iirCtt 01 Prince Leopold, four Portiaits, Crown Svo. hoards, 7i. ed. DISEASES 0P INFANTS, &c. ALBY'S 61?,NUINE CAIiMINATIVE h Auvr.superior to all other Remedies lor the Wald, Parg iup, Convulsions, and those l)isor►leis to the Stomach and of Infants, which prove fatal to ,so many t►nder. The age of,two years . . It is equally .eitieacious in Chaise', Vluxes,,and ogle! Comylaints In the Intestines of grown per sum. This invaluable Cerdial Medicine, invented by' the late Drt''. Joseph Dolby, Apothecary, is now prepared by his (*Ot ter, M►s.Frauc.:s Gell, and her Sons,' t ► o whom alone he be. tiatathe4. this Property by hi►s Will.—lt ii sold only by F. Nelvbery and Sons, at the•old established ‘Varehouse.isio.4s,, the Last End of St, Paul's,. the third hone from Cheariste, price Is. *La bottle ; hut it' lo.oeuted elsewhere, be sure to ask for Gell's nalby's Cartninatire,".antl - see that the hams; *F. Ncwbery," is engraved in the stamps. DR. COOPER'S MEDICAr 130ARD, , CHARLOTTE . HOUSE, I3LACK,.FRI:IRS•ROAD. The halutary effect, of this INATITU'fION is manifest from the follauing very Icxtraurtlivary Cure London to wit. " 011 N JACKSON, of the Borough of .Southwark, Broker, maketh oath and saith, that in the year 18t4, he' was afflicted With El dangeroits disurderi told. was 'wads. seventeen months tinder the care of several resiteetable Surfoons, . without obtaining - any, relief. 'lite tii,e,o.e rapidly increasing, his life being in danger, lie Was re eocumended to I)r.Coopei's Medical linard, Charlotte tionse, Illetelttriart' 'toady whete the progress of, disease was imme diately st,ippcd, egid he Wilt. St3oll restored to perfect health, which, by the liTe.ling of tiod, lie still enjOys, hereby 'de claring, that in stat fig these facts, be 'is influenced ny no (utter motive than a grsteful return fur so ruiracillous a cure, and the duty be ulce s to his fellow creatures. (Signetl) JOHN JACKSON. 'W it 11,siei present, , • "P. M. Lae-retire, '25,. Illaektrittit-street, Borough. "'Thomas Johnson. 6, Charlotte-street, Blackfriars' Read. " Thonia4 Darby, St. Miellaers•alley, Cornbill. • #1 ii‘eurtt at the Mansion-house, this 9th day of March, limf, before me, (Signed) " MATTHEW' wom.), Mayor." . , _ . It is ty %veil-known fact, tl)3t thousand§ fall victims to disr ease by consuttmg illitt rate men : this iii6tic , (l Dr. Cooper, sittd three S:utgcons of thirty yeiifS extierience (Members of 'nu!' noril s College of -Surgeons to London :ttoi Ediititu(gh, as appears by the ',Mot Ist 6), tit Nliodical hoard at Charlotte-House; Great (:harlotte-s.:reet, opi,,,ite the Rev. lt ( "\ I sncl Hill's Chttliel,'lllackfriars-road,'Loodot , ; and t'w) eminent Diplom:Wilde Physicians . have since been adde4ll.o :11w Medical Board claims the attention of those vvliq have been improperly 'treated, arid virticularly thoie afflicted with Strictore.s, Fistulas, Cancers, Seropnulas, Nervous Die eitsee, isim; front warm climates; 'Juvenile. Indiscretions, laud Eruptions on OA head, face, and body, sore eyes, ul eslttted 11, 1 6 8 1, 11) ,,,o, o ini nose, noise in the ears, deafness, di-tones. of pains in the head and "limbs, frequently balstaken for rhemnatisrli, weatroess in thu twee., nodes on the. shirt bunts, .. , .,vellett angles, egc• are symptoms Mitch up pears Sears r, and too often destroy domestic I,4ppinuss. Gioper and Cu. are emisuited daily all ranks of people, from Twelve tilliiight.; or by letter, cut:100 1 1g a fre (fur no others are-answered) '.t: tin t case, wtlrhi ,r)441 .1 - 6 ue o.ld tivice tore , scut to all parts of the Kingdom. The I'tleo and l'i s t ii t ag cured Without huriiiii4 or cuttingi and gratis on Titesdav, l'huradar, and Sunday tdoinings, ill Twelve oCluek. ' A side door and private looms fur Females. • 13, 7-1)r. Cooper pationizes an f:•stablisnient for the ac coon/Meation i f l'elnate , lios4l SitiMt ion requires retirement lie , th e i r 1,. r Niedic . 3.l tientlemen who ut 4uri 11111 4 .1.,• , t " , i with their l'atieut.: try or: , srut at the consultation, V1C22141L L NG- OFP I CE, Jun 1b 1 1.; rrFIE CO4MISSIONERS for 'I) 1C4'1.14 LLJN6 liiY .31,1JESTY,S NA 1:Y, do herebli give Notice, that on Ftidd!; next, ;he t4thimtatit,qhey wilt he ready la rectiVe'l'enders in writial, (Seqlell IT) and treat fur One Thousuild'Sarks : of Distea MEAL, to i,e mi,, cte d t i do his Majc.;ty'a Piclualting .Starer at 1.) ptpril in the space of a . Forthig4t, No: to be paid for, ky 414'i; payaine, with intereet, itineiy day; ajar date. • The Camllama of Me. Calitraets may be aeeo at the cretor,y' ()lice. . will be had to any Tender in whig.ds , the Price shall sal be inserted in words at ltugth, or that' .wall not be aciivereilto the lioard before Hal/=past Two o'Clock on the said Friday next, lite 14th instant ; ' nor :maw the Persoit whomaket the l'ender, or 6011{C 1 4 040 g .int his lisha4l; at tends, to answer wises called for. . , EAST INDIA. HOUSE, May 29, laid. rrillE COUR 4' of DI ItIiCTURS of the UNIT. , " MI6 CONIPANY ut MERL:HAN IS ENGLAND 'TRADING , to the LAS!' INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL COUttT of the said COMPANY Wilt he held at their (louse, in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNES DAYt the 12th of June next, at Eleven o'Clock iu Shofar. noon, for the ,following purposes • Ist, For the purpuse of laying before the Proprietors a Re port from the Committee of Bye Lawt, appointed by the neva' Court on the iltt June last, proposing the ordaining, altering, I'4e:ding) or suspending toothy Bye Laws of the Company. And idly, For the parpose of laying before the Proprietors, for their approbation, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of this Day, granting to Colonel PATRICK BRUCE, late Military. .Acditor-Genrrid at Fort St. George, the Suitt of L. 1500, for the reasons therein stated. JAMES CO M), Secretary. On the Fi r t st of M ty trai ptthlisitsd, price Is. THE AIoNTHLY GAZETTE of HEALTH. rhis popular periodical wark, edited by Dr. REECE, Author of the Medical Guide, &c. is published on the Ist of every sminth, on the saute plan as the Gazette tie saute oft Paris. It gives a poplar uecotint of all new discoveries made in different ;arts of the world; that many relate to the Ineam of pi eserviug health and curing diseases, promoting economy aud domestic comforts, &c. The Pilth'Number, to be published on the Firsto , _ay, will contain Practical neatness on the Causes, &c. of Initigv , .tion and Minim i.;om`daiul 5, and the hest known means of prevention and cure, by Nledicine, Diet, &c. New Remedies for Piles, Ascarides, Rheumatism, Cutaneous EruptiOns, Nervous ('soup, ilsg-worm, Owns, Tender Feet, Scurvy, Itch, au Accimot »f the Bengal Antibilions Pills,: Sodaic Powder, the Management of Newly-horn Infants, &c. Published at the Chemical-Hall, 171, Piccadilly, and sold by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row, and all •Booksellers in . the United Kingdom. CH IN G'S WORM LOZENGES• o.lol'i are allowed to be the mint frequent SUlll'ef'S o f Children's Distaies ; their Symptoms emery Parent sionthl he acquainted with: They occasion Liss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Face, Emaciation, and an irre. gular state of the Bowels, ati ended with violent Pains; they bring on Convulsimis, affect the growth of the Uody, and often prove fatal, by endiug in a Consumption or Decay. Both a 4 a preventative and Cure for these alarming Complaints, the, above exciAlant Medicine is allowed, on the testimony of some of the highest Pharacters in this Country, to 'have no egnal, Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, froth a personalkno , v ledge of its efficacy in their own Fami lies, stamps its twits beyond competition, and gives a saw tion to it which ,no other Medic:int of tin; kind t i b o ast, Sold at Messrs. Butler and Sons, No, 4, Cheapside,. Lan don, in packets, at U. lid t and in hazes, at (is. Dd. and St. Cd.*avii and also by the principal Booksellers and Medicine Venders iu evcry Towiti . '• , - , , .. lies, Pita'. N ETPA K tsl OWN REFORE.--instantapeotis - , ; 'of His Mil- Relief for the HP:AD,ACIIE.--OARWIN'S tIIsPIIA- .. . give 14 , ,,giee, that ~LIIC Ni ow l s HEAD-A , C „ fIE I)I 2 AV A, .to he, had Of the Proprietor's PRTVAT a A gent, W . rsen t ,N0 .,37. Rathboneilace,Oxfordostreet. . .. . in Pall Ma/l, on price 4v. per bottle, stamped, ariti by his further apPointuient, " Came, MAY :frovin 'such Pir- of all ,respectable Nleilicine Venders.----'These efficacious . • Drops are found peculiarly siesirable fret the simple Ind con- has been newly p SitP/ilg of LEA- venient tootle of applyinithem., and hecauie they do not ie- iervice (ell* Dl quire confinement or restraint of Diet.--Orders trim! any repaired. - and a t 4 icterMihalde after part uf Tw C on ur ountry, post paid, immediately attended to.' for the Queen's O . , of Three Months,. • • . , • • by the Portuguese This Day were published, in Syn. price 9s. boards, . . IhISSVVS On INSANITY, IIYPOCHON- Royal Hightie'sSei . • DRIASIS, and other Nervous Affeetions. pun epPlication to , -a- 4 line-Of-battle 'shin toy JOINREID, M. D. . the lloyal .elrenal Of the Royal College of Physicians London, and late Physi- fore 11Ourly eicpec together with the cmn 'to he Pi us h ury ' Dispensary. .• Printyd for Longman, limit, Rees, Orme, add Biintru, maa b nificent Tempi ry Ite known at the - paternoster -Paw. ' . any day between _ of which are the 1 ere the Propqats . , . • . This Day were publishe d , in tiet); IS9. and MS bride ;an 4. "Proposals for second Eilitiou, with numerous and important Corrections and Additions, made by the Author previous to his recent of the Infanta Do oposal can be at!- De ease, . r ~. . night of steps tsc Melee `'Clock at 'it) ENIARKS on ANTIQUITIES, ARTS' and Tenderbe noticed, .11.0 LETTERS', duriVan Excursion in Italy in the Far b i ported anti sornim . . 14004. , goy in his venniti . Wy,,,iOSEPII FORSYrEt, tog. ' ntirithie work manS . .: • ' P r - inted fur Julvih Nititrais Albemarle-streets science, Faille, an ETV, Secretor's', . TILGIUNI AGE to WATEP.LO6. on the lath Instant. of the Toriple, ati4 ririlis iIItAVELLIW'S OUIDb.. , over the . ... . ,_ _______. -striking JL sci PE! , . of ACTION on the 15th, )(Ali, l/th and lath the most ne 3, 106. ,of June, is strongly recommended *Cottle Notice 'l,:f all those " Came, MO .S .of His M 4. yaw intend to be present; beffig a correct delineation, on a larger il i i r se,tle, rdeverY lt . tvol, Lane, Wirod, &c. of the Country here this morning i e give Notice, that hum and Ntemiur. .. ice in Pell-Nall, sold by John Booth, DAke-street, Portland-01kt; aad S. the coast of Afri , E g ert.ha, Cuaring-•zross. Price lai. itt ease, and loi. 6d. in ;. front .such Persons th ee " , Was 'souse tl IS f i /phi of PACKING Shortly wilt he published, Additional Particulars to the 1 t h ere ~,„ .. V for a period of n tie i d t• Waterloo, by a near 1 tbserrer ; with a List Of all ' o i l y st • ,- the 0tt_2 . :2112 o served in the t. .......„.„...„...._„. iessioll, doe of eel iration of the first This Day were published', talents and his int the option ofeither 1 In 2 vols. Btu. Price 11. 4s. et New Edition of i "vitlL 10 Sin the IN'l s Eltl2 DIS I' it IC l'S Steele state's, the of AFRICA; performed iii the Years 1793-6-7 and ri span aPP/lcut " • during a subsequent Missiopin )05. - ' butt that they may e Tower's and far- ~ s By MONtso PARK. , tontory,' and •ni i. and c aaditiaas ~- • , To which is protixed t a copious Lite of Mr.Parlt. v s o .t , The Second Volguie contains Mr. Park's 1,,,1 Journey they are not, of c ertiary's Ofiree in and Life, and either Volume may be had separately, price les. he, Hours ce' Vets . Printed for John MurraY, AlneMarle-st reet. with Spain." ..........___. , must be delivered. • ' . '" SLCONet EMIT:IS ;., . packing . cas,s ;., .. This Day were published, by J. Mawinati, Ludgate-street, in brAißtf)Ati( one large volume, 40. pric,, at; As; ',wre tc h, in , ENIAiNS of JOHN 'I'WbDt)ELL , laie of , the said 17th In-• IN'T'ELL T GEN e solte day, rectifier ' JILL 'I rinity College, letimiliridge, hein' , a Seiection of his C'irrespontlence ; a epublit:atOn' . I his Pr' I -' ►i Ji • " MADRID, NI 'rtl ma4ia g it, il ` r • • nitvi ; an Appendix, Contaion l ig s 9 u,nc Acco () ii:t. '"4 o ) f lt. t s he , l i b' , " thnt's Collections, MSS. Drawings; &c. and 'of their' extra ' : Tier dispatched h unfit Di sappearance, preceded hy a Blokfraphit.il Menlo'' , !ascot, V c to inform i illustra t ed i ••• h s '. i . l• eV i . tl t: . l l; e D ar e i c e et! a ed, vino wit I ortia.ts, I ictiiroque -, q• !. 4 :l7 , ;,Sepretore. ' I M. ps. , have arrived at I fly the Rev. ROBEWI"IIVEDDF;II.., A. M. :74 , 7, , thiti. The Second Edition . atignientetl 'by a Vindication of the followino , is nit el I;.'ditor, a,,,.;iii,t cel iain Pir2)lirations of the Earl of i'Llgiii, and ''' ' 1 The Second Edition attgittented 'by a Vititliestion of the i Editor, ti,,tittit eel taitt Punlietttions of thu littri of cillgitt, and vtheis, together with on Inde x . $. Tint ViodkatiOn mepnrqte, price Ss. (1. sewed ; • and Ow VindiCation, with index, Ztie &c. to complete the First l'Aition of the ".Itetnnins," - prier frt, Gtl, sewe ELEGANT RECORDS OF NAV.!,L .ttio .I,IIiATAILY - GLORY. Preparing for.the Press, and to h,. .peedliv.publio t A t ih a liai,d%outc octavo s for wett0.0.6,a4 ~i,i,anaes, Stib siiihtes will lie reai;rd by I lie "Ellitor, — No. •29., Gunge— street, ANdelphi; Alessri. Black, Parhory, Hint Alan, Lea. denhall-drett ; NVeitley and Narixlt, • StrAnd ; Egerton, Whitehall ; at the Office of "'I tit. Military Regiitte,'" Spring ; and at all other I tooktel lers ; price los. ti I. to he paid On.deliecty of the Wati—(A' List of Sulacribers will he published), Fr VIE GI OF EM LAND ; being a Col lection of those admirable and eloquent Address( i s in which have been conlionnieated the Tlittoks of Parliament to those Oflieers of the Nary iind Army, whose eminent tier. Vico, (luring the W&Ti of the Freoch Itevolutioo, twee s o essentially contributed to the glory of the British Arins,-..: Tio, which' witi added, NUJ:It BIOUBAPHWAL nI hiIIATARY. By MAURICE EVANS.. Navy and Army Agvnt. " I im sure I speak the language' of the House, when I 't l say, that it is impossible to find any where the i;lore of our " Arms so well dslscribed as in those brilliant displays of rlo " cpeoce."—(l.ord t' astlereagh's Speeeli, \ to. " MADRID, MAY profit of a Cou» tier dispatched by onr Minister C, R i Vaughan, tgq, to inform yon, that three Spanish vesselit 4 have arrived at Carthegena from Oran, and the following is an ettract of the Report made by the Captain, al contained in a letter I have read, re. ceived.frifitt the tonner place On the 16th May, 'an 'Engha; brig loading at Or to was teized by the Moori, and the Captain . and crew, ‘tith the Vice-Consul, sent prim) , er4 to Alglers. 'on tbe`liith or lath, twn Gibraltar regsels arrived at or near Oran, anti 'Urea the same fate. The Spaniards, Initot A ii d the s stets thin* . *as likely to 'happen . to them, immedi itely lett Of place, to the number of rleven resscls, learhig heir pro pi.ray behind them : t.b three vessels arrived at Cit,:h•ivers are part of the eleVen as atove %ald ; and the Cap. tans also reritt, it w a s given o u t at Oran t`tat the measures had been adopted in consequence' of orders t%ceived front. Algiers. U Front - the above intelligence it is the gener.il opinicti iq ibis city that the Alterines are cruisin4 a...;ainst our vet. leis; all Wilier particulars I 'have Irnatedhttely cornmonietted 1. to all my Vice-tonsuls on the coast, and desired them not to dispatch any ship.,' papers until further infurroatiun is, re. .ceived, Anlesi the Captains insist thereon at their own visit; in which Cale, to give you advice of the partiettlars of the vess,A., mega, tlx. The measure, although without instrac flint% relative to this onforseen event, will, I flimertayielf, be approved nt and also by ship-ownem " I am truly. your obedient humbleservant, • • P. C. TUPPER,' t V. Ibis PritannieNtijesty's tunseWeneral att flarce'dtit4 anti tor the pronnce of Catilolia an .I.Agent for 1.144'5. " To Mr. John Sennett, Juo or." Tp FASI: EN. iirouNiES' =PA I'ENT Di) %IPS OVENS JIL without Hilo, which unite, in the highest degree, Utility ant Ecoliorny. It is well known, that all Oveul, hitherto contrived for the use of 'Families, which are attriched to s, owing -to the riOth, occasion a consiLl..rahle lust of Fuel, ah Welt as diminution of Heat ; to obviate this great disAirake *age has keen the gutty of the Inventor of the Patiiit Do meitic Ovens, which are without Fillet, and ,which inate4 of diutinsiting, intreese the that without the least Fuel. - takes this Method of informing the Trittle in gen'iral, that they may be supplied with three different sizes, with or without !Loges. As they heat without a Flue, cowiequently there is no danger of Fire happening from them, which is so frequvntly ibr rasa with those that have Flues.—Referenci Families of the first respectability will be given, w4ere the Ovens may VI seen in use; and also at his Matuffactory, Castle-court s Strand, near Bedford-street: and at Mr. itch's, Ironmonger, Cireenwich Me34l'4. Schooling and Lawrence, Whitechapel ; and at must respectable Ironmongers in Town Country. N:11.---.11) Allowance I niade to the Trade for lleatlY , mit tii.otaN t . • EOPlitt; of every 11'4 p . , iy adoration to aie ,!;, nr of Wedloeti; but, Nvherr dui Constitittiifit hat been by disease, or debilitated by a certain lialdt, contracted at an early age, a 'renovation in stability, previous to entering thdt stateiti indispensably reqiiisite tb revive the 4luttibcritig spurt;, of life, and to reanimate the system. Fur no disiiVitelt have euntributed more essenti..lly to destroy flynieneal happiness than those which- are the consequettees of unguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which in .duced Mesirs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons of eminence and high professional attiiiiiments, Metuotot of the Royal C+, loges of London and gditibur.th, to present to the Public the result of thirty years experience in 'th e Cure o f V enerea l Comp-la:tits, and those Debilities utid Dedeierkeies which not 'infrequently prevent or imbitter the mat' inionial stale. In the various gradations, from recent infection to con firmed Liles, their !remittent commands very often a speedy, and radical Cure. lit illibiOn4 casts, their lung and well arranged experiencegives there a pioniptittide of decision that secures the Patient tr©m heing inercnrialized out of his ex istence, 'or having his conatittitout undarniined, and the vi tal principle desttoyad byte latent, but insidious disease, in a Mind and fatal confidence in shallow Pietendera. in Nar row' Diseases, Vaseulaultelaxstion, and At u ny of the Or gans, arising from excessive indulgenee, insalubrious cll. mates, lie SWinary &cusuality . ..thcir practice gives new life and energy to the system, even in cages which are verging. on de spair, Stfietures °then" derangetuents of the Urethra, - they !more in a mild anJ effectual manner. Slight and re cent cnies of Venereal Intection are cured in the short period °lwo days. To qt. Female Sex it will he consolatory to know that they :illy be cured of those bebillties *NO defeat c o nception, aud sap the foundation of connubial felicity, Patients treated with candour, delicacy, and at cresy.' Messrs. Currie and Co. may be ponsulted every stay, fit t tivir hthisei 107, Hattori-garden.—Lettets from the Country, stating minutely tbe case, mode-of living, &c. and unclosing a Remittance for Advice and Medicines, will be treated Wills o,udioni atteation.-ISii.lo7 , Hattoularilem • sOtITI3 AMERICA. The Charleston papers to the 12th of May for* visit alore recent intedirence from the Spanish Main thmt any previu►is[y cptne to hand in 04 COllntry. " CIIABLESTONT. MAY I I .--On the 30th of March, !SIC), the i,riti t brig; korestrr, Captaitt Henry, arrived ut Sdnitt-NUrtha with orders to demand their subjeets, when the crews were all. givemay, except , masters, officers, supercurgoes, and passengers, whom they:positively refused to . dehVer, iron' this we had tea Son to Etispect' something serious was intended againt us. Ai cordinglyion.the 4th of April, eleven of the itias iers attempted to force the guards, nineof whom stteceedell iu getting Hotels to the Forester's boat,' which'was waiting for their reception, Unfor— tunately- .1. SMith, chief mate of the Adeline, in the attempt trua run through 'he body with ;.e bayonet, and the soldiers brit out hishrains It it It the hutt.-end of their muskets. - One other, British - subject, wait wonmied and taken hack ta the prison. -The number of prisoners left at Santa-MArtlia, in close confinement in the stocks, • WaS twelve. The - Situation of Clipt..Eiititi Was peculiarly deplorable, he having experienced the Most severe treatment from them, in consequence of informatiOn being lodged against him by a Portuguese sailor (without foundation to(?), that he intended to make .4an attempt to . cot WA schooner out. He was immediately put in elos.eH confinement, and threatened that be should never come out alive* the execution at which AS threitt , W rendered doubly probable after the escape of the utherc"..