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INC IP:IL OFFICERS of His 111.1- , ~ JeN7r3 'OR DYANCE do hereby gire Notice, liar Proio.rat will be reeeivrel at their OjEce, in Pall-Mall, r4r before Trednesday, the 4th day of Sept. 11CTlifi'0111 Snell ?,ertoll . .aS niay be willing to undertake! the Supply 01 . ..ORLIOE fur the Ordnoure Horses stationed in the follow i+kit mit ; fat, 6 to delivered at the Expence of the Con- Iractor, 04.4._. , !meth Britain', South-Weit, including Ports- NOtthern, month. Isle of Wight, and k . .. , awn), exclossve of IVarley, Christchurch, tomliern, Occlusive of 'Chat- Woolwich with its Depend tam, Rest. i t i, encies, Macy and Chat ' linin, EAST INDIA HOUSE,. MAL LI, 181‘.. SPAIN. grill. COURT of PIRECTORS et the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLA::•;I.3 TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, . . " By letws from Spaiti ... (sayi the Joarnal Cie m-ral of the .disaffeeted) ,learn that another mosrduritni.aibitrayy trct has . taken pleq.p, • which certainly bap po parallel since the. tiwe of 11. The Kin ;.loin, of Navarre is that portion rik ' the Spanish, Munarehy ; which hacj retained its an cient rights, mid, privileges in the more perfect state, the enc ; roach u teuts Of. the Crown in its Mittisters.having Bre tt felt . ther4 less tltstit in any other quarter._ 3‘. pfrmanent,liody of Deputiss from ,time trionemmisi hits, ekisted, . to whom the guardianship of these rights and,,privileges was confided, and ,who have mlways been known to xuaten over. theta with a jealous care., Notwith standing the general despodsmoLtbe.Throne, these pineirut charto.l have been held sacred, anti. no law or royal order has hee n promulgated iu Navarre, without having been previously suibmit ted to this &Tutuiion, .to receive its. 11411C11011.-•-. This body had the right to declare whether any measure emanating ,from the Xing was, opposed to the Constitution -of the pro ', vilce, and there the King also governed through the medium of a Viceroy, the only one knowar in,the thole Peninsula. Our letters say, that au order was lately.sent down from Coirt for promulgation ip 'Navarre, and being laid before the Deputies, their sanction WAS refused.. It is added, that in consequence. of this, the Viceroy (E•peleta) arrested the whole of them in, their beds, and pot them into prison. This was the la , t little shadow of civil freedom that remained iu Spain. It bad survived the. destruction of the Constitution of Aragon, and was the only partial remnant of that political liberty which distin guished the early annals of SpUnish history It had always beeh an eye-sore to.the reigning .Mo narchs, but still they had.nut ventured to overturn , FLAN DIAS 1111114, [ItEcEp.'ED LAST .NIGHT.] That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their House, in Leadenball-street, on, WEDNESDAY, the 25th September 'text, at Twelve o'clock inthe Furenoun. xIIL KKEOP ,, tIi:ELLINGTON. Brusset.s, Avis, 17 : , --The,daY . berote yesterday, is the evening, his Gracu.the.Dtihe of ton, 1-tecori4panied by several oAkers of his stat 4. arrived in thii city, coining frunt r London, and. — alighted at the Hotel de Belle 'due yesterday morning, Wort play-break. his Lordship de,, parted with Gcneral*rayenhpli, ‘ylio is charged with. every thing relativeto, the execution of the . plan of the new fortiticationkiwhich are construct, ing on the southern frontiers „of the. hingdop. , His Grace is going to Charleroy, Namur,. and. other towns. JAMES COBB, Secretary . . . , . NE% MEDICAL BOOKS published by .101-IN CALLOW, Medical Bookseller, Crown-court, Princes -street, Soho. - In 2 vols. limo. price 10s. boar•ds,_. I.' NECDOTES, . AILDICAL CHEMICAL, and CHIRURGICAL collected, arranged, and trans muted.' By an Adebr. ." Ludo et jinn uti licet, cum gravibus seriisque satisfeceri mus."—Crc. Oir, 1. • 7 •In Bro. price Gs. boards, 2. 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To which are aelk),n, butts aaid Opservations illustrative ut ita Causes, Srniptini,s, anti 'l 4 ,..utinent enrninehendrng the. flistory of f't;Yer in ',lie fleet doting the years 16;0, Is; ;, 1819, 1818, mist of the aria Carthatonia Fevers. 14 Without' Butuett, M.D. PhYsiciau of the Fleet, .v.:. It. Quarto, illustrated by 21 price 18s. hoards, 7. CASES of DISEASED ISL: . ..;4.;Eri anti TENTICLhs.— By Wodd, Nurgi , ja.-13) ,i 11111: Author, Observe -0014 on tire best mode of Coring 4al ect tires in tire Urethra, with Remarks i it the frequent inctlicacy and ill etiects in Cau stic 4pl;c.itions—Second Eelatoo, enlarged, bra. price 4s. AL. In the cling .4.utlior, price 45. in boards, 8. CURSORY itY,MIA4KS enr - CinttsW.r=4..CE I _oe-.0111:77 MTV considered as a D154.116C. WWI a Critics. Exantinatio, of Ancielit and Nloderie ()Onions, relative to its Causes an:: Cure . Third - Containing a Reference to the nasal retuarkable Cosec that have occnrred in thin country. In - BW. !nice as in boaros, a. SKETCHES of the ISIEDICALsCIJOOLS of PARIS; including Remarks on the Hospital Praciire, Lectures, Aria towital• Schools, and Mutton's; anti .exhibitiiig the actu.l. seine of, Medical ;test r uctinn in the French Metropolis. 0,,y John Cross, - Member at the' College of Surgeons in London; Corresponding Nleint4i of the Societd ,Needicale d'Euto Wien, of Park ; and late Demonstrater of Anatomy in the University at Dublin. • IVeedtin, Northamptonshire, Pe dp, riot/ of Sir lionths 'front the October ne.rt, the' Oats to be good, sleet, dry, and clean, without any mi.tiore tf .rai4t, or 3 4whurnt "Oats, and must" . not Aceigh less than 2 7 pounds per Irinthester Boshel; the tray to Ire. sweet . and thE rered in T;•nists of-56 lbs. weight ; the Straw to 'e good, clean, and (Iry Irheat or Rye Strazs; and delivered in Trusser of 56114. weight. Primt'to de paid for the yespectire Quantities of each ofrlisl e.w hich,ntay betkavered, at thefollowing rates, viz ; forthe o:th a per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois Weight. Pu t . the I - Tar nt pt-r hundred and twelve Pntinds. rnt the Straw at per hundred and twelve Pounds. • 27 * prtposals may 6e:delirered separably or jointly for fr i" More of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Contractor shall re, clue the Stable Dunk, which, during. the 6 f his Contract, may accumiate, Making. an allow "" for the same after thi rife of per Horse Pr week. '.AUG. l9.—Tho Duke or. Wellington, after hating visited the Works crectipg at charleroy„ • atiti,on a rot of the.hauks of the -Nleuse„ as welt , as the citadel of Liege, has returned to this city. Yesterday Morning, at the motnent whentha prizes were distributing to the pupils of the Royal &boo! of Design, in the saloon of the'Orangery, his Lordihip trio visiting the Museum. Tho Chiefs of the Institution being informed of this; imthediately waited upon bin), and requested him to honour this ceremony with his -p resence . The illustrious General condescended with the , greateit their rripiest. On his entrance into the sajoon, which was filled by a numerous and brilliant assembly, unanimous Fie r clamations expressed .the public admiration and respect for the brio of Waterloo . . Ilis Lordship * , at the intreaty of the direetort of the establish • meat, deigned . to ileliverthe prizes to the slims.. fill candidates, and the ft Fat who obtained this ho, nour havinft,' by a happy thought, offered to the British) hero in exchange a branch of laurel, the applauses were i'encyr . ed With more warmth. The DI AZ e was out.of onitorm, anti wore no or-, der's. Fik Lordship has 'now' left this city to gtio to his beatl,tiottrter2 amkfroiii 'thence ' to Paris.. ' • . „ I'Prihrr .Portieutars may be known Upon dPplieation to th e 1-11fiiers Cammandio.v the 'loyal drtillery in each Ais a)4(lnlso at the Secretary's o:flice, in Pall-Mall afore *.tiy, any day between the Hours' ol and Four o'Cloa,' a'Aere. the Pr Jo r oposals must be delivered, seated up, and eA " Pr oposAls . for Foragt ;" but no Proposal cunke atl 7 *i11 " 1 after 'the said 4th of September, at Twelve o'Cloc!: at 444 e+) of the sam e bay, neithet Will any Tender be notic ill, unless the Party making it, or an .4gent it: Iris behalf, shall attend. There is one obvious conclusion to be drawn frOm this story, even if correctly stated, Mild', considering the goarter whence. it conies, is not very likely, and of Ch the writer d oes not seem to he aware. It is that Ferdindnd VII. having' oeither army nor money to hack him in his ty runny,. must by more strong in the affections of his people than any of his predecessor s , t o dare the execution of what is described as being so un popular a IlleaStite! . , .1i Order of the BeNrd, lt. II (:11E11"; PC) • .41 • INES of the, VINTAGE 1815, at $l%. per Dozen. r r iI E .I COAIMERCIAI4 HAI 4 WWII; CUM jy v Y respectfully inforin the Public, that tiny hare ' , eve , nt' Cargoes of.DOItT INF,S of Let y e ar's Slit ;',4l4or , winch allu'wed to he superior ev e n' t o ti c Wi nes o f t. liHh the Conspany are selling at ass. per Dozen, er- M.e l ri oo t, peawlr pipe.l) 140, Oxford -s Sample! , may treethe tasted at No. 10, Skin " N, ~ .- 11 N •h• The most soperio r Cape Madeira IVines are sold 81 toy• 4 . per 11,,Eini, or 1 is. 641. per tiallutt, or Ciaatmon Cespo at EauGHATION TO AMERICA. Atria. 18.—We learn by letters f r oi t i Mentz, that the itiliole . eity has been thr.own intr► .ilarm by a quarrel between some Austrians awl some l i t ussians. The soldiers of hull► nations rni furiously about the streets, loaning their arms, they fired several fitnes s and blood has, dated ; thd two Governors- sheaved 'great energy, and succeed4' ed in restoring order. ' The cause of the dispute ii still unknown, as well us the number of killed aria wounded. One Chevulict' has been condemned a; Maestrieht,'for crying Napoleon for lever, I. hope he will soon 'come back." He was sen.; , fenced -to Only a mouth's imprisonment, being drunk at the time. (ANOTHER LESSON.] A lttrer,,of which the following is an extract, says mach mbre in support of our advice and monition ou the subject Of Emigration, than at giment nr opkion, howeverpowerful, could esta ,dish. It is written by a Mail at present residing in a (own in the United Stites territory (Joints town) to his sister residing at Newry. -The name of the writer is JoaN HOLLAND, and of his rela he, to whom it is addressed, the widow WeLgl, LEN. We state matters thus circumstantially to guard against the charge of fabrication--a term which same-ot our patriotic scribes give to pro ductions they cannot teksh. We have the origi nal letter in our lianda--We earnestly invite the attention of those who may be a fflicted with an emigrating Mania to the extract.• The, date of the letter is of the 18th of Jtme - , 1816. , ..................-.........................................., • : 1t.., I).Vir ANI)NIATITIN's I.ILACKING. itm 1111::11. JAPAN ISIACKING, made by 1R , . , aiiii Mar tin , o 7 High 1r , —'11tis ine4li• 'lll'l (' • ' • " ' si•'.7 .*.at?posihi,u, with half the usual Labour, produces a •bi 'Thant 'let-black, fully equal In the highest Japa, varnish ,r• ; """rdi peculiar Now ishrttetit to the Leather; will iti sa lit soil the tidest Linen ; is perfectly tree from isity noplea sti ""1.41, and will rvtajtt its Virtues Ili any Cliliate. • lull tt r:tait II the principal Groc , rs, Boot- Makers. 011-Njeu , II li l l"" ; ;; 71 * in I.lloUntted Kingdom, in Pint Bottles 11. (id. ' 1 •••Pous led. eacli.' ........__ MAtItIMONY. pROPLE of eve • adora tion to the every rank I)4y ,711 • " H ine of o but, where the Constitution has /a)tited by disvase, or debilitated bY a certain habit, ' Ti vefed at an early age, a renovation of stability previous 4iltllittoing that state is indispensably requisite to revive the 1 sparks of lif t , ho d t o reanimate the system. Far 1 11, - „ 4 2 14 . ( ; 1 1 have contributed nioru essentially to destroy (4 . -,ltrat bappint'SS than those which are the conseiinences ti 'tu`ihla'l pleactrc. It %lig this con4id e r a ti o n which in. hi,‘"ltlysq4.cult,RlF, and Co. Murgeons of eminence and t tr s nofesiional attainme n t s , M em b ers o f the Royal. Col kOf L on d on mid Edinburgh, to pre se nt to the.Pnblic the thirty year* exp' erience in the Cure of Venereal b„ t aim those Debilities m i d Deficiencies . w hi c h frer er , pr even t or iiiibitter the matrimonial state. a ls gr.tuationc, from recent liffectimato tottlirtned ir treatment enttnnituds eery ofivii a spectlY, and Cure. In th,tinOttk cost's, their lung and wall experirnet arres tbeia prollptitilite of dvekion that 1, 4 ," the I , :r;i t ot from twin; niervorializett out of hi; ex thi 4 v:harin g It:A constitution Uintevolineti, and the vi a br,rlklOluileStroyed by it latent,- but disease, or t "" rccu 6 clt tiVe in 311010 W Pietenders. gain,► ai - Vascular ItHaaalion. and Atuity of the Or from exee , cilre int4ulcc r.ce insaltOrious or solitary their ra.ielice givcs new life and 1 - 11 (-veto. hi ncu eerging on ile-, and Mimi ngn imi derue.tri of the Urethra) 'll, c(.11,0t c• i n et mod ,ffemt mil manner, :41istlit and re. :, ot Venereal Inteeticin nve anted iu the short pt•ri kt To the l'er.,;ale `:c% it trill he yto t "ne the y may be cured of thole I)t.hititit“; deicitt 11 ‘ 47.' . .t?tiolt, anti Nap the Inundation of entioohial fdicity. trri ';:ltAi x t i t Of! 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EXTRACT OF A LETTER. " You, however, complain that trade of all kinds is very bad in that country—now that is something different from what I expected. I wits inclined to think *ft om the great demand there was for goods, that Inkiness of all kinds would be very good; butithowever bad you may think business to be in that country, I can assure you it is worst. Imre. lt.is true mechanics get hi4iter wages in this country th a n t h e y d o i n , I re l an d , but li ving and clothing is so much higher here than it is there, that it costs all the difference to live, anti I am really of opinion that Ireland is yet the best place tar a'poor man. We. have at this time. a very great scarcity of money, which makes business very dull ; and besides Sall that, pro visions are very dear and scarce. I will men lion one circumstance to you that will .cur , vince you of the expellee ofliving in this country last Spring there was is large quantity of potatoes imported into this counttyltom Ireland, and they wete principally sold tor sixteen shillinks per bushel. Now do you think a poor man Can sup port a fatuity at that hire, and I might mention many other thingsltetirly as high as that. I win happy to hear my brother Arthur is doing wFII, and would advise him to content himself where he is ; for I really believe lie is better Ut there than l►e wo u ld be in this country, n ler the present state of affairs. 1 have seen hundreds of Irish men7---yes, I might say thousands, that were tint halt so well of, as the poorest cl►►ss of people were in Ireland when! lett The:old Masters of the Mint, or Moneyers, as they were called, used to. ittstop their mottoes opon the coins issued by them. It appears by the 4th volume of -time Areloto L igin, p. 363, that the So tereigtt-Pennies of BowAuh the CON ussont boar namcs of Ito teas than t‘venty-sevetm of I li.o lit oneyers tor diltereimt towns, us .iyivotti on• rein red tnt Luna. The names . of thirty.otme of ;hem appear mo m time pennies O 11AimoLD Lecfel on I .tinden—waineatt Hampt ; tool those of sixteen then, on %%lost iN calk(' the Canopy Penny of XVlLLtitm the Cosatieson*, ris dgeltte utt Wenc--.4egetni on ',anti,. This old co,tolo is preserved in the new coioage, trim;; ‘‘imiell the initiAl letters 4.1 time name of the Nl,l•itcr rite Mint W. IV'. I'. anti of the (ientienttin who exc.. cotes the f)iecc%, t. itrtick. .They ore ,no the wraAtil Which totrrottnds the arrnt,. S40:111 :ti scot to be tii*ertnible by the milted rye, VIENNA, A CA. B.—The Emperor will depart ott the 70th of this month, to go and pass some drays on his estate at pollitsch, in, Moravia. HiS Ma. jetty will.return by the end. of August. 'lbis journey would be sufficient; if it were necessary; to confute thei soma which has b ee n f or so months in circulation, and which foreign news papers have but lately repeated, that the thre Allied Sovereigns would have an interview at Top' t i. For these three days paSt there is no longer; such a crowd about the Bank, because every one knows for certain the day when he can change !Co paper; but there is such pressore at the Boreal. \O l en the petitions are delivered ; that it has beeis necessary to double the wood; this crowd ever, diminish in p ro p o r t i on as the regula a rity ptly., Meta Shall lessen the number of demands, all those who present themselves Cannot be dispatched witlt the same celer,ity amd,.eaactneSs; a ilifference is made as is just b e taieen th ose olir, want money for the business, and the speculators who onlas want to sound the means of the Bank, and to iet _ - - upon the Exchunge aecortiinglp. Though thesd Are generally sntisfieil last untl Nrtially, the Ex. chattgeon Augsburg huts risen to f.flB7+ l . ' Sro+Ton en, A tro.• I g.%-4-li4 MaieNty, by erce of the ,sth rat this month, bus creAten u Tribtinai for the aisedbithicii I 'Hines utul Counts, and huts provisiormlly lute(' for thi3 porpote the Court of Appeal at FUNERAL CEREMONY FOR THE QUEEN OF PORTUGAL, • I,lsenN, JULY 20; . —The OetettlOny Mond at tilt death ut our t3overeigus took place this Three anaphith tdi res or scaffolds, hOng %Vick black, tvere , efected. One in the Place de ht Mentoria, the ether at the Regency, and' the last opposite the cathedral, In the centre ap peared an esentcheon, pat tly covered, which an. , nounc'W the end 'of the reign of . Alary the Fir!4t, And,thetotuniertee tn ent of that of John the sixth. All the 'reihnnal, a nd the Senate chid nt ntotaning at the eeiedinny. The. JA trnr iiey-qviierill rode nn horseluiek i wearing black and crape, which deseentled , trtrtet his hat to the ground : his house. was A tlsn yolUttitioucti in black. It teas. on the whole., a sad : , peetarle. who hollowed on 'foot wore lot% cloaks ; their hats were united ihmtiiwai tit, awl Acti' col ieo i. lit .Memburs of the Senate ch'wit a ki ptoeetishitt, which moved txtruig between dOnble Miry of troop,,. Behind followed t,,:; imothiest revisirr mitt ittfelitry wit h their 1 vtcrt•it'd Sidritill kind pitillt!' IC el v ii iii lot . ttithts.:44 ittett t»tihrht.4y reflections ttpou.tht! frattity of human grandeur. , . • MILLARD'S • ' .• - • . • . E.AsT-iNnTA wAftEtioEsi.' . r . , r INDIA MUSLIN, No )rt CH EA PSI DE, i7r4tl SHAWLS, &e. ;mil Barrtsii MA ••tiltED GOODS, by the Pioee &o. I)eniy,.at the Wholesale Price. .. . . (:116 s t s " r" wily Linen complete, frOm 35 to ISO Guineas each. Irina Pi rsprietor' respectfully it:fort:is the Nobi th l itY sMerchants, and Pomilies:arrivin'ic ;friori Abroad. 0 e 4.).catt * l 'l'aliety of 1 11(16 NI uilins, for Ladies' Muss. and ;;I_..lltatfiriss Cravat tii,. Shawls, I,,,ing ciottig,; &c. " ' M P" t " Oti'llY "le onut"oly, together with everS, 40 1 4. of S fil'erior. ~:t'lk*lnattufaertired Goods, hish Linens, ithniask Table filt.tit, Sheetings, Articles for Fan, .1 y Mourning , ele g imt e,. miures, Foreign Liceatt. are colif t autly on Sale, at the ~n•holesai, Price, h., •1 .)• 1 D.' ......Altrel,a,it.' ;mil 4„ hdit4 a , .., . J .iv , lite alit, t in). . .... , tee mmHg toettninis:o n s NOW nod tlicaiselers Ithemity id Med. India Shawl,: exchanged, nr paid Cush for. No ) ! Ite luent !mole p • f 8 i'llt:Cl its the painitry oapilikta with , • rqprwtors o . 0 i the faibianlble Article*, for I)ress as they IliaPrr, . " ' il 111 nique Priiired Cambrics and Muslim:, and superfine Ging ,: i 4l , and Seers:it:kers adapted for the French, and ot lier.Fo -411(11, Markets'. Ntantiffict tilers may ini rialtice to the F.ishion eZWorld iit'llie Warehouses (ini Cominission) Articles of I T!. e , and unique dttcription. ~ • • t .. I t, i t o ,J I c.ii.e,StS of Fadully Linen, with every ar ti c l e warran t , l , ~,_!,u1.93 .tslieetings, Table-linen, and every useful article for ti7l:‘,l Rst abli'slinients, or for Fantilies • going s ! broatt,•ttr ,l :is n t , !Of b 5. ditto, mid 130 g uineas each, w ith discott n , yft d- . 14r : pecitliar ildVillltage . and COnVvlliellge , itt Fattiflies, runt s 4 °het • I atithume mitt useful present. , • • ................................._ti I