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,• ! ~. • '''''',. , : •: '. , . .... . r . 1 rr 1 - 771 q . r -Er -4132 ' - - - - ; 1 ~:-; ,‘. . --- 1 * 4 !, 1 - . • x' . .k 4..... ' 1 1.4. - - (srt l / ........„ 1:1 + n ir.....,. 1.7 ) ..'o: 4 4 . rt / p7•4... -- ' -- ; - ; Noir .C 1 ), . . ~ ~..et e rH, •,4.4, , - ' •!-- 4 , 41.... , . On' Unlooirf WIMNESPAY MAY 1817. [PnrcE SEVrNPENCE. SONIERSET-PLAcli. es.' the ROYAL AO itmicoon, :from logue +ne trowAitn, Svcretary. , FTICE, MAY S, 1917. - 'osTNIASTER.-GENE- T s , hi Writing, on of before Contract for One Tear cur- I'Y's MAILS in a Mail Coach, to and from London and Ho and Shrewsbury ? 'eh iray, including all Stoppages. 'y be known by .applying 'at this 'RANCIS FREELINO, Secsetaiy. ant?. - ONERSfoi• VICTUALLING do heTe(i , gioe A't,tice, that erne next, they wilt he 'reru4 to ,Cseal,d tpj , one! treat for Seven 110USE1101.1) FOUR, tu lie trventy cf twere months, and ji.y. iiiscurr M 2AL. lewd into ids Majesty's ActOdling epare ci a fOrlttiirht ; aid to he witA Interest, Nineiti days after centracts mcg be seen at the Sr. to any !l'ender in which the Price words al irngth, or that shall nit • • :Yd' Li:Are - OM o'ClOot nn tAe .said ar ne.el ; . .nor tke Person 'who rum rvson' au his behalf; attends, to Ens' or PRIZE TU.:I:MTS .? . • - • the (;titieritctor; reminds ,O r ra have brut) ,Drawfil Priz,, of a ORE r, that thry have the Option *Ate i4f a Twdv,, lionry itt any of tue Ottires oi, or helot,: It afterwards. Ttf..e, however, %to :tare Money for them, Are, pat-Lieu:. i hat thety ther e'b'y ext:ltii.c them- Lly Prize which way belaiued by thy of JUNE. :en taking. thyit Charade . for the 20 c. which must be 1)1 WTI on that day iney fur that Chancre have uo ncca• Tickets or Shiites to be exclottwiAl sginal Ones entitle the Hulilers to ,ers may hC drawn. , _ Suliplenientary. Prizes in the Lottery jilAt receive afiar the rate of L. 12. yet Tii Let, it tirkelite:d 'Ott" or hcfia e Ni:Xer SA:rt./it. atleautAgti.the Lottery contanis uiure Chau ()tie Ella fully ,requesm his Frionits will to the above Not ce, as the Contractor's Saturthiy, and nll Hold rs of Ticliets or lesnentary Prizes, who do not avail I hem . 4 the Fel. per Ticitet before the First of it after, hut must take their Chance THE SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY. l'o.l► e o . l q, all drawn, in Olt' Day. , , ltl itiii-DAY, 4ti► (JINNI:, 1817. ~ •, • . L. 18,000 d per Cent. Consels..L.Bo,ooo . .. "., .. • . 1,000 Ditt, , '"..„" '• • ..1.000 Ditto it,our) , .. ''• . ..... 6tlU (►itto l,ono i,400 —.."••• 300 Ditto 800 ........ Dittu • ' MOO '•• •.".. ••'• • • . `lOO Moller too' Mora 60t) • ....... l, •. ••., •• • 60 ' i• 10 600 Money /..50,980 "44 Rt l 1q . 4, 1 9, ci lr t's telling at I. •N 1 1;:; 1: ;;T t j • utt Cross llce th shatc t . e l il .and sold, ts flai r ". respective Aiiiotiiits detruutd. __ 14iVti1,11K1NCPS BIRTH-RAY. kii),i:ifell(itr, th e C•wl rue! or, .s.c,spect dr, ° , r ,'‘ !It , ?ohne that all t'.,,,,e '.s.:'.,l!,.l,Ltst:till'itchl: e,,1*.• L'1,41, of a Suppleh.eutary 1 1 i 1 . - A 1 ; ith , t h e ~%"..lIN %h e, . th e 40 of JUNE, an I w ' ll ' I : - whiCh (ilili.4 11Huice of all tht , fullw.va,g Broca!, l',l.4g,;t4t.the savae identical Nuati•fr . , ,, klz•!: - , -- 7 , :::.,'-'),) COn so l, '..„, of , ~i,.iao M ty .J 104 .) D iu ' -•• • - • i.:,.. 1,2,0101 1 ; • ***** •• • • 160 Nititill , ° O ittll -1 0 6O Muller ' l . ; . 'it' vilt 89 0 n itto I 1,008 , IQ .141,oney , , t h ri l . l 0 1' at the . saint time z i lit i ol lozes '''thl ith'44li'M Sale that being that r r. n n l) ,.. the exact nurnbel„ t e he ktr rt . "re P tirle .. 4 e , whi c h fell to the I m s ,, 1 ' P` it ,, tl hrho n ft „"li; lilt titivilil Tickets,—tbeit'endartehuou.s:whhq P..Viltel.,tl' I'll: seVetal OtliCe-Kcelltrgs ill,ltili4",?,eiehange their •striall Prizes 'bad better . wht'f, ..rite,i'vices are, ,ie , ;..,, .() e Tick ........., ... ,C I l'''' t i' 6 ,i .....' , C9 li 0 I Eighth ... ••• - • •,• I `, f; 0 f latter 6 I 0 1 sitteeollk 'viiii, ! J'lst finish (.1' 1 .‘:' • , •.. 1 thad the s a- '''' - ti ,) -stuid • e '• ' ,'" 1 / 4 " 4 1 ' v.- , a /000. .. , 41 r, Shires, Nu 1 0 ,43, u lIIL 4_414‘, p„l'zl.l.4:l'wn 1 1 ;ii . es of . 7001; and N_t . ) . • it i o o t r e 0 5 i ' , I ` l. l .llpitilit4,,tCo.r4ols„ aud he 00 1 3 " ho 'h o : \4 * titi . t, 11 . ! be tiivided also atuu those W e t ii 4g, iirtrtruis at his Ottieess atria 37J -n -t'ett,•, 4).'u4rket, No: 11 I-I lb 1 .., 0 , ° 141,k , i, ) born , r4:4ls, 4, !flay ITh OUNl)ti. REWARD' ,-. •.tI!,C.IINSO Nei i umer, No. . 43, L 7e r" ~,. , !h itt , ,(! !ft-sugary, Londo n , belts lease to infor . a o t 'tpat .11s1/FGETAN•E Dyr, .1 •ii has been s , W, . , . • ~ V. !It ~ Wilt, ' ~:ii7:4l, has lately hem countei;leitt.4l. an d. f. 4 1le 1,14), Li,' he i(freff Off cone idiot) of the OtDnat..r:s ;"111th! ti,i4t. ,ILlifiltri,lls complaints, that where Latit , ; tlimica; ,O.Sent their Servants for DYe, other D s )e_ ,; 4 0, ut,1151,14ee., This imposition may I.e deteoel ;^ 4 5:i,1". 1 "g " Atkioson's Vcgetalde 1 3 Yr , " i l . fi h . hi ',*tht)v 'Knatnte and A.ddiess on the Labd.' .s'l ,tti -.11 i4 , 1 1 '''. 144 ./e bit are, its chaning Gal or Ite i u_ 411, 414 t i 1 " Vk hit.ker. I • bea utiful and permanet t t • ,_ s o .4 . _ .c. w ,....... it`i'llty,re7 ntipty %vetting the Hair, win 0,, H,'" . ' 9, inn r c . ul "or. Price .ss. tos. 6d. One Guinea., it, ,vl,l4inzeti by the Royal Pamily, 4*.tt• :1,,!1 NI. c. ():N'ti C1.111.1,1NG FLUID lig7,,gt, ~,,:, , fort It of th e 1 , 144 A here it bus fallen-off Ai,:,,,,;;i:Pftinftm, change of Climate, lin ett,,e,stuOy, ligtie::,t,.P4"ions,&i.,. It also keel,* it in eurktoring l' A h.;,...6'' .Willhing, Ridin g , &e. or in a 4 4111 P " i ' " :t h , l% 4 ,'',,nd. 7 s. Gd. aud'One Cluimea.—And t4l,rroil,;:`":'B A.1411311051A1.0 SOAP 04" iiiiik .7's 'illiburii, Stc and prevents the and ,_ i i. is the satin Inxtabusl et , ite' smooth, and y ‘ „ 4 l'• Iggilare f. = • • ' 1- eS, tv• 4 110 , . Of n 4014, and in Snaring Lim tl ki ',1 1, 1 k . , ~...:, 6.'1. ehet), c 'isti,t;" -.Or bust Perfumers and liair-tit'eue.rs in Y. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, antl FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NORFOLK. ~.(;Eurctetc.N, uIL Contest is now happily at an enc! ; and AA have the honour of addressing you as one of your Re presentatives in Parliament. • The ditty of returning Thanks would be difficult indeed, i not impossible for ►oe to perforin, did I not flatter Myself that the public 'spirit which first called me forward, and so illo rionsly supported me through. the .struggle, would readily comprehend the feelings such an issue must produce on a mind that cannot insensible to unexampled favour. Having thus - attempted to convey to my ' , timid* the lin_ pressioni which ! must ever retain of their great kindness, : may be permitted alum to address myselt.ta _those by whom_ I have been opposed i and particularly,tn , r!bas shire done: me the !mount. lo acknowledge, that, from a sense of personal esteem, their opposition became a matter of reluhini.e„ trust that nothing has occurred during the late Election,' 'which eats In any degree lessen their regard ; and that view- . ing me as the Common `errant Of the Public, they will not besitAte to confide in me, on any point where they conceive I may he the instrument of general good. On the peculiar character of my Return it is impossilde.not to be elated. The support which I have received has ema nated (coin the honourable principle of giving Representa tion twat least One half of a Great County, almo4 equally divided in its political opinions. .It is, howeeer; my firm in tention to support those measures alone, which, from what ever party they may originate, shall seem best calculated to promote the real prosperity of the Empire ; and to dvciite Myself with unremitting assiduity to the Ilverests of this Coo uty. _ _ With these.resolutions I first presented myself to s yonr no tice ; and if in future life I should verify the , assuratie , , I shall itidulge the hope that I may continue to enjoy your Ls rour and cunfidenci . . • I hare the honour to be, Gentltmen, With every Sentithent of Gratitude -Bud of lliipect, Your most devotedanOpost obliged Servant, ik:qr , i•ich, May 21t1, 1617. EDNIONI) WODErIOUSE. . _ try tt of!i if sl. ce ll ! .• r r, Angp, 7717 ). ] t ic i Ik(AI)r.MY, S lisnttt ()N I ( )PrN. —1 ! ...,1111);11%. (1.;111:i 4 - 71 4 ;tiltY I P N'il It 11A.11,4"1 \:'s Pi 7111..mxeiii ,receiv, Tender kto Nvv ' 11 " 1 nll, to MAJEsT eirel day, ti . •14 Y of Cortiotty, lii $ ttlitliuurs etch wiy , elcut4is may be -10 ,itANc idol; 'rrdtt Lort.r.r.vr.,• F I Ft , 11):1131/S8 tO NE 4;71.7A5; rrs 444 ad 41' Juke nrx. • • " Mtn CLeat „71 Kiln-(irieitt oft' • l e &a ka I warrelit ',4 ltrp , v h • cdts BiSt hi iv rtetiviyed •• -A i • ; P1 P 4,1 ) ill the rpm , papthk, wit!, • . , U 5l cre:irt rile br halt to an k s t in.terterl iM wu rtis a Li) mem, of 'eke Ite.et 4 ntier , or 3771Ter .10 i t/ 110 LI) • t s Vt . It VIT.; t I 4 4. / 1' ,„ 111 : Numbers . , . f or I t , ' 1 iC4•L I. i t 144 ;tat ttle i• Ate 444 flieltel It U •t • I *I AN% 4 4 nit not atter% litl'ilT•.) Ru to reictre. 1 4 4 , 4 , tiOtiCe, t ',44 t vhr to any Prix 40 ,11 t tilt 4th of J 1.7. decide on tat 1 1 4 !POW. c. tk e . w [lie 161, 0jt, t,14, 4 Prize, Ticket in ill,. Original tioie Numbers ruit . 4 441. 51 Jo, Supple me ntary 4 4 `,l:Plit il l it r e terire alley o ti • ts l i i tl y 4 6t u . 74 t i. v >t 4q 11iza0 ()lee I ;i_ Auect folly ,r Ntrftoti..l, to the abo t r , Ntxt as t ' • • 41), All e I Qtlititlemelitary !'i ;N'ting the' lel. hi i Ative it, after, , THE SUPPL I kiNp. To. all drawl O 4+ 44 : ltl RTH -DAV, • .L. 18,000 di TO THE LADIES! AGENTLEMAN.t.ITSpt.enOVIIIIII. R Widower, Lbetween the age of b 0 and no, well actinaillted with the Continent and Foreign L4ll::wiz , •s. is going to MAKE the TOVR of FRANCE and !TALI", with ins only (.)N, five r artt soul The Adriois,4 wonld ..appy to uteri w ith a RE.. rEcrABLE LADY, of independent fortune,. whowotild Jto inclined to mate such a Tour, at joint expeneel. Any Lady ,%ho has never been the Ointieent, will find peculiar ad vantages in such an *W06116011. as she would meet in the Ad vertiser a Nlan of Honour, who would be. her Protector and her Gititle....4,e'ltees (post paid) with teal reme,,addresSed to A. A. Byde Palls Coffee-house Oxfotd-street, will be duly answered, with Winton and secrecy. .• BARK. • DEAN rORE , 3T, GLOITGESTERSHIRE.. •R, Older of the Right Hon. Willi ten I hislOggion, William. baeres Maass, and Henry Dan I.ins,. Commis ghniers of his M'ajesty's Woo. 1,:,• Forests, and Land Re venues.) TO BE sou) BY ATTUTION, • By Mr. WHITE, at th. Bear inn, Newnhain, on Wednes day, the 4th ,lure, 1817, between the hut,rs of Twelve autl Two, iti'ddierent Lots, • 1 HE timidrol Otm OAK. J TINIBER TUF.ES, felled fur the use, of the Navy. • The Particulars and Cendlthms of Sale may 11,: had of Ed ward ,Mactten. Esq. Deputy Surveyor of tI e said Forest, Whitemend twar'Lidney : of Mr: Dittli<eoli, Assigatit Deputy Surveyor., Ellwood Faras,',near Colefto d ; and at. the Qttice of Woodi, .S:c. Whitehall-place, London. .Y.EOIA.NBS. AND. VOLIINTF.EIt . .CAVALRY. Day ere: published, in 2 I,'oltunes Pro. price tOs. board;, NsTitucTioNs tetnt EUNINN ItY• NI) c4vAmor. By ('OL. HERRIES, Cf.the Light Horse Xtolunteeri‘of .Loudon and Westtnipster. A sk:I 7 OND F.DITION• for T. Egerton, 111ilitary bihrary, , Whitehall, London. •[OO THONIAS TAYLOR. ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London tioNnunEn Sin, to Mforna you, that ever smee. ' the y e ar 1790, I had been afflicted with the lates Venerea; Widen, from it,obstinatelyresisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoire, severalsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis chargerrfroin the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of ttau moat inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had gat to such a head, as nearly to.put a period to my rxi,:tetice-1 had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, (me otr knell arm, and my legS were brnteiiiit In a. frightful manner ; uiy right was dreadfuPypalufal, and had been in a State of olceratioit for the last seven years; my left had alsa two large nodes on it, was very witch discoltasred, and gave rue such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as dearly to deprive me of rest • ia this lamentable Stiatc ., was recommended by Mr. J. i'llympsoii, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Lake's Patent Pills, which I began...to do on the 2flth of Mal; iii the Course of a fortnight I began reCeisie berieflt -in - little more (Ilan a month the niters on my bead and arms were soundly ne,tird— soon after the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, how ever, considerable diseolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the Westing of Und, an+ a little longer perseverance in, yourinvaluable Medicine, salesnled ; the rode , dispersi:.g, the skin regaining its natural hise,aorl the noctucual pains. gradually going olf.—l thus h..:can a ir, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free fermi il my fortuer complaints—have recovered -my Clymer spirits 'yid strength, and aut become jolly and fat, in, which state hav, ng continued many months, to the astonishment of all who knew me, I ate. at a loss in what terms ter express my gratitude, but beg you., for the good of other starring murz.tli, to make this toy case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion; iii so doing yon will greatly oblige, Sir, yo u r grateful, obeditatt , very hinuble servant, ALEX. AlUltiiEß Swan't Clnsc, High-street, Edinburch. IVitnessts to the above Core: — John thom,oson, No. 2, New P oultr y Market, Edinburgh; .16114 .Wlntosli,,Old Assembly , .Close, Edinbirrgh. Prepared awl sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA Y• Idyl., Ilemfser of ilk: Royal C014:7 , e o Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New lirklgtrstreet, • *l;ootif on ; after a conStant residviiee ~c more than 40 years, in tt practi !anti. cularly directed to the cure Vsl4tl'Vti Ct)lllpliiititS. ce t 'MU itlatiellal to the Parts of Generation, witli that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should al wa y s observe in such cases. lie flatters himself the advice anclassistance he gra t u it o usly administers to persons taking this .11edinioe, will be eaceniea, by a discerning People, as an alvattagc seldom attainable, Mal void: of all ambignity. Also sold, by his appointment, tor the convenience of those living at a disiance, at the.Toysitop, No. 102, Oxfor&street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxters, South -bridge, Edinburgh ; Mt. CallWell'3, DUI7IIII and by our -perlop . in tivet'y consalerable to,va in Greitt atti,l Ireland. In boxes o Only 2s: 9d. each, stamped, anti tip with full and . plain direetions, wheraby pewit's,. u elths y. r :.ax day cure themselves with ease, upetrel) secrecy, Au g l saNt This [)ay by T. Egerton, Wttiteb4l4 jlHf AUTHOR. of JUNI US ASCIiIITA ED.--Lty G EMIG E I.:1-1ALHERS, Esq. T.R. S.S.A. In ,t few Alys will se. pqhlisbell, aro. Ss . Id.. - D: D it M lir the Right Flan. LOU!) BYRON. Printed fur JI,IIII Murray. • This Day 14113 published, In 4to: Vol. 1. price 21. 2s. and Vol. 11. price 41. 10s. boards, Of rip 11 E HlaTo It Y of 'l3 It A Z 1 L. I - By ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq. Poet Laureate, nember of the Royal Spanish Academy. !'rioted for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, l'.lteruoster-row. Of whom may he bad, • Tr +vets in 'Brazil, during a Residence of Six Years in that cooltry. Ilbistr.tted by Plates of Costumes. 13y Henry livAer. In 410. price 21. lOs. boards. • THE I'RINCE:4S OF WALES. This Day was published, aro. price is. 6d. o.uit N of on ENGLI.:I-1 TRAvELLEri, 49 , front t 41.4 ; or, Mi;MOI1 and ANECDOTES ut her KOyal Highness the PRINCESS of WALE 3 3, and' of hr, Clut. With an Intio.itunion, containing the Cortes poodunce between Let Royal Hig h ness, Lord Liverpool, Mr. Whit brea,l, &c. &G. Prlnted• tor Henry Colburn, Conduit-street; and sold by vrery Lluokseller in the United Kingdom. AIR. MOORE'S .NEV‘' POEM. • 't'hi• Day was publisilegi r in Ito. pricy 41. 45. boards, A LLA •R 00 K H, an . Oriental Romance. 21-4 .• By , iHQ\ L MOORE, Esq. in;t.(l fur Longman; Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa v roost rr-row: Alro; just in 4to. price 11. ss. R).titi. Xo tile Pc/161, engraved by Charles Heath, froni PaintinKs,ny K. 'Weston, IL A. This Day were published, • • In 4to. price 11..1 Is •641. (containing six coloured and tyro Other Eincrarings), Part V. of Volume 11 . of TH E 'IItANSACTIONS orthe 11011TICUL , TI.JILAL SOO ET f of LONDON. Also Parts I. 11. 111. And IV. price 15s.' each'. Part VI. will lie publi,heil 'in N4lvenit)..r next, and will eortipliite the second Volume,atid it Nevi , Edition of Volume I:price l. 15s. in boards. Printed. by rtnlnier and CO,Clevelanil-run. St. James's: and Sold by ilat4..liard, - Plecadilty; Arch, Co, nltill ; Rothven nd Martin, lion.l-stree't i Har-eing, St. Jawes's-street: Wood, strand ; Nicol, Pall-Mall . ; Booth, Duke-street, Portland pla'Ci'. i and the principal Boolisellers in Great Britain and IrelaiiiL • • LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal t-ligb tabs the DCKE-of YORK,. President. St:;tra - alx—Mr. Kis:titan, 'Member of the Royal- College, - • toritlou. CiOV3kNOLIS—EarI of Egreimmt, Earl of Leitrim, lion. Col. 1. Barry, M.P. John Larmiche, M. P. r irEfF , Itoyd aiid Noblo' Patrons al the above INSTI'IVTION, , for - the exclusive Treatment of VE NEREAL Lt)M P IN"N, Jittd their dangerous cupsequences, in ovum to ins'itre the benegts that Marc rt-litlted from it, se lected Mt. RIERN.VN as it; S...r%;etiii, (!:laiithog high on the list of the Royal Clollege) front directed his chief at tention to those diseases. it 14 the toisfolune of Patients nutter suet! complaints, to he too ailvn the doper of Mite rvie Preteitiler, p - raC•ise un the credulity Id imposing titles rind sftiliotis prouti,es. Agairht this class (rif late su numerous rind clarilig),Mr. Kiernan culici , ives it a part of bit official tatty t .e caution the Public, by pointinr to the List. of. the Royal College, published in Fehi nary t as the wily lore gdide, and that no to.sertiort of Persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising; them ' witli..mt bc111 . 4 %Ma:- tionod by this 1 4 1st, are to be Credited. The - annual' reports of the Lock • Dispen;ary will prove, that sonic of the most dangerous cases 'of Strktutes, Debility, and other Supposed incureode infections of the fienetativeOrgunfs hare been here ra,litally and suecett4iilly treated ; facts .which require nu batikitefed testimony of sftlJavits to prove, but the must re spectable Medical clidence. Mr. KIERNAN nine be consulted as tsual, by both Sexes, at his house, it,- Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford,zquare, where Letters from Titan and Country are to be addressed, and the. necessary Advice and. .Nlesticine will be given, or sent, to any part Of the United Kingdom. Just' published, price 4s. Second Edition, Practical Ob servations on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be told at No. Fleet-erroet, Ns. 30, Paternoster-row, and No. 10, Cr own-court, Soho.. Ii It A Z L. We present our readers with a few fncts respect ing the provinces I,t Brazil wltich'are now 'stilted to be in tapt:n i ll Slirrection against the Pm tnguese Government. Pernamboco, or ,Fernambaco, is chiefly celebrated tor the beauty. of its principal town, calTeit O inch, (signifying in Portuguese, '4 . oh ! bertittital !") this havitig been the exclama tion of the first settlers on their landing. It abounds in sugar, cotton, and Brazil wood. Rio Grande, which is to I be notthnf Pernambuco, and lieS chiefly yin the coast , isio called front a large river which runs through it and waters it. In the Int e rior i s a l a k e abounding with prat Siara, more to the north ward, abounds in the staple commodities of the couotty : Itts chief town, of the 'ante name, is very small, and the haven 'is so shallow as only 1.0 acitnit sbips of interior ,bardcts. Mar ignan, cir Marttahao, the adjacent provinee, 6ttrives its nitine from an island in int estuary formed by va rious rivers, tool on which the chief town isplaced. This Province yields two harvests of maize annually. Para, or Grand Para, is the most northern of : its metropolis, Para, Stands Ott the great river Tocantin, and , is a rich and handsome town, cootaiiting.a citadel, for. tress, two parish ebtirebet,, and a college. Titis province produces abundance of cotton, sugar, chocolate, and coffee, enough to load an anninal fleet to Lisbon. "i s hete are two provinces called Paraiba, one in the Sonth, close to Rio J a - n eiro, whic . h of course is not the one here alluded to, another between Rio Grande and Pernambuco : it has a large but dangerous barbonr. Tamara, or lantaraca, is a small province adjniainc, , , but. very fertile, an d contains a Commoliou.; harbour. PEIDZSTIOAN MATCH ON WORM wpop SCRUWas. BASER und IJATUN compietell 50 mites cad' On I MOnday ; but the fOrmer finished a few minutes after nine, the latter not till - a quarter before ten, Yesterday tnorniug• both started a frw minkite alter tour. At five in the Rtternoon BAKER bad cothOeted 40 miles': EAT6a tit the 'same only BAKEK 9 50 tttilßa, Evro& BANEtes son, only nine yeats.oht,Walked miles with his father yegerday, dressed in a sintsck VICTORY IN LIIILI. Copy of a Dispatch from General SAN MARTIN," cummumijog the Ilueuas 14 . Chia, to the Supreme Director tf the halted Provinces of South America, and doted Mad Quarters, Sane. :jag°, Feb. 22, 1817. Most Excellent Sir,- - --The series of successful events, which have constantly suct.eeded each other since wee opened the canipaigh, have . nat allowed me to give to your Excellency a circum stantial detail of the principal occurrences up to the present date. In the general dispatch fm . trardcd t , y my Stair on the 20th ult. the order in which ate troop welt marchiog is detailed, it well a; the ,!cps taken to facilitate our enterprr e. droiy sembled on the 28th tilt. and 'arri , ,cd iii g r,od ()tote at the Springs situated on the Palos road, from which point 1 made my preparations to direct and combine my movements, its soch a tnaftner as to insure to me the possession of the foto. Cordilleras, and remove all obstacles the enemy might oppose to us in the defiles there which we bad to plus, Two divisions were formed; the first, which was to' march in the tear, confided to Brjgadier-General Soler, and it was composed of Ist battalion of efiasseltrs, the corn-% parties of grenadiers and chassettra belonging to 7(11 and,Sth regiments, my own eseiiftoquadrons 3 and 4 of the motinted grenadiers,' and , 5 pieces of artillery. The second wAs formed 'out of 7th 'and Bth battalions and 2 field-pieces, under Major- General O'Higgins, and Colonel Zipitda with squadrons Nos. I and '2. The Comman;ler of at' , finery with his men, and artisans followed imme+ diately afterwards, and at the :num: tints: ordered Major Areos, of the engineetS, to 811 , ,•attee un our left With 200 men, and penetrate thrtmgh the wand of Valleneetnose, ,and theta 11811 !on Cienego, where to' enemy's guard was posted, and thenet ascending the heights and lits . ing the coedilleras of Pinquenea in his rear, advitucc on Achttpallos, in order to take thispcint and join the curtly near Putaendo, On the:sth I received adviccs front the Generta commanding the ran-guard, that the above Otßeet* had reacher! Achnpallas on t!►e ilth, a . ud that the Spanibh Con►►ttantler of St. Phillip's t‘ IQ4 men and some militia i► tit! come out to attack but was defeated by the brave Lieutenant Li- valle. The next mOrt.ing the Spaniards abandonv 4 all Pataend►r and St. Philips, leaving baggage,ette . . behind them. General Soler advanced rapidly, an►d on the 6th the whole of the volgiuktd teas asserohted in Pita taendo. He then posted Adiutt►nt Necoehea with 80 men on the heights, and ordered Commandant lelian to take possession of the small fowl' of San Antonio. On the next day be formed his camp, and established his head-grouters at San :Andres del Tartaro. On the 6th in the evening the enemy recein4 considerable -reinforcements, and on that night crossed the river. Aconcagua, and at day-break presented himself in front of Necochea with 400 horse, 300 infantry, and two field , pieees. Our brave officer was nit alarmed, but orderedlis vance to, fill into line. Till he saw the enemy close to him he did not fire a shot, brit then, sword in hand, lie rnshed on the Spaniards, defeated them, killed 30, and took 4 prisoners. He put'. stied them to the heights of Colinas, where they - ttere.• protected by their infantly. On the smile morning before nine, o'clock, they precipitately abandoned their position, the town of St. Philip, aild recrossed the river. In the meantime Ccil. Las Hems, who with his bAttalienct, No. 11, 30 mouunted grenadiers ) , anti tnt field-pieces, Wll5 to atta. k Smolt ItOA4 by the Uspallata-road, met withegnalsuccess, On tht 41h, his second in command, Major Alar i ez, attacked the gnarl) of the Asdes, composed' of I Otivisen, anit after an hour and half tool the post by the bayonet, and 47 prisoners, their firms, &e., Aeciir(ling to my orders this diviiion wits to en. ter Santa Rost on, the 6th, and estabiish its emu• tnnnications with the ran.gnard «f tile : Briny, i‘hich, on the sarste day, was 0)101 on St. Philip. Auld this was done. On the the enemy aban doned his positions in Aconcagua and Cminton, leaving bthind some arms, stores. etc. and alain formed near Charahnco. consequ e nce o f ;Hi, resolved to march upon him, as well as the ca pita!, with all possible rapid.ty, and attack him