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kTREATISE on the NATURE and CURE of
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE—THE CAFF&ES.
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ignorance and quackery. Musts. CURRIE and Co. having
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considerable practice in that branch they thought proper to select,
trust, that after thirty years' residence in this Metropolis, their
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hs the cure of this complaint, but which has the advan 41(
eradicating the disorder without debilitating the coedit
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~nd pupil of the ill tut rious Tissot, the acquisition °rasa:epic mode
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URETHRA, Messrs. CURB E and Co.'s plan of treelanone
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guisheti Medical Men, by effect
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• Cu. t.f late have had several
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mode of treatment of men utterly .
most dangemlss and painful complaint,
of much time and money, they
efficacy of their plan; they
their commendations of the
storation, as strong in their el
they had nearly fallen victims.
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• Between rPSCIIK•IeitICCAMisfd I:l6*KM*. •
6BSIRABLE PREEHOLDoiniI COFTNOLD ROUTE,
Land-Tax redeerwd, exoppc 4 few Shillings.:.,.
ELia MS aeKsporcE,
liVith Offices, Gardens, Faint likfidbyg Cottages. tce and up-
wards of ONE flUff !HIED ACRE 3. of. MeidoW, :Arable,
led Wood Land, nearly in a ring
.feoce ; with Comm*
Atbd, &c. on Walton and Headley' 111adors--0 fine Spot=
Pet of the Cetistry. , : :.. : ... • . '..,1 :" • 1 - 7
i TO BE SOLI ipr AUCTION:,3 t. : :
,• ' BY Mr. 119BIN8, • ..., •
.48 barriuway's Coffee-House,'ail:lie-Alley. Conl hill, - on
4111ststalasel the with October, • 1810, it Twelve o'Chiek, in
i. VtAY DESIRABLE FREEMLD and..-iiiiial
• .. 'part COPYHOLD EstATt: ' • - •
--. HEAOLKY GROVE BOUM . . ". •
• aelleadley, a fine healthy spot, on a comtnanding.erni-
nisi*, teat:acing most extensive and highly pictttteltitte flews
*veg.& east mama Of esnuktry, recently:enlarged salmi an Unique
eleiredon,. improved at a very coesiderable expense, and adapted
&elk accomtnodanosi of a Gentlerntes Faintly; Omit four
alini'wo Epsom, aVsale, Porkililliald Jr-athrlkeed. nisi 14
Summaila.thfr dots* of several packs-of hounds, and 4 And.
g Country, iWiddlbg with Carte. Itsciiittit. •
good Garden tastefully laid out and well planted, capitBl warm
Farm-yard, with all requisite Einlidings, Labourers' Cottages, &e.
The Lands are laid out in a park-like style, and pleasingly di-
Versified with a Carriage Drive through the Estate, and rustic
Lodges at the extremities, and about
- • ONE HUNDRED ACRES
Of Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, nearly in a ring fence,
in the Parishes of Headley, Walton, and betchworth. The
neighbourhood highly respectable, good roads in various direc-
tions, and enlivened by a scenery beyond all description. The
Land-Tiur is redeemed, except a few shillings per annum.
To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the
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Leatherhead and Reigate; Red Lion, Dorking; King's Anna,
Guildford; Cock. Sutton ; Bull's Head, Ewell; King's Arms,
Croydon; of Messrs. Evans and Bartrum, Solicitors, St. Mil-
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Warwick-street, Golden-square where a Flan of the Estate may
be seen, and Tickets for viewing had.
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.thiNonrf,

.PENCI•

•-• vvr, ." -
Oa9jel'at. AIR* fi whether they proceeded, from
the sobjett'of reitti; os Seise other cense, cLie* •
not stWmr. • Finskrier Mutts' Fekdidind ;nay be at-
tached- to 'thy Iliosidat, be Viiisibe-much more at-
tached to his South American prnaikei. Can be,
andespeeidritycaa his Couuseilors,yake a Step which
will nob* theloss Of the territory juxt weed in the
Tretity to be; cedea to us; and 'place in eremitic
jeo2ardy not iniklit South •ArberiCati
but every merchant veiterbelonging to-hirsohject!,
thatfaisty be afloat.nposi the ocean? ;We weak
difficult to reason, in a case like this, open geweral
principles ; . het thvre would' be stich an sztrayegaate
-of f4ly id rh Riess' mectidil or the. Treaty, that Sae
are trot yet preriare-d to giie eredit to the ptobahllity
of such microns. • • •-* ' * • •
- ' AUGUST
rnong. tbo liaidsbips. of the,timessand the deep
dqttsslba of tradelifeverTffiroo, troly.hu.
al id ; to ream; that our
, s stsbjecatra tine
igdatiiiimikiptbanditerki *to, undtkothe
p oL4nti4othat; Of Pihtetjties
rob, and stab our citizens, and otbeilt;ilM*-
our owe doihinlons, and our own waters. The ac-
count of the late. trinsactions of this sort in the Mis-
sissippi river, continued as they were for six succes-
sive days, and this too since the existence and -.per-4.
tion of a law of the United States, made fctr,-tlse
express purpose of preventing the very evil which
has occurred, appears to us to he of a mote aggra.
rated character than any that have hithertnhappened,
numerous and vexatious as they have °Rea been;
INVASION OF Ittintito:.
RICI:11140146, JULY itt. • •
Extract of a Letter crass an 'Deicer to the Patriot Army, to his
friend in this City, dated Western side of the Sabine, pre-
vine! of Texas; June 23. • '
We did not cross the Sabine on the 10th, as I had
calculated when I wrote to Youlast.. It was neces-
sarily deferred until the 12th.. Our (dice has tonsi-
derably increased.since crossing, and 'numbers daily
join our standard, which .aras hoisted as soon as we
touched the shores of Texas under a salute of twenty-
one guns. Our march has been . delayed, in conse-
quence of not having received a supply of powder,
which we are in hourly expectation of. You may
expect my next letter to be dated from St. Antone,
Labodie, or Monteray ; the former of which has a
weak fortress, manned by a few worn-out troop;.
We exirct nothing from either of .thcse places, but
what we may pretty generally expect from Spa-
niards—tame submissiou.
FROM .AUX. C.AYES, JULY la.
Since-the arrival here of General M'Gregor from
Port-an-Print he he has made several propointions to
his ©Seers, mai of which it was possible fbr him to
;-this. *gm- p.p.'s' was, that They
-44: • piesool td St. Antiteve‘ aim* shirissioni
• irons and ammunition Woos' irsigtbdid,
tifnsidered improbable. The next vim, they *sold
anise off the Harannah with the brig, where they
wttuld; -no doebt,..capture to an PftioMcce amount,
which would enable him to prucu* Milt thin for
-another expedition. This was also *weed t 0 on
the ground that-he had but five or six man on board,
without ammunition and small arms. Yesterday, a
Council of his Officers was held; the only'proposi-
lion made was, whether they should go to the Isle
La Hope, opposite to this place, and there wait sup.
plies and men from Europe? This plan was adopted
by a small majority. His situation appears an be
desperate, without arms, ammunition, or provisinas..

SICILY. * .'• r ''"'
=TRACT Or PRIVATZ LITT7III flsoas oitistSio,
DATED JUIN 23. - -
" All the present conversation in this place, in-
deed, I might say in the Island, turnson the orders
sent by- the ling, a short time age, to make a Can-
teitiption in Sicilj. The objection shevin on this part
Of the Sicilians to serve as Stildiera, is certainly no
ways calculated to impress other nations with. a very
exalted idea of their military courage. They, how-
ever, excuse themselves on the fallowing grounds:-,-
they say, for many centuries, it has been a. pri-
vilege enjoyed in Sicily, and guaranteed by the So-
vereigns, that no Sicilian shall beforced to serve as a
soldier. Indeed, this privilege was purchased by pay•-
ing certain taxes, which I believe are. still paid, and
has accustomed the people to have such a contempt
for being a soldier, that it has given rise to the fel.
lowing proverb among them—' Megdie mere perio
die soulate: This is suticiently expressive, I think, of
their sentiments. Next, they say, that in many WO*
.clamations, during the war against the French,. they
were encouraged to defend themselves against thew
otherwise their children would be say**, threes-
scriptima, and made soldiers oF.ind now thin mg
wishes to do the same thing. Lastly",-.that
most desperate war, this measure was peeer smarted
to; and now, during a probannd.peace, a xespd6tion
of mat is demanded. How far their reasoning, is
tight, I shall leave others to determine, and shall Rro-
seed to relate the consequences which have amen'
therefrom. As the law excludes ail married teen,.
she tower classes of society in particular, availed
deimiselves of this exemption. In the course oil ftw
.weeks, ten thousani 'couples and upwards have' been
married in this city alone, and so op idgroportlett in
Nie remainder of the Island ; and when. I teltiotetbat
ibis; -

inarnicsy intGothke intearioar of the ware sonunry, unerview 'nut
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nulled wen, in some respects, more favourable for obtain-
:close acquaintance with the °Nests he examined.
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Edinburgh Review.
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