Star.
London, England, 1810-07-04 00:00:00

ADVICE.

WHEN Men of Education an f piofessional skill
use persevering endeavours to discover the most sale and
certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success.
fiat result of their expanence is the best proof ot supeetority.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, regularly educated at.,l ini-
tiated into every branch of the profession certifiettes to whisk
front different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent
Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer), have been in.
duced to make the cure of the following the W.l.:et of their par.
ticidar study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequentle contracted in a
aitnurat of intoxication, and its soncumitunis, Strictures and
Glatt', which, by an improved plan, are bpeu y • and rffevaially
tared; as also debility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indul-
iong residence in warns climates, or a secret solitai y vice,
coo often unhappily pursued by the youth of both seers, in the
I.one causing sterility or barreoness, and in the other a nein. roue
r train of ntrvoui diseases, which, if not timely remedied, tt end-
ate in Impotence and Constinly ion. The resit!. of a long and
extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to
remove those complaints, howr::r inveterate or complicated,
without laying the pa.ient under the least restraint to list or ez.,
; ercise ; and in recent Vener:al where an ear'y acpiicationi,
is made on discovery of the infection, they pledge theinsolves td
. perform a cur:: in the short space of two day% Ihe unerecedea.
ted success of their mode of treatment (which his new r h.est
brown to fall in one sit gle instancy In a practice of it ysars, dn.
jag which period many'', rs tats ot both sexes have been cured,teell
after severe and injuri.nis 'nettled. had horn pursued wy tuba
Practitioners without niece), inducts them to Cluis publicly ogee
their advice. Messrs. Goss and Co. may be consulted daily, pee.
• sonaly or by letter, by either sex. with inviolable secrecy, deli.
; city, and attention. [lndents in the country are requested to den
scribe their age, manner ot living, Ste. inclosing a Bank Note,apit
I, the same will be duly attended to, and advice and Intalicinaa Beet
to any part of the kingdom.-Is, Bouresie-strt on, Illiebetreets

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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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The party of Don Cieumertnot consisting of 250

cavalry, and SO infantry, routed WO French In the
neighbourhood of Espiga, taking 45 prisoners, 300
muskets, and 800,000 risk in money, with a consi-
derable convoy of grain which they were escorting to
Burgos. A great part of the prisoners the French
took near Lerida on the 23d ult. have made their
escape, and taken the road to Navarre through Ar-
tagon.
The enemy, who had evacuated the town of
Seria, returned on the 11th (,f April to re-occupy it.
They imposed on the inhabitants an enormous con-
tribution in money, and 100 co'.vs, and sonic thou-
sands of tanigos of wheat, to be delivered at Burgos
on the 24th. Rioja -is now free from the French.

REGENCY GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, JUNE t.
For the satisfaction of the public we hasten to com-
municate the following intelligence, which hasjustbeen
received, and of which the following is a literal copy :
Aymonte, May 30.
" The Junta of Seville, which this day arrived

here, has received the following information :—Bal.
lastcros having been informed the enemy intended to
attack him with 9.(X)0 horse and fcot, in the vicinity

of Arevena, resolved to await the attack, though his
corps consisted of only 2000 infantry. The result
proved so favourable to onr arms, that 300 of the
enemy were killed and 400 wounded; and among
vvhorn was a Colonel ; and the French were c,bliged
to make a precipitate retreat to Seville.
46 They fought on both sides with fixed bayonets

in a gallant manner, and Don B:diebteros raved
afterwards to Aroche to prootire his trcopsi-some c-
pose. Several French were killed, and our General

ordered three of them to be buried in the pariAi
church of Aravena, because he understood they were
Roman Catholics; all the musicians and soldiers of
a French regiment were taken prisoners."
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Flc_Oti LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • .1-.....-
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BERLIN, JUNE 19.
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DOWNING-STREET, JULY J. The appearance of some English ships in the Baltic
Ilis Majesty has born pleased to appoint Vice.
has made a reinforcement of troops on the ;bast ne-
Admiral the flonoorable Sir Alexander Forrester cessary, as well.in Pomerania as Prussia. Artillery,
C ichrane, 1i..8. to be Governor wad Commander infantry, and cavalry are ordered to the coast to vigo- '
rously oppose a landing,ein case such an attempt
ii, Chief of rue Island of Guadtloupe and its De- should bmade. But all these movements of our
pmdetncies.
MILITARY PRONIOTION3. troops are mere matters of precaution.
FROM THE DANUBE, JUNE Is.
walt-orn.-:E, JULY 3. They talk of very important overtures having been
Cohistrearn Regiment of Foot Csards-Eusign Edwsrd Lascelles
to be Lieurenat.r, made by the Porte to the French Charge d'Affaires.
renele, by purches, vice Bouverie, p ener.ated.
37th itf.gitil,nt of 17:,..i -I eiattetiant-Gentral Sir Charles Ross, It is believed that the Porte wishes Napoleon to act
Part. from the :Atli Fuot, to he Colonel, vice Sir Hugh Dal- as a mediator with Russia. .
rymplr, appotrtrd to the command of ti.e 19th Foe?. COPENHAGEN, JUNE Is.
Std 1.. to-Lieut.-flout G. W. Mon:evil, from the 7:h Foot, to All is very lively in our roads, we see the flags of
be Captain of a C...upeity, by pursues:, vice Berths, who
retires. several nations. Some of the ships are brought up
each Ditto-Lieutenae•-General the Horourable Francis Need- to he more closely searched and examined..
bans, front the Lth Veteran battalion, to be Colonel, vice Sir By the Laland Gazette, a privateer has been taken
Charles itOib. off. Bornholm by two English frigates. They first
at EMORA Xnuar. hanged the Captain, and the crew, consisting of 21
The appointmerts of Lieutenant-Genera Wemysis to be Colo- men, and two ship boys were afterwards put on shore.
, net 0.. tit, 37,11 Fryit, and :of Lieutenant-General the Honourable .
Francis Nee..;ltani to be Coloei-I of tile Pad root, as stated in the If this execution be true, the ship must have had no
cnxette of the '!6th ult. have not takt:n piece. letters of marque, or such an act of inhumanity would
The appointment to Lieutenant Blair, from the City of Cork hardly have been committed.
Militia, tube Ensign in the 11th Foot, as stated in the Gazette
JUNE 16.-American ships, it is said, will no wilonger
Of the 30th of Sep _ember last, has not teken place.
be admitted into the ports of Denmark; and such as
EttitelTA in the Gazettes of the 2.jth June, 1809, may arrive will be ordered to sail again without un.
and 16,h .tune, 1810. loaCling.
. . . 67th Foci,
On the 12th inst. a French courier, from Sweden,
For Ensign Stevens to he I..ii ut ream, vice Red:ran,. superseded, -
Read Ensig.i Stevens to be Lieutenant, vice Redman, removed pahed the Sound.
to the 60th Fag:. Last Monday, an English convoy, of 78 sail, es-
-2d Garrison Batt ilicat. sorted by two sail of the line, one frigate, and two
For Captain William Fawcett, from tee 1 4th Foot, brio's, coming from the Baltic, passed through the
Read Captain pavid King k a Neete, i.r.en the 14th Foot. Betts.
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Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
LONDON.
Comity of Eicrei-ord.
Thianas Willint, Eel. tole leeirey Lieutenant. Dated May 7, --
Iglu. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the PRICE OF STOCNS TNT"; DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
9 per Ct. Conc. shut-for opg. 71f I.
County of lien t.-Chatham and Dartford Berri per Ct. Reduced G 9;?, 70-4 per Cent. 841
relent of Lnc.d. Militia. 5 per Ct. Navy shut-uranium yi prem.
Wm: Hussey, Es.' to be Captain, vice Pitcher, resigned. Dated Exch. Bills Is. dia. to Is. pr.---flunda 16.. to 17$. pr.
May 4, Ist 0. . - PRICE OF STOCKS YES'TFII DAY.
Ensign George Baker to be Lieutenant, vice Tonge, resigned.- Bank Stock 2584 259 Omni= i prem.
Dated Jere 23, 1810. 8 per Cent. Red. Ann. 70 691 India Bon s 186. 1 es. pr.
E•wil Ckarles Saunders. toels ditto.' Dated June 24, 1310. 4 per Cent. 84 ;-1- EXch. Bill, Is. di.. Ss. pr.
.
l Eticigi. Gi orge Gr.-em Watlcins to be ditto Doted June 25, 1810. i 5 per Cent. Navy shut . Lottery Tickets Zile. 15a.
Eiiiiigi: Nicholas, Ray to he !litre. Dated June 26' i 810. Lung Ann. Ist Cons. for open. 71 f f
Ja•u mr- Siianni, Gent. to lie Ensign, vice George Baker, promo-
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tee. 1. a'i d May 13, 1810. This day the actions brought by Sir Flutters BUR-
: . Blackhc.o.ll Regiment -f Local Militia.
. , Yantes Roger., Gene to he o,ieteeeatit. Deted June 20, 1810. against the SrEAKiiit of the House of CosistoNs,
C.. I. c Day, Gei::, so 1)e, ditto. Dated June 21, Ist°. &c. was called over in the Court of King's 3ench,
)01.'11 Rowell Rap-, 7, Gent. to be Eiteig,ti. ailed Jun( 20,1810.
I when, after a short pleading between the ATT3RNEY-
Josiah Feat nail, t :ern. to he ditto. Da.el June .tell. 1810.
'lltuinas saceig, Gent. to be ditto. DUICd July 1, 18:0. t5....i ltE AL and Serjeant SHEPPARD, Lord ELLEN/M-
-BA e..,- 7.4.T1' I'S. 5....--ii fixed the 20th November next, as the day on
William Knight and William 11tick..:.1% of Eh by-steeet, Hatton- which Trials at Far of the severals actions will take
(.:at dell, Mide:lti!:X, Wa1....1.41'...:. .. :1;.:::::7!-S, jewellers, dealers
• and ell:prrit-11, in illiTtllder July 7, 14, a;i,l .3_::gittt 14, :a t,3, l place.
et Guild!: ill. :Vitornev, Mr. Orchard, Heron-Garden. ....
George Bowler, of i laughton, parish of Manchester, Lancashire, Monda7 rtitei noon arrived at Yarmouth the Uncsr.,:f
het•niartifacturir, dealer and elsa7nie.n, July is, 17, and Aug. •
14, at eleven, at the Star Inn. Islatechester. dttornies, Messrs. gun-brig ; she has captured a la...ge American bark,
Will's, Faint:mew, teed Clar:•.,., Warnford-court, Lotaion ; or , laden with indigo, &c. &G. said to be worth £BO,OOO.
Mr. lb slop, Kieg-street, Manchester.
William Plekslay, of Exeter, linen-draper, dealer and charrism, She has three sees of papers ; by one of which, found
July 10, 17, and August 14, at eleven, at the 1.1.•.,,e1, Exeter.- by accident in the t.:p, site was bound to France, ait,l
Attornies, Air. 'ruiner, Church-yard, Exeter; or Messrs..
Collett, Wimburite, arid Collett, Chaecer ysiatte, Landon. Ire- cargo French property. -
Samuel Pat.! Bamford, of Exeter, and of Chudleigh, Devonshire, -----
factor and worsted manufacturer, dealer and eh:Tynan, July This morning - was received at the Incr.&
10, 17, and August 14, at two. at the Hotel, Exeter. Attortities, es advic,e
• .
' Mr. Turner, Church-yard, Exeter ;or Alerts. Collett, yam. House of tae safe arrival of the slip; STierniliAm,
berme and Collett, Chancery-lane, London. To-ri ENIIANt, DLVACYV !, and 0t..:.:‘!:, off the Isle of
v-a,oln Crompton, of Peckingham, Nottinghamshire, horse-
dialer, dealer :toil charnan, July 19, 20, and fauvist 14, at Wight, the 2d inst. undcr co:Aeiy of hisr•lajesty's ship!
el- ye' ,at the Trent Port Inn, parish of Soundby. Attornies f INCONSTANT, R AIsONABL 8, CALI:DoN, and Cri AM I' ELL,
Mr. Samuel hither, of Gainsburgh ; or Messrs. Warrant! and
Nvoiel, Castle-court, Budge-row, Lot.doe. Passengers yr II k. VAY nes-11'14 Nlills, Mr. Henderson, Mr
Senna i Lloyd, row or late of Murehester, and of Sabden, re:.r and Mrs. Cardtn and faintly, Mr. W, Spry, Mrs. S. Jacobi,
114.1.tcl•ter, dry-salter, dealer a 'h timpreien, July te, 13, and --
August il; at twelve, ae the Ili n end Chicken' Hotel, New • The JA7PEIt sloop of war Iris arrived at Plymoutt
s• rect., B;rmirghrtvi. A rondo', 11.i.:•r.. Swain, Stevens, aed
14 ,oes. No. 111, Old Jewry, London ;or Mr. Wtiateley,l3ir- with a fleet of transports full of French prisoners, and
.ntingham. sick or wounded British seamen and soldiers, from
Rot- . • ..,011s, of Norwich, woollen-draper, dealer and chap-
nude, July 6, 17, and August 14, at four, at the White Rat- Cadiz, but la'st from Lisbon.
1,11,, i.arilt of . Pete:. or Maneroft, in Norwich. Anomie',
blears. itepson and 12 ack horn, Norwich; or Messrs. NVin-
Every thing remained tranquil at the latter place,
dos, Son, and lioPavvav, Cbancitry-lane, I .enedten. i r.or had accounts been received of any battle betwecr
Thema. Jordrn, of Bath, Somerset, linen-dr:qv r, d. ;•lt r and chap-
man,'e July 9. 30, and August 14, at eleven, at tl:v Ch tl' allied army and the Iretieh.
rtstopht r
Inn andl avern, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. shephard and Ad- At Cadiz the enemy had beevn to exhibit more
z-,
lingtosi, Bedford-row, London.; Air. LLeppatd, Bath; or activity, and were pressing the siege with greater vi.
Messrs. Clarke and Son, Bristol,
Ceorge Slow, of Manchester, dealer and chepinan, July 21, Ss, gour than heretofore-so much so, that many Wll4
and August 14, at. eleven, at the Palace• bin, Manchester.-
. before were confident of its safety began to entertain
Anomie,. Mr. V. Partinaton, Brown-street, Manchester;
or Mr. Philip 141,rd, Inner *l'emple, London:. fears that the place must fall at no distant period.
'William Melton, late of Manchester, victualler, dealer and chap- Such are the accounts that have been transmitter:
man, I my 17, 24, and A ugust le' at twelve, at the Commercial
• Inn High-street, Nlaneltester. Attorniec, Mr. Philip Hurd, to us from Plymouth, but as the ships had not COM(
. ,•,,,n.e, I onion; or Mr. Hankin, Spring-Gardens, Man-
Onus. . in when the mad came away, and our cc;rrespondeni
/0,,,..,,.arr, of Norttien, Cheshire, and John Path'', of Liverpool, in his haste to overtake the mail, has not stated the
corn-merchants, dealers, chap:nen, and copartners, July 23, 24, , •
I dace of the JAlse-e.2.'S accounts, we cannot ascertain
tied August f -s, at eleven at the Globe Tavern, in John-street,
Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Winelle, John-street, Bedford-row, i whether they --e liter than other accounts which have
• London ; or Messrs. Griffith and Hinde, in Penvtick-streer, reached us this mornia,, by another channel, viz. fromLiverpool. te
Thomas Duck f‘ ens, late of the parish of Wash field, Devonshire, Cadiz to the 13th, and from Lisbon to the 17th ult.
cattle-dialer, dealer and chapreer, July 9, 10, and August 14,
at ter, at the Gl,ebe Tavet n, Esc trr. Atteernies, Mt tars. Sykes I at which dates nothing particular had occurred.
, and Knowles, New Inn, London ;or Mr. Alaunder, Exeter. f•
CADIZ, /UE N 12.
Arnhem), Beck, of Oxford-street, Aliddlescx, sachet, dealer and
' eh:simian, July :0, 21, and A uguer 14, at ten, at Guildhall.- Since my last (:).:ags have continued here in mud.
Attorney, hlr. I hunt, No. 5, Surrey-street; Strand. i the vane state as when I last wrote.- The enemy r'c
Thomas Casktll, of Bruton-street, Bei keley-scluare, h•liddlesex,
1 the same po:itions ; and, on Our pa: t, we art
I' lie camper, dealer and charm an, July 7, 17, and Atee-st se, ; CI PY
at twelve, at cuiidlian. Attotutts, me,itrs. Collins and Waller, ' strengthening our hoe of defence by entrenche,.
st,i;4l-self ate, toolloll. forts, extciding feed SC. Peter to the Carraca ; thus
DIVIDENDS. on that side, . there is little or nothing to fear. Tht
Cerree Mellts Shelly, of St. Mary, Whitcchepel, Middlesex i
hosier, July 27, at ten, at Guildhall.-iVieha•l I, 7::*-7 of George• Only v tillwr,sl.l,2 part would therefore appear to be this
steer, Iletetete- iluare, Midillest x, pie:tire dealer, 'July 01, at 1 Cir:ICC3 11ITlf, 1.11111,h well fortiii..!(l, and proteCtee
, .-_-,
eleven, at Guildhall.-William lianeoree, of: wensea, Glamor- -
a kind of hay, formed by dr.: neck of land betweer
gansltirt, slinekee,:i r, hey 19, at (lee en, at the laqiite Hart lee, ' by
Br ad-cruet, :.:riet,,).-WAtsco, Aii•swurth, Sr.! Co. of Prestot,, ! Pon tale and the CorSa(Lira, opposite the Trocadeio
Laeresla re, cotton si bine: s, July C 4, at eleven, at tee Castle Inn, i .
acre scrne batteries have been lalcly erected, bu
r„., ~.....hi :, waiw, it:a. and Paul Cutti .: :I, of Preston, (t'
1 ancashire, ecttorospilluw, lily C 4, at eleve o„et the Cestle Ines t where a more efficient &fence seems necessary. Thu
Pr: NUM....". Ell j:in, in Watt rc, of 1-ii:i li lei.e, : 0:.1.m, ant! Hi-k- i
most patrititic spirit prevails in all our neighbour
v ay, Middy. sex, I.crilt(r, July :0, at tw(1..1 , st (461,11,41.-AI, u.
' I :tyke., late of (it et ..welt, ie. et, mini art, lidy t'B„ at net-, ::t boor! ; and I can asset t without he:itation, that whet
(mown.-- trap, it. Pi try, late el "lowet-street, Loudon, now of
I. ~.._wei,,,,, at IWe feel co ftje!nt eil0l1"11 to culdee2 out- sphere o
tinsbuiv-iptao., mimic,. x, mete! atd, July es ..
Cni'dhall.-W iiiiam Ptah ch Cemicher and I !.traits ;:ci,,,unu tt, i action, we shall receive cordial assistance from tilt
a et, nietTt.-1•1,e, .I • 'ideal ti.•trert, I mudoo, no :eh .ntee, July 24, 1 ~ . , _
. .1,1 ~i •I 1„..,,,,., wnhoi ti. of 1".1.:I.,:r;!, F.,,,.% , aLtjoinair; place, and a Livourable 4iversion on dr
at te., i,e', at 4 1.1..1... - s
at ,recite, at Cield! all.-William' pot of the Serrano.
sleeper and ce.ifer, Jely ve,
A rpleton, jut'. et 41 Edward Appleton, of ho Briley, letneashire, 61..QUENZA, MAY 7.
rt,per-rnarallat tor, roe, July 30, at dare, at Ij.4“'t.witlLlCial Inn,
' •
Manch, star --\t iilial:itV4its. of Ilristbl, host-r, lily :1, tut eleven, Accounts have been r :c.etved that the French ar
at eke Bu-li '1 a• m rte, Corn-street, 1.r.-.101.-• I es id It eking, ni 1 ('renting fortifications at Buitrago, 00 Which thr
I .:,ntriscell., Gl-11,valrpar5d•; re, shoplteil ••r, A, :list :;n, at twelve', I
at ti.. 134%.!; lavt.lll, 4'; , n-,,trert, Ihrkt. :.--lichett Cmilthard, late 1 nave 2.50 peasants empleyed. They observe grea
of tae CrAcktrro,O, arr-row, Kehoinzion-road, Surrey, now a / caution and circumspection, notwithstanding which
pe onrer In the King'. Pesch, viv; uallrr, July 21, at twelve, at
t.sulf,li.eu, Fee% utei con, or Chandoe ?OPT., 011/I•llA;Jiden.l however, a party of patriots about the end of Apri
11.'r',d1. sex, thus maker, July 21, at twelve, at Coils:hale-Wm. killed .5 men, and carried off 15 horses. • -
et lore, of Lee,:.s. Yorkshite, hosier, July s.e, at eievett, at the
J.s.h tutu Niustsh lou,l.teds. The party of Don Cietuncrino, consisting of 251