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GAZETTE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF ILNDEPEN.
DENT LIMA, JULY 18, 1821.
rum VIAIL or TUC INDCP=DVIC2 Or rrsg.
NEWS OF*THE•ARMY.
"The enemy continue their precipitous flight, and
leave in their march spectacles which would excite•
horror in the most insensible mindF. From the time
of our departure from Lut in we have scarcely gone
a step without traces of their barbarity. More than 30
dead bodies, some from weakness, some from.disease,
and others shot on the way, because unable to pursue
their march, have presented themselves to our sight,
as the food of birds of prey. • Rudd, according to
unvarying accounts, has been the person who sacri
ficed the greater pal tof those victims. During yes-
terday and to-day we have met with thirty-nine sick,
of whom five have died. Ido not believe that the
half will survive. The whole of these have been
found in the open fields, but some iemain likewise in
this r.,wn, where a small hospital has been formed.
" Yesterday, on our an.ival, we learned that the
enemy had broken up their camp from Coayllo, at
three leagues distance,from this place, at the moment
they heard of our approach. They directed their
route towards Omas, on the Sierra, and thence they
will be able to proceed for Lunaguana, or for the
pass of Yaugos. Immediately our advanced guard
would be upon them, which, by the da, n of this day,
would be at Coayllo. D.::,e.tion follows: between
yesterday and to-day they have sent to Lurin twenty-
four prisoners to the order of the Governor of that
place, that he may unite and embody them. We have
likewise taken fifty lances and several muskets.
" Ninavilca is about to join us with his party, and
will instantly proceed with Vidal, and the other Cora.
mandants who occupy the Sierra, to prevent the
enemy from enjoying an instant of repose."
Another letter from the same place, and the same.
date, is expressed a, fdlows:—." We have arrived at
this place in pursuit of the enemy, who, proceeding
in their cowardly flight, leave on the road indubitable
evidence of their atrocity. I feel a horror at the
crimes committed by Rodil and Valdes, and even
endanger my credit by mentioning them. They shoot
all the soldiers who, either by I.rigue or kfirmity,
cannot continue their march, racing to thero—:. Die,
wretches, rather than become our enemies !' Their
dead are consequently numerous ; many fugitives
pre.ent themselves to us daily, without including the
infinite number • who escape by bye ways. 'These
cowards, out of ter rcr at our troops, have proceeded
by indirect roads to Sierra, conunitting at every step
injuries and outrages. At this date the loss is not
less than 330 men ; and, further on, on account of the
difficulty of the roads, the loss will be greater."

DEAFNESS, Imposthumes, anal Noise in
the Ear cured by ELIZABETH SEARLE, Audit,
No. 3, Bartlett's-buildings, opposite Hatton garden, Holhorn,
(Grand-daughter of the late Martha Searle), formerly of l'ye-
corner, West Smithfield, where the Business hath been carried
on by the Family upwards of One Hundred and Fifty Yeart.
Mrs. Searle hopes that her successful practice, the instruc-
tion of so eminent an Aurist 'as her late 310t1Kr, and hrr
known skill, tenderness, and integrity, in treating the Di,orders
of the l'ar, are such as to entitle her to public confidence.
Attendance every Day (Sunday excepted) from Eleven o'Clock
till Four —Letters (post paid) duly AM:Odell to. •

A Memorial, which contains much information re-
lative to the Finances of Portugal, was presented to
the Cortes on the 39th October last, by the Deputy
FitAseisco 'MANES FRANEo. The following is a
()lief abstract of this document :

For the military chest, fin- the pay of the eff.:ctive
officers, widows' pensions, half-pay, &c. he estimates
the sum of £1,230,900 teas for the half year, or
2,461,800 for the whole year. Of this sum 400,000
real: ate for retired allowances, widows pensions, &c.
The Memorialist proposes cun••iderable reductions
by disbanding one half of the troops, and discharging
Several physicians, auditors, and inspectors, a re-
trenchment in the department of engineers, &c. all
'of which might be made, and then the charge for
the army would not exceed 1,800,000. The reduced
charges would then be as follows
Pay foe the troops, &c. 1,800,000 milreas.
Commissariat - -
Arsenal and Ordnance - 400,000
Hospitals. &c. - - 702000-2,770,000

f'IONVULSION FITS, EPILEPTIC FITS, Hyste-
%., ries, Nervous and Spasmodic Complaints, effectually cured
by Dr. HADLEY'S POWDF.IIS. Of all 1)1-eases incidental
to the human frame, none are mere afflicting than Convulsion
and Epileptic Fits. The powerfulvirtues of this Powder In a short
time relieves the sufferer ; and by due perseverance in its appli-
aation, completely cures Convtiliiion Fits in Infants and Adults;
' also Epileptic or Falling Fits ;-1-iysterics. Nervous, and Spasmo-
dic Complaints. Thin Pow& r is a Grand Restorative in all cases
of Relaxation, Debility, and NVeakrcss,in Children and Adults;
it gradually strengthens the Stomach, increases the Appetite,
promotes Digestion, and in a short time restores the I atient to
perfect health, without confinement or alteiation of dirt. The
late Dr. Hadley, of Derby (the discoverer of this valuable medi-
cine), used it in private practice for upwards of fifty year.:
with the most flattering success in various complaints, which
is proved by incontrovertible facts.
1 Its inestimable virtues are patronized by the following distill-
guished Nobility:
I Iler Grace the Duchess of Rutland Lady Catherine Walpole
Right Hon. lady Amherst Lady C. Dundas
Right lion. Lady Lismore Him. Mrs. Bathurst
Right Hun. Lady G. Cattecdish Hon. Mrs. Egerton
Lady Caroline Lamb Hon. Mrs. (hey, &c.
Extracts front Letters addressed to Dr. I TAPLEY:
From the lion. Mrs., Egerton. .
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Dr. Hadley, lotion Park, Sept. ^, 18SO.
SIN—I this mot ning received your letter, tll.l:tio;:itig your in-
tention of Winging your ConvuLion Powder into more general
notice. I have so very high an opinion of it, from the cases I
have seen performed, that I think you will be doing a public
service. 1 remain, Sir, yours, Se. E. EGERTON.

From the Right lltm. Lady !Ignore.
S:ptember 2, 1820.
This is to certify, that I have used Hadley s Convulsion Pow.
dcrs in my family and many others, and approve of its efficacy.
LISIIOII.E.

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As considerable regulations are nece...sary for the
navy, which it is stated ought to be a force dear to
thr! Portuguese, no estimate is made of its expenditure.
The civil list is calculated at .100,000 milteas ;
pensions,..at 65,000. The expenses of the Patriarchate
amount to 230,000 milreas.
The Memorialist then proceeds to the revenue..._
The customs produce 1,400,000 rnilreas ; -the royal
domains, 150,000. By adding up the different im-
posts, direct and indirect, the deficiency of the re-
venue to cover the expenditure is ascertained ; and
this deficiency is apportioned ovcr.the different pro.
vinces, in proportion to their extent and r fiches.
Doren FINANCES—From the llague, December 4.
.g By tl.e Paicrs laid before the Second Chamber by
his Excellency the Minister (A- Finance, it appears that
the excess of the expenditure above the receipt oa'
the Ist of January, 1821, amounted to the sum of
3;55301 During the course if the year
1820, the Import and Export Dutics, and the Excise
(levied according to the existing reg tilmions) short
of the Estimates by
.2,967,r)21 florins. The revenue

From Lady Walpole.
Dr. Hadley, llilliagdon, Uxbridge, Jan. 26, ISI9.
Stn—l shall-have great plrasure in desiring you to make use
a my name when you publish the Convulsion Powder. Its great
elllcacy in my own family and friends, and to the poor, 1 have
experienced fur many years.—l am your humble servant,
CATII ER INE WA I.POLE.

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arising from the duties of Registration and Domains,
as they are called, for the some year, fell short of the
Estimate by 1,36:3,261. On comparing the product
of the first seven months of 1:321, with that of
the first seven months of 1820, there appears in
the Import and Export Duties and Excise, a de4,-
clew:). of 519,123 florins in this year compared with
1820. There is also 'a deficivnty in the Registration
and Domains for the satnelerioki.l.