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London, England, 1818-09-09 00:00:00

CATON ON DEBILITY.

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This day wt: published; price 35.'61 kNew Edition of
DRACTIC OBSERVATIONS on the DgBI-
A. LITTER, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE
ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks on Onataism, Se-
minal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Gleets, Tabes
Fluor Alias, &e. &c. with the Theory 4f Generation.
By T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
No. 10, Stutshope-street, Newcastle-street, Strard:
Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
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MADRID, AUGUST

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• " I can =Ms you that greit ifforts ere making to strengthen
our connexion with England, whose alliance is every day fait to
be mote and more important.. The invasion of Florida. will
greatly, facilitate this object. *The credit of. the Russian Mini.
stet, M. 'de Titistcheff, has considerably declined, There have
been, very recently, a Council of Scat, : and Ministerial Consul-
tations, at which. the King profiled in person, and the result of
which was not, as heretofore, cotnnsuuicated to the: Russian
Minister, who now very rarely Izis an audience of M. de Pi-
zarro. fle twice preaented tilingf at the King's residence,
within the last eight days, without being received, and it was
only by means of the Camera/a • that be ultueately obtained an
interview. At the last diplomatic audience overt person re-
marked, that the King, contrary to his ordinary practice, paid
but a very slight attention to Mtn. In fait, !very. observation
that can be made upon the subject, leads to the conclusion that
the influence of Russia has lost its power over the Cabinet
of Madrid.
" With much, difficulty a certain number of ships have beau
got together: to transport some thousands of men, but it will be
necessary to have ships of the ME to prcitect thent [rani the In-
surgent privateers. The Russian fleet writ at first thought of
for this service, but they arein.a.wretched state;. which cutisad
the King to observe, that he considered his acquitition of the,
Russian vessels, like buying an apparently decent suit of cast-
off clothes in a salesman's shop ; when he would put them on he
Gads them all moth-eaten.
• " Nothing is published here relating to Peru, the affair of
Maipo, or General Morillo. AU the news from the Spanish
colonies is confined to some old reports addressed to the Viceroy
of Mexico.
" The decree respecting the consolidation of the national debt
appeared only the day 'before yesterday. It is calculated to attain
partially its object, if it be faithfully executed. The principal
resource it the Clergy, from whom are exacted four years of site
, revenues of vacant Prebends—but by an incompri.hen Ado at.
rangement, the revenues of the Bishops and Archbishops lamps.'
this demand.. We shall see whether this new plan of Finance will
have muse success than ail thosewidela have preceded it."