The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-31 00:00:00

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' - - WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Fraser!' American NurserySloane-sanave, Chelsea, ..
By Mr. COCHRA N,
On MOW DAY, 'the flth November, ISO, and fisiloWlefffky,
at Mores easel', on the Premises, by Order of the Mk-
:lees i - •
.rilligvaldatile and bardthy GROWING STOCK,
.L of this NIIIRSERY, • . . . .
Coasistiog of a number at; Standard and Dwarf Trained
'Peaches aW *Ned:Airs. of different Site' ; Penes; Minis; aid
Cbernen,.wijh large Fniit-hearing Hands. itieWing, Fraser's i
new Hart Cherry, and others ' • Flowering and Everereea
Shrobd; English and Anserican Herbaceous MOW, Flower
wsttg, At. ; Ivies and Clematis; a Qua:Aity of strong Garden
Frames iia Lights, Hand and Striking Glasses; a great lora"
Nee), If Roses, and other nnutinental Plants in p. 0.; abb.
•some large r.ew Magnolia, and other ornamental qtnndard
I, Abeubrin Whit* ; a-Quantity of Ifni Plants of the Ilhodoeloiy"-
; dins Catawbienoe. of.different Ages, in the Ground t (nod*.
:dendrun Punetntam, and a Variety of new and cari,us Aateri-•
lean Plants.. .
[All in tine Condition for removing. . •
're be viewed till the Sale, by applying on the Premises,
, wliere•OstaloMles may be had ; and at Messrs. Gordon's, Fen:..
r eharch-street ; Mean. Fair's, Seeds:nen, Barone,; Messrs.
Mason and Son, Fleet-street; Bel-ftere, Islington; at (be
Aneti.m Murt, :war the Bank ; with Cn ..missinos and • Particu-
lars l:y Address to Mr. Cochran, Auctioneer, Duke-street,.
.Grosvesior-iquare. -

Re SPLIABURYsInIBOB, being seized with
a fever at Omni; my 'right knee became eiceedingly
•paio6ll,, and,. friln Ike yoolenre•of the inflammation„l her one
6.1411 ins. • A medical mats of eminence brought it-to discharge,
laid it meaty tnee to iheiincleomy leg was dreadfully ulcer.:
med. figment oilter medical geotlemen were advised with, hett.
they pitmouhred licomble. My left arm then -became al.
•;aerated, 'endive two years i was in a state of great tweeting,'
with, hardly strength or a ppetiis to swallow a little fund. From
greet weekness' 1 was lifted inlind out of bed in a sheet. 'Atl
or this time I asoilvised to try your PATENT AN TISCOR-
RUT' C DROPS by ti friend, who had seen several Cures per- i
formed among hi. acquaintance : Meant me 1 bottle, requesting
they alight tic takgg to the last drop. Wltholt a.ry hope of re-
lief, 1 began: to a week my spirits and iippetite grew betier,-
oodles a few imoitths- the • pain left me, ned several pieces, of
baqc nate ay ay. 1 had now piped so much strength, I was
bI toeisterutchev: I then Went to the tea, and ennthoted to
Nuttier ratsidly, Ilad4tiltesocontinued the Medicine, lam ces-
!ttou 1 66/aid have Rota' well; hut, finding myself so well, I
dikeintinised UM Mops., The folldwipg spring I was seised
with violent
,eriiptiniv all overuse, priticipal.y in my face and
..finfi'd.. My other knee Became then affected, and au hirer
• fpensodiin the ancle„mad six eispoths. of pain reduced me to
great debility, wish evily symptom of decline. At this time
my mother' applied to yuit.-and hy"agtain taking the Drov, mid
attespdieg.ta,your advice, I vms yacepare relieved from pain,
and fur three yeah I have fires ragtag health and stfeagth.
•• . • fele,. fges E. R.
jg, drovc-place, Camden-town. July 6, 1815.
• -Sufi! iirthre. DispensarY; 'l5; fiolin:sinare. London. in bottles
of Double 141 s. bd.--and • largest 11. Is. • duty ineltuled.—
Compound E3SCI.ce. 134.—T0 prevent Omifierfeils, the Genuine
Medieirit• has irr Blatt Ink • Stamp.4.llr. •Edwards, 66, St.
Paars.Church•yard., is tlte.yflustemle Agent.

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1311.0FE4SAR BARON BLEIZACII, of Prus-
sia. being now the soleposagssor of this celebrated Syrian
Remedy; is happy to oiler it to the British Public.
it is used in all derangements of the distinctive organs, of the
spine,'of tl.e bladder, asid'of the 'Wanks ; after acconekement,
and in chlorosis, or.green. sickness.
It effectually removes pain iar weakness, or irregularities.
produced by such derangements ; Incontinentia aril's, sterility,
gonorrlicea simplex, and fluor
Occultly penetrative, nctively sympathetic, Intensely car-
t-Aso:int, the extraordinary and e quisite properties of
Pit Emt,mi. or The Remedy; its transcendent and plastic
potency in restoring and in vivifying; its peculiar produc-
tive principle.-- all render it sovereign, unrivalled, and invalua-
ble.
No pain attends it. nor danger, nor confinement. nor inconve-
nience, nor unpleasant tot qtr. It operates if it Was a charm.
One packet of it ereets a rime.
It is not taken
Thediseases above enumerated, particularly gonorrhoea sim-
ples, nr gleet, and fluor albite, so fatal to feminism, tire incurable
by nny ether means.
A packet of it weighs an ounce. It tan be enclged in a let-
ter, and sent to any climate.
The price of a packet, including ditty, is one pound ster-
ling. No abatement will be mode to the purchaser ;if is larger
qu tolity.
PHEMLAH is sold only by Mr. Martin (Baron Ille'srmit's
sole agent), No. 96, Seymour-place, Brvanston-square, Lon-
don, and no where else, every day (Sundays excepted) from
Twelve until Three.
To a Person nt a distance, sending by post it note for One
Pound, under is cover, directed to Mr. Martin, and paying the
postage, a packet, legally stamped, will he sent by post
under a cover, directed in such manner as the person may de-
sire:
Wits each packet a paper of ample instructing i., given
or tem. 'lllis paper contains also an nreount ut this most
singular, interesting, and inestimable specific, and of the
ner by which it has come, eaclasively, to the present Pro-
praetor.
To a. person sending (post-paid) a written ewe and Two
P..unds 1.. Baron Bleizach, al Mr. Martin's, the Baron will
send by post his written advice in English. This advice shall,
if so required, be given in Frekrh, German, Spanish. ur
The Baron •may he convoked. personally, at Met Martin's,
every Monday from Twelve until Three. His fee on such oc-
elisions is Five Pound . His advice may be t octitleft in. He
has devoted a life of study and researckto the important sub-
ject.
Each Bruit-note to be sent must be eat.into Iwo pasts. On
the receipt of the,first part being acknowledged by ptat, the se-
cond part should be forwarded; and On the receipt of the secribd
part, the packet or the tadvice,.as Ike ease may be; 'hail be
punctually tram?) ted by the returning post.
Like 'mercury and inorstlatioar Pinadut4 or. The ALiniedy,
makes an era in physiemetbe'most important, perhaps, of the
Alec.

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- , portion, or 'miss 4ew disturbances is tliisapr eareace ,-
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. .. .•: . 4........,6,48,.... •:..... '...4 '.. . • ;.• • j conceived the project of passing the Gramm* end
flo,rnoil- alio, • Are. • 17.._340•141(t- . • attacking that of Guyana.
.. They accordingly passed the Oronecoetaldttainr,
is • • squadron
are disoove;ed Theo -thitiiiights. Ifels landing Ms
andaidvanted to Las Piedras, where,. being joined
'troops, hit sail the heavy •iimsons ere set in, it will
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be impossible for • bilii to approach this %era cannon.
by some other towns in the province, they deter-
--a-He oionet hese more than 6000 Min, and with. mined to attack the capital. Lieutenset-Creneral
that force, or even
sioubles b 6. emrividi .1010iidt,.../..:-Don Salvador Gorrin,
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who, with his division, had
feel conheehacif lid teleft.; .shouldhe haie tbel followed their route, likewise passed the Orenoco,
eme. when a number of partial.aliunishes took rityto
_attack. tite place,. a' every . prepared°. has •
plate.--
been made.
!men in front of the enemy, with the determination
... :On the evening of the 22d, Gordo /armed all. his
- We are anziontly waiting the long-looked-for at.
of attacking them in the morning, having first taken --
every. precaution for- his not being semiiced during
tick from Gets; -Morale,. and hii tranipeete ire de. '
'cried from the Pope ; many days will not elapse be-
This, in fact, the enemy merle transmit'
lore. essieSities.liesitsive will. take placp. I. have' the night.
attempts An performi but they pate, dear for their
every, neasoule.litieN he will repent his errand, ai
xeceise iiim. 'temerity. Gorrin, at the head Ad his Cwinstionen the Goverer. bete it well prepared to-
,attacked with ikirit, and such was the entlintiann oi 1 --:Thit Pepe is 'kakis-need with two hundred and
fiffytroopit• !nosily" foreignet 1, 'and there as a 3000 .the King's troops, that inless•than on hoar the rebel
amen bore oodoi
arum Independent
of
which, Pa- army was completely dispersed. Gastrin wooed
..-latin, with 1200 native Troops, it ctlieing.to oar as- 'them for some lope, asekiqg
,priseeers great nein.
sillt‘Wge, Sed-Brigadipr-General Stewart and Colonel , bees of *bolo were lerestlr irtnnilled-
cones witit'near 2000 more are in the rear of Mo- PROULMOTION. • .
Hilo.
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• •DDRIESSED TO HIS CoNPANJONS IN ARMS, Br TUC
Morillo has acted with great impolicy in the pro- • • '
cossmaansa IS cult: o - ' •
F P viz MARINI& ilistia.
• ejects -,of Santa.Marths, having disothaed all the asENT 0
...native Officers,. from having no confidence,in there), " . Fer.Low-Ct .
aizess,-4lthoogit. there. Is no n4l.
which has very much disgusted the native troop;, as -assay for city making the smallest observation to yea •
they are now commanded by Spanish 'Officers. . I °elite fat th ' '
e. at awaits you, after thelate very temi-
A disisiotila the Independent' Army from the iti.lutiv,sProciamatioN fb* excellencyh GI '
terior, .tindee the command elf Colonel Santander, of the General Gorwerniime
terthe
e Unitedt e
pmiasiri tier
had •irrived in Chiriquianat tine was to be Woe/. I
lof New Oranada, my duty, my esteem fur rowut,ilabcoel .
ed by two other divisions,. so as to attack. the the imperious necessity which I feel to defend 7 m
prosier* 4 fitieta.Martha ip. its rear. This itt.,in- , life to the last extremit asY
well as that of those dear
tended, is s
iPowerlal clivinsiou ageittit the S a Ash
13-1--: innocents whose Y'
►• sole support I am, most fercinly
force. t -• compel me to submit ao sour consideration the (et
'The' ottivak thtisitgldut 'llhls • piotitice are solthu-1 •'' - ' -
lowing reflections:— ... v
aiestically devoted to their-mai., 'because they erel
.!` It is ittcoutestible in the actual cirCWwierrincett -
•now well assured that thesSpeniards treat tbseatives •thdt if by our indolence, ' I '
our attac intent to otts-per.
~ of the ,prea iuce of. Smstas,Martha • with the, utmost sonal'interest, and .i • h ' •
magsnaery ,opes. with regent to
coetempt, and have even dismissed all the OffiCers of Spain we allow this 'Province
and
this hntsertaist
Santa-Martha, who hare been waging war against' bulwark
if American • '
liberty to be surprised or sub. •
this pir:vltice for soliany yeari.- ' • "• •
jugated by Spanish troops, few indeed would be
A Military Comthission hie seed., formed in Car-. spared to tell the dreadful
result,
as these butchers
thegens•sinue martial law has b minate een,proclaimed, con-. have determined to ester • • • every Individual who
1 sisting of three Officers apdeSepristary. • . had a share in the Separatiou of this part of the globe
All the church. Witte, as *en ar.that of iodivi- free, the peejesele, .
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1 duils, his liven' sent to 'the mint. `The.Country bits •• sr •hero, ea.•
other resource left, FelloW-titizenst
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been laid waste, the hduseidestreyed, and the reads• We e must resolve to die, rather then surrender cm any
I have been rendered ithtlineticablei Many Odle in:: terms to those ehe,eim wintry y ilf.. - I weli -remelts. .
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l habitants, with their cattle, &c, have retired to the, h
. Tier, that whiles. near relation of mine Was Viciroy.
mountains: * , • • . ' of lid" .Eitipire, Oki• fortress wait attacked by the
Be assured that the native!, 4 Cettliagelia, as •well valiant British Admiral Vernon,
n, with '
u the foreigners now here, bare resolved to make the superior forces
as have.always been those of that highly peeled*
i Spaniarkrepent their intended ittaat, or perish on- patios vet this expedition was obliged to almodne
der the rani of our walls. ' • ' • ' •'• - • •*. toe project with considerable loss. If a Spada!
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TE TIM= 0111t.taritest rlelt citraCOA, Alm 41. • 1 you to fear ?'
• ' fOrce cannot be compered .with a British, what have
" Every thing has changed in the Caraccasiairice " But be on,your guard against* number of In.
the departure of the Spanigh expedition under Gen. dividuals whom your too lenient system has allowed
IMOrilloL-the liberality which forriierly etisted has both to remain here and.throughout.the provinces.-..•
now entirely disappeared, and the arrests, not only Those are,. without doubt, more prejudiciel• to our
I of men, but of women also, have again commenced: just cause than those who openly confess theme**
All.emigrants who had returned have been ordered our. enemies,; those under the mask of friendship
to quit the ( ountry immediately; only 15 days wire I afford to our pretended masters the resourees within
allowed them by proclamation. This unexpected and, their power, and for these reasons not a single indi.
unjustifiable rigdOr confirms 'the former statements, aiding of this description ought to remain among us.
that the province of • Guyana is in possession of -the What expressions can I adopt to describe to you the
Independents, and that the inhabitants of the 0:-cr. (14(1%11 consequences of .any capitulation ?—There is
• uoco are free.. no middle course to be taken.
" General Rebas commands three thousand men " Ah, my dear Friends ! the. Spaniards ere not
in the 'Otitis. The fact is, that the Spanish retii. now what they were in the days of Alexander Far.
mentof the Union, which Morillo left in Caraccas, node. These men ere incapable of any human cnn.
was ordered at the beginning of this rnonthao• pro. sideratien towards Americans. Well do I know
teed to the plain of Osculate, and.since they left the when I assure you, 'we most either die or congest.'
capital 260 wounded of that corps have been acid! This is my motto.
into the hospital during the night. fit short; it is' 6 if. you are convinced of _the sincerity of my
my decided opinion, thrit in' three months•Vetiezuela 1 sentiments, these considerations ail' soften my it'd°.
will no longer be in the power of the'Slaniards, par., fatigable exertions in your set vie,. Should
ticularly if Morino does-not succeed. against Carib... preme Disposer of events crown our ,
- gene."• . success, that we ultimately triumph ever
~.... both my gratitude and joy Wilt h. unboni
• " JUAN NEPOIJUCEI6,
KINGSTOIS, Sen. 9.—lty a passeriger arrived in tl:e o Cartliagena, Aug. 3, *16t5."
Gc orgiarta,. from Santa Martha, *the follow`ing terror: .
I Illation is given : . • •
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" No official intelligence whatever has been re- FRENCH PAPERS,
ceived in Santa Martha from Genera/ Morillo, but a .........
' wounded deserter from his army had ci4mutlicaled PARIS, Ocr. 26.
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as follows: -
" ' The Spanish force - had attaakid Ilfica (Mira, -. •THE CHAMBER OF PEERS, OCT,
hat failed in the attempt.. They iveit iikeWithicert- Their Royal Iliglinesies Monsieur
!successful in, their attack of Sam Felippe, habotitiof i of Berri were resew:
1 which they hid lost upirprds pt. ope thousand pie I A Meniber developed the proposith
hundred melt.' Captain Lominez.,of the Ctioliagentan should be communicated in the name of
privateer Jupiter,' requested fgeatove paistriiier to ' their thanks to-his Royal Highness e
communicate to aniddividnif ffereithe folios/Mg in- ' gobleusei for his conduct in_the Strati
telligence :—• •4. • .e.. 1 - ''' 'e' ;• • . frontiers of Spain.
" ' 'Dist all in Carthageeiabad *terminal on.the : The Member in describing the brit
most obstinate defence, , Brigadler4engetil letup." • of itiemitOyal Highness,• paid a tribute
with his troops had entered ti fertificrions, as alio !Wherein° of Boerdeatfx : the fear _ _
the division. under'the eiders Of'Oblenef.Nalirlih. 'the modesty or that august Princes prevented
• That the Spaniards had tnifdr•piigodets Borns:laces s het said, froireetending his admiration,
and soldiers of: Cathagenwr- whose- •retredt Intmthe i This. proposition *as seconded. •
town had been tut off. .Theathe,foreiguera and .11e.1 Hirßoyal Highnesa•MoslSlEUß-,• in
nezuelians along, within khe.walks amouoted to up.. livered with the most' lively ethotion,
wards of 3000 men, independent. of native troops.--: Chamber bow much he was touched by
That the blockade had been rendered useless, as-Se. bestowed.upon his son. •
versa- prizes' had since entered thltiterbout. .' That 'He is worthy of them; he lidded, al
the enemy had been repoised• in every quarter with • sence,-I may venture. to affirm that
immense less, and that they „were twaitding buts in he crateful for the distinguished mat
Turbacho. In short, the whole province .had been which lie has received. ' If he had hetet
burnt and laid waste. Not i native of Santa Martha nete as to have had enemies In combat
is silk the expedition. All have lied tolbi Munn- doubt he would Leveret:stilted, with•pleamsee,
tains. The Spaniards treat the natives with•incon. please of the Chamber ; hut. French's:or
celiiiite cruelty ; they respect ne American, And on Prince, how much did he suffer IN
this account they have render/41 "themselves most Berns against misled, ?re comer. •If
odious thrcuchoet the country.' " . . I sent, he would himself Interpose to st
Cast iccas, JuLY 28.—The greater part of theifir- aloe of • those sentiments Width the Chamber
gitive remains of the battles of Mato riit, Giftris• El i taina.
Cols fkc.-fli7dieg tbeintelves unable to ntaititain say I With ,regard to ohstleok place es
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ter nor enemies,
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smiths DUkd
tinn that there
of the Chamber,
the Doha d'An.
th and oat the
rilliant conduct
to of praise to
r of wounding
prevented him,
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I a- speech de-.
testified to the
by the praises
ind, in his !,h.
he will always
arks of esteem
been fortu.
what with, no
leaser*, the ups
!man, a French
in terning his
f he were pro.
lisp the eziores.
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