The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-09-03 00:00:00

SPAUN.

[The subjoined is a Report entitled to the utmost
credit. Though it is dated in the Spring of the
present year, yet are not the topics of %shich it
treats to be considered as obsolete; inasmuch as
the existing condition or the Peninsula being ill.
mediately derivative from that described, alit be
more accurately understood by the perusal of so
authentic and well-weighed a document.,

SVBSTANCT OF INTELLIGENCR 'FROSI MADRID.
" 1. The Spaniards daily manifest the greatest de.
testation of the French, whose pridelambition, ava•
rke, and immersdity, render them insupporable.—.
The desire of the people is to free. themselves from
the domination of their present .oppressors. It is
impossiule that there should .ever be any pnioo
and harmony between the French and the Spanish
people.
" 2. The Spaniards expected, that, by the. lining:
of the Cortes, an energetic and diligent tiovertivat
pi would have been formed, posses,ittg the coothlence..,
i of the nation, and capable of givin.,*A properdira.. ..
tion to the resources olthe eonntrm, apd the spiiii
.;
of the people.. In these expectotirs they hue Oven. .
Alicappointed. . But their hnpeo have again. sera eX•i..
~cited, by the ep'pOintment of a inv. diegcneyi Ws, A
approaching dissolution of, the prßsent.4.;ortes, 5114:
the late offensive operation( Of the, tiritisit;,Afon,..-.
'All Spaniards Teel the 'highest Confidence in 404
Wellington. It is the opinion of elf gondiipanianis,
that the nation will never yield to the French, al..
though thedestruction of 'Spain should be the certain
result of their struggle. •
" 3. The people of Mildritl, and in. its neighbour.
hood, are languishing under the most,sittmonal and
tyrannical Government ever knolls, composed of all, •
those Spaniards who had been remarkable, under the
old Government of Spain, for their,criminal excesses,
and disreputable character. These wretches act un.
der the pageant of a French King.—not from any
affection towards their invaders, but from views of •
avarice and ambition, which could not begratified •
under any other form of Government. They endea.
your to excite the suspicious of the'peopleogaiost the .
English, by imputing to the British Government tins
most interested views, and the design of ruinhog both.
France and Spain by the war in the Peninsula. .Bitt• ,
the people attribute all their misfortunes and stiWer
inns to the tyranny of the French, and the weakness
of their own GOvernment. Madrid is the.centre to ,
which a great number of the di'persed soldiers re•
sort, where they receive assistance from tbeir fritvids.
and relations to return to their labours. The people. -•
give shelter to prisoners who make their eacape.frons,
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the French, indlacilitate their return to their corps;
They also afford all the assistance in their power to
the Guerillas in the neighbourhood, supplying them
with arms, clothing, horses, &c. • . ~ .
.
BY HIS MAJWITY'S_ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS. 164. The sensible part'of the French siblhatthe
,JLAISAIt.It'S •GENVINE PILLS, justly famous war in Spain is unjust, impolitic, and ruinous to
roc curing, in An 11 stages, tbe Venereal Disease. Doe France. They conceive that the conquest of Spain is
',Sean Pin tea kale; and *be taking of nae box In a recent ease .
' he spirit of the eo le conti ues to
-Ism •post oranYlore the oarient.of sly certainty of a epeedy re- unPossibles 11,' ho!.e t . P. P .0 i
•govery. Night* cao be better contrived, more safe, or more be unsuh,dned,,iind the English ,maintain an limy, ill 7
irdellient than this remedy far such as are obliged to go Jour- Port 1. 1, • • '.
...
ittesior tit win. swat seeds es confinement or restraint of diet; , -,a- .
NMI 4141, year* exitialt Oa OD esionisive pr..eiire) has pray-.
t a. At present the Fiendi think themselves se- ./
ell that ii will egret a cure when re,cote.! .. !evatior and core in Madrid'• liot they AtriPiery apprehensive on..
in dab* risethodt avail nothlng. For the !curvy and I • fat a' n. -i • -- fi. • L
1110114 which they convider 4
l• *her Chroolealleisordess, Ws Illesliclne Ras art its parallel. 1 account of thet or. Rau
!, ripw„,„l, or 40,000 pension of both
.sexes have been radically •to be the key of Estremadont aini Andalusia. T:iey ..
el/wed if the above cruel o'' .i.4"*s. "ilhill the but eight Yea". do not hesitate to sah"Sitlee tfidt forties* wavt , akets, -
$ it wee/steamed sold by the Prourietors. Thomas Taylor and.
. gan, mensben oftigels,Loyal Colkge of Suwon*, Loudon (pee that if the views of NapOleokin the )40rtll et. FA. , i
Me hid et trill Site6Mas, published annually by the Royal Lot rope should Prevent him frotn•tendkng isnaiediate re..*., a
ilisOs at Mak trove; Pie; g'l New Badge-y*lTel v-trhew caw ti.4•••••---•s to Spain, it ma V- ke-n xuesaltrar to *bath.' •
'einnoplead and /Advice will be teed by Own in all eaves ! ''"'',"••`"7"'.- . _ • i-- . L •
latrve to t above coinplaintsiwitk inviolable seevecy. Also, ' uon the whole. of the tionth,pf Spain, eo fitr as the •
i'm the eel:flattens Na• 35, St; Alban's-streets i Tape. Thef ohuld then make every effort in their .. 3
Fmk alhafirs:Dikborinigii7v*Toy, Shop... No. 7, Fish-street- • -
alierear
.
Mil; and by one person is caio4dersisia WWI of firma 1 potter AP, 111 plain their position on, that river, fox
*Baia, ac. la busys of ady'r!..f,ht. toots, / the isuiposi of 'covering Ninth id. Bat as it would be

A. CH .%LLENC4C. .
•
...1411;;SSit.C. CURRIE and Co Surgeons, late in
l ,111 ‘laierty's service, elmlienge the whole sw”rlrt to
prove a yiefle h,4 sice whet* Oleic bledielne awl %traits! of
.euvemaye tailed • f the desired effect. The praeliee of many
r.rirs in this partintim branch Of taeir profession-has ant given
rfin. So one, u•.•mere-sfol rase. . hey ennt•iarC vu direet their
static- to the smarm-rat unit en-e of V Ef4EITE 41. Cf)%l-
- I NTS, and that der moment of sue sr stern, Which h the
euttsequence rat the perniri.ms oral wiwteful eft,. ts of 'a habit, long
moil. wrist unhappily pivoted by the vooths of
tar sue it will I.e found to he the unfailing Fltilfire of liars (moms t
the ocher its r;:vnges mum, developed to them by
came of ,tebilit v. which, If n.. 1 ft ~elv remedied, term'.
on tell Ni I.ntootenceJ Tie,•se ore its remo Ulan. :1•• 41..ess
*line ctotMllnp• totss of muscular !mom. and vomit% tier.
eons camplowitt., sa.uallt rharirterise the e oliest -lases of-this
solitary tore : ~t" pet 4ein Lititat.'nitz under disorder.. ini bleat bi
such it habit, their treototent ha. never pr .yed no-
aucrevsful in the coupe or a I. lahorion+, stud much cxwaded
I kn. tire, In the Irmo ~h•tin..te and l.lir:lted r of ye.
nereal infection, such a, os:Ntrilf i sue In the u:ethra. si 1111 l eit•
sreyeences, hard tutn•tur., callous ulcers, erulitiou.., setalaal
wenkiles..,, elects, as also
STRICTURES,
'whether recent or of Wog duration, mid which have baffled ihr
skill of totter practioners„ are, by their present improved plait
of treatment, I-Werth:oly and permanently cured, without the
patient sneering 1..1e everuckting pitiu and alarming tieinnrr.alge
which freqswitily follows the application of the lunar caisoic.,
In the course of (warty years eilettsice practice in this metro
pAis asmerimus case% of strictures have been said are daily nu-
der their care, . the total eradication of which is effecte,t by
safe, certain, .acd expeditious mode of practice, superior In any
other het adopted. The weakness, relaxation, stud der i:il~
probredine from this complaint, is speedily reinnverl, and the
patient restored to sound and cleoroui health. But where the
debility has lose years exited, 0 proper per:evenince in their re-
srnriitive reateilrer aft, r the stricture h:ni been destroyed, is in-
: dispettrably rerrisit'.. to revive the slumbering sparks of life,
and to re-solos:0e ter Cisiedittaion.
Several Noblemen and tie,t.leinen of the first respectability
have teen under the care of Messrs. Currie und Co. far the re.
of cousPlainis (tithe uroth. a, stricture:, Bre. I sand having
irceived a tadical and permanent cure, request Oust references
may be.given to them, .e %mist:it-tory evidences oaf the decisive
; urrortaireity of Meters. Currie and Co.'s plait of treatment.—
' MK" of these Geellenien have bad strictures from Wows twenty
yeury, mat had been uuder the care of Messrs. Home, !limb 'sides,
god ether gureems of equal eminence, who attempted the cure
by the application of the !mute e.tustie, without meter,
Ntrusr.. Curti/nod CO. may be cnotalted by either Sex, with
'Aire greatest tielieoven secrecy, art honour, at their house, N...
1417, blartrai-tretydra.
fah Just, 111080-494 Baleswgrorden.